Evening star. [volume], July 08, 1940, Page B-6, Image 24

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TMarie McNeese
j Is Married to
| Mr. Youngblood
. Col., and Mrs. Oswald Wilson Mc
; Neese announce the marriage of
jtheir daughter, Miss Marie Garland
i .McNeese. to Mr. Fred Ruthven
Youngblood, jr„ Friday, in Wash- |
ington.
1 The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. John Cartright in the
rectory of the Church of the Im
i ’maculate Conception, and was at
S tended by the immediate families
I of the bride and groom.
' The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, had as her only
j attendant her sister, Miss Susan
1 McNeese. and the bridegroom's
! brother, Mr. John Youngblood of
■ Wavcrass. Ga„ was the best man.
The bride is a graduate of George
1 Washington University and before
; coming to Washington attended the
j Louise McGehee's School In New
Orleans. She is a member of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity,
e Phi Beta Kappa, a member of the
Mortar Board and other honorary
fraternities Mr. Youngblood is a
; member of the Sigma Chi Fra
} temity.
I Mrs. Youngblood's maternal an
) cestors in the Garland and Dupre
' families have been prominent in
Louisiana for many generations, and
\ her paternal grandfather. John Mc
j Neese. was a pioneer educator in
• that State.
: Mr. Youngblood, a native of
Georgia, is connected with the De
j partment of Justice.
\ Among the out-of-town guests for
1 the wedding were Miss Belle Dupre
of Louisiana, an aunt, and Mr. and
* Mrs. John Youngblood of Waycross,
i where the family has been promi
nent in social and political circles.
168 Women Attend
Annual Outing at
Camp Bennett
Approximately 168 members of J
the women's division of the John S.
Bennett memorial campaign, the
Women’s Guild of Central Union
Mission and the Evening Auxiliary
attended the annual outing at Camp
Bennett over the week end.
Leaving Saturday afternoon for
the camp, which is about a mile be
■ yond Brookeville, Md„ they were i
served dinner in the dining hall
used by the underprivileged chil- J
dren.
The camp gathering was in the
nature of a welcome home event
for Mrs. Jean Bennett, superintend
ent of the mission, who has just
returned from the West, where she
was elected president of the Ameri
can Federation of Soroptimist
Clubs.
Guests were received by Mrs. Ben
nett. assisted by Mrs. William H.
Ramsey, president of the guild, and
Mrs. Mervyn Lanham, president of
the auxiliary.
About 88 boys and girls will arrive
for the opening of the camp today,
to remain for two weeks, when an
other group of children will be sent
to enjoy a summer vacation.
Party for Children
At Gallinger
Children at Gallinger Hospital,
between the ages of 4 and 8 years,
will be given a party by members of
Gamma Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi,
tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m. In addi
tion to ice cream and cookies, they
will be presented with sun suits.
Mrs. Victoria Kay Strauch is in
charge of plans and will be assisted
by Mrs. Mildred Vettori, Miss Ruth
Gilbert and Miss Betty Conn.
Mrs. Strauch also is in charge
of a knitting project for the chap
ter, which is making sweaters for
the Red Cross. She is assisted bv
Miss Gilbert. Miss Conn, Miss Helen
Buzzell and Miss Edna Steinberger.
Mrs. Eloise Dettman, Miss Buraell,
Mrs. Ruth Cate Hill, Miss Irene
Stevenson and Miss Kathryn Mason
are undertaking individual projects
in preparation for the preceptor de
gree, the final of the order.
Royal Arcanum
Municipal Council meets July 10.
Regent Jack Feeney will preside.
District Council meets July 11 at
1015 L street N.W.
Kismet Council meets July 12 at
1015 L street N.W. Regent Ben Bol
linger, jr., will preside.
Grand Regent Herman Wealthall
has appointed A. J. Horn of Munici
pal Council as his deputy campaign
manager for July and August. He
has opened headquarters at 6203
Vorlich lane, Bethesda, Md.
Robert E. Racoosin of Oriental
Council was presented with the
fraternal circle badge and plaque
at the Royal Arcanum Day cele
bration last month. He is the first
member to receive this honor in the
District.
Loyal Order of Moose
Columbia Lodge tomorrow will
decide on the annual Moose family
picnic. Gov. Howard R. Clark will
preside. Past Gov. Ernest R. Thomp
son, who represented the lodge at
the annual Moose Convention in
Des Moines. Iowa, will make his
report.
The regular Saturday evening
gatherings in the Moose Club will
continue during the summer months.
Women of the Moose.
Columbia Chapter met last Fri
day night at 1414 I street N.W., with
Marie A. Clark presiding. The newly
elected officers will take over at the
meeting on July 12 at 8 p.m. Mrs.
Delphia Driscoll was obligated and
accepted as a new member.
The members will co-operate
with Columbia Lodge in giving a
box social on July 13 at the Moose
Sail at 7:30 p.m.
The following committee chair
men are requested to submit their
reports on July 12: Mooseheart,
Moosehaven, library, membership
and publicity.
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Cool, Airy, Refreshing
Curtains Do "Wonders”
—transform the whole appearance of your rooms
to one of airy loveliness — thanks to their cool
open weave, their delightful informality
Breezy-cool cotton dotted cotton marquisette makes
an engaging "frame" for your Summer windows . . .
ruffles lend a gay air to your Summer scene . . . and
you choose from white, cream or rich ecru to blend
best with the background. Do buy several pairs and
enjoy their effect the rest of the Summer.
$|35 pair
2x/a yards long
36 inches wide
Curtains and Drape* ids, Seventh Flooe.
D ,
> Attractive Salad Bowls
♦.. So Necessary Trays
—you find here in lovely array—"at your
service” in delightful fashion for your
Summer entertaining
Here you find a collection of delightful
salod bowls, trays and plates of woodenware
•—some gaily decorated—some smart in
their simplicity. All are useful for your
home and Summer entertaining—perfect,
too, for gifts.
Decorated Solod Bowls, complete with fork
and spoon . _$1.95 to $3.75
Individual Bowls and plates for serving,
each_50e
Hostess Trays—plain, decorated and hand
carved, 14 and 16 inch sizes, $1.50 to $4.95
Laxy Susan Treys-$2.95, $3.95
Housewares, Eighth Floor—Express Elevator Service.
Iced Drink Sets
—these by the famous Duncan double the
pleasure of your Summer entertaining—
What better way to take Summer easy
than to relax in pleasant company ... in
your hand (or right beside you) a long, tall
cooling drink of your own concoction. And
what more delightful way to serve it than
from this set of eight glasses and a pitcher.
You choose from clear crystal,
blue, green or amber color. The ^ v^U
9-piece set
Nine-piece set in ruby-color- —$5
Other nine-piece glass sets-$1.65 to $10
Glassware, Fitth Floor.
4? / . -
Enjoy Savings on This
Fine Bedroom Suite
Solid
Mahogany
—unusually low priced
Three-piece Suite
—double or single bed, chest,
Iresser with mirror or vanity
'ith mirror — for
The rich, deep mahogany—the handsome styling
—the fine, lasting construction—the hand-rubbed
mellow finish—all ear-mark this suite as superior
value, worthy to bee part of your home. And this
is an excellent opportunity to "refit" your guest
room, too. Also, to be added as you need them,
are these pieces:
Kneehole Vanity, $43
Chest-on-chest, $46.75
High Poster Bed, $37.50
3-drawer Night Table, $21
Night Table, drawer, $11
Highboy, $6550
Toilet Mirror, $9
Vanity Bench, $11.75
Panel Bed, $33
Simmons Innerspring Mattress and Hand-tied Box
Spring—in blue cotton woven stripe ticking—excellent
companions to this suite in comfort and value. Each_
/ Convenient deferred payments may be arranged on Homefurnishings
* Purchases of S2S or moPe for a slight additional carrying charge.
Bedroom Furniture, Fins Floor.
Lightweight Cotton
Summer Blankets
—soft as a moonbeam—they bring you just
the right degree of warmth to chase away chill
You know how "nippy" Summer nights can
turn—these delightfully soft blankets are wel
come companions—for they keep you warm
and they are so light you never notice their
weight. Treated, too, to resist moths. Choose
from six lovely colors—rayon satin binding.
72x90 $1.35 each ^
inches ■
Bedwear, Fifth Floor.
i
Clearance—You Save 25%
on All Summer Rugs
Take advantage of this saving now—with months of Summer use
ahead — but quantities are limited so do select yours early
Royal Sisal Rugs
Site
9x15
9x12
8x10
6x9
4x7
3x6
27x54
Were
$29.95
$22.95
$19.95
$12.95
$7.95
$4.95
$2.95
Now
$22.45
$16.95
$14.95
$9.65
$5.65
$3.65
$1.95
Continental Sisal
Ruqs
Site
9x15
9x12
8x10
6x9
4x7
3x6
27x54
Wert
$34.50
$24.95
$22.95
$15.95
$7.95
$4.95
$2.95
New
$25.85
$17.95
$14.95
$9.95
$5.95
$3.95
$1.95
Wayfair, Delfiber
Rugs
Sixt
9x12
8x10
6x9
4x7
3x6
27x54
H’trt
$22.95
$11.95
$8.95
$6.95
$3.75
$2.25
flow
$9.65
$8.95
$6.65
$4.65
$2.75
$1.50
bisalcrest (bisal)
Rugs
Site
9x15
9x12
8x10
6x9
4x7
3x5
27x54
Were
$39.95
$24.95
$22.95
$15.95
$8.95
$5.50
$3.50
Now
$29.95
$17.95
$14.95
$9.95
$5.95
$3.95
$1.95
Sisalwaite Fiber
Rugs
(combining sisol and fiber)
5ti«
9x12
8x10
6x9
54x90
3x6
27x54
Wtrt
$17.95
$15.95
$12.95
$8.95
$4.50
$2.95
Now
$12.95
$9.95
$7.95
$4.95
$2.75
$1.95
India Mourzourk
Rugs
(imported—in woven designs)
9x12 $22.95 $16.95
Other Summer Rugs... in Limited Quantities... Reduced 25%
Bmam Rwm, Sixth Floo*.