Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1937, Page 20

F B—2 x SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Republican League Annual Garden Fete [ ‘ Yesterday Afternoon Summer O['HE annual garden party of the ; ) ? Store Hours: 9:30 AM. to L League of Republican Women was given yesterday afternoon at the home & of Senator and Mrs. James J. Davis, YouR THRIFT STORE 7TH AND K N on Massachusetts avenue. The weather, L] though very warm, was ideal for 25 b . garden fetes and the party was largely attended, many going early to play bridge under the lovely old trees. Additional guests arrived for tea and the brief program of entertainment and Mrs. Davis received the guests, assisted by Mrs. Grant Cantacuzene, recently elected president of the league. Mrs. Davis wore a becoming garden frock of figured chiffon and Mrs. Cantacuzene was in white with green accessories. Mrs. Warren R. Austin, who was chairman of the fete, was in figured crepe in shades of | pink and blue, with which she wore | & picture hat of pink. | Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, sister | of the late Vice President Curtis, was among those at the party, one of the first she has attended since the sud- den death of Mr. Gann, which fol- lowed so closely the death of former ‘Vice President Curtis. She wore black lace and a wide-brimmed black hat. Following the bridge game refresh- ments were served on the lawn and many enjoved the brief program of entertainment given by Miss Marion Venable and Mr. Paul Fox, who danced a lovely waltz on the lawn, accom- panied by Mrs, Sylvia Kaplowitz, who played the accordion. Through the 4 AHtarnoon the fortune tellers were busy , E BUGLE CALLS TO ACTION! 100king into the future for the inquis- . stive, Mrs. Eleanor Hall and Miss Gale y A Nelson playing the roles of sooth- : : i ey . e Throughout the entire month of June, Goldenberg's will bring forth a parade of “Thrift Hits” Misses Jane, Jean, Joan and Jewell " that will be of vast importance to thrift-minded shoppers! We've planned . . . and planned ;)n\'[is. &= gm&hw::n?;gl:?* well . . . we've anticipated your every Summer need . . . we've scoured the markets to buy them S, ssistet e § 2; i i 7 = % t;‘\: l:ne:r?nlxenm. :find e senne or) o .tz;lnd now we're placing them on sale greatly below regular prices! The two “Thrift Hits” 3 A on this page are typical of the values that we will bring to you. Keep your eyes on Golden- ing were Mrs. Cooper Rhodes, Mrs gy 1 of James G. Wilkes, Mrs. Lawrence Proc- berg's “Parade of Thrift Hits” and SAVE! tor, Miss Dorothy Tirrell, Miss Frances Rainey, Mrs. George L. Hart, Mrs. Willlam H. Mondell, jr.; Miss Dorothy Smith, Mrs, Jordon Edmonds and Mrs. | e Frank W, Mondell vice presi- | [ \ Just Arrived=700 dent, of the league, and former presi= dent, was accompanied by her daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, ir., who was married last month. Mrs . A\ Mondell, sr, was in deep red chiff : with a gray figure and her wide- brimmed picture hat matched her cos- tume. Mrs. Edward A. Harriman, also former president, wore white With v green accessories and Mrs, ‘William » > Fitch Kelley, whose administra s Y Mo t E t. S l 'itc] elley, whose adminis tion as president, closed this Spring, Wore & S X1 lng ale chiffon gown in orchid and yellow fig- > ures and a matching hat. A Fulbrights Hosts at ' , B d “lall Room Size Mono-Colors, Splashy Prints, Sheer Dots ,g = ‘=wtf © Garden Party for ' ‘ £ d t New Representative ( % B 8 . o TRANQUIL BAR, the Wilson lane Sy . < < 5 ay estate of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ful- B bright, was the scene Monday of a A ' 3 Memorial day garden party and tea p : R . 5 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert | Thomas, new Representative to Con- | gress from Houston, Tex. Attending | were many members of Congress Who | had stayed in town over the holiday | N 2 &8 Manufacturer’s Close- week end. Guests numbered about 4 o N 3 250 | Y Outs That You Can Refreshments were served in the ¢ 4 Now Buy at house and terraced gardens. Mrs. 3 D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1937. SOCIETY. \ % gne and "Bl'woch. Shantungs—Washable \{}'\\ repes—Bembergs—Smart Tailored ! Dressy Models. > St or\?'“‘.:"" Mrs. Fulbright were Mrs. W. M. Ram- reyer, wife of the former Representa- tive from Iowa, and her daughter, Miss Barbara Ramseyer; Mrs. Adam Weir, also of Iowa; Mrs. Catherine | e Nichols and Miss Margaret Black. ; . Prominent among the guests who o ; G e <L . PRICE AND LESS ris Sheppard of Texas, Senator and Y ¢ 3 Mrs. James P. Pope, former Senator 2 & § o and Mrs. B. J. Mansfield, Representa- ; - Yes—the prices are amazing—and so is the as- tive and Mrs. Ewing Thomason, Rep- 22 ] & sor&ment. both as to size and color! Stencilled resentative and Mrs. George H. Ma- G and woven patterns, modern and floral design: hon, Representative and Mrs. Clyde 3 - - You'll find almost every wanted color! Don't L. Garrett, Representative and Mrs. miss thi t Sl ! Fred Biermann, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bar- : 3 1.0 is great opportunity! rett Prettyman, Judge and Mrs. Har- 4 % old Smith; Judge and Mrs. Charles | | 2 W. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. James | [ AL 9x15 Woven Fibre Rugs Craig Peacock, Interstate Commerce | L b o ’ Commissioner Hugh M. Tate and Mrs. L ] Made to Sell for 17.95! Tate, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Friant, Mr. 4 AN - Small designs in modern and floral © and Mrs. George Porter, Col. and 5 3 % SR> patterns. Green, brown, rust and Mrs. Clark Wrenn, Mr. and Mrs. | 2% ¥ t‘anA Il‘erfecb rugs for the larger [ ] Charles J. Kappler, Mr. and Mrs. | 4x7 Ft. and room! Ulysses Butler, Col. and Mrs. Samuel 44x7) 3 T. Ansell, Mr. and Mrs. William Bar- : T a ey 6x12 Basket Weave Rugs tel, Mr. Robin Hood, Mr. and Mrs. | 1 2.89 12 Fugene Black, Mr. and Mrs. John E. ; Fibre| Tugsll wanted .95 to 15.95 Values! Ryerson, Dr. and Mrs. William C. & oo ssRlolEat Made of heavy fibre, stenciled de- Gwynn, Mr. and Mrs. George Sanford \ AEES signs in oil paints. Modern plaid Holmes, Mr. Paul Wooton, Mr. Homer | % 3x6-Foot and floral patterns. A cool rug ® Hendricks, Mr. Edward F. Lacey, Mr. | Fibre Rugs for a warm Summer! Edward B. Meigs, Mr. John Cunning- 1.88 o H . ham, Mr. George W. Bell, Mr. Robert : ] 4 X . H. Jackson, Mr. Russell Brown, Miss | AN e il S0 eavy Fibre Rugs Marion J. Harron, Miss Marion But- : Stenciled designs 8.98 to 10.98 Values! Jer, Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Leech, 27x54 In. Fibres Stenciled Vi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mellott and i modern ang%%m?%gg?gngat$gsii Mrs. Henry H. Walker. et senin: 97 find a great range of wanted colors. [ ] Goldenberg's—Downstairs, Soft pastels, bright. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 52. Goldenberg's—Second Floor, Thomas, the guest of honor, wore a : g e o, X o R : a4 How you will adore those afternoon bridge toie dress with & corsage bouguet of | . . - S Eame; and teas when wearing one of these :rr;‘:l,gn‘:“:l}:;en:({r;n;\::x;z:d e . : b >~ eautiful dresses! You will feel secure in the dreeninbe B8 ne dand car e oy s 4 3 knowledge that you look your best. Tailored 3 e % and dressy models, every smart fashion detail. Mrs.rDoyle Returning The president of the Board of Edu- eation, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, who left Saturday for Birmingham, Ala., where she delivered the com- mencement address to the graduating class of the State College of Alabama, at Montevallo, Monday, and stopped | ‘Q’ / off at Knoxville to visit some of the | L] » T. V. A. developments, will return | r i today. June 14 she will deliver the , J ; = P baccalaureate address to the gradu- ates of the Massachusetts State Col- lege for Teach . i b e S o i | [ B Thursday Only! / e ; - | As glorious suites of bedroom furniture as you'll ever find Misses' “Mercetfe" - £ - ; Cypi and at prices so low they seem unbelievable! You'll want ; - to refurnist every bedroom in your home! = ' Knit Suit ' | WALNUT VENEER BEDROOM SUITE, combined with SCLEANING. ; 1 maple. Full size bed, dresser, vanity. Regulcrl‘y 109*(")0_6%‘:'9'; . i ¥ 43 - AMERICAN WALNUT VENEER BEDROOM SUITE, com- REMODELING N ] ISR bined with maple veneer. Chest, dresser, bed. Regulg:?y 2-Pc.—Ideal for *AND STORING ‘ B T S — 59.00 ; : v MATCHED WALNUT VENEER BEDROOM SUITE, modern raedie o Quality m«hods hon design, rubbed finish. Bed, chifferobe, di dling your garment is the = i e : 99.00 : ddsiitln: - protection offered at the WALNUT AND MAPLE VENEER BEDROOM SUITE, set of [ J most-moderate rates. 'v : W bed, dresser, vanity and chest of drawers. Regularly Phone National 1247 e | SOLID PEGGED MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE, bed, i i Bond ; . , , chest and Slim and cool and triml for Bonded Messenger ) : dresser. Dustproof drawers, rubbed finish. Regulg;‘ly neat—you’ll find these SOfS; little suits are beautifully CAPITOL i B SOLID MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE, dustproof drawers, rubbed ecomin s R NpIu e ATtz Flll‘ Sllop LY . gg'ga Includes desk-chest, vanity, bed. Regularly pink and white. 14 to 20. 1208 GEE STAREE i 4 g & A e L e e S T St O S 49.88 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. r Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor,