Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 8

Lawrence Hewna nd There will be sics and to the offices of the directors m\- Lady Mackenzie has at di ch ) o ey SOCIETY ; THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1921 SOCIETY St e SR Re L e 3R VR B “RAPLOWITZiws. S@@fl@fi;y = Dr. and Mrs. P white, who are HE Vice President and Mrs. Cr Marshall will be guests of 53 * PRESENT - Rt s ieuntion, with dancing. this evening of the '((mkrn ssional Club. Mrs. Charles B. Ward, president of the club, will re- \ ceive with the \u,e lr.«uhm and Y |hz_ m.mh of the lmur:l which (‘mlulhw Mrs. .I - onth will ompanie d Mr. and Mre .vohn \\ n H Sottl Will have @ company to m them, " MORNING FROCKS T A Eeb IS !u',:: S DINNER AND EVENING GOWNS || o ; TAILORED SUITS R R C For style, quality and w price, inspect R Hemstitching L O ZIRKIN FURS At 1303 F Street & Crouch& Fitzgerald g | % er Wyoming avenue Pecot Edging | 1mportant Lenten rarticx. Plaitin. i TAILORED DRESSES ahe ool s A Cloth Coats and Suit Fine Luggage Leng iluncheon Yosterday at the o Models Below Cost P magg sy Buttons Made SPORT ATTIRE \‘B“n: ‘;“1",‘"“1;?,; i “Naiting o' ¢ thian w0l y to Order ml Mrs. Henry 1a S H. ZIRKIN S e ate 1 Qulck arrvic: oder: Est. 1885 821 14th St. || prices —work uarandecd 7 I E Cunninghamdy Co. 7 Proving That Distinction Can Be Buiit w Suits for Spring - Extremely Low Price of One glance at this new show- ing of Spring Suits and you J will be convinced of “The Per- Specially created for those seeking smart clothes fO‘l' the various - WINTER RESORTS {auith, with leivar tess. who the attac a1 Tilmont Collections . pre-eminently typifying the Cle d | Raiph Hills and M uncomparable charm of Kap/awitz clothes R y¥8, second secretary of the em- Youthful—Dijstinctive—Refined Alfonsa | ador of the hosts at reception yesterday afternoon in apartment at Wardman Park I kl z Adjacent to The Rialto the second and the last of the 721 Ninth Street N.W. < will be the guest of r company to be en- | t by Senora de Pezet, one of th charming hostesses in the diplo corps, received in a French gow Pompeiian crepe. Sh ed thn shorfi~si~~e Advance i 608 TO 614 ELEVENTH ST. Advertising Presentation Facts—Only NG~ fund h many The pa.lrl)m 58 s of many wom- York society, nment committee t one. and the entert also is an import The newly ety. Up. al here the Erince aud Princess Ebasco ol g0 to Wardman Park Hotel, where they will make their home for the present. fection of Y outhful Elegance” upholding our reputation for better merchandise at popular prices. Every suit is teeming with style and quality, yet priced to meet the prevailing demand for lower prices. The counselor of the French em- bassy, Prince de Bearn, entertained at dinner last evening, when his guests were Mrs. Richard H. Townsend, Mrs. eld ss Lloveras, Miss Commander E. N. aval attache of the Commander Jean F. 3 Y vergne of the French military mis- sion and M. Hubert Guerin, attache of the embassy. Prince de Bearn will be host at din- ner Monday evening, February 7, in honor of the charge d'affaires of ‘the Italian embassy and Signora ‘Bram- billa. Signor Brambilla and Prince de Bearn served their countries in China at the same time. 777 7 The third secretary of the Italtan embassy and Signora Geisser Celesia di Vegliasco will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of the charge d'affaires of the Italian embassy and Signora Brambilla. Signor and Signora Celesia di Ve- glaisco will ber hosts at a small lunch- eon Saturday at their residence, 2168 Florida avenue. 7 Exquisite New Spring Dresses After weeks of preparation we are ‘ prepared to assemble them at this i marvelous low Sale Price Tuesday--- ° ; Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond {“1” entertain a company of young people at dinner this evening in honor of Miss Katharine Mackay of New York, who is the guest of Mr. a; The Connecticut Avenue Shop 1209 Conn. Ave. N.W. Tricotine Suits There is such a refinedly dressiness to Tricotine that it’s little wonder fashion is giving it a first place in favor for spring. A price that is as instantly appealing as is their wonderful styling. Clearance Before Stock Taking No winter gar- ments will be car- ried over—hence these drastic re- ductions. Sizes for Both Women and Misses Artistically Designed of Fine Quality “Taffeta” No other fabric seems to express the fresh- And these Suits we have gathered in this assort- ment have been so distinctively designed —and so expressively embellished — that they will win your favor on their artistic and intrinsic merits—quite as decidedly as for the price advantage which is the feature— 7777777777777 Dance and Evening Frocks —that sold up to $115. Sizes 16, 18 and 36 only. $55 fternoon Dresses| 2 ness of Spring so well as crisp, fluffy Taffeta, and never were dresses fashioned in this material more popular than the coming WV T O y W W W 3 NP N | W S,V 7 i 4 a,,f,’fhfi’;f;;: Mow- Spring season. There is something new I{-{:::E;y{;:%i about each model — their distinctive trim- to $150. ming touchs, the new colorings and many $75 other features which make them the most s charming frocks we have displayed for some time. Make your selections early while assortments are best. Other Suits—in Tricotine and contemporaneous A Small Lot of Weaves—from $39.75 to $250.00. Winter Suits sl;;;hatsf:ld up ;o $45 7 | NN, 72227