Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1921, Page 37

THE SUNDAY . STAR,. JANUARY 16, .192I—PART .2. SOCIETY Society Lends Itself Brilliantly to Several Events of Past Week Children's Hospital Ball of Monday Night Among . i Most Interesting— Japanese Reception Is De- lightful—Mr. and Mrs. Mann Are Hosts. BY SALLIE V. Y OCIETY was in an interesting mood last week, lending itself bril- S liantly on many occasions, chief of which were the Children's Hos- pital ball Monday night, when the Vice President and Mrs. Mar- shall were the guests of honor: the unusual and interesting reception which the ambassador of Japan and Baroness Shidehara gave at Raus- cher’s, when the splendid art of jiudo was shown by Dr. Kano and some of his pupils; the large company entertained at dinner by Repre- sentative and Mrs. Mann, and the lively presentation to society yes- terday of Miss May L. Govin by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Govin, first at a tea and then a charmingly arranged ball. i | 'HE Vice President and Mrs. Marshall were hosts at two large dinner parties in the presidential suite at the New Willard, and there were dinner companies entertained at the French, British. Polish and other embassics and legations. “At homes” sent hundreds scurrying from place to place leaving cards and making calls in person, Mrs. James / Reed and Mrs. Selden Palmer Spencer, wives, respectively, of the senior and junior senators from Missouri, solving the question of calling quite admirably by receiving together, and having the wives of representatives frore *hei® states assisting, thus giving not only official women a chance to make several calls in one, but extending to the citizens of their state in Washington an opportunity to meet almost the entire delegation. Mrs P,M. OLEY, of Indiana. Friend of the Vice Presidents and Mrs: Marshall here for the vinter v oo~ UCH things as a dance at the Argentine embassy, the musical ride at the Washington Riding and Hunt Club and the Georgetown as- sembly are all events of the early part of the week. while Thursday will bring the large reception which the Attorney General and Mrs. Palmer will give for the ambassador to Japan and Mrs. Roland S. Morris The Vice President and Mrs. Marshail will be guests at a dinner of Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed Saturday evening, while Friday even- ing will be almost universally given over by society folk to the presenta- tion of plays by the Drama League of Washington, with dancing to fol- low, as a benefit for the Near East Reliei fund. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oxnard will be hosts at a ball Saturday night. the prime minister and the cabinet. He will return late in February. The charge d'affaires of the Nether- lands legation and Mme. Hnbrecht are Southern Society, the Southern Relief, and, in fact, all southern organizations suffered much in the death of Miss Nannie Randolph Heth, and it was typical of the courage which she evinced through more than thirty years that she should in her last illness direct that the an- nual Southern Relief ball should not be abandoned because of her health. This fact makes doubly sure the success of the ball February 7, and operations for its entire success are being carried on at 1924 T street . by Mrs. Bates Warren, vice president. EX~SERVICE men, patients at Mount Alto, Garfield, Providence and Casualty hospitals who are still suffering the effects of war will benefit by the two presentations of “Kismet,” with Otis Skinner as the star, to be given at Crandall’'s Knickerbocker Theater Wednesday after- noon, when the handiwork of the men will be on exhibition and sale. A number of charming girls will serve as ushers at both performances, while the entire entertainment is under the direction of the George Baldwin McCoy unit of the American Women's Legion. * < > prominent in society. Mr. Notes of Diplomatic Prtmer “have. as. their house over the week end the latter's nieces, 1 | Miss_Virginia Bartlett of Baltimore And Cabinet people‘ and Miss Mary Dixon Norris of East. The ambassador of Chile and Senora | on, Md. Mrs. Palmer will not be a X but de Mathieu will entertain at a dance | Ce b W L ey 2t the embassy Tuesday, January 18. Senora de Mathieu will be at home Fridays in January and February. Mme. Peter, wife of the minister ! from Switzerland. will receive mnext Friday. at 2622 16th street. The minister from the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and Mme. Grouitch will have as their guest next week Miss | Vota Vosnitch of Serbia, who spent a fortnight with them recently. Miss Vosnitch visited in New York after |she was the guest in Buffalo of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Walter H. Schoellkopf, and ;will arrive in Washipgton tomorrow. The ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartier have issued cards for a_musical at the embassy, the even- ing of Janvary 28 at 10 o'cl Baroness de Cartier, wife of the Bel- gian ambassador; Mrs. Baker, wife of the Secrewary of War: Princess Lubo- mirska, wife of the minister from Poland; Mrs. Michael F. Phelan, wife of the representative from Massa- chusetts; Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan, Mrs. Thomas H. Carter and Mrs. Paul Bleyden wiil be among the patron- esses for the annual dance of the Washington Chapter of Trinity Col- lege alumnae, which will be given on Friday, February 4, in_the ballroom of the Willard. Mrs. Fenton Brad- ford is chairman of the ball commit- tee, and is assisted by Miss Dorothy lahan, in charge of supper ar- ngements; and Miss Meriam Loughlan. in charg of music: Mrs. Vindent Toomey and Miss Florence Leonard, in charge of tickets; Miss Catherine Cowles, #nd Miss Adelaide Makens in char V. | Senorita Panchito Joubert has join- | ed her parents, the minister from the Dominican republic, and Senora de Joubert, at the legation, at 1631 Mas. sachusetts avenue. Mme. de Cespedes, wife of the min- ister of Cuba, will be at home the thitd and fourth Fridays in January and February, at the legation, 2630 16th street. The new minister from Nicaragua, Dr. Alejandre Cesar. and Senora de Cesar have takien an apartment at 2400 16th street for the winter. The charge d'affaires of the Neth- erlands legation. Jonkheer W. H. de { Beaufort, has sailed from Holland for ew York, and will arrive there next ! week and come direct to Washington. and Miss Helen Riordan, incidentals. Mr. R. Leslie Craigie is the charge d’'affaires of the British embassy, in the absence of the ambassador, Sir Auckland Geddes, who sailed from New York yesterday on the S. S. Kai- serin Auguste for England, where he their guests will include members of has been called at the request of his the cabinet, diplomats and others' majesty King George to confer with et A St e ) The Attorney General and Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer have invitations out for a reception Thursday afternoon, 20, from 5 to 7. in honor of the United States ambassador to Ja- pan and Mrs. Roland S. Morris, when Thrift-women~ -KNOW that which you buy! After 45 years’ intensive study and intimate cage of every worthy make of sewing machine, we have accepted the exclusive agency of THE STANDARD—unconditionally the best value known in all the me. Standard Sew Machine The only machine having—combined— Chain and Lock Stitch 813 Have us point out 12 points of SUPERIORITY to other machines. A Gfetime of satisfaction @nd oux bonocable gnarantee, and Mrs. ! guests in New York for the week end, and will return on Tuesday. They went over to act as joint hosts with the Netherlands chamber of commerce, at ir the reception on Friday evening, the Hotel Astor, in honor of Mrs. Wi lem Mengelberg of Holland, who is making a visit in this country. He has been the “guest conductor” at one or two of the recent symphony con- certs in New York since his arrival. Jonkheer W. H. de Beaufort, coun- selor of the legation, who h been in Holland on leave of absence since early winter, is expected to arrive in New York on Wednesda: d will come direct to Washington to ume his duties as charge d'affaires of the legation. The military attache of the Swedish legation and Countess Bonde will re- turn to Washington the latter part of this month. They have been in their home in Sweden since the latter part of November on a leave of absence. Hoover Rag Doll Dance On February 2 to Be Many unique attempts, more, or less successful, have been made by seciety | Hoover and his 3,510,000 starving chil- dren in central and eastern Europe, but the plans under way by a group of prominent Washington ladies to give a Hoover rag doll dance at the Wardman Park Hotel on the night of Wednesday, February 2, promises to be one of the successful social and financial featurts now to help these little sufferers, as well as one of the most noteworthy gather- ings of society this winter. It {s proposed to furnish each fair guest who attends with a rag doll as a memento and constant reminder that !she has saved the life of one child in | Europe. Buffet refreshments will be | served during the dancing and several innovations will be introduced the evening for the entertainment of the throng. The list of patrone: will be an- names of the most prominent women in the District, who not only will lend their trict, who not only will name to the functign but will give their support to the cause. The en- tire prooceeds will be turned over to the Washington committee of the European Relief Council | Patronized l':y Society‘ women in other cities to ald Herbert | of the campaign being conducted here! during | lend their | _— A] MpsRoscot CBULMER, g Vho has returned to her home here after a visit in *¢ New York,, RARRIS-EWIN PwoOYTOos. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Are Dinner Party Hosts Mrs. Walter McLallan, Mrs. P. M. Foley and Gen. Pershing Among Those Asked to Meet Justice McReynolds. The Vice President and Mrs. Mar- shall entertained a large dinner com- pany in the presidential suite at the New Willard last night in compliment to Mr. Justice McReynolds. Mrs. Walter McLallan, ¢vho is the guest of etary and Mrs. Meredith, and Mrs. M. Foley of Terre Haute, Ind., spending some weeks at the Hotel La Fayette, and Gen. Pershing were of the company. Mrs. Marshall will observe her regu- lar afternoon at home. guests will include the members of the Virginia delegation in Congress and their wives. The acting secretary of state and ambassador of France and Mme. Jus- serand. They will also ‘entertain a dinner company on February 12. Mr. John B. Henderson will entertain a_distinguished party of scientists at dinner Wednesday evening, all of whom were delegates to the scientific conven- tion held in Honolulu last summer, at which the host was also a delegate. A program of Hawailan music and songs will be features of the dinner. Mrs. John B. Henderson will entertain a small company at dinner today, one of the series of informal hospitalities she is'giving throughout the season. Mrs. T. Septimus Austin: entertained at a dinner of fourteen covers last even- ing for her daughter, Miss Madeleine | Austin, and the party later went to| the Govin dance. | Lieut. and Mrs. Victor Edoyard Isaacs entertained at dinner last night in their | quarters at the navy yard for Senator and Mrs. Miles Poindexter, their other guests including Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Raby and Capt. Riggs. They later toak the entire party to the dance at the ma- rine barracks. Mrs. Bainbridge Colby, wife of the ecretary of State, entertained at dinner last night, having as_guests the ambassador of Chile and Mme. Mathieu, the ambassador of Argen- tina and Mme. Le Breton, the ambas- sador of Belgium and Baroness de rtier, the ambassador of Brazil, Mr. de Alen Lady Geddes, the minister of Cuba and Mme. de Cespedes, the minister of Poland and Princess Lubo- mirska, the acting secretary of state and Mrs. Norman H. Davis, Mrs. David Franklin Houston, the Secre- tary of the Interior, Judge John Bar- ton Payne; Mr. Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Delano_Robbins, ‘Mrs. Charles Wet- more, Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh, Mr. Kimball and Miss Colby. g Senator and Mrs. John B. Kendrick will entertain a dinner company February 3 in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. John B. Kendrick will enter- tain’a luncheon party Tuesday, Janu- Dr. and Mrs. John Ryan Devereux en- of Miss Helen Tucker and Mr. Eliphalet Andrews," jr., whose engagement was | announced 'a short time ago. The other | guests included Col. and Mrs. Charles ! Cowles Tucker, Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews, | ary 18, for her debutante daughter, |the assistant secretary of war, Mr. Wil- ' |Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick, havingiliam R. Williams: Mrs. A. J. O'Reilly the latt young friends as guests.{Miss Marcia Chapin, Miss Katharing Senator and Mrs. Kendrick will also | Beach, Miss Anne Dulany, Miss Del ntertain a company of young folk | phine Heyl, Mr. William Tayloe, Mr. |at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club Saturday, January rant, Mr. Thomas Hume, and Mr. Josepl e F. 8 Devereux and Mr. John Ryan | Representative and Mrs. James P.| Devereux, jr., sons of the hosts. | Woods of Virginia will entertain at a buffet supper this evening in their apartment at the Highlands, given in honor of their house guest, Mrs. Tred- way Gravely of Danville, Va., when their The Vice President and Mrs. Mar- shall will be the guests of honor at a dinnerwhich Mrs. Henry F. Dimack will give February 7. Mrs. Dimock omen’s 4L S. S 310~ J Ungquestionably the Season’s Most Important Sale of ' High and Low Shoes Reduced from 37, $10 8 $12 Very Special . The High Shoes—814-inch Black Kid, Tan Rus- French heels. The Low Shoes—Gunmetal Oxfords, with mili- tary heels; Patent Pumps, with Louis heels; Gun- metal Pumps, with Cuban heels; Kid and Patent Oxfords, with Louis and Cuban heels. ATl sizes in both high and low shoes, but not all sixes in each model. This sals of shoes at $4.85 is only oms of mads CO. 312 SEVENTH STREET |Will be hostess at a dinner on Feb- Miss KaTHLEEN KELLY. of Dublin,Ireland,sister and guest ofMrs John Joyde Broderick of the British Embassy. ruary 2 for the charge d'affaires of the Italian embassy and Signora Brambilla, who will return to Rome shortly after the arrival here of the British minister to Cuba, who will arrive in Washington tomorrow, to be the guest of Signor and Signora Brambilla until Wednesday, will be the guest of honor at a dinner to be s GEANT,‘J-». Vhois taking an active part in :ociety;_') Board of Lady Visitors Of Children's Hospital tertained at dinner last evening in honor | | new ambassador. ;lso be a dinner hostess on January rs. Dimock will | given by her hosts tomorrow evening. uAt Home“ TOmOl’l’O‘« Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed of Missouri have also issued invitations for a digner in honor of the Vice Among the out of town who o jcl " . e O e T o | President and Mrs. Marshall, and will | Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke M Vice President and Mra. Marshall will | entertain their lage company of | Alanson Houghton. Mrs. Gary Gra entertain at the New Willard Hotel Saturday night Mrs. A. A. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. A. Jamison, all of New York. The charge d'affaires of the Italian embassy and Signora Brambilia will be hosts at luncheon today at their residence, 2725 Q street, when _their j guests will 4 Slater, Representative and Mrs. John g Jacob Rogers, the minister and coun- Mrs. Norman H. Davis will entertain | selor of the Polish legation and Mme. at dinner February 4 in honor of the | Pulaski, Mr. John B. Henderson and Capt. Jean F. J. E. Rigal French embassy. Senator and Mrs. Joseph I France of Maryland have sent out invitations for a dinner in the presidential suite at the New Willard in honor of the Vice President and-Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. - John Allan Dougherty will entertain at luncheon tomorrow. in honor of Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall. Later in the afternoon Mrs. Marshall will be the gnest of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh at the concert. " The, Hon. Mrs. Erskine, wife pf the Archibald_Randolph, Mr. Maxwell Du- | f guests at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Sanford Taylor Is Hostess at a Tea Mrs. Sanford Taylor entertained the | 5"°% members of the hospital branch of | VAt*d- the Sunshine and Community Society |, a1 ta and their friends at an attractive tea “oc on Thursday afternoon at dence of Mrs. Harry O..Cutting, |19 their donations 18th street. The house was beauti- | All who visit the -hospital fully decorated for the occasion. | persona \Jr ksgurwd ‘h:nax'l'h;hr s : ous wards and rooms. an nspec Mrs. Taylor, who is president of the | jon tour will be made interesting b: branch, welcomed her guests wearing | a_ visual demoustration of how a handsome gown of brocade and |officials are ta are of the sic e & | little ones of Washington. silver and was assisted by Mrs. Cut- | "mje hospital has never been in bet ting, wearing a becoming model of |ter physical condition in years, blue satin made on straight line: |the ladies’ board naturally takes Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Hatcher as- pride in showing to those who are i* sisted at the tea tabl |terested in the welfare of the tin There was a large assemblage pres- | patients the marked advance tho ent, comfortably filling the hospita- (has been made since it was enablc ble house. to make the essential impfovement: son, Miss Bertha H. Looker and Mrs Randolph Mason of the board of lud: visitors of Children’s Hospital wil be in the receiving line at the insti tution tomorrow afternoon for th second “at home” to be held ther |since the hospital was recently ren will . be Judge and include Mrs. E. H. of the prior affair led ti vent a month of the t on |} SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER PIANOS EMMONS- 8. SMITB &CQ ashington's th and G Streets a&wwm Weber Duo-Art Pianolas Aeolian Vocalions - Wonderful Lot of $1 & $1.25 ANNUAL JANUARY - PIANO SALE You Can Buy a Mag- nificent Instrument at a Reasonable Price . TThis sale includes-fine- Pianos, Player-Pianos and Phonographs that were taken in exchange during our great Christmas selling. To make the sale doubly interesting we have included all Demonstration Player-Pianos and Phonographs which have been in use in our store. ‘We mention.three items to give an idea of the values: Including Baby Grand Player Pianos, Boeston $600 | | fem...... $350 | erom: Upright Pianos. ly spend their money—an instru- * - ment. of enduring beauty to cherish and give a prominent « A'.fler!ulbtdl’h«wgnphsinthh$60 % great January Sale priced at. . $125 AR TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE . = Come In nd Bear THE NEW 0. J. DEMOLL & C0. PLAYER-PIANO A magnificent instrument in every sense of the word— place in your home. Its tong gnd action is all that you $55 defi?m'ed!wuabyfllewmm.owaYork. W S w manufacturers of musical instruments in the ‘Promenade Concert Tuesday, January 18, at 4:30 o’Clock ~ - . By Ray Miller (the Melody King), and His e o4 : . BLACK AND WHITE MELODY BOYS . i the product of many years of piano building—a player piano 4 Terms ‘$50.00 Down; Balance in 24 Monthly Payments i Featured With ED. WYNN’S CARNIVAL, Now Playing: at National -Theater - built for those who wisel; BARGAINS IN PHONOGRAP! i AT OUR