Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1935, Page 21

SOCIETY. Interesting - Weddings Of Holiday Miss Rose Bride of En- sign Garrels—Other INuptials. A charmingly arranged wedding which took place Thanksgiving after- noon in the Warner Memorial Presby- | terian Church, in Kensington, was | that of Miss Anna Jane Rose, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Wesley Rose of Kensington, Md., and Ensign Robert Ernest Garrels, U. 8. N, of | Berkeley, Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs. Onno Henry Garrels of Berkeley, Calif. The ceremony Was performed by the Rev. Fred Kullmar and was followed by & reception in the home of the bride’s parents. ‘The church was effectively decorated with Fall flowers, palms and ferns, and preceding the ceremony Mrs. John Trader gave a program on the organ. Due to the iliness of the bride's | father, the bride was escorted and | given in marriage by Mr. William B. | Kooker. She wore a lovely gown of| white satin with a rose point lace jacket and the skirt dropping into a | graceful train. Her tulle veil was held | by a cap of lace and she wore a cameo worn by her great-great-grand- | mother at her wedding. The bridal | bouquet was of white chrysanthemums and gardenias District Daughters Of 1812 Benefit The District of Columbia Society of the United States Daughters of | 1812 will give a benefit card party at the Mayflower Hotel Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Sponsoring the event are: Mrs, Wil- | liam A. Kelsey, national registrar; | Mrs. Cantacuzene - Grantg national | chairman of the Flag Committee; Mrs. | Sol Lansburgh, national chairman of the House Committee; Mrs. J. Frani Wilson, honorary vice president na- | Miss Eleanor Johnston was the maid | of honor, wearing a gown of green Renaissance crepe, with net sleeves. Her hat was of gold metal cloth and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums, The best man was Ensign Harold G. Bowen, jr, United States Navy, & classmate of the bridegroom. The ushers were Ensign Weaver Garnett. U. §. N.; Lieut. Carl Lizberg (J. G.), U. 8. N.; Lieut. Stanley Dunlap (J. G.), U. 8. N, and Lieut. William Post WJ. G), U. S. N. At the reception the couple was nssisted in receiving by their mothers. Mrs. Rose wearing wine color velvet with a hat to match and Mrs. Garrels in a gown of blue lace. Both wore corsage bouquets of gardenias. Later Ensign Garrels and his bride left for a wedding trip, the latter wearing a frock of green crepe trim- med with silver cloth. with a brown hat and brown accessories. They will make their home in Cambridge, Mas The bride was graduated from Wes! ern High School, Wilson Teachers College, and she attended Beaver Col- lege, Pa. Chi Omega Sorority. Ensign Garrels, who is in the Con- struction Corps of the Navy, is taking a graduate course at the Massachu- setts Institute of Technology. He will She is a member of Delta | be stationed in Cambridge, Mass, for | three years. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. O. H. Garrels of Berkeley, Calif.; Miss Lillian Gutsche of Los Angeles. Calif.; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harold G. Bowen of Washington: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Oltmann and Mr. and Mrs. William Garrels of Philadelphia; Miss Mabel Rose, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kooker, Westfield. N. J. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins of Durham, N, C. | A simply arranged wedding took place yesterday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Rowan in Falls Church, Va., when Miss Astrid Burrell of Cleveland became the bride of Mr. Whitney Atchley of Washing- ton and Cleveland. The bride wore a traveling costume of blue crepe with matching accessories and a corsage bouquet of gardenias. She was un- attended save for the ring bearers, Peter and Michael Rowan. Mrs. Jesse H. Brooks played the wedding | music on the piano and Miss Grace Giffen sang solos. The double-ring | ceremony was performed by Rev. Ed- ward B. Wilcox. A wedding supper was served the wedding party and im- mediately after Mr. and Mrs. Atchley left by plane for their wedding trip to New York. They will be at hom® in Washington after December 10. Mr. Atchley is a ceramic artist with the Rural Resettlement Division of the Federal Arts and Sculpture, of which Mr. Rowan is chief. Mr. Jacques Pfalzgraf of Fairfax, Va. announces the marriage of his daughter Adele Suzanne to Mr. Roger Hampton Copeland of Falls Church, | Va. The wedding took place Friday, November 29, at the Episcopal rectory | in Fairfax, Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, rector of Truro Church, officiating. Mrs. Wilbert Wagener of Washing- | ton, sister of the bride, was her ma- tron of honor and only attendant. Mr. Richard Copeland was his brother’s best man and the ceremony was witnessed only by members of | the family. 1 Four Betrothals | Of Interest Here Mr. and Mrs. John Day Green an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Mr. George L. Sheriff Scharf, son of Mrs. George | Scharf and the late Mr. Scharf. The wedding will take place in the late | ‘Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Taylor Gib- son announce the engagement of their daughter Cornelia Gray to Mr. Her- bert Bruce Cowden, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gibson Cowden of | Cumberland, Md. The wedding will take place this month. | Mrs. Charles Finley Jones announces | the engagement of her daughter, Nancy | Morgan, to Mr. Robert MacCarte of this city. Miss Jones arrived in Washington | Thursday morning to be the guest of | Mrs. Allen Dewey MacCartee for the | Thanksgiving season and will attend the Army and Navy game with Mrs. | MacCartee and her son, Mr. Mac- | Cartee. i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Moxley of | Gaithersburg, Md., announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Rachel Catherine, to Mr. Marbery F. Gates, | gon of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gates of Rockville, Md. The wedding will take place in December. | Montana Society Party Friday Night The Montana Society will hold its first party of the season at the Roose- velt Hotel Friday evening at 9 o'clock. Mr. Troy Carmichael, the new presi- | dent of the organization, is in charge of the Committee on Arrangements | and will be assisted by the incom- ing officers, who include Dr. H. M. Colvin, Dr. Lansing Wells, Dr. Louis Neyman, Miss Fanney Neyman, Miss Margaret Patten, Miss Hazel Merry- field, Miss Ruth Adair, Mr. Frank Portillo and Mr. Ben Barnett. Dancing and cards will be the order Men’s Fur- Lined Gloves 52.65 Swagger size. Lined to the finger tips. Tan. brown or black Men's Furnishings—Main Floor. $2.50 Rayon Bedspreads 51.95 84x105, in rayon and Colonial de- signs. Rose, green, gold, orchid and blue. Scalloped edges. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. We Will Make | 8. Mackinnon, treasurer; THE EVENING tional; Mrs. Lane Schofield, State president; Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker and Mrs. Ema Ray Saul, honorary State presidents; Miss Mary C. Ours- ler and Miss Annie M. Alexander, vice presidents; Mrs. Samuel M. Meeks, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Herbert M. Chanéy, registrar; Mrs. Robert Mrs. Red- wood Vandergrift, librarian; Miss Grace H. Rogers, secretary; Mrs. Don 1. Skidmore, auditor; Mrs. McDowell Meek, Mrs. Clement W. Sheriff, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Miss Sophie P. Casey, Mrs. William 8. Corby, Mrs. MacPherson Crichton, Mrs. Clarence STAR, WASHINGTON, D. E. Curtis, Mrs. Frederick A. Fernald, Miss Susan C. Foster, Mrs. Bernard J. Gallagher, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, jr.; Mrs. Agness F. Sibley, Miss Bes- sie W. Rutherford, Mrs. Theodore H. Tiller, Miss Evelyn L. Yeomans, Mrs. Theodore C. Harris, Mrs. M. G. Hix- son, Miss Ethel L. Hixson, Miss Maud Burr Morris, Mrs. Albion W. Tuck, Mrs. Kutz, Mrs. Ernest Etchison, Mrs. Esther Cobb and Mrs. Samuel Polk- inghorn. Among the patronesses are prom- inent women who ‘are officers and members of other societies, including Mrs. Thaddeus Jones, national pres- ident of the Society of Founders and Patriots; Miss Helen Harman, vice president general N. 8. D. A. R.; Mrs, George Madden Grimes, State regent, D. A. R.; Mrs. John PFranklin Little, State president, Daughters of Amer- ican Colonists; Miss Lillian A. Nor- ton, national registrar, Daughters of ' American Colonists; Mrs. Lloyd Bid-| dle, president of the District of Co- lumbia Federation of Women'’s Clubs; Mrs. Ernest H. Danfels, vice presi- dent of the District of Columbia Fed- eration of Women’s Clubs; Mrs. Til- man Bacon Parks, president of the | Political Study Club; Mrs. Frank M. 3,000 Pairs for Gift Giving! 79¢c to $1 Fabric Gloves Soft Suede-Like Texture Always gloves should prove doubly wel- Abounding in high-fashion details, they're the perfect touch for any costume.® come. Men'’s Fine Pajamas Soft broadcloth, middy. collar or surplice stvles. Plain colors and smart stripes. All sizes. Men's Furnishings—Main Floor. notched Men's Zipper Wallets *1 Probably the most nopular of all men’s gifts. Famous Buxton and others. Black and brown with various com- partments. Leather Goods, Main Floor, Give White Fur Jackets 522.50 Any girl or woman would adore a gift of a white bunny jacket for parties and dances. 4 small deposit reserves your selection until ready. Furs—Second Floor. and Pinch Pleat Drapes FREE of Charge From cially priced! All 50-inch widths. 59¢ Grade 44c 50-in. wide $1 Grade 79¢ 50-in. wide of.the evening, and all former Mon- tanans in Washington are being urged "% be present. LY Damask Materials Purchased Here Beautiful Drapery Dainasks Thousands of yards of new Fall-Winter damasks spe- More than 50 patterns for selection. $1.39 Grade | $1.95 Grade 50-in. wide 50-in. wide Goldenberg’s—DRAPERIES—Third Floor 3 the perfect gift—these L 8¢ Fancy cuffs, plain 4-button slip-ons, overseam sewn; black with white stitching, shirred wrists, metal trims, eyelet and grey. Sizes 515 cuffs. to 814. Black, brown, java Gloves—Main Floor, Men'’s Blanket Lounge Robes 54.95 Shawl collar, cord bound. length girdie. stripes, checks and plaids. Men's Furnishings—Main Floor. Streamline Velocipede 54.88 Ball-bearing front wheel. 12, or 20 inch sizes. Prame of heavy rubber auto stock. tires. Rear steps, Toyland—Downstairs Store. ful) § ®gnew maids Jacquard figures. Men's All-Wool Mufflers 59 stripes. checks and new patterned effects. Celanese fringed ends. Men's Furnishings—Main Floor. Lavishly Trimmed Lace at top and bottom, beautiful styles and the love- liest gift you could give. Blue and tearose. Sizes 16 and 17. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, $4.49 Folding Doll Carriage 53.88 Heavy steel frame, folds easily; imitation leather sides and hood. Rubber-tired wheels, 11x24-inch body. Toyland—Downstairs Store. $32.50 & $37.50 Axminster Rugs Perfect and Slight Irregulars 523.85 9x12 and 8%x10); ft. seamed and seamless wool-face Axminsters of good serviceable quality. From leading mills. Large selection of patterns. $35 to $39.75 Axminster Rugs Perfect and Irregulars 528.85 Mostly one and two of a kind pat- prterns. Excellent quality: some with patterns through to the back. Richly colored Persian and Chinese designs. 9x12 and 8%x101; ft. sizes. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store 16 ¥y MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1935. used for educational work in the mountain schools maintained by the national society. SOCIETY. B3 ° Shortall, former president of the Po- litical Study Club; Mrs. Eugene R. ‘Woodson, Mrs. J. Noble Hoover, Mrs. M. A. Markley, Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Henry Morton Phillips, Dr. Laura 8. Brennon, Miss Katherine H. Woo- ton, Mrs. James A. Hoffman, Miss Eva Bullard and Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle, who will have as her guests Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger, Mrs. J. Clinton Tribby and Mrs. P. Lee Hodges. ‘The proceeds of the party will be Arrangements and Reservations, Pi Kappa Alpha northwest is president of the alumni | association and Mr. Charles F. Suter | of 2223 Wisconsin avenue northwest | Mrs. Sol Lansburgh Alumni Dance ‘The Washington Alumni Associa-, tion of Pl Kappa Alphs Praternity will give a dance at the Roosevelt Hotel Saturday from 10 until 1 o'clock. | Mr. Ted Moss of 2700 Q street is chairman of the Committee m}h chairman of the dance arrange- ments. All Pi Kappas and friends of the fraternity in Washington and vicinity are requested to attend. Warm Overcoats Make a Pleasing Gift for Boys! Jr. Boys’ $8 to $10 Overcoats Coats with matching caps or legging sets. Wool lined, Sizes 5 to 10. Big Boys’ $12.50 Overcoats out with wool. Mannish mix- tures; full-belted double- Preps’ $18 Overcoats Burly swaggers, all $ D tvpes. Grey, brown and blue, in sizes 16 to 22. All wool and lined through- s 95 breasted styles. Sizes 11 to 18. 1 o wool, in sport-back Boys' Clothing—Main Floor, Brother and Sister Jersey Suits e two-piece dress or suit with pants. Winter colors in two- tone effects. Many contrasting trimmed. Sizes 3 to 6. Children’s Chinchilla Snow Suits 52.95 Washable toddlers front. aultalfoc infauty Tand i oL ook One piece. with zipper ‘White, pink and biue, Children’s—Second Floor. Five-Piece Bridge Sets 51 19 All-linen embroidered four matching napkins. boxed and a splendid gift. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Turkish Towel Sets 79 Cellophane wrapped. 1 large towel and two.matching wash cloths. Gold, green, orchid, rose and blue. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. cloth and Nicely Double Sandwich Grill 51 79 Chrome plated. A splendid gift for housewives and hostesses. Grills and toasts beautifully. Rubber- covered cord 25c additional. Downstairs Store. Cobalt Glass Salad Bowl Set *1 Handled salad bowl, tray and chrome-plated serving fork and spoon with colored catalin handles. Downstairs Store. 13-Pc. Old- Fashioned Set 1 8 colored-band glasses, 8 eolored- glass muddlers and 1 chrome- plated serving tray. Downstairs Store. 3-Pc. Electric Percolator Set 58 95 Lovely engraved design, chrome-plated percolator, cream and serving tray. Downstairs Store. 97-cup sugar, Gift Tables $I 49 Chose from lamp. radio. drum and end tables. Walnut finish on gum- wood. Nice size and a splendid gift. Furniture—Fourth Floor. $11.95 Boudoir Chairs $7.99 Hand tied springs. pleated ruffle. Reversible kapok-filled cushion. Ribbed rayon covers in lovely covers. Furniture—Fourth Floor. $22.95 Chair and Ottoman 5"6.95 Dad would appieciate this large, roomy and comfortable chair. Webb construction. ~Semi-loose pillow back. Green, brown er rust tapestry. Furniture—Fourth Floor. $5.50 & $7.95 Sample Lamps $3.45 & $4.45 New and novel designs in floor or bridge styles. Attractive shades to match. Delightful gifts. Lamps—Third Floor.