Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1921, Page 8

SOCIETY | 8 SOCIETY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT Senora de Mathleu, Mrs. thlon Pit- - [o) ney, the assistant secrefary of the Navy and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury, { Representative and Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bullard, Mr. Parker Gilbert and Count de Salis. ’ b Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads- o a e v - I ELEARRL LR LR AL SSESSBRLSS LSS RA LKL, Mrs. Coon’s Prescription ; i % | o 3 th klll worth, jr., entertained at dinner last 1600 Sixteenth St. for cleansing the s t evening preceding the valentine ball | 920, . P at the marine barracks, to whic! ey o | w.:':n’..:.s: oo —keeping the pores fi:ee. of all ® HE President and Mrs. Wilson fook their guests later. Those in the | | Dear Mrs. Coon: accumulations from within and :‘ were joined at the White = - party w"iershcolr.“'shhu:iwn&d hc‘r;:;.:l;; 1 hope that you = . & House today by Miss Mar-| Fi « ¢ - o aj. and Mrs. char i i are going to ar- without—is her b : Maj. and Mrs. Hawkins, Col. John R. ® ° | * garet Wilson, who will re- 5 Procter, Col. Halstead Dory, Mr. and | | range for your & r, v, &. main for s viait lof everallanys. Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Ars, Man- PetiTimsio: | Absorbent Cleansing the country, for I hould like to be e T . Cream gf‘;ufirsar’l{ij‘lfpfiv\xfi: Benedict Crowell 1508 H STREET, N. W, WASHINGTON, D. C. Dunlap. Mrs. Wadsworth will .go to South- * The ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand will dine this evening with 808 98 I8 98 I8 98 98 98 I8 98 98 98 9B 98 B 98 98 0B OB 8 08 08 08 S 8 00 OB % | the minister of Switzerland*and Mme. | |- boro, Mass., where her Son, Mr. Jerry wherever I go, be- ' | Peter, who will have a notable com- ;2;;",;‘;;’;‘{;5 ;?nd";.ifi“‘;';“gwf;'?,;’;‘;; o - ¢ =i After motoring or exposure to [ [Pany to meet them. a week.” mn acts ut m 'pe :::;.:;l.’ are s the wind and sun, it is most sa;oth- & The ambassador of Japan and Bar- . BThle Pos:muterh General and Mrs. A 1 ~ e = . T Fasi = oness Shidehara will entertain at din- urleson were the honor guests at . : 1 i dis- WS verybeat ing and clarifying. Easily self ap % | ner Tuesday evening, February 22, in | [} . dinner last evening of Mrs. Henry F. A plain carpet, having no 5,.‘“.?";"“"’ design to cover any me to be, plied. One of her five $l 00 | onor_of the Secretary of State and | | B N Dimoci fwho A o my crepancies in weaving or crudities in color, more than any other - = =L, . rs. Colby. aroness ehara wi - Eo X wenty, including Senator an rs. - el specifics for the toilet... % | not receive Fridsy afternoon of this| | QOscar W. Underwood and the minis- floor covering, is compelled to stand absolutely upon the merit e a I | week. ; “Mrs. Dimock will enteriain at din- manufacturer—the high class of materials employed. atrs. cary . For Sale by Altl sn:"’g an % | The new ambassador of Italy; Signor Der again Friday cvening, February of the P nt ores iccl, who arrived in New York a fe i when her guests have been asked . . fact that it is = e Departme! : days ago. will come to Washington tne | | ¢ W meet the Secretary of the Treas- The softness and uniformity of color, and the B “thu end of the week. e third secre ury an rs. Houston. 3 - . ose customaril en, and Prepared by Mrs. N. C. Coon, 1405 Eye Street |« of the embassy. Signor Celosia. who 5 (EEadi crmit st made in widths wider than th d mf Lokt o o o New York late last ev : > S Mrs. Willa acturer. R SRR RRRRRRRARERT %] \Will accompanw. the ambassador o ; ; Saulsbury will entertain at dinner this best effort of the expert dyer and manul = - TR F R RN F NSRRI NIPIFINNRIINSESE % Washington Friday : i evening. Mrs. Saulsbury will not be at home tomorrow afternoon. For rooms where it is desirable to preserve the design interest and beauty of the drapery and furniture fabrics employed, a The Attorney Genergl and Mrs. A. i Mitchell Palmer have ¥s their house « v ] | Mrs. James Carroll Frazer will en- guests Mrs. J. Lawrence Lippincott of i : Riar . S ! k t 7.7! ese Riverton, X. 7. Miss Frances M. White | IR Bl e ompamy a0 innerithis plain carpet of proper texture and color, with its absence of un- . o adelphia and Mrs. William L[ F:0 o . £ 8 5 J e 00 a Hull of Swarthmore, Pa. who are here . . ; e sightly seams, is unexcelled for use in either rug form or as a ¥ to attend the convention of the Na- e e A Py Pri " ol i s L complete floor covering. ' rices : - e - : The Se tary Navy and Mrs. visiting her brother, Mr. Todd. She Py . CC Daniels: will cntertatn ai dinner this will entertain at dinner Sunday, Feb. The qualities mentioned below meet all the exacting demands evening in honor of Admiral Sir Lewis i ruary 27, in honor of the Secretary of 3 FOR BALANCE OF WEEK Bayly of the British navy, who is in State and Mrs. Colby. of a dependable fabric. ST e K e Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davi i1l - guests will number twenty and wi a b r. an rs. Josep! £. Davies w' Corduroy Bath and Lounging Robes include Miss Violet Voysey. niece of | |sail tomorrow on the La France for SEAMLESS CHENILLE CARPET $7.50—Now ... .o o Afl;nlml Fayly‘ members of Congress | & a stay of several months abroad. and naval officials. a e 5 ; $12.50—Now .... Mrs. Daniels attended the luncheon| MISS ELIZABETH JEFFRESS, Mr. and Mrs. J. Macy Willis, who obtainable in ? i ‘,850__"0.” today which the Society of Naval|Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William N.| have been the guests of Col. and Mrs. \ CLebl Sponsors gave following their annual |Jeffress, whose marriage to Capt,|Clarence S. Ridley, have returned to 3, 4.6 9, 12, 15-and 20f00! widths. = . meeting, which was held this morning | Walter F. Van der Hyden, U. S. A., will imore. Mr. and Mrs. 'y , 6, 9y 'y o Co Pajamas 3 their home in Baltimore. ) Negliges, Breakfast Coats, Paj at the Willard. Mrs. Daniels is vice |take place at 5 o'clock this Willis came to Washington in time - at equally large reductions. ”'&?fi;"’s';"mf’:‘;:‘; EE . S | [REE DD G TS for the dinner, which Col. and Mrs. 5 “last n Ridley gave Saturday in honor of o, . . 5 tertained at dinner last evening in novelty in the way of a performance of | G Peyton C. March, U. 8. A. Kayser and Vanity ’:%9',":”"" Sk bonowior the members ofhthel North in b Sy anksWinkio®s by Tony.{ Barges | i wel (o Sl e SEAMLESS ENGLISH CARPETS arolina Society. Their guests at din- [ GCvIVOE 3% Jacir, Caughier. Miss Gor- 1 gt bl : A large assortment of Gossard, Mme. Irene and ger were Sonator Furnifold MeLendel | {90, 00, Thimpson of ‘New otk 5 | Soitand Miss Mona Blodgett, has re- 9, 12 anc 15 foot widths. Betty Way Front-lacing and Back-lacing e o T thue: Lee Slater| number of important dinner parties will | snong s shert time, before returning 2 < Corsets, also Brassieres, at Sohn Hunphrey Smali, Representative | Precede the reception from a visit in Grand Rapids, Mich. e = e - 1 Mitchell Brinson, Representa- vi they e guestd of Mrs. . = 25% reduction. ive ond o Baware Wintae bow | Signor Brambilla, former counselor e e e ar There are various other qlnhd'-lca whicl odm securs Carefull filtea b Retor Representative Charles Manly Sted- |and charge daftaires of tho Italian em-| v ang Mre, Delos A. Blodgett, Jr. widths from 27 inches upward, at very moderate prices. ¢ al our corj man, Representative Hannibal - L. | bassy, spent a day in Washington and. ett has issued invi- 3 = 5 Grzd ate Co i:eti:ra ~ [l Godwein, Representative “and” Mrs [in company with Signor Celesia, lett | Mot Mon® BNECC Sl rday, Feb- All desirable colorings such as taupe, gray, mulberry, mole, duate Co: 3 Zebulor Weaver, Representative Clyde | Washington last night for New York: | (80205 100 R MICReCS ST e etc., are now in stock. N E e oey, Representative Leonidas D. - I 3 LT agont % A g k Help distribute the peak load of business, facilitate the Robinson, assistant secretary of the| Lady Kerr of London, commissioner of | ¢PUtantes of this s Inspection of our stocks will consume but little time—it work of fitters, and obtain more co_llcentr;ted auep‘:l-on to your ;:u;?‘;rfi{.:“ N\Kar:a' fisffi’idp"%fi?{k the Girls' Guides in England, will arrive| Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. WenerI of will prohllrly serve your int ts materially, sndivi ing mornings when possible. . . Mrs. e in Washington tomorrow morning en | Louisi are guests of Mrs. Weller's teres! . individual needs by shopping g Bagley. Miss Bagley and Miss Belle route south. “She will address the’ Girl brother. Mr. Chester De Vries Kratt, & outs tomorrow and the most important | and Miss Kraft at their apartment, in %! - > = o social events for her will be the luncheon | Northbrook Courts, on 16th street. ree deli all ship, ints in the United States Mra. Kendrick a Hostess. with Mrs. Benedict Crowell as hostess| . @ = e e Free delivery to Ping po! Mrs. John B. Kendrick, wife of the | and the tea which Mrs. Frederick Brooke Mrs. Mason lunt has issu nvi- senator from Wyoming, was hostess | will give for her in the afternoon. tations for a luncheon March 1. which < at a luncheon today given in compli- —_ will be given at the Army and Navy ment to Mrs, Edward i:meu Gay, wife| Vander Hyden—Jeffress Wedding. Club ACHIN oL be e B ¢ Senator Gay, and Mrs. Charles B. h series o e > j 1110F Street N.W. o menator Gay, and Jrs, Charies B.| The marriage of Miss Biizabetn | Firies ofIFeE (WnSheots, mECR SIS (Adjoining Columbia Theater) son. William N. Jeffress to Capt. Walter | SPTing season. joun The guests included Mme. Grouitch | . Vander Hyden, U. S. A., will take der W. Smith and Miss t ¥ Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Mrs. Andrieus | siace at St. Alzan Church at 5 o'clock | % Alexander W. Smith _an S = A. Jones. Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs | this afternoon, and, while the ap- Continued on Henry W. Keyes, Miss Alice Page, | pointments have been simply made, | = Mrs. Emmet C. Gudger, Mrs. Robinson | a prettier wedding in the quaint Downey, Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, Mrs. | structure could ‘not have been plan- George Tynor, Mrs. W. J. Hill of Cali- | ned. fornia and Mrs. F. H. Eggleston of The usual decorations of palms and Laramie, Wyo., house guest of the|ferns are in the church and, in addi- hostess. tion, there are vases of carna!lons* K Mrs. Kendrick and Miss Kendrick | on the altar, where Rev. Charles T. will not receive tomorrow, but will| Warner will perform the ceremony. AT L) An ADITORIAL be at home later in the season. The bride will be given away by her The . = the least Mrs. S ife of S e s nt’y:‘luh o, Fo rly 2815 14th St. N. . Mammoth = * 316 vision rs. Spencer, wife of enator Sel- | of navy lué tricotine, with a large 'orme? 3 . N h v . “ ‘mog* 1f you :II::: = den Palmer Spencer of Missouri, will |hat of navy blue georgette and Now Located at % Cloak and ’ 7 per- suspicion our eyes at home tomorrow afternoon f orse-hair braid, with one large an f t]l &' ish” philosophized Y! S 4 to 6 at the Brighton apartment, 2123 | several smaller’ pink roses in the 617 14th St. N. W. Suit L * d A 1y three are mot functioning in a2 jf California street. She will be assisted | trimming. Her corsage bouquet is Cinderella Building, 2nd Floor House - Solomon; nearly wholly - by Dr. Elizabeth B. Reed, recently re- |.of Kilarney roses and lilies of the With a C lete New Stock . thousand years ago, He ormal manner, turned from Palestine, where she was | valley. D e —~ ’ e mnot of physical ceme here at once for an with the Red Cross engaged in war| Attending the bride will be Mrs. |f Tou ace teiured of Che shme eouretuy J° but in that senmse, ti O Kitled work. Ralph Howenstein, who will wear 2| ) ring o examination. Our ski e gown of gray 'and - French-bluc 2 U Ch o= too, the words true to- metri: etect ra. 1. nroot will be at h georgette combined, the hat 4 = | Sg al t Ar th S . Good t is es- OPtO ez d — at the Woodward, 2311 Gonmectormy | entirely of Fremch blue. She will e | e t nusu aracter (] [ Al ey sential for complete happi- correct eye defects and avenue, tomorrow afternoon from 4 to | Wear a corsage bouquet of pink . \ ) | ness and success. protect your vision. d T elock: "°Capt. Ira A. Crump, U. §. A, will Consetve and preserve your sight at its high- Mrs. Owen, wife of Senator Robert | Serve as best man for the bride- (= R N é : m = Let d it £ L‘ Owen, !wlll be at home tomorrow | groom, and the \:shars :lvilnhbo“(:am. = iency. et u: ard it for you. afternoon for the last time until the | Clark Fals, Lieut. Randolph White- | S g ot o :c HEY s e 2 e Easter season. 2 legg, Lieut. Mark Serum and Lieut.|Z 3 il = ——— C. B. Wilson. | i “See ETZ, 1217 Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, wife| The reception following the cere- N { = . G, of the senator from New Jersey, will| mony is for the bridal party and rel- A . :"“"_-) = ;‘ be ?dz homexsr;%nn{fiw afternoon at her nu;e‘s‘,l nnbdh!laltr’:i‘uyl. Var;der Hyden 4 obes Mot Lunn - ee Bet: W, residence, street. ant s bride w! eave for a short s & wedding trip. The bridegroom is ! THAN COST PRICES. : . Senator and Mrs. William M. Calder commanding officer of the Woodbury 1 and see our offer- R ¥ Wwill be hosts at dinner this evening. |ordnance depot, New Jersey, and he ings, & = %) — and his bride will make their tem- SUITS and DRESSES g Mrs. Charles B. Henderson, wife of | porary home there . We are Showing beautitul New Sui enator Henderson, will not be at Sana Dressesmoderately priced — a SO0 1o ot o, aftarius. Colby ‘were Buests at dinner lasi|= Spateed lo give more than one s —_— ‘wear—beca ivel; e Princess Lubomirska will observe |svening of the third assistant Sec- | S and of exceltont materiain . o7 *oied her at home Friday afternoon. retary of state and Mrs. Van S. Merle- | = Your inspection invited, Mrs. Dial, wife of the senator ffom |S™ith:_Thelr other guests included 5 South Carolina, will not receive this ; Thursday, because of iliness, but will be at home Thursday, February 24. b The assistant secretary of the Navy Tvelve-Ten F St and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury will en. tertain at a reception this cvening at Rauscher's, when they will introduce a —_— e notue —In a wealth of new fashions, enhanced by artistic embroidery, beading, buttons and cords. Chic modes with exquisite sashes and fancy vests. The Secretary . ate and Mrs. & Glove Silk Under- d Silk . TELEN CORBINBEL = e @ cHh (h = Dresses $ 1 9 . 9 5 Russian Blouse Bac:k Strictly Tailored Taffetas, Crepes, . Tricoti Butterfly Models . Serges, Eton and Box - Tricolettes, Creations Combinations | |ONYX POINTEX| -—-Every suit in this group- -HOSIERY ing is handsomely tailored &% Special $2fl of high-grade, all-wool 3= at........ ™) materials and beautifully Boys’ All-Wool Navy Blue Serge Middy Suits Excellent quality serge. Some are with long pants $ 95 and many are “Paul e Cope 5 ep - S ] ) ‘i;\t . X ) T S [ o o BlRD 1415 G Street Bouffant Model in Taf- ?:7."";';1';:'»::'& feta,smartlydeveloped along Fi’mlmfiom girlish lines with modified DEEPER DISCOUNTS than ever £ to dispose ickl, ini Basque effect. Navy and|Rudson Seat Coonl? 1 Of jremaining Black. and Odd Furs. A’ paying time to $59.50 | = Jones” make. Very spe- cial at............ Boys’ “Paul Jones” Clever Wash Suits Values up to $7.50, fine quality galatea, gabar- dine or linene in Peter Thompson and middy $ 95 styles. In white or blue ° ) SEE OUR NEW SPRING FURS TEEA (‘lfi Fine Watches Reduced 207 Overstocked for inventory, we are selling all fine Brace- let and Men’s Watches priced at $55 and more at a flat dis- count of 3 Products of standard watch- ¢ h l gL m?kc‘;?& these watches are 2 fu ness of beautiful design. Rarely indeed is it possible ‘to ac- & and other colors. Trim- med in contrasting shades.......ceee.. - 40-inch All-Silk Georggtte - Regular $1.98 and $2.350 grades—A fine grade Silk Georgette in nearly all colors, including Turquoise, American Beauty, . 19 Apricot, Flesh, Scarlet, Yard i :"pr Silver, Peach, Wine, Brown, Gray, Green, Henna, Bisque, Light Blue, Navy, Black and White. 5Zinch All-wool Navy Storm Serge AN 60 cous HE VOICE OF THE SEASON OF “21” ECHOES | g vaiches ‘of such dis i e . P ) : YOUTHFULNESS. . . . IN THIS SHOP ings. B h iy of e et lit silks: exact oo | THERE IS A GLORIOUS ASSEMBLAGE OF i‘lfi?g;iv:::?}%%z:}i:niizs?ér“l’; ::f:n;fln‘li:;”im:f:."::cl"yc;m PONGEE lined of quality K., & | = early, 4s the \quantity is limijted. < - <3 Suits, Dresses, Wraps and Millinery g Speclal_assortment of _ 5 z SILK copies of expensive 1m fi : rit Watches at $21.50, Women’s Pure Silk| Interwoven Hose WAISTS orted models purchased 5 REDOLENT WITH THE SPIRIT OF YOUNG -Hose for Men : p ¢ he hieh 2 WOMANHOOD. ERLEBACHER HAS ACHIEVED A HOvmme Pazs Worth Every Cent of $3 ; ' ¢ the -class oame TOUCH TYPICAL OF THEYOUNGER PERSON WITH | SCHMEDTIE BROS.CQ Excellent e s 2 98 only from 18 n STYLES CREATING YOUTH FOR THE MATRON Ghe Reliable Lewelers fashioned, $1 98 |scription. ° kers . y AND GIRLISH CHARM FOR THE MISS. 4200 G Street.Northwest double heel == |InSilk... .75¢.& SI.ZS ma e i~ ; :.nd * ’:‘ezlx lil:le Black, gray, navy, cer- . = doman and noseity dorae- | In Lisle. ». 0.0, « Distinctive Apparel &{\oderately Priced