Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1921, Page 40

Tales of Well Known Folk in Social and Official Life M. William Gasdiner Choate, Ninety, Hopes to| |- 3 Shake Hands for Twenty-ninth Time With a - oty ) S| - New President on March 4—Felicitated ; : Ak Adams. von Lengerke Meyer, who served as 1 3 ¢ the weather clerk i able and furnishes the prand of only reason- peratyfe which is soft. sunny and afl ‘the -epochal events of her |affairs. but he i P rinslike, as it should be on March lifs from Wer reaidence in the capal jaccomplishments and w 7 £ Sile = arding's in- | h her sister, Mrs. Rodgers, who | the great Verdi. 1 vigitor to President Harding's in- | JUf, er siatie, Mrs, Rodgers Shel ] curation will be Willlam GardiDe¥ inet during its four vears existence. | Recelven Coveted Gift. Conn., brother | a of Charles ' kno raiir sate 1ed © ering his a special Calied 1ose- not so well LEiy capab Wiiliam < 5 ble burden { noate pedis it the are con- 4 with M Landd d an internati knowledg. mained the wuthority. b been superscded : derings on the same bject. | Making Homen Attractive. | A new Mayfair has been added to| i the lovely district of r legal ren- | id all up and down the may be vho once ue and ir handsome the Oaks, are : that place agcording to | ned plans ught {rom seme ch Europe. and this Vi)l sood be- ! come one of the m utiful in this region. The Charl, rhy colo. . Hare Lippinert. Mr. Brown. Commander o and Commander and Rohert T. Tin- purch sed the fine cing his onlv ch « built durine the eolden inzton architecture do- and they have | < ntirely in con- formity with the ground-slops and the mansions. with old-fashioned flow- | er beds. unexn-cted fountains and | great masses of venerable box. Will Re Miswed in Georgetown. The recall of Signor Brambilla from the Italian embassy here to the for- cign office in Rome removes an im- | ortant_houschold from oid George- | n. The Brambillas have occupied residence of old world charm and of the have dispensed a hospital same flavor. )\'me. Brambi ughters of the late the two Madame Helena Parisian Modiste i Stylish Dresses, Hyening Gowns and Wraps made on’ short notice. | Latest remodeling. By appoint-| ment. Columbia- 4286.: i 1817 Kalorama Road Tne height of refined ele- gance and wondrous’® warmth © |i are the lovely new fur wraps || we are showing. The styles, quality of the pelts, workmanship, lining—in fact, everything about these handsome much sought after garments in this advan- tageously priced collection defies comparison. Come and see them at least. Genuine Hudson $235.00 Seal Coats, Skunk trimmed .... 36-in. Muskrat Coat, of the finest quality, $ l 50.00 with the very finest lining. fJ(»in.! Béy Seal Coat, pean o> $125.00 Capitol Fur Shop 1208 G St. N.W. Repairing a Specialty. THE VOGUE MODEL SHOPS New Qi it 1417 F STREET N.W. Second fioor. front. Omeped up with a line of new sample garments; also made to order; aiso garments made of your ewn maveriale. - | f i e i Plenty of Yarns Newest and Best Colors Exceptional Exhibit Yarn and Beaded Sweaters (Latest Creation) Knitted Dresses Children’s and Misses Free lessons by compe- tent teschers how to make them. THE EMEROIDERY SHOP MISSES FREUDBERG 827829 11¢h. Street Reex Hew Yeek Avenme . John Quincy tem- | Roos urch from the hands of Bishop | xr"r« in a_class which contvined Coulots ter her father had departed . : Snd biooded stock o the capital. but the romance [ emodeling’ of all ¥ nds an with the re- ened here. The nuptials ceremony ladies’ d"d e ’ uring him he;;'.ns _Ttggcd the Meyer home, in MISS B guaranteed. Moderate charges. and of the twenty- Hamiltén, A Twice since her | Daughter of 2, 14 he hoped to greet~marriage she lived in the capital | Thompwon, ! s FAECmMent 5 Kandel’s Hat Factory, en 3. ~ow, |of her native‘land. g Nt Mbeeny 1826 14TH ST. N.W. Signor. Ricci. the recently appointed ! embassador from Italy, n route to his pos to the largely heredi countrie ympany be > titles are oW1 - law. olectricity ), v - -1 L and earrs handsome priviloges @ plomats “Wy clectricity. | sitiy rl: harmless, have renounced the usuaily cov- mercy of parts - | Guaranteed. Particu'ars free. surname of count. The summary chi fell a victim to the disappoint-| Isis Co.. Sta. F-6, Aun Atbor, Mch, ® SOCIETY. ment of Premier Orlando, because of the award of Fiume in the Versailles treaty, and if one may trust Italian journals, Baron Romana did mot fit into the plans of the present Italian ministry. Italy has possesseq four different ambassadors in the last ten years. a record not exceeded by the South American republics, where the like those of this coun- subject to the pleas- ure of the changing administra- tions. _ Previous to period {Baron Fava r bootleg en years and es. recently rotted, after sked for a a profound that re. envoys, try, are service hers ; 5 ‘trans He hid bec | % |student of Balkan politics under master mind, Cr'spi and he the post of Conatantinoble. : . B | vacant, Signor Ricei, according to i 3 {advanse comment, is not only a bril- ; liant diplomst of vel Postmaster General and s Taft's Secretary of the Navy, the hos- Mrs. Clarise Sears Ramsay. of ceived contirmation in St. John's laine recently rec pring-Rice that velume of poers nd stroy bits which v]m\'n i been collected and had been published hel Reosevelt and Miss Helen ! b le her debut i v spent of . her vears in Austria, Pussia‘and | R n accomplished linguist, | e e ———— Your Old Hat Made New met Signor Brambilla, how- Eilix - Jones was C = regently announced. SEGC A Sl Renowncea Title to Count. 3 K . rémoval of Baron Romana and before | S fl H Rim_ ot e tamented coumt ocons| OUPErIECUS TEARX cals attention to the fact that even | orwths permanently d i 't iToots and all. No chemic who will soon here. belongs increasing number of of monsrchical . nor | THE SUNDAY STAR., JANUARY 16, 1921—PART “2.* SOCIETY privately as gifts for special friends of | the late ambassador. Mrs. Ramsay en- tertained Sir Cecil and Lady Spring- Rice several times In her handsome home, and among other souvenirs presented them with a fine engraving of the painting of this historlc man- sion, by E. L. Henry. Westover, built for Lord Delaware, whose patronymic was West, was designed in its en- tirety by the lllustrious Christopher Wren, and ls, In the opinion of the late poet-diplomat. one of the finest examples extant of his work not only in this country, but compared to the many in London and rural England. A full-page colored. photograph of this Henry plcture of Westover has re- cently ‘appeared in u British art journal, “and thls likewise, accom- panfed ‘Lady Spring-Rice's Inclosure to Mrs. Ramsay. Sir Cecil had pub- lished several books of poetry. and of Persian translation, but the contents of this last are fragments, some of which were printed In Amarican We Will “Wire” Your Home, il Furnish and Install Fixtures . and Lamps Complete On Our Monthly Payment Plan “One” Operation, “One” Firm to Deal With All Work Guaranteed No Inconvenierice—No Dirt The H. I. Scharr Electric Co. ! 739 11th St. N.W. Everything Electrical magazines, and among which are ! those wonderful lines on theSaintGau- | den's statue in Rock Creek cemete Ideal Homes Are Those Where Again Philipsborn Harvests An Opportunity for a A collection of more than 500 of the newest mod- els—ranging from the modestly conservative to the radically smart designs. The wonder is—considering their character and the cost to produce them—that it is possible to place them on sale at such a price— Crepe de Chine Striped and plain. Georgette } Embroidered and lace trimmed. Mignonette With fringe embellishment. French Batiste With real Filet and Irish lace. Satin = At Plain tailored. trimmed; and in every shade that the spring has suggested— Black White Flesk o Bisque Jade China Blue Coral, Aztec Brown Gold Pear] Complete assortment of sizes—but you know the crowds that always attend our Blouse Sales—promptness will be well worth while on this occasion. ‘Startling Blouse Sale! They are both in Over-blouse and Shirt Blouse Deslgns—beautifully The House @ of Courtesy Displaying — and at special feature prices— 25—35—4 The modes are grace itself—with a pronounced trend to the bouffant, and the tier-ruffled skirts—touched by embroidery and tinselling with ar- tistic effectiveness—both original and exclusive, It is a dainty volume with an excel- | 1 lent picture of the author adorning ' i the frontispiece. Mrs. Ramsay l\iil > cleverly restored all that had fallen | C f rt Abo ds__G & into decay about Westover, in the | OMIO] un et a § two-and-a-half centuries since it was | built, A lineal descendant of Lord ! Delaware, or de la Warr, as it was | written in those times, she w born in that sccond Westover which the | 5 nobleman bui't in Somerset county. - n n & : ) Md., and which w inl ever ‘dvnl\l Sold With a Guarantee to Give Satisfaction a réptica of his ancestral home, W S Samerdarshire, Enlan or Money Refunded y s likew a three Mayflower Pilerims, the great e ot ] Elder Browster Richard Sears and Y.‘“’"“‘ S e o ‘;:::2" b Constance Hopkins. M omanac s s SR vl s | in the back and seat and front . Seek Refectory Tables. { covered in soft color tapestry Lively competition exists among, or velour—built for comfort at h ho_age fu ing homes to| sell them at?> Save the middle- ued on Ninth Tage.) sell them at! Save the middle- man’s profit. b H Compare these chairs with ! chairs offered at $65.00 and you will be sure to buy one or more. 3-picce Living Room Over- stufted Suites, made to order. Covered in cither tapestry, velour or Jeatherette. ! $98.00 Up We also specialize in reup- Price, holstering, refinishing, fine cabi- net work, draperies and slip- covers. Mail Orders Filled. o ' | UNITED UPHOLSTERY CO i . Main 1286 [ Upholsterers and Interior Decorators _ 5 | . . R Experts in Electrical Work __lf{ 625 D St. N.W. Main 6674 , s . . P 5 ¥ ey & 5 P a ' New Spring Frocks A charming collection of advance models in a variety reflecting the best designs for the coming season. It-is such offerings as these that are bringing values and prices back to normal under the chap- eronage of Philipsborn aggressiveness— Crepe de Chine Canton Crepe Taffeta Charmeuse Satn - —and Georgette Crepe— - Crepe Meteor New thoughts of fashion are presented—a new standard of value is declared—a new basis of price is established. f & N |5 & ki