Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1936, Page 21

.Maryland And Virginia In the News Capt. and Mrs. Wor- rell Have Niece From Ohio as Guest. APT. AND MRS. JOHN A. ‘ WORRELL of Sligo Park| Hills, Md., have as their house | guest Mrs. Worrell's niece, | Miss Helen Worrell, of Washington | Court House, Ohi ‘The Rev. W. P. Shamhart of Vienna, Va., has as his house guests his daugh- | ter and granddaughter, Mrs. Clarice Bunch and Miss Lucille Bunch of Tennessee. Dean and Mrs. T. H. Taliaferro and | Prof. W. T. L. Taliaferro of the Uni- | versity of Maryland have returned from a visit with Prof. Taliaferro's sister, Mrs. H. O. Sanders, in Glou- cester County, Va. Dr. E. Clyde Shade of Takoma Park, Md.. accompanied by Miss Mar- garet Harris and Mr. Arthur Harris of Washington, returned today by motor from Washington, Pa., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooley over Sund: Mrs. Livingston Smith of Virginia | Highlands, Va. has sailed for En land, where she will visit for six weeks her cousins, Miss Edna Carr and Mr. | W. W. Carr. Mrs. Alice Bourdeau has rPt\lX‘nE‘d‘ to their home in Takoma Park after several weeks spent in the West. Among many interesting places, they spent & short time in Old Mexico, a longer time in California, where they visited in Glendale and attended the commencement exercises at the Col- lege of Medical Evangelists in Loma Linda, where their nephew, Dr. Need- ham Martin, received his degree. They also went through to the Yose- mite Valley. On their return they stopped for several days at the Boul- der Sanitarium in Boulder, Colo., and while in the Colorado mountains met Gov. and Mrs. Alf Landon. Miss Virginia Judd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Judd of Takoma Park, | Md,, is passing two weeks in Philadel- phia visiting her aunt, Mrs. Virginia Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haar have returned to their Lorton, Va., home after a short visit to Atlantic City Rev. and Mrs. Bowen Have Family Reunion An interesting family reunion took place in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Tyler E. Bowen in Takoma Park Wednesday. all of the members being present. The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Nelson and their four children, Edwin, Beatrice, Dorothy and Paul. came from New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham and their three children, Edgar, Gertrude and Evelyn, live in Takoma Park; the Rev. and Mrs. Cameron A. Carter and their daugh- ter, Leonora Mae, recently returned on furlough from China, where they nave been missionaries for 13 years, and Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bowen with their three children. Edson, Ra- fael and Virginia, who also live in Ta- koma Park. This is the first time for many vears the family circle has been after a trip to Loma Linda, Calif, where she attended the commence- | ment exercises at the College of Med- ical Evangelists, her son, Dr. Maynard Bourdeau, being among the graduates Yo L p I CT U R E The Rev. and Mrs. Marion Bour- deau, twin brother a ter-in-law of Dr. Bourdeau, met Mrs. Bourdeau, sr., at Youngstown, Ohio, and accom- panied her to California and returned to Takoma Park with her for a few days’ visit. The Rev. and Mrs. Bour- deau also will visit the latter's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. James A. Stevens in Takoma Park. The Rev. F. C. Gilbert and his daughter, Mrs. S. W. Tymeson, also attended the graduati at Loma complete. Linda where the form son, Dr. William Gilbert, a son-in-law of Mrs. Bourdeau, was among the graduates. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Willett have re- turned after a trip to the Pacific Coast. They spent a few days in the Yellowstone Park on their wav West and returned through Salt Lake City and Denver. | Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shade of Ta- koma Park, Md., are in Vienna, Md. for the week end having accompanied their house guest, Mrs. Otto Gloor. when she returned after a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. Shade. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulme and their two children, accompanied by Mrs. Hulme's sister, Miss Nora Tyres of Vienna, Va. are spending some time at Colonial Beach, Va. Mr. John Davidson of Kensington, Md.. has sailed from New York on the 8. S. Aquitania for England, where he will spend the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Metcalfe entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Mill- ward C. Taft and their son, Mr. Rob- ert Taft, at dinner Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe recently returned WOODWARD & LOTHROP Special 7 Have lvora from any old or new photograph in good conditions . . HAND COLORED IN OIS miniature, as you know, is the only means of really preserving an old picture. Miniatures Made ‘3.95 regularly *4.95 COMPLETE IN A GOLD-PLATED FRAME THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MOXNDAY, JULY 6, 1936. Miss Burton Back For Brief Visit Miss Grace Burton, niece of the late Senator Theodore E. Buston of Cleve- lend, who was his hostess throughout his public life, has returned to her apartment at 1868 Columbia road after a visit among friends and relatives in Cleveland. She went there for the Republican convention and remained to visit the Great Lakes Exposition. After a short stay here she will go to Fairfield. Conn., to spend some time with her nephew, Mr. Burton Liese, and his family in their Summer home. | | e s | Dean and Mrs. Doyle ! In Charlottesville| | Dean and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle are in Charlottesville, Va., where | Dean Doyle delivered the opening ad- dress this morning at the Latin Amer- ican round table of the Institute of | Public Affairs of the University of Virginia. 7 KILL Dethol ave ..These old pictures of yoursaretreasures! 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Sizes 34 to 40 $1.39 ‘The Palais Royal ONE DAY SPEGIAL GURRAN This iter hos been thoroughly checked by our Merchandise Board for Fashien, Quality and Price It s, in their opinion, a quaranteed valus Shorts ‘n Shirts More active sports call for shorts. Sailor front gabardine style sketched. Contrasting striped sides. Navy or brown. Sizes 32 to 40, $1.19 With the sherts wear a striped cotton lisle shirt (sketched). It comes in red, brown, blue and maize. Sizes 32 to 40. S1 Other Slacks $1.19 to $4.95 Other Shirts $1.19 to $2.95 Other Shorts $1to $2.95 This is one of a series of ‘quaranteed values” for one day special selling offered by The Palais Royal during July. You will find it most profitable to check your daily paper for these unusual values. Specially Priced for Tomorrow Only 2500 Yards SPORTS FABRICS THREE DISTINCTIV Shawnee (Linen-lik Biloxi (Shantung-lik ity, quaranteed WHITE COTTONS..: .. r Tuesday only. Included are Pi Checked D Sports Shop ..« Third Floor. Entire Stock Regular S1.95 Cotton Dresses The most outstanding collection of dresses The Palais Royal has offered at this price this Summer. The kind of sale hundreds of women have been awaiting. Included are such favorites as eyelet batiste, 2-piece styles in crash or pique, and Air-Conditioned fabrics in tailored styles. Get yours (one or half a dozen) before it is too late. Also Included—the New Washable Pastel Acetates Sizes 14 to 44 in the group, but not all sizes in every fabric. Some folk say being “hot and bothered” is merely a state of mind, but we firmly believe there is plenty of the physical in hot-weather anguish. So here are five efficient and eco- nomical mental persuaders to cool off your physical, as well as mental, being. General Electric SI 4.45 Eight-inch fan. A very good fan at a very low price, sim- ply because it is last year's model. Alternating current. Oscillating type with three blades, designed for quie efficient air Alternating current. 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