Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 43

SOCIETY. Leesburg Wedding Of Interest Miss Braden Bride of Mr. Schuh-Loudoun County Notes. OUDOUN COUNTY, Va., August 7—Of interest in Loudoun Oounty is the marriage of Miss Mary Braden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Braden of Paeonian Springs and Mr. Maurice Schuh of 8t. Petersburg, Fla. The wedding took place in the St. James Episcopal Church, Leesburg, July 31, with only the immediate members of the fam- {lies present. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. Peyton Craighill, pastor of the church. The nuptial music was performed by Miss Eliza- beth Carter Davis, organist of the chureh. The bride wore a white suit of Palm Beach cloth with white acces- sories and a corsage bouquet of gar- denias. Her only attendant was Miss Marian Hopiak of Washington, who also wore a white suit with a corsage of pink rosebuds. News of Residents In Gaithersburg During the Week (GAITHERSBURG, Md, August 7.— Miss Rosabell May Gartner has selected September 1 as the date of her wedding to Dr. Forte Holliday Sandison, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. g & Jelleff's ur Saesbrinsyw tbc"nghest of“ n‘ev)‘ w' i G Mr. Steven Braden of Washington | & ‘Was best man for Mr. Schuh. A wedding breakfast for the party &t the home of the bride followed the ceremony. The couple left for a Northern trip and upon their return they will reside in Gainsville, Fla., Wwhere the bridegroom will enter the Iaw university this Fall. Mrs. Schuh studied at the Corcoran Art School in ‘Washington and Mr. Schuh received his B. A. degree from Lafayette Col- lege in June. A charmingly arranged wedding took place at Pleasant Valley in Lou- doun County June 30, when Miss Helen Cecelia Presgraves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Presgraves, and Mr. Paul Keys of Thomasville, N. C., were married &t the bride’s home, which was attractively decorated with ferns, gladioluses and white roses. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. M. Butt of Herndon and the |} wedding music was played by Mrs. Ray Harrison, cousin of the bride. The bride wore white crepe and organdie, with corresponding acces- sories, and a corsage bouquet of white. | Her only attendant was Miss Eleanor ,I»“ Nevitt, who wore green chiffon. | v THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST- 8 1937—PART THREE. Torte SBandison of Huntsville, Mo. The ceremony will take place at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Gartner on Diamond avenue. Mrs, Virginia Willlamson of Wash- ington is spending several weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Garry W. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed, Miss Mary Jane Reed and Mrs. Lawrence Darby have returned from & five- week tour to California. Mrs, Henry Griffith and Miss Vashti Bartlett were joint hostesses at a bridge luncheon at their home on Frederick road Wednesday. Mrs. David Holstead and her chil- dren of Washington have returned home after several weeks spent with Mrs. Holstead's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.'W. Dowling of Washington Grove. Jelleff's Summer Sale presents Another daughter, Mrs. Patterson Bayne, and her family are now guests at the Dowling home, Miss Grace Osbourne, who is en- gaged in Y. M. C. A. work in Deyton, Ohio, has arrived to spend her va- cation with her father, Dr. Albert Osbourne, and sisters, Mrs. Irving McCatheren and Mrs, Olive Farmer. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Havermale and Misses’ and Juniors' coats in high fashion son, Jerrsld Havermale, left Monday to spend two weeks at Ventnor, N. J., near Atlantic City. Mrs. Gibson, Hostess. Mrs. Edward Banks Gibson enter- tained at luncheon Priday at the Army-Navy Club in honor of Mrs. W. B. Murphy, vice chairman of the beige... “Sugar-Cane” If you have a sweet tooth for fashion Sugar-Cane will surely tempt you to in- dulge! For leading fashionists have awakened to the fact that the lovely warm greyish tint of sugar-cane is one of the most becoming colors anyone can wear. |t goes with any color accessories, blends beautifully with brown, black, or blue or grey furs. Coat woolens in the new softer boucle, granular and diagonal weaves are loomed and dyed sugar-cane beige by a famous woolen mill and confined exclusively to one fine coat house which we, by good fortune (and prestige) have access to. . Brand-new, beautiful coats in sugar-cane beige . . . silhouettes reflecting the new slim tubular and fitted lines; fur-collared, fur-bordered. With Beaver, black or brown-dyed Persian Lamb, Mink, Kolinsky, blue-dyed Fox. Select groups for Juniors and Misses— Sale Priced—3$58 to $148. After Sale—$69.75 to $165 Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor We illustrate just “ome of @ - brilliant group of sugar-came beige coats. Reminding yow, teo, that important blachk, brewn, greem awd red coats are here aplenty! For Women—who prefer a darker beige we recom- mend “Arabesque,” a beautifully flottering shade designed to har- BOCIETY. North Carolina State Democrstic Ex- ecutive Committee. ‘The guests were Mrs. Ralph Dough- ton, Mrs. Harelee Branch, Mrs. Eugene O. 8ykes, Mrs. Charles M. Trammell, Mrs, Robert McNeil, Mrs. Harry R. Fulton, Mrs. L. E. Mayfleld, Mrs. George Trowbridge, Mrs. Robert Don- ahve, Mrs. Don Sanford, Mrs. J. B. Orr and Mrs. A. J. Cooper. 1214-1220 ¢ STRUSY Mrs. Thompson Here. Benator and Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark have as their guest in their home at 4922 Quebec street this week Senator Clark's sister, Mrs. James M, Thompson of New Orleans. More Americans are touring the Far East than in several years. Hip length Bulky fur jocket of oppossum Scle price___$15725 After Scle._$18500 Mr. Oliver Keys was best man to I his brother. Following the ceremony | & an informal reception was held aftef |3 monize with browns and black. trip to Atlantic City. The Rev. and Mrs. Armistead Wel- which the couple left for a wedding | & ) Lo { ‘ L | 4 i | News in Fur | \ : | ') € , - Y Vogue says: bourne, and their daughter, Miss Eliz- abeth Welbourne, and their son, Mr. John Welbourne, are again at their home in Leesburg after spending a : month in New England. | Mrs. George Babson entertained at |: & surprise birthday anniversary din- | & Monday evening in her | ; ner party Leesburg home in compliment to Mr. Babson. Mrs. Frank Osborne has with her in her Leesburg home her sister, Miss Lucy Morgan of Richmond. Mrs. Osborne entertained at bridge Tues- day afternoon in compliment to her guest and Mrs. Pere Wilmer enter- | & tained for Miss Morgan Monday after- | & noon. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Van Sickler of | North Folk, have announced the mar- riage of their daughter, Harriet Mc- Beaver collar and border richly ac- cent this magnifi- cent coat of sugar- cane beige. For misses. Sale price, $145. After sale, $165. Brown - dyed - fox rippling shaw! collar on woman’s coat of Arabesque beige. Sale price, "Jackets are a mania” And—"in Paris, the couturiers are concentrating on less-than-long fur coats mid-thigh to knee-length (28 to 36 . anywhere from inches).” Jelleft's sense the fashion-importance of the shorter fur ‘coat and have assembled a special collection of jackets in the wanted bulky furs Skunk, Raccoon, Silver Muskrat and Squirrel. . . Opossum, Im- portant for afternoon ond evening jackets are Sable-dyed Kolinsky, Seal-dyed Muskrat, Persian Lamb, Mink-dyed Marmot, and Mink Sides, Jap Mink. And this high fashion in budget-priced furs, too . . . beaver- dyed coney, beaver-lamb, lapin-dyed rabbit Sale priced— $46.75 to $552.50 After sala— $55 to $650 But, whether you wont your fur coat “long, short, or splitting the d fference ' be assured that Jeliatf's are prepored to go t0 every fosnion iength to suit you VA i« o foregore conclumon in our Summer Sole guaranteeing 15% sawvings over October prices Fur Selon—PFitth Ploor Gregor, to Mr. Francis Leith of Mount- ville. The ceremony was performed in Leesburg, July 29. Tollowing an extended wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Leith will reside at Mountville, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Galleher, Mrs. Willlam Birkby and Miss Virginia Birkby of Leesburg are spending two ‘Weeks at Cape Henry, Va. Mr. John Gibson, Jr., and Mr. W. O. | Bailey, jr, of Leesburg left yester- | & day for a weeks’ visit with the former's | & brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ?“ i £ i Winthrop Sands at Lake Champlain. | i 3 A Dr. and Mrs. Pollock Gil f Wilmington, N. C., l\r:cguesumo‘;’m:‘w:!.:b ; So Much VELVET in f e 9k “ Is” pl Il and Gllmour's sister, Miss Lilias J : in fur coats, ; M,mlfi:;\f;;;romf” SRS Sanney ) k P Fashion steals the fashion picture this season with a VELVET Colorsiin suits: e ¥ E b Smart 'CflfOE" Girls plan Fall a touch! You'll wear 4-button length velvet gloves with furs . , . 2 : ! Winter Wardrobes Around Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Walker of | § Washington announce the engagement | & carry @ squatty velvet pouch or vanity bag in the afternoon . . . add a velvet calot and ascot to fall suits! Glorious “jewel” colors F C t d of their daughter, Lucy Edna Walker, Gloves, $5.00 Ascots, $1.95 Price jumps to $69.75 next October 5 9 to Mr. Ralph Marvin Payne, son of | Mr. and Mrs. Gibson L. Pavne of | & Leesburg. The wedding will take 5 Calots, $1.00 VYanity or Pouch Bags, $5.00 See all you can do with this glorious outfit ... aseparate fur coat .. . 3-pc. street costume . . . Fall suit . . . skirt and sweater combination. place in the late Fall. Invitations have been received in the county to the marriage of Miss Ruby Burrows, daughter of Mr. and i Mrs. W. L. Burrows of Burrowsville, | : Va. to Mr. Edward Clyde Morris of | & Bmithfield. The wedding will take Sure-fire reasons why these do sell! The coat, a thickly furred, hand-blocked lapin (dyed rabbit), slimmer version of the boxy swagger, little convertible collar, generously fulled sleeves ... brown beaver-dyed, grey mole-dyed, black seal-dyed. The suit, smart-fit- ting woolen . . . high-button-front jackets . . . pert young collars. Tangy Fall colors—sugar-cane beige, red earth, wine, green, oat- meal, tomato, blue, brown, black. $128. After sale, $139.75. We thank Representative Mouton from the sugar-cane o State of Lowisiana for the courtesy of the photograph. Sketched below: The Fur Coat and Suit Complete at $59. After sale, $69.75. Choice—3 colors L8 KR place in the Brandon Church, Bur- rowsville, August 18. | Miss Margaret Hansbarger enter- Sained & company of 24 at luncheon, followed by bridge, a¢ her Purcellville | bhome today. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norman, Miss | ;- Btella Norman, Miss Margaret Em- erick, Mr. Curtis Cole and Mr. Lee | % have returned to their homes in the | i eounty from & week's camping trip #t Bay Ridge, Md. | 4 Mrs. H. Bradlet Kilgour has with |} her in her Purcellvile home Mrs. Bessie Jordan of Newport News, Va. Mr. German Jordan, Mrs. Kilgour's brother, will be a week end guest n the Kilgour home. Mr. and Mrs. George Grille, jr., of Washington are spending two weeks | i 8t the home of the latter's mother, | Mrs, W. P, Coleman, at Waterford. Mrs. Jean Miller of Charlottesville ®ls0 is & guest at the Coleman home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White have @one from Middieburg to their cot- tage in Saratoga for a stay. Mrs. White's daughter, Miss Bettina Bel- mont, and Miss Evangeline Pearson @re spending several weeks in Ocean | % Oity, Md. Mrs. Charles Sabine of Middleburg Hat News Sweeps Everything A -side! Which hat will it be? This season, with Paris modistes outdoing themselves in individual hat creations, try a side-swept brim for a classic profile . . . show the world a young, untroubled brow with a forehead-revealing type . . . if you: go for “smartness” you'll like the side- swirling beret . . . add inches to your height and glamour to yourself via a high-crown turban. And t6 add even more interest to our hat collection & oruising With friends off the Maine / : . . . color accents, vivacious veils, U and s, Joseph C. Rogers g highly ornate clips and pins, swirls geturned to their home in Round of feathers. Silky draped suede, rich Hill yesterday from a two-week tour imported velvets, softly moulded through the New England State : visiting friends in Pordand, Me, an fur felts. Hats from $5 to $18.50. : e o ; S Better Millinery Selon—Street Floor. } Suiting You . . . in Fashion and in Value . . « that’s Jelleff’s sole aim! Cloth Suits (3-pc.) with Raccoon, Wolf_ Cloth Suits (2-pc.) with Beaver, Persian Cereal Tweeds (3-pc.) with Raccoon.___ Camel's Hair and Wool (3-pc.) with Raccoon, Beav Stusning Wool with White Badger (3-pc.) f d Suit Magnicent Muskrat Coat ons.ifusl. el Good news inspired by our “Good Neighbors”— . "Andes” and “Inca” new stocking shades by (olp STRIPE Rich, subdued colors with a brilliancy which only Gold Stripe quality that is silk 100% pure, can achieve. Be sure to see them! 2 3 Plain and “Adjustables,”_ SI (sz:; $|-|5 9!’8‘; Only ot Jolloff's in Washington- and ot our Uptown Shops. 1721 end 3409 Conn. Ave. VIRGINIA 275-ACRE ESTATE 10 Miles Washington Accessible by fine scenic roads. Stone Colonial residence of quaint eharm and with every modern convenience. 7 bed Tooms. 3 baths. servants’ eot- tage. guest cottase with 4 bed rooms. 2 baths. Barns for valuable stock. Productive land, woods, stream. Consult— “Ingenue” off- the-face Direc- foire bonnet, low shirred back. “High-hat* black felt shako trimmed with grosgrain inlays. “Romance” side- Swooping h‘!’; i t L. S. Scott Corporation :‘:fi'.rced wi 815 15¢th St. N.W. Phone Natienal 4708