Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1935, Page 19

Weddings of Saturday Church and Home Events of Particular Interest to Friends. The wedding of Miss Enid Eliza- beth Miller, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Miller of Madison, Wis, and Mr. Daniel S. Gerig, jr., of Wash- ngton, the son of Mr. D. S. Gerig of Goshen, Ind, took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ceremony was held in the Sixth Presbyterian Church of this city, with the Rev. William Christian officiating. The ceremony was very simple wita only a few close friends of the bride and bridegroom in attendance. Mr. Edward J. D. Morgan of Milwaukee served as best man. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. {Gerig left by motor for a two-week wedding trip in New England. After their return they will reside in Wash- Angton, where Mr. Gerig is an econc- mist with the N. R. A. The bride graduated from Layton Art Schocl in Milwaukee and also studied at the University of Wisconsin. She has been engaged in both com- mercial art work and private art work and has had paintings and sculptures entered in exhibitions in both Milwaukee and Madison. Mr. Gerig is a graduate of Wooster Col- Jege and received his doctor's degree in economics from the University of Awisconsin in 1934. Prior to his as- sociation with the research and plan- ning division of N. R. A, he was an instructor in economics at lthe Uni- versity of Wisconsin. The wedding of Miss Louise Garland 'Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Garland Reed, to Mr. Walter Win- field Finagin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Finagin, took place Saturday morning in the home of the bride’s parents. The arrangements for the wedding ‘were particularly effective, with a pro- | fusion of dahlias and gladioli forming a charming setting for the wedding. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Howard F. Downs of the Methodist Episcopal Church. ‘The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a lovely gown of white crepe trimmed in white mousseline de sole. Her large white hat was trimmed with white satin rib- | bon and a cluster of orange blossoms and she wore a corsage bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Thomas Schmidt, sister of the bride, was her only attendant and wore & pink chiffon gown, with a large pink hair hat trimmed in pink velvet ribbon. Her other accessories matched her gown and she wore a - corsage bouquet of pink roses. ® Mr. Henry Voegel of this city was #he best man. A small reception followed the ceremony, after which Mr. #inagin ! and his bride left Yor a wedding trip to New York City, Lake Placid and Lake George. The bride's traveling costume was of black crepe trimmed | Her | hat was of black, which corresponded | with her other accessories.. Upon their | with peach-color quilted satin. return Mr. Finagin and his bride Will make their home with the former's parents at 1002 Savannah street southeast. ‘The marriage of Miss Ethel Ger- trude Simms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otho Harding Sims, to Mr. WJoseph George DeMent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin DeMent, took ‘place Saturday afternoon. The cere- mony was performed in the Marvin Bracing Autumn Was:ha‘ble Prints. 2.95 Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. .C. Carroll Burruss, jr.. officiating, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Macon McArtor, organist, played the wedding music, and . the church.-had an effective ar- rangement of palms'ferns ani late Summer flowers and was lighted with cathedral candles. ‘The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore white lace, be- comingly made, and a ‘turban from which fell a tulle veil to the floor. She carried the conventional shower bou=- quet. Miss Catherine Simms was maid of honor for her sister and had a cos- tume of light blue organdie with & natural color leghorn hat and carried pink gladiolus. Mr. John ,Russell Hildebrand was best man and the ushers were Mr. Paul DeMent and Mr. Bernard Jones. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home of the bride's parents for ogly the members of the wedding party and the two families. Mrs. Simms, mother of the bride, re- ceived, wearing a gown of navy blue sheer crepe. . Mr. and,Mrs. DeMent left later in the day for a wedding trip, the bride traveling in a dark blue boucle sw’ with accessories to match. On their return they will be at home at 236 Massachusetts avenue northeast. S - ) George B. Shaw’s Play at Sylvan Mr. and Mrs. Marcy L. Sperry and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boothby have been invited by the Summer Festival Com- mittee. of the Community Center De- partment and the Office of National Capital Parks to be among the special guests at the National Sylvan Thea- ter in the Monument Grounds tomor- row night when at 7:15 o'clock the festival program opens with a con- cert by the Washington Gas Light | Co. Employes’ Band, conducted by Prof. Otto Siebeneighen, one of the Capital City's prominent musicians. The musical program, which lasts three-quarters of an hour, and which will be followed at 8 o'clock by the presentation by the Washington Com- munity Players of George Bernard Shaw’s brilliant satire “Androcles and the Lion,” will feature as soloist with the band Miss Dorothy Reddish, well known Washington soprano, who will be accompanied by the band in sev- eral selections of a popular character. The ushers for Tuesday night's fes- tival program of music and drama will be headed by Miss Alice Louise Hunter, Mrs. William P. Kilgore, Miss Shirley Rowe, Miss Marjorie Beall, Miss Marjorie McGann, Mrs. Charles M. Hunter, 3d, and members of the Girl Reserves of the Young Women's Christian Association and District of Columbia Boy Scouts. The Ilatter, | | under the direction of Col. E. L. Mat- | tice, will serve as aides. The Summer Festival Committee has placed tickets on sale at the | | Willard and Hotel Washington news- stands, the A. A. A, Ticket Bureau | |and the Franklin Administration | Building, Thirteenth and K. Tickets | for reserved and general chair sec- tions will also be available tonight | at 6:30 o'clock at the Sylvan Theater. tones in for Fall . . MRS. WILLIAM A. JEWBY, Formerly Miss Elizabeth Rosse Derry, who was married in Bal- timore, August 10. Mrs. Jewby is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Derry of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Jewby will be at home at 1323 Clifton street after September 1. fatal road accident was reported in the square miles of the City of Lon- don. London Fatalities at Zsro. During & recent 10 weeks not one Social Security Asked. Middle classes of South Africa are organizing to demand of the govern- ment the social security enjoyed by the poor. G Street st 11th D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1935. Maryland-Virginia News Party for. Miss Hoglund—Bryant- Smith Engagement. Mrs. V. L. Phipps gave a linen shower in her home in Takoma Park, Md., Saturday night in honor of Miss Margaret Hoglund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoglund of Takoma Park, Md., whose engagement to Mr. Harold Mason Dudley of Long Meadow, Mass, was recently an- nounced. ‘The gifts were hidden in a long basket attractively decorated in rain- bow colors. A bowl of pink roses and pale-green tapers formed the table decorations. The guests Were Mrs. E. F. Hollidge, Mrs. Lillian Lamond, Miss Helen Mc- Nary, Miss Ruth McNary, Miss Alenca White, Miss Hazel Munrose, Miss Grace Tabutt, Miss Marion Hoglund and Mrs. Keith Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert Bryant of Alexandria, Va., announce the en- gagement of their daughter Ruth to Mr. George Plummer Smith, jr., of Convent, N. J. The wedding will take place in the early Fall. Miss Bryamt graduated from the Oldfield School in Maryland and made her debut in 1§31. Mr, Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Plummer Smith of Convent. He graduated from St. George's School at Newport and is a member of the Racquet Club |; and the New York Stock Exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tansill Oliver, jr. who have been vacationing at Cape May, N. J., returned to Fairfax, i3 Va., Saturday. Mrs. Oliver will leave | | today for Roanoke to visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Burnam O. Grove, and to act as matren of honor in the wed- ding of her sister, Miss Lucy Marye Grove, to Mr. Richard Gabriel Stone of Baltimore, Md., and Spartanburg, 8. C., which will take place in Christ Episcopal Church, Roanoke, on the evening of September 3. Mrs. J. H. Cissel of Silver Spring, Md., entertained at a house party at her cottage at Patuxent Beach, Md., for the past four days, having as guests Mrs, George Clautice, Mrs. Burke Clark and Miss Josephine Well- more of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Mary Cissel of Pasacena, Calif.; Mrs. Nor- man Wootton and Miss Rose Clark of Silver Spring, Md. Miss Edith Williams and Miss Women Who Look Ahead Are Buy?ng In This 2nd Annual August Sale of GLOVES ' ) They’r;z the usual 2.35 to 3.95 qualities Genuine Kidaking Fine Lambskin 7 95 Mostly samples, mostly fall styles, and ALL jnew fall colors! Gloves to pick up now and have ready for fall and winter . . . Gloves to lay aside for Christmas gifts . . . it’s a rare opportunity. A Few Fine Suedes Such smart styles as novelty slip-ons, stitched and button-trimmed gloves, gloves piped in color and plain styles are included. Black, black-and-white, beige, grey, brown, navy and white. Sizes 534 to 8 in the lot. Palais Royal—Main Floor * There's a saving on each l of these dainty | Margaret Williams of Woodside Park, Md., and Mrs. Lorraine Milliken of Montgomery Hills, Md., left yester- day for Ocean City, Md., where they will pass a week. Mrs. Berkley Gillespie and her son ard daughter, Mr. Berkley Gillespie, jr, and Miss Vivian Gillespie, re- turned yesterday to their home at Big Stone Gap, Va., from Fairfax, Va., where for the past several weeks they have been visiting. a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walters re- turned today to Silver Spring, Md., from a two weeks' vacation in Atlan- tic City, N. J, Delaware and Fair- land, Md. Mr. and Mrs. James Magarity, whose marriage took place August 3 at Rockville, Md., have returned from their wedding trip and will make their home in McLean, Va. Mrs. Magarity was Miss Agnes Golden and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Golden of Kensington, Md. Mr. i of New York EW GOWN SHOP—{ ‘ 307 i i NAT'L PRESS BLDG. § No Charge for Alterations TN e I A Magarity is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Prederick Magarity of McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Bailey and son Richard of Wynnewood Park, Md., left yesterday for De Bruce, N. Y., where they will spend a week with Mrs. Bailey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Taylor, who have a Sum- mer home in the Catskill Mountains. En route they stopped at Chester- town, Md., where they were joined by their daughtqy, Miss Peggy Bailey, who has been visiting her grand- mother, Mrs. Olive Bailey, for the past several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Balley plan to return to Chester- and will spend the remainder of the week there, Miss May Walters has returned to her home at McLean, Va., from & two-month motor trip to California and the Northwest, in company with Mrs. E. R. Trice and her two sons, of Richmond. They returned by way of Lake Louise and the Canadian Rockies. Mrs. Minnie Warfleld will return in a few days to her home in Takoma Park, Md, from North Carolina, where she has been visiting friends and relatives in her former home in town next Monday with their family | Bertie County. DuLInN . 1307-1315 G Furniture Floor Coverings & Co. L] Oriental Rugs Street N.W. August Sale Prices Prevail —on all Floor Coverings, Rugs and Furniture. ;':'Od:;iud, permit you to take advantage of these Summer Planned Payments, ings BED ROOM GROUPS Of Sold Rock Maple An “especially attrdctive value only is a 3-pc. group—featured at $4 975 Bed may be had in single or full size. Other pieces available if desired at equally low rates. Lawson Styled Sofa Hair-filled. With attractive covering of plain tapestry in a choice of colors to your order____ falacs, © Sereet ot 11h $50.00 ac Now in Progress . .. Semi-Annual Sale of Housewares hina..Glass..Lamps Only twice a year do such opportunities occur, and shrewd home makers who know values are busily shopping for all their home needs, and making a little money go a long way in buying smart accessories and home aids for much less than regular. Betts Waterless Cleanser is being dem- onstrated in this sale. Cleans wood or porcelain Ibs. Green or Ivory Boxes, 3-Pe. Sets, 2-Gal. Step-on Cans, ete. without harm. 5 19 Rolls Toilet Tissue 7Q) 50 sheets to roll for § 7€ (Phone and mail erders flled.) e 89¢c yi Fifth Floor Homes . . Churches .. Tea Rooms . . Restaurants! SILVER PLATED WARE Attractive designs ina Cool, washable rayon and cot- ton mixtures in rich Fall tones + « « browns-with-greens, navy with red, copen with navy, brown with rust, black with yel- low. Interesting new sleeve treatments and shirrings—and such attractive colors you'll long to get into them at once! Model sketched 14 to'20. Other styles 14 to 42. Palais Royal—Third Floor good qual- ity of plated ware that usually sells ' Rayon Gowns 89 Some have fancy lace trimmings, others are more tailored, with effective appliqued designs, but ll{ are of good quality rayon, cut generously full and long. . In tearose and pastel shades; 16 and 17 sizes. Palais Royal—Main Fl:o! for con- siderably more! _ Palais Royal—Main Floor