Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1937, Page 28

B—4 #% Wedding Dates are Announced Miss Mary Welch to Marry Mr. Davis. _(_Oorlgnued from Third PagL Georgetown, Del, and Miss Eleanor Sherburne of Takoma Park as brides- maids. Cadet Ferd Unger of New York will be best man and the ushers will be fellow classmates of the bride- groom-elect, who will graduate next week. They are Mr. Randy Hines, Mr. Kenneth Wade, Mr. Samuel Agee of New York, Mr. William Chase of Mil- waukee and Mr. William Chevoweth of Big Bend, Ind. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Holton Arms and is well known in ‘Washington and Maryland. Mrs. Royle G. Sherburne of Takoma Park will entertain tonight at a shower and tea at 7 o'clock for Miss Speir, when there will be 30 guests. Assisting in the dining room will be Mrs. J. Frank Rice, Mrs. Louis Bliss, Mrs. Earle Monesmith and Mrs. Har- riet Harmon. 1\1[85 MARGARET DOUGHERTY, daughter of Mrs, David B. Dougherty, has completed plans for her wedding Saturday to Mr. Richard F. Mayo. The ceremony will be performed at ¢ o'clock in Trinity Methodist Epis- copal Church at Fifth street and Se- ward Square southeast by the Rev. Daniel L. Ennis. Mr. John R. Dougherty of Trenton, N. J, will give his sister in marriage. Miss Dougherty will have as her maid of honor Miss Louella Baily and the other attendants will be Miss Hazel Herbst and Miss Della Ferguson, cousin of the bride. Little Gertrude Jeanne Dougherty, niece of the bride, will be the flower girl. Mr, Dewey H. Mayo will be his brother’s best man, and the ushers will include Mr. William Howard, Mr. John 8OCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1837. Residential Social News Mrs. Smith Fetes Niece, Mrs. Hart, Visit- ing From West Point. RS. ELI BAMFORD SMITH will entertain at tea Satur- day afternoon in her apart- ment in Hammond Court for her niece, Mrs. Hart, wife of Capt. Edward Charles Hart, U. §. A. Mrs. Hart and her twin daughters, Susie Jane and Sallie Anne, are guests of Mrs. Smith, having come from West Point, where Capt. Hart is on duty. The twins were born January 1, 1936. Mrs. Hart before her marriage was Miss Virginia Byrd Herford of Wash- ington. Mrs. Wintemute William Sloan en- tertained at bridge and luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel yesterday in honor of Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie and her sister, Mrs. Henry P. Seidemann, who will sail for Honolulu via the Panama Canal Saturday. Miss Elsie Rahl, who will be mar- ried June 5 to Mr. Robert Forcum of North Carolina, was the honor guest at a luncheon and surprise miscella- neous shower Saturday at the Madril- lon. Those attending were Mrs. J. H. Rahl of Nebraska, mother of the bride-elect; Miss Gertrude Mayer, Miss Mary Soyat, Miss Vera Berger, Miss Margaret Mayer, Mrs. Regal Murray, Mrs. Homer McCann, Mrs. Sidney Friezman and Mrs. Edwin Peterson. Miss Rahl had previously announced to her friends the date of her wedding at & bridge luncheon at the Ambas- sador Hotel, given in honor of her mother, who has been visiting her daughter here the past several weeks. Miss Julia Harris, daughter of the late Senator Harris of Georgia, enter- tained at luncheon yesterday in the! Pall Mall room of the Raleigh for Miss Rose Walker Page, whose mar- riage to Mr. John B. Wilson will take place June 19. Included among the guests were Mrs. Stephan L. Upson, sister of the bride- elect; Mrs. Henderson S. Dunn, Mrs. Mills Astin, Mrs. Richard Miller, Mrs, Edward Colman, Miss Celeste Whelan, Mrs. Daniel Partridge and Miss Mae Harris Clarke. Mrs. John G. Baldwin of San Francisco has arrived for a visit with her father, Mr. Clarence Aspinwall, of 2340 Kalorama road. Dr. Rowe Host At Lunch Today The director general of the Pan- American Union, Dr. L. 8. Rowe, en- tertained at luncheon today at the Pan-American Armex in honor of the Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Dr. Don Pedro Martinez Fraga. The other guests were the Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Henry A, Wallace; the Undersecretary of State of the United States, Mr. Sumner Welles; Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, Rep- resentative Sol Bloom, Senor Dr. Don Jose T. Baron, Minister Counselor of the Cuban Embassy; the counselor of the Embaessy, Senor Don Vicente Valdes Rodriguez; the first secretary of the Embassy, Senor Dr. Don Ro- berto G. Mendoza; the commercial attache of the Embassy, Senor Dr. Don Aguiar; Senor Dr. Oscar Diaz Albertini of Cuba, Senor Dr. Don Ramiro Guerra of Cuba, Dr. John C. Merriam, president of the Carnegie Institution of Washington; Senor Dr. Don Pedro de Alba, assistant director of the Pan-American Union, and Mr. James S. Carson of New York. =Jhe @o Gu FrROCk SHopP 3411 Conn. Ave. Specials Worth Coming Uptown for You get that remarkable indi- vidualized service you appre- ciate. Smart Linen Frocks Miss Beall Wed This Morning To Mr. Louis Naecker MISB MARIE THELMA BEALL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam T. Beall of Avenel, Md., was mar- ried this morning to Mr. Louis J. Naecker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Naecker of Washington, at St. Mi- chael's Church in Silver Spring, Md., with only relatives and close friends of the young couple in attendance. The altar of the church was banked with palms and ferns and decorated with roses and snapdragons. The cerethony was followed by a nuptial mass, with the Rev. Thomas A. Calnan officiating. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a white chif- fon gown made on long flowing lines, with French smocking at the waist as the only trimming, and a small cor- sage of gardenias and lilies of the valley marking the V-neckline. Her shoulder-length veil was held by a braided chiffon coronet and she car- rled an ivory-bound prayer book, given to her by Father Joachim V. Benson, a friend of the family. Miss Camille Beall, the bride's sis- ter, who was her maid of honor and only attendant, wore a pastel-blue silk marquisette gown and large leg- horn hat and carried pink roses. Mr. ‘Thomas Rosewag of Berwyn, Md., was best man, and the ushers were the bridegroom’s brother, Mr. John C. Naecker; Mr. Nicholas Rosewag, ir., and Mr. Everett Babcock of Wash- ington. A breakfast and reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Beall wore a navy blue sheer dress trimmed with white and a hat to match and her bouquet was of sweet peas. The bridegroom’s mother wore an ivory linen-lace dress and a large natural linen hat, with a corsage of bouquet of orchids. Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. Naecker left by motor for the mountains of North Carolina. Upon their return they will be at home at South River Heights, Riva, Md., where they have leased a cottage for the Summer season. In the Fall they will move into their new home in Jef- ferson Park, Va., which is now under construction. Mrs. Johnson Hostess Mrs. Fitzgerald, wife of Comdr. John J. Fitzgerald, was the guest in whose honor Mrs. Trew Johnson entertained at luncheon Tuesday in the lovely garden of the hostess in Chevy Chase. Sharing honors with Mrs. Fitzgerald were Mrs. Thomas S. McMillan, Mrs. J. P. Richards, Mrs. Allard Gasque | and Mrs. Heyward Mahon, wives of | members of Congress. Others were members of the South Carolina Lunch- eon Club and the party Tuesday was & farewell party for Mrs. Fitzgerald, who will leave next month with Comdr. Fitzgerald for the latter's new post in Panama, Loenings Guests Of the Garretts The newly-appointed air adviser to the Maritime Commission and Mrs, Grover Loening are in Washington, stopping with Mr. and Mrs, George Angus Garrett. Furnitare and Dra- pertes remodeled. up- Here’s a Strong Beginning for Your “W eek-Ending” If you take long vacations— short week-end jaunts—or merely stay in town the whole Summer long, you'll still want Harris’ versatile, packable, wearable ‘‘Summer delights.” White ground prints, sports checks, dashing, splashing Hawaiian prints, whites and pastels. Misses’ sizes. Fourth SOCIETY. Down to the sea in Lansburghs SEVENTH, EIGHTH ond E STREETS District 9575 SWIM SUITS FOR MEN! Sporty looking—with pockets, ripple front, striped belt, handkerchief to $6,95 match Cotton Evening Dresses Snappy models—that look as cool and comfortable as they are. The right thing for 59,75 dinner and evening wear Chiffon Frocks Street length—truly beautiful designs. Dressy types for $]6 afternoon or evening_ R. Chadwick, Mr. Frank Hunter and Mr. Frank F. Dougherty. All-Wool SWIM SUITS 3.95 Durable all-wool new ribbed weaves in the popular ripple or plain ribs. Just a zip and the top is on or off as you or your public de- mand. Combinations of white and navy, blue and navy, white and royal, beige and brown, maroon and grey. All sizes. Lansburgh’s Men’s Fur- nishings—Street Floor. MOTHPROOF STORAGE For . Furs, Winter Apparel, Rugs ond House Fumishings Protected and Insured Apuinst FIRE, THEFT and damage from MOTHS. WEST END LAUNDRY 1723-25 Penn. Ave. N.W. Phone ME.. 0200 - MRS. ALEXANDER KEARNEY of Roanoke, Va., has issued invita- tions to the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth Ann to Ensign Norvell Gard- ner Ward, U. S. N, Tuesday after- noon, June 15, at 5 o'clock in St. An- drew's Church in Roanoke, Ensign Ward of Indian Head, Md., 1s stationed on the U. S. S. Salt Lake City, now on duty off the West Coast. Sketched: Lily of Valley Print Bem- berg sheer with jacket, 7.95. Chamois Sheen, white and pastels, Tailored Dress,, 7.95. Hartmann Trunks and Tourobes, Luggage, Leather Goods, Traveling Requisites, Women's Umbrellas and Gloves, Riding Apparel, Giftware. BIISS EDITH MARIE GRAM, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey B. Gram, will be married to Mr. Charles Wright Poole of this city Wednesday evening, June 18, at 8 o'clock. | The ceremony Wil take place in the | Fourth Presbyterian Church at Thir- teenth and Fairmont streets north- west. WEEK — Open Friday and B ey PEvenines Cath 5 "S-cloek 1314 F Street N.W. e e ) MISS RUTH LOUISE JACKSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, How- ard Jackson of Takoma Park, Md. whose engagement to Mr. Robert W. Waters, jr., son of Mr. Weir Waters of Takoma Park, was recently an- nounced, has selected Saturday, June 12, as her wedding date. The ceremony will be performed at 2:30 o'clock in the rectory of St. Paul's Catholic Church, Washington, with the Rev. Cornellus Dacey, pastor of the church, officiating. A reception will follow at the home of the bride- to-be’s parents. Texas Society Holds| Final Dance Saturday ‘The Texas Society will hold its last dance and reception of the season _ COATS = SUITS room of the Mayflower Hotel. Mr. RegUlar]y $39.75 to $39.75 Lyndon Johnson, the newly elected | = . . 3k e representative from the Lone Star| i i S : o y State, will be the guest of honor. 2 : | 5 : 4 ? Preceding the dance there will be 5 S 3 ] > & short business meeting, at which the new officers for the year will be elected. Mr. Karl C. Crowley, solicitor gen- eral of the Post Office Department, is president of the club, and Mr. Lloyd Croslin is secretary and treasurer. E ESSRTVASES LRI ESEHEESDRNES O SRS AT GRS NUE SR SAST SR ORN FRIDAY ONLY IMPORTANT SALE SEVERAL HUNDRED AND MEN’S NEW McGregor SPORTS SHIRTS 1 .00 The grandest and newest things in polo shirts to date, neatly and modestly priced by Lansburgh's. Fine cottons or rough weaves. Natural, canary, blue, white in solids and stripes. Small, medium, large. Lansburgh’s Men’s Fur- nishings—Street Floor. There are fxfteen - week-ends befween < and Labor Day. Three whole months of sociol ond sports events chead! Erlebacher’s ore prepared . 5 costume you for every occasion in clothes of individuality that are entic- _ing as.anew tomance . . . coolosalet- tuce leaf. Sizes for women, misses, juniors and little women. Varied, too, in price, fo suit modest Summer budgets. Men’s *Wikie” Swim Shorts 3.95 The brief but perfectly built swim trunk that is rapidly becoming THE trunk for swimming, Self - adjusting supporter and wide elastic belt. Navy, royal, brown, maroon, grey, white. “Chevo-Cloth” Beach Robes 2.95 Solid colors with attractive « border trim. Blue, brown, wine. Small, medium, large. - Lansburgh’s—Men’s Furnishings—Street Floor i NOTE: THIS IS THE FINEST SELECTION WE HAVE EVER SHOWN! OFFERED AT LESS THAN COST—FOR QUICK, IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. SUITS COATS Ultra-Dressy Coats of Forstmann and other fine woolens. Jigger and Swagger Coats. 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