Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1921, Page 45

T, 1 & THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 1—PART 2. 13 change in the club constitution will| The Columbian Women of George| The Diatrict of Columbia Chapter of | Bradley, superintendent of child wel- follow the program. Washington Univeraity will meet at|Founders and Patr of Ameriea met | fare, sent report of work done; airo LY 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the law | recently at the home of Mrs. Stephen J.|Mrs, Hall, superintendent of Ameri- Capitol Soclety, Children of the | “CNo0L 1435 street northwest. Tea | Murphy and Mrs. C. A. Kinsley. Mrs. | caniz-tion, reported The retiring fpee el g LU he| will be served. followed by a brief | Margaret G. DeWolf. president, presided. | | rugident, Mre, Benjamin Linebach. and Juniors attended the Gemrss meeting. At 4:45 Dr. Tom | It Was decided to give @ card party the | \ul presinted with a strand of b Thomas Post. No. 11, W. R. C.. at meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Entriken made the presentation in behaif of t post and Mrs. Foltz responde A paper was read by Mrs. Nellie ) ols. and Mrs. J. B. Reed discussed the Why Vot Have Your Old FURS MADE UP FOR EASTER ch- this kind work exclusively. : o ! N 3 Y N 1 = Washi o b s s will give a talk on “Mental|last week in March, and Mrx. I A. St.| {{“behalf of the organization by Mrs. |drink problem. Responses to roti o and satiste 2 heyl| becs ety Hyeiene." The hostesses for the aft- | Clair was appointed chairman Don P. Blaine brousht out reminiscence of France ot meke uw of the good mate the ballots from the members s they | bers of District C. A. R. on the aft-| ernoon will be Mrs. Hobert Turner| Mrs. T. H. Jones read u paper on| " Willard takes littie to make a choker. orage al remsonable prices MARTIN WOLF Two new members Women's City Club—Miss Marie K.|enter the assembly hall. The polls|ernoon of February 22, at Wilson | Sqreo uill B Mrs Robert Tur e | e Bive L Saunders will be hostess at the direc- | Will close at 11:30 in order that the | Normal School. Bartsch and Miss Elizabeih Schafr. Chapter B, P. ¥ g total of twelve Le Cercle des Precieuses Ridic: 3 i v have time to announce | o o, TRty | were elected, mak! o W 32 Florida ave. n.w. * tors' reception this afternoon, 4:20 to | (PIRUIER A% WAV CTE DIrrc the | aacine ap vorping. PATLY was the 5 new members for the year Mre O held its bimenthly meetir < 6 o'clock. Assisting will be Mrs. E.|meeting adjourns. teen members, selec SuesalY Jaixs o Mrs. Palmer as assistant!ge B S Tieac = < o = e g cted by Mrs. Henry | o~ Wednes- s withiBire Balmenray dosbi ot uy K stree Jdeut. Laba . B. Nowman. Miss Margaret Pateh.( ., oo 0 STl e b, AL R [Fenno Sawtelle to represent her 0- | ary afternoon at S00 Columbia road, | DIAtFlet of Columbin ¢ Banter of| hosiens Mrs. Briggs read a paper on | president of the club. and Mm 1415G St 9 N S . o i v i . L ) S 3 ‘) n v o e elen,—) mericanization host and hoste: Mrs. Margaret De Wolf, Mrs. Lena C. lpelq its February meeting at t‘m{ l‘lumu ciety :l::-“fi{;mlrs set (\v;.ls noxx-p\r;sofl- m Mather Lewis. director sav. \r;;::xl “fl“.?\'fl\\" Y .‘..’IL.:.‘..L.. the : = e House ‘J'.;' e | Opposite Keith's Davis, Mrs. George W. Johnston, Miss | of the regent, Mrs. Tonnis Holzbers. Slizabeth Nailor Sawtelle and Mar ision of the Tre: z it ety . el id DR Furs Exclusive! 5 garet Duvall. Janice Burroughs and | on_ “Investments and Securi- | (papter Tueaduy evoning asnisicd by| Continental Chapter. D. A. W nE S brosnsani { < Ethel Lee Lawrence, Mrs. Jennie 0. The l"'Slv‘s?";’_‘*:“(‘_S:f_" S MissiEarsc D R Berliner, Miss Adela L. Heaven and |(ava®s aud WSS CONC ) Jand chari- | Beatrice Aitch Miss Estelle Helman, composing the | ties. Mrs, Edward Tarring was elect-| Virginia Frantz. nominating committee. ‘The Misses, eq delegate to the congress in April. The Julia Wrenn. Jane Barrett and Louise | Those elected as alternat Mrs. Pattison will be in charge of the tea Murph table. Mrs. Annette Abbot Adams.|Redwa Mrs. Mary C. Beach and M, C. 5. Cur- | entertained Monday by Mrs. William | fq tis “ur ©d by M 3 Ly D C T Oing 16 The absence of the president | M1 Moud, Morein, the recout, ure: | Narus. 30 erber and Mrs. John | dre ‘ YOUR SPRING FUR juniors’ set was danced by -;‘"" e (')1_;“’?,";_‘ e T Vi | Whitney were guests of the chupter | e 5 o Bird's_Is the place to choose youb Matthew Trimble Sawtelle and Mary | o 1 0ocond vice president. The par- an- | 2 . ) Easter Furs. A rich selection of Isobel Howard, inedy Watkins and | iamentary law class will meet Friday ization work | Pres. nes - sonably Priced Chokers and Scarfs ell. Marion Dove and|ties” 2 3. A. Cook sang and Mrs on, Marion Fulton and | John Thomas Taylor acied as hostess itol W, . Mrs. Kinsle: assistant United States Attorney Gen- | ate “Rich. zabeth Gray, John s and | eveninz. Mrs. Paul will speake at the | Monday evening at th 1 Fox, Sable, Fisher, Etc.. eral, will be the guest of honor. e €ranciund “_YL 24 harine Hill. Joseph Webb andi First Congregational Church Monday | Albert Hoge, the vice president, Mrs.!| The Capitol Hill History Club ro- | (ST Tt / et received from the Montreal Auction. rs. O. I. Woodley, chairman of the | The Connecticut Society met Monday [ Elizabeth Caldwell. evening. T. T. Moore, presiding Mra. Dock {ccived a silk flag from Georze H civic committee, will report on her|evening in the parlors of the Y. W committee’s activities at the business ;. A. In the absence of the president. meeting of the club Wednes the first vice president. Mrs. Gurney evening. The law and legislation | S. Strong, presided. Report showed committee will also report on bills | the society 1s increasing its member-| referred to it for consideration. ship and that it is in flou Manuel will be chair- i qition, Representative Livities Thurs-| pjynn’of Winsted. Conn., made the ad ting clubwom- | gregs of the evening. Mr. and M © inauguration are|B B Cain, jr., gave @ musical enter-! tainment. Miss Amy €. Leavitt read| { extracts with reference to Lincoln and - | Frank I Clarkson sang American folk invited. corge W. Johnston will be }iwr at the library talk ternoon, his theme being | 102 “Woman's changed position in the | /0V€ SONgS. world as reflected in the drama. The Readers’ Club will meet (.,m(‘r“l i " i row evening at the Arts Club. S |of ‘Washington will be told_by { Eva Hurd Willis, and Prof. Charle: i n of the Univ Danicl Webs The minuet will be Mrs. soprano; Mrs. Bernise Ran- mezzosoprano: Frank Haneke, basso: Paul Bleyden, tenor: e Paul Bleyden at the piano, a o o Wil i by Mrs. Maud Howell Smith. reader. | grare Sybiender. jr. and and Dr. George W. Johnston. Mrs. | pio 2 Waterman in the Mary ¢ D. Johnson, ‘chairman [ SEdigecion: t the board meeting Tuesday even- amb, ing Mrs. Carrie Chapman r?and;;d";fil Sordangend v e Julia Mariowe were unanimously elected | punth ogPLirnas be el garin | Bonorary - members of the club. The | Motiigor! Se. B e Sarah | following new members were elected: | Mpy po” quriin [The lancers of 1860 | Miss Elizabeth Havden, Mrs. Kate C.| opiaren. conced Jn_costume by Hough, Mrs. Francls P Stratton, Miss | po ohe reanine o rnme! be Clara L. Smith. Mrs. Alfred P. Thom, | Rilers vona Gloer i Mrs. C. H. Wilicox, Mrs. F. P. Weller.| Frech Barnes Cons Mrs. W. Bayley, Mrs. Maud P. Ford,| — == Mrs. Leon H. Herbert, Mrs. A. E. L, pine. Mrs. Oliver Smith, Miss Mary D. Smith, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Mon ca B. Woodcll and Miss Oiive Pollock. Miss Maud R. Cavanagh was elected a member of the board, in place of Mrs. Agnes W. Wickersham, resigned, and appointed chairman of the law and legis- lation committee. deliv toration on W um Asbury Park Washington Atlantic City v Estab. 1886 Marcel Waving Manicuring Shampooing The Twentleth Century Club—The annual meeting of the club will take Pplace Thursday morning at 11 o'clock in the assembly room of the Cosmos Club. There will be an election of officers, reading of annual reports and amendments to three of the by-laws, voted upon. A musical program will be in charge of Mrs. Eugene Byrnes of the program committee. 1t is asked by the treasurer, Miss i \ /czzye MILLINERY DEPARTMEN Combings vill_make a beautiful two- ce Patented Stemless Switch. which is absolutely without cords or stems. In our patented process we thoroughly stem and root all combings, keeping the VPSR + TP VPP < WP + W X Joy L. Webster, that the members i i Will bear in mind it is urgent that || Barrer iy haThIE matted J| the dues for the coming year shall our patented hair loop trans. §| be paid at the annual meeting. Such |} formations. No lace. net or §i payment obviates the necessity of ad- || wire used. ; i ditlonal clerical work and accounting S i i roughout the year. Send tomorrow or call for our 2 3 5 R 2 : e el o cilastmedting Mepts [res Mllustrated Dooklet iahow. Inauguration week in two senses of the word. Of the new Presi- A magnificent new Millinery Department—three times its former e T s sl L hE B Lo GROL dent—of the wonderful enlarged Millinery Department in Washing- size. New appointments and conveniences. An immense selection et S LR B L ton’s foremost women's specialty store. Both gala events—both oc- of New Spring Miliinery—priced during the week on a new low level. drawn upon for help in the: ial 3 casions of inant i es A special window display has been arranged. cases, Fach member of the cb. s .fic’lv_flglllscvst. asions of dominant interest. 2 S 2 n:‘;!(et; (S gl\t'; her coln(rihution for this fund at the annual meeting. Specialists in Hair Goods . . = 5 Mrs. Marius Campbell, chairman of Phone Frankiin 2738 Beginning Monday—a sale of more than 2,000 beautiful creations for the the elections committee, will receive spring season. Washingtonians and visitors to our city are mvited to participate—to supply all requirements at savings of the - most pronounced nature, as an inspection of the sale groups will verify. SARLLLLLLLLLLLLLNELREEE BRI S Praise from High Places for Mrs. Coon’s ToiletPreparations i Uy THE WHITE HOUSE, ‘ a Washington, March 9, 1920. Having been under Mrs. Coon's care for six years, 1 take the greatest pleasure in bearing testimony to the fact that her treatments and preparations have been extremely beneficial to my hair and face. 1 know from experience that | Mrs. Coon knows her business thoroughly and I that her preparations effect the results she | 1} | claims they will effect if they are given a fair | trial. She has brought about really remarkable | results for me. | MARGARET WOODROW WILSON. These preparations are the result of long and tried successful use—and include— Hair Tonic and Dandruff Cure $ l For Sale at Scalp Food All Drug Almond Skin Food and Muscle Cream Department Absorbent Cleansing Cream Stores Prepared by Mrs. N. C. Coon, 1405 Eye St. N.W. RN RN NN NN RN FR RN S RF R RN § UltraFashionable Spring Hatsat L N N B N L S N N I ery hat in this collection is a faithful replica of a Paris original—identical save in cost. There are hand-blocked Mi- lans, effective taffeta and straw combinations, hats with Mi- lan hemp crowns, and a number of charming horsehair effects for dance and restaurant wear. Likewise styles of Visca braid and Faille silk in all the favored colors and combinations Trimmings of flowers, feathers, fruit, glycerinized plum- age, etc. 08 08 08 98 90 90 98 98 98 98 38 38 B 08 B OB B 9B 0B LA A8 0B 9B 0B 08 0% R A8 08 08 98 08 0 LR N8R bl Rizik Brothers | TWELVE-THIRTEEN F AILLEUR | UITS SILHOUETTES AND MODES THAT SUR PASS ANYTHING EVER BEFORE PRE SENTED BY THIS SHOP PERFECTLY EXPRESSIVE OF YOUTHFUL CHARM REFINEMENT AND SUPERELEAYFEVE SMARTNESS SomeChoiceSailors in theLotat Handmade hats with Milan crowns and handmade brims, trimmed with grosgrain ribbon. Steppe grass is also in evi- dence as embellishment. Flowers too are cleverly applied in diverse ways. There are off-face effects, smart turbans, cute bonnets, the popular straight sailors—of visca braid and other straw weaves, as well as straw combined with textiles. Col- ors include black, brown, navy, tangerine, red, henna, pearl, jade and pheasant. Impressive Values Arranged at About 700 hats, the majority handmade. Of visca, hemp. visca combined with georgette, or Batavia cloth with geor- gette. Likewise styles of Kandee cloth, gros de Londres, faille silk and fine ribbon. Choose from Mitzi sailors, pretty pokes, off-face and banded effects—in all the wanted shades. These hats are trimmed effectively with smart bows, glycer- inized feathers and ostrich—as well as with clever novelty or- naments. $65 $69. $75 $79.50 $85 $ $120