Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1935, Page 21

B THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1935. SOCIETY [ wown custs sr rere or wousws mms o ___] "W ONREL ™ BISEMAN'S (Continued Prom Second Page.) University. He also attended Harvard and Leland Stanfor Universities. The wedding will take place in June. They, will make their home in Redlands, Calif. Mrs. Eloise Featherston Posey and Col. Frederick Allport Dale, U. S. A, were married at noon today, leav- ing immediately afterward for a trip to the North. The ceremony Wwas performed in the New York Avenue Crurch, the Rev. Dr. Evans officiating. Mrs, Dale is a daughter of the late Gen. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Feath- erston, of Virginia and Tennessee, was born in Mississippi, but has lived for a number of years in Baltimore. She was the widow of Charles R. Posey, and is the mother of Mr. Charles R. Posey, jr., a practicing lawyer in Baltimore, and has one young grandson, Carlyle Fairfax Posey. Mrs. Dale is regent of the Baltimore Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and is on the Board of Directors of several philanthropic organizations. For nine years she was president of the Wom- an's Auxiliary Board of the University of Maryland Hospital. Col. Dale was born and reared in Pennsylvania, and has spent his adult life in the Regular Army. He is on, duty at headquarters 3d Corps Area, | in Baltimore, and is a member of the Maryland Club of Baltimore and of clubs in New York City, Boston and Action Follows Charges That Offi- SEVENTH AND F STREETS cer Conducted “Reign of ! Terror” in Marines. By the Associated Press. 2 i After two days of senatorial debate Eiseman’s Feature et of the Maion Dorpe, yester mandant of the i orps, yester- day was confirmed as a permanent the New 1935 major general of Marines. The confirmation had been contest- Swa er ed because of charges that Gen. Rus- | | gg sell was conducting a “reign of ter- || ror” in the Marine Corps through || control of boards selecting officers for Tweed C oats B antor Black of Al i Bl opsp:::mr of :heogmn::fi;,sn:fm Casual in their chic and reasonable in appointment, said he will oppose & their price... bill now in the House requiring re- || moval from the service of any Marine : |. officer who two times failed of selec- $ .75 tion by the board. I “That law isn't plnledr y;te."sehllllct: said, as he swung out of U = Easy and practical to wear. n door, after the s:nne‘ defeated his |} hen}’xmm.p E!.senun'se news";f:;g g motion to have Russell’s record stud- | f tweed coats represent the style: and ied further by the Naval Committee. value choice for Spring. The model The Senate also confirmed the nom- | || sketched is 2 Byronic tweed, % -length ination of Richard P. Williams, as a swagger coat, with a distinctive up- brigadier general of Marines. His ap- standing collar. There are many others pointment had also been kept pend- to choose from, in both sport and ing for several weeks with that of dressy types. Sizes for misses and Russell, as his promotion was on rec- | |/l ‘women. ommendation of the Marine com- mandant. Charge It . . . . . At Eiseman’s ‘Washington. RN Col. and Mrs. Dale will live at the P | enny Output Small. Open a charge account and pay in Warrington in Baltimore. e “y = oso e I 30, 60 or 90 days. No immediate pay- While ov i i ment is required. Ask us. produced at the British mint in 12 months only four pennies were made. —_— CRYSTAL CLUB SopA PHONE LIN. 1982 | FOR THE LENTEN SEASON | CHEESE (Imported and Domestic) Miss Emma Teske, daughter of Mr, Joseph Teske of International Falls, Minn., and Mr. Cecil Shea, son of Mrs. Louisa Shea of West Union, Jowa, were married in St. Matthew's Church yesterday morning, at 9 oclock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Edward H. Roach and was THIS IS NATIONAL SHOE STYLE WEEK! SEE THE NEW HAHN FASHIONS! The annual stunt party of the Women's National Press Club was given last evening at the Willard Hotel, preceded by organ music. with several hundred women prominent in official, diplomatic and residential society attending. The picture The bride, who was -given in mar- | 8bove shows several of the guests at the honor table. Left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Shirley Enochs, first vice riage by Mr. Coy E. Strickland of | President of the club; Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Mrs. Genevieve Forbes Herrick, president of the club, and Greensboro, N. C., wore a whit Mrs. John Nance Garner. . 4 gown designed on princess nne,_e l,:f,i Right: Miss Amelia Earhart, who received an ovation at the gala party of the Women's Press Club. scalloped jacket of the same material —Star Staff Photo. had sleeves ending in points over the | 2:“]‘“&}%:{‘:“"" “’?st’:‘“d_",“““'“""n‘ and Mrs. Etta Mae Hume of Mill- | of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry A.\Mrs. Daniel Hastings, Representative | e Teig mmed Fah white moline. | brook, near Centerville, Va. Wallace, Mme. Peter, Mme. Bostrom, | and Mrs. Bertrand H. Snell, Mrs. Wil- | | e ; [he bride carried sheaf of Easter — | Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske |liam Phillips, Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague | That Delight the Epicure! litles. Miss Dorothy Evans will give a din- | Stone, Mr. Justice and Mrs. Pierce | Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. | Eac Miss Evelyn Scott of International | ner party tonight in her home, in Ta- | Butler, Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs. | Delano, Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett, Mrs. h Falls, was the maid of honor. Her | koma Park, Md., in celebration of her | L, D. Brandeis, Senator and Mrs. A. | Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Jennings Edam, Van Rossem, Holland . $1.65 5?:;:1 r:azdoia:c sg{ltdsr:?del of pgxkd. birthday anniversary. H. Vandenberg, Senator and Mrs. | Hackett, Mr. and Mrs, Charles S. Baby Gouda, Holland...... 551 - circular ruffle = Wallace H. White, jr.; Senator and | Hamlin, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. P L ( ) F h 95 skirt. With this she wore a large pale Mrs. Ralph Kerper Tallant, who for | zr - — == 'ont Leveque (extra), Frencl | DIk straw hat. having a woven saiiy, | several weeks has been the guest of | Yo Wilam H. King, Senator and (Continued on Fourth Page) | Roguefort, French, Ib...... 95| ribbon for a band and bow, and gloves | her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and : 2 to match. Her bouduet was of inixeq | Mrs. Robert D. Graham, in Fairfax, Brie Cheete, Domestic, b... 90 Spring flowers tied with pink moline, | Was joined Saturday by Mr. Tallant Bel Paese, Italian, Ib. .. .... J5 The other attendant, Mrs. Frank |and yesterday accompanied him to La Trappe, Canadian, Ib.... .65 ©Olson of Mondovi, Wis., was in a blue | their home, in Wellsboro, Pa. Reggiano, Italian, Ib....... .80 Sweitzer Cheese, Imported, Ib. .80 mousseline de soie with a cape worn | N Taike over the shoulders and a slight train | “.> Florence Locke of San Fran- Sy "2z | Gruyere, Solid, in box...... 35| Gruyere, 6 Port, in box. . 40 A recent letter to the SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY says: edged with ruffies, Her I traw | Cisco, Calif,, is spending a few days hat and gloves Were of a blue nue, and | 3t the Dodge. 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