Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1937, Page 22

B—4 x Suburban Residents Inthe News Mr. anm Jack- SOCIETY. Summer Festival Program Tonight Among the well known Washing- tonians who will be present tonight at the Summer Festival program at the Sylvan Theater in the Washing- ton Monument Grounds will be Dr. and Mrs, Harvey A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Haycock, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Yaden, Mr. and Mrs. Wool- sey W. Hall and Miss Marian Andrews. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peeples is chairman of the Summer Festival Committee. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1937 5 charge of ushers for tonight, will be assisted by members of the Girl Re- serves of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association, who are co-operating with the Summer Festival Committee in supplying ushers for the weekly Tuesday evening events, from the members of their Camp Stay-at-Home here, Many well known young Washing- ton girls will take part in the festival program tonight, which is heing pre- sented by Theodore Bekefl and mem- bers of the Bekefi Institute of the dancers being Miss Ronnie Cunning- ham, Miss Virginia Barry, Miss Mar- garet Mary Edmonston, Miss Dorothy Barry, Miss Lila Zalipsky, Miss Lor- raine La Marr, Miss Betty Raymond, Miss Mary Coen, Miss Tthel Mevay, Miss Elisa Pinckney, Miss Fern Alm- quist, Miss Mae Tenn, Miss Theresa Buckley, Miss Mary Renkel, Miss Doris Gene Isbell, Miss Dorothy Ann Goodman, Miss Boofle Barry, Miss Phyllis Schwartz, Miss Audrey Rands and Miss Marion Brackett. In case inclement weather should gram will be given tomorrow night at the Sylvan Theater. Weddings (Continued From Third Page.) Md, and Mr. Brady O. Bryson of Baltimore. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents, which was decorated with pines and giladioli. Later the bride and bridegroom left & black crepe bolero dress with a white embroidered batiste vest and black accessories. They will make their home at 46 Henry avenue, Pittsfleld, Mass. Among the out-of-town guests were Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Bunting of Balti- more, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Town- send of Dagsboro, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Brewster of Swarthmore, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott of Drexel Hill, Pa.; Mr. Hugo H. Thran of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Harry Bratt, Mrs. 8. W. Bratt and Miss Hazel Bratt of S8OCTIETY. Cumberland, Md, and Mrs. O. L. Cleven, Mrs. Alma Hubbell, Miss Betty Hubbell and Mrs. Frank P. 8il- lin of Washington. ‘The bride was educated in the pub- lic schools of Washington and Mary- land and graduated from Western Maryland College. She has been an instructor of English and dramatics at the Hyattsville High School, Hyatts- ville, Md. The bridegroom graduated from the Pittsfield High School and attended the University of Pennsyl- vania, where he was a member of Tau Mrs. Davis Leaving For the West Coast Mrs. Homer B. Davis, widow of Lieut, Comdr. Davis, U. 8. N., with her son, Richard Davis, will leave next week for Coronado, Calif, where she will Join her daughter, Miss Patricia Davis, and her son, Mr. Homer B. Davis. Mrs, Davis has s0ld her residence on Leland atreet, in Chevy Chase, Md., and plans R. AND MRS. DUDLEY C. to make Coronado her permanent son Have House JACKSON of Takoma Park, Md. have as their house Miss Virginia Rice, who will be in ' Dance of Washington, among the'prevent the festival tonight, the pro- | on a wedding trip, the latter wearing | Oxford, Md.; Mrs. Walter Johnson of Kappa Epsilon. | home. Guest. M guest for three weeks Miss Helen McGeogh of Cleveland, Ohio, who is visiting their daughter, Miss Betty Jackson. Dr. and Mrs. Percy Christian of Walla Walla, Washington State, were guests of Mrs. Robert E. Harter for 8 few days during the last week. Dr. vhristian, who is professor of history in the Walla Walla College, is visiting several of the more important univer- sities in the East. Misses' and Women's Reg. $5.95 and $7.95 SUMMER DRESSES o For the Office ® For Street Wear ® For Vacation o For Afternoon .99 PRINTED "CHIFFONS WASHABLES BEMBERG SHEERS RAYON SHANTUNGS —1If you need another dress or two for your vacation, or if you're back from your vacation with a jaded wardrobe, you can choose just what you want from this collection and make a neat saving, too! There are styles for every occasion. Tailored and softer, more feminine models & many with separate jackets. Plain colors and prints. Light, medium and dark shades! Misses’ and women's sizes. Kann's—Air-Cooled “Inexpensive Dress Shop”— Miss Anna Claxton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Claxton of Wood- side, Md., gave a surprise party Fri- day night in honor of Mr. Courtland Kramer of Forest Glen, Md,, in cele- bration of his 21st birthday anniver- sary. Refreshments were from a buffet on the lawn in front of the Claxton home. Among the guests were Miss June Kramer and Miss Alberta Kramer of of Forest Glen, Md.; Miss Ruby Kelly, Miss Roberta Wilkinson, Miss Louise Hickerson, Miss June White and Mr. Russell Gebhart of Silver Spring; Mr. Harry Mason, Miss Anna Kindsfather, Miss Viminia Clark, Mr. Maylor Jor- | den and Mr. Joseph Willis of Wash- | ington. and Mr. Theodore Miles of Capitol Heights, Md | | Mr. John Bochenek and Mr. Ronald | Beitle of Los Angeles, Calif.,, who were | guests at the home of Mrs. C. Walter Irwin for a few days, have returned to the West, where they are students 1n the College of Medical Evangelists, While in the East, Mr. Bettle spent two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Bettle, at their home in Skowhegan, Me. STOCKINGS 69 —You'll need a lot of stockings like these for your vacation, and tomorrow is the time to buy them and save! Two and three thread qualities, silk to the top, with reinforced heels and toes and run stops. Despite their sheerness they wear surprisingly well! Among the colors you'll find Plaza Beige, Avenue and Carib. Kann’s—Air Cooled—Street Floor. $1.00 and $1.15 Qualities Mrs. Le Ray Fox of Navy, Mrs. Isaac Myers of Oakton, Mrs. Dora Deavers of Pohick, Mrs. Leona Hunt, Mrs, Aubrey Lee and Mrs. Florence Jodzies of Vale, Mrs. Llovd Dean of Annandale, Mrs. Charles Shepherd of Lebanon, Mrs. William Brogden of Floris, Mrs. E. M. De Haven of Navy, Mrs. Fannie May Kincheloe of Clifton and Mrs. J. E. Cox of Woodlawn will leave tomorrow to represent the Fairfax County Home Demonstration Clubs at the Institute of Rural Affairs, which is holding its | meetings at the Virginia Polytechnic | Institute in Blacksburg, Va. Mrs. F. L. Chaney entertained a | group of friends in honor of Mrs. Wil- | liam W. Eastman Thursday. Mrs. East- | man, with her husband, the Rev. Mr. | Eastman, came from Los Angeles to at- | tend the wedding of their son, Mr. | Willlam W. Eastman, jr., and Miss | Mary Elizabeth Hyatt, daughter of | Capt. Claudius Hyatt, U. S. N, re-| tired. and Mrs. Hyatt, which took place | July 18 | They are planning to return to the | West next week. Miss Mary Martin and Miss Mary Pippitt, both of Philadelphia, Pa., | are visiting Mrs. Charles Cecil Wall &t Mount Vernon. | ‘k $2.99 and $3.99 COTTONS LACES YOILES . Special ‘ SWISSES PRINTS PASTELS $l.99 ' —The way to fight the heat i3 to wear cool cotton dresses, and the way to » Save money is to buy them at this spe- clal ! It's a lovely assortment, offering styles for morning, afternoon and late into the evening. Ruffied, frilled, flared, shirtwaist and sun-back SPECIAL SALE! Play Suits & Miss Jane Turk of Decatur. Ga. 15 the guest of Miss Anne Roberts of Cameron Valley, Va., for a fortnight. $2.00! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Norling and their two daughters, Ann and Rita Norling, are in New England this week on a motor trip through the | White Mountains and Vermont. They | left their home, in Somerset, last | week and before going to New Eng- | land they stopped for a few davs to visit friends in Stockbridge, in Lhe; [ Berkshires, and again at the Adi- whlfe BAG rondack Mountain camp where their | daughter Ann has been for the last| [ ea. two weeks. —It's the first time this season we've offered white bags of genuine leather at such a low price. You'll be carrying them for a long time yet—so be wise, buy several and have a fresh bag for every costume. Sev- eral styles in pretty grained effects. All nicely lined and fitted. But only a limited quantity—shop early. Kann's—Air-Cooled Street Floor. Originally Culotte Dresses $2.99 and $3.99 Values 1.99 —Just the togs smart young women want for The Misses Milstead of Newington, Va., have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Reynolds and their son and two daughters of Oklahoma City, Okla. those care-free Summer play hours. White pique and bright printed cotton play suits dresses of sheer fabrics and printed with skirts . . . and gayly printed one-piece rts cotfons. Misses’ and women’s 3 5 culotte dresses . . . both in sunback and shirt- ;ma; » : 7) - waist styles. Now at a price that proves you - m,&_.m Gooled “Cotton Stiop"—Becond Fioor. fihwd;?fs comfortably for very little. Sizes Kann's—Air-Cooled “Sports 8hop"—Second Floor. —. Hudsons Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Hurd Hudson enter- tained at the first of a series of din- ner partles last evening, entertaining in the home of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Willlam H. Knox. The party last evening was informal, and the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Acey Caraway, | Col. and Mrs. Sumpter Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Perry House, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Knox, Mrs. Eugene R. Woodson, Miss Lucy Witherspoon, Mr. George Ferris, Mr. William Hargraves and Miss Nancy Berry, daughter of the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson will be hosts | at dinner again tomorrow evening, When they will entertain on the Shore- ham terrace. Residential (Continued Prom Third Page.) Children’s FUN-TIME LIBRARY 8 Books in a Box 20 Mazes Questions Dot Pictures Drawings Riddles Stunts —A wealth of entertainment for boys and girls during vaca- tion days . . . not only fun galore but educational, too! Street Floor, Downstairs Bookstore. GIRL® $1.15 SHEER WASH DRESSES 64° —Young girls adore these sheer cotton dresses in their summery prints and plain colors. They're 50 cool, so girlish, so pretty anc such outstanding values at this price. Sizes 7 to 14, but not in all styles or colors. Kann's—Air-Cooled Fourth Floor. Puzzles Games Men's $1.65, $1.95 and $2.50 PAJAMAS ‘1.44 —An unusually fine assortment of pa- jamas. Some taken from our own stocks and reduced for clearance. Others spe- cially purchased to sell at this low price. Well tailored models of woven broadcloths, mulls, printed and plain broadcloths, and some sateens. In the group you'll ind a number of light-weight pajamas with short sleeves and short legs. Sizes A, B, C and D in the lot. Kann's—Air-Cooled Men's Store—Street Floor. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Summers of New York City are at the Wardman Park Hotel while in the Capital for & few days. Mrs. Wilbur Lee Smith has as her guest at the Wardman Park Hotel her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Stirling Smith, and little Miss Barbara Smith. Mrs. Smith arrived in Washington on ‘Thursday from London, England, and she and her young daughter will leave shortly for California. . 3 for $4.25 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weisbrod of Highland Park, Ill, are stopping at the Carlton Hotel for several days while in Washington. Mrs. Weisbrod Joined her husbend at the Carlton Saturday. Mrs. Robert H. Walker, who has been at Atlantic City, N. J., is spend- ing a few days at the Shoreham be- fore retumning to her home in High Point, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar O'Daniel of Bronxville, N. Y., are at the Carlton Hotel during their stay in Washington. Mrs. G. W. Knight of Philadelphia came to join Mr. Knight in the Capi- tal for a few days and is at the Shoreham. $1.39 and $1.59 BAREFOOT SANDALS For Boys and Girls ’1.09 —Brown elks and a few white elks in the cool “barefoot” styles children adore. Specially pur- chased to sell at this price. Broken sizes 6 to 2. Kann's—Air Oooled—Fourth Floor. Mrs. E. F. Thorne has arrived from her home in New York City. She will be at the Carlton Hotel for a few days while in town for & visit. Mr. and“Mrs. Harold F. Demann of Dayton, Ohio, are at the Martin- ique for a brief stay. Mrs. Homer B. Davis of Coronado, Calif.,, who is visiting in the East, will be at the Wardman Park Hotel dur- ing her stay in Wi n. Still Plenty of Sizes and Styles in the Sale of REST —It’s the chance of the Summer to get really s beautiful shoes, with every comfort feature, at a greatly reduced price. There are all combinations. Of kid, buck and mesh. ® @ Also in the group a specially purchased lot of Nationally Advertised $6.75 Shoes te iull at $4.45 Pair, A %6.50 DREW %<t White Shoes white shoes and shoes in brown-and-white Kar:{'s—Air-Cooled Fourth Floor. P