Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1921, Page 8

SOCIETY THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1921 '~ Miss Misses Misses’ This Store Is Closed Saturdays at 1 P.M. Wonderful Sale—Misses’, Juniors’, Girls’ Apparel lisses’ Suits reduced to $29.50. $35, $69.50. $78.50, $87.50, $953, $118, $125. || Misses” Hats reduced to $5. $8.75, $10. ‘} $18.50. I Misses” Coats reduced to $33, $45, $57.50. $69.5 | $78.50, $87.50, $95, $118, $125. 5" Dresses reduced to $15, $25, 7.50, $65, $78.50, $87.50, $125. ' Evening Gowns reduced to $25, $35, $49.50, $63. $78.50. s’ Scarfs reduced to $0.75. $7.50, $8.50, $10.50, $15. Girls® Suits reduced to $25, $37.50. $49.50, $69.50. Girls' Hats reduced to $3. $4.50, $6.75, $8.75, $10.50. $12.50, $15. $18.50. Girls' Coats reduced to $10.50, $12.50, $15, $25, $29.50, 833, $45, $57.50, $69.50. ! Girls' Dresses reduced to $9.75, $10.50, $15, $18.50, $22.50. Girls’ Wash Dresses reduced to $2.95, $3.75, $5, $7.50. $8.75, $10.50, $12.50, $15, $25. Scarf Sets reduced to $4.50, $5, $6.75, $7.50, $8.50, $10.50. Sweaters reduced to $3.50, $S.75L $6.50, $7.75, $8.50, $10.50, $12.50. Bath Robes reduced te $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.50. Middy Blouses reduced to $1.25, $1.75, $1.95. Sox reduced to $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.95, $2.75, $2.95. Girls’ Silk Stockings reduced to $1.50, $1.75, $1.95. (Fifth Floor) home, 2212 1st street northwest, and | birthday. Miss Wilkes, who now lives the following Tuesdays of the sea- | with her niece, Mrs. Lockwood-Jones, | chased the old Washington home on v 5 t” ) !‘ son. Mrs. Powell. who returned to Washington a short time before her S it 3 e A o e o Ii six years, was formerly Miss Marfe it ST PR PEEPE LT, S MacNaughton. Mrs. W. D. Leahy, 2814 Connecticut| avenue. will be at home informall Wednesday aftornoon and the follow- | ing Wednesday aftermoons of Janu- ary. | R. AND MRS. FRANCIS BOWES SAYRE, who were = guests of the President and - Mrs. Wilsop at the White House for a week, left last night for their home in Cambridge, Mass. The Mary Washington Chapter, D. will give its Januar. arty Wednesd. afternoon o'clock, in the Washington Club. i d five hundred will be play . and all Daughters in the District! are invited Senora de Riano will go to Balti- more tomorrow to attend a din t which Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wil- ms will be hosts. Mrs. Ennalls: Waggaman of 1712 R stre will be at home informally Tuesdays in January. Mme. Le Breton, who is observing only the Friday afternoons of Jan- uary as days at home, will receive on Friday of this week. Miss Alice B. § ’ New York yesterday after passin The Belgian ambassador has re- Ithe. holldays, with. her parents, M turned to Washington from New * . and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard. {'/|York, where he went to attend the i ({funeral Sunday of Mr. Alexander Julian Hemphill, chairman of the board of directors of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York, for sev- Il |eral years treasurer of the Commis- sion for Relief in Belgium, of which Mr. Herbert Hoover was president. His majesty King Albert instructed Baron de Cartier to convey his ex- || [pression of deep sympathy to Mrs. Hemphill and their family in their great sorrow. hepard returned to Mr. and Mrs {the.r two small chil i with M . Dr. and Mrs. ott Thropp and 1 are spending | . Thropp's par- William Holland 5. Roscoe C. Bulmer entertained supper party last evening in compliment to her guest, Mrs. Bonnie 4],! New York, formerly of Louisville, Ky. Faller—Sangston Wedding. Edwin T. Meredith will ente | Mrs. The marriag, o} i I 2 th will . ge of Miss Bdna Marion | Itain at a luncheon Thursday. Janus Sangston, daughter of Mr. William 1 6. Mrs. Wa cLallan of Evan MISS MARGARET PC 2 ton, TIL. ¥ to be the house Rhode nd ler of Car i Daughter of Representitive and Mrs. dith for a time. Edward W. Pou of North Carolina, i A who has joined them in Washington ry and Mrs. Mere- Mrs. Norman H. Davis, wife of the acting Secretary of Will be at | for the winter. church. i/ |home_informally this afternoon from ot s e bri 4 to 6, when she will be sted in ||| receiving by Mrs. Houston, wife of the ||| |Secretary of the Treasury, and Miss Harlan at luncheon yesterday Chase Club in_ honor of Schoellkopf. rimmed with and wore a retary of the Interior, . ayne; | ¢ P niats O wee (hipes One Hundred Club will be given this|Senator Gilbert A : /1 be'at home atter Jun ne Hunc . ¢ { mimister of Venezuela, M Bhoalinome laftorivan nary. evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs { Tuister « i orth Collcge street, Car- { i | Isylvanus Stokes, jr. The members of ) GePTe ; || the committee in charie. composed of | Merritt. presentati First Dance of Societly Club. The first dance of the series by the Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Warren Delano Rob- | Charles B. Ward, Dr. and Mrs. Wil-{ Miss | ‘i e e . Nironm, Mrs, Crom-|liam Miller Collier. Mrs. John Con- |— AERRE L " Causnter_of the D Broeks and Mise Gladys Hinck- | nor. house gu the hostess; Col. = S es ; ests. The One|and Mrs. Clarence 5, ) g ley, will receive the guests. N oo Conno) e 1415 G Street s, Charl . Mrs. Robert Opposite Keith's inckley, Marquis Furs Exclusively . Dr. B. J. G a 1 daughter of the Hundred Club was organized last sea- |lson and gave three subscription dances in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stokes, and, with little change in the personnel, the club will give three de Force of the dances this season, the first tonight, f[January Reduc- Netherlands, Mr. Arthur Campbeil Generous tio 5 ns on entire Bradley, Col. Reginaid Foster, stock of dis- Washington, Maj. George Oakley T 5 dress ball on March 3. William _ Horto, Sa . A number of dinner parties will pre-| . Wyli* ¢ the United States vings tinctive furs. { Hudson Seal legation at Ca Mrs. Arthur Davis, wife of [ QR Furs Coats that were $550, now $375. the second on February 7 and the third and last dance wiil be a fancy ||cede the dance. Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry will have a small company at dinner, going later to the dance; Mr. and Mrs. A. Garrison Me- Clintock, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Hui- dekoper ‘and Mrs. Cromwell Brooks. the director of th. . aited States rec- Vice President and Mrs. Marshall will be the guests of honor at a ||dinner at which Mrs. Charles S Bromwell will be hostess Thursday January 21. Mrs. Bromwell will also entertain at dinner January 17, when the ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes will be the honor guests. Mrs. Bromwell will go to Baltimore tomorrow for the dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Williams will give and she will later attend the dance to be given by Mrs. McLean for her daughter, Miss McKean, which will be one of the smart occasions of the season in that city. Miss Mildred Bromwell returned yesterday from New York where she Wwent to keep several social engage- ments, and Mr., Scott Bromwell re- turned to Boston last evening to re- sume his studies at the Massachusetts Values Up to $1.50 Camisoles in fine quality satin; lace and ribbon trim- med. Hundreds of styles. J’M'amer;%dm Institute of Technology. % US store. 1204 G St. At Reduced Prices Which Extremely Low During Our— CLEARANCE SALE HUGO WORCH CAR NO ADMISSION lf Well Known Makes of Rebuilt and Reconditioned Cars on Display Emerson & Orme Garage | 1620 M Street Open All Day and Every Evening T. S. GADDIS, Manager of Show the Rooms With a Radiant Fire Gas H ] cain"ss vz s atternoon ‘in nonor of e tCatel e . eater gagement O rmistead Peter, 34, It gives out the glow- ing . and warmth of sunshine. A complete stock of Radi- ant Fire Heaters at this 616 12th St. “If It's From Muddiman's, It's Geod” SHOW January 3-8 Inclusive Senator Lee S. Overman of North Carolina and Mrs. Overman have ar- rived in Washington for the rest of the season and are at the Powhatan. Many important dinner parties will Mi the ball to be given Thursday evening, January 6, at the ‘Willard for the benefit of the Columbia Hos- Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Govin will odore Jewell f the debu- at ‘the dinner before the ball, and P. Fairbanks will any woman would wish to see. also be hosts. Armistead Jeter, ir., will enter- ‘was recently announced. Cromwell Brooks will entertain is evening in honor of Mr. Kearsley Mitchell of Phila- Mrs. Brooks will later take her to the first dance of the One which will be given in . and Mrs. Sylvanus Dr. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson have returned to Washington and are at the New Willard Hotel. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will be at home this afternoon, when she will hase Tith hon Biss Antoinett e teffanson an e X e her cousin, Mrs. Alfred Hawes, who are her house guests. ‘Mrs. George Barnett will be at home this afternoon after 4 in her new ‘house at 2132 Bancroft place. She will be assisted by her sister, Mrs. Philip Hill, ang Mrs. David Porter, who will preside at the tea table.” A number of the young friends of Mrs. Barnett's daughter, Miss Anne Gordon, will also assist. 3 a Mrs. Walter Schoellkopf, o ;r..: visiting Mr. William Phelps ‘will go to New York on Thurs- day. Mr. Schoellkopf is in this coun- try on leave from his duties as secre- tary of the United States embassy in Paris. Santelmann—Melbostad Wedding. The marriage of Miss Emma Mel- bostad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs necticut avenue. The ceremony Wwill be performed by the Rev. C. W. Locher, assisted by the Rev. Paul Menzel, and a re- ception will follow. The bride, Who will be given in rmarriage by her brother-in-law, Mr. Philip Le Roy Collins _of Washington, will be at- temded by Miss May Anna Wood. also and Florida, as maid of he bridesmaids will be 88 Santelmann and _Miss Helene Santelmann, sisters of the bridegroom. Mr. Alfred Santelmann, brother of the bridegroom, will act as best man. Mrs. J. P. Heatwole and her daugh- Miss Archibald, have taken an nt at Stoneleigh Courts for . Mrs. Heatwole and Miss Archibald have spent a _short time with the former’s sister, Mrs. Georg Ehle, with whom they received ye: terday afternoon. Mrs. Heatwole her daughter have spent some time in China and Japan and since their return have lived in New York. Representative and Mra. E. J. King were the guests of honor at dinner last evening of Dr. E. H. Parry, who entertained to celebrate the twenty- sixth anniversary of Representative and Mre. King’s wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart enter- ing in the yellow ballroom of the Shoreham, previous to their departure yesterday for California via the Pana- ma canal, to be absent until next fall, Mr. Stewart having retired recently from the State Department. Among their guests were former Senator and Mre. Jonathan Bourne, Dr. L. S. Rowe, director general of the Pan-American Union, Dr. and Mrs. Loren B. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Effingham Townsend, Mr. i |and Mrs. Louis Merryman of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker and Prof. Sylvanus Morley, who is leaving on January 10 for archelogical explora- Twills. : Fur trimmed, braided, silk-stitched and plain tailored. Worth to $35 be expensive. greatly underpriced. Costume Velvets Satins Charmeuse Suede Velours Tricolettes tions in Central America; Mrs. Wilfred DuPuy, Miss Charlbtte Meler of New York, who spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart at the S8horeham, and Mr. Arthur Bradley Campbell. -m-uu-n_'u-rom-gm G e i 1109-1111 G Street N. W. SOTIETY to Washington | York ninety vears ago, when he pur- lamation service, will receive inform- |late Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes, is|at the Farragut, accompanied her|Capitol Hill. It was in this house ally tomorrow ~ afternoom at her|today celebrating her ninety-second | father from New | ¢hat. the first astronomical instru Dress Modes for the SOUTHLAND % just can’t help being enthusiastic about our wonderful dispiay of Dresses, especially de- signed for thé Winter Resorts. Ix1clu<!cd are creations developed from Georgette Crepes, Fancy Chiffons, Canton Crepes, Ginghams, Crepe Satins and Organdi Whether your fancy decrees frocks of practical simplicity or gowns of elaborate beauty you will be delighted with our display. An.d more than that—the moderate prices for such exclusive and beautiful models will prove a revelation. Adjcront to The Rialto " COAT SENSATION We have priced our great stock of coats at less than cost. Every garment shown is fresh and new—the last word in style, quality and workmanship, ARG, % New Coats|New Coats Worth $75.00 '39= Shown in Velours, Yalama, Gold- tone, Silvertone, Bolivia, etc. Every Coat silk-lined throughout | Goldtones, plain, embroidered and il ity T, AN | fur Bt SUIT SENSATION Hundreds of Handsome Suits—Values Up to $89.50 $ .Choice of Velour de Laine, Velours, Tricotines, Silvertones and Poiret e Worth to $139.50 ’55 Silvertip Bolivia, Silvertones, Du- vet de Laine, Tinseltones, Veldynes, 721 Ninth St. N.W. T T (Continued on Ninth Page.) Fitch Fur Chokers JVE Valaes Up to $29.95 Natural and Kolinsky Dyed Russian Fitchskin Choker Scarfs. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS —characterize our Annual Clearance S#te and the First Sale in our new store. “This sal marks a determined clearaway of every winter garment. Everything has beerlf mark:ds?e? T gardless of cost, and we promise selection from the finest display of wearing apparel that Our Greatest Waist Sale $9.98 For Waists That Sold Up to $10.00 Hundreds of Waists in Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta Silk, etc. All light pastel shades, also navy, brown, taupe, blue and biack. Beaded, em- broidered, lace trimmed and tailor- made. Long and short sleeves. High and low neck. DRESS SKIRTS *10= Values Up to $22.50 You must eee this wonderful dis- that combine smartness with eervice- ability. Italian Silk Vests 2 Silk, with ribbon straps ower shoulder. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN' OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT Worth to $65 . 14 | #2093 These wonderful Dres;es correct the impression that a dmbobe charming must necessarily be ive. They are distinctive and individual, of exceptional values and offer a wide selection of styles. An impressive showing. Hundreds of Dresses Tricotines Crepe Meteors Georgettes and Combinations 250 Mourning Dresses 5:2:‘389.50 at sssg material that is used in Mourning Dresses is included in this vast assortmen % trimmed with dull Jet beads, others with crepes. The models compare with the newest ideas of dress— and you will agree with us that they are exceptional values at the price quoted. Al sizes. t. Some are