Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 23

(Continued From Second Page.) Mrs. .Ooodwln are qnntiuu the Rear Admiral and Mrs. Luke McNa- mee who spent the past three wreks n Washington at the Mayflower, re- mrned yesterday to their home in New York City. Miss Bambie McKenna is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edgar Edmonston, in Baltimore, where she will attend the dinner party to be given this eve- ning by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence K. Bowie in compliment to Miss Eliza- beth Baker Treide, debutante daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Henry E. Treide. ‘The dinner psrty will precede the per- formance of “Stags at Bay,” which the Princeton Triangle Club will give this evening in the Maryland The- ater. Following the performance, to which Mr. and Mrs. Bowie will take their guests, the party will attend the ball which Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. L. du Pont will give for their daughter, Miss Marie Elizabeth du Pont. Miss McKenna will remain for the luncheon which Mrs. David Bratt Baker will give tomorrow for Miss at the Mount Vernon Club. Miss McKenna will join her mother, Mrs. Royal McKenna, late tomorrow afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Moffett will spend Christmas in Miami, Fla,, and will return to their apartment at the Mayflower the latter part of next week, They will be accom- panied on the trip by Mr. Moffett's daughters, Miss Adelaide M. Moffett and Miss Ruth Moffett, and his sons, Mr. Jackson Moffett and Mr. Robert MofTett. Miss Helen Potts and Miss Ann Potts, debutante daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Potts of Prederick, | Md., will be guests of honor at a| dinner dance to be given on Wednes- day, December 26, in the Mayflower lounge by Miss Arian O'Brien and Miss Grace O'Brien, daughters of Mr. Robert Lee O'Brien of Washington, Page-Hearn Wedding Held More Than Local Interest. Miss Elizabeth Hearn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hearn of Friend- ship Heights, Md., and Mr. Willlam ‘Tyler Page, jr., son of Mr. William ‘Tyler Page, minority clerk in the House of Representatives, were mar- ried yesterday afternoon in St. John's Episcopal Church in Georgetown at 3:30 o'clock. The Rev. F. Bland Tuck- er, pastor of St. John’s Church, as- sisted by the Rev. W. W. Shearer of St. Timothy's. Episcopal Church, Catons- ville, Md., officiated. Yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated the altar. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a traveling suit, the ensemble consisting of a dark green crepe dress with a coat of the same color trimmed in blue fox. She carried & muff of the same fur and wore a green felt hat and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. She was attended by Mrs. Sterling Ruffin Maddox, whose gown was of rust-color crepe, with which she wore a velvet hat of the same color and & cluster of talisman roses. ‘The best man was Mr. John C. Page, brother of the bridegroom, of Alex- andria, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Page left on a short trip to Atlantic City. Upon their return they will live at 220 Woot- ten avenue, Friendship Heights, Md. Both Mr. and Mrs. Page are grad- uates of Western High School. Mrs. Page sattended George Washington University and Mr. Page is a graduate 'of ‘the University of Maryland, where he was a member of Sigma Nu Fra- ternity. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, brother- in-law and sister of the bridegroom, of Camden, N, J., attended the wedding. Miss Evelyn Arvilla Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Ross, and Mr, Thomas Wilton Orme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Orme, were married last evening in the Brookland Methodist Episcopal Church at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Edwin Allen Ross, brother”of the bride, performed the ceremony. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Mary G. Lewis, organ- ist, and Mr. Abe Clar, violinist, The church was decorated, with mixed white flowers in- two baskets, palms and ferns, The bride was escorted and given in marriage by her father and wore a gown of white satin. Her hat was of lattice work satin from which hung a net veil trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried a bride’s bouquet of white rose buds. ‘The bride had as her maid of honor Miss Helen Ray Orme, sister of the bridegroom, whose gown was of rust color velvet and who carried an arm bouquet of talisman roses. Little Betty Morris was the flower girl, wear- ing a frock of yellow taffeta and carrying a basket of talisman buds. Mr. Theron Harris of Washington was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Frank Myers of Clarendon, Va., and Mr. Morris Bishop of - Mount Rainier, Md. A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents after the ceremony. Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Orme left on their wedding trip, the Sold Exclusively by Breslan e smenern e THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTO latter wearing a brown suit and brown accessories. Among the parties given for the bride before her marriage was a shower by her friends, December 12. Senator-elect and Mrs. A. Harry Moore of New Jersey were luncheon guests of Mr. J. Russell Carney at the Mayflower during their brief visit to ‘Washington on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Littauer of Paris and Washington are arriving at the Mayflower on Sunday for their annual visit to the Capital. Engagement of Interest To Washington Society. The engagement is anndunced of Miss Emeline Ellida Davison, daughter of Mrs. Davison and the late Mr. E. Saturday,.Dec. 22 1729 Pa. Ave. N.W. The Dragon Chinese and American Restaurant A New and Ided! Place to Eat Real Chinese Cooking Lunch 30c, 45¢ 11 AM. to 3:30 PM. Dinner 60c, 75¢ 5t 9 PM. Eugene Moy, Proprietor. SHOPS 1ne. 1308 F STREET N. W, WILL REMAIN OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 1109 F St. N.W. Mail Orders 15c Extra Mrs. Rose Saul Montgomery of New York, who will spead the Christmas holidays in Washing- ton with her mother, Mrs. B. Francis Saul. Mrs. Montgomery is studying sculpture in New York. ~—Harris-Ewing Photo. Mora Davison, to Mr. John Morse Rea of New York. Miss Davison is a graduate ‘of the Brearley School and of Bryn Mawr College. Miss Davison was presented at the Bachelors’ Cotillion in Balti- more in 1830. She is & niece of Mr. Charles Stew- art Davison and granddaughter of Mr. Edward Francis Davison of New Yonk, one time consul general to, and also from, the Argentine. On her mother’s side Miss Davison is de- scended from the Middletons of South Carolina, her great-great-grandfather 7th & K St. Store Open FRIDAY Night % All HAHN Stores Open Saturday & Monday Nights Do Not Give “Just HoSiery” being Arthur Middleton, signer of the |and Mrs. Livingston Declaration of Independence, and his ancestors being royal Governors of | Cuba and Mexico on s holiday South Carolina. Drnndlu.rmmdmnmny Mr. Rea is the son of Mr. Paul |friends in Washington, whm Marshall Rea of uvedturmaymbetm the late Mrs. Carolyn Morse Rea, and is a graduate of Williams College. He s connected with the Metropolitan )nnndllnmredflhfllndou; will mln.wmp-nybtynm people at dinner Saturda for their lchonl(lrl dmlhm. Miss Mary 4 Ferrandou. Mr. James Rucker Porter of Brooke- ville, Md., has announced the engage- ment of his daughter, Emagene, to Mr. George Ernest Henning of Balti- more, Col. J. A. McAlister will in Panama, 'hmhewfll daughter, Mrs, J. T. Har- of Lieut. Hardin. 3 B 5 H § 5_ ('Oonflnuad‘m Fourth Page.) 5 1727 L 8t. N.W. Four Doors East of Conn. Ave. Pre-Christmas Clearance Winter Coats, $35.00 (Were $79.50) Gowns for all occasions $5.95 to $39.50 (Were $16.95 to $69.50) Sizes 12 to 44 Millinery, $1, $2.50 and $7.50 (Were 85 to $18.50) All Sales Final and for Cash t. Thomas T. Craven, U. 8. N. . Craven of Aurora Hills, as their mother, Mrs. F. Marion Whaley, Pine Baron Plantation, Edisto Island, 8. C. She will remain with them through the holidays. Mrs. Margaret Thompson Dowe has returned to Washingtorl after spending the Summer in Marthas Vineyard and part of the Fall in New York City She will spend the Winter with Mrs. E. Boyce Burritt at 1353 Monroe street. ‘The president of Cornell University CHRISTMAS SALE OF LOUNGING NecLicees AND Palamas be with his din, wife eu and Mrs, ha Li¢ ve AECAGAEAET @ HENS Stunning creations lend a new note of elegance to this beautiful collec- tion of Lounging Pajamas and Lingerie—in velvet, satin and crepe. 310 Others From $15 up EXQUISITE HANDMADE LINGERIE . . l.lce trimmed, Also dance sets .coeceresrsiasons ~ $1.95 " Were $250 RIZIK BROTHERS Washington’s Two Better Shops 1108 Connecticut Ave. 1213 F Street ’ [3 9 [ b b (4 b 3 9 € ) £ b € y € b $ £ b [ z [ b b € L] - H Give “Lady Luxuiy OOOH SN Thanks. GENTLEMEN! “Lady Luxury” Hose also on: sale at 14th & G Streets, Men’s ‘Shop. What lady wouldn’t be grateful for a gift of such' loveliness! Shimmering, silkken beauty that flatters charming curves! And at Christmas, “Lady Luxury” supremacy means more than ever—for you want to give the best. Pure silk . . . perfectly ringless . . . in chiffon, semi-sheer and service weights. 79¢ 10 *1.15 “Lady Luxury” Budget Hosiery Featured at 59¢ PR. —With every three pairs of Lady at 79¢ each or more—take your choice 5 styles of smart Initialed Boudoir Boxes! And as an extra- special value we are offering— 3PRS. & BOX,$1.89 1207 F STREET 7th & K STREETS #3212 14th ST. *Open Nights - Boys’ Sheeplined 5295 D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1934 MM"M% » Open Tonight, S:ru}*ian;'“mmfi;:d:y Night — And Ready to Serve You Up | to the Ver Last Mmute Xmas Eve ! This New 1935 StudebakerlC- PTATOR SEDAN GIVEN AWAY! Just 6 more days to enter this easy conmtest which will close at 6 P.M., December 31st. You may be the one that will be awarded this beautiful car. Ask our employees for all details. ousing Sale of Gift Shirts! Positively Unequaled Values at . . Broadcloth and Novelty Shirtings. Blue, Grey, Green, Tan, White Well-tailored, perfect fitting shirts of the better grade. All havé collars at- tached, and the whites are also in neck- band styles. All sizes—from 14 to 17. Other shirts at 59¢, 79c¢, $1.35 and $1.95. .95 Bath .95 Gift Sued: g s2 Robes ' Hlou 25('. .hzhhe 34 » Fine radium Fine rayon and other silk; splendid- ly tailored; yarns; stripes and novelty collars attach- ed; sizes 14 to patterns in all 17, Silk Shirts e 69c 3 for $2 Resilient con- struction; stripes; plaids and novelties. Men's zipper front jackets, genuine suede in brown and gray. A full range of all sizes, Men’s Mufflers $1.95 Heavy silks and wools in a wide variety of patterns and colorings. All packed in holiday boxes for gifts. Others at $1.00 and $1.49. s 59c | s 8785 Splendid qualities in Four pieces, coat, all the popular plain vest and two pairs of colors and fancy pat- knickers or longies; 8 terns. 8 to 16. to 16. Others at 79¢ Others at $5.95 to0 $9.75 EDUCED Wooden Steel fagons, ‘elocipedes, Scooter: Dul] (dl’~ iages, Aluminum ID ) Ranges and Au Heavy blanket cloth; wide braid trimmed collars; large, medium and small sizes. colors and sizes. Leatherette A wonderful boys’ gift. Grained leatherette; wide wombatine collars; corduroy faced at bottom. Sizes 8 to 18. Covbor §3.95 Just the thing for Rl RS S S I R RE T RS IR RRY R SRR ST AT AR AR AR R SR A R A A 2 ) Boys’ $1 Knickers - Well made of brown and gray two-toned mixtures; all fully lined. 8 to 16. Others at $1.59 to $1.95. or Gift Handbags $1.98 Genuine Leather A wide assortment of pouches and envelope styles in black or brown. All daintily lined and fully fitted with change purse, etc. Countless styles from which to select. Lamps — Ideal Gifts for the Home (All with shades, wired ready to light) Floor Lamps. . ... .$3.98 to $6.95 Bridge Lamps. .$1.19 to $7.95 Table Lamps $1.10 to $8.95 Vanity Lamps. .. .$1.00 to $3.95 Bed Lights Covered with vari- colored rayon in charming de- signs; also petal pillows; both kinds filled with soft kapock. LB R UL SN MMV (GShe,’ will Appreciate These Are Only .59 ‘Heavy blanket cloth in a wide range of colorful pat- terns. Wide collars; tas- seled girdle cords. All sizes for women and misses. French crepe. Baas cut to assure perfect fit. Straight and Vee neck styles. Trimmed top and bottom with dainty lmportad laces. Tearose and white. Gift Undies of Fine Rayon Bloomers, Panties Step-ins, Chemises Vests All beautifully lace trim- med; dainty pastel shades. \ - Cape Slip-ons 31 29 Soft, pliable lhnl in black, brown, tan and gray. Also these shades with novelty 2 stitched cuffs. - Py > 3 $1 Ringless Silk Hose 69c Beautiful clear chiffon; Tlun fnhioned. in a eomplcu rl‘m'r of the 2for Sl !xtu sizes, 59¢