Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 25

* end lilies of the valley. * Rear Admiral . Catholic Church in Clarendon, Va., SOCIETY. Weddings _lcontlnued From Second Page.) Miss Mary Eleanor McClanahan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Albion Amzi McClanahan of Springfield, Tenn., and Mr, James Charles Trefz of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Trefz of Hanna, Alberta, were married in the home of the oride’'s parents at 5:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. A. A. Mc- * Clanahan, jr, of the Chamberlin Avenue Baptist Church in Chatta- nooga, Tenn., officiating. Music pre- ceding the ceremony was played by Mrs. A. A. McClanahan, jr, pianist; Mrs. Jack Hendley, soprano, and Mrs. Rayburn Qualls, violinist. An im- provised altar was erected of palms and lilies and was lighted with cathe- dral candles. Dr. McClanahan gave his daughter In marriage. She chose for her wed- ding a gown of bridal satin fashioned with a train in the back. Her veil of illusion was fastened to a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the walley. Mrs. Rayburn Pitt, sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor and wore a gown of Irish blue satin and carried a bouquet of American beauty roses. Miss Luna Jean McClanahan, niece of the bride, was her junior bridesmand, wearing a blue net dress and carrying a French bouquet of garden flowers. A reception and wedding supper followed the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Trefz left on a tour of the Western United States and Can- ada, the bride wearing a medium blue crepe ensemble trimmed in white. Her mccessories matched. After Septem- ber 1 Mr. and Mrs. Trefz will make their home in Takoma Park, D. C. Mrs. Trefz was educated at Emmanuel College, Michigan, and Vanderbilt - University, in Nashville, Tenn. For three years she has been librarian at the Washington Missionary College in Takoma Park. Mr. Trefz received his education in Walla Walla, Wash., and the Washington Missionary College. He has made his home in Washing- ton, where he has been in business for a number of -years. A wedding, charming in its sim- plicity, took place yesterday morning at 11 o'clock when Miss Cherie La Forge Seaman, daughter of Mrs. Mil- dred L. Seaman and the late Col. C. M. Seaman, U. S. A, and Mr. Omer 8. Hoebreckx, son of Mr. Charles Hoe- breckx, formerly of Green Bay, Wis., in St. Gabriel's Church. Only mem- bers of the two families and a few | intimate friends attended the wedding. The bride wore a white sheer crepe . dress fashioned on tailored lines with & high shirred neck. The hip-length Jacket had a deep row of shirring on either side and the full bell sleeves were also trimmed with a deep row | of shirring. She wore a small white | rough straw hat turned up in the back and a corsage bouquet of violets She was attended by Miss Platonia Papps, whose gown was of yellow sheer crepe, with which she wore a large! picture hat of the same shade, and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and lavender sweet peas. Mr. Hoebreckx | had as his best man Mr. Baxter Davis. A reception and wedding breakfast ‘was held for about 70 guesis in the home of the bride’s mcther, when | bowls of Summer flowers decorated the drawing rooms. Mrs. Seaman re- eeived with the wedding party and wore a white sheer crepe suit and white hat. Later Mr. and Mrs. Hoe- breckx left for a wedding trip to Wisconsin. After July 5 they will be at home at 905 Quincy street. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hoebreckx grad- uated earlier this month from George ‘Washington University, where several years ago the bride was selected by Janet Gaynor as the most beautiful girl at the university, Miss Elizabeth Porter _Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Watson of Asbury Park, and Ensign Paul Willits Burton, U. S. N, son of the late Col. Norman G. Burton, U. S. M. C,, and grandson of the late Albert B. Willits, U. S. N., were married at Asbury Park, N. J., Tuesday. A simply arranged wedding took place in the rectory of St. Charles’ ‘Monday afternoon, when Miss Ruth Bryan, daughter of Mr. William H. Bryan and the late Mrs. Bryan of Washington, became the bride of Mr. Joseph C. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray of Newport, R. I. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Kenneth M. Rizer, the| assistant rector of the church. ‘The bride wore a becoming flowered | chiffon ensemble with pink the pre- dominating color, and her corsage bouquet was of orchids and lilies of | the valley. Her sister, Miss Elizabeth | Bryan, was her only attendant, and wore an ensemble of blue-flowered chiffon, with white accessories. The ‘bridegroom had for his best man his brother-in-law, Mr. A. J. Nicholas of Clarendon. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Murray left by boat for Norfolk and Virginia Beach, return- ing to Clarendon the latter part of this week, where they will make their home temporarily with the bride- groom’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nicholas, until their apartment on Wilson boulevard s completed. An out-of-town guest for the wed- ding was Mrs. E. V. Moriarty of New- port, R. I, an aunt of the bridegroom, who will return to her home on Sun- day. Mr. Murray is a graduate of St. Joseph’s High School in Newport, R. I. He came to Arlington County to live about four years ago. Mrs. Murray is a Washington high school graduate, is interested in art and has studied at the Corcoran Art School, this city. The marriage of Miss Eunice Leona Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Green of Lyon Park, Va. and Mr. William Jefferson Pound, son of Mrs. Susie Pound and the late Mr. William Jefferson Pound of Ar- lington, Va., took place Saturday af- ternoon im the Arlington Baptist Church, the pastor, the Rev. E. H. Puryear, officiating, at 5 o’clock. The altar was banked with ferns and Sum- mer flowers, and preceding the cere- mony & program of wedding music was given by Mrs. E. H. Puryear, at the organ, and by Mrs. Nora Maker, who sang. s The bride was given in marriage by her father, and wore a gown of white mousseline de sole, with white net hat and circular veil, and carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Esther Pound, sister of the bridegroom, was the maid of honor, wearing & pink mousseline de sole, pink net hat with circular veil, and carrying a cluster of pink roses. Mr. Leon Pound acted as best man for his brother. Following the ceremony an informal reception was held in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pound leaving later in the evening on their wedding trip. They are now at home at 116 South Garfleld street, Lyon Park, Va. ICE BOX BANK ROBBED About $200 in cash, hidden in the ice box of the Washington Maid Ice Cream Co, 37 L street southeast, was reported stolen last night. The thief apparently entered through a window and obtained a hidden key to the ice box. ~ Killer to Die Tomorrow. SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 20 (#). —Unless Gov. Frank Merriam grants an unwanted and unexpected re- prieve, Aldrich W. Lutz. 19-year-old Portland, Oreg., dairy worker, will be hanged at Folsom Prison tomor- row. From SWISS GOATS VITA HEALTH CO. 3030 Fourteenth St. PEOPLES DRUG STORES 1141 Conn Ave. 2616 Conn. A: 2062 R. I 9th St N. 11th & E Cap. Sis. TAKOMA HEALTH FOOD STORE 118 Carroll Ave. Delivered Daily Visitors Welcome Sundax to FAUN DAIRY Norbeck, Md. 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DE. 4800 Negligees! —turquoise with coral —dusty pink with turquoise —cors! with French blue In small, medium and large sizes Second Floor THE REW Jelleffs 1214-1220 F STREET Most Amazing Philadelphia Sale! 200 Knit Dresses —the Summer samples of this fine mill- —regular prices $16.95 to $39.75 —choice $1095 200 dresses and all different! 200 dresses and all size 16! Can we sell 200 dresses in size 16 in a couple of days—tomor- row and Saturday? Well—we think they will scarcely last that long. 200 dresses and all beauties! We could almost dispose of them to the girls in the store and their friends. But these dresses are first for our patrons! 130 or more are $29.75 to $39.75 dresses. 70 are $16.95 to $25.00 dresses—and they go at one price, $10.95. One lucky thing—we think some of them will be just right for you if you wear size 18. Perhaps some perfect 20’s can squeeze into them. (If you come real early—you’ll find a sprinkling of women’s sizes, but there so few that we hardly dare mention them!) One-piece, two-piece, and three-piece dresses. Frills, boucles, and drop-stitch weaves. Much hand-finishing on collars, jabots, blouses and sleeves. Some are exquisitely embroidered. All are finished with fine details of workmanship. The blouses alone on some of the three-piece styles have sold for $7.95. White and Summer colors—just the dresses for country club, seashore, Shoreham Terrace, Carlton Garden, mountain, ship- board—dresses that go anywhere. But we must not wax too enthusiastic or too many people will come for them and some be disappointed. Ready at 9:15 Friday morning. Better Sports Shop—Third Floor. Sports Shop reminders—Bathing swits, play suits, slacks, flannel skirts, or what do you meed? e Linen Bags ! —Smartly Embossed —to keep from soiling easily 51.65 Four smart shapes— HANDLE POUCH. Tailored ENVELOPE. ' ZIPPER CLOSING ENVELOPE. . FRAME POUCH with Catalin clasp. “%=% Nice linings, convenient fittings. : White }Mesh Gloves Here’s a dandy lot! S0:- 2 pairs 95¢ Your favorite styles! TAILORED MESH PULL-ONS with black and white dotted cuffs. COTTON MESH PULL-ONS with. pique or organdie frill cuffs. © PIN-POINT MESH with two-tier . organdie cuffs. Gown Salon—Second Floor 24—$25 AND $29.75 COSTUME SUITS AND DRESSES . . . crepes and sheers. Costume suits have wool coats over crepe Iroellxg ';1325 l::‘ $29.75 HIGH-SHADE STREET DRESSES . . . Sizes for misses 10 8-$29.75 MISSES' PRINT CREPE AND SHEER DRESSES. . §25 17—$29.75 TO $35 JACKET SUITS, COSTUME SUITS AND PRINT CREPE DRESSES . . . costume with wool coats. Sizes for women and little women. 15 6—$29.75 STREET DRESSES . . . ideal for town wear. Womg o for wear now.. 5—$29.75 STREET S A complete size range in the above group, but, of course, not at every pri > Moderate Price Dresses—Second Floor 14—$1395 TO $16.95 DRESSES street dresses, one-piece styles in navy and black; print crepe: .$5 28—$13.95 TO $19.75 DRESSES . high-shade street dresses for women ai 16% to 26! 47—$16.95 AND $19.75 Al .+ . pavy and black crepes in one and two piece dark.prints; evening dresses in net and crepe aqua. Broken sizes : 5 39—$19.75 AND $25 AFTER jacket dresses, one-piece dresses, dresses in_navy and black. Broken Street Floor Sports. 100—$3.95 KNIT DRESSES . . . boucles, novelty knits, 2-piece styles u_‘(in-. coral, aqua, blue, navy copen. 14 to 20. $2.95 95 SWEATERS . . . zephyrs, hand-knit effects . . . blue, aqua, ro-. brown and black. Sizes 34 to 40. 50c 100—$1.95 BL:)USBS“‘ . ntms-, cnp;‘& ph‘-‘;l taffetas and ‘White, navy, brown. rust. Sizes to 100 COTTON AND LINEN BLOUSES . Women, Little Women . .. Chiffon —capelet dresses —ijacket dresses —one-piece dresses Chiffons for daytime, after- noon, dinner, and evening! All manner of lovely prints on light ad dark grounds. And when you try one on you'll notice how flattering its lines, _how smart fitting, and beauti- fully finished. That's the re- sult of our selective choosing of women's fashions! Sketched: Woman’s afternoon chiffon with hand-finished capelet. The print is a soft flower design, widely spaced on white ground. $13.95. Women's Moderate Price Shop— Fourth Floor. Sports Shop—Third Floor. 45-$3.95 WOOL SKIRTS, mostly brown and navy.....eseee..$1.50 30—$3.95 SWEATERS . . . good color and size selection......$1.95 88795 SWEATERS . . . pull-over and cardigan styles. 64—$395 TO $5.95 BLOUSES. .. $195 to $395 ‘Clearance! $14.95 and $19.75 String Glen Bogies, $10 . . pastel shades . . .One-piece 2 and 3 piece String Glen Bogie t traveling and northern wear. styles in dark shades. Ideal f Misses’ Coats—Third Floor. 32—$16.95 TO $29.75 DRESS AND SPORTS COAT with galyak-edged scarfs, single-breasted paddock es, swaggers and fitted styles, navy, black, brown, white, rose, white, brown and white and navy and white. izes 14 to 20.. 16—JUNIORS’ $1695 TO $25 COATS . . . with wolf and silvered fox, swaggers in navy and white, brown and white checks. Sizes and paddock styles with wolf . , . dress coat wool crepe with i‘ly:r azure and beige fox, squirre]l edgings. Sizes 14 to 20 $15 12—$39.75 TO $69.75 DRESS COATS . sheer wools, some Forst- mann . . . with azure fox, stenciled lamb detachable capes, edged with galyak, fox, monot tweeds with galyak. Beige, black and Sizes 14 to 20 .$25 Women’s Coats— oo! 54—-$16.95 TO $25 FURRED AND FURLESS COATS . . swagger tweed sports styles, matelasse crepe with taffeta and ribl trims, furred coats, mole and galyak trimmed . . . furless styles in dress and sports types . . . with scarf and jabot necklines. Navy, black, blue, green, tan, tweeds and mixtures. Sizes 36 to 46, 35)5 to 431, $10 .75 TO $35 DRESS AND SPORTS COATS . . . wool crepes mmed with fox and galyak, mole and kolinsky in jabot, shawl ‘nnd ripple shawl stgles . . . furred sports coats, trimmed with wolf. S 36 to 46, 35% to 4174, ...$15 40-$39.75 TO $59.75 FURRED DRESS AND SPORTS COATS . .'wool crepes with kolinsky cuffs, fox collars, wolf, squirrel, mole and galyak trim . . . Forstmann’s tweeds in sports styles, included 6 larger women’s black and navy coats with galyak and squirrel trim. Sizes 36 to 44, 415 to 48% Pl ... $28 e SOCIETY. 800 Sheerest Voile | Dresses Non-Crushable! specially featured tomorrow at Misses and Women! 6 lovely styles to $ 3 -95 choose from=— ; ThevNON-CRUSHABLE voiles that “stay as sweet (and fresh) as they are!” ~Flower prints, monotone prints—in light and dark colorings. 3 out of the 6 are NELLY DONS! COOL NECKLINES—round, picot-ruffied collars, side-tied soft bows, crisp frill collars, collars of permanent finished organdie. COOL SLEEVES—short flaring, capelets, short set- in, and elbow length sleeves. Smart, but simple details that do not call for too much fuss in laundering. Navy, blngk, brown, copen, lilac, and green—with lots of white in the background, or with color pre- dominating—and only $3.95! Sizes 14 to 20 for Misses—36 to 44 for Women. Specialising in SHEERS tomorrow!—Cotton Frock Shop— Entire Fifth Floor Juniors’ $10.95 Dresses with separate jackets! $ 7 .95 One-piece frocks! Pastel crepes! Polka dot satins! Tiny checked crepes! Printed & plain chiffons! New styles . . . with contrasting bows and buttons . . . Roman striped dark silk coats . . . bows and cuffs . « « bright-colored kerchiefs . . . peasant sleeves, short sleeves . . . shirrings, pleats! Summer demands these dresses—to keep you cool and smart any place, any time—at this special price you may choose three and have the saving more than pay for one dress! Junior Deb Shop—Fourth Floor. Chiffons —printed and plain f\ —streetoranklelengths —pastels, navy or black Practical, Because Non-wiltable! One-piece dresses with flut- tering capelets or very full ¥, sleeves. Jackets over beau- tifully simple, smart dresses that are complete fashions in themselves. Sketched: Misses' multi-color print chiffon with full-shirred peasant sleeves, $13.95. Moderate Price Shop—Second Floor. Sizes and colors incomplete—prices incomplete as well! Suits—Fourth Floor $16.95 to $25 SUITS . . . two-piece, tailored, swagger styles . some with top coats . . . tweeds, checks and crepey fabrics. Ni brown, grey and blue. Sizes 14 to 40 - $39.75 and $49.75 SUITS . . . two and three-piece ts, some with top coats . . . check, monotones, GABARDINE, and dressy fabrics . . . plenty of navy, others in brown, black, grey and blue. Sizes 14 to 40 $25 Inexpensive Dress Shop—Fourth Floor 43—$1095 AND $1295 SHEER SUITS AND DRESSES . . . one- piece and jacket styles in prints and pastels . taffeta trim . . . sizes for misses, women and littl redingotes . . . in navy and black 54—$10.55 AND $1295 CREPE AND SHE S black with embroidered organdy or cool chiffon blouses in pastel shades. 45—$7.95 AND $10.95 PRINTS, CREPES, few crepe suits with blouses of plaid taffeta colors .. Grey Shops—Secon oor 64—3$3 and $5 GIRDLES . . . Nu-Back, Dorothy Bickum and Jelleff makes . . . sizes 29 to 38 $1.95 300—$3 FRENCH CREPE SLIPS . . . pure dye, pure in tearose. white. Sizes 32 to 44... . Ends—Street Floor 32 PRS. $2.95 DOESKIN GLOVES . . . white and natural....§$1! 13 PRS. $295 AND $4.95 WHITE EVENING GLOVES in 4 and 6 button length.. .. ¥ $1.95 99 PRS. $1.35 DOESKIN PU and natural.. LE, and grain calf, genuine pi evening bags black, brown, rc;lj in_white o 3632 CHILI AT SETS. In the Little Hat Shop—Street Floor m-s‘us to $3.95 Spring and Summer Straws.. Junior Deb Dresses—Fourth Floor 35—$1295 TO $16.95 JUNIOR DRESSES . and a few chiffons in navy, brown and bleck with pique and linen touches. Ideal business or traveling. Sizes 11 to 17.....88