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KM. WILLARD MERRILL KOCHEX
DERFER,
PmwHj Mima Marguerite G. Nallor,
Wfca is catertilaiig ker slater, Mrm.
Bailer of Sew York, at tke Hotel
Iwaxette.
Army Notes.
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, U. S.
A., after a visit to his summer home
on Lake Ontario, has returned to
.Washington.
Ma J. James H. Cunningham, U. S.
A.. and Mrs. Cunningham, after a vis
It to the White Sulphur Springs. W.
Va.. have returned to the city and re
opened their apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Lieut. Col. Clarence Deems. V. 8.
A., with Mrs. Deems and their daugh
ters. the Misses Dorothy and Harriet
Deems, is settled for the season in
the apartment recently leased at 2151
California street.
Miss Klizabeth Kingsbury, daughter
of Col. Henry P. Kingsbury. I*. S. A.,
after spending the summer on the I
eastern shore, has returned to Waslt- '
ington.
CbL. Marlborough Churchill Wyeth,
U. S. A.. Mrs. Wyeth and Miss Dor
othy Wyeth, are settled for the sea
son at 324 West S3d street. New York,
following a visit to West Point, where
they were the guests of Capt. M. C.
Wyeth, U. S. A.
Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan, U.
8. A., retired, spent the summer at
his country- home in Virginia, from
where, with his friends, he has en
Joyed numerous motor trips to nearby
places of interest. Gen. Buchanan,
kfeoompanied by Brig. Gen. James Al
l?n, XT. S. A., spent last week at Ork
?r Springs.
Mrs. Whitman R. Connolly, wife of
Capt. Connolly, C. S. A., left the city
last week with their young son, Mark
Batchelder, to join her husband at
Fort Sill, Okla. Mrs. Connolly was
at the Walter Reed Hospital during
the month of August.
CoL Stephen L'H. Slocum. IT. S. N..
and Mrs. Slocum have spent the sum
mer at their camp in the Adirondacks,
?where they have enjoyed visits from
numerous friends. Among their re
cent guests were Mrs. William Ma
?on Wright, wife of Brig. Gen.
Wright. U. S. A., and their daughter.
Kiss Marjorie Wright.
Maj. Townsend Whelan, XT. S. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Whelan and
their daughter. Miss Violet Whelan,
bas gone to Lake Kennebago, Maine,
where they are to make a stay of four
weeks at Grants Camp.
Mrs. and Miss Whelan will then go
to Vineyard Haven and Boston before
returning to Washington the latter
part, of this month.
Lieut. Col. Charles S. Murphy, IT. S.
A., and Mrs. Murphy, have been enjoy
ing a visit at Indianapolis, Ind.. from
the latter's sister. Miss Eva Rodgers
of Junction City, Kan., and her
Cousin. Miss Lucille Flora of the same
city. who. at the completion of their
Visit, will come to Washington before j
returning to their homes in the west.
Maj. Gen. Daniel Appleton, U. S. A.,
retired, after a visit to Washington,
Whera he was entertained by many
eld friends, has returned to New
Yof|(
Mrs. Harold Pelton. wife of Lieut.
Pelton, U. S. A., and their little
daughter, after a visit to her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingman, has left Wash
ington for the west, where she will
join her husband and accompany him
to his new post at Camp Lewis. Wash
ington.
Capt. F. A. Mountford. I . S. A., and .
Mrs. Mountford. with their family, ?
spent the month of August in Chicago,
where they were the guests of Mr.
? and Mrs. J- W. Maguire on the north
shore. They shortly will return to
Washington.
Capt. Ely Denson, U. S. A.. Mrs.
Denson and their young daughter.
Marion, after spending a month in j
Virginia and North Carolina, have re- i
turned to Washington. J
Maj. John H. Burnett, L. S. A., ac- j
companied by Mrs. Burnett, has gone
to his new station. Fort Leavenworth,
Kan- Before leaving for that post
Maj. and Mrs. Burnett enjoyed a visit
from the latter's father. Col. C. C.
Glbbs. U. S. A., who has returned to
San Antonio.
Lieut. Col. Lewis Sidney Moray. T,.
s. A, and Mrs. Moray, who recently
were at the Greenbrier White Sul
phur Springs. W. Va.. were the guests
of Gov. and Mrs. Sproul of Pennsyl
^Cot. William T. Wood, XT. S. A., and
Mrs. Wood have left for Atlantic
City, where they are making a stay of
three weeks that the former may re
cuperate from his recent illness.
Col. John T. Byrne, XT. S. A., and
Mrs. Byrne have gone to the Virgin
Islands, and from there will go to
South America to remain until the
lata, autumn. ? ? ,
Maj. noDert C. Richardson. X. S. A.,
was recently called to Charleston.
8. C., by the death of his mother.
Richardson is on duty in Wash
ington in the office of the chief of
cavalry. ,. _
CoL John Singleton Switzer. 1 . S.
A. and Mrs. Switzer are receiving
tne congratulations of their friends
upon the Tine record made by their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Switzer. who
Itertlng parsed her examinations for
Vnsstr, will enter that college this
season as a member of the freshman (
class. ? I
Mrs. Medorem Crawford, jr.. wife of
Capt. Crawford. X*. S. A., will join her
husband this week at his present sta
tion. Charleston. S. C.. where he is
on duty the Southeastern Depart
ment. Mrs. Crawford spent last
ir.onth at Port Chester. N. Y.. visiting
Her mother. Mrs. William Jackson
- Col. Tracy, I*. S. A., aiid Mrs. Tracy
- Have returned to Washington after
a visit to army friends at West Point.
i CoL Edwin Payne Tignor. I'. S. A.,
and Mrs. Tignor, who spent the sea
Sin M th^ir summer home. "Mag
nolia." Not t hum her land County. Va..
and* arc at present entertaining a
house party of ?eto'.ives from Nor
Tc*L Frank Jewell. V. S. A., who re
cently was ordered to duty/ here at
Se general staff college, was joined
lfcst week by Mrs. Jewell and their
ttiildren. who arrived from Fort
E^avenworth.
' Lieut. Col. Archibald 11. Sunderland.
V. S. A., shortly will return to Wash
ington from Kansas City, Mo., where
Me went recently for a visit to his .
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sunder
f "laj. F. J. Cruse. XT. S. A., and Mrs.
Cruse, with their little daughter and
aons. are comfortably settled in their
new quarters in the Canal Zone,
where the recent arrival of the little
airl marks the unusual event of the
?rst time in three-quarters of a cen
tury In which a girl has been born
in the Cruse family. Mrs. <>use is
the daughter of Brig. Gen. Ernest
Hinds. U. S. A., and Mrs. Hinds, and
accompanied her husband to the
f ?nai Zone upon his appointment
there as military attache of the
United States legation.
Col. Frederick S. Foultz. U. S. A.,
has joined Mrs. Foultz in Canada,
where she spent the summer.
Mrs. Ailna djaffee, widow of Gen.
Chaffee, U. S. A., has gone to Fort
Ethan Allen, Vermont, where she is
visiting her son, Maj. Chaffee, U. S. A.
Capt. Cockrell, U. S. A., has gone to
Kansas City for a visit to his parents
before going to station at Fort Riley,
where he has been ordered as a stu
dent officer. Mrs. Cockrell. at the con
clusion of a visit to .her mother in
Boston, will join her husband at his
western post.
Brig. Gen. Malin Craig, XT. S. A., has
been detailed to station on the Mex
ican borders, where he soon will be
joined by Mrs. Craig, who left Wash
ington some weeks ago for Califr-nia.
where she was called by the illness
of her father.
Lieut. Bryan Evans, U. S. A., now
stationed at Coblenz. Germany, will
shortly "Be joined by his mother. Mrs.
Houston V. Evans, who will sail Tues
day to spend the winter abroad with
him.
Col. Marcellus B. Spinks, V. S. A.,
recently detailed as chief of staff at
Fortress Monroe, has arrived there
for station, accompanied by Mrs.
Spinks and they will make their
home in the former quarters of Col.
Barnes, U. S. A., and Mrs. Barnes.
Capt. R. M. Perkins, U. S. A., and
Mrs Perkins have gone to Lexington,
Virginia, where they will make a stay
of four weeks. ,
Col. C. F. Mason, 17. S. A.. accomp
anied by MiSS Mary Eula Mason, has
left Washington and returned to duty
at Fortress Monroe. Col. Mason,
while in this city, was at the Walter
Heed Hospital and Miss Mason vis
ited friends in this city.
Col. Hjalmer Erickson, U. S. A., who
recently left Washington on an in
spection trip to the schools at Fort
Sill and Fort Riley, has rejoined Mrs.
Erickson at the Washington bar
racks. Miss Ruth Larsen. niece of
Mrs. Erickson. who has been her
guest in Washington for some time,
has returned to tier home in Brook
lyn. Young Miss Mary Amelia Knebel
of Texas is visiting Col. and Mrs.
Erickson.
Col. Raymond W. Briorgs, U s. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Brig^s and their
family, recently arrived from Fort
Leavenworth and are visiting friends
at the Washington barracks.
Lieut. Wharton, U. S. A., and Mrs. |
Wharton enjoyed a short visit last '
month at their quarters at Fort
r?
Wadsworth, N. T.. from Mrs. A. Bogle
of Washington.
Maj. T. C Cook, U. S. A., accom
panied by Maj. A. G. Campbell, U. S.
A., left Washington recently for a
short stay at Fortress Monroe, where
they were the guests of Maj. Eugene
Reybold. U. S. A.
Mrs. Brigham, wife of Lieut. Brig
ham, U. S. A., has gone to Camp Pike,
Ark., to join her husband who is there
on duty.
Capt. J. O. Barbrey. U. S. A., has
gone to the general hospital at At
lanta, Ga. Mrs. Barbrey is visiting
her former home in South Carolina
before joining Capt. Barbrey.
Mrs. Daniel J. Carr, wife of Col.
Carr, after a two months' visit to
Washington as the guest of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Tully. has
joined her husband at Fort Sam Hous
ton. Texas.
Col. Do R. C. Cabell/ IT. S. A., and
Mrs. Cabell have gone to Fort Apache,
Ariz., where they will spend a three
months' leave trout fishing in the
headquarters of the Hila River.
Chevy Chase.
Maj. and Mrs. Adolph A. Hoehling,
,-ir., left Chevy Chase Wednesday with
ilieir children, Louise, Adolph A. 3d
and Wilfred Hoehling. for a ten day
stay at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic
City.'N. J.
Judge and Mrs. John Wilmer Lati
mer, with their children, Lillian, John
and Louise Latimer, have returned to
their home from a two weeks' visit at
0<*ean City.
Mrs. Emma G. Hager left last
Wednesday for Atlantic City, N. J.,
where she will stop at the Hotel
Dennis.
Mrs. Martha Taylor of Westwood.
N. J., who has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Laurens M. Prior, has
returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith have re
turned to their home after a two
weeks' motor trip through the New
England states, and where they visited
their daughter, who has spent the
summer at one of the northern camps.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover and
daughters, who have spent several
weeks at Sherwood Forest, Md., will
return to tlieir home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harris, who
have been on a motor trip through the
north, have returned to their liome.
Miss Elizabeth Ilenkle of Harpers
Ferry, W. Va., who visited her uncle
and aunt. Lieut, and Mrs. Charles W.
Henkle, has returned to her home.
Miss Marjorie Henkle, her cousin, enter
tained at a very pretty luncheon for
her last week. .
Miss Dorothy Smith, who spent the
summer at one of the camps in New
Hampshire, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh and
family have returned to their' home
after spending several weeks at At
lantic City. N. J.
Miss Betty Edwards Is visiting
relatives in Rochester. N. Y.. where
she will be joined by her father. Mr.
Burr N. Edwards, and brother. Burr N.
Edwards, jr. On Miss Edwards' return
home she will leave with her mother
for Mlddlebury, Conn., where she will
enter a school for young ladies.
Mrs. William S. Corby has returned
to her home, after visiting her
daughters at one of the New England
camps.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston Shealey
entertained at dinner at their home
last week in honor of Mr. John Ewing.
Little Barbara Daskam, seven years
old. won the first prize at the Rock
ville fair for doll dressing. Her
mother Is a member of the Chevy
Chase Community Club.
Mrs. A. S. Corning won first prize
at the Rockville fair for fine needle
work and clunv luncheon sets.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred Withing
ton of Montana, who visited Col. and
Mrs. W. B. Greeley, have returned to
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sleeman, who
have been spending the past month in
Massachusetts, have returned to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. 1?. E. Winston have j
sold their home on Raymond street,
and will leave next week for Austin,
Texas, to make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutrh M. Southgate !
will leave next week by motor for
Bass Rock. Maine, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clift R. Richards have
returned to their home from Marsh
field Hills, Mass., where they spent
several weeks.
_Miss Rut ledge Dudley of Charlotte.
N. C., who has been the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens, has
returned to her home.
Miss Anna Scudder of New York ,
city is the house guest of her brother- j
in-law and sister. Prof, and Mrs. F. E. '
Farrington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lane, who have j
been spending the summer in Maine,
will return to their home next week.
The Chevy Chase chapter of the
Florence Crittenton Mission will give
a card party September 17 at the
home of Mrs. Herbert H. Weaver of
Newlands street.
Mrs. William Payne Meredith and
children, who spent a month at Warm
Sulphur Springs, Va., returned to
their home today.
Mrs. William J. McNally and her
daughter Betty have returned from
spending several weeks in New York.
("apt. and Mrs. A. V. Chase enter
tained at a large dinner at their homn
Monday evening.
Mrs. William Springer will leav?
shortly with her daughters for Michi
gan. whero she will visit her mother >
for several weeks.
Mrs. Samuel S. Paschal and children
have gone to the mountains for 4
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Henry, who
have hnd the I.,ane house for the sum
mer, will soon return to their apart
ment in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Gruver. whn
were at Orkney Springs for a month,
have returned to their home.
Jlhss Bertha Gruver of Reliance.
Va.. is the house guest of her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gruver
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Young are In
New York to remain until about Sep
tember
Miss Helen Gruver left the past
week for a series of visits in New
York. Boston. Mass., and at Saratoga
Springs.
Week
Hecht Co.
Starting Tuesday Morning?Closed All Day Monday
The Fresh Piquancy of
Youth in the New
Charming Fall Frocks
$29.50 to $100
Knife pleats, embroid
ery, beads and lace?in
fact, everything' that's
new will be found in our
varied collection of be
coming 1920 fall models.
All sizes to fit every fig
ure.
A Mention of a Few
Late Arrivals
New Fall Dresses,
Special, $29.50
Tricotine and Satin Dress
es, i n tunic effects?bugle
bead and embroidered mod
els.
Finer Dresses for Street or
Afternoon, Special, $39.50
Satin Charmeuse and Tri
cotine Dresses, in a variety
of becoming models.
Many New Adaptations of
Lovely Materials, $45
Kittens' Ear Crepe,. Soft
Satin, Tricotine, etc. THEY
ARE SPECIAL VALUES.
Autumn Suits Ready
Our new Fall Suit collection
is now complete and priced
$89.50 to $169.50.
Every decree of the latest
fashion artists are exhibited in
this wonderful exhibition?
there are all of the new fabrics
in chic snappy modes as well as
tailleurs.
Newest Fall Suits,
Special ait $39.50
Unusual values in tricotine, velQur, tin
seltone and serge. Many of them are
trimmed in rich fur, while others are
handsomely embroidered.
Dresses of Tricotine,
Trimmed in Bugle Beads,
$29.50.
A IVach Bloom Suit
Mode enhanced L> y
trimming of s^nlenfr
an<l 8 i 1 k stitching,
$79.50.
An Embro idered
f r^ation of Peach
It loom material?wool
embroidered, $88.50.
Coming Season's Authentic Suitv Modes
at $69.50
The exceptional effort of designers of more
than usual note have produced these Tailored,
Fur-trimmed, Braided and Embroidered Suits.
In the season's most desirable materials.
Individuality Marks the
New Coats and Wraps
$39.50 t*$ 175 ~
Models i n wrappy
or straight line effects
for wear now and
later. Silver tones,
wool velours, yalama
and Bolivia cloths.
Plain and fur trim
med.
Top Coats
$^?50
O f various lengths.
Camel's Hair, Polo,
Novelty Mixtures. Just
the coat for immediate
wear.
Coats for Dress, Motor
or Street Wear,
$49.50 to $179.50
Dress Coats, trimmed with
rich fur and embroidery.
Motor Coats of Polo Cloth,
Wool Mixtures, Tweeds.
Street Coats of Chamois
tyn, Bolivia and Velour;
wrappy and straightline
models.
A Charming Wrap
of Vek??ar,
Women's Ribbed Cotton
Union Suits, Very Special
59c
Low neck, sleeveless, tight and loose
knee models at the special price. ^
Women's Lisle and Cotton Union Suits,
Special at 79c /
Low neck and sleeveless; tight knee and
loose knee. Included in this lot are fine
mercerized lisle suits; some slightly imper
fect.
Women's Ribbed Vests, Special. 29c
Low-neck and sleeveless garments, in both
band and crochet top styles. Fine ribbed
white cotton, and an exceptional value.
Women's Polly anna Underwear
REDUCED!
$2.00 Nainsook Underwear, $1.49.
$2.50 Nainsook Underwear, $1.95.
$3.50 Underwear, $2.65.
$5.00 and $5.50 Underwear, $3.95.
-Main Floor, South Annex.
Announcing many new
Arrivals for Women in
Women's HAN AN
Autumn Footwear
The new fall developments in
world-famed shoes are decidedly dif
ferent from those offered this summer.
In low shoes the designer has
* favored the military heel in a
mode of black kid and tan kid
and a new One Eyelet Tie is of
lustrous satin.
The New High Foot
Models are Arriving
Daily
?Main Floor, North Annex.
P * II
We're Willing to Accept a Very
| Low Margin of Profit If You Will \
Buy Your Fur Coat-NOW! S
| We are listing only a very few of the special garments
that we offer?every discount is a guaranteed SAVING.
A $319.50 Sealine
Coat is Discounted
to $239.00
Deep cuffs and collar of
Australian opossum trim
this luxurious garment.
A $275.00 Manitoba A $495 Hudson Seal
Seal Coat is Dis- (Dyed Muskrat Coat)
counted to $195.00
Deep cape collar and
3are back.
Discounted to $369.50
Deep shawl collar and
cuffs of skunk.
$45.00 Skunk Chokers, $31.25
$27.50 Squirrel Chokers, $20.63
$2%.50 Kit Fox Chokers, $16.88
$59.50 Stone Marten Chokers, $44.63
TiitaffltanmiHEiira U
- fW-ond Floor.
nT.?ill!iJI!!!l:!BrSf
A Sale of
Tots' Giligham Dresses
Very
Special
$1.69
Sizes
2 to 6
Fine Quality Gingham, Chambray and Or
gandie Dresses, as well as a few Dimities, in
wanted styles.
Empire and one-piece smock effects'are
very effectively trimmed; some self and others
with collar and cuffs of contrasting materials.
??Third Floor.
A Sale of Player
Word Rolls
39c
A very special price for a remark
able selection of 500 popular numbers
for your player-piano.
?PUn* Sept^ FanrHi Floor,
In the Misses' Shop
On the Third Floor
The Unusual in
Newest
Serge Frocks
Of winsome style and
charming af>f>eal?
' $
2Ij
Smart youthful lines are
offered in this bouffant hip
effect model for the miss?
it is fashioned of the finest
quality French serge, with
a white pique vestee.
Other Dresses for the Miss
$22.75 to $65
The willowy grace of youth is ac
centuated in the natnerons Crea
tions offered for the fall and the
miss. Tricetines, Satins, Kitten's1
Ear Crepe and Checked Velours
are the favored materials.
?Olid Floor.
Blousesfor Autumn
We Illustrate a Creation of
Italian Dream Silk?NEW!
All silk fringe trimming adds to its
exquisite charm. It is priced $11.95
Other Blouse Creations
Georgette, tricolette, mignonette, crepe de
chine and combinations are artistically designed?
and priced very moderately at $5.95 to $24.50.
cht Co.
Seventh at F