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D—4 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1947.
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1315 Connecticut Avenue
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3213 Ο Street, N.W.
Georgetown
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. Sale
ORIENTAL RUGS
at
Savings of
20% to 33%
on the entire stock
You'll find the unusual in our large
stock of Rare Oriental Rugs—all
personally selected by Mr. Hintlian
■—one will find sizes to fit their (
individual rooms at . tremendous
• savings.
No Exchange During Sale!
NESHAN G. HINTLIAN
Established 1917
1128 Connecticut Ave. EX. 3912
Northern Back
MUSKRAT
with the look of mink
Muskrats by William
Rosendorf have the expensive
look nf mink because thev A
ore LET-OUT like mink . . . New,
full, long-sweeping styles—
good every doy, with every
costume . . . ot prices
little higher than ordinary
*
muskrat coats.
NORTHERN BACK MUSKRAT from $345.
LET-OUT NORTHERN BACK
/
MUSKRAT COATS from $595.
I
All Prices Tax Included
MASTER FURRIERS FOR OVER FORTY YEARS
MRS. RAMON DE MURIAS.
The former Miss Ann Carlin Borden, daughter of Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. William Ayres Borden, was married yesterday to Mr.
Ramon De Murias of Babylon, N. Y. A reception in the Bordens'
home folloived the ceremony in the Church of the Epiphany.
—Hessler Photo.
Ruth Chapman Wed
Τ ο John Par s ell
The Rev. Chwles W. Wood of
ficiated at the ceremony yesterday,
when Miss Ruth Georgiana Chap
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Chapman of Chillum, be
came the bride of Mr. John Foster
Parsell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Parsell of Mount Rainier.
The wedding took place in St.
Paul's Rock Creek Episcopal Church
and was followed by a reception in
MRS. PARSELL.
—Glogau Photo.
the Parish House Hie bridegroom's
brother, Mr. David Parsell, sang the
nuptial music and Miss Betty Par
sons played the organ.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore white satin
trimmed with hand-tatted lace and
seed pearls. Her veil of Illusion fell
from a tiara of lace and pearls
and her prayerbook was ornamented
with a white orchid.
Miss Virginia Giles, who was maid
of honor, wore American beauty
red satin with a matching headband
and carried American beauty roses
and white chrysanthemums. The
other attendants, Miss Margaret
Chapman and Mrs. Robert Nine,
sisters of the bride, wore forest
green satin gowns and headbands
and carried bronze chrysanthemums.
Mr. David Parsell served as best
man for .his brother and the bride's
brother, Mr. George Chapman; Mr.
Donald Marsico and Mr. James
Suite, jr., were the ushers.
The newly married couple will
reside In Washington following a
honeymoon through New England
and Canada.
Engagement Τ old
No date has been set for the wed
ding of Miss Phyllis Mae Allwine
and Mr. Guy Vivion Butler, jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Butler, whose en
gagement is announced by Mr. and
Mrs. John Milton Allwine.
Debut Date Chosen
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Dugan
will present the letter's daughter,
Miss Cathleen Rowe, to society at
a tea December 29 at the 1925 F
Street Club.
ΟΙΐΛ
Shop 9:30 to 6 Monday through Saturday
It's a Suit!
It's a Dress!
in warm, wonderful wool!
Attend our
FASHION SHOW
Wed., Oct. 8th
at 8:30 P.M.
Gretnbett High School
Auditorium
Your smart
choice for a
dramatic entrance
everytime you
wear it!
(left)
Upper-Bracket Chic
in the smart cut of lapel
and pocket flap ... in
the subtle flattery of the
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charming style,is fash
ioned with elegance in
100% pure wool, soft as
a wisp, and ultra smart
of texture ! Cinnamon,
Black, Moss Green. 12
(right) ·
Jr. Side-Scolfoped Wool
takes a new swerving
side line fastened with
three whopping big but
tons. Not satisfied with
a raft of compliments
face to face . . . turn
around to reveal the
pert tie-back jacket!
Hunter's Green, Purple,
Toast, Brown. 9 to 15,
$22.95
Better Dreaes . . .
Second Floor
u-— Your Fun Repaired or Remodeled Before Winter! ΝΑ. 1133
h ' I <
Rubino-Massino
Vedding Ceremony
St. Francis de Sales Church wai
he scene of the wedding yesterdaj
>f Miss Mary Agnes Masslno
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michae
"rank Maseino, and Mr. A. Franl
lubino, son of Mr. and Mrs. J6hr
B. Rubino. The Rev. George L
jingras officiated at the 11 o'clocl
:eremony which was followed by t
eception at the Hamilton Hotel.
Wearing a gown of slipper satir
smbroidered in seed pearls, with ι
reil of French illusion draped iron
ι seed pearl tiara, the bride *wa:
jiven in marriage by her father
3he carried a bouquet of whlt<
■oses and orchids.
Miss Marylou Rauzino, the maic
>f honor, wore a%apphire-blue sill
faille gown with a matching ha
rimmed with blue plumes and car
•ied yellow roses. The bridesmaids
Mrs. Catherine SheaiTer, sister ol
he bride, and Miss Eleanor D<
Jrecchio of Philadelphia wore ros«
aille gowns and feather-trimmec
lats, and their bouquets were, ol
■ed roses.
Mr. Louis Rubino served as besi
nan for his brother and the wed
ling guests were seated by th<
Messrs. John J. and Michael Franl
Hassino, jr., brothers of the bride
Raymond Sheaffer, Peter Ciango
Nicholas Galotta and Frank Mas·
lino.
Following a wedding trip to New
MRS. RUBINO.
—Buckingham Photo.
York and Canada, the newly mar
ried couple will reside at 1550 Ham
lin street N.E.
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^ The Career Girls Store
ι
Çu*JbuA,Çt~l
Night-time dramatics! A
sunburst of nailheads and
rhinestones on rich rayon
crepe. Night-sky black
magnolia white, for you!
Sizes 12-20.
*35
1308 F. STREET N.W.
MEW YORK · WASHINGTON · HARRISBUSQ
Joyce Bates Bride
Of Mr. Man gum
The Hyattsville First Methodist
Church was the scene at 2 oclock
S'esterday of the marriage of Miss
Joyce Lorraine Bates to Mr. Leon
ard Mangy m, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Mangum of Hyattsville.
The bride, who is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates of
Greenbelt, was given in marriage by
lier father. She wore a white suit
with a short white veil held by a
wreath of orange blossoms. She car
ried a white Bible overlaid with or
chids.
Mrs. Robert Rexrode was Mrs.
Mangum's only attendant. Her suit
svas pink and she carried an old
tashioned nosegay. Mr. Willis Man
?um was best man for his brother
and the ushers were Mr. Herbert
Johnson and Mr. Richard Bates,
brother of the bride.
Following the reception in the
church auditorium, the couple left
for a motor trip through the New
England States. Upon their retun\
they will reside in Greenbelt.
Most Fires Are Preventable
Fire protection authorities say
that it is a matter of statistical rec
ord that 90 per cent, of all flres are
preventable.
lOTS CONN. AVE. Com
Listen to 'HEADLINES and BYLINES' Tonight at 11:00—W TOP
The fashionable 'long look'
in your new
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$]5·20
tax incl.
Calfskin Handbag . ..
Exquisitely tailored tall pouch—perfect for your
new fall and winter costumes. Gently shirred for
graceful charm: nicely lined and fitted, and
ornamented with golden toned bar clasp.
MA!L[gpHONt^iDI 44S4 ORDERS FIUEO·
Handbags, First Floor.
*
1314 F STREET
Gift -from 'Beckers CÀieanf cÀ4ore
of American Glace, s6·95 pair
Beauty at your fingertips! These lovely Ameri
can Glace' slipons are made of the finest im
ported leather, with the best hand-tailored
workmanship and are specially treated in such
a manner that they actually soften and whiten
hands and keep them delicately fragrant while
being worn. Black. Brown.
MAIL^PHONE^^DI 44S4 ORDERS FILLED·
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*
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