Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1931, Page 19

(Continued From Second Page.) an for his brother and the ushers se- Pope, Mr. rge Brewster Lee, Mr. Gordon . Thomas Wilson. has e~ Mrs. William Fitch Kelley has' closed bt country home, the Knole, and is egatn in Yesidence at 2207 Massachw.- sclis avenue for the Winter, —t Mrs. Roger M. Stuart will entertain at luncheon in the palm court of the Mayflower' November 2 in honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Mary Whit- ney Stuart. | Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun, who has been the guest of Mrs. H. R. Butler in New York, will leave today by motor for Springfield, Mass., to attend the ding of her cousin, Mrs. Jo- #u-r ‘Witherspoon, and Mr. . Fable of Germantown, Pa. Mrs. will return to Washing- ton at the end of the week. Judge and Mrs. Wilbur R. Turner have returned to their apartment, in Meridian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth street, for the Winter, after spending the season in the Pocono Mountains, in Pennsylvania. Judge and Mrs. Turner did not open their Summer home in Maine this year, Miss Florénce Wade, daughter of-the late Mr. and Mrs. Festus J. Wade of St. Louis, and Judge John Foster Symes of the Federal Court at Denver, Colo., ‘were married today. The ceremony was rformed in the home of the bride's MRS. WHITNEY, wife of Capt. Harold W. Whitney, U. 8. M. C., and her children, Barbara and Jack, will make their home at the Davenport Terrace while Capt. Whitney is on a tour of duty in Nicaragua. THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931. SOCIETY [y Spend Winter in Capital —Bachrach Photo. Frederick Clifford, and the best man was her brother, Mr. Joseph M. Galla- gher, Only members of the immediate amilles were present. Mr. and Mrs. Child later departed by motor on their wedding trip. They will return after several weeks to their Greenough place residence before sailing- for Europe. A pretty home wedding of interest in musio circles here was that of Miss Henrietta Marie Scott of Washington and Fredericksburg, Va., and Lieut. Frank Wadsworth MacDonald, U. S. N. The ceremony Saturday was performed in the home of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Reeves, widow of the late Com- modore I. 8. K. Reeves, U. S. N., of Washington. Mgr. Edward L. Buckey, pastor of St. Matthews Church, offici- ated in the presence of s small com- Eny of members of the families and e pcide wace & gawn of Svory settn e bride wore 58 and duchesse lace, Tl,-lhlcned on long, graceful lines, and her tulle veil, bor- dered with lace, was held by a becom- ing circlet of orange blossoms, Mrs. John F. Bmlz, sister of the bride, was her only it and Dr. Bethune MacDonald of New York was best man for his brother. The drawing rooms were decorated with quantities of early Autumn flowers, and later Lieut. MacDonald and his bride started for a Mrs. MacDonald is a . 8. L. Scott of Freder- icksburg, Va. and through her grand- mother, Mrs. Reeves, is a descendant of the late Joseph N. Young, who was a rfnndson of Notley Young, one of the original proprietors of this city. Lieu MacDonald was & member of the class of 1924 l',dfll;e Naval Academy in An- napolis and is now on duty al U. 8. 8. Pensacola. e Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Marsh and their four sons are again in their home, in Cleveland Park, after spend- ing the Summer at Gibson Island, where they had a cottage for the sea- son. Mrs. Samuel S. Dennis, mother of Mrs. Marsh, spent a fortnight with them at Gibson Island and has returned to her home, in New York. Miss Angelica Remey is spending the late Summer at Sugar Hill, where she is with Mrs. Bache McEm- mett of Ridgefield, Conn. Miss Remey % The P attended the marriage of her brother, Mr. Charles greeted by ir Tollow ciisens 'mrfh'fr‘ low c on ef arrival today. Mrs, Stevens was the guest of honor at tea yesterday of Mrs. W. Grayson Orme and her sister, Mrs. E. B. Gibson, who_entertained a small company at t. |the Woman's National Democratic Club ‘clock. at 5 o' Arts Club Members Will Present Lively Impromptu Bill. K. Berryman, chairman Committee of the Arts c{:l.r. announces “tuhlt 'rlhur:&-)l'f e‘;%; ning’s Jeogmn resolve {tsel an “experience meeting,” when mem- bers of the club will be asked to tell of their Summer activities and adventures, with the chairmen of the Literary and Dramatic Committees acting as judges. At the close of the evening Mr. Berry- man will nt & silver cup, in the name of Arts Club, to the member adjudged the best story teller of the H, | evening. Mrs. Henry D. Ralph of Forty-fourth a s8-8 n g Wiedmayer of Pittsburgh, Miss Mildred Catley of New Haven and Mr. Ralph's two brothers, Mr. Phillip Ralph of Pittsburgh and Mr. Robin Ralph of New Haven. Miss Caroline Miller, daughter of Mrs. Archibald Miller, and the late Col. . U. S. A, has _returned to her studies at Gunston Hall School. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Walker have returned from Maine, where they spent the Summer, and have reopened their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, Dr. and Mrs. William Kennedy But- YOUR FELT HAT REMODELED Zo the New 1931 styles B Modern clenti Factory “Metnods” 0 Vienna Hat Co, 435 11th Street o f : n convention, W Buckwood Inn, Delwawafe Water Gap. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rodenberg of 3501 Macomb street leayes shortly for a visit to St. Louls. Mrs. Raleigh Colston Minor of Uni- Pl et S S il e g6} et i H ; ns CEr] i 1 i 758 FUR COATS Completely cleaned in- side and out, including new loops and buttons. Steaming and Glazing FREE Very low Summer prices on re- pairing and remodeling. Phone Nat'l 5628 and we will gladly call for your coat. ISADOR MILLER M. Furrler 809 1ith St. N.W. Importa.nt Nat'l 5628 Treat Yourself to a Good Night's Sleep With One of Our Mattresses and Springs Not High Priced But Reasonable 925 G St. N.W. Nat'l 4711 Mattresses Remade Ev-ent* The W.&J.Sloane Autumn Sale Is in Its Last Week rother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Warren, Col. Jullan E. Yates, D. D, chief of chaplains, U. 8. A, offi- claf in presence of members of the two bride was given in marriage by her brcther, Mr. Festus J. Wade, and wore a traveling castume of dark blue ‘with sable furs and close-fitting hat to match. The ceremony was followed b, a wedding breakfast for those who wit- nessed the ceremony. Later Judge and Mrs. Symes will start for a wedding trip and will make their Only four days more and this remarkable event ends. Assortments have been main- t_ained in full variety. that those who choose during these closing days shall have every With the Opening of a C]mrge Account —you have the con- venience which our Budget Plan of pay- ment provides. A Rare Collection of Genuine Oriental ' Rug’ S —that we have re- duced extrava- gantl y for this annual event. All the beauty of Oriental art and Eastern imagery are woven into these Rugs by fin- gers trained by inborn skill. Sngizl::x;ilazr.r Gorevair'.........4 $175\ $185 Turkish Teziak. . Sizes 9x12. Heavy quality. $600 Persian Sarouk. .. .. $425 Khanbah. ... . ...ceversamenes P 2 5 advantage—in selection as well as saving—and back of botb is the sponsorship of the Sloane reputation. sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Mr. Wade gave his sister in marriage. State Department Official Settled in Home for Season. advisor of the State Four of the Bigger Values in Bed Room Groups An Outstanding Collection of COATS Rizik Coats are style aris- tocrats and—being most- ly one-of-a-kind—are indi- vidual models that carry an air of exclusiveness wherever they are worn. 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