Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1935, Page 24

SOCIETY. ; D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1935, SOCIETY. arties in Nearb Spller, Oomdr. wnd Mrs. Oarios A | Col, Johnson to Talk |Army Officer’s Tt Ron 37 Pegram Wikon, Daneimg wil| At University Club Daughter to Wed Virginia-Maryland Mrs, W. Pegram Wilson., Dancing will Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Roper,| Invitations have been issued for the ire | begin st 8 o'ciock. ) atio son and daughter-in-law of the Sec- | marriage of Mrs, Elizabeth J, Gilder, rt of Fairfax County, who . . gzc%c?: ot;ce n;c:xlut and who Interestmg Partles retary of Commerce and Mrs. Roper, | daughter of Maj. Linn W. Searles, U. 8, 4 host at o 2 will be hosts to a dinner party in honor | A, and Mrs. Searles of Drummond, Tt v’i‘:tc:x:-b;r b yas st | Of Capital Residents |3y e Assistant Secretary of Com-|Md. to Mr. Gale Crist Morgan of ax, whei his guests were Mr. W. i . Kellogg, wife of the | merce and Mrs. Johnson and other ‘Washington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe o o, M Rt Rageen, M. G| g m,:, S ‘State. was the | prominent aviation authorities in the | E. Morgan of Topeka, Kans. Wallace Carper, Mr. C. H. Powell, ML | o5t in whose honor Mrs. Hamilton Department of Commerce preceding The_ wedding will take place in All D. W. Buckley and Mr. John P. Bn- | wright entertained at luncheon yes- | the talk which Col. Johnson will give | Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church, in coe, all members of the Board of | ¢erday, on modern aviation, its development, | Chevy Chase, Saturday, December 14. Bupervisors; Judge Walter T. Mc- ety problems and the part played by the | Mrs. Gilder will have her sister, Mrs. Carthy, judge of the Circuit Court;| Miss Mabel Boardman Wwill be|Government, at the University Club|OWen E. Ryan of Chevy Chase, as| Commissioner of the Revenue James | hostess at dinner Thursday, December | yom rrow evening at 8:30 o'clock. In- | MAtron of honor, and Mr. Morgan will U. Kincheloe, Commonwzaith’s Attor- |12, at the Sulgrave Club. formal discussion will follow the ad- | Pe attended by his brother, Mr. Har- ney Wilsun M. Farr, Deputy Clerk of SMrs, Gibson Paimestock has issued | dress. . rison P. Morgan of New Haven, Conn.,, hn M. Whalen, Dr. F. W. as best man. ;?\.flm;;:,ocounty u“‘fi"; Sherif | invitations for an at home Decem- After the wedding a reception will Eppa P, Kirby, Judge Paul E. Brown, | ber 11. Mrs. Hall Goes to be held in the home of the bride’s par- Mr. Frederick D. Richardson, Mr.| nn.. Harry Norment will entertain s A ents in Drummond. Jumes McC. Henderson and Mr| . 'y ;cneon Tuesday, December 11 Panhellenic Meet —— Robert J. McCandlish, jr. The guests Baby Bear Is e were seated at two large tables, which | Mrs, John Allan Dougherty enter-| Mrs. Percival Hall, jr, left Wash- Masc were decorated with crimson roses,|tained at tea Tuesday afternoon in | ington Tuesday to attend the National Captured in the Arctic, & baby polar silver bowls of fruit and green lighted | honor of Capt. and Mrs. George W. Panhellenic Congress meeting which | bear has arrived in London to be tapers. Steele, who will leave shortly for|OPened yesterday and will continue| mascot of the Russian Club. e Monte Carlo, where they have an|until Saturdsy at Edgewater Park, S — Mr. and Mrs. George E. Good were | o0 ¢ Miss. Mrs. Hall is the national editor hosts at & dinner party Monday eve- | 2P% of Kappa Delta Sorority and has served on the National Council for = INSBURGH’S NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS 11.95 “Silver Flash” Washers They wash as fast and as well as most, electric washers. Clearance of ning in their home in North Wood- side, Md., in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brooks: of Bluefield, W. Va., whose marriage took place that after- noon at 1 o'clock in the parsonage of the Baptist Church at Rockville, Md. Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Good entertained a number of addi- tional guests in compliment to the bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Brooks, who is Mr. Good's cousin, was Miss Roberta Cowan, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Cowan of Sparrows Point, Md,, and Bluefield, W. Va., before her marriage. She wore for her wedding a frock of brown silk crepe trimmed in gold braid, a terra-cotta color coat with fox fur collar and a small felt hat of the same shade, with brown accessories. Mr, and Mrs, Brooks will make their home in Bluefield. Mrs. Howard P. Bailey entertained et luncheon Monday in her home in ‘Wynnewood Park, Md., having as guests Mrs. Joseph Stewart of Chevy Chase, Md.; Mrs. Claude W. Mitchell, Mrs. Lloyd Y. Beers and Mrs. Erskine Miller of Silver Spring, Md.; Mrs. Ralph Wells of Seven Oaks, Md.; Mrs. Rhees Burket of Linden, Md., and Mr. Bailey’'s mother, Mrs. Olive Madden Bailey of Chestertown, Md., who is here on a visit, Luncheon Tomorrow At Unitarian Bazaar A delightful feature of the Unitarian bazaar, which is being held by all the organizations of All Souls” Church, at Sixteenth and Harvard streets, is a hostess luncheon which is being ar- | ranged by Mrs. James M. Doran to be given at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Follow- ing. the luncheon, entertainment will be given in Pierce Hall by the Donna ‘Taggard Dancers, including erxaret‘ McDowell, Ida Larken, Rose Weinberg, Grace Mciillan, Pearl Castle, Jean- nette McGeary, Margaret Riseling, Betty Wilver and Jean Brown. Sev- eral dance numbers will also be given by students of the Helen Griffith School of Dance. Mrs. Fred G. Harden and Mrs. Frank B. Steele are in charge of a cafeteria supper to be served from 5:30 to 7 o'clock. After the supper, entertain- ment will be offered in the alliance | Toom by members of the Pierce Hall | Players, including Mr. George Farring- | ton, Mr. Howard Wentworth, Mr.| Francis Koonce and Mr. Edmund | Evans, in “The Still Alarm,” a one- act play; an impersonation by Mrs. Jeanne Bateman, a reading by Mrs. Elinor Cox Karsten, a number of dem- onstrations of magic by Dr. Riley D. Moore and music by the Sans Souct Trio, which includes Miss Margaret Warner, Miss V. Marseglia and Miss Marion B. Bullock. Dance Tomorrow In Cleveland Park , The young people of the Cleveland Park Congregational Church will hold &n early Winter dance at the Cleve~ land Park club house, on Highland syenue near Newark street tomorrow evening. Mr. Harry Burgess is presi- dent of the society and Mr. Harold Jeans is chairman of the Committee on Arrangements. Among the chap- erons will be Dean and Mrs. W. C. Ruediger, Col. and Mrs. Oliver J. EISEMAN'S SEVENTH & F Sale! Fur-Trimmed COATS 5225375 CHARGE IT PAY $2 WEEKLY There are coats in this grou that were made to sell for asghigg os $59.50. Every one is worth much more than $28.75. All are beautifully trimmed with foshion- able, expensive furs . . . fabrics are new and all wool. Richly silk- lined and warmly interlined. Black and new Winter shodes. If you need a coat, choose one tomorrow from this speciol group. All sizes. New Styles! New Colors DRESSES 58.95 CHARGE IT PAY $1 WEEKLY b Youthful styles for miss and matron. Bright new shades . . . dresses of the better type, in finer fabrics. Pace-setting values at $895. All sizes. WE GUARANTEE! . —that despite these easy terms, our prices are no higher than any strictly cosh store. If you find . you can buy for less elsewhere, please return your purchase. Re- it costs nothing four and one-half years. She edits Debutante Feted the sorority quarterly magazine, the Angelos of Kappa Delta. At LunCh Yesterday Mrs. A. M. Redd, a member of Miss Mary Tyler McCormick was|Kappa Delta, is presiding over this hostess at luncheon yesterday, enter- | session of the congress. Delegates taining in compliment to Miss Frances | and representatives from the 23 N. Glover, debutante daughter of M. |P. C. sororities will be in attendance. Warren Irving Glover. Other guests were Senorita Amelita Alfaro, Miss : Frida Frazer, Miss Jane Esther Pratt, Tiny Orphans Travel Far. Miss Maria Scheper, Miss Maria| Their mother having died recently, Whitehurst, Miss Peggy McNeale, Miss | 4-year-old Gloria Cavanagh and her s“lT"’s TnA"sFEn Ann Sterrett, Miss Marguerite Hag- | 4-month-old brother traveled 6,000 ner, Miss Eleanor Flood, Miss Sally | Miles from Vancouver, British Co- AND STORAGE CO. Mitchell Le Fevre, Miss Polly Wirg- | lumbia, to Scotland. 1313 You St. N.W. North 3343 man, Miss Jean Gilbert, Miss Adlumia Sterrett, Miss Rose Hyde, Miss Anne Lee Stuart, Miss Janet Harrison, Miss Peggy Matheson, Miss Lucy Matheson, Miss Nancy Harrison and Miss Jane Wilbur and Miss Emily North King of Warrenton, Va. Your furniture, silver, ching ::xd e:h&z valuables are rafe in —r lern, fireproof storage Estimates on storage, packing, local or long distance moving gladly given, TWELVETEN TWEVETWEVE F STREET Offers for Tomorrew a . . « Drastic Clearance! Of a selected group of Street, Afternoon and Eve- ning, “Gown Salon” Dresses One Overpowering Smoke. Among the plants made use of by | the Indians of Southern California is | wild tobacco. A few inhalations of the | smoke early in the morning are enough | to overcome the smoker, so that he is unable to stand for a moment. He, inhales until this extreme dizziness is | achieved and then he touches tobacco Do more for the rest of the day. GIVEN NEW LIFE FOR CHRISTMAS We will reline your @ l 275 coat with ouy new linings, new "{nner linings. sew rips. renew worn loops. replace buttons and a new crocheted button. demoth. glaze and stesm your coat. For the quality of the service our prices are the lowest. *ISADOR MILLER MANUFACTURING FURRIER 809 11th St. N.W. NA. 5 (Between H and I Sts) 628 DINE AT LNEY INN Blazing Log Fires—Cozy Lounge Luncheon—Tea—Dinner Excellent Cocktails—Fine Wines OLNEY, MD. 35, Wi "Ro 08k | OUT GEORGIA AVENUE EXTENDED CLARA MAY DOWNEY, Ouwnership-Mot. Here is an opportunity to fill in fim wardrobe for all the coming hollday festivities at AUTHENTIC SAVINGS! Original price tags remain, and as the collection is mostly oneof-akind we urge early shopping. Sizes for Women and Misses. Owing to the extreme re- ductions we must insist that all sales be final! & GIVE HER A HOOVER AND YOU GIVE HER THE BEST If your wife has wanted a Hoover —and what woman hasn't? —you can give her one this Christmas for a firice anyone can afford. The new Model 300 Hoover is a sensational value. Not a junior model, but a full-size, quality-built Hoover, ‘with Positive Agitation, electric Dirt Finder and many other exclusive features of convenience or efficiency. Telephone for details of our convenient terms. Small carrying charge. Two other Hoover models are available at $66.50 and $81.50. Demonstration—Street Floor. Finger-Tip Towels 11 Ideal for guest ®towels, too. Solid colors with embroidery and lace trim. LANSBURGH'S— THIRD FLOOR. 1.59 Oven-Proof Serving Dishes 99 Serve the food in the dish you cook it in. ® Open Baking Dish ® Open Baker * 8 . . LANSBURGH'S— SIXTH FLOOR. Silks—Rayons— Acetates 69 - Matelasse—Nub Weaves— Suede Crepes—Novelty Jac- quards—Mossy Crepes! In 20 most desirable colors. Not every color in every fabric, tho. LANSBURGH'S— THIR') FLOOR. B Table and Bureau 89c¢ Scarfs 69 Gold Rayon mesh background with chenille embroidery in colors. Sizes 18x36 inches. LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. TR Colored Hem Sheet Sets 189 in ocellophane for . One 81x99-inch sheet and two 42x38 cases. Colored Hem . Embroidered Cases Colored hems and SI pr. also attractively em- broidered. Gift boxed. LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. Roxanne Lace Cloths 1.95 Monotone lace cloth in $ sizes: 72x90, 63x90, 73x72. Also B4x54 at 1.30 and 54x72 at 1.59. Scarfs____3! LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. i s e e Colored Border Huck Towels 18° Closely woven, long wearing and with black or red borders. An excellent value. LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. Yarn, Stamped Pieces Stamped, ready to embroider, Fillew Cases. Delightful de- o - 79¢ “f sweaters, Excellent for e boniisiomindd 12 1 os. Ball LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. Just 4 to go Friday tor only 4.95 LANSBURGH'S— SIXTH FLOOR Homewares (1) Universal Electric Baby- Bottle Warmer, chromium plated. Grand for a gift! Was 4.95. Now 2'95 (1) Electric Cocktail Set with motor driven Mixer, chromium tray and 6 glasses. ‘Was 11.95. Now 5'95 (1) Manning & Bowman Cocktail Set. Modern type with large cocktail shaker and 6 glasses. Was 9.95. Now ._ = 6.95 (12) Folding ' Card Tables. Floor samples. Were 1.59. Now 950 LANSBURGH'S— SIXTH FLOOR Enlarged Bed and Couch Shop (12) De Luxe Springs—one of the best makes on the market. Sizes 3-ft.-3-in., 4- ft. and 4-ft.-6-in. 15’95 ‘Were 20.75. Now " (17) Wood Poster Beds. Wal- nut, mahogany, maple finish. Sizes 3 1. 3 in. and = it 5.88 (5) Inmerspring Matiresses, all for twin beds, 3 ft. 3 in. ‘Will give long and faithful service. Were 22.50 14.95 LANSBURGH'S— THIRD FLOOR Linens (10) 7-Pe. Novelty Lunch Sets. 52x68 linen cloth and 6 napkins. Were 3.95. Now 2.85 (9) 7-Pe. Printed Lunch Sets. Gay designs on 54 inch square cloth and 6 matching nap- kins, Were 295 to 3.50. Now 1.89 (100) Seconds Guest Towels. If perfect would be 50c to 79c. fasa 19¢ THIRD FLOOR Used Refrigerators Carrying the same guarantee as a new refrigerator. Une of a kind. Model “N” Kelvinator; size 4- cubic feet. Was 129.50. Now... ‘77'50 Save 52.00 Model FA40 Crosley; size 4- cubic . feet. Was 84.50 112.50. Now Save 28.00 Model RS3 Kelvinator; size 5-cubic feet. Was 71.50 143.50. Now. Model K485 Kelvinator; size 5-cubic feet. Was 119.50 155.75, NOW ... Save 36.25 Model F70 Crosley; size 7- cubic feet. Was =3 fous mev . 10150 Save 38.00 LANSBURGH'S— SIXTH FLOOR Enlarged Bedding Section (8) AN’ Wool Blankets—cut and bound singly—plain and plaids. Slightly soiled from display. Size 72x84. Were 9.95. Now ... 7.97 (4) Fine Al Wool Blankets; cut and bound singly, with satin. Weight 614 pounds. Slightly soiled. Were 14.95. Now 11.95 (27) Candlewick Spreads. Mostly one of & kind. Slightly damgaed or soiled. Were sl 195. Now .. E (8) Auto Robes (807 wool). Pringed on both ends. Very neat designs. Were 249. Now 1'97 3) lue, . Were 395 & 495. Now .. 1'99 (4) Fine All Wool Blankets, solled from display. Bound plaids. Were 12.95. Now singly, Plains and plaids. Were 12.95. Yoo 8.95 044 Lot of Yarn in a selection of good variety 14 price Costume and other Flowers; excellent variety Hair Ribbon Bows, boxed and cellophane wrapped. 39(! Satin and moire ..... Ghflcfll.msg in an interesting va- Ay ol i = A [ TOYS! 13 to 15 OFF Too many to attempt to list! From tiny dolls to chem- istry sets; velocipedes, autos, games, electric trains, mechanical toys, construction toys, and so on, for a long array of real Friday bargains for thrifty parents. TOYTOWN ON THE FIFTH FLOOR. Men’s--Boys’--Students’ CLOTHING (27) Men’s Lansbrook Suits, orig- 12 50 Inally sold for $25. Light colors STREET FLOOR. (113) Boys’ Genuine Hockmeyer Corduroy Knickers. 9 to 17 years. Light tan 1 19 only. Orig. 245. Pair_____ FOURTH FLOOR, (44) Student’'s Woolen Slacks, originally STREET FLOOR. SALE Higher-Priced MILLINERY Poke your head into a whole bouquet of s Felts, velvets, fabrics, all at bargains! such ridiculously low toll! LANSBURGH'S—SECOND FLOOR. Bright Buys in This Apparel Clearance 86 DRESSES - for ALL OCCASIONS. women; half sizes, stouts. Bargains, every one at Junior Shop (8) Hip Length Suits with double - breasted jackets. Tweeds, camels hair. 00 Were 16.95. Now ... 5. (15) Juniors’ Crepes, started life at 595 to 10.95. 3 9; Now e (10) Bright Wools, in one and two-piece mod- els, were 7.95 and = 895. Now 3.95 (25) Daytime Crepes, Wools, tailored and dress-up. Were 795 to 1295. Now 5 @@ only .. T Budget Shop (63) Women's Crepes, dressy or tailored. Plenty of black. Were 595 to 7.95. 3.88 Now (84) Daytime Crepes in women's and misses’ sizes 7.95. Now ... 5.88 (75) Crepes, Wools, Plaids, in misses sizes. Were 88 5.95 to 7.95. Now .. 3' Were 10.95 to 13.95; crepes, wools, vel- 45 veteens, metallics, laces. Sizes for misses, o Daylight Coat Shop (6) FURRED COATS, were sizes 44 to 48. Now - 3075, Al biacks 10:93 (22) SPORTS COATS, in tweeds and fleeces, womens and misses sizes. = Clearance ... . 12'9‘_’ (25) LARGER WOMEN'S SUITS, warmly interlined, trimmed with fur or simply tailored. All have coats long enough to use as topcoats! Sizes 38 to 48. = o 19.75 Sports Shop (125) TWO-PC. KNITTED DRESSES, misses sizes Colors and g plaids. Now 3'33 (15 ATTRACTIVE BLOUSES, a bit mussed now. Bar- 4 1‘ gains for only. 1.4 (15) HAND KNITTED SWEATERS, lacy stitch, were 295, now 1.19 only ... > (12) GIRL'S RESERVE DRESSES white pique uni- forms for Y. W. C. A. Soiled - now, were 295, 1-93 Clearance - —-----= LANSBURGH'S—SECOND FLOOR R T T TR 0dd Lot of lace edges; Braids, ruffings, fur pieces and rib- 1% price LANSBURGH'S— THIRD FLOOR Drapes (3 prs) Chintz Drapes In choice of two pat- Sateen; 1 Chintz. Were 1.98. Now, pr. -.... 98¢ (2 prs.) Glazed Chints Drapes of more than usual good qual- ity. Were 4.50. Now, 1.98 o~ O (2 prs.) Printed Sateen Drapes in candlewick pat- tern. Were 3.95. Mw e L 1.95 (4 prs.) Modern Plaid Drapes, 50 inches wide, 2% yards long. Were 4.98. iy 9. 2.49 (1 er.) Figured Sateen Day Bed Covers. In orchid. $1 Was 2.95. NOW, Pr. —--- (3 prs) Cretonne Dra 50x2'; yds. Two - patterns. Were 5.95 6.98. Now, pr. 3.95 (1 pr.) Linen Drapes, 80 inches wide and 2% “ds. long. Were 6.95. te. 3.95 LANSBURGH'S— FOURTH FLOOR ho Mail or Phone Orders