Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1935, Page 49

SOCIETY. etes Sister Bridge at alls Church 's. A. L. Anderson| onors Miss Powell " of St. Louis. WLLS CHURCH, July 13.—Mrs. hie L. Anderson entertained at lce Tuesday evening in honor of sister, Miss Evelyn Powell of St. s. who has been her guest for the week, her other guests being Capt. Mrs. Franklin Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. 1, Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. nderson and Refreshments b served after the game and Mrs. ph C. McKaskil s Gray of Fairf: 1 Trabold, Mr. A. L Felix T. Moore. re, Mr. McKaskill and Mrs. Tra. were prize winners. Miss Powell, has been visiting at Virginia Mary Anderson, Mrs. John Demarest and Miss Katherine Fenwick. Miss Eowen, who had high score, won the prize. After the game, supper Was served. Mrs. Halford F. Stone gave a dinner | Monday night at her home in East Falls Church for her son, Mr. Hal Stone, to celebrate his 17th birthday anniversary. The guests were Mr. Lawrence Livingston, Mr. James Sou- der, Mr. William Keyser, Mr. Buddy Pope and Mr. Carter Edmunds. Mrs. Noble Moore was hostess to & ¢mall company Saturday night when she entertained informally at bridge, her guests being Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gantt and Mrs. George L. Butterworth. Re- freshments followed the game. Miss Katherine Kaff of New York spent a week with Miss Audrey Ed- monds in Falls Church. Miss Kaff is on her way home to Tulsa, Okla., for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Edmonds of - | Falls Church, who spent some time in their cottage at Colonial Beach, returned this week. Mr. W. T. Ed- h and Williamsburg prior to her jmonds and Miss Gladys Hall of in Falls Church, will leave for her e today. s. Anderson gave a dessert bridge yesterday afternoon for Miss pll. The company included Mrs. Washington, Miss Louise Estey, Mr. Wells Jones and Mr. James Thomp- son of Alexandria were their guests while at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Smith and their THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, their home in Falls Church after & two weeks’ trip to Kitty Hawk Beach and Roanoke Island. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Parrott and sons, John and Robert, and daughter Frances are spending the week at Colonial Beach, Va. Mrs. Clarence Pennebaker of Falls Church is spending 10 days in Cleve- land visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boland. Miss Vera Hanson and Miss Enid Hanson, with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Schu- mucker and family, have gone to York, Pa., for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craver of East Falls Church are visiting Mr. Cravers' parents in York, Pa. Mrs. Clarence A. Ransom of Falls Church and her sister, Mrs. Henry Ransom of Arlington, Va., left yester- day for a two-week cruise to Ber- muda. Mrs. Herbert Coward and her daughter, Miss Ellen Coward, are spending a few days at Bluemont, Va. Lizards Sent by Air. Fifteen lizards have been sent by | airmail from Melbourne, Australia, to the National Museum at Prague, Cze- choslovakia, by Dr. Juri Baum, as- sistant of the museum, who is on a Miss Bishopp, Sligo Park Resident, Sails Miss Harriet Bishopp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bishopp of Sligo Park Hills, Md., sailed yesterday on the steamer Toloa from New York for a month’s trip to South America. She will be the guest of Miss Tita Paredes, in Panama City and will also stop in Kingston, Jamaica, and Colombia. THE heW oJelleffs 1214-1220 F STREET D. C, JULY 14, Mrs. Leon Raesly entertained at| btridge Wednesday, having as guests Mrs. Harry Trainor, Mrs. Richard Barker, Mrs. Thomas Russell, Mrs. George R. Dye, Mrs. William Wight of Sligo Park Hills, Miss Evelyn New- ton of Washington and Mrs. J. Boyce Morgan of Clarendon, Va. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Kline, with their granddaughter, Miss Betty Fleishell, left today for Vineland, N. J., where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Clad Kluenter. From there they will 1935—PART THREE. SOCIETY. E_7 20 to Atlantic City and then to Eas- tcn, Pa., to visit Mr. Kline’s mother, Mrs. Mary A. Kline, who will return with them. They will be away about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lameraux of Takoma Park, D. C., have leased the former residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Denison have‘ returned to their home from a week's vacation in Bermuda. | — . Vote Taken on Course. Catholic University is conducting a straw vote among Summer schocl S students to determine whether they City's Benefactor Honored. want the Summer sessions lengthened ‘Three thousand children, accom- | from six to eight weeks. The longer panied by three brass and two bag- | term was proposed by Dr. Roy J. James R. Selvage and will move | pipe bands, paraded at Bathgate, | Deferrari, director of the Summer August 1. Mr. Lameraux is an engi- | Scotland, in memory of John New- |school, at the recent beginning of peer in the United States Public |land, who had died in Jamaica and |the current term, when a record en- Health Service, having come here |left practically his entire estate to|rollment of some 1500 students was from Alabama. sathgate for child education. | attained. See and try on the new fur fashions in our Comfortably AIR-COOLED FUR SALON Third Floor Tomorrow—we launch the second week of our great ANNUAL SUMMER SALE OF Leigh Ribble, Mrs. Atherton W. Irs, Mrs. Harold Spellman, Mrs. prt Cushman, Mrs. L. P. Daniel, George L. Robertshaw, Mrs. E.| N arrison and Miss Agnes Smith. | rs. Harry Fellows gave an in- al party in her home in East Falls rch Wednesday night when she rtained at three tables of bridge. jse playing were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. er, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Johnston, and Mrs. Louis Woods, Mr. and W. Leigh Ribble, Mr. and Mrs. pld Spellman and Mrs. Noble re. rs, Louis Woods gave a lunch party er home in Falls Church Thurs- daughter Rosalind have returned tol caravan tour. sasms) SAMPLE <mmam DRESSES & SUITS : 99 value of these dresses and suits. All in this group were made to sell for much more, therefore we offer GUARAN- TEED VALUES. 7e//ejé-gua’/ity FURS The fine response with which our Summer sale is being received demonstrates anew the confidence that people have in Jelleff furs. You see, price is not our only selling point—it is, in fact, a relatively unimportant one—it’s what you get for the price that IS important! DEPENDABLE QUALITY — FINE WORKMANSHIP — AU- THENTIC STYLING—and our own expert furrier on the premises to advise you what fur, what length coat, what type of sleeve and col- lar are most becoming to you. And getting down to the furs them- selves—you won't be left in any doubt as to the durability of the furs of your choice. It is your privilege, of course, to compromise with dura- bility for beauty (in certain furs you must)—but we consider it our responsibility to have you know your fur before buying it. That’s selling furs the Jelleff way. Her guests were Mrs. Samuel R. per, Mrs. John W. Garner, Mrs. und Gantt. Mrs. George L. But- orth, Mrs. Harry Fellows and Mrs. A b le Moore, who remained to play & ract. rs. George L. Butterworth, Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Louis Woods and J. Roy Johnston were luncheon ts of Mrs. Felix T. Moore Tuesday her home in Falls Church. Mrs. re was hostess yesterday at lunch rs. Robert C. Landreth and her e guest, Mrs. Madge Houghton of aukee, and Mrs. William Gillette. iss Judith Birge gave an evening lge party in honor of Miss Eliz- h Pickett of Easley, S. C., who is use gjest of Miss Martha Bowen alls Chucrch. Miss Birge's guests b Miss Jane Cline, s Dell Wil- s, Mrs. John Busi en, Miss Vera Hanson, Miss Enid son, Miss Carol Eastman, Miss Any $3.99 Group DRESSES 50c |[2$6.00 A__4h 4 LUCKY STRIKE DRESS SHOPS 1212 G Street N.W. Special Our Air-Conditioned Store is a joy to step into, a comfort to shop in. You actually feel refreshed after your visit! This S A l E comes only once a year! ¢ o (s —_— This summer sale, we believe, will outdo previous events for values, for variety of furs, for smartness of styles. Never have we had such fine selections, from the simplest school-girl swagger to the elaborate coat of Mink. Never have fur fashions reflected such startling newnesses! Hun- dreds of fine fur coats specially ordered for our Summer Sale according to Jelleff specifications—many obtained at extremely advantageous prices and the savings passed on to you. EVERY Coat marked at a special low price to bring you worthwhile savings in this sale! We require only a nominal down payment—convenient terms may be arranged for payment of the balance. Beautiful Jap Mink Coats—$258 to $498 After Sale $298 to $550—(Save $40 to $52!) Greater beauty, more durability, and more slenderizing lines are achieved this season in working the skins up and down instead of on the bias. A magnificent collection of new swagger coats as well as classic fitted models are represented in this group. Styles, lengths, and sizes for misses and women. PICTURED: Real Mink Coat $795 GUARANTEED all pure silk, pure dye Bryn Mawr Slips $1 95 Regularly *3 Once a year ONLY at this low price—Byrn Mawr Slips, famous all over the country for this pat- ented alternating bias cut that fits like a glove and will NOT shrink or stretch, no matter how often it’s washed! Notice the lace bottoms attached so they can’t pull off—and the reinforced adjustable suspender shoulder straps. Why not stock up for a whole year, when you can save $1.05 on each slip! Tearose and White—Medium and Long—Sizes 32 to 44 Grey Shops, Second Floor— Air-Conditioned for Your Shopping Comfort Caracul-$88 to $298 After Sale $98.50 to $350—(Save $10 to $52!) A new suppleness and lustre are achieved in improved methods of dyeing and dressing the skins of African kid, Chinese kid, Indian kid and Russian caracul. Swagger and fitted models reflect advance styling and beautiful workman- ship. Black, brown, eel grey and bisque, in styles, sizes and lengths for misses and women. Hudson Seal-$138 to $358 (dyed muskrat) After Sale $159 to $395 — (Save $20 to $37!) Jelleff’s coats are made of selected soft, deep pelts in a rich black that will retain its lustre and color indefinitely because it is Hollander dyed. Daughters will find the swagger sil- houette, the small colla¥, the new full sleeves with tightly banded cuffs, young and becoming. Mothers will appreciate the flattery of the slender, fitted lines. Muskrat—-$88 to $138 New swagger and fitted coats of strong, densely furred, prime pelts in both silver and golden muskrat, self-trimmed or with fitch and beaver collars. Tomorrow o Trimmed with ' beautiful imported French laces! After Sale $98 to $159— (Save $10 to $21!) o Seams double lock stitched, will not rip! Air-Conditioned Fur Salon—Third Floor