Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 53

' ! SOCIETY . - : THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY- 15 - 1921—PART 2.° Delightful Garden Party SOCIETY George F. Dudley. Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs. Ben Hellen, Mrs. Francis S. Ni ‘White and Miss Phy Notre Dame 1921 Class Plans for Outdoor Play 'All-Day Card Party . Mrs. W. C. | . ko For the House Yraer 1 For Salvation Army Is Entertained by 1920 At Dean Place Progressing of Mercy | Sivaer. | Dresses, The Shop of | ! by The class of 1920 entertained the Plans for the two performances| Al-fresco suppers are a favorite di-|of the dancing, which will be a de- |} s . s bl T & ce held recently | of “Midsummer Night's Dream” the|version at this early spring season, |lightful feature of the afternoon. With| || OQusts, ensible eature omorrow class of 1921 at a dance hel 2 m- | Aflernoon and evening of May and no more beautiful ings | her will be some of the most attrac- ||| Py at Notre Dame Academy. The EYM-|{he Doan place are moare 4 utiful surroundings | 3% LT SONE DL cet, among them ||| Coats rices could be found, combined with de-|Miss Marcia Chapin, Miss Ruth Don- licious dishes, than will he enjoyed |aldson, Miss Retty Grove. Miss Del- by those who patronize the supper Dhine Heyl, Miss Anne Gordon, Miss table at the garden party for the |Anne Dulaney and Miss Carolyn Nash. House of Mercy, Wednesday after. il gy noon. May 18, in the Cathedral Close. nasium, in which the dance was given, |1y, with the boxes selling 4 vi he | the directio; Mrs. James Carroll was tastefully decorated “:}hhtFIe Fraser oogt l:‘t‘rof'nmmfiue i school colors, while a soft Nghting | operode Angrews and Mrs. Magd effect was obtained by the use of|Howell Smith, also of the community piano lamps with rose-colored shades. | service ‘committee on pageantry and erdman Park Event Is | Expected to Be Largest | and Most Interesting of | Kind Ever Held Here. s Miss Francis Hampson is chairman The New York City Federation of|| Coats—Wraps The flared-back, with the Tuxedo revers, for the | i and |the drama. are giving their personal|There under the trees, with the city 5 A profusion of pa[lms."f\!';gg;g;ium. attention to the costuming of the pro-|in the distance. tables will he g(‘r‘v‘,:x‘“'nn\pn‘s Clubs embraces 350 clubs_in roses formed a pleasing duction. Robert Bell, whose sylvan| by Mrs. William H. Church, Mrs. ! its membership making the dance one of the prettiest ivan plays at Twin Oaks Tuesds 1 H [ { { ! [ ‘What promises to be the largest and Mmost Interesting card party ever ; given In Washington will be staged | at Wardman Park Hotel tomorrow of the season. e patrons ik cluded Rev. George E. A T. G and patronesses Kelly, . I . Mr. and Mrs. G. DU Menay, Mrs, 4. 3. M arles J. Harlow. Mrs. Mary A. Riordan, Mrs. Joseph Crow J.: |ager. g in 1878. in- |80 charming, is to be the stage man- North Carolina's first woman lawyer was licensed to practice at Raleigh e | Agent Dr. Jaeger's | YSSOWSKI The Men's | Shop With slight chill in the air on summery evenings, will turn the thoughts of well dressed women to the neces- sary extra protection that is afforded by the wrap for the benefit of the Salvation Army Miss atherine Higgins, Mr; Woolen Specialties coat Miss L “onnelly | == 4 | Rcoat: b - . Collins, Mrs. J. 1. Connelly . N.W. Women ‘::d‘; laying is scheduled to start and Mrsa. M. G. Jones Goods 1419 G St N e Tk gt fortunate purchase, we will offer ard playing is schedule ‘Among those present were Miss Opposite Keith’s | - irough a - I ST . . at sunrise and continue all through . b M the day, ending at sunset. Tables garet Beilman, Miss F S Miss Miriam Cayana those at half of the regular price. Lwill placed in the ballroom. sun Miss Miriam Cavana parlor promenade. the use o - . -pn.:u m.o':ns h:vi:ut been donated by gfi;gt é‘:r(;l?ud::\"' é\‘«‘w I AD]ES’ M[LLINERY W the hotel. The «day’s entertainment | e e i oy arrion Swineburne, S.W. Cor. G at 121h S w S Frocks will terminate in a tea dance between Miss Elizabeth Mattimore, Mis . W. Cor. G at 12th St. ummer 4:30 and 6:30 o'clock, with the hotel orchestra furnishing music More than 10,000 invitations have been issued and 230 tables have been reserved, with _indications that the : number of reesrvations will greatly . sephine Crowley, Miss Regina increase. The party is being given| _ MRS. H. BURWELL REID, | ey, o Thotma Ienned under the patronage of Mrs. Thomas; Who was the guest of her sinter, Mrs.| 4 ohas Leahy. Miss Helen Collin: ¥. Walsh, Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, | . t. Rankin. jr. in Baltimore, and | Halena O'Connor, M Slizabe §r. Mrs. John Allen Dougherty. Mrs. who will moon go to Richmond to|ner, Mr. Tom Breen, Mr. Alber Larz Anderson, Mrs. Carey Brown,|spend the summer with her father,|ner. Mr. Bob Osburne, Mr. Mrs. Simon Wolf and Mrs. Alexander | Prof. Theodore Kuntzen. Mr. Francis (;.llhluz‘l‘\«r. Mr. et mond leen Harlow, Miss Katherine ling, Miss Helen Murphy, M Riordan, Miss Agatha Katherine Duncan, M {Ready. Miss B We will have on display Monday Cotton, Silks, (’rcpcs and Organdy. They will answer every ques- tion correctly on the Summer examination of a-! jon, and Youth says, “Go to the head of SPECIALLY PRICED 1ODEL HATS FROM THE MOST NOTED MAKERS For Fur Storage Absolute NINE-TWENTY-TWO STREET Now Selling at a SR day wint b ’ SUCCESS T A, P J A FOURTEENTH he day will begin with a la ; . aul M Y o : el number of breakfast I:flr“‘.‘ :}"\e“-:it From the Detroit . IIF Mr. !"(r‘;(‘lz;;hhfi\&: 8 rOtCCtIOII (’l pdl Sacrlflce NORTHWLST tions for which already have been ¢ s . Mr. Joseph Mc ¥ g ; ; e Dobson—H=2 made his money sell- | Ogilvie, Mr " B P Main 450 Thce Dy ihe follaming Bostesses: Mra. |y, o S00a Riordan, Mr. 2 Phones: Main 4330 In Order to Make Room for a New Line Just Arriving = I Rudolph Jos: Mrs. Harry Jone: | Hobson—F rst time I ever heard jof a man making any money selling books. Lobson—But books “How to Make Money." Alovsius ¢ | i Silk and Wool Sweaters Also Reduced oWe l = .Io ‘ ‘I Pgb nrfl Afim@%\l The House | of Courtesy ,J\ N> t ‘P 608 TO 614 11th ST. NW, ’ | | 608 TO 614 - M'ost Senéatic)nal Sale - ~~-~surpassing every precedent-—- ---exc’eedlng every expectation--- Involving Nearly 500 Silk and Cloth D-r-e-s-s-e-s the result of an extraordinary purchase, to which we have added selections from our own stock of highest grade Frocks. Mulville, Mr, Donoghue. Leo Fit nolly, Mr. mand Rodd) Mrs. J. B. Corbet Mrs. Roe.Fulkerson and Miss Muriel Palmer. Other hostesses are planning | luncheons and a number will enter- tain at dinner. There will be prizes for each table, and candy, cards, doughnuts and souve- nirs will’ be offered for sale. Tickets may be procured at the desk in Ward- man Park Hotel. These will entitle | holders to play cards at anv time be- iween sunrise and sunset and will ad- mit them to the tea dance in the prom- enade between 4:30 and 6:30 o'clock. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. T. W. Barrett. chairman; Mrs. or Mzin 4531 these were Dana A George Kehoe, ) William Coliins, and Mrs. J. B. Corbett The Salvation Army budget also is heing aided by a group of Army women | { and Junior Leazue girls at the horse show. A tearoom has been screened off in_one end of the grardstand, with cedar trees, and there the monotony of waits between program events may be broken by a cup of tea and a sandwich. The tearoom is being dlrl‘tYPd‘h\' Mrs. H. C._Clark. aided by Mrs T.°0. Mur- phy. Mrs. Louis Shearer, Mrs. William Glaszow and Miss Elizabeth Defree. The waltresses are Junlor League girl among_whom are Mre. Edward Sturde- vant. Mrs. Howard Hume, Miss May Govin, Miss Marcia Chapin. Miss Del- phine Hight. Miss FEleanor Wheeler, Miss Zilla MacDougall. Miss Adelaide Tuttle, Miss Ruth Hitchenck, Misses Gama, Miss Louise Kine, Miss Frances | Hampson, Miss Sarah Kinz, Miss Mu- riel Denys, Miss Amella Dutton, Mrs. Yan Renssalaer Campbell and Miss Carolyn Nash. Junior Service League - Forms New Organization Soma'tims ago the junior ofMecars of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps and the junlor members of the famliles of these services banded togother for the purpose of promoting sselal in- tercourse among the junier members of the services. Thiv seelaty, origi~ y nated and got In motion by Mrs, Col. den L, H. Ruggies, 8oon beeame very pepular through iis tea dan Meridian Manaion »nd*in n s'ror; comprised over 100 member: eams recognized &s (i~ Navy Junier League, the chairmanehip of Mrs. Ruggies, de- veloped very rapidly, The need ‘of & more permanent or- ganisation moen beeame manifested, #nd at a meeting of the members of the league on April 28 the league ehanged its name te ths Junier Serv- e Aesociation, established rates for @memberehip, adeptad n eenstitution and appeinted offieers. Any junier offieer or junier member of an oM. cer's family is eligible for member- ship and beeomes a life member upon the payment of 31 initiatien fes, Resi- dent membershin earries with it alse yearly dues of §1, payable in advanes, Dances and other forms of cntertain. ment given hy the assoeiation will be subscribed to these rates. # at the - The price isn’t one- half---nor even one- third---of the regular T he assortment pre- sents the more exclu- sive types for your appreciative consid- eration and prompt choice made for this dance. markings in many Gen. Gibsen to Hold 4 instances Birthday Reception An eveat of Eaturday aftermesn from 4 to 7 which is of interest to A large number of Washinctonians ®1H be the reception i ‘e_f Brig. Gen. Horatio G . B. A, retired, tq celetirate his anniversar: The cards =, 1887-1931, and this @ Gib- mer years, Gi ®on will receive his guests w bis daughters, Mrs. Waila rs. White. Original models—and effective adaptations of imported designs—executed by master makers N \8 FREMEBLY STIEBEL MILLINERY imroRTER The Cloths Navy Tricotines and Navy Poiret See the win- dows. today— they reflect the import- ance of this unparalleled event. Georgette Crepes, Canten Crepes. Crepe Meteors, Foulards, Crepe de Chine, Spert Silks, 607 13ih St. N.W, independently of e offi s eleeted h i APrL 86 were: Presidont, Miss Feont oes Morrow, daughter of Col, F. J. Morrow and one of tha league's most ardent advoeates and promoters; Miss Katherine Knight, daughter of Rear Admiral Austin M. Knight, U, 8, N, retired. vice president; Miss Colden Rugglrs, secretary, and Capt. Earl H. Jenkins, U. 8. M. C., treasurer. ~ Before assuming its duties under the new association the league will #ive its last danee at its oid rendes- Yous. the Meridian Mansion, on Wed- nesday. May 18, at 9:30 o'clock, Elaborate preparations are being Twills—plain or in many neat, ef- fective combinations. They are wonderful Gowns for ' those summer occasions of travel and ! ] . > sojourn—with a charming character and a distinctive type that add the attraction of exclusiveness to the ' REDUCED ~ PRICES Trimmad and Untrimmed Hats Many unusual combinations— Embroidered — lacy braiding; gilt thread designs—beading—in self and contrasting colors. exceptional Intrinslc value. ¥ \ The Silks All Spring Millinery = ery a Speeialty