Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1931, Page 18

B2 * SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1931 SOCIETY. BBl R e 1 VNN GRS AR, SRWA SHIIN GIION S SNC | SN | l:flu d!l’l;;be!.vl:“McClin, dnughmh:: nbl;ocg wge&her during the Summer, S O ( z I I : " I ; S{ TO WED IN CATHEDRAL l T S e e MR R S holidays Miss Marjory Stone, who is| preceding the service ball. : taking her bachelor degree at Welles- BROOKS G St. between 11th and 12th = __Mr. and Mrs. James M. Thomson are Miss McCain and Miss Stone were (Continued on Third Page.) President and Mrs. Hoover Entertain Executives of the Republican | & ; ‘ i i Committee This Evening. . SALTZ BROTHERS s 0 _ Cyine cflrparelfor gmtlemm 85 1341 F STREET.N.W. Hoover |1y at dinner last evening when thelr guests were the Assistant Postmasters | HE President and Mrs er this eve- Cfl_\glorious. qlcmorous. 1se to the of the Re- General and their wives and Miss G Burton, niece of the late Senator Bur- ] It Costs No More to Send Your eautiful ton of Ohio. Hoover was_ th | today of rs. James Couzens will | et Gift in a Saltz Brothers Box | have as th their son and dau d 4 Mrs. Frank Couzens of Dectroit, who . Wil arrive tonight from New York. | L 5 where they went for the Army- foot ball game. Senator David I. Walsh entertained at luncheon vesterday in the patio of | the Carlton Hotel, the company bering 50. A Wonderful Selection of Fine and Practical Gifts, Very Reasonably Priced Bundy, Mrs. Allen T, Ruth B, Boal, Mrs. 1 and Mrs. Harry > State Depart- Mrs. Aldrich, wife of Representative Richard S. Aldrich, has gone to New | York, and is at the Hotel Ambassador | | for several days. = aly and Nobil Ve Representative & en- | Wyant will pr M0rTOW evening in | Anne Wyant nini, Who noon at the W York | Hampshire avenue. Adam M M " w after- 001 New | ANY Heights en ined the Chevy Chase Col for her debuta field Edm Mrs. Ed hilipsborn ELEVENTH ST. - BETWEEN F &G JUST 11 MORE DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Don’t wait until the very last Christmas gift buying, hurry select from these practical g incheo! nf New B’}’i“‘”““ MISS EVA HACKNEY, - bert C. Bonner of Washington, D. C.. and who: b; ave of Lexington. N. C.. will take place this Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral marriage to ternoon in Bachrach Photo. 5 e e P s Mary | Harrison | B | spent the w minute to fini down to Pt n our first loor gi up your orn and 7 honor at a tea this Roosevelt House, in New York, given by the president and directors of | the Women's Roosevelt Memorial As- sociation, k end after attending the | of afternoon, | shops e Saturday. Castle of Honolulu, { the Undersecretary of William R. Castle, jr..” has ew York and is at the Hotel for a visit. i HeE McCormick v to Middleburg s been spending the r with Miss Isabelle Row- iece, Miss Margaret Row- ick will return to dance December 22, | en in honor of Miss | Franklin Page Sackett. | ampbell Prichett will be hos- er this evening in the home d Mrs. Roliow have as t} t. Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman e e he will entertain in honor of hels - dont v pson Drexel of Philadelphia and Miss Sidney | ; Flannel Robes $3.95 10 $5.75 Striped or fla ble-breasted and tie belt Chicf Justice and Mrs. Hughes Hosts at Dinner Tonight. e Chicf Justice and Mrs. Hughes t t ng in in the Guate- Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt President Roose widow of be the guest robes in dou- with pockets Miss Edmonston and Miss Riegel will d the Bachelor's C r this evening etown and Mrs. Th Pt morming from N : g ii 'm & i Terry Roughies Mrs. Payne, s 53‘95 e C. Bascom ¥ NORTH 1742 UPHOLSTERING | terry Cloth Bajamas for. loumee GET OUR ESTIMATES. g ) & 2 . 3 ing. SEGAL BROS. 1232 14th ST. N.W. “We Live Our Profession” ve been planned \ostesses preceding the Chiffon Kerchiefs S| to $2.50 handkerchiefs gifts. Men’s Wallets with 14-kt. Gold Corners You'd expect to pay at least $5 for these good-looking leather wallets. Made in genuine ostrich and seal with 14-kt. gold corners. Initialed without charge. Sweaters and Skirts $2.95 Sweaters that look handmade make a cute costume with a skirt of suedine A * 1314 F Street N.W. The “Philippe” ‘OR formal evening wear we present the “Philippe,” a truly exquisite slipper of white satin with silver kid piping which can be dyed any shade; or of black satin with silver kid piping; both models at $8.50. Also shown in all silver or all gold kid at $10.50. Evening Bags : . $2.95 and $5 Beaded bags of rhinestones, peari, or bugle beads. and velvet bags are most appropriate gifts. New Fail Shades in Silk Hosiery, 81 to $1.95 ICH'S F ST TIE N Cre;la-.e and atin ingerie $1.95 to $2.95 For the intimate friend, nothing is more acceptable than dainty lingerie. She'll Adore Quilted rayon satin Such a Gij’t! v Sketched on the Big Figure. padded, High Tluster, fine fabric, warmly capucine, blue, red, pink, wistaria, § rose, MADAM FLORENZ, Inc. 1145 Connecticut Ave. N Striped, plain flannel Choice of two styles . . . all of fine wool flannel, cut to fit right—extra value, $2.95. Final Clearance of All Daytime, Afternoon and Evening Gowns Scarfs $1.95 and $2.95 Ascots are the favored style in both silk and wool scarfs, con- trasting shades and stripes. Colorful Flower Prints Printed or plain rayon crepe, with contrast trim. $2.95, Other Robes, $1.95 to $16.75 X The Wonderbilt * L & Beverly Hosiery At the foot of the Christmas tree— A Clothes Closet in a Case S to $1.95 sl “recs® of her life in thess If it’s a gift you may be sure she'd rather al have luggage from BECKER’S. This Every woman needs hosiery, so Gay Soft Slippers Wonderbilt Case packs 12 frocks on re- e ity o s movable bar hanger, neatly, snugly and wrinkle-free . , . with plenty of room for her accessories. Initialed without charge. »* Articles Held Until Christmas :a‘l- Silk Crape Mules H[ K[ $1.95 to $3.95 Cut-out, sandal-type mules are 1314 F Street N. W, At Cost and Below Cost Gowns from $19.50 to $89.50 reduced to $]_2.75 $22.50 $32.50 $49.50 All Sales Final—No Charges Due to the fact that these gowns are sold at cost and below cost, there will be a charge for alterations during this sale. ideal to wear with lounging paja- mas. Have them dyed to match. Soft “comfy” soles, and pretty covered heels—slip- pers any woman would be glad to have! Black, cgral, lavender, blue, green. Brooks—Main Floor.