Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1935, Page 19

SO Maj. M'Bride Takes House In Virginia Whalens of Alta Vista | Have Guests—Other Suburban Notes. Ma). and Mrs. H. L. McBride, who | have recently come from station at | Fort Stotsenburg, P. I.. to Fort Myer, | Va. have leased a_home on North Highland avenue in Lyon Village. Capt. and Mrs_ A. H. Thiessen of | Arlington Ridge, Va., are entertaining their son, Mr. Arthur Thiessen of Cambridge, Mass., and Mrs. Robert Bruce Scott and her daughter, Miss | Jeannette Scott, of Chicago. i bl | Mr. and Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen of Alta Vista, Md.. have as their guest for a few days the latter's cousin, Mrs. Charles McMullen of Boonsboro, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Hanes have | as their guests in their home, The Birches, at Herndon, Va, the latter's sister and niece, Mrs. Lena Stuntz and M Ann Stuntz of Vienna, Va Mrs. Powell Summers is entertain- Ing at a contract bridge party afternoon in compliment to Stuntz. Other guests will include T. Edgar Aud, Mrs. Arthi Buell, ) Harvey E. Han George F. Buell. Mrs. Cassit rence, Miss Matilda Decker. Miss Edith Rogers, M: Walter Carter. Mrs. James Cockerill and Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison | Prof. and Mrs. J. Wilder Salisbury Mrs. R. R. Kennedy and Miss Annie Smith Jeft yesterday morning for Mel- | Mrs. Hyde Mrs, | M. Law- brother. Mr. John Kennedy Kennedy. They will later other brother, Mr. Blain Kennedy, and Mrs. Kennedy at their home in Delaware, Ohio, and from there go to California, where they will make their home in San Gabriel. Mr Woodbu visit her in v Willoughby of Langley. Va., is mn Toronto to attend the wedding of her brother, Mr. An- drew Brewin Miss Pegey Biggar, tur- le on's Church, Toronto. Villism Willcaghby ding a fort- loughby during his — | Mr. and Mrs. William Merell Stone have been joined by their daughter, Miss Betty Wyllys Stone, who has completed her [r t Duke University. M panied to her home by a classmate, Miss Jane Lee Jones, who will leave tomorrow for her home in Belleville, 1. ill also leave to- morrow for Lexinat Va,, to attend the finals at Washi on and Lee Uni- and Mrs. Sione had as week end the la ter, Mr . of Ridgewood who were en route to Durham to attend the graduation of “arev Bell Bowen hev were ac- companied to Nortn Carolina by N Bowen's motk & Lizzie Rm{e“ of Clarendon, and N Ralph Kerper Tal- ed to their home in , after a few days’ visit Mrs. Tallant's brother-in-law and gister, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Daw- | son Richardson, at White House, their home, near Fa x, Va. Miss Charlotte Chamblin and Mr. Robin Chamblin 2f Herndon, Va. had as their guests .ast week Mr. and Mrs. Claude De Forest of Lyon Park Va, and Mr. and Mrs. Mason Chamb- lin of Ballston, Va Mr. and M ichard Gott of Forest Glen,- ) entertained at a birthday anniversary party for their small son Jackie last night in cele- bration of his sixth anniversary. Miss Virginia Harris is entertaining in the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Lamar Harris of Clarendon, Va. | her classmate at the Arlington Hall School for G Miss Dorothy Du Verney Pentz of Staten Island, N. Y., who is re ng a few days to visit since the close of school Miss Harris and Miss Pentz attend the June week festivities at United States Naval Academy week. will the this Mr. and Mrs, Powell Summers en- tertained at a dinner party Sundav in their home in Herndon, Va. in compliment, to Miss Evelyn Graham of Fort Worth. Tex.. Mr. Theodore | Watkins of Washington. and Mr. L\le Cockerille of Vienna, Va. Mr. and ,\T:C A (‘. Rykerd had &5 recent guests in their home near | Silver Spring, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Ben- | jamin Fisher, who were en route from St. Petersburg. Fla.. to their home in Warsaw, N. Y, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rykerd, jr. of Dearborn, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Brewster of Sligo Park Hills, Md, entertained | a company at a supper party Sat- urday night in honor of Mrs. Brew- ster's brother, Mr. Armistead Wharton of Providence. R. I, and Washington, and Miss Virginia Davis of Provi- dence, R. L Mis® Anne Petty, will take place . whose marriage in the near future, was m‘.m a miscellaneous shower, Thursday, May 30, at the home of Mrs. G. C. True in Arlington. Va. The shower was arranged by members of the faculty of the Patrick Henry Bchool and Miss Dorothy White and Miss Mary Bruce Scott were hostesses. Upon arrival Miss Petty was handed 8 special delivery letter containing | instructions as to how and where to locate the mysteriously hidden gifts Miss Margaret Faulconer and Mis Anne Wright were co-hostesses at a | THE COAT AND SUIT SPECIALTY SHOP ON THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN E ANDF DRESSES* SPORTSWEAR*GOWNS OUR SEMI-ANNUAL | SALE SEASONABLE FASHIONS OF EX- TRAORDINARY BEAUTY, DISTINC- TION AND DURABILITY. SUMMER DRESSES, 5.95,7.95, 12.50 | DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO APPAREL SPECIALIZATION WOMENS MISSES JUNIORS THE KAPLOWITZ STORE I5 | AIR-COGLED ‘ FOR A GENERATION | i THE BEST CLOTHES EXCLUSIVELY CIETY. THE EVENING Bride of Last Weck MRS. JOHN PRESTON WILEY, marriage Saturday Miss Arabella Bassett. of Mrs. Von Schrader Bassett of Annapolis, Md. Mr. Wiley s the son of Mrs. Wiley and the late Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. Before her daughter ~Underwood & Underxood Photo. se kitchen shower held at the home on Braddock road, Alex- andria, Va. Saturday afternoon. in honor of Miss Eleanor Quinn, whose marriage to Mr. Hunter Keller will take place June 26. The guests present included Miss Jean Wright. Mrs, Sadie Earley. Miss Fre McFarland, Mrs. Paul Peebles Conlin, Miss Elizabeth Martin, Miss Marie McLean, Miss Justina di Fran- cesco. Miss Charlotte Kimball, Miss Josephine Pogorzelski and Miss Helen A. Frasher. Miss Elizabeth Coleman was host- ess to a company of 16 at a dinner party and bridal shower Tuesday eve- ning, May 28. at the home of her parents in Washington, complimenting Miss Charlotte Hagan of Clarendon Va, whose engagement was recently announced. The hostess was assisted v her mother Mrs. Kate M. Cole- n; also her aunt, Mrs, Ida Moore Tuesdary evening, May 28, the Woeman's Society of the Clarendon Presbyterian Church entertained the ladies of the church and their daugh- s at a mother-daughter reception The social rooms were decorated with flowers and an interesting pro- was rendered. Following the to mothers by Mrs. Isaac Steenzon readings were given by little Claudia Richmond, Mrs. Schollen- berger and Mrs. Anne Knight. Vocal numbers were solos bv Miss Vance Steenson and Miss Shirlev Sunderman and a trio composed of Mesdames Stanton, Richmond and Rauchen- stein. A duet on mandolin and guitar by Miss Beverly Lansche and Miss Jean Colangelo and a piano duet by W. F. Sunderma nand Miss Carol nderman was rendered. Pupils of Marjorie Schuster presented two dances, “China Boy,” by Misses Betty Sue Clark and Claudia Richmond, and “Sailor Dance,” by Misses Mary Nor- man Dagger and Betty Terrell. Misses Jane Richmond and Carol Sunderman danced a tap dance. Bouquets were presented to the oldest mothers. To little Catherine Ann Golden went the Miss doll for being the youngest daughter | present. 6th Cavalry stationed at Fort Ogle- | thorpe, Ga Mrs. Joseph Adam: Ellegood was hostess to a small company at lunch- eon today at the Mayflower Hotel, taking her guests later to see the doll houge which Miss Colleen Moore has on exhibition at Lansburgh's, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips will entertain at a tea this afternoon for her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bayne Castle, a small com- pany of Mr. and Mrs. Castle’s close friends and relatives. Mrs. Castle was formerly Miss Eleanor Pilson Mrs. Benjamin Pilson, grandmother of the hostess, will preside at the fea table and Mrs. Maurice Pilson wil assist her daughter in receiving. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Parish christened their new home at 6105 Twenty-ninth street northwest by giv- ing a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Strine, who have just returned from their wedding journey. Mrs, Strine formerly was Nancy Lay. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith will be hosts at dinner this evening their apartment in the Westche: entertaining in compliment Colleen Moore. who iz in Washington for the exhibition of her famous doll house, which is on view for the bene- fit of the crippled children at Chil- dren’s Hospital. Others in the com- pany will be Mr. and Mrs. Morrison parents of Miss Moore Mr. Horace Peter will entertain at | a cocktail party this afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Mac- Arthur and Mrs. John Edgar Reybu 2d, whose marriage will take p June 25. _— Storms Made to Order. | | Edinburgh, Scotland, is to have an “indoor sea” at its new municipal swimming pool. Apparatus will be in- stalled to make artificial waves and even generate a storm for the sturdier bathers. The waves will be under con- trol and may be varied from the gen- tlest ripple beloved by the tiny tots to the “high sea” for the adult less eastly thrilled. | —e. Parties Tndav And Y csterday" Col. and Mrs. Llewellyn W. Oliver will be the guests in whose honor Capt. and Mrs. Prank A. Allen, jr will entertain at dinner this evening at Fort Myer. Col. Oliver will leave shortly to assume command of the BOND STREETER We'll wager BOND STREETER is one of the simplest and most practical men's OLNEY TH Qffers Yon <nrr|:l rmv Menuy and Appointments 20! vm LESNORTH OF OLNEY, MD. ot TE ovT r.rmuyu AVENTE FXTENDED CLARA MAY DOWNEY Packs 2 Suits Without a Wrinkle By Hartmann you'll agree the wardrobe cases you've ever heard tell of . .. carries two suits snugly and wrinkle-free on ingenious hangers «eolots of room for accessories. EK Rs 1314 F Street N. W. STAR, WASHINGTON, “D.” ¢ TUESDAY, JUNE 3% 1935. Weddings of Much Interest Saturday ‘The marriage of Miss Beatrice Rosalie Marzolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mossler Marzolf of Wash- ington, to Mr. Elroy Wallace LaCross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon B. La- Cross of North Andover, Mass., took place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of the bride’s parents, at 1703 Taylor street northwest in the presence of relatives and a few inti- mate friends. The Rev. Russell J. Clinchy of the Mount Pleasant Con- gregational Church officiated. ‘The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a frock of white mousseline de sole fashion on simple lines with ruffled sleeces and shirred neck. She wore a spray of lilies-of-the-valley in her hair and carried a bouquet of white roses. Mrs. Willlam Presley Kilgore was the bride's only attendant. She had a gown of pink mousseline de soie with blue accessories and wore a spray of blue delphinium in her hair, Her bouquet was a sheath of blue delphinium. Mr. Alton F. LaCross, acted as best man for his brother, and Joseph M. jr, and John C. Marzolf, younger brothers of the bride, were ushers. The bride’s mother wore a gown of gray silk lace with a corsage bouquet | of talisman roses and lillies-of-the- | valley, and Mrs. LaCross, mother of | the bridegroom, wore light blue flowered chiffon and a talisman rose | corsage bouquet. Mrs. George Jay | Chaillet sang and Mrs. Cornelia Long Kinsella accompanied her and played the wedding march. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs, LaCross will reside at 427 Kennedy street. The bride’s traveling costume was & silk suit of brown and white | print with brown accessories, The out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon B. LaCross and Mr. Alton F. LaCross of North Andoved, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rockafellar, Mrs. George Balsley, and Mr. and Mrs. P. Edgar Hess of Harrisburg, Pa. and Miss Camilla J. | Henkel of Baltimore. St. Paul's Catholic Church on Fif- teenth street was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, when Miss Genieve O'Bovle became the bride of Mr. Joseph An- thony Weber of Minneapolis, Minn The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Prancis Fontaine The bride was becomingly dressed in white lace. Her veil of tulle was becomingly arranged, and she carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Her only attendant, her sister, Miss Clare O’Boyle, wore a gown of pink lace with a small blue hat of mousse- line de soie trimmed with & spra /] spring and summer Reverse accent white mokes these shoes practical, right now, with dark costumes end smort, later on, with AN INGENUE MODEL. . \\ i S “Sandalberry !, brows, blus finen; wh e trm Inganue Model, 8.75 “'Flip-Flop " Bog, 2.95 Raversibl 122 F & CARITON ((Jcfit/mt)} A WHITE BY CARLTON... $10.50 BOCIETY. pink flowers. She carried pink roses and blue delphinium. ‘The best man was Mr. William Lynch of White Plains, N. Y. ‘The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marin I. O'Boyle of 1818 Belmont road northwest. She was given in marriage by her father, Mr. and Mrs. Weber left on a wed- ding trip, the bride traveling in a pink corded dress with accessories to match. After the trip Mr. and Mrs. Weber will go to California, where they will make their home, ‘The marriage of Miss Elisabeth Radcliffe Etchison to Mr. Linwood Franklin Warthan took place Satur-| day afternoon. The ceremony was performed in Emmanuel Episcopal | Church in Anacostia, the Rev. Her- bert Reese, rector of St. Mathews’ Church in Philadelphia, officiating at 4 o'clock. The bride was given in marriage by | her father, Mr. Raymond R. Etchison, and wore a gown of white lace made over white satin, fashioned with a square neckline, long sleeves termi- | nating in points over the wrists. Her | short tulle veil was becomingly ar- ranged, and she carried a prayer book bound in white, from which fell a shower of lilies of the valley. Miss Edna Marguerite Polen was | maid of honor and had a costume of pink chiffon with a hat to match, and carried white peonies. Mr. Rich ard Burgess of Clarendon, Va., best man. Mr. and Mrs. Warthan left later fnr‘ was | | a Southern wedding trip, and on their | return will make their home at 1| Eighteenth street southeast, where they have taken an apartment. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Donald Sharretts and Mr. and | Mrs. Frank C. Bigley of Baltimore, Washed RUGS & 9x12 Domestic, $3.50 9x12 Oriental, $5.00 OTHERS AT SAME RATIO REPAIRING STORAGE * All work done in our own modera RUCS CLbavED WASHEO-REEILD ) ST0ALD Call West 2220 Star Carpet Works 3316 P Street N.W. sared without extra charge. [-MILLER light summer costumes. 75 —4 N.W. Nebraskans Picnic In Rock Creek Park ‘The Nebraska State Society will hold its annual picnic Thursday aft- ernoon of this week at 5 o'clock at Picnic Grounds No. 14, on Beach drive, north of Military road, in Rock | Creek Park, near the Miller Cabin An Invitation is extended to all Nebraskans, their families and friends to be present. Refreshments will be| served and each family will bring a basket lunch. Further information may be obtained from the correspond- | ing secretary, Mrs. Jacques Futrelle, Jr., 4237 Garfleld street. Boy Wins Liu;ic Test. ‘Twelve-year-old Kolya Kapralov won the musical contest recently conducted by workers of the Chatkul State Farm in Soviet Russia. Several other sons and daughters of collective farmers received awards. Kolya conducts a string band of tots and plays the gui- tar, mandolin and other instruments. ugs Cleaned THOROUGHLY SHAMPOOED Special Prices 9x12 Domestic, $2.95 8x10 Domestic, $2.50 Other Rugs in Proportion l.\!l.n|mum Price 50¢c) VOGUE Atlantic 1415 Wilt Call Far and Retorn W. & J. Sloane Miss Starratt to Wed Mr. Spence e \ \ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilbur Star- | ratt of Somerset, Md, have an-| nounced the engagement of their daughter Emily Bruce to Mr. Wells Warren Spence of New York City, son of Mrs. Warren W. Spence of Sioux Falls, §. Dak. Miss Starratt has com- pleted three years at the Philadelphia School of Design for Women. Mr. Spence was graduated in 1934 from the University of Pennsylvania. The wedding will take place in Ju The Perfez Oil Croquignole ermanent Wave . This greatly reduced price includes Sham- $ 50 poo and Finger Wave Really a_$6 Value War‘ner Beauty Studio 1318 F St. N.W. peoeer Take Flevator to Third Floor t Tea for ICED TEA Experwnce(lAdL ert 2 of O”‘U,L TR k> 711 Twelfth ers PI'(’f(’I‘ The Star Street The Superlative in Quality For the Suites and Separate Picces included in this Extraordinary Sale represent the finest furniture made in America. 507 Savings—More or Less Four of Many Dining Groups Faithfully cabinetwork. English Chippendale Dini genuine mahogany. The carefully selected Honduras wood with natura plus the the excellence of this group. linen chest, china cabinet, one master and five side chairs with up- holstered seats. 10 pieces. Reduced from $85020 ...cc0.0 Jacobean Dining Suite o construction, finished in the old Cathedral The turnings and carved panels are effectively executed. Full 10 pieces. color. Reduced from $59580 ..co0c0nrnns % g interpreted periods—in handsome carvings English color and finish add dignity to the finest ng Group in 1 swirl figure and old expression Sideboard, dining table, ‘420 f white oak 295 construction French Provincial beechwood and maple. of French school. and old French color add alluring details. Complete with 10 pieces. Reduced from $350t0.. .. ... Hepplewhite Dining Suite in mahogany with inlaid satinwood bands. fully curved front of the sideboard gives it charming character. a very practical piece; the china cabinet is unusually roomy; the 6-leg design \nth spade feet. The 10 pieces lqcludc one master chair and five side chairs of the shield shapg design. Reduced from woods and finest Dining Suite of It is a masterful the more sophisticated The interesting hardware ‘198 The grace- The linen chest is the dining table of 270 °, X Many Interesting Specials in Bed Room Suites from the Same Outstanding Makers @ ®, 0 Ensembles—Sofas—Chairs You realize descriptions cannot adequately portray quality—so keep in mind these Ll\mg Room pieces are from the studios of America’s and you'll appreciate exactly what these prices mean. Louis XV Living Room and chair. Handsomely ca CLASSIC Sophisticated in its perfect simplicity! Charming and cool on Summer afternoons, and a perfect dance slipper for evening «.. this Carlton sandal is a classic fashion no smart shoe wardrobe should be with- out. Finest white buck,.on short-vamp round-toe last, with high Continental heel. Hahn Carlton s, $8.75 to $10.50. 1207 F ST. frame, all horsehair filled, and down-filled cushions, coy grade damask and tapestry. Reduced from The Hornby Sofa. A d Queen Anne period, carved cabriole legs; Reduced from The Clifford Wing Chai model of the Chippendale and claw feet with acanthus gracefully curved arms and wings; down-filled cushion stered in gold damask. Reduced from 89520 ... ... The Dubarry Chair from the Louis XV period; with carved walnut f filled pillow back and dow cushion. Upholstery is in gold damask. Reduced from S120 80" ccvioiin While shopping here park your car at the Capital Ga- rage at our expense. with c down-filled cush- ions. The upholstery is gold damask. Group—sofa rved walnut muslin base cred in high- *145 esign of the effectively filled upholstery. r, a fireside Period; ball leaf carving; comfortable and uphol- or red. cushion, Reduced from SS0/10 .. ... ..cciian Dante Open from the Louis XV School. frame, full spring seat and tovered in fine quality of damask in gold, green, blue Reduced from $45to .... famous producers The Sutton Easy Chair, also borrowed from the Queen Anne School—both deco- rative and comfortable in design. Downe damask 58 which comes Solid walnut handsome > S Armchair English Chippendale Armchair, known rame, down- n-filled seat damask. 79 Reduced from S5010 it e to furniture connoisseurs as the “Kew.” The exposed frame is of solid mahogany, artistically carved. Upholstered in fine 532-50 We are very glad to arrange credit upon terms adjusted to Your convenience. W. & J. SLOANE 711 Twelfth Street House Wiithee Fhe Green District 7262 Shutters