Evening star. [volume], June 28, 1932, Page B-2, Image 18

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Secretary and Mrs. Stimson Will Spenc
Brief Holiday at Higlihold, Their
Home on Long Island.
THE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Stimson will spend the week
end and Fouith of July at
Hlghhold. their Summer home
on Long Island. Mrs. Stimson
r trill leave Washington tomorrow by
motor and will be joined there later In
the week by the Secretary.
M. Claudel in New York to
See His Children OIT for France.
The Ambassador of France. M. Paul
Claudel, with his two daughters. Mile
Reine Claudel and Mlle. Renee Claudel,
" are at the Sherry-Nrtherland in New
' York, where they will be joined today
j by the Ambassador's son. M Henri
Claudel. The Ambassador will bid bon
voyage to his children when they sail
tomorrow to join their mother In
France.
The Minister of Norway and Mme.
Bachke sailed today from New York for
a cruise to Iccland and the North Cape.
Senora de Abelli. wife of the Minister
- of Peru, who is preparing to sail for
her husband's country, is the guest at a
tea this afternoon at Belmont House,
headquarters of the Women's party, on
Capitol Hill. Mrs. Paul M. Linebarger
trill preside.
Senora de Abelli is particularly in
terested in the large movement for
wemen in Peru and has studied the sit
uation in this country—hér native land
<—with unusual ardor.
The Minister of Rumania. M. Charles
Davi!a. will return to Washington to
morrow evening from New York, where
he has been for several days.
Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst
will have as their guests over the
Fourth of July Mis* Catherine Morgan
. of Arizona, who will arrive Thursday,
snd Miss Helen Peppard of Wichita.
Kans.. formerly of Arizona, who will
arrive Sunday. Miss Morgan and Miss
Peppard are now at White Sulphur
Springs, where they are attending an
educational conference.
Mrs. Aldrich. wife of Representative
Richard S. Aldrich, and her daughters,
Miss Dora White and Miss Janet White,
have leit Frovidence for Nonquit. Mass.,
where they have taken a house for the
Summer. Representative Aldrich will
join them there after the adjournment
of Congress.
Maj. Gen. Thomas Q. Ashburn, TJ.
£ S. Α., will return Thursdav and with
Mrs. Ashburn will leave Washington
■Friday for Jacksonville Beach, Fla.,
■where they will be for a fortnight.
Col. and Mrs. William Holt Peek,
brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Ash
- burn, who have been her guests for a
short time, will go to Baltimore Fri
- day to be the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer have
opened their Summer home at Mount
Kisco. Ν. Y.. for the season and enter
tained at dinner there last evening pre
ceding the opening of the Crcton River
Playhouse at Harmon-on-Hudson.
Mrs. Cornelius Gardener will enter
tain at dinner this evening at the
Congressional Country Club for her
daughter. Miss Barendina Gardener, and
her fiance, Mr. Robert Edward Stuart
Chambers, and the members of their
■wedding party. The marriage of Miss
Gardener and Mr. Chambers will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
at the home of the bride's mother.
Last evening Mr. Chambers enter
tained at a supper party in his apart
ment on Massachusetts avenue when
' the guests were his parents, Mrs.
Gardener and members of the wedding
party.
The military attache of the United
!■* Btates Embassy in Havana, Maj. Joseph
J. O'Hara, has returned to this country
and is at the Astor in New York for a
lew days.
Miss Beatrice Graft, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Payne Craft,
' whose engagement to Lieut. Josepl
Wayne Earns haw, U. S. M. C„ was an
nounced Sunday, will go to Philadelphi:
Friday for a series of week end ftstivi
ties planned in her honor. Miss Ann
Britton will entertain at a dinner part;
for Miss Kraft and Lieut. E&mshau
Friday evening and the following da;
j Miss Craft. Lieut. Earnshaw and th
; former's parents, will be members of i
! house party for the Fourth of July ο
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gudebrod.
Mr and Mrs. William D. Wrightsoi
will be joined tomorrow in their home
on Hesketh street, in Chevy Chase. Md
by the letter's aunt, Miss Harrie
Doughty of Cincinnati, who will remaii
with them for some time. Mis
Doughty is a sister of the late Mrs
William Crawford Gorgas, mother ο
Mrs. Wrightson, and was a frequen
visitor here during the late Gen
Gorgas' service as surgeon general
United States Army, and after his re
tlrement.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson hav
opened their cottage at Monterey, Blui
Ridge Summit, Pa., and their daughtei
Miss Mary Louise Johnson, is witl
them.
Comdr. and Mrs. Edward D. Wash
burn, who are now spending some tim
in Newport, will arrive in Washingtoi
on July 2. and have engaged an apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel, wher
they will make their home while here
The marriage of Miss Mary Davi
Baker, daughter of Dr. May D. Bake
and the late Mr. Arthur B. Baker, as
; sistant director of the National Zoolog
ical Park, to Mr* Louis Grandis Car
mick. jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Loui
Grandis Carmick of Hammond Courl
Georgetown, took ulace last evening, a
ι 7:30 o'clock, in All Souls' Church. Six
' teenth street and Columbia road, th
! Rev. Dr. U. G. B. Pierce, rector of th
church, officiating.
The arrangements for the weddin
I were informal. The bride was given ii
marriage by her brother. Dr. Arthu
Baker of Philadelphia, and wore a whit
crepe gown and carried a bouquet c
white roses. Mrs. Percival D. Gibsoi
was matron of honor for her sistei
wearing a gown of green chifTon an
carrying an arm bouquet of pink flow
srs. Mr. Harwood Martin was best mar
Following the ceremony there was ai
Informal reception at the horn·1 of th
bride's mother, 1767 Lanier place.
Maj. and Mrs. Hobson Leaving
For Series of Visits in South.
Maj. and Mrs. William H. Hobsor
Infantry, U. S. Α., accompanied b
their daughter. Miss Mary, will leav
Washington this week on an extendei
automobile trip in the South. The
will visit relatives in Charlotte. N. C
and Somerville. Tenn., Maj. Hobson'
home, before passing the month ο
August at Beersheba Springs, Tenn.
Admiral William S. Sims and Mr;
Sims will entertain at a dinner danc
Friday evening at Newport for thei
: daughter, Miss Adelaide Sims, who wi!
be married to Mr. Robert Francis Fiskc
son of Mr. and Mrs. Reddington Fiske,
Saturday.
The commissioner of the Shipping
Board, Mr. A. H. Denton, will sail to
night aboard the Leviathan to spend
some time abroad.
The first secretary of the United
States embassy in Havana and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Reed will arrive in New York
today aboard the Orienta from Cuba
and will be at the Savoy for a short
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mcrris Lee, who were
married in Baltimore Friday, are on a
wedding trip, and on its completion will
make their home in the Fairfax, at 2100
Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Lee for
merly was Miss Marian B. Hopkins of
Baltimore.
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane and her
daughter. Miss Louise Crane, have gone
to their cottage at Wcods Hole, Mass,
for the Summer.
Mrs. Bruce, wife of former Senator
William Cabell Bruce of Baltimore, was
hostess at tea yesterday entertaining the
members of St. Thomas' Church in Gar
rison Forest, who take an active interest
in parish work.
Dr. Frank Lee, former Chinese Min
ister to Mexico, and now on special
mission to this country, was entertained
at dinner last evening by Dr. and Mrs.
Kuo C. Li, in their home at Glen Cove,
Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Reynolds Hitt
have gone to New York and are at the
Gladstone before going to Saratoga
Springs for the season.
Lieut, and Mrs. Harry H. Pyles of
Parkersburg, W. Va., were guests of Mr.
'and Mrs. D. W. Gall and Miss Mamie
Gall, on Saturday last. The lieutenant
is a World War veteran, who saw serv
ice overseas and was in the hospital
for 18 months after returning from the
war, but is now in the service of the
Internal Revenue as an auditor, in his
home State, West Virginia.
Mrs. Franklin E. Smith and Mrs. A.
M. Dibble of Portland, Oreg.. are spend
ing a brief time in Washington and
are guests at the Dodge Hotel while
here.
• -
Dr. D'Albora and Miss Ruby
Married Yesterday Morning.
An interesting wedding took place at
the Soldiers' Home Chapel yesterday
morning when Miss Mary Helena Ruby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Ruby. Soldiers' Home, became th* bride
! of Dr. John B. D'AIbora of Brooklyn.
Ι Ν. Y. The nuptial mass was said by the
Rev. C. C. McGonagle. O. P.. and at
tended by a few relatives and intimate
j friends of the couple. The bride was
ί given in marriage by her father.
Miss Genevieve D'AIbora. sister of the
I bridegroom, attended the bride, while
] Mr. Frederick W. Schroeder. M. D., act
! ed as best man. Breakfast followed at
the Carlton Hotel. Dr. and Mrs. D'AI
bora will make their home in Brook
! lyn. Ν. Y.
Mr. Tolley Allender Biays of Balti
' more, an authority on early American
ι portraits and Colonial furniture and
glass, was in Washington and visited
the Bicentennial historical loan exhibi
tion in the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd and
Mrs. Clarence H. Vanderbeck. the for
j mer national title holder, are among
; the new members recently elected to
j membership in the National Woman's
Country Club.
During the month of July contests
J will be held at the club each Saturday
I for members of the club, their guests,
and those to whom invitations have
j been extended to participate.
The First Presbyterian Church in
Waynesboro. V».. was the scene of »
beautiful wedding last evening when
Mirs Margaret Russell, daughter of Mr.
Albert Lundy Russell of Waynesboro,
became the bride of Mr. Samuel Pasco
Conrad, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
N. Conrad of Harrisonburg, Va. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. R. W
Cousar, pastor of the church.
As the guests assembled an lmpres
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Recently Married
! 1 MRS. DUNCAN STl ART CHISHOLM,
Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. De Witt C.
f j C'hadwick, and before her marriage Miss
: ] Mary Alicia C'hadwick. Mr. and Mrs.
j C'hisholm will live in Chatham, Mass.
The DODGE hotel
North Capitol and Ε Sts. N.W.
a
It's easy to park
your car here.
Then come through
our gates...enjoy
our charming gar
den. . .and our cool
- κin - rastaurant.
Dinner—$1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Luncheon, 60c and, $1.00
Also a la Carte at Moderate Prices
Washington's Only "No Tipping"
Hotel
philipsborn^
r ELEVENTH ST - BETWEEN Ffc G
Genuine Wide
Corduroy Wale
WHITE
PIQUE
FROCKS
They have the cutest ideas in
contrasting trims that wake
them ultra smart!
You can wear them any
place you go all Summer long.
Be sure to see them ... they're
irresistible. Some are sleeve
less, some have short sleeves
and sun backs!
Sizes for misses and women
14 to 42
All guaranteed snnfast and
tubfast.
lik:..
Junior Shop
1919 Que St.
Clearance Sale
24 SILK DRESSES, sizes 10-17. Formerly &A 7c &Q 7c
$9.50-$19.50. Now φΊ./Ό-φΊ./Ό
12 EVENING DRESSES, sizes 12-16. Formerly & / £ | Λ
$12.75-$29.50. Now φΟ-φ I \J
3 VELVET SEMI-EVENING DRESSES, sizes 12-14-16. & I A
Formerly $19.50-$25. Now φ I U
17 COTTON DRESSES, were $6.75-$12.50. ^ 75 75
29 SCHOOL AND PARTY FROCKS, sizes $9 OP &Q OC
5-12. Were $4.50-$16.50. Now φ£..£Ό-φθ.£.Ό
Sweaters were $3.50 now $J.75
SWEATERS AND SKIRTS. Were $9.50 and $12.50. qq
All Hats · $2.00
14 COATS AND JACKETS. Were $6.75 to il 7c t|C
$35. Now ' φο./Ο-φΙϋ
A Few Spring Models Way Below Cost
dtoltwj ffiritoimt ifhtiumrr
HIGH IN FAVOR AT TODAY'S LOW PRICES
Diana"
$8.00
19.00
16.00
13.00
12.00
13.50
"Lady
6 Teaspoons,
medium ....
6 Dessert
Knives
6 Dessert
Forks
6 Salad
Porks
6 Butter
Spreaders ..
6 Cream Soup
Spoons
Other items proportionate
LADY DIANA
"Francis I"
6 Teaspoons, f Π ζΠ
medium φ*υ.^υ
6 Dessert
Knives .
6 Dessert
FRANCIS I
Forks ....
6 Salàd
Forks ...
6 Butter
Spreaders
6 Cream Soup
Spoons .
Other patterns—Duncan Phyfe
20.00
21.00
15.00
13.50
17.50
"Pointed Antique"
$8.00
17.50
13.50
12.50
12.00
14.00
6 Teaspoons,
medium ...
β Dessert
Knives ....
6 Dessert
Forks
6 Salad
Forks
6 Butter
Spreaders .
6 Cream Soup
Spoons
Other items proportionate
pointed Antique
"William &
6 Teaspoons
medium ....
6 Dessert
Knives ....
6 Dessert
Forks
6 Salad
Forks
6 Butter
Spreaders .
6 Cream Soup
Spoons ....
Mary"
$7.00
19.00
16.00
12.00
' 12.00
' 13.00
WILLIAM tMARY
Fairfax, Hunt Club, Orchid, Baltimore Rose, America,
Louis XIV and Minuet.
D ulin λ Martin
ίConnecticut cÀue. anct£
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Stiirts 8:30 A.M. Wednesday... Sale of
$1.95 SILK MESH
PROPPER HOSE
Ί.ΙΟ
3 Pairs $3.15
"DROPPER" Hose have been recognized for many, many
' years as America's outstanding make of finer grade '
hose . . . These are the regular $1.95 quality All-silk Mesh,
in beautiful new summer shades of Nu-Beige, Putty Beige,
Turf Tan, Peter Pan, Marlene and Cylamen. Sizes 8% *° '
to 10%. A sale for women who insist on fine quality.
Sale for 4 Days Only—Limit: 6 Pair» to a Customer
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THE WOMEN'S SHOP
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
♦
1310 F Street
The Mary Elisabeth '
912 17th St. N.W.
Barr BIdg.
(Opposite Furant Park)
PICNIC LUNCHES
Packed in Individual Boxes
25c to 75c Each
Sandwiches
For Τ eat, Picnic*, Partie*
35c to $1.20 Dozen
Orders Delivered
ψ Phone MEt. 7745 ^
special
summer
prices
cffcctk'c now
Fine materials for the quality
minded . . . clever details and
unique styling . . . plenty of white.
The smart Summer weaves
suits are included.
ΠΔΜΙS
c ° M " A 1 Τ
1224 -Γ_5τ«*ΪΤ
lovely wash silks 1775
knit sport frocks 795 [375
summer print crepes 795 1375
Τ ar./« ^
Light and dark grounds
for every purpose.
Dorvt miss this Sale of
Beverly
Sheer Chiffon
HOSE
3,000 Pairs—All Perfect
irith Silk Picot Top
and Run-Stop Welt
All first quality, all full-fash
ioned, with reinforced feet and
smart French heels. Every popular
Summer shade. Sizes 8V2 to 10.
80 Hats were marked .... $15.00
165 Hats were marked .... $12.50
320 Hats were marked .... $7.50
300 Hats were marked .... $5.00
Be sure and cancel all engagements and be here with the opening of the store Wednesday
Ballibuntals—Bakus—Crepes
Panamas—Felts—Straws
Colors: White, Sand, Navy, Black, Brown, and Pastels
The Greatest Assortment
We Have Ever Offered at $3.75
STREET FLOOR
ONE of Our Great Hat Sales
—Starts Wednesday
CHOICE OF EVERY
SUMMER HAT IN OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
~W~th€ new
•leilefis
1216-1220 F Street N.W.
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Just on the Ere
of the Holidays—
Jelleff Saves You Money
in a Grand Hat Sale!