Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1934, Page 23

The THE Horses Are Running at Hialeah The Cruise Shop knows all the important ins and outs of the Resort Season Here are a few of the important do’s and don’ts culled from our years of experience get- ting brilliantly dressed women off for the sunny, South. Do take at least two bathing suits— with one of the new brief skirts. Don’t go without a good warm coat in white or rose or lemon yellow—it gets cold even in Do take plenty of “play” the tropics. clothes—there’ll be ; lots of beach luncheons and sun-lazing. Don’t | forget that you’ll want very, very dressy spec- tator sports clothes for the race and dog tracks. Consult us—we’re specialists and our new col- lection is specially South-worthy. ey - EVENI Spectator Jacket Dress Heavenly blue blistered crepe with a jacket trimmed with bands of white fox. The dress has an exquisitely draped neckline caught at the corners with clips $39.75 The Tricolor Bathing Suit Maillot type w1th detachable short skirt. In mahogany, blue and white. Very clinging and very, very effective $12.95 Flannel Suit for Active Sports The jacket is an unusual broken hound’s tooth pattern in dull red and grey with leather buttons and patch pockets. The skirt is classic white flannel The "Continental” In white polo cloth with very boxy lines and an interesting stitched-down pleat in back $10.95 Coat $17.95 The Baku off-the-face Hat In navy blue with white gros- grain trimming. It features unus- ual crown detail . $12.50 The White Dunlop Felt / l/ With brilliant feathers. ... . $18 50 Sketched on model in photograph. CRUISE SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. T™ 8™ amd b ,[ansburqhs [l | their guests numbering 12. SOCIETY Continued Prom Third Page.) Atlanta, Ga., for a short stay be- fore flying West again. Mrs. Wiley is the sister of Mr. Barker. Mrs. Virginia O'Hare entertained at luncheon yesterday.at the Carlton in compliment to her sister, Mrs. Edward C. Kane of Summit, N. J. The guests asked to meet Mrs. Kane were Mrs. James Galvin, Mrs. Joseph A. Geler, Mrs. Willlam Keegin, Mrs. Sarah Pepper, Mrs, John E, hakey, Mrs. Thomas Sheridan and Mrs. ‘W. Stohlman. A warm welcome to Washington was extended to Mrs. Lulu Wimberly of Mississippi, who will act as the prin- cipal secretary of Senator 'Theodore G. Bilbo, at a luncheon given yesterday at the Madrillon by Miss Frances Maurine Irwin. The guests included & number of well-known business and professional women of the Capital. Among the guests were Miss Adelia Stewart, chief of the examining di- vision of the Treasury Department; Miss Helen Kittler, who is the only woman bank examiner in thq United States; Miss Beatrice Clephar@ attor- ney and mayor of Chevy Chace, Md.; Miss Hilda Eakes, also secretary to Senator Bilbo: Miss Martha McCloud of the publicity staff of the Agricul- tural Department; Miss Una Franklin, newspaper woman; Mrs. Frances Finkes, Miss Georgie Homsher of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Jack Bennet of Macon, Ga., and Miss Genevieve Hen- dricks, the interior decorator. The luncheon table was decorated with a Christmas chimney, at the foot of which was piled gifts for the guests. The presents were both amusing and highly individual. Mrs. Wimberly received a book of cartoons executed by Miss Irwin and entitled, “Men You Will Meet in Washington,” the subjects ranging from the ever-present dancing man to high-and-mighty statesmen. The vol- ume was bound in white and gold. Miss Eakes, who will be Mrs. Wim- berly’s chief aide, was presented with a traffic whistle, in deference to her expressed fears of the jam-packed Washington traffic. Other presents, too, were cleverly adapted to each recipient. Thus Miss Hendricks was presented with a set of mid-Victorian doll fur- niture in a design calculated to horrify any interior decorator. Miss McCloud was given a little hatchet “to cut down the trees in case the Agricultural De- partment plants too many.” In tribute to Mrs. Wimberly and her home State of Mississippi, the Madril- lon Orchestra played “Old Man River” as she entered. Miss Mabel Vernon was hostess at luncheon at the Little Tea House yesterday, having as her guests Miss Ethel M. Hamilton, Miss Matilda Young and Miss Emelia S. Le Roy. ‘The Rev. and Mrs. John H. Pear- son will have as holiday guests in their home in Clarendon, Va., the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Yerby, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Mrs. Pearson’s brother-in-law and_sister, | Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Feinour, and their young son Jack of Huntingdon, Pa., who will arrive Friday. Miss Kathryn Lewis and Miss Mer- cidis Dougherty entertained at din- | ner Jast evening at the Carlton, Miss Sharp and Mr. Davis To Wed in Poolesville, Md. Mrs. John James Sharp of New York City, has announced the en- gagement of her daughter, Esme | Edythe, to Mr. Charles Horace Davis, | son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Davis of Poolesville, Md. The wedding will W&&fl%&%fl%«&&fl&%&&fl%flfl&#&‘é&‘#&‘#&%&&&&?fi&%&’#&#&‘é&-: For your very special friends! Hand-knit Sweaters $5.95 Irresistible sweat- ers, handmade on big wooden . needles and trimmed with amusing carved wood- en or glass buttons. Divine colors—canary yellow, moss green, sky blue, and bright shades. 14 to 20. Other hand-knits, $3.95. SECOND FLOOR— SPORTS SHOP. Lanshumhs 7th, 8th and E TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1934, in St. Peter's Episcopal church in Poolesville, January 5. ‘The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Marston School in Baltimore, and of Johns Hopkins University in the class of 1933. They plan to make their home in Montgomery County, Md. Miss Rena Curtis of Portland, Oreg., was the guest of honor Sunday eve- ning of Mrs. C. C. 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