Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TEURSDAY, D UUMEED 31931, | teenth street b June | ing tree bough. MEMORIAL SPEAKER | %06 er meck was ured as the | acsinas tur pus o or i nestesace S O C I E I Y result of being struck by an overhang- l the vehicle clear of the branches Fechet, Miss Rosa Page, Miss Mar- Past Exnlted Ruler }lupp of Penn-| g GJL‘::"'“WM‘NOY“"";‘""“C““";GH". W % sylvania Here for Exer- G St. bet. 11th and 12th Smith of Baltimore and Miss Atlee cises Sunday. Wayne Wirgman. Miss Jacobs' gown is . 9 U e ; in period style of yellow taffeta trimmed | [ 2 Rt * LA : ik peact e T s ] ; Tamrene Tt A entown e Get your Christmas giving in hand! cmy an ]old-mshionrlg lbouquel Mmrs. | b 4 past grand exalted Tuler of Elks, is 16| . ll .f 0 th. ki f Jacobs will wear a gol lame afternoon " 4 deliver the memorial address pledging | D, D sown L — ; | 1 e adeiy o e dead of the order Brothers especially if you're thinking o Lieut. and Mrs. Maurice Browder en- | ; SpihyeRsiinga e Bk Bimne) 1213 F STREET. ter i at the dinner dance at the | o The service is an annual affair, con- Shoreham last night in honor of Mr.| ki 3 . ' ducted simulteneously in all sections Browder's debutante cister, Miss Frances | | of the country. It will commence at 8 Mathews. Their guests included Miss | | o'clock. g Lucille Elliott, Miss Mary Preston| P& 4 1 The ceremony this year has particular » son. Miss Mary Elizabeth MacArthur, | : . : | significance here, since the fiftieth an- | $ 5 9.75 harlotte Mayo, Miss Isabel Perry, | % ; niversary of Washington Lodge, No. 15, | Helen Peeples, Miss Jane Thorpe, | 3 4 k one of the oldest lodges of the order, iss Evelyn Walker, Mr. Clarke Brant, | ? 4 4 follows it by little more than a month. | " ; M »son _Emery, Mr. Lawrence 4 o Included in the service will be vocal | s [hc reduced pnce Grogan, Mr. Peter Grogan, Mr. Jack ? ; ‘ and instrumental music, the roll og\ Hayes, Mr. Samuel Henry, Mr, William 4 the dead, officers’ tribute, the memoria ety » Hoge. 1II; Mr. David Marvin, Mr. John | Address ‘and the cosing ceremony by | on Rizik's lavishly Reyburn and Mr. Waverly W. Taylor, jr. | ¥ 5 | officers of Washington Lodge e Fur-Tri d | ; 4 | The committes in charge consists of | | Exciting Horse Race - . George E Strong, chairman; Joseph ur- | nmme At Junier League Party. Leary, vice chairman; William S. Shel- Act 4 on the program for the cabaret by, secretary; Ambrose Durkin, chair- at the Junior League patchwork party . man for music; Fred Whitehead, | Monday evening, at the Mayflower, will i speakers; Charles Montgomery, erec-| be a “stunt” that proved most amusing | ton of the cross; John Lynch, arrange- | a season or two ago in Philadelphia. | ; ments and decorations: M. G. McCor- Mrs. Campbell Prichett, s niece of Mrs. | L 4 4 Mick, printing and music: John D. Formerly $59.50 to $98 Sidney A. Cloman, is responsible for | . ; | Fitzgerald, Reception Committee, and Newrithere is no reason its intiation here. A horse race is to| ’ ; F. S. Astioth, ushers | ) . be staged between Spark Plug, Pony ! SR % why you can’t enjoy the Boy and Twenty Grand. Spark Plug | luxury of a Rizik Coat. will be composed of John Sweeney and 4 : ASKS $20,000 DAMAGES | Every one of these mod- Gene Roberts. Pony Boy of McCook % e ! Dunlop and Sam Beach and Twenty : % SRS s Sl | els is taken from our regu- Grand of Griffith Warfield and Lieut % sther yatk 33 1 5 Pz Charles cVay 3d. The exhibltors of 3 S shire avenue, filed suit in District Su- | lar stock of hand-picked these remarkable steeds will be Mrs 5 g preme Co;lr( ;r‘sr';fld‘:,\ :-"“{‘“,’;&2?3\ garments. The furs alone Blaise de Sibour, Miss i 4 damages from the Washingtor nT,JQ,, ey syl\q)::”(:ax,l;ou K;‘r:‘(iigw, E i Transit Co. for alleged personal 1n~i are worth $39.75. Aides will go through the audience col- | e Juries. lecting bets which will at once be | ? ae She said she was riding on the top marked on large blackboards. Bets on the famous race will be accepted at 10 | cents & piece, on the pari-mutuel sys- | tem, which will later be changed to a | donation | oy 5 o o Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wadsworth | % # % 5 . will arrive today from New York. Mr . No C. O No Refunds ‘Wadsworth has promised to fill the role | S of master of ceremonies at the patch- | ~ o work party of the Junior League. ( No Approvals All Sales Final A number of dinner parties will be ot £ P given before the party. smong the MISS CHRISTINE EKENGREN, | ELEVENTH ST. - BETWEEN F &G hostesses being Mrs. Berkeley Simmons, | Who will make her debut this afie n at a t:a which her mother, Mme. | Mrs, Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Winslow | Ekengren, will gie this afternoon in her home at 2139 Wyoming avenue. Van Devanter and Mrs. Corlandt Parker. —Underwood Photo. il T e o€ e s ‘ Friday ... Another Great Store-Wide taken & box for the party and among S Yy others who will entertain guests in | their boxes are Mr. and Mrs. R. M. | : Kauffmann, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan | A GIFT—dlways appreciated o | Phillips, Mrs. Acker, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | 5 liam McClellan Ritter, Rear Admiral 3 A and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Henry et Alvah Slmr]l[ Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A | Claytor, Col. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, | A | . . ¢ . Col. and Mrs. U. S. Grant, 3d; Mr. .Px:a; 1004 DISCOUNT ol Friday is our day for cleaning house, not that we ever have a real Then Come to Brooks for ity T Lt Chce, Ny, Ergeudd DURING DEC. AN\ | need for it, but our policy is to reduce all merchandise after it has been Stokes. on ; 2 T ! in the shop for a certain length of time so we always have fresh, new ‘r C . Mrs. G. F. Hill had guests lunching | Corsets—All In One—Bandeaux i i things. ‘ with her yesterday at the Carlton. . | 2 en 1 : O eS g You can wear the new gowns with joy over Mrs. F. C. Van Dusen will arrive in ened at Washington today and will be the guest a correctly designed foundation garment. T Shee apariment. ot Wardan ack We carry @ complte line of Y8F | | [CANTON,WOOL andKNIT INEXPENSIVE SHOP $ 295 Hotel for several days. Col. and Mrs Vi Dusen have t]: 01 to IVY CORSETS USIVELY e e | | 3 ERAERYRLY FROCKS FROCKS thelr home. | United Corset Shops, Inc. | Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rodenberg | [f i ; - of 3501 Macomb street norihwest spent | i 13th & G Sts. N.W. Washington, D. C. | $ $ .95 Zhankasiving /week ‘with ‘thelr son’in || S The Kind She’d Choose for Herself! nicago. ; ; Mrs. Prank Evans entertained at|— - Originally $15, $16.50 to $18 Originally $10 Such fine, soft quality of French and glace kid! It luncheon today at the Shoreham in i o w urges comparison with others! Gauntlets, plain honoe 16¢ Mrs, Ssmjiel, F. “sompeott’ of Pin-Money Shop frocks for women and Canton and sheer wool frocks in black, and trimmed, slip-ons, mousquetaires. Black, uinés, AL Eer gtests Wers Mrs Cart misses. All new types for wear now. brown and blue in sizes 12 to 44, also g i e . One and two piece knitted frocks i 14% to 26%4. Daytime and afternoon ! black and white, brown or all-white—at $2.95. Williams, Mrs. Charles S. Wilson, MTs. sette Mrs. Evans, who is a lawyer well L] Stanley Reed, Mrs. Victor Wallace, r cluded. fashions. Miss Ruth Fisher and Miss True Gos- A sl o P P the earliest WOMEN'S HALF SIZE GOWN SALON Sturdy CapeGloves T' jé}nunum on Pourth Page) _ i a'ld grea tes t FROCKS FROCKS | $ 1 .95 TO“ HO“SC Tavern l 2 Soft, lasting African capeskin that is so supple s L Originally $29.50 to $59.50 and long-wearing. Plain or appliqued slip-ons, and Silver Spring, Md. Originally $18 Sheerwool. cantan and aatit et clasp gloves in all-black, black and white, and . Sizes 18% to 4414, Well tailored frocks afternoon and evening gowns of indi- | brown. of canton and satin in becoming styles vidual styling. Some fur trimmed. Sizes cut on shorter, fuller lines. 14 to 44. conD . MILLER SEMI-ANNUAL ‘ 16-button Evening Gloves Boms Almeshecy flining nates the . : eggshell, or white. 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