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TOE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE-JUNE 15, 1924 70 MRS HERBERT SWIFT CARTER JR OPPOSITE BOSTON COMMON Clothes to buy BEFORE the Holiday -and enjoy LONG AFTER! Polka Dot Crepe de Chine Dresses a practical Summer vogue endorsed by Paris No. 72842 1-lifht Fleer Lamp in weathered bronia finish; 60 in. hlfh. Price 162.00 No. 18803 Might Lantern i weathered Gothic bronze with fronted ripple glata panels.

Price $57.60 No. 8127 24-ln. Silk Shade in an auortinent of attractive colors. tss.oo jfljjpr fvKB Lxa JaasHaaKt ssssKk Wkm iim mr W8t fl? Br HHBBhBhBhBhBhJBBhBhF ILal BUTTON-TRI MMING "Buttons, buttons," we hear it on every side, and see it here on this neck-to-hem Frilled cap-sleeves and long front drill. Center.

58.50 JABOT-FRILLS Add another bit of Paris to the dainty coolness of the polka dot vogue. "Under" collars and cuffs of white crepe de chine. Sketched left 25.00 OU extensive exhibit of electric lighting; furniture at moderate prices affords ample opportunity in the majority of cases, for immediate selection of appropriate designs. Whenever the need for special designs occurs, the services of our Designing Staff are always at the command of our customers. We urge you to feel welcome at all times to avail yourself of their expert assistance.

SOLID COLOR Rich-looking collars and cuffs, a deep vest and neat band trimming contrasting with the tiny polka dot pattern. Sketched right. Pettingell-Andrews Co. 35.00 Carter will live at Oxford, Eng, next Winter. Mrs Carter was Miss Rachel Traf- ford, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard W.

Trafford of Milton. Mr and Mrs ON THE SITE OK THE BOSTON TEA PARTY Pearl Street corner of Atlantic Avenue) BOSTON Only 3 minutes from South Station .50 4 25.00 58.50 35.00 25.00 58.50 35.00 SUIT CASES Black enamel corners leather-bound. Three pockets. 20 and 22-inch sizes. WOMEN'S GOWN SHOP 4th FLOOR Street Floor INFANTS and CHILDREN Sturdy crossbar dimity rompers with little colored collars and cuffs, or dotted muslin with colored embroidery; 1, 2 and 3-year sizes, in quality that daily sells for 3.00.

New! Smart. Tub silk dresses for the junior miss in pastel blue, green, white. Cap-sleeves, round or boyish collars, ribbon sashes and ties. Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. Growing, these Infants' and Children's Shop Because women find here the same good taste styles as in adults' at the moderate prices one expects in children's clothes.

Have you, tested yet the service of these shops to your children? 12.50 1.75 THIRD FLOOR I TABLE GOSSIP Next Saturday, June 21, the marriage of Mrs Elizabeth Blgelow Martin, widow of Dr Frank Martin, of 1000 Cathedral st, Baltimore, to Mr Evelyn Arnold Harrison, also of Baltimore, will be solemnized at 12 high noon, at Emmanuel Church in that city by Rev Dr Hugh Birckhead, rector of Emmanuel Church, assisted by Rev Philip Jensen of St Thomas' Church, Garrison Forest, Md. The bfride-elect is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Pretscott Bigelow of Boston. The bridegroom-elect is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Charles JCuhn Harrison of Baltimore. Mrs Martin will be given in marriage by her brother, Mr Prescott Bigelow, Jr. of Boston, and will have no attendants.

Mr Hall Harrison of Baltimore will be his brother's best man, and the ushers, all Baltimore men, will be Mr John Trlplett Harrison and Mr Hartman Kuhn Harrison, brothers of the bridegroom-elect; Mr Gough W. 'Thompson, Mr Harry Carroll Thompson, Mr Julian W. Rldegley, Mr Francis Key Murray, Mr Edwerd B. Lowndes, Dr William M. Dabney, Mr George Blakiston, Mr Harry P.

Galllgher, Mr George M. Gillet, Jr. and Mr Charles B. Gillet. Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the home of the bride-elect, 1000 Cathedral st.

Mr Harrison and his bride will live at "Montmorencl," Northington Valley, Md. Mr and Mrs Daniel W. Grannan of 378 Massachusetts av, Arlington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret C. to Dr Frederick A. Mansfield of Arlington, son of Mr and Islanders Are Seldom Gray In the islands of the Pacific the native women are famed for the marvelous beauty of their hair.

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TABLE GOSSIP ill ll I LI 1 1 LU TABLE GOSSIP Before establishing themselves at their new Summer home at the North Shore for the season, Mr and Mrs Richard C. Curtis of 103 Marlboro st are making a short visit to White Sulphur Springs, Va. This week will witness a quiet wedding at the North Shore which has unexpected interest. It is the marriage of Miss Alice Maud Sturgis of 63 Beacon st and "Rockwood," Manchester, to Mr William Haynes-Smith of Bradford-on-Avon, England, which will be solemnized at Emmanuel Church, Manchester, on Thursday, June 19, by Bishop Rhinelander, whose Summer home is at Eastern Point, Gloucester. Miss Sturgis is the second of the four daughters of the late John Hubbard Sturgis and Anne Codman Sturgis, and a sister of the Misses Frances Mabel and Evelyn R.

Sturgis, who make their home together in Boston in the Winter and at Manchester in the Summer. Miss Sturgis' family has long been identified with the Church of the Advent and, as a memorial to their parents, the children of the late Mr and Mrs Sturgis presented to the church the beautiful oaken choir stalls in the chancel, on which are carved the words of an ancient Christian canticle. The late Warden Cod-man of the Church of the Advent, who was succeeded on his death by Mr George P. Gardner as senior warden of the church, was an uncle and their mother's brother. Miss Sturgis' grandfather was the late Russell Sturgis of Boston, who was engaged In trade with the Far East.

She was born In London, while her father and mother were making an extended stay abroad. Mr Haynes-Smlth is a son of the late Sir William Frederick Haynes-Smith, who has been Governor General of the Bahamas and other British possessions. He was born in British Guiana. After their marriage, Mr Haynes-Smith and his bride will make their home at Bradford-on-Avon in Wiltshire, near Bath, Eng. A group of young folks went up to Worcester yesterday from Boston to attend the wedding of Miss Esther Washburn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles G.

Washburn, to Mr Albert Hastings Crosby of Minneapolis in All Saints' Church. The bride made her debut in 1921-23 and is a member of the Boston Junior League and of the "Vincent Club. Immediately after the cere mm TABLE GOSSIP Mrs Thomas B. Gannett of Cambridge is one of the early arrivals at Manchester where she has opened her cottage on Blossom lane for the season. Other arrivals at Manchester are Mr and Mrs Francis M.

Whitehouse of New York, who are staying at the Essex County Club until "Crowhurst," their Summer home, is ready for their occupancy; Mr and Mrs Wallace Goodrich of Dartmouth st, who are occupying their Summer home; Mr and Mrs Arthur M. Merriam of Boston, who are established at their cottage at West Manchester; Mr and Mrs Oliver W. Mink of Marlboro st, who are among the June arrivals and are occupying their Summer home on Cobb st; Mrs Reginald If. Fitz of Beacon st, who has opened 'The Mountain," her Summer home off Bridge st, also Mr and Mrs F. Douglas Cochrane of Commonwealth av, who have taken "Riverhouse," the E.

C. Fitch place at Nortons Neck, Manchester, for another season. There is local interest in the engagement of Miss Anne Stillman to Mr Henry Pomeroy Davison, which has lately been announced, as the latter 13 the brother of Mr R. Truhee Davison, who married Miss Dorothy Peabody, daughter of Rev and Mrs Endicott Pea-body of Groton. Mr Davison is a son of Mrs Henry P.

Davison of New York, and Miss Stillman is a daughter ol Mr. James A. Stillman, the New York banker. An engagement of local interest that of Miss Catherine Appleton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin AVard Appleton of Buffalo, to Mr Livingston Fryer, son of Mrs Robert Livingston Fryer, also of Buffalo. Miss Appleton is a granddaughter of the late MaJ Charles A.

Appleton of Boston. Mi-Fryer is a Harvard man, class of 1910. During the war he was a member of the Norton Harjes Ambulance Corps, and afterward was a commissioned liaison officer in the infantry. No date has been set for the wedding. A New York engagement, recently announced, which has interest in Boston, is that of Miss Gabriello Chanler to Mr Porter Ralph Chandler, son of Mrs Porter R.

Chandler of Geneseo, Harvard, '21. Miss Chanler is the youngest of the four daughters of Mr and Mrs Winthrop Chanler of 5th av, New York, and is a sister of Mrs Edward Motley Pickman (Hester Chanler) of Boston. Maj Gen and Mrs Andre W. Brewster, who have the Proctor estate at Pride's Crossing, are established there for the season. mm it CHALLIS BLOUSE Makes its debut in Boston in checks or stripes.

Its short sleeves, convertible collar and trim pockets are edged with white challis, and it hangs straight as a middy. Sketched 8.75 NLW SWEATERS Boucle' sleeveless sweater with contrasting color pipings and border. Blue, green, rose. Sketched 5.00 Rayon and wool golf coats fairly "walk" off the shelves with deep open front. All the Summer shades.

Sketched 10.75 WASHABLE SKIRTS 8.75 Mrs James Mansfield of RocklanJ, Mass. Dr Mansfield was graduated from Tufts Dental School In lf15. Miss Grannan is a member of the Ace of Clubs and Cecilian Guild of Boston. A very quiet wedding at Marble-head on Thursday evening was that of Miss Margaret Howland Ballou, daughter of Mrs Herbert W. Northey of Salem and Marblehead, and Mr David Ingersoll Hitchcock of New York city, son of Dr and Mrs Charles W.

Hitchcock of Detroit, Mich, which took place in St Michael's Church. The affair was private, as no invitations were Bent out. The bride, who graduated from Bryn Mawr, has studied at Oxford University, England. Mr Hitchcock is a Dartmouth man, class of 1915. and Is engaged in research work at the Rockefeller Institute.

He has received a PhD from Columbia University. Mr and nel skirts Women washable narit with the new adju3b Mr Frederick II. pptnaa In ono of several Myopia men who are to havs oil portraits by Munnings, the Knglldh artist, who has come over to this country to execute a number of commissions at the North Shore and In 1'hlln-delphla. Mr Prince and his son, Mr Fred, erlck H. Prince Jr, are both to be sliowa In the palntlnft.

with soveral othom. They are in their hunting faokati and the colors give a lively tint to the can. van. Mr Prince Br is master of thf Patt Fox Hounds in France as well an leader among the Myopia men. Mr Bsf" ard Tuckerman Jr, lias also kIv.mi Mr Munnings a commission.

Tln artist has also executed a portrait of Mr W. Appleton, master of the Myopia hounds. Mr and Mrs Vrrnon Oarlrton Brown of New York will again ocrupv -The Rocks," the Jordan estate, at Manchester, this Summer. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Cabot ar occupying their Summer home at Beverly Farms since their recent return from their trip to foreign countries. They first Balled for South America, and after some time spent there, thy visited Portugal, Spain and France, Including the chateaux province ths latter country.

Before nailing for BOOM they went to England to see their so. Mr John M. Cabot, who is a student ot Oxford. ble belt. White and colored flat crepe skirts for women.

Sketched 12.75 Misses' novelty white silk straightline skirts. Sketched 8.75 mony a reception was held at tne home of the bride's parents on Elm st. Mr Crosiby is the son of Mr and Mrs John Crosby of Minneapolis, Minn, and is a Yale man, class of '22. 75 12.75 I 6. 8.75 A WASHINGTON SOCIETY BELLE BLOUSES, SWEATERS, STREET FLOOR SKIRTS, MISSES', SECOND FLOOR; WOMEN'S, FIFTH FLOOR Wool swimming suits, 3.95 to 16.75 Fur Storage Phone Beach 3400 and we will call E.

T. Slattery Co. Mrs Hitchcock will spend their honeymoon In Europe and, on their return, will make their home in Ntew York. Mr and Mrs Clarence L. Hay (Alice Appleton) are occupying the Hay estate on Lake Sunapee, H.

for a while before going to Ipswich, Mass, for the mid-Summer season. i TABLE GOSSIP TABLE GOSSIP TABLE GOSSIP TABLE GOSSIP Mrs Kenneth P. Eudd (Alice Burn-ham) was at Newport last week on a visit to Mrs Paul Fltz Simons at Har-bourvlew, Newport. Mr and Mrs Budd have taken the Warren place on Clay st for the Summer. Mr and Mrs B.

H. Brlstow Draper of Hopedale and Boston will spend the Summer at Narragansett Pier, where they have rented the cottage Ocean Spray. They will go down there a little later in the season with their family. Mr and Mrs Arthur G. Mitton of Brookline, who have opened their Summer home at Bass Rocks, are planning a trip to Wyoming In July, accompanied by their two children.

They expect to be away about two months. Mr and Mrs Howland Seatoury (RotiamoOd oh neon whose wedding oc-eurred on May Day. are aeon returning from a hort trip abroad. They will go Immediately to Beverly Farms, where they have lead a house on Vine st. H'lin 111 111 111111111118 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKtBUyQiliium iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMlMi Appeals to the Artistic The first and last article dress to catch the eye is the shoe Plastic Saedal jfor SemmeirdErie One of our New Models WHEN you wear a sandal of Plastic construction you are building up rather than tearing down the tissues of the foot.

Fqr the achievement of Plastic is this: every inch of shoe is filled out perfectly, without pressure on the foot. This comfortable sandal is only $6.50. SXXMMER colours are 1 now seen everywhere. Gray, Airedale, and white tippers are the most popular shades. They are wearing the soft tints of mauve and blush hosiery with them.

This wonderful little sandal on a Plastic last comes in gray, Airedale, white and black at 6.50. Black Kid Black Suede Patent Colt Neat and Snug Fitting ideal shoe far sport strkingi Modeling a light-weight welt lc, rubber heels, two narrow strai and ornamental perforations. E. W. BURT CO.

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AN MISS ANNA HAMLIN Miea Hamlin is the daughter of will attend the Democratic convention Mart Okdci Filled Ciac6.PkbB Antwe the U. S. Mr and Mrs Charles S. Hambn of i to bo held In New York city before Washington and Boston. She Is one of the most popular members of the capital's younger sot and, with her mother, going to their Summer home at Matta-poisett.

Thu photograph la Miss Hamlin'" fetoat,.