Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1931, Page 19

SOCIETY (Continued Prom Second Page.) Miss Georgia Dewey of Bronxville, | N. Y, are at the Mayflower, the latter having entered the Misses Stone School | for the season. Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlap have gone to Atlantic City and are at the Hotel Ambassador for the ear] Autumn, X Dasher-Plitt Wedding Today. Other Nuptials of Interest. A pretty wedding will take place this | afterncon in the home of Mr. and Mrs, | George Plitt in Edgemoor, when their daughter, Miss Ruth Plitt, will become the bride of Mr. George Holmes Dasher, son of Col. Charles Dasher, U. S. A, «nd Mrs. Daster The ceremeny will | be performed at 4 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Charles T. Warner of St. Alban's| Church officiating. The ‘home has been decorated with Autumn flowers and foliage and a string orchestra will play the wedding music. The bride will be given in marriag: | by her father and she will wear a afternoon gown of peach-color velve with & hat and other accessories to| match. She will carry a shower bou- quet of roses to match her costume. | Miss Dorothea Plitt will be the maid | of honor for her sister and she will wear a brown velvet costume with &, hat to match and carry yellow roses. Mr. Van Manning Hoffman will be the best man. A reception will follow ths ceremony ; when the couple will be assisted by their parents, Mrs. Plitt wearing a tan lace frock and Mrs. Dasher, mother cf the bridegroom, will be in a black velvet. H After the reception Mr. Dasher and his bride will leave for a wedding trip, the bride wearing a blue sport costume. | They will be at home after October 15 in Washington. | ‘The marriage of Miss Virginia Mer~ ritt, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Edwin A. Merritt of Chevy Chase. Md., to Dr. Edgar Meredith McPeak of Virginia and ‘Washington took place at 2:30 o'clock today In the home of the bride's par- ents, Rev. Dr. Noble C. Powell of Bal- timore officiating. The arrangements for the wedding were charming in their simplicity, with Autumn flowers and foliage making a pretty background for the wedding. ‘The bride was given in marriage by her father, and she wore an ensemble sult of rust-color tweed with accessories to correspond and a corsage bouquet of orchids, Dr. McPeak and his bride left after the ceremony for a Northern wedding trip, upon their return they will be at home at the Kennedy-Warren. The marriage of Miss Nettie May Groff, r of Mr. and Mrs. Diller Fisher Groff, fo Mr. Paul A. Humiston of Grand -Rapids, Mich., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva S. Humiston of San- dusky, Ohilo, took place last evening in the home of the bride's parents on Ingomar street, in the presence of the two families. Rev. Dr. J. Phelps Hand of Wesley M. E. Church officiated, as- sisted by Charles 8. Cole, presi- dent of Sibley Hospital. The 's gown was of eggshell chiffon velvet, her tulle veil was be- comingly arranged, and she carried a shower bougquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Ruth Groff, who was gowned in green chiffon velvet and car- Tied a bouquet of pale pink roses. Mrs. Groff wore a chiffon dress of blue, with a shoulder bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Mr. Donald Humiston, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man, and the bride’s brother, Mr. George Groff, and her cousin, Mr. Murray McGlue, were ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Humiston will make their home in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. White Set Date For Debut of Two Daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. White, Jr., will ‘introduce their daughters, Miss Mary White and Miss Emma Gray | White, at tea in their home Friday | afternoon, December 11. Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Horgan are at the Shoreham Hotel, where they have taken an apartment for the Win- ter. ‘They formerly resided at 3900 Cathedral avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Harold N. given up their apartment on street _and will move h have teenth to @o i COLUMBIA RD. at 18th ST. Regular Dinners, 75¢ . Special Club Steak ana | | Chicken Dinners, $1 i CLUB LUNCHEONS SERVED DAILY THE NEW @ | | I | i | MRS. JAMES FRANKLIN JONES, Charming bride of August 31, who for- merly was Miss Amelia Fitch, daughter of Mrs. Martha Fitch. —Underwood Photo. studio apartment in the new West- chester Building. Mrs. Marje D. Blackistone, mother of Mrs. Krogh, who gave up her apart- ment in Woodley Park Towers before going to' New York for the Summer, will also occupy an apartment in the West- chester. - Mrs. Blackistone spent much of the Summer with her son and daughter-in-lJaw, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blackistone, in New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Macklin and their daughter, Miss Ida W. Macklin, of Phila- delphia, are at the Mayflower for a few days. Miss Macklin has entered Mount Vernon Seminary, of which her mother is a graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Prank H. Edmonds, who have had a cottage at Chelsea for the Handbags Repaired & Relined Pocketbooks Overnite Fitted Ba, Leather LADIES' H: Wrist Watch = . KOHRN North 1210 1748 M St. N.W.—At Conn. Ave. Comp.. Steamer Treatments 'l‘!l- Bair very beme- o, Expert Wavers—Dyers (Not, & Behool) New York Beauty Shop 525 Ney Yo e ME 4315 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1931. Surifner, will return to their Washing- ton home in a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Everett Rapley are again in their apartment at 2101 Con- necticut avenue after spending the Summer at Kennebunkport, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Rapley have been in New York’ through the month of September. Miss Mary Louise Hadser and Miss Elizabeth Hauser are spending a fort- night with their aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Gardner, in Atlantic City. Mrs. Wigginton Ellis Creed is staying at the Mayflower, having acccmpanied her daughter, Miss Margery Creed, who has entered Mount Vernon Seminary. Mrs. M. de Clare Berry has closed | | Washington wa... If you’re very smart— you're wearing Buckles on your Shoes! Choose a buckle to syit the occasion...small ones as 2 bit of color contrast...jeweled ones for for rmal afternoon...big flashing ones to wear with your stunning evening goWwns. ..attractively priced from $2 to $10. Shoe Shop—Street g VELVET FOR A WOMAN Formal afternoon frock .with high fashion lame softly draped in the bodice and under the sleeves...note the new slightly lowered waistline. .. black. $25 UDGET FROCKS B'nrm FLOOR Louey Venn Toilet Preparations at 209, Reduction Ellum for occasional her country parties, and is in her ‘home. Mrs, James L. Ewing of New Orleans, La., is at the Mayflower with her daugh- ter, Miss Margaret Ewing, who will at- tend Mount Vernon Seminary this year. Miss Ewing was at -the “Warrenton Country School the Iast two seasons. Miss Washington Back From Paris Exposition. Miss Anne Madison Washington ar- rived in New York yesterday afternoon aboard the Ile de France, coming from Paris, where she has been official hostess at Mount Vernon, the exhibit of the United States in the International Colonial Exposition in Paris. Miss ‘Washington will join her mother, Mrs. Lawrence Washington, in her home in this city in a few days. Mrs. Josiah living - at Wardman Park year and a half, went to New York to- day and will make their home there in the future. T. Mrs. returned this morning_after the early part of the Summer in the Berkshires and the past month in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Bean again will be at the Jefferson through the Winte: Mrs. J. de Bree Huihu of Baltimore, Md., will come to Washington tomorrow to make her home here in the future. She has leased an apartment at Ward- man Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. D. Prank Black of Iphia, Pa., are at the Carlton for Philadel a few days, mnbd by Mr. James Paul, also of Iphla Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Woodward of ;rnnmn. N. J, are at the mthrl. 'dm:ndmmnhd efr i . Miss H. R. Woodward, and Miss L. R. Muirhead. Miss Mary Draney entertained a company elrgl at the Shoreham dinner dance last evening. Miss Grace Elwell, who left Wash- ington about. four months ago to make a tri) thmuh the Panama Canal and up Pacific_Coast, returned Lhrouih the Canadian Rockies, stopping at Lake Louise, in Banff, Canada. She again F THE e The popularity of Jelleff's is what made The New Jelleff’s possible . . . one year old this week. And the popularity of Jelleff's means the popularity of right fashions and right prices. This merchandising program, expertly carried out, has appealed to all Washington. .. or nearly all of it. Many assert that our salon frocks and coats are the finest fashion collections one can see here . . . while others find the greatest satisfaction in our Budget Shops. The Nation's Capital . . . and a store that we think is worthy of it! Fashion Week Many special fashion and value fea- CANTON FOR A MISS - Smart afternoon frock in dark brown with mink-dyed fur edging and white Canton crepe collar_and cuffs. The flare is placed well be- low the knees. $25 BUDGET FROCKES FIFTH FLOOR will - advise treatment . It comes, but once a year! Miss Thompson, from the Louey Venn Salon, will be in our Toiletries Depart- ment all _this_week, with a complete stock of Louey Venn preparations, She you on the correct home .. or answer any questions you may wish-to ask her, tures make these first of particular interest. ent at Wardman Park ‘Winter months. is in her Hotel for Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hedrich of Hailsly, Idaho, are passing some time at Carlton. Mr. Waverly Taylor will be host to & com) ng.“o( 4 at the formal opening of & dinner dance sessions at the Shoreham tomorrow evening. Mr. Strawn Here for Fall Meet of Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Silas Strawn, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, arrived in Washington yesterday and is at the Shoreham. He will attend the Fall board meeting of the Associated General Contractors of America today and tomorrow. Mr. Strawn will ad- new ffs October days Paris Adaptations in 'The Budget Dress Shops for Women and Misses See these lovely things this week! Velvets $1 G50 o Yomer 29 —that will be fashionable for formal after- noon, 57¢’clock, dinner, and evening wear . « . the simple, straight, stunning lines for women . . . the more fitted lines for misses . . . bias cut for slimness . . . the new longer lengths for formal wear . .. the richness of lace or fur combined with velvet . , , fagoting . . . jacket dresses, too . . . in black, brown, wine, green, blue. In the Budget Frock Shop Canton 316.50 for s Crepes 25 ‘Women —in keeping with the fashion of dull fab- rics . . . 19th century puff sleeves . . . lace trimmings . . . fullness in the bodice . . . . low-placed flares . . . ascot ties . . . and slim, smooth-fitting sleeves. clude black, brown, green, Paray purple. tailored frocks with long, The colors in- Spanish tile, Persian In the Budget Frock Shop Sheer s]_ 650 f::r Misses Wools 25 Women —that are very sheer and very smart and that will be in évery this season . fashionable wardrobe . feattiring color contrast, tricolor scarfs, fagoting, softly draped necklines, low fulluess achieved by flares or plaids . . top frocks . . two-piece chamois-colored . fur-trimmed frocks . . . in black, dark brown, Spanish tile, green. In the Budget Frock Shop These Budget Dress Shops for women and misses on our fifth floor are worthy of a visit every time you come to Jelleff’s . . . new dresses are con- stantly added . . . the latest success of the season in really excellent copies. B—3 dress the dim ibe dinner mieeting of the board The alumnae of the Academy of the the | Sacred Heart of Mary will give its an- Dodge nual dinner this evening at the Hotel, when covers will be laid for 26, Following the dinner the first business meeting of the season will be called by the president, Miss Edith Branson. Mrs. John C. Clark of Bingham .l:.. Y., 1s at the Cariton for a y. Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Campbell of Asheville, N. C., are visiting in wvllh- l[;lt::ln and are at Wardman Park otel. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black of Hunte ington, W. arrived - There are the slim bias-cut styles in French crepe or crepe satin , . . some with lace top and bottom ... some with shadow hems. .. and for those who prefer tailored slips . . . we have those, too, in soft French crepe with an eight-inch hem. Flesh, tea rose, white, and tan, GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR The New ~ Scanties Give You the Second Empire Silhouette Have you seen the new Scanties , . . those remark- able four-in-one foundation garments that do away en- tirely with ugly lines and bunches beneath your gowns? Miss Irene French, Scantie stylist, will be in our Grey Shops all this week to demonstrate the new models . . . and to give individual advice, GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR Crepe Satin Undies, 3 Nothing could be lovelier to look at or to wear beneath your slinkiest frocks than these satin undetthings . .. bias cut chemises . .”, short little pants . . . darling dance sets with fitted bandeaux. .. all lace trimmed, in these de- /lectable shades . . . flesh, tea rose, nile green, and bab blue, ,m:'fld GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR" -