Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1921, Page 44

\ THE SUND. Y .STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. 'C.,.MARCH 27, .1921—PART 2. SOCIETY . SOCIETY man Willlams, Mrs. Ridgely Hunt.| ~|Gen. and Mzrs. Jervey Plan Benefit for Mrs. T. M. Biddle, Mrs. George W. ’ : : - e 3 Hosts at Tea Today ' Animal Rescue Body |Ehie, 3irs. . C. Cathoun. Mra. Marl- 7 < z brid; - |Kim, Mrs. ¥ -THE HOUSE OF QUALITY For Miss Pulliam| doy. attarmoon, Apel. o, feomm 2.30 1o |Someph Humpeon. Mrs. Viciar Cagh: 2 S Z 6 o'clock, In the Washington Club . Ly Logsh i Tacke i for n-lan&n".m:zu the Washington | T/ Tallaferro. = o & s nimal {1 , D 11 1 ~ o 3 f er ro s ’ Mrs. Charles W. Bunker to "fird'f‘ shn‘:“: l":fig;'"::;""”:m::‘ ] 3. M , Mrs. . a B. dle is In ch: ar- ' 3 4 ® © Be Hostess This After- ) g rangements for the _ reservatlons. |2 . s Mrs. Fuller Will ! Groutich are patronesses, the et Aiss irs. W, 8 "Newell and 3irs. o i H A nesses, e list aiso ~ o S Ny 937939 F Street N.W. No Branch Stores 4 (s . ;‘ | Including: :’ SO i Tailored Suits—Wraps > s S rs. 2 . Butherland, Mrs. —_— | z g Give Recepflon omorrow. 3 Arthur C:;wr. Mra. Atlee Pomeren Miss Betty Cascment. trained nurse: VTR Sneshn Gen. and Mrs. Heary Jervey will 1 |Mrs. Charlen Boughton Wood, Mr ughter of an English’army of- ZIRKIN A A Eas E t’ entertain at'tes thls atternon. In S ; Jo&-pB:\Tofltl’(-'nrm.\lrr’:":l’:x:ry T e e e s 821 14th S n ter- ter vent. honor of Miss Phyllis Muriél Pulllam, IR e, LI Feant Tor. ke aactiements Monk vhe || Furriers t. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam | . , Mrs. Newfoundland coast. - Ellls Pulllam, whose marriage to | § & Phenomenal Purchase and Sale of Eiout Wiliam wosson Jerver ton ki of the hosts, will take place tomor- o ey row afternoon. & i y Mrs. Charles W. Bunker, wife of L SUlts, ra S, .Dresses Commander Bunker, U, 8. N, will be ] ’ the hostess at a tea th z No--com tive pri i The values are so i stroes. Men: Feances Bhivper -No- o cet. Mrs. o Oco ATt CeSpatmvet, 5 Caldweil of New York, mother of the YOUTHFUL APOAREL £ extraordinary they.must be seen to be appreciated. Jitliohtass) and Mrs, Bamuel B, Broner, FOR EVERYWOMAN Newton E. Mason, will recelve with| wne momfm Ber, and the other memmbers of the re- [ wyoo" BONIRT COPRLANT JONES, ceiving party will include Mrs. Mur | 1o Rut her marriaxe lato senter- ph. ife of the asgistant chief offy ‘o . reau of medicine and surgery. la, wite of Capt 3 | ———— || G. Field, U. 5. N., who will preside ai 5 = the tea table, and assisting will be| Pennsylvania Socie - Miss Anne Hackef, Miss Mary Stitt oy va ty Onfi of the Most Important Events of the Spring Season and M Ei “Stitt, daughters of ., . . " : Shrgeon . Gomeral - and . Mr. . Stitt, Plans “Cabinet Night ‘ e O e aroars Taylor.| “Cabinet night” will be celebrated ] S Commander and Mrs. Bunker will en-| by the Pensylvania Society of Wash- || ale. tertain at a buffet supper for young| ington, in "’f New Willard Hotel [e) On’len S 2 4 ] N F at Tenth St. " The Suit Sale You have been waiting for, embracing as it does the most exclusive new spring models for women and misses, divided into four groups, regardless of their actual values— - $39 850 $59 and $65 for choice of expensive Poiret twills, tricotines, fine serges, velour checks and tweeds. Tailéred to per- fection and beautifully silk lined. All the good colors. High-Cost Dresses of splendid wearing taffeta and crepe-back satin; ex- clusive models with us in all desirable spring hodls for roo i sides | Chtics of £33 people following the tea. balirgom. on the night of April 20. Plans are being made for a meeting Mrs. Ashmead Fuller will entertain at a reception tomorrow afternoon at| which will eclipse even the last two Wardman Park Hotel, from 4 to 6| meetings of this society, which set ) o o'clock, in compliment to Mrs. Samuel | new records for such gatherings here. 2 B. Brewer, formerly Miss Donathy The honor guests wlill be: A. W. Mason of this city. The reception will| Mellon of Pittsburgh, Secretary of the be held on the large inclosed porch | Treasury: James J. Davis of Pitts- of the hotel, where a decoration of| burgh, Secretary of-Labor; Henry“P. " epring flowers will prevail. Those as- | Fletctier of Greencastle, undersecre- I siating in receiving will include Mrs, ry of state, amd Mrs. Lillian Rus- & . E.D. Rheem, Mme. Claude Langlais, | 8ell Moore of Pittsburgh. Of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe and Georgette Mrs. John F. Drydem, jr, and Mrs.| That the Keystone state appreci- I H. B. Page. ates the honor of furnishing two of . I . Hons. under ‘The on agmmiatrEaan Mk Sty e ‘ will be shown at this gala session of Regularly 350 to 875 ' > 50 Special 33 9'= will | Pennsylvanians no ident in the All Sample Dresses. Nearly all sold in our regular stock until Saturday night at $50 to $75 d ‘which wilk be given by the“members . of ‘her bridal party in tHe home Of | Biresomrat @ porre: Publisher of the The rest comprise a special pur- chase from one of our dressmakers Mrs. Samuel Pre t from 4 to. 6. The' hostesses will, be Miss Mildred | STeo8¢8 in almost every state in the who supplies us. with frocks of a similar high order. All are remark- Hoover, who will” bé mail of homor} she will relate some of her experi- able values -from a style viewpoint Newest Wraps at Remarkable Prices | e St g0, S okl | sntedss 47T Womanvoier and ‘will appeal to the woman or Jane Rainey, Miss Alice Watts, Miss| ~ The mugic for the meeting will be miss looking for the unusual. SRELLIATARITIEPRITRIR SRS PURR IR WEY e 2 Betsy -Ross and Miss. Emily Prescott. |'under the charge of Prof. Cogswell The. finest fabrics: for street, afternoon:or evening wear. who will ‘be: bridesmalds. Mre. Pres-| directof of music in Washington pub- cott ‘will asalst in Teceiving, and Mrs.| lic schools. He was for many years Frederick C. Smith, mother of the|leader of prominent Pennsylvania . $19.50 425 $29° $35 to $75 ' e e e oy Miss Smith will be married to Lieut.| It is planned to'have copies of the £ Henry Kolloss, U. 8. A., Wednet new song, “Penmsylvania” ready for evening, April 6, at 8 o'clock, in Bt.| distribution at this meeting and its Stephen‘s Church, the rector, the | adoption as the official song .of the Rev. Dr. George Fiske Du(hy,n('-nety may follow. The yygsgzcd best sale.of Dress.and Taslored Hats at five > Sd?l‘l, $5-—In the fashionable shapes; dark-colars’ with . combiriation.pliin"or pleated:bands, solid colors' with white facings, fine braids and rough braids. Qualities you would ex- -pect to pay at least $7.50 for. Hundreds to choose from. i “Dress: Halts, $5—In all the new up-to-date styles, every conceivable trimming and choice of black and all the desirable _spring colors. - If you epect to pay $7.50 to $10 see these quxfullmgqed hats offered tomorrow at five dollars first. the ceremony will 'be ‘followed by a| In the receiving liné will be 2 num- reception for the members of the wed- | ber of prominent ladies of Pennsyl- ding party in the hiothe of the bride’s| vania, who will be here attending the '&"m%f!' Mr. and -Mrs. Frederick C,| sessions of the nationdl convention of the Daughters’ of the American Revolution. The officers of the Pennsylvania So- ciety are: Reresentative M. Clyde Kelly,» president; Dr. John S. Arnold, T. Lincoln Townsend and Mrs. F. L. Mrs. Frank Morriton will§ entertain with a musical tea Sunday, April 3, from 4 to 6, at her residence, 1215 De-~ catur street northwest. Talented guests from musical cigcles. will contribute to the pleasure of the occasion. Mrs. B. -Crawford of 1337/ 2t nne‘@t”"-vifl observe the Wednes- day afternoons of April, from 4 to € o'clock, @8 days at home. = Y3 — An informal tea will be given by Miss Ruth Rosenfeld on Sunday, March 27, from 3-to 6, at Mrs. L. Kronhelmer's residence, 1945 Calvert street, {n honor of Mise Irefie-De Roy Pittsburgh, Pa. . Crilly, . vice presidents; Edwin A. Niess, secretary and treasurer. Admission to the meeting will be through membership cards or guest . = cards to be secured from the secre- The materials are the most favored for spring wear—Taffeta, it Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe and Georgette Crepe—featuring unusdally effective bead or hand embroidery, pleatings, flutings, in "~ variations that gannot help meeting with your approval. The col- ‘ ors, too, are those favored for spring— Plan Benefit Play For Humane Society One of the principal events of the Baster week will be the presentation of “Really Truly Land,” a fairy play, with dancing, by Mrs. Goring Bliss, for the' benefit of the Washin = Humane Soclety, Friday. aftermosm: = Navy, black, brown, éray, beige, emerald, tomato and tangerine. o[/ 4 e 0, 3 (Pelrce Gf Brook. | Laay® Geades, Mo, Chandier Koy T e == 5 3 . Mrs. J. N. Andrews, Mra, T = : fi ’g:"a have -#pent the winter in :;lnm’i‘-‘: I‘l’n{‘ c:o:weu B‘r‘noks Phoeni ‘ R : ' : ‘ ~ Phoenix | - Blouses s e g D B B B N T : s - " MeLean, Mrs. George X. Me: Loy oo s e o i i e O o - 0verry : fof Feen o ool MlBie e BT I fed S M Do "o » / ’ s ¢ . o B o *| parents; Mr. and Mrs. L”B. Thigpen, | Miss Margeret Bonfield, new secre- ) ¢ 5 s = Crepe de‘Ch'u__xe, Georgette, French fi&:?i?&:?flfin:&e ;;'5? 8':3 toam oyonfiee ,“ RIS By of four. : QVELTY Pun}ps lead Voile and Hand-made models by the e ey o e - = in popularity, and ; ¢ A 1f you h: lanned t 50 to $10 Mrs. Charles J. Diets snd Mrs. | ashion’s Decree Ior m '&"’h‘ me otithe seey thes:vleo\l:d;n:ewonroagelss? firsto sAll m:m: %&:‘;’d‘:’?:‘he‘: the ! ) shades. J 22 : sizes. § Bouton, Mre Cluads Gailiner, ra: - IR Our patrons will find Choice .of black, white, . Tila Davis, Mrs, William MéShea, = | 3 h allgz trul ef. 2 Havana:brown-aad gray:in all Jetsey Silk Chemise and Vests— B Siller, ara B 3. Dletz, 3ire. i — il e S sma!tb = sizes, {mportant sale tomoryow $2 95 Meog Sturgls, Mes. Minnle Magruder || : 1 ects that ave been . ’ : : brought -forward in these = A : = . Annette fashionable shades. Z 4 - Many of the Strap and . g:f‘ REMN ANTS' - a,?,’:.';’,,fii‘;’f’,f o o Tongue-Pump effects have » FOR LONG WEAR— St o e not been shown before and | = ! - Chines, Pufi;y Willows . 310 and $12 many are exclusive with us. ' : Wamer S BlcmpiARGKINS x But in all the searching after and assembling of i i~ ; . - 1219.1221-G St. N.W. e ‘ ®- . new “designs ‘we have mot forgotiten Quality—and % § e > - coupled with excellence of materials and workman- Ffl] '1? Rust_ Proqf‘ Co rset‘g More Peop le . Are ship you will find also extremely low prwes.. z - : . : . . 9 : Among the strap and other novelties are noted: . i g 1 e : —Gray Suede Straj —Gunmetal Patent Stra : with Double Skirt Trying Sworzyn’s ~Gray Suede S Pampn. a or Patet Stup x - ; ] —White Kid Strap Pumps. —Brown Kid Strap Pumps. 1 Guaranteed not to rust, FlRST-—Every Day' —Black Kid Strap. Pumps. —Brown or Black Satin Strap . ; : o £ —Brown Pum z break or tear Ly . Suede Strap Pumps. Pamps. & % 5 . : . Q2 : = Full French, Baby Louis or Cuban Heels. Priced at $7.00 30 $12. ' - Lined from the waist down | 40-Inch Silk Georgette o 0y Temeror Coden Hee o 2 ,: . . A frésh. new supply of this ex- = 5 . . :::;ta this. b:t i‘l“’“g, layer. of gl B Rt o125 $l.1 9 New Silk and Lace Hostery for Spring strsin; boned with Warner's DOU e o foge in Novelty Lace Hosiery. Ask to see our Furs Sik H arner's - s . > (3 osiery. see our Pure Si LT BOIMENG - ehich stvco eatee 36-Inch Non-Krush Linen - ey il tione, n Blck, Brown o Cre. Speca ilience L S e e 1 49 — — > res! . & advantage of this speoial price. o W S R o If. B g 0 f g : : iy : : Women’s Russia Calf Brogue Oxfords An m‘Yal':‘e style for the Stou’f 4 46-Inch Fme Quallty 98 : Just the outdoor shoe for early spring; fine for walking or business wear. woman, who is “hard on her corset,” lmport ed organ TR C A practical shos with smart, stvlish nes, The “Brogue” promises to be and the bCSt'wmng corset procura- 11 the néw shades for Spring are now ready for your . gven mo“’pol_’uhr this spring than ever before. Priced at §8.00 and $10.00. ble. o I s Y8 “nevll-n‘l and ot %8e a yard 5 & I 5 s LT i { ‘ . = $3, $3.50, $4 and $5 ReofyMade Weist Linings. The Well.Knoum A Ot D AUKR Net Walst Linings, é%. JOS. STRASBURGER. CO. Seco S Waist Linings, Toc. - 3i0- 812 SEVENTH STREET | ings, $1.39. li Jap Silk Waist ne B TSRS ) t & T