Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1935, Page 24

B—4 Miss Keeney Will Marry C.W.Phillips \ The marrisge of Miss Natalle Hathaway Keeney, niece of Mrs. Campbell Prichett, and Mr. Clifton Wharton Phillips will take place the middle of October, with only the im- mediate families present. Miss Keeney is the daughter of Mr. Mark Keeney of Seattle, Wash., and of the late Mrs. Keeney, who was Miss Josephine Campbell, sister of Mrs. Prichett. Miss Keeney has been Mrs. Prichett’s ward since she was 9 years old and for the last several years has made her home in Washington with Mrs. Prichett and the latter's aunt, Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman, who returned this morning from California, where she has been all Summer. Miss Keeney was presented to society here by Mrs. Prichett and Mrs, Cloman two seasons #go, and her engagement was an- nounced by Mrs. Prichett this morning. Miss Keeney for two years attended Princess Mestchersky’s School in Paris and later studied in Santa Barbara for a year. She also attended Holton Arms School in Washington. Mr. Phillips is the son of Mr. Cliften Nicholson Phillips of Wilmington, N.C., and the late Mrs. Phillips, who was Miss Claire Rhinelander Renwick of New York. He attended Duke Uni- wversity and part of last year he spent in Washington, and with his bride will make his home in the Capital. Mr. and Mrs. Willard T. Toulson of 8t. Leonard's, Calvert County, yester- day announced the engagement of their adopted daughter, Miss Anna Lucille Evans, to Mr. Thomas Harry Penn, jr., son of Mr. Thomas Harry Penn and the late Mrs. Penn of Glyndon, Md. The wedding will take place in November., The bride, who is a graduate nurse ©f Emergency Hospital in Washington, is one of the most attractive girls in Calvert, and very popular in the younger social set. The bridegroom is & graduate of the University of Mary- land at College Park. Informal Parties Of Interest Here Mr. Patrick J. Hurley, former Secre- fary of War, entertained informally at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton. Mrs. Moncure B. Berg entertained | at luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel today in honor of Miss Mildred Eng- | lish, whose wedding to Mrs. Berg's hrother, Mr. Winton Elliott, will take | place Saturday. The other guests in- sluded relatives of the two families and members of the bridal party. These were Mrs. Merton A. English, Mrs. | Willlam Eugene Elliott, Mrs. Moncure Burke, Mrs, John Earle Elliott, Mrs. Richard L. Poor of Pensacola, Fla.; Mrs. Edward Blair Yonker, Mrs. George A. Berry, Mrs. Isla Hudson, | Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson, Miss Mary Catharine Spinks, Miss Flor- ence Asher, Miss Anne Clarkson, Miss Lucy Friedell, Miss Alleen Hood and Miss Betty Harts. Mrs. William A. Becker, present general of the D. A. R., was the honor guest at dinner last evening at the Wendell Hotel in Pittsfield, Mass., given by the State organization, which is holding its annual October confer- ence there. Among others present SOCIETY. ‘was Mrs. Russell William Magns, hon- orary president general of the society. Mrs. E. G. Douglas and her debu- tante daughter, Miss Laura M. Doug- 1as, entertained at an informal dinner party last evening at the Shoreham Hotel in honor of their house guest, Countess Josephine Arco-Zinncherg of Germany, to celebrate her birth- dsy anniversary. Countess Arco- Zinncherg is on her first visit to the United States. Table decorations were in yellow, and the birthday cake bore yellow roses and candles. Cor- sage bouquets of yellow tea roses and lilies of the valley were at the place of each of the ladies, and the center~ pleces were of the same flowers. The guests included Mrs. Newton Brewer, Mrs. Neitah King and a group of debutantes and post-debutantes. Miss Marian Bradburn, daughter of Mrs. Robert T. Bradburn, gave a mis- cellaneous shower, in her home last night in honor of Mrs. Thomas Perry Griffith, who before her recent mar- riage was Miss Lucille Faris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Faris of Washington and Wheeling, W. Va. The gifts were attached to streamers hanging from a garden watering can decorated in pink, and a bowl of pink roses with tall white tapers formed the centerpiece at the refreshment table. The other guests were Mrs. Turner -— | DOROTHY GRAY Pick-Up Treatment, $1 The complete cream mask. treat- | ment kit ... a $2 treatment o . . at s special introductory price of $1. With it you can give your- slf miny eshilarating facial treatments. It contains a regular $1 size of Cleansing Cream and a generous jar of Masque Frappe . . the famous cream that gent- ly “frappes” and stimulates, leav- | ing the skin radiantly fresh. Get i one today. Look lovely tonight. Dry Skin kit contains Cream 683 and Masque Frappe. Oily Skin kit contains Cleansing Cream and | Masque Frappe. TRUFRLR s | | Moopwase & Lornnoe THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935, ‘Wooton, Mrs. Howard Griffith, Mrs. Jack Livingston, Mrs. Morrison Clark, Mrs. Tawnley Gamble of Silver Spring, Md.; Mrs. Robert 8. Pilgrim of Sligo Park Hills, Md.; Mrs. Frances How- 1and, Mrs. Margaret Loftis, Mrs. Betty ‘Hood, Miss Lucille Taylor, Miss Beryl Shauer, Mrs. Alleen Bradley, Miss Dorothy Clark, Miss Helen Gladmon, Sally Kraisel, Miss Katherine Heyser, Miss Sylvia Walker, Miss Jane Kirby, Miss Kathryn Whelan, Miss Mary Le Noir, Miss Ethel Hank and Miss Ruth Asbury of Washington. Elmer L. Kayser, Mrs. Mitchell'Dresse, Mrs. Wood Gray, Mrs. Edward H. Sehrt, Miss Alice Henning, Miss Anna P. Cooper, Mrs. Richard N. Owens, Mrs. Joseph H. Roe and Mrs. Paul W. Bowman. Fete to Judge Raedy Attended by Jurists Prominent members of the judiciary and legal groups have accepted invi- tations to attend the reception to- morrow ‘evening at the Mayflower Hotel of the Women's Bar Associa- tion in honor of Judge Ellen K. Mrs. John R. Lapham, president of | Raedy. the Faculty Women's Club of the George Washington University, was hostess to the members of the Ad- visory Board at luncheon in her home, at 4800 Arkansas avenue, yesterday. The guests were Mrs. William C. Van Vleck, Mrs. De Witt C. Croissant, Mrs. Among those who will be present are Chief Justice and Mrs. Alfred A. ‘Wheat, Justice Jennings Bailey and Justice and Mrs. Peyton Gordon, Judge and Mrs. Robert E. Mattingly and Judge Nathan Cayton. The president of the Men's Bar Associa= BRAND-NEW ORORITY FROCKS Always $ 7.95 NOTE—Sorority Frocks are Re- productions of higher-priced Dresses in the same ma- terials and trimmings. v All brand NEW, prac- tically SNATCHED from their makers! THE MATERIALS! Wools! vel- veteens! Camel Suedes! Crepe weaves! ¢ THE TRIM- MINGS! Soutache braid! é@lwm‘( picked from to- morrow’s show- ings! < THE SIZES! 11 to 17, 12 t0 20,38 t048. ments! Yy THE STYLES! 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Now, 75¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE, Boys’ Shoes, 5150 Were §2.95 68 Pairs Boys’ Oxfords with shark tips. In black and brown. Broken sizes. DOwN STAIRS STORE. Girls' Coats $445 Were $5.95 to $8.95 20 Coats in light weight wool, in tan, blue, brown and checks. Sizes 7 to 14 years. 27 Flannel Skirts, sizes 8 to 16 years. Were $1.95. Now..$1.45 15 Boucle and Knitted Dresses, in two and three piece styles. Broken sizes from 8 to 14 years. Were $5.95 and $8.95. Now, $3.95 21 Summer Coats in pique, waf- fle cloth prints. Sizes 10 to 16 years, Were $1.95 and $2.95. Now 650 Down Stams Store. Tots’ Flannel Coat Sets, $2.15 Were $2.95 and $3.95 45 sets in pastel shades, with matching hats and berets. Sizes 1 to 4 years. 50 Handmade Dresses. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Were $1.95. Now, 65¢ 41 Sun Suits in cotton mesh, With jackets. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Were 58c. Now....25c 56 Mesh Sun Suits in two-plece styles. Size 2 to 6 years, 78c. NOW ... 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Pastel shades and white, in broken sizes. 50 Turbans and Berets in felt and satin, Black, brown, wine, green, tan and white. Broken headsizes. Were and $2.95. Now. ---$1 DOwN Stams STORE. REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE Men’s Pull-Over Sweaters, $1-95 Were $295 123 sweaters in plain brown, maroon, nfle‘z. blue, gray or tan. In crew and vee neck styles. M all wool. Sizes 34 to 46. um weight, 175 Pairs Men’s Sample Hose in rayon and lisle. Assortment of patterns. Sizes 101 to 11%;. Special, 6 pairs. 4 Pairs Men’s Oxfords in calf, , moccasin type. Sizes 613, 11, 13. Pair, speCialececeeee-ccoacoceccccnmaccacacaa-. $2.7 4 Jersey Sweaters for men in sizes 36 and 38. Reduced to $1.25 135 Men’s Briefs and Shorts. Finely knitted combed yulrn.é Small sizes. Reduced to DowN STAIRS STORE. Women's Hose, 50¢ pair Some Were 85c, Others Specially Purchased 573 Pairs Women's Hose in chiffon and service weights in both perfect and im- perfect hose. Light and dark shades in sizes 812 to 10%5. 574 Pairs of Hose in a group which includes regu- lars and irregulars of a better grade of hose. Light Summer shades. Sizes 813 to 10!3. Were 65c, 68c and 78c. Now. 25¢ 300 Pairs Children's Anklets in fancy patterns. Sizes 5-82, Were 25c pair. Now, 18¢, 3 pairs 50c DowN STARs Stomr. Underwear Reduced, 25¢ Was $1.15 to $1.35 261 pieces in a group which includes rayon, and cotton chemises, pajamas, dance sets, and bed jackets. Broken size and style ranges. 60 Pairs Cotton Pajamas and Voile Negligees, in broken size ranzes. Were $1.95 to $2.95. Now 50c DowN STAIRS STORE, Mesh Girdles, 35¢ Were $1 and §1.50 64 Girdles in broken sizes, in 12 and 14 inch lengths. 53 Two-way Stretch Girdles and Mesh Garter Brassieres, in broken sizes. Were $2.95 and $1.50. 53 Bandettes in an assortment of broken sizes. Were 58c. Now DOWN STAIRS STORE. 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