Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1921, Page 36

‘%‘HE SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY 2, 1921—PART 2. % -of Official Hospitality Marks New Year Day Most Prominent of Receptions Are Those Held by . Vice President and Mrs. Marshall and Act« ing Secretary of State and Mrs. Davis. BY LLIE V. H. PICKETT. THERF. was an old-time atmosphere of official hospitality abroad in Washington yesterday begot of New Year day, and those who did not hold formal or informal days at home went visit- ing. The two great objective points for callers were the reception held by: the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall at the New Willard, and the difilomatic reception held by the acting Secretary of State and Mrs. Davis. Those paying their respects to the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall in- ¢luded diplomats and official and resident society folk. while the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Davis were entirely from the diplomatic corps, the late after- noon reception taking the place of the official New Year day diplomatic Breakiast, for almost a century looked upon as the most brilliant affair in Washington in a twelvemonth % . Mg 1AM GEORGIA HOY, f LeFTTORIGHT. Miss KATRLEEN EVANS, MISS HAZELNELSON, M1ss. MARGARET e B | MesTHOMAS BLAGDEN Je. §f f\{gfiw 4 Tkeofig[\cee of® ‘ M\71'[.501{ Mes BENJAMINE VING, (s Brids) Mzs.GEORGE. M€ CARTY, ‘ SJhe Suest of her parents. \ 15S.ESTHER SMITH, M1SS. FTHEL- 1 3 Mz MesErank B.Noyes, A Samud U Kautfmane. 55 DREDA AVEScaxd Miss. ALLIE LOU EVANS. o vho St b by es., afl.Vuh.ingtWI z AT B RS BT ! will sail shortly for a year mIndia. Receptions and Teas ! Lady Gedd Assi € | y Geddes to Assist gowns and such royal hospitality have seldom been seen in Washington. | M rs . M a r S h a ]-1 a t H O m e | uite in contrast were rather juvenile balls with prettily dressed girls, Held During Holidays: | At Ball to Be Given by |'o§d ‘music and lots of laughter to carry them off. l Danmng A]so Popular ?On Wednesday Afternoons COmmittge o{ D A R | v of the Navy r and the Secreta E Secretary oi War and Mrs. Ba r last official New Year day in and Mrs. Daniels rounded out th: | | the capital by keeping open house, and uniforms, military music and daacing in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniels completed their afternoor Many private homes, which have been closed since the inception of the world war, were opened to callers. A New Year day wedding, that df Miss Claxton and Mr. Walker; a large number of dinner parties and various dances brought the year to a close. E season thus far is notable for its frequent and brilliant enterta ments, but eclipsing them all was the New Year eve dinner and ball ven by Mr. and Mrs. Ned McLean. It was a credit even to the splen- id events for which the McLean house was noted before the death of herine Marriott, Miss Marie Mr. and Mrs. John R. McLean. Such a wealth of jewels, such splendid Weds Mme. Block at * | Washington Embass; E wedding of Miss Brown and Mr. King Tuesday night, which was| Miss Emma Stoner was hostess' e T, e ¥ i S Edge Is H Sunday afternoon, December 26, at a Sna ox ge & ol | graced by the presence of Mrs. Wilson an;’l the ‘Prc;idcnt‘s %:;;gh- Wll R 12 H ters, will easily be reckoned one of the most beautiful home weddings | tea at ner home on Crittenden streét. 1 e 2 = Lady Geddes, wife of the British 2 2 4r seen in {Vashingmn. and second in interest only to the White Eeme et niew Apartments in the Willard ambassador, will be in the receiving With Mother-in-Law E ?:xe wedding_sl; whnekmany of (Il;e :ccessonulof the bridal cer{;:lr_nony line at the ball which will be given . s moth- ital to Per{orm Ceremony § service. is week, too, will give several interesting weddings. under the auspices of the stat e e % R 4 among them that on Thursday of Miss Frances Noyes and Mr. Edward L et te o st e roiioeen ) Cnly Official Sraft Wit Hart, which is of more than usual moment, socially and from a literary St aikioscr e | nenoes (3 standpoint, on account of the achievement of the bride-elect, whose . ‘-;m A‘ . sses Leremonv. d Mme. t A ative Priest Comes to Cap Amorg those present were Mr, and D J_ d F b Mrs. Winfield Scott Preston, Mr~ and 1 A h. s Mr: uring January an ebruary—OUther Mrs. Bernard C. O'Leary, Dr. and Mrs. - mittee of the National Society of t& William Lally, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. p Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Clabaugh, At Homes Are Announced. Daughters of the American Revolu- Mr. and Mrs. John Babbington, Mrs. T St T ator Walter E w, Mrs, tertained a tion at the Hotel Hadleigh on Tues- of unusual intercs '.'ofk has gained wide and favorable comment. Charles Baker, Miss Charlotte Gibson,| Mrs. Thomas R .Marshall, wife of {on West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase,|day, January 11. The receiving line company were took - Thursday afternoon, De . 4 “iNCE Washington is dance mad, there will be many occasions when | ¥!ss Antia Berkholtz, Miss Florence|the Vice President, will observe hl-r"‘h‘l' s will also be composed of wives of | Mra. John tay of New York id | cember ot the' Ruskian Sabhie socicty folk may. exercise their fancy. More il a private ball Nolan, Miss Essie Freed, Miss Alice|Wednesday afternoons at home dur-| Mrs. Arthur Bullard will be at home | Cabinet officers and officers of the|Maj. and n of Newlwhen Mme. Block of Brighton, Eng T e Serbiua beneht. at the residence of Mr. William Phelps | Harmon. Miss Lena Spence. Miss Mar- (ing January and February. receiving | Thursday afternoons in January. Daughters of the American Revolu- nd Mrs, | 400, became the bride of "Lieut y i Mr. i = = o —— ion. e ball is being given for the bor 448 o he Russian navy Bno, Wednesday night, when the affair is under the direction of fash- :{"‘" Murray, Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, |in her apartment, at the New Willard, Dr. and Mrs, N, Norman Smiler will | benefit, of Americantzation work in ud house was performed by 1 2 r. Henry Zlllolx, Col. Harry Coope, S 0ld a reception this evening from |the District of Columbia. L ho came to Wakh oston 3 occasior Quite exclusive, too, will be the One Hundred Club ionable patronage. at their résidence. 11081 The list of distingulshed patrone: ight in home of Mr. and |Mr. R. P. Drennam, Mr. P. Riley, Mr.| Mrs. Bainbridge Colby will observe |1, t0 10 oclock datice, the first of the season, tomorrow night in the Dok T ey Y e flg Sy 2 street, the event being in the na- | includes Mre. Marshall, Mre. Colb: and L ith it - Mr. avis. cach of the Wednesday afternoons’at)ture of ‘a housewarming, since they | Mrs. Houstom, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Dan- picturesq . was carried oul 3 only by the members of the embassy stafi and a reception for the small compan; Nirh. Sylvanus Stokes, the committee in_charge including Mrs. Stokes, Mrb. Scott Thropp, Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, Mrs. Brooks and Miss ifickley. Several important dinner parties will precede the dance. Mrs. Winfleld Scott Preston and|home during January and February. [have not before entertained in their new | jels. Mrs. “Edward Dougl White home. Dr. and Mrs Smiler will have | Mrs, Frank W. Mondell, Migs M Mrs, William Lally presided at the tea 2 a ny ie assisti 2 e 3 table. Alca ' Phlimer) wiTofot the PAtlorney | s Mues oL CrisndafassiBlizelibets | Bohehmani e Mew BMALthe Rt Mrs, Clarence houn, Mrs. Wade H. Ellis and Mrs. J. Franklin I S, Pas- | Mrs. Jenks, wife of Col. Glen Fa @ long cruise ldle of this. week. | hagsy and Mme. Mishtowt, where th bride and bridegroom were guest: ’ E Columbia Hospital ball at the New Willard Hotel Thursday .nlghl will, of course, be more general, being in a public place, but it has ap its chief patrons Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall, Lady Geddes, Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. A. e ifchell Palmer and Mrs. Houston, and a roster of society women not filled for any ball of the winter. Mrs. Joseph Hampson is chairman hn D. Jeff J M. E. Church. Mrs. i o o Te. | Jenks, is chairman of the commit General, w. e er informa al, will resume her informall . o o0 The National Theta Si S | heta Sigma Sorority | g vy 4t home Wednesday, January 12. | tor ot Kovans held its annual Christmas dance in Jeftries 1 e hi Washingt Lieut the ballroom ofgthe La Fayette Hotel| Lady Geddes. wife of the ambas-|ception OnSarcangementy; an iy SHd ; i Mme. Wiren left later In the after ¥ 3 . as- | ception onday evening from 8 to 10 a V. v - Mme. Wiren left later in the aft on Wednesday night, December 29.|8ador of Great Britain, will be atlo'clock, at the parsonage. 412 10th streat | 3 Roome is chairman of the special Miss Mary E. Siddons noon for New York. where they wil Miss Edna Cotburn was in charge of | HOMe. at the embassy, Friday after- |southwest, to celebrate their fifth wed- | HTCHSTN "Hopk; . feoinl Tor the preseet: % . = pkins is chairman of the ~ 1 noon. ding anniversary. S S e To Wed G. S. Lasher arrangements. 5 — Mme. Grouitch will be at home the! Mr. and Mrs. A. Shulman will re- assistéed by the Misses Colby. Justice and Mrs. Frederick L. Siddons DURING THE QUARREL. 0 of the ball committee and Mrs. Henry g Fairbanks, vice chairman. there will be good music, a good supper, and fllncmg will begin at 9 ety Moselly 2 s Mrs. Wil V. SRS : Al ceive informally this evening. from 7 5 unce the eng: of their | p, ‘ 5 ChRet Rt el ot (Chevy ‘E“:’lr::fy!h‘nl Fridays in Janudry --mlr“, o retoes Vin "honor ot the_ en- | Sutherland. Mias Ann Wickes Craven |announce the ong of their | prom the Detroit News. b = ~and Mre. Marshall will begin their official |3t a-Christmas party on Monday:gront 5 gagement of their daughter Henri- |Miss Katherine Munson, Miss daughter, Mary ¥ Mr. George | He—You always have to be of : E Vice Presideat “and Mrs. Marshall wil 'z“‘ ‘,'}“: ‘° fhe 4 {0 8 to celebrate the fifth birthday | . Mme. Peter, wife of the minister of |t to Mr. Mike Jacobs. e e ey reueiyiod g B mtlecs 4 e i gt oo M TR i r : ; e 2 A 2 3 vill} She—Me? No, no! all; quite ‘ i dinners at the end of the week, entertaining Saturday night fo anniversary of her little daughter, Kath- | Switzerland, will be at home next Fri-! Mrs. M. W. Treland, wife of the sur- | Woolley. Miss Florence Curry. Miss take spring. S oantracs; o arine Sue. day afternoon, at the legation, geon general of the Army. Conimesde SLTTRL T r i [hemasiuaten danusn i “igumllmllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlljr!‘jgjiilllm!}g[g[‘hlmillwuuhugllflnlwuIil|lmIl|llllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllIIlt SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER PIANOS B E I EMMONS S. SMITR Washington's AEOLIAN HALL - Twelfth and G Streets Stewnvay Duo-Art Pianolas Veber Duo-Art Pianolas Aeolian Vocalions ah of the diplomatic corps, the French ambassador, and Mme. ysserand. dir dinner of January 10 will be for Sir Auck'and and Lady Geddes, the| dinner of January 15 for Mr. Justice McReynolds, and _their Marine Corps, U. 8. X Mrs. Robert L. Owen and her daugh- | mander and Mrs A, Rood awere |ter. Mrs. John Cameron Hawkins, will | digher of the 22d instant will be ml?" xgn:ul. Mrs. Marshall will ob- setpe Wednesdays at home during the entire season. hosts at a charmi % be at home the first and third iy [ansis oton chomming te-dmmcgias 02 K oe s e ot *nd ¢ |My. and Mirs. C. W. Dan .ql. ::fn‘ :.nth:.:“::& l:r-. Mar-)next summer. They eéxpect to Feturt .y View, Cleveland Park, héi n whose | here next fall and take possession or) “pyere™ UIVRIG VAT g0 ! Mre. Rovert vLansing and nheri Entertain for Daughte dur- L v the secretary of the Smithso- |their house, which is to be built from 4 to 7 o'clock. M > mother, Mrs. John W. Foster, will b It will be of a ! g ra. . M. BiXeY, |, home tomorrow afternoon and the | Mr and Mrs. Charles W. Darr en- Institution and Mrs. Charles D.|ing their absence. Mrs. E. R. Stitt, Mrs. L. Mack M Spanish of architecture, and will . 3 .. Mackall, Mrs. - : i,g“ t be | e M. following Mondays. in January. Miss | o0 0% W50 TN 00 Lo dance at tt will tertain at dinner, Jan. . Hinckley and 3. o foce 'the 'Lineol morlal, and_ be | iop " tur 1o, preyidine 5 K Lang | Emma Lansing, sister of Mr. Lanaing, : next to the si ) chop:nmfl: e Car- | rable. F. Loftin presided st sl Will arrive in Washington Friduy, 1o | their residence, 1422 Longfellow The ambassador of Peru and Senora |BeSle Foundation Bullles: . T |punch bow be their guent for a mouth. - - otreot, Sixteenth Street Highlands, d¢ Pezot will be the honor guests at ueline Archer, daughter of his — ¥ S tarrin i Monday evening in honor of their o) Qinner which Judge and Mra.|jeg the late Fev. Willam [y, D% Stonewall Jackeon Chapter. o 2irs: Frederic R Harris will not be | youngest . daughter. Miss Mary Archer of the County Wicklow, Ire- |gince i Wedntsday sveninp. o ceive informally the following Sun-|Frances. The guests were the school — r @ e, b n Mgs. Bainbridge C@iby Jwill enter- | Bainburg. el uaty Afth Snolvirsry of ithe or- Sencuy 1TNE 0N ploont Joseph's College, Emmittsburg, Md. tain 2 number of guests at luncheon The twenty fifth annivercary of i» 2lso} . Mr. and Mrs. Armistead Peter. ir..|Where Miss Darr attends scsool - | Maj. Gen. Rebert Georges Nivelle, | b In\Re Pistriot ot oary o, ¢ U-| will ‘entertain ut a reception tomor: | Miswes McDevitt, Smith and Golds L A3 commander-in-chief of the French g sicist Lalinl 3 row in compliment to Miss Caroline | borough of Ballimore are Mr. and do minister of Siam, Phya Prabha |armies, will sail for home on Januas Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Darr en- |Ofden Jones, the flancee of their son, ) Mrs. Darr’s house guests. ntertained at dinner|§, after an extensive tour of this|tertained at an informal dance at|MT- Armistead Peter, jr. 1. legation, when hi short time in | their residence, 1422 I 1 Whi ts included the members of the R stroct, ‘Sixtconch Suln, Yonkfellow) rs Davenport White will not re-|Pyrdue Alumni Lunch On Sale and a few other guest: d Cornelius Van~ |on Monday evening In honor of their |02\ Nome the follow ing Wednes dwml Ox Sale i o = e D {be me the v sdays [ erite Bryn. who is v, oAy | poungent duughter, Mims ” Mary bt 4ncu. v, White will- jeaval 10 Be Held Wednesday Tomorrow ’ st ing''Christmas and the holidays with | honor on Frid yes- |and other friends of Miss Darr o |this evening with Mrs = William hér parents, the minister from Nor-|terday he was the number being students at St "., 4| Kearny Carr for Raleigh, N. C., where | The regular monthiy luncheon of the 2,000 $1 e 0 0 s and Mme. Bryn, will return to|luncheon of the pi t of Columbia | geph's College, Emmittsburg, u:'flhay will be the guests of the Gov- [1gcal Purdi® Alumni Association will L] Several University, Dr. Nicholas Murray But- | where Miss Darr attends *schooi, | 9rior, 0%, Ngrth Carolina and Mru. |y, hea at the Pickwick Inn, 1653 and $1.25 » ler. i M JMeDevitt, Smith and Gblae | Ehomas WiBiouett: Pennsylvania Wednesday, Player Thousand L Aleamndes G Hentlay will on | ‘o wWibiar Wikenes fthe Lomdon of Baitimore, are Mr. ana J. Ryan Devereux will January 5. at 1:20 p.m. to which a l J & fn a¢ & amall ten this Glternoon 'bnsrln;ag X'iTIm"mm e e Nrs. Darr's house guests. this afternoon, at her re ce. | Purdue people 1ly invited. Piano Rells nnua anua $1 & $1.25 ipm § to 1. in compliment to Mrs.|dey afier wpending the holidays at Geatgs . 3 ol. Thorpe, Hotel Washington. . Ui 8 Marige Corps, who has been o Gt andle Sl ol Including Columbia o ashington from Newpo: P Mrs. Douglas Huntley Gordon. who a Great Phosograph PIANO SALE came from Baltimore to attend the McLean ball New Year eve, is spend THE RE T ing the week end at the Shoreham. \ FUR REDUCTIONS In Washington Song Rolls 35¢ Each tor ffmann, Mr: SHRTthe olher neslstants will inciuds A o i ing in r of Mr. Mra Thomas F. Logan, Mrs. Clarence | s of Philadelphia, who are spend- xn}"g.“:..‘:"i‘m’x‘.'," Lolin C. White. |ing the week end with thers. Millpr. Mr. ang Mre. lsaac Ottenverg will rate their golden wedding anni- b Justin Morrill Cham- | SIS0 G [0 BFanuary 8, 1921, with ntertain about thirty s reception at thelr residence, 1527 yousg guests at dinner at the Chevy | Park road, from § (o 10, Chase Club. Saturday evening Jan- [ S udry 5, for Miss Elinor Wheeler. the | . Zenas J. Gray of Atlanta, ¢ T of Mr. and Mr. |ana Stanley. : nephew ‘and niece: Mr. and Mrs. Carl- : ——— 5. Lowe of Maywood, Va., durin Slmer Senstor and Mrs: Chauncey | o Eolay scanen o o LA M7 Depew will entertain at dinner on ———— Smart Furs in the Most Desired Styles——— Confidence in dealer reliability has oceans to do with your satisfaction in the fur selections you make. Every gar- ment must go through a very rigid examination as to pelt Never before in the history of this house have we been in such a splendid position in their home ut 27 West Card P 19 and workmanship before we offer it for sale. Because of our to offer bargains in Pianos, Player-Pianos and Phonographs. We have been prepar: ew ork. 'y ) . . o - . =X nuar X . ; - isi i Lieut. Col. and Mrs. R, B. McBride L arty J annhery 5 built up an enviable reputation for luxurious Furs. And we ing for our January Sale for months and promise surprises to everyone who visits this RETSL oS guenta; s iR e Hom e 1412 For Benefit of Blind offer you, in addition to the benefit of our years of experi- l'ttcr:’g‘m the m:{sfmin;;fl?fihgoti?nzmr what you buy DeMoll & Co. is back of Mgesachusett; ue, their son and daughter-in- . and Mrs. R B, McBride, jr. .3 and their youn, Bride, who is al days with them. ence, the smartest styles and very agreeable prices. | | | conscientious adherence to. high standards, this store has | | A card party for the benefit of the National Library for the Blind Is to be given at the Washington Club, 1701 K street, on Wednesday, January 13, =231, at 3 o'clock. The object is to secure Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Wilson and|books in Revised Braille, which a Miss Abercrombie have returned from their home in Philadelphia and have [ 16" 10 biind readers (e, o a1} parts e oferied their houne. 1309 20th street, | 2F the L0 Te i I marIRare o Hudson Seal Coat, 36 inches long, with whepe they will be at home on the|the committee are: Mrs. Thomas P. sacri $275.00 Ary. . |Gore, wife of the senator from Oklu- MM collar and cuff trimming of skunk—: nesday atterngons of January. |00 Myre Wilbur John Carr: Mrs. A4 fiaaet & k. R. A. S. Pescia of San Francis- [John Hervey Young: Miss Dorinda fice at this price. .. cq:. Calif., who was the guest of Mrs, | Rol Mrs. 8. C. Neale. and Misa | K : TP Jaha James Walsh at her residence |JO53¢lyn Grifin. Tickets may be se- A Very Becoming Bay Seal Coat, made $1 10 00 . Player-Pianos Prices From $350 Terms Arranged to Suit Your Convenience In this great Sale we also offer a number of Pianos, Player-Pianos and Phonographs which we bave taken in exchange during our Xmas trade. We have also placed in the sale all the demonstrating Player-Pianos and Phonographs which we have been using in the different booths in our store. Altogether this is one of the most attractive and unusual sales of musical instru- menta. Whether you purchase or not your inspection is invited and we know you will appreciate the bargains, : s e al ' For the benefit of those who could not take advantage of our two pecial’ wonderful club specials we have extended the offer for a short time. Come in tSmorrow and join one of these clubs. Melochord Player-Piano Aeolian-Vocalion Handsomely Fashioned 30-inch Hudson / Seal Coat, of selected pelts and beautiful $ linings. .. o5t A S AR R - 200.0 § . cured from the National Library for : 2 arvard street, left Tuesday fOr|ine Biind, 1800 D street, or from any |N in a very modish style - Bhe is a cousin of the late | member of the committe B 2 v of St Kli Church in Seal Stole of wonderful luster and magnifi- Doptviptia pod tes. oy cence; 2 yards long............ R 3 . sminied witn the cathorie v Miss Margaret Robinson where he Fitch Cape, d in a very L. Weds W.W.Dodge. Jr. [l .10 Formaniy 530000 Now. ..o $150.00 Seal Mufis ... veen....$13.00 Dins.enllry f the Navy and Mrs. The marriage of Miss Margaret waok Fox Scarfs . . vee....$25.00 la. | h:‘vr-‘ as lh-lr"l‘:"l"‘;;";:‘: Wheeler Robinson, daughter of Mrs. el E E . Herhert Worth Jackson of Richmond. | William James Robinson of Meriden, B 5 10 O 0000000 T T e e L ; _|Conn., and Willlam Waldo Dodge. jr.. [N k= : : : R i (. ana Mes. ‘Bason 'n{.dllogm::r of Washington, D. C., late of the Unit- | N Made by the Aeo- luludinmsms. m;w‘l;h Gradyola) e eve “some of thelr guests |ed States Army. was solemnized lian Company of & z going late to the McLean ball, noon on New Year day in St. Mark's [ ' omp Yy This handsome Instrument * bt Church by the Rev. Di i New York. 18 built by the famous Aeallan \ Mri aud Mra. Glonn Stewart entor- | the presence of the imm e ‘ l o ur o e : Company of New York. the {ained o company at 3 Slner 99000 ["Size Robinson and ur. Dodge % | Teae 0000 Dawy TSRt o he worls e e they mave' been |unattended, the bride belng miven . Cwher 3 n . .:fll?'g‘. qmonth or ‘more. Covera | away by “her mether. Following the 1208 G Street N.W. reakfas: ks 3 o New Willard. - Repairing & Specialty e ¥ ge make their b n 01 NG ”8 Ciub Terms—310 to Join, $10 Per M Stendard