Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1921, Page 8

SOCIETY HE visit of the former Gover- nor of Ohio and Mrs. James M. Cox to Washington is the occa- 3 sion for important entertaining. Their hosts, Judge and Mrs. Timo- thy T. Ansberry, gave a beautiful re- ception yesterday afternoon at their (WEDNESDAY ONLY) Our Delicious Pecan or Black Walnut Roll, with Maple, Nougat and Choco- late Centers. Regular Price, $1.00 Pound. Special..... 80‘: 'lbo were among the guests. Mrs. I4r'h & G Sts. N.W. { brown chiffon beaded in gold and ce- so snades, while Mrs. Ansberry wore blue chiffon’ encrusted with crystals. ‘Today, Mrs. Willlam E. Borah, wife entertained Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Ansberry at luncheon {at the Capitol, where Mrs. Cox was | welcomed by many friends among the | senators and representatives. This ening the Secretary of Agriculture jand Mrs. Meredith will entertain at dinner for tlfe governor and "ALL FUR WORK REDUCED Yon can now have your Furs made over eheapls. Winter and be ready Tor th shion plates Just re- ceiv | | “Wednesday Judge and Mrs. Ansberry i will have a group of personal friends of their own as well as of the guests {of honor to meet them at dinner at {the Chevy Chase Club, and Thursday the Attorney General, Mr. Palmer, will entertain at a buffet luncheon for Mr. 1('(\)(, when he will have about fifty | prominent men to meet him. Before i the luncheon Mrs. Palmer will be as- sted in receiving by Mrs. Cox, Mrs. iAtlee Pomerene, wife of the senator |from Ohio. and Mrs. Ansberry. The ‘I.‘idrl’lh' evening Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock will give a stag dinner for i Mr. Cox. F ay, Mrs. Joseph E. | Davies will entertain at a luncheon ORIDA_AV N.W. 20-32 ¥ Forcing Out Fine Furs by Lowering Prices —to the limit. jfor Mrs J0X 2 - e CLA /7774 : s S = = . 16 yoit et 15 e i {n':’on rs. Co: .331 11\1;? A:s:‘yfir::::;l MRS. CLAR| : L L LIl o Lo o tion which marks this disposal as drastic. these before-stock ng Ibe the guests of Mrs. Thomas F.|president of the Dras Le: ’ . . S . bargains, act _quickly. ‘}1‘.‘3;2 in gl:rmt:f::; T: ili)t:lrgver’ls_‘emt Waskington; Usdet Gese :u‘“‘:‘;‘_ Included in this group, though not in all sizes, are The biggest values are {evening a number of newspapermen | IiTCS TROrt PaTe and u ball are fo be Suits of Silvertone, Velour and Goldtone in such desir- going first. friends will entertain at dinner for|{hix evening for the bemefit of the { Mr. Cox. Mrs, Marshall, wife of the vice Presi- dent. will be at home informally to- morrow afternoon, having a few friends to assist her. Mrs. Bainbridge Colby will be at home tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, wife of the | Attorney General, will be at home very informally tomorrow afternoon at her residence, 2132 R street, from 4 to 6. SAKSFUR (o, MANUFACTURERS WHO RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES H 1212 F Street | Mrs. Meredith, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, will be at home in- formally tomorrow afternoon. Women’s Street Gloves Senator and Mrs. Saulsbury will en- tertain at dinner tonight in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall. The Spanish ambassador and Senora | de Riano entertained a company at dinner last evening in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall. Icwers were laid for thirty and among | the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward | S. McKeon of Baltimore, who are spending a few days with the n.mbu-l Isadur and Senora de Riano: The Secretary of War and Mrs. Ba- ker will be the guests of honor et a dinner to be given this evening by Gen. and Mrs. Henry Jervey, at their residence, 1722 Connecticut avenue, when Gen. March will be among their guests. ‘The ambassador of France and Mme. 2 fan embassy and Signora Brambilla, the military attache of the French {embassy and Mme. Collardet, the mili- tary attache of the British embassy, Maj. Gen. H. K. Bethell; Duchess de Richelieu, Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond, ‘Mr. ‘and Mrs. {Frederic Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. Shel- jdon Whitehouse, Mrs. Herbert Ship- iman of New York, daughter of the | hosts, who is their house guest; Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell and Mr. John C. ‘White. skins in the proper shades of tan, brown and gray. - Frederick H. Gillett, wife of peaker, will be at home tomor- row afternoon after 4 o'clock for the last time this season. Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife of Sena- tor Sheppard of Texas will be at home Thursday afternoon at 1620 Massachusetts avenue. Really - — Exceptional -~ | s simee 2. Py cove o * { evening in compliment to Miss Kath- Values arine Mackay, daughter of Mr, CI ence Mackay of New York, who guest of Mrs. Lawrence Townsen The dinner guests numbered twenty- four, and included members of the younger set. About fifty guests joined the party for_the dance which fol- lowed, when Mrs. Lawreice Towns- end received. The ambassador of Argentina and Mme. Le Breton, the ambasssdor Peru and Senora de Pezet, Mme. Riano, and many others from official and resident society, attended the dance. Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell enter- fained at luncheon today in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8. McKeon of Baltimore, who are spending a few days with the Spanish ambassador and Senora de Riano, Covers were lald for fourteen, Miss Ross, the sister of Lady Ged- des, who was her guest at the British embassy for some days, has returned to New Ross, Meyer’s Shops 1331 F St. “The Store With a Smile” E The seccretary of the Ttallan em- bassy, Signor Alessandro Mariani, will for Ttaly about February 10. He has given up his apartment, 1708 T strest, and gons to Atlantic City, whers ho will remain until February 1, when he will return to Washington for a short visit prior O 0 S THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 325, Magi,” by Mrs. Albert Sidney Burl son, wife of the Postmaster General; Thirty well known society leaders will assist Mrs. Field in entertaining the orchestra. Among thoge who 1921. SOCTETY and Mrs. Willlam Deming will pre. ide at the tea table. Mrs. R. H. Jeschke has arrived children propose staying through the! spring. ‘The third of the series of morning Madame Berthier French 1st Class Dressmaker. will occupy boxes and orchestra stalls |from Paris Island, where Lieut. With the best experieoce. Will be “Eugenically S| a) the concert are Mrs. Marshall |Jeschke has been stationed and will | lectures under the auspices of the established at 1824 15th Bt N. W. 2 Fleld, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, |spend several weeks with her par- Phone North 6588 - Goodman, and Roi Cooper McGrue. Among others who will be in the cast will be Mrs. Paul de Hoff Reed, Miss Dorothy Dennett and Miss Nancy Gordon Jones. The casts have been coached by Mrs. ‘William Channing Johnson. Dancing will follow the play: Mrs. Owen F. Roberts was hostess at a delightful luncheon for young people today given in compliment to Miss_Antoinette Graves, who is visit- ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. The guests included Miss Eliza- beth Connolly of New York, who is the Hamlin and Miss Beatrice Beck, and Mr. hostess, Mr. Harvey Coleman, who is a student at Yale. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts have taken the residence of Mrs. John R. Williams, 2929 Massachusetts avenue, and they are interesting additions to Wash- ington society. They have a home in Connecticut and_ are also widely known in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman will entertain at dinner at the Cate St. Marks this evening in honor of Miss Rosalind Wright. They will take their guests later to the benefit per- formances of the Drama League at the Hotel Washington for the benefit of the fund for Near East Relief. Mrs. Field to Entertain. Mrs. Marshall Field will entertain it a buffet luncheon Thursday at 1 o'clock in her home, 2600 16th street, n honor of the members of the Chi- cago Orchestra and its conductor, Frederick Stocl Prihoda, linist, who will be the the orchestra at the National Thurs- day afternoon, also will be a guest. Near East Relief. There will be dancing from 10 to 1 o’clock. tive Nicholas Longworth, will return to Washington on Thursday from New York, where she has gone to see Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, sr., sail for Europe tomorrow, Mrs. John Hays Hammond enter- tained at luncheon today, when her guests included Senora de Pezet, Mrs Robert L. Owen, Mrs. S lips, Mrs B. Elkin , Mrs. Charles s Biddle and Mrs. Huntington Williams of Balt house guest of the hostess. were laid for twenty-si Mrs. Cromwell Brooks was hostess at a dinner party last evening, and later went on with her guests to the dance given by Senator James D. Phelan. < Those in _the party included Mr. and Mrs. Jules Henri de Sibour, Mrs. Graf- ton Minot, Miss Gladys Hinckley, Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer, Miss Isabelle May, Miss Lota Robinson, Senator Walter E. Edge, Maj. Gen. George O. Squier, Col. William E. Horton, Col. John G. Quekemeyer, Lieut. Snyder and Mr. John B. Henderson, jr. Mrs. U. S. Grant, jr., is entertain- ing at a tea this afternoon at her residence on 16th street, when she will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Louis Hertle of Gunston Hall, Va, formance which the Drama League will give this evening in the Salon des Nations of the Hotel Washing- ton in aid of the fund for the Near Egst Rellef will include Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Theodore W. Xoyes, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mra Rafael R. Govin, Mrs. Victor Kauffs mann, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs, Clarence Crittenden Calhoun, Mrs. Cummings Jones, Mrs. George D. Hope and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, There will be four plays presented, beginning at 8:30, “The G C For style, quality and w price, inspect R | e O ZIRKIN FURS A Cloth Coats and Suit_ Models Below Cost “P S H. ZIRKIN S Est. 1885 821 14th St. Misses’, Juniors’ $69.50, $78.50, $87.50, MI‘SJCS' Euenfng D’ZSSE.!‘ $49.50, $65, $78.50. Misses’ Coats reduced to $78.50, $87.50 to $125. R .9 5 o s o eranes na e |3t gl of Surion Sall XN Misses” Scarfs reduced to $5, $6.75, $7.50, $8.50, honor Mr. 2nd Mrs. Bdson Bradley |Mrs. Loren Johnson and Mrs. Alexan $10.50 to $15. Their guests were Lady Geddes, Mz |0ck Sharp. Jr. 'The tea table, at which ca F Justice and Mrs. Mahion Pitney, Gen. | ihg, 5oisiants will alternate in presid- | N Gyrls’ Hats reduced to $3, $4.50, $6.75, $8.75, Pershing, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lan- R $10 SO 12 50 15 1 5 sing, the charge d’affaires of the Ital- Boxholders for the benefit per- 4 ’ $ ot 'y $ i $ 8- 0' Girls’ Wool Dresses redu $18.50, $25. I prices, IR esrr: A Special'Pitfi:.h&Sé of This Store Is Closed Saturdays at 1 P.M. FINAL CLEARANCE SALES Decided Reductions on All Misses’ Hats reduced to $2.50, $5, $7.50, $10, $15. Misses’ Suits reduced to $25, $29.50, $35, $45, $55, Misses’ Street and Afternoon Dresses reduced to $15, $25, $37.50, $45, $57.50, $65 to $125. . Girls’ Coats reduced to $10.50, $12.50, $15, $25, $29.50, $35, $45, $57.50, $69.50. Girls' Wash Dresses reduced to $2.95, $3.75,'$5, $7.50, $8.75, $10.50, $12.50, $15, $25. White Dresses suitable for Commencement, Class Day, etc., at very special prices. Also excellent assortments of SCARF SETS, SWEATERS, BATH ROBES, MIDDY BLOUSES, SOX and- Girls’ SILK STOCKINGS, at reduced (Fifth Floor) Mrs. W. J. Boardman, Mrs. Robert W. Bliss, Mrs. Weston P. Chamber- lain, Mrs. Avery Coonley, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. R. R. Hitt, Mrs. F. A. Keep, Mrs. Edward B McLean, Mrs. Constance Minot, Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter, Mrs. Lawrence TOWn- send, Mrs. W. A. Slater, Mrs. B. H. Warder, Dr. and Mrs. Ward Denys, Admirai and Mrs. Capps, Mrs. W. R. Castle, Mrs. E. H. Everett, Mrs. John Gibbons, Miss Hilda Fletcher, Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs. Thomas B. Hutch- inson, Mrs. Beale Howard, Mrs. E. Hamilton, Mrs. James wagen and Mrs. Gilbank Twigg. Mrs. A. J. O'Reilly of New Orleans, who is spending the winter with Dr. and Mrs. Devereux. There will be seventeen tables and the game will be followed by tea, when Mrs. Eliph- alet Andrew: rs. Henry Glassie PAUL 1215 G St. LEBEL Furrier and Ladies’ Tailor AP Furs Down in Price HUDSON SEAL COATS, FRENCH SEAL COATS, SCARFS, STOLES, CHOKERS AT PRACTICALLY HALF PRICE ‘We Make a Specialty of Rebuilding Furs , Girls’ Apparel $95, $115, $125, reduced to $15, $25, $35, $35, $45, $57.50, $69.50, e F . ced to $9.75, $10.50, $15, 10 L A I R S, ents, Dr. and Mrs. Devereux, before (Continued on Ninth Tage.) Joining Lieut. Jeschke at Norfolk. Wwhere he has been ordered for duty. Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, who have been in their Brookline, Mass., home, Weld, through the fall, are expected at White Sulphur Springs to spend a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. G. Bowie Chipman will entertain at dinner this evening. Mrs. Medill McCormick, who came from Palm Beach to meet her hus- band, Semator MoCormick, in N turning _south, where she and her Gentlewomen Its Lofty Quality is at once Distinguished in the garment. Minerva Full-Body Yarn Enjoy our Mr. Reid’s in- struction and see the new creations of yarn in combina- tion with Beads. bili 608 TO 614 The House of Courtesy —intrinsic excellence; —designing genius; —normalized prices. npsborn ELEVENTH ST. Inaugurating the New Season-— Featuring Effects and Values in Tricotine Suits for Spring that will con- vince of three things--- Ertebacher home, on Woodland drive, in their guest of Baroness de Cartier; Miss Ade- [ George il ), 1 o= i s =, honor, when brominent members of line Oxnard, Miss Louise Branch of Rich- | Hampson, Mre_ W, W. Gibson. Mra. | JOIK on M Sreival from Surope, tve-Ten F. diplomatic, official and resident_so- mond, ss Alice Eno, Miss Anna | Stuart Farrar Smith. Mrs. E. J. Stel- | FE8 08 0 CEWF8, - g2me, 00 o er Twelve-Ten X.. : and Mrs. Huston Ellerson, Mr. Breckinridge, Mr. Roy, Mr. — y %Cfl"fl’y e L Turner, Mr. Boeller, Mr.'A. P. Graves| Mrs. J. Ryan Devereux will be Shop {and Mrs. Cox, who received with the of the British embassy, Mr. Larkin |nostess at a bridze party this after- > [Reston s recelvedpe (cne Glazebrook and the son of . the |noon in honor of her sister-in-law, Final Clearance of You will quickly recognize the radical reduc- able colors as Pekin Blue, Henna, Black and Oxford Gray. The Jackets are lined with silk of a quality that one expects with high-grade apparel. Contrasting with recent seasons—and comparing 35 Misses’ and Young Women’s | SUITS (Sizes 14 to 36) Formerly Marked up to $75.00 New Spring Dresses to his departurs for New York. Mr. and Mrs. Rafael R. Gdvin will entertain a small company at dinner | this evening and will take their { Buests later to the ball at the Hotel Washington for the benefit of the ! fund for the Near East Relief, Mrs. Robert Mackenzie will enter- tain at dinner this evewing in honor of her house guests, Mrs, James O, Hasson and Mrs. Richard P. Cattrall of Cleveland, who are making a short visit in_Washington on their way to Palm Beach, where they will spend the remainder of the winter, Cbvers { will be Jaid for twenty-six and Mrs. | Mackensie will take her guests later to the last of the Tuesday evening | dances at the Maison Dupont. 'HIS wouderful new hair tntinz preparation is § pleasiag thousands of wom- en who bad sivem up hope | of ever % 8 satisfac- 10€y etain. You canmot reals il you Uy ‘Browna- Low far_superior 11 old-fashioned Miss Ann Gerdon will have a small company dining informally with her { this evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Littauer will be hosts at dinner this evening. Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmanr will be at me tomorrow afternoon at Alriie, |and also Wednesday, February 2. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller will be hosts at dinner this evening. or their deri Used for nes transformations same for growing hair. A “sampie and booklet wiil be sent you (from manafacturers only) receipt of 11 eents. The last of the seri dances will be given Dupent tonight, and a number of din- iner parties will precede the dance. of supper the Maison ores sell “Tirown o sizes— $00 and $1.0, " ! Mre Longworth, wife of Representa- Preparcd by Furs Exclusively BIRD _ljls G Street January Fur Values Taffetas, Tricotines, Serges, Canton Crepe Wednesday 325 Late Winter Garments Less Than Y2 Price 65 Handsome Suits " Styles and materials al E'uod. ormerly to $98.50. ., 65 Handsome Suits Group of Smart Dresses Tricotines, Silks, Vel- '$80.50 oS b 5] Q.95 3 = Formerly to $45. .. . .- T The finest cloths—awrap and fitted models. Formerly to $110. To Close. ... o2 40 Big Fur-Collar Coats = ==~ —_———— 59 with contemporaneous offerings, we believe you’ll find % convincing evidence of our mastery over conditions and command of production ability—in the display now being made at 50 =64 T¢ hasn’t been pessible before—it needn’t surprise if it Is not generally possible now, The important thing— it is a facthere, = ° e Tricotine in Navy has the unmistakable approval of fashion— and as:interpreted in the Box Coats, the Double Tunic effects; the Flare medels, the Straight-line, both long and short—will be much in demand, Skirts are a trifle more generous in the width, and tailering skill has lavished its taste and talent in braiding and em- broidering with artistic expression, Q ! ' Other Suits—$25.00 to $200.00 —including many new weaves and novelty designs—in a rapidly grewing variety. 8 IO L esenanecwsnannnnntifl] ad ~ Bargains are wortty of your teersa e : in Hudson Seee, siegints o All Other Plush and Cloth Coats, $18.95 to $98— Real ' Seal Coats :;L:::l“zm prior " to . Bargains 2