Evening star. [volume], June 12, 1930, Page B-3, Image 19

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everting in Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Rev. F. B. Harris officiated.
The church was decorated with Spring
flowers and Mrs. William played a pro
gram of organ selections before the
ceremony.
The bride was escorted by her father,
who gave her in marriage. She wore a
gown of white chiffon and carried a
*hower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and gvpsophilia. Mrs. Edgar Yost,
sister of the bride, was matron of honor,
wearing a gown of salmon pink chiffon
and lace and carried talisman roses, i
Mr. William Lehmkuhl was the best
man and the ushers were Mr. Rudolph
Schllke and Mr Paul Reithmeyer.
cousins of the bridegroom.
After a wedding trip of about two
weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Hibble will be at
home at 3153 Monroe street northeast.
Warrenton Wedding of
Special Interest Here.
St. James’ Church. Warrenton. Va.,
Wiil be the scene of a wedding of un
usual interest in Washington when Miss
Frances Scott Carter, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Scott Carter of Warrenton.
will become the bride of Mr. Robert
Guthrie Johnston, son of Dr. Robert
Johnston, D. D.. rector of St. Johns
> Church, Lafayette Square, and Mrs.
Johnston. The ceremony will be per
formed at 4:30 o'clock, the Rev. John
ston officiating, assisted by the Rev.
Paul Bowden, rector of St. James’
Church.
Pink rambler rose* and delphinium
have been used in the church, and a
program of organ selections W’ill be
given before the ceremony.
The bride will be escorted to the altai
by her uncle. Mr. Randolph Hicks of
New York City, who w'ill give her in
marriage. She will wear a gowm of
white satin, trimmed with old rose
point lace, a tulle veil and will carry a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Miss Virginia Wood, daughter of Mr.
Waddv Wood of Washington, will be the
maid of honor, wearing a gowm of pale
blue chiffon, a rose pink picture hat
and will carry an arm bouquet of blue
delphinium and pink roses.
Little Miss Isabelle Hilliary and Miss
Rice Barrett will be the flower girls,
wearing pink organdie frocks and carry- i
Jrg baskets filled with Spring flowers j
Mr. Larry Mather of Montreal will be ;
the best man. and the ushers selected ;
included Mr. Patrick Robinson of Phil
adelphia, Mr. Harrison Colfelt of Phila
delphia. Mr. Brinton Colfelt of Philade.-
phia. Mr. Randolph Carter of Warten
ton, Mr. Robert Hinckley of Washing
ton. Mr lan Montgomery of Warrenton
and Mr. Harris Kirk of Baltimore.
A reception will follow at the home
of the bride's parents, when assisting
will be several maids of honor, includ
ing Miss Janet Ball, daughter of Mrs.
Watson, wife of Representative Henry
W. Watson; Miss Edith Nesbit, Miss
Julia Keith. Miss Mary King. Miss Dor
othy Montgomery and Miss Hilda Hor
duri of Warrenton. Miss Louise Ran
dolph of Washington and Miss Sally
Appleton, Warrenton.
’ Mrs. Carter, mother of the brtfe. will
wear a gown of blue georgette with a
hat to match.
Among the out-of-town guests will be
Mr and Mrs. Randolph Hicks of New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keith of
Fairfax, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Brinton
Colfelt of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. ;
J. B.Jones & Co.
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BRIDE OF YESTERDAY
MRS. BERNARD AUSTIN MORAN.
Before her marriage yesterday she was Miss Helen Gary, daughter of Mr.
Hampson Gary, former Minister to Switzerland and Mrs. Gary. ’Mr. and Mrs.
Moran will make their home in New York —Harris-Ewing Photo.
Arthur Morrison of Boston. Mr. and
Mrs. EJdward Dove, Mrs. Heiberg, Dr.
Buckner Randolph, jr., and Mrs. Maurice
Pilson and Miss Margaret .Pilson of
Washington.
Mr. Johnston and his bride will leave
later in the day for a wedding trip, the
bride wearing a blue ensemble with a
white blouse and accessories to corre
spond. They will be at home after their
wedding trip, on Bancroft place.
The bride is a granddaughter of Dr.
Robert I. Hicks, and on her father's side
she is a descendant of Charles Carter
of Shirley, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Augustine
Smith of 1625 Sixteenth street announce
THE EVENING STAR, AVASHIXGTOX, D. C„ THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 19:10.
the engagement of Mrs. Smith’s daugh
ter, Miss Katherine Taliaferro Conway,
to Mr. Madison Gartrell Nicholson, jr.
Miss Conway's father was the late John
Moncure Conway of Virginia. Mr.
Nicholson is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
; Madison G. Nicholson of Athens, Ga.
He was graduated from the University
of Georgia, class of 1927. and is a mem
ber of Chi Phi Fraternity. He studied
two years at Columbia University and
is now working in the research labora
tory of the Westinghouse Co., at Bloom
field, N. J.
Miss Conway was graduated this year
from George Washington University,
where she received her degree of bachelor
of arts. She studied painting under M.
Jean Despujols at Fontainebleau School
of Fine Arts in France in the Summer
of 1929. She is a member of Kappa
Delta.
Miss Conway’s mother was formerly
Miss Lillian Johnson Taliaferro, and
i| a cousin of Mr. Sidney F. Taliaferro,
former Commissioner of the District of
Columbia, and also a cousin of Mrs.
Thomas Armat. of Greystone.
The wedding will take place in the
near future.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Lieut. Col. Hugh
C. Smith, entertained a small company
at dinner last evening in the garden
restaurant of the Carlton
A pretty Spring wedding took place
today at noon at the home in Hyatts
ville, Md., of the Rev. D. Hobart Evans,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
of Hyattsville, .when Miss Pearl M.
Sowers of Brookville, Pa., became the
bride of Mr. Frank B. Daniels of Jean
nette, Pa. The bridegroom is a brother
of Mrs Evans.
Yellow and white was the color
scheme, and the ceremony w*as per
formed before an altar covered with
evergreen. ~,
The bride wore a gown of blue chiffon
and carried an arm bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
The bride is supervisor of music in
the public schools and the bridegroom,
a graduate of Bucknell University, is a
mechanical engineer.
Following a dinner, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniels left for a motor trip through
the South, after which they will reside
in Jeannette, Pa.
The Rev. C. Schaer and Mrs. Schaer !
of Columbus. Ohio, are in Washington j
for several days and are staying at the |
Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. D. P. Yerxa, accompanied by
Miss Hazel Lawton, Miss Esther M.
Kallgren and Miss Bessie Hatch, all
SALE:—
Group of Silk Dresses
—Reduced to $8.50.
—Others range in prices
from $15.00 to $39.50.
—Some Evening Gowns,
formerly as high as
SIIO.OO, reduced to $35.00.
—Some others at $19.50.
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DRESS SALE!
ENSEMBLES INCLUDED
TWICE EACH YEAR we hold a atore-wide Stock Clearance—A Clean —————
Sweep of Every Drees in Stock is effected —Offering TWO BRESLAU Sale Start ft
DRESSES for the original PRICE OF ONE. **
Every well dressed Washington woman realises the style, quality and FRIDAY
value of Breslau Dresses at regular prices—OUß ADVICE TO YOU rS TO MORNINfI
BE ON HAND EARLY, AS THIS SPECIAL OFFERING OF “TWO for
ONE’’ WILL ATTRACT A CROWD TO OUR STORE— " ■"
TWO ORIGINAL $10 00 DRESSES for $lO 00
TWO SSL $15 00 DRESSES for s ls-°°
TWO SSMinal $25 00 DRESSES for $25 00
TWO SS a a u l $29 50 DRESSES for $29 50
TWO Sna u l $35 00 DRESSES for $35 00
TWO Swi’L $39 50 DRESSES for $39 50
TWO ORIGINAL $49.50 DRESSES for $49- 50
TWO ORIGINAL *59 50 DRESSES for 5 59 OT
4,000 DRESSES IN THIS SALE
STREET DRESSES—pIain and printed and wash silks.
B AFTERNOON DRESSES —chiffons, georgettes, crepes.
SPORT DRESSES—rajahs, shantungs, knitted novel- Deposits
BUSINESS FROCKS—solid color and figured silks. Accepted
DANCE DRESSES—nets, laces, chiffons, crepes. ® n a ®y
EVENING DRESSES—chiffons, crepes, moire, taffeta. Purchase
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Z\l | N|/P V 14 to 16—WOMEN’S 36 TO 1 it t
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Our advice to women of Washington who
intend taking advantage of the sensational No E „ h
opportunity afforded in this sale! Hundreds
were disappointed last January ... it was physi- No Refunds
cally impossible to take care of the crowds . . .
AND EVEN THOUGH WE ARE EMPLOY- No Credits
ING EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO SERVE a,77“,
YOU BETTER DURING THIS EVENT ... ™ * al * s
we repeat a warning . . . COME EARLY!! rff
Remember, every DRESS and ENSEMBLE is 1
a bona fide BRESLAU value . . . TWO for the 1
former price of one .. . NONE SOLD SINGLY!
BRESLAU’S The Friendly Shop 1309 G ST. N.W.
of Minneapolis, have motored East, and
are guests at the Dodge Hotel during
their stay in Washington.
Mrs. William Scully with her daugh
ter, Miss Kate Hyde Scully, and son.
* T 1 N *T* MAR TI N |
i Clearance ,
Os Discontinued Items
A number of Table, Bridge, Floor
I \ 8 Lamps and Torcheres at great re-
I S ductions —
Italian Pottery Table Lamp. Un
.3 • usual design, with oval parch- t:
8 ment shade to match, Q 7S
A Was $30.00. NOW.. *1 O
Bridge and Floor Lamps, as
IT sketched. Antique gold base, with
" pleated silk shade of __
<3Eisn> rose, beige or gold. *pvl.7s
NOW y
Large Summery Table Lamp, as
sketched. Pottery base, complete / ” \
with parchment shade, in rose, /> &
green or maize. Was $1 O .50 fa
$16.50. NOW '
Old Ivory Pottery Lamp, with
unique handles on base. Trim
med with green. Complementary rJrj^
parchment shade. C? .00 Qv I --3
Was $31.75. NOW..
Chinese Jade Table Lamp. Rose
jar base with harmonious tailored '
silk shade. R^SOC.OO
$31.00. NOW
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PARKING SERVICE — Connecticut Avenue Entrance
Mr. William Hall Scully, have left foi
the wilds In the mountains of North
western Pennsylvania, the hunting lodgi
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ADDED NEW ARRIVALS
FOR THE GREAT $11.95
DRESS EVENT
for Summer Resorts and }?lf^
<b-g -t e\ c * ill tfifjoL («
HI 95 Mgk
A colorful fashion-right
collection..from which
you may choose a smart, aft®! {
well balanced warbrobe
of Summer dresses, with y
a moderate expendi
ture. In all sizes and Dress Shop
2nd Floor
colors.
choicFselections
OF HIGHER VALUES ]N
SUMMER HATS
HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR
TWO FEATURE PRICES
For an Extraordinary
$5* 00
# Italian Milans
Rough Straws
Fine Imported Panamas
Balli-Pans
Stitched Crepe
Fine Imported Hairs
fSisolettes
Novelty Berets
Wool, Visca
and Angora
Whites and
Pastel Colors
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