Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1932, Page 44

10 Engagement Announced Of Miss Shackelford And Lieut. N. I. Fooks Miss Rudd Weds Mr. Simp- son 1n C:rcmony at Alex- andria Friday. 1 Cismont, have announced daughter Meta Irving Fooks, will take place ckelford is a Stuart of of the! M ANt >y Margaret | ir. Harry W william Simpson | in the manse of the n Church, the Rev. | ine, jr. offi- | was maid of | pson was best | and Mrs. | v after the | 1 wedding trip. | v will live in the { 604 Cameron | 2H>AnYToyNS N THE SUNDAY ll ON BALL COMMITTEE I STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 31,.192 PART PankB, Phillips, Mr. Earl Trigger and Mr. Clar- ence Bell. Mrs, Robert S. Barrett entertained at luncheon and bridge Monday in her home on Duke street, in honor of Mrs. John Beatty of Ontario, who 15 visit- ing her brother and sister-in-law, M#, and Mrs. Rathbone Smith. The other guests were Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Paul Bar- rett, Mrs. Charles Pozer, Mrs. L. W. Van Bibber, Mrs. Clarence C. Lead- beater and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Cooper. A special meeting of the Alexandria Committee on Colonial Dames was held Tuesday morning in the home of Mrs. Charles Ellett Cabell on Cameron street to perfect plans for the birthnight an- niversary ball to be given at Gadsby's Tavern, Monday, February 22. Requests for invitations to the ball have been so numerous that the committee has had to limit the number strictly to 500. Mrs, Albert Vickers Bryan entertained at bridge Priday afternoon in her home in George Washington Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tanner and their small daughter, Jacqueline Tanner, are home from a visit to Mrs. Tanner’s mother, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, in Bal- timore, Mr. and Mrs, J. Lee Price left Sunday by motor for Miami, Fla. Miss Eva Stokely and Miss Tonie Gray of Greenville, Tenn.,, were week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Painter. Capt. Alvin E. Foss of East Kingston, N. H., was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pitts. Mrs. Caspar Eikes of Norfolk is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Goggins. Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Mock of Martins- burg, W. Va. spent last week end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harris. there’s mn '_'Somethinq New" Re-enacting Pianos e e e g2wegaaEn MRS. JOHN % | One of the Honorary Commitiee of women for the Bicentennial ball February | " |22 and representing New Hampshire. | | | G. WINANT, —Harris-Ewing Photo. | | Salor <“'l;““lr“fl;“g George Lanham of Washington W T Thest | Buests over Sunday of Mrs. Matting the | parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kid- rformal wed- | well, home of Men| Mrs. Claude Barnes has returned s wedding | Tom @ visit to Mrs. T. H. McIntosh in eft fo Richmond in Washington, | ‘Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison are ‘> | the guests of Mrs. Harrison’s parents in Tary | Leesburg ~ | Miss Catherine Stricklin was hostess offi- |\t @ shower Wednesday evening in honor : S (here | Of Miss Mary Elizabeth Sampson, whose e i the | Marriage to'Mr. Clarence Lee Bell will g Suppf | take place in the near future. The e guests included Mrs. Walter Brawner. Mrs. Lee Watkins, Mrs. C. O. Tulloch, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. James Stricklin, Mrs. Paul Richardson, Mrs. J. B. Welch, Mrs. | Clarence Fones, Mrs, Susan Wenk, Mrs. | Mildred Newman, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Saylor, Miss Marjorie Sinclair, Miss | Mary Louisa Tulloch, Miss Caroline Ayres, Miss Myrtle Pulman, Miss Mar- garet Jones, Miss Flora Strude, Miss | Dorothy Schwartz, Miss Helen Waddy. Miss Annie Struder, Miss Isabelle | Ahern, Miss Rosetta Ayres, Miss Louise and the House of Kitt is privileged to initially show it to a Washington audi- ence in its owxu studios. Yes, it's a KNABE Ampico But it does things that you never dreamed a re-enacting piano could do. In short— it's the ultimate in a musl- cal instrument for the home. HOMER L. KITT Co. 1330 G Street e PALAIS ROYAL ELEVENTH AND G STREETS N.W. TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 is entrancing for dining and dancing | * (Pardon us for going into rhyme, but we can’ help getting lyric over our heavenly new la gowns!) There's simply no end to their charm and flat- tery and practicality! And there’s apparently no end to the enthusiasm with which the smart- est girls and women are buying them—at these thrilling low prices. $]Qt 3500 Peau d'Ange Suede lace Marg°+ |ace Tea Rose Silk lace Egg Shell . Linen blue Irish lace Beige Black (Imitation, of course) er Mr. and | for Florida y will live in Balti- of-town_guests | were of Baltimor Poole of Tow S AY AEAAN All Rubber Na- tionally Known Gaiters—Zipper, Snap and Auto- matic fastenings. 1 Our show windows are all boarded up while we are remodeling our building. To induce you to disregard its dismantled appearance, we are offering record-breaking values in men’s, women’s and children’s nationally known shoes. 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Now o000 \ . $9 to $13 Grades of Arch Support Footwear azlés’];’:;s,cggg:‘z’:r $ I 85 Children’s Oxfords [} and High 65 in all models and materials.. Cuban, Baby French and Shoes, sizes 6$ $2.85 High Heels. Dair foi200 2 S Amazing Values in Footwear for MEN! Nunn Bush Ankle- Men's to $10 Men’s $6.00 “Grid- Fashioned Oxfords | High Shoes—many | iron’’ ‘‘Sturdy and High famous Wear” Shoes — $6£5 makes. $4 85 Oxfords. $3£ Rubbers, Rain Boots and Arctics for Men, Women and Children at Greatly Reduced Prices! THE FAMILY SHOE STORE 312 Seventh Street N.W. Here Since 1873—59 Years Ago Palais Royal—Third Floor. City Man- nee | ntertained The Lingerie Department 1s ' back on the Third Floor ... and it’s there yow’ll find The prettiest silk Night Gowns You've ever seen at anything approaching this low price! .98 Costume Slips, Chemises, Dance Sets and Panties. 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