Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1935, Page 22

B s Doyenne of Corps Will Return to Washington This Month Japanese and Mexican Ambassadors Hosts at Informal Functions—Chief Justice in New York. who is in New York, after ADY LINDSAY, wife of His Bri- tannic Majesty’s Ambassador, spending the Summer at Bar Harbor, Me., will return to the em- | bassy at the end of the month. The Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Hirosi Saito, was host at luncheon yesterday at the embassy to Count Kabayama, member of the Japanese House of Peers, who is making a sec- | ond brief visit in Washington. Count Kabayama is staying at the Carlton Hotel. ‘The Ambassador of Mexico and Senora de Castillo Najero entertained at a reception at the embassy iast night in celebration of the independ- ence of Mexico. The guests were mem- bers of the Mexican colony in Wasn- ington and wore national costumes. During the evening national sonugs were sung. The Ambassador was the guest of honor at a luncheon given yesterday by the members of the Mexican Em- bassy staff to celebrate the Independ- ence day of Mexico. Among the guests was the chief of the division of translations of the Pan-American Union, Dr. Jose Tercero. Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes have left Bretton Woods, N. H., for New York, where they will spend a few days before coming to ‘Washingtor. Representative Edward A. Kelly of Chicago is in town for a few days and is stopping at the Wardman Park Hotel. The Undersecretary of State, Mr. William Phillips, who returned yester- day from his Summer home at Bev- erly Farms, Mass., will be joined early in October by Mrs. Phillips and their daughter, Miss Beatrice Phillips, who | will remain at Beverly until the end of this month. Miss Phillips will spend the Winter in Washington. Admiral Standley Host for Daughter. The chief of naval operations and Mrs. William H. Standley will enter- tain at a small dinner party this eve- ning following the rehearsal for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Marie Standley, and Lieut. Edwin W. Her- ron, which will take place tomorrow. ‘The guests will include the members of the wedding party. The chief of protocol of the State | Department and Mrs. Richard South- gate have returned to their home at Miss Scott to Make Debut in November | Miss Miriam D. Scott, daughter of Mrs. Wilmer Scott, will be presented to society this Winter by her grand- parents, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Hol- | She will probably be | land Wilmer. presented at a tea in November and & ball will be given for her later. Pre-Nuptial Party For Miss Warner Miss Mary Mitchell Warner, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Carden F. Warner, whose marriage to Mr. Erskine E. Hamilton will take place Saturday afternoon, in the Chevy Chase Pres- byterian Church, was the honor guest at an informal supper party given last evening by Miss Margaret Speir. Among the guests were Mrs. Neitah King, Miss Lillian Willett, Miss Mary Bouve, Miss Betty Marsh, Miss Ran- dolph Richardson, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. James Austin, Mr. Bill Willett, Mr. Frank Persons and Mr. Louis Tar- bett. ST Hall-Dickson Engagement Told OCIETY. Diplomatic | 2406 Kalorama road from Manchester, Mass, where Mrs. Southgate and their young daughter, Patricia, and son, Richard, jr, have been during the Summer, and where Mr. South- gate joined them for his vacation. Signor Umberto Coletti-Perucca and Signora Coletti-Perucca, brother-in- law and sister of Mrs. Southgate, who are traveling in this country, will come to Washington and be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Southgate before sailing to | return to their home in Florence, Italy. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Alfred W. Johnson. have as their guest their | daughter, Mrs. Charles Burke Elbrick. | | Mrs. Elbrick will be with her parents | | two months and will be joined next week by Mr. Elbrick, who will arrive | from Port au Prince, where he is| | third secretary of the United States Legation there, Comdr. Robert A. Lavender, who recently was assigned to duty at the Navy Department, has taken the house at 2907 Twenty-ninth street. Mrs. Lavender, who has been at Eaglesmere | and Williamsport, Pa., during the| Summer, will join him here about Oc- | tober 1. Col. Adna G. Clarke, U. §. A, re- | tired, and Mrs. Clarke, who have spent several months in the States, are at | the Martinique for a short stay before | going to San Francisco to sail Sat- | urday for their home in Honolulu. | Mrs. Ferguson, wife of Col. Frank | | K. Ferguson of Fort Totten, N. Y., | is at the Martinique for a short visit. Comdr. Hubert E. Paddock, U. 8. N, is spending several weeks with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert W. Paddock, in Charlevoix, Mich., where he flew | | 1ast week to join M: Pad- | | | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER -17.. 1935. Visitor From Florida MRS. MARY LOUISE MARKLEY, Assistant Florida State archeologist, who is visiting her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John A. McKnight of Clarendon, | Va. Mrs. Markley makes her home in Tallahassee and is in the Capital on official business with the Smithsonian Institution. dock and their daughter, Miss Mildred Paddock, who spent a month at Char- levoix. Mrs. Paddock and her daugh= ter returned to their Washington home in time for Miss Paddock to enter her | sophomore year at American Univer- sity yesterday. Comdr. Paddock will join his family in October. or Style Conscious Women with budgeted incomes and 1. Miller taste in shoes. | I-MILLER Hew Charge Account Service allows you to pay for your purchase over a period of three months WHAY 1S AN EXTENDED CHARGE SERVICE? @ It is totally different than an ordinary Charge Account. With our EXTENDED Charge Service you can spread your payments Members of Younger Set to Be Feted Miss Gloria Grosvenor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, and Miss Francis Humphrey, will be the guests in whose honor a group of their friends will entertain at an informal supper party tomorrow eve- ning at the Shoreham. Miss Emley Hostess To Sorority Girls ‘The Washington Alumnae Chapter [ of Kappa Alpha Theta will hold its first meeting this evening in the home of Miss Adelaide Emley, at 3604 Ful- ton street. Miss Mary Elizabeth Speare will be the speaker. The new officers cordially extend an invitation | to all Thetas in Washington to be | present. W. B. Moses & Co At Our 729 11th (Natl. SEPTEMBER SALE ORIENTAL RUGS At our new location you'll find the same large selection of Oriental rugs, the same true made us the Oriental Rug center of Washington. Mrs. Brodhead Will Present Miss McCoy | Mrs. J. Davis Brodhead will present her granddaughter, Miss Leonie Me- Coy, to soclety at a tea in November in her home on Eighteenth strest. Miss McCoy is the daughter of Capt. Charles Gibbon McCoy and the late Mrs. McCoy and the granddaughter of the late Judge J. Davis Brodhead of Pennsylvania. Miss McCoy attend- ed the Potomac School in this city and the Noroton School in Connecti- | cut. She rrcently returned from Eu- rope, where she spent the Summer. Mattresses Remade The Stein Bedding Co. 1004 Eye St. N.W. ME. 9490 Store at St. N.W. 3770) quality and fine pieces which As always we can unhesitatingly invite comparison to our low prices. (Approximate sizes.) Unusual Value 10x14' Chinese Unusually heavy quality, pattern and wonderfal Regularly $295.00 value colorings. beautiful 5175 A Few Examples Approximate Sizes x4 Sarouks ____ $37.50 $25.00 s Kermanshahs 3'x6'6" Hamadans _ x7’ Lillihans . Sale Original Price 59.50 38.00 3000 16.00 65.00 35.00 Approximate Sale Sizes Original Price 4x7’ Sarouks -_. 115.00 12'x3’ Persian Runners - ‘;"\li' Lillihans ___ 265.00 ¥x12 Ispahans 65.00 69.50 38.00 175.00 -~ 27500 185.00 Also large selection of Antiques and Semi-Amtiques in all sizes and prices to select from. G.ST. AT N Popular Buster Brown and Brownbilt Oxfords for the _ Most Popular Girls in /A 7 \ 3 SOCIETY. Suede Felts for the Youthful Matron If simplicity, good taste, quality and excellent style appeal to you, these are your hats! The felts are of the kind you’ll enjoy wearing, they're perfect for casual use, and there are rich browns and black for your individual choosing. In larger headsizes. Palais Royal—Second Floor $ here in the alluring new colors for falll Hummmg Bird Silk Hostery Of high-grade calfskinin blackorbrown. With California seam and mois- ture - resisting ‘The engagement of Miss Mary | Fleanor Dickson, daughter of Mrs. | Harriet S. Dickson and the late Mr. | Caspar G. Dickson of Kensington, | Md,, to Mr. Richard Chesbro Hall, is | announced. Mr. Hall is the son of Mr. | and Mrs. Welles Hall of Concord, Mass. | over a period of three months. You yourself arrange the terms of payment with our credit manager...terms convenient to youl 3 pairs HOW TO OPEN AN EXTENDED CHARGE ACCOUNTI for 245 @ All you need to do is to write o post card or telephone for an application blank. It's very simple; not a complicated questionnaire. Or, better still, come into the I. Miller Store, select what you like and then, instead of opening your purse, simply say, “I want to open an EXTENDED Charge Account.” Golden Anniversary Observed Yesterday| Mr. and Mrs. James C. Reeves were entertained at dinner in honor of | their fiftieth anniversary yesterday in the home of their son, Mr. W. Wal- lace Reeves, at 1206 Longfellow street | northwest. Golden beiges, new browns, metal shades . .. here they are, combined with sheer fabrics, dainty seams and snug- fitting ankles to make them the perfect silk hose for autumn. Biscayne Distingue Highnoon Free from rings, clear and beautiful, full fashioned, of course, and as smart a hose as you'll find at the price. Ask for No. 202, a sheer 3-thread chiffon, all silk, with Jacquard lace band at garter hem. Palais Royal—Main Floor NEW! Bambo with calf trim. Has Brown- krom moisture- resisting sole. Choice of brownorblack. Durbar Taupemist Hindustan Londonmist WHO IS ELIGIBLE YO OPEN AN EXTENDED ACCOUNT? Palais Royal Second TASKS, REFRESHED Floor CONDITIONED PINK ELEPHANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE ® We welcome .. .very gladly effer this easy extended service to all women who are regularly employed or have a respon- sible, if modest means of support or income. It doesn't matter whether or not you ever had a Charge Account in other stores. 15 NOW A GOOD TIME TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT? ® Yes. Right now we are showing our new Fall models— beautitul.and so very chic and authoritatively “Costume-Right* W. B. Demonstration Miss Ollie Davis of New York will be in our Corset Section this week Yes, we have the newest books in —our Lending Library on the Main Floor, where courteous, well-informed assistants will be happy to serve you. Our rates, by the way, are among the lowest in town. Ask about our new monthly rates. Palais Royal—Main Floor Shampooed by Experts Mothproof Storage SMITH’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 1313 You St. NW. North 3343 Miss Davis will be happy to diagnose your figure needs and prescribe the right model for you. s model sketched 7.50 Have your new frocks fitted over a foundation garment that will give you the smart lines you want. This model sketched is of peach rayon satin, with lace net lined uplift bust; well boned front ana back. Side sections of the famot» Vent elastic, noted for support and wearing quality. 36 to 42. Other W. B. girdles and founda- tions, 3.50 and $5. Palais Royal—Third Floor 3 . hoes, illeur OIC e s nala shoes, bags and hose too, for Swagger Sports, Town Tailleur and Dressy Afternoon Costumes to see you thru the season. - permanent Hollywood Glassware New Modern Shape, Used in a Recent Motion Picture idea for this modern glassware with black .El' and white and red and white deco- ration. An easy-to-hold shape, too. From Hollywood, birthplace of all that’s individual, comes the reatly reduced price includes Sham- 52.50 poo and Finger Wave Really a $6 Value! 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