Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1933, Page 19

THE EVENING (Continued Prom Second Page) :)mu 'hlch went into - points were puffed to the mn. The bfldes veil was of ivory t by ‘orange blossoms, and a shower bouquet of Jdum Hul roses- and lilles’ of the Her' maids of honor Were her sisters, Miss Louise Hoover and Miss Catherine Hoover, and Mrs, Albert Earle Con- Tadis was the matron of honor. The were . Miss Sara Louise Prances Glover, sister of the Mw Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark Polly Foote. The attendants all wore frocks of mousseline de soie, ed on Princess lines with puffed sleeves. Their hats were of chiffon to match their gowns with swirl veils, and they carried Spring flowers of all shades tied with ribbons in contrasting colors to their gowns. Miss Louise Hoover's gown was of flame color, her. sister’s of turquoise blue and Mrs, Conradis’ of orchid. The brides- maids all wore chartreuse. Mr. Thomas Glover, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man and’ the ushers were Mr. John Melcher, cousin of the bridegroom, of Englewood, N. J.; Mr. Benjamin La Garde, Mr. Jouart Kerslake, Mr. Malvern Morse, Mr. John B Wistersmith of Louisville, Ky., and Mr. Roland Butler of Wilmington. A reception followed in the home of | the bride’s parents at 15 West Lenox street in Chevy Chase, Md. The couple received with their parents, standing be- fore an embankment of palms and tall baskets of Spring flowers. Mrs. Hoover, mother of the bride, was in a gown of black chiffon made on fitted lines. She wore a black ace turban, long black kid | gloves and a shoulder bouquet of orchids. ring flowers were used in the rooms Isjoflnln[ the drawing room and the large wedding cake which formed the centerpiece on the table had a canopy of Spring flowers, carrying out the color scheme of the costumes of the bride’s attendants. Following the reception, Mr. Glover and his bride left for a three-weeks’ cruise to the West' Indies and South America. They will be at home after May 1 at 4550 Cormectlcut avenue, The bride’s going-away costume was a full- g‘n;m swagger coat of green cashmere, ed with yellow, over a two-piece suit of yellow, trimmed with green buttons and belt. Her hat was of yellow straw with a small brim, and she wore acces- sories to match. | Amon: the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Melcher and Mrs | Whose wedding last night was the largest nuptial event of Lent. | before marriage, Miss Elizabeth Virginia Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. of Englewood, N. MRS. WARREN IRVING GLOVER, JR. The bride was Dov. Albert Ritchie of Annapolls, ! | George Pendleton Hoover, and the bridegroom the son of former Assistant Post- Mr, ‘and Mrs, Martin Littleton, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chapman and Miss Alice Hoover of New York City; Miss Gladys | I(urphy o! uawen Mass., and Miss Bar- ind Miss Patricia Cosgrove of rtfotd. cm.n A wedding of interest in ‘Washing- ton is that of Miss Maric Leontine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Graves, to Mr. Hugh Bullock, son of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Bullock, which took place yesterday in the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hokan Bjornstrom Steffanson, in New York, the Rev. Olivert Hart Bronson of Santa Barbara, The %flde is d-ni f Mi s grand-niece of Mr. ‘William Phelps Eno and a cousin of Gov. Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania. Her sister is Mrs. Goetz, wife of Maj. Goetz, now United States mili- tary attache at Brussels. Mrs. Goetz was formerly Miss Antoniette Graves. * Mrs, Phillips Directs Scene For Congressional Club Tomorrow. ‘The members and guests of the Con- gressional Club will be entertained to- morrow aftérnoon at 3 o'clock with the dramatization of “Death in the Desert” under the direction of Mrs. Kendrick Phillips. Participating in the play will be Mr. Theodore Tiler, 2d; Mr. Howard Whitfield, Mr. Carl Carison, Mr. Wil- liam Davis, Mr. Ralph Bowie, Miss Susanne Sheppard and Miss Romaine Btevens. Mr, John Carter, the author, wl‘“%: be present and will address the clv L Mrs. Charles Abernethy, Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. Wiliam Arnold, M.rs Wil- Yam A. Ayres, Mrs, Carl Bachman, Mrs. John Baer, Mrs. Albin W. Barkley, Mrs. Thomas Blanton and Samuel (Continued on Fourth . master General and the late Mrs. Glover. —Harris-Ewing Photo. KAPLOWITZ BROS. THE COAT AND SUIT SPECIALTY SHOP THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN E AND F FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE KAPLOWITZ DAYS EASTER FEATURE ATTRACTIONS EASTER COATS, SUITS $1675 82§ $30:75 $5Q.50 THE KEEN SATISFACTION YOU DERIVE FROM WEARING CLOTHES BY KAP- LOWITZ IS THE DIVIDEND WHICH QUALITY PAYS . . . KAPLOWITZ CLOTHES GIVE A DISTINCTION WHICH NO OTHER FASHIONS CAN APPROACH . FIVE POPULAR HITS EXCLUSIVELY AT KAPLOWITZ FAIRWAY - FROCKS 3395 FARWAY SUEDE JACKETJS JUNIOR LEAGUE FROCKJ .$ | .95 JUNIOR PROM FROCK.S $1095 CAMPUS COATS $]1095 Trade Marks Registered. MISSES WOMENJS JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL SPECIALIST.S Judge Nisleys by quality—not by price !@f&m&@nm Todeys Miss Williams wearing the strap style shos named in honor of the Davis family. 1 you sre & Williams just step into our store and ask for a lesflet giving short history and coatof-arms (in It is free for the asking. The illams _who came to America in the 17th cen. tury settled in New Eng. colors) of this family. land, Not u.ly has Miss W. “punch’ eallens service, Lined wi e Massachusetts. in perforations but will give ith kid. Shown in rosan shade and soon in white. . Chiffon or Service Hose Such remarkable value that we limit sales to two prs. ($1) to a customer. d all season if you choose Nisleys 1. Because you have “a world” of style and colors to choose from in your exact size that will fit smoothly. 2. They compare in material, flexibility and workmanship only with high priced footwear. - 3. Nisley’s own factories produce sizes to fit every foot, 23 to 9—widths AAAA o E. (Some to 10) Our plain pumps are named in honor of the Smith family because there are so many of them. This one in grey kid, black, brown, white, patent. Miss Mackenzie is in just the right shade of srey kid. Also provided in Corosan simulated lizard. most of them in Every feminine member of the Davis family in whose honor this graceful srap is nemed will love its beauty. Chaff shade with trim of Fawn brown; also black or brown kid, trim to harmonize. 1339 F STREET, N. V. (ail orders filled promptly when accompanied by purchase price an: cents postage STAR, WASHINGTON, NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY RECEIVER PLAN DENIED Official Says Rumors Reported Current in Wall Street Are Without Foundation. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, April 6.—Samuel H. Cady, vice president and general counsel of the Chicago and North Western Rail- road, yesterday said rumors reported to be current in Wall Street that the road contemplated receivership under D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1933. the new Federal act, were “absolutely without foundation.” “The North Western does not con- template receivership action under the new Federal bankruptcy act today, to- xé:‘ormw or any other time,” said Mr. “I understand a large block of our stock was sold in the New York Ex- change today and that the false re- ceivership rumor started up soon there- after,” he said, “but such a rumor il absolutely without foundation. “One can never say, in these times, what might happen in six months, but for the present the North Western man- agement has no intention whatsoever of seekin receivership.” well, by this time you've new hats at Harris’; surely heard all about the but tomorrow there is an added attraction Harris $3.50 hats are comparable to hats selling at much higher prices. hundreds of new hats for Easter 350 JRICH IARRIS 1224 F STREET For Coing Places This Easter A lovely new pouch-shaped bag. Made of beige. fine calfskin with striking perforations. An exceedingly smart companion for your per- forated shoes. Black, brown, blue, grey, The most popular glove this Easter. ton length slip-on in soft, pliabl forated, of course, to match the above. Grey, eggshell or blue. Values Like These The Reason Why G 4-but- e glace. Per- bag sketched .95 ONNIg oo old’s “Is the Talk of the Town” THE EYE OF FASHION IS FOCUSED ON GREY OR BLUE FOR And will be focused on you in either of the smart CONNIE CREATIONS sketched. There are many more charming styles that will prove the import: ant asset to your spring wardrobe. All Sizes AAAA to C Cuba Honors American. HAVANA, April 6 (#).—Secretary of ‘War Carlos Rojas, yesterday bestowed the Cuban Army’s Order of Military Ofiare, Feiring military attache o the e, mi attache at American embassy, whose recall to ser- vice in the United States was effective yesterday. Embroidery Shop 829 11th St. N.W. BOUCLETTE YARNS Much lower than former years; in wide | range of colors. 2-0z. Skein (5¢ Which is equal to two Balls Complete line of Imported Yarns for dresses—suits, sweaters, scarfs, etc. Crochet Cotton for Bedspreads Special 20c Hank FREE instructions by expert teachers— loverdal cur A-LIMES = Cloverdale Ginger Ale and Lith-A-Limes The liveliest. most flavorful drinks you poured out of & bottle! Made with Clover- dale Water. Famous for 66 vears, and sealed sparkling at the spring in the Blue Ridee Mountains. LITH: e 2 tor 25¢ ........... 5 ¢ To-0, bottles. o bot. 25¢ doz. $2.75 With Usual Rebate om Empty Bottles Magruder Inc. ~ 10” Sterling Fruit Bowl. Reduced from $25.00 to 10%,” Sterling Celery Tray. 3-Piece Sterling Coffee Set. Reduced from $65.00 to 10” Sterling Silver Vase. Reduced from $10.00 to 6” Sterling Bon-Bon Dish. Reduced from $12.50 to 5-Pt. Sterling Water Pitcher. Reduced from $55.00 to 10” Sterling Sandwich Tray. Reduced from $27.50 to Reduced from $25.00 te W:_shingtotn’s a Furs oremos oth Coats Furrier FurCo. Suits Since 1888 R® savgm%ges FOOT SAVER SHOES are manufactured by the Julian & Kokenge Company, makers of fine shoes for women for 40 years. SRICH'S™¢ LF ST. AT TENTH ] - Very Special Sterling Halues Make note of the truly great savings. Quantities limited—mostly one of a kind. Many other items not listed. Reduced from $22.50 to.. 2-Piece Sugar and Cream Set. (Dulin & Martin Silver Dept.—First Floor) Our Individual Collection of Coats and Suits proves why so many fashionables say “SAKS for EASTER” All Saks garments are selected and styled with . snobbish precision for their Good Taste and Individuality . . . and priced extremely satisfy- ing to present-day demands. Prices Begin at $16.50 Slip into a pair of FOOT SAVERS. Note how quickly your feet relax. How much younger they look and feel . .. No “breaking-in" is necessary, for these fashionable light- weight shoes afford utter ease from the moment you put them on. FOOT SAVERS are built on “Free-Walking” lasts to fit the foot in motion! Their patented inbuilt construction gives correct support to the arch . . . breaks the shock af pavement pounding . . . pror vides foot insurance for the future! See these 2 models for Spring and the many others. The “Raritan” —a beautiful new Spring § 50 medel of beige kid at.. 10 The “Wendel” | —=a smart strap model of $Q50 black, brown or beige kid at b~ Bird Bathxs $[-95 23 inches tall; 19-inch diameter. Choice of Nutone White finish or Green back- ;rnnund with design in white at this low ce. Iuy Wanging Baskets DULIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana 1"