Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1921, Page 39

SOCIETY THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FEBRUARY 20, 1921—PART 2. SOCTETY nv s, ([ GOOBGGGGEG66556 5506 66606t BN o oLha05505 Baoocenbnonaeanant (X AN 2N %, @‘ oo (Q r :;\T Crepe de Chine \\zf G | Envelope 6 = Chemise Nk _ b4 ae | $1.98 714 SEVENTH ST., NW. 198 | & s o= %% On the Threshold of a New Season It Is a Great a9 2 ARS——| e Privilege to Offer the Women of Washington e e l?n-‘:rr';:' - C‘.‘W@« phries, kY. \\ Golden Cream Cheese. z&; Y Mix one cup of grated cheese, one | C=20> &) s.! tablespoontul "of cormstarch. one-half <?f‘-‘ e s nd mustard ) ) -{and a little cayenne pepper. Add 280 4 e four teaspoonfuls of butter and four | e 0% s | tablespoonfuls of milk. Beat until A smooth and cook over hot wate ) v until well blended and creamy, whi will be in about ten minut 11 .;-_;::u;;f::zx y = )] - Made to Retail up to $29.75 Taffetas Satins Tricolettes Price is not the only unusual thing about this collection of new les B. Swan have p to New York city. Mrs. Ella Nalls of Elmore, A%, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. C. Nalls, on Duke streot Miss Clara Shumate of Washington was the week end guest of her cousin, Miss Ida Goodloe, in Mr. Richard L. And ton University Ser aunt, Mr. rince’street. Nirs. Walter Woodfin Pip- turned from their wedding has returned v Finnegan == . n of Trenton, \\ lth‘n. 24 }I')urs guest of her We Will Joseph AL parents, Mr. Peake. Mrs. F. J. Da n and small Son of Washing! ent the week end with her paren ir. and Mrs. G. W. Henderson, in Rosemont. . i Personal Note;s. ] Mr. and Mrs. Sol Morris, 1448 New- (7 ton street northwest, will be at home Spring Dresses. The frocks themselves are unusual—each one of St e o e irreproachable quality and workmanship—a perfect example of what 4. tieth wedding anniversarz. - Skirt youth and beauty demand for spring. Newest models in shades of :7" A ;,n{ moro spent last week with Ter par-|| work Cailed for and Delivered navy, brown, copen, taupe, pearl gray. henna. etc. — styles fea- D et ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlnster. = 1 = Mr. and Mrs. y C. Kaufman | and daughter Virginia leave today for Atlantic City to spend a weéek at The Breakers. turing the striking eyelet embroidery effects, ruffles edged with sil- ver, dashing apron and tunic effects, richly embroidered panels— ever so many style touches that are strikingly novel and charming. A dance by the Sigma Kappa Mu Sorority was given Wednesday night at the Hotel Arlington. Fifteen cou- ples were in the pa evening a buffet Among the gue: v and during the upper was served. were the Misses | — Charming New Spring Dresses of Navy Serge, $9.98 Josephine Ney, Jeanette Baer, Babette i Hopfenmaier; Abbie King, Hilda King, Adeline Kormzn Jeanette Baer, Nor- ma Blum; and Walter Nordlinger, Irv- ing Baum, Willard Goldheim, Morti- :},\_‘.}kx:ing, Jerome Saks and Mauriee NOTICE Mrs. L Meyer, who was the New Tricotine Spring Suits You may choose these lovely new suits in box, high-waist or ripple-back styles, mh]) adorned with flat silk braid or embroidery, handsomely trimmed with buttons and with the newest lapel, mannish roll or long pointed collars SILK LINED, splen- didly tailored; cut to fit with utter pcrffi-ction—- and for beauty and sterling worth. Made to retail L at $60.00. On sale tomorrow at................ guest of parents, Mr. and Mrs. S left Wednesday for St.| join her husband before | to her home in Birming- BACHRACH Hat Renovator Formerly 735 12th St. N.W. NOW LOCATED At Their New Store 733 11th St. N.W. Between G and H Sts. ry Strauss of Baltimore st of her parents, Mr. and | during the week. | Afterncon Bridge Club | ained at luncheon and| week by Mrs. Samuel J. e Arlington Hotel. thal left Tuesday to nd_daughter-in-law, Dunbar Rosenthal, in er Hemerdinger, who vis- fted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AL Luchs of Kenyon street, has returned to_her home in New York ci Mrs. Adolph Weyl, who spending a week at the Bre: You are cordially invited to . e Every Winter Suit in the House—Sacrificed S e, Renoraton I Suits That Sold a Month ‘Ago for as High as $45.00 ernoon Bridge Wl 733 11¢h S N.w :@‘5 | = For this remarkably low price (less than the Don’t fail to inspect this beautiful lot of j @ actual cost of material) you have choice of all $ 9 8 garments. They're silk lined, some magnifi- | ‘@L\ our remaining high-grade suits of Tricotine, ® cently trimmed with braid or embroidery. Col- Friday at lunche she entertained t| Kaufman of | their guests Aarons and | York: venty boyu from ced hospital Monday in | e temple. Harold Kaufman leave c city to spend some the Walter the vestry of time at the ke i ors are navy, brown, reindeer, copenhagen and g ) 2 e Velours, Serges and Silvertone. Many in @@ black. 3 ‘@@ weights suitable for early spring wear. Any Woman’s Coat in the House—Plush or Cloth Salt’s Plush and other good makes of plush; $ I ; ® ; 5 In various lengths developed of the highest grade Miss Permeal French to Be Club's Honor Guest | Miss Permeal French, dean of wom- en of the University of Idaho. will be Twenty-five Cents Pearlman’s ! Book Shop @@ s | 933 G St. N.W. Open Evenings I@ & - G5 also Baffin Seal; silk lined with self and Fur Collars matenals., plain and {aueySilined § B InioReoN, 3 and save for next season. Remember, you have a lot of Australian Opossum or Raccoon. Former values, of cold weather ahead of you for the balance of the $39.50 and $49.50. Practically all sizes. winter. Values up to $39.50. Quality Style Service Spring Hats of Rare Loveliness 1y new creations in Odds and Ends New Spring Skirts | Georgette and Crepe From a famous skirtmaker, cut on the new de Chine Waists i f 1 and approved lines—developed of wool | gy 9500 Values e R & 200 Blouses of fine quality geor- extra sizes. Three surprise prices. A wide [ sette and crepe de chine in mostly odds selection of colorful patterns. and ends in a variety 27772277 0770 mkmkumumpmsmpggg0n Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses A limited number of garments to close 98 out tomorrow at the ridiculous price of . 222777022 % mery — smart wear; charm- for dress occa- sions. O’Connell Hats are al s becomingly smart and reasonably priced. O Connell’s FORMBELY STIEBEL'S, Established 1885 607 Thirteenth Street N.W, mg st Z /} N ) .'@.@@@ [ jocku Jo fo ] ] . @@.ll |G 66 GG G 6 G G 6 \ Mourning Millinery g ‘Speclaity.