Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 38

SOCIETY Laces and Lace Curtain| My, and Mrs. C. R. Lindsay Cleaning MME. VIBOUD, Inc, Established 1833, 727 11th St. NOAIS ARK TEA ROG 3 Lawn Supper-Dance 1;[05*5 ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lindsay, jr.. entertained the Women's Club of Bethesda, Md., Tuesday afternoon at | their home in Edgemobr, Md. It was ' * 5 {the Tast meeting of the club for the | President Considers Decorating Cabinet Chamber. |year. After the business meeting ad- P 5 o Revival of Croquet—Mrs. Slater's Magnifi- ditional guests were invited, and an cent Gift—Other Comment of Interest. } ndwiches. Marmaiades. Fies. Tanie @Hote Dinner, 6 6 7.0, It's a Summer - . Economy to Install A Water Heater You need hot water in plenty, but not for long in the summer- time.. The Water Heater is a ¥, yvet you do not want the discomfort of building a elabogate picnic supper was served. |Small tables were set on the wide | vorandas, lawn$ and in the garden. After supper the guests enjoyed the S 1 dancing until a late hour. In the com-| The Vice President has not yet been |dence made a bi-weekly trip to New pany were Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Glaze- | provided with a special chair at the big [ York to preside over her committees. brook and. their guest, Mrs. Gaines i ®|'Yet she fulfilied every social obliga- o a0 Warrenton. - Va.; Mr. and | ahogany table around which the cabl- I'yio; (on B St SVTY G ea e, o e, Yo and thelr | net officers sit at thelr bi-weekly meet- | down, which had passed to him |is to be indefinitely tied up in Ameri- | . o ° L] heirs. Mr. Duncai or rather tl 1 lived last summer the garden terrace was In Social and Official Life L JER e R P S R a word, had become 2o deeply attac] dd 1 G ft: sniain i e 2 Wedding Gifts i - e Al s tlirough the death three years ago can real estate. The home of the is among its best loved philanthropists [ BUPtials of Mrs. Marriott. a spectacle ed to his adopted ‘country, to the ties he had made and the work which he had selected that he refused to an- swer the summons of the king's and will, on his arrival in London, i . = . polemnly assume the hish obligatiens Appropriate Articles Specially Priced which have come through heritage. He has, however, made uver all the 10 " SOCIETY ; THE SUNDAY 'STAR, -WASHINGTON, D.~ ¢~ J'UNE 19 19"1—PART 2. T' 1 f W 11 K lk assume the title of Earl of Camper-|that the greater part of her fortune | a es O e nO n FO of his elder brother, who died wmmlt mh:‘l“:npnhn-c-:‘:nu;‘}:n;g l:;fl:{}m::g hich has b | 3ad pubiic men, B hnd i i | vas by severai well known artisia. herald to return and become a peer of the realm. He has, however, re- Water Set, Sheffield Bread $2 1 V Set, quadruple plate $ l 0.0 ‘ ;lnl entafled. to his nieces, Lady Buck- beautiful new $ 1 0 00 Tray i fire. 4 guost, Mrs. Harris Crist of Brooklyn, |ings in the executive building. All the| With the remarriage of the recently ngham agd Mrs. Broderick Haldans. \B¥ scut ..ouoees - 4-piece Tea pinats, owhere the water Jl|N.7; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Qwen Kubn. | other riembers of the President's family | divorced Duke of Mariborough to the e Gt Is (he sooond American 12-inch Vase, 54 50 ® ater becomes o essential. Mr. and Mrs. C. Griscom Randle, Mr. 8 ovely Miss Dorothy Deacon the house " The Heaters we handie mave |||25 4nd Mrs. ¢ Griscom Randie, M |nave a large stiff-backed chair with y o demonstrated + themselve: their names engraved on it, but hitherto | of, Spencer Churchill will possess its Bealliant cab oo 100 Wl| john 1. Higging, Mrs E. T. Cronin, title, jh‘ other being the son of Mrs. third American duchess within the Burke: Roche, the Hdn. Maurice ié-inch Bread @ L s Sheffield Fruit Bowl, per cent desirable in service, in ||| Me and Mro: Enoch Johnson & the |Mr. Coolidge has been content to draw | present geperation. the others being the Burke-Roche, who has Just taken e |l| 7o0y. new cut .. 7.00 oo Tt $5 price. in long Jitc. in economy of [|latter's sister, Mra. White: Mr. and |up an ordinary sort of affair, which |former Mins Consuela Vanderbilt, first mest in n h Thomas Mahogany 8- xtra large. Special af e 3 Mrs. Karr, Mr. and Mrs. BNH. Etz, (o wife of this gay young noble, and his . Consult us abo .t them! e e I Sie ana Mre. James |Nabitually occupies a space agaifist the late stepmother, who was Miss Lilian 18-inch Sheffield Meat P[aner, ‘Warren Price, daughter of Commodore e e day Half-hour e Mo Fnd Mrs.Atkins, Mrs, |%all However, the second official ‘of Mr. Otto Kahn has refently set an Strlkc tauban $ 3 5 special $ 50 example in tr to_establ : . J C lb t Reubsam and her ughter, Mrs. |[the government hag been promised a|C. J. Price of the United States Navy Am"li’“n L \::a!ovn‘ry. cl‘o‘;‘(-]‘;n(:-:l_’ 352 eens : l 0 ato 16. Mam 1Ce J. LOIDErt || counciiman; brs. cr all, Mr._ and |seat of his own suitably engraved, and and the widow of Louis fi‘;‘,‘-‘f:.’.i;’ s, hnsm]‘lflw logels" e ape i D090 6- s ine: Missey 0o e . |, A “set for the | = % i when he incorporated his great Lon, . $6 00 Silvirw % i i 5 der ani e Mieses Seuaner, "N 'F lh’;)?:’;:c'roerl:;y o asrian by Uals set for the latter part of this Tuland estate PWaodbure. Sueat =on8 |l spoons, in case .. Silverware, in attractive Hard ; Main 3016-301 W. Borden, Samuel Wheatley Borden, |- ! . month, three' Americans who are en- i H - Dr. and rs. E. C. Schroeder and|Bacon Fall, ! many others. ing blue case. is using the cfidir of John |titled to the strawberry leaves will Special ..7. Barton Payng, that official being the continue (o grace Lemdon's great 3 f world—the Duchess o nchester, 1“"""“""‘“’.‘“ of the Wilson regimel [y 0 P howhever, domiciled in Cali: A“hn was not impressed enough with the | fornig, ‘with the intention, so saysru- souvenir ‘idea to purchage his when the | mor, of getting her freedom from her administration changed. But the small | Volatile spouse, and , the other the . quiet and conservative Duchess of present valye of Woodbury is broad- size. tablet giving Mr. Fall's name is attache | ooy, oy S50 005 Miss May Goelet MISS JUDITH M. CLARK, iy reckoned at about three million ed to this Interior DPepartment chair|of New York. Another New York lady Daughter of Dr. Clark of 4he public dnuars, and atcording to the arficles which is now entering on a prolonged highly esteemed and of splendid pres- e vice and Mre Tallaferro|°f incorporation certain sums must term 6f service. A plainér room than | €nce, who was Miss Elizabeth Helene | ¢ e is & June Leaduate of be Annuaily expended for the upkeep Demarest, daughter of the late War and no part can be sold for one hun- the cabinet chamber does mot exist in | [STATESt Saugnier OF thE dred years. As Mr. Khan's daughter the various executive buildéags centered | tyrned to her home as th S - recently married Capt. Marriott of in Washington. Lady Alastair Leveson-Gower. rd \lhl British army, his act is all the 1™ But one pleture adorns it, a steel en- | AlAStair, who was in command of the | lands., were awakened in the mornin | more interesting, since he provides Shop With by the skirl of the bagpipes and the | oden } Royal Horse Guards and received . - — g o ol i et Hbove the | during the war every known decora- |Teounding morning song of the bor w[LL IT P Y Me to Have My rs Remodeled Now? 1419 G St. N.W. | Specialties | n mantel which covers the open |tion for bravery, died within the last der. Representative and Mrs. Bourke You Will Ray Agent ‘ Dr. Jaeger’s | /oolen | Goods | < For Women M Opposite Keith’s ' ° | D CLOSING OUT 4 ureplace. As the present cabinet room | few weeks in Johannesburg, whither Cochran had engaged passage for| name of the Oheka Corporation. The Pic, 'Tomato or 3 00 property lies in two counties and is Cucumber Server.. protected under rights in both, and if it proves unbreakable by some dis- contented heir, will make this fine | domain as permanently a part of the estate of the Kahn heirs ag the en- tailed lands in Great Britain. The = .$13.50 Graduation Gifts at Special Prices Elgin Bracelet Watch, 20-year case; Special Elgin Watch, 17-jewel, 14-kt. soli face, thin model . 24-inch Regem or Deltah guarantee ... The Men' Pear] \e:khce. Eyes e‘lmlned by our ‘ll‘.lflllle optometrist Catrocritssr Zannet 69 JEWELERS 704 Seventh Street N.W. HURRY IF YOU WANT YOURS AT THIS LOW PRICE next week and were to go to Skibo | dutes only from 1502, it has becn sug-|he went to recover from wounds in- R e e L e | OUR M" I ]N Sested, and it s said that President)flicted during thé Flanders campaign. ',L,:;‘,': Jler visiling She fhane Lend | Harding coudially indorses the ides, that | He was_the only brother and heir | ies {f CoRGon. but [af CoRCh | a group of piciure of all the various|of the invalid Duke of Sutherland. 8 da Bpunron s e e sgcauees gxecutive advisers be prescnted and |Much sympathy f8 felt for Lady| . George Haldane Duncan. who | Cheaper price. ne rueh work. (ree cold hungin-the order of seniority. = Guch | Leveson-Gower. who was most hap- |y .Tiveq Tor many vears in Common. | ani sy siaitional 10 per cent S irold atoeage photos or photogravures are easily ob- | pily married and seemingly within a | has lived for many years ' COMMONC! et "when nished. It Gexired. tainable, and they would certainly en- |brief time of joining *her compatriots | & frequently visited Washington. MARTIN WOLF, 20-32 Fia. hance both the appearance and the sug- |in_the high®rank of duchesses. left for London a few days ago to 3 Ave. NW. I gestiveness of the presidential council| Two Amesican women married into 3 chamber. exalted continental nobility, Miss To Devote Our Entire Floor Space to Our Men's Furnishings Dept. $Summer Mllllnery Formerly Sold Up to $35 Closing e *1 to *10 Our Silk and Wool Sweaters Greatly Reduced "NELANDI PRODUCTIONS FOR SLEEP AND REST Pennsylvania Avenue Saks &(Jompany Seventh Street A Very Extrabrdinarx Sale for the I_(iddies There is Only One Double Da-Bed {have recenfly challenged the cham-|Westphalia. The kaiser refused to pions of Melbourne, Australia, another | acknowled; —tlg_e Famous ENGLANDER NLY by ‘asking for and looking for the name ENGLANDER will you be sure of getting the famous ENGLANDER Double-Da-Bed. One simple motion converty it from a day bed to a full-sized bed, g 1. withWood and Be SureIt’s An Open Sanitary Box Spring made by ENGLANDER E LANDER open coil box springs are assurances of absolute comfort and perfect sleep. The patented coil construction permits unusual resiligecy. Open and un- covered, insuring thorough sanita- tion. For wood and metal Adfort to your home—add a Couch Bed—an ENGLANDER sure it’s an ENGLANDER Couch Bed you'll add a convenience that will render long service, that is absolutely sanitary. ‘flmmu e L0, A0 ) (fl‘li(fll! (L !flW e Dcsigncd_‘ as an attractive ‘couch, with one motion it be- comesinstantlyacomfortable, restful, double bed of full size. ENGLANDER "h‘odudmu for Sleep ond R Sold Everywhere by Furniture Dealers and Department Stores.. Write for illustrated kooklet 2 ENGLANDER SPRING BED-CO. New York - Brooklya -, Mlnllhnlh-ai TENGLANT] DIIOQUCYIONS NR spot where croquet tavorite and the outcome {for midsummer. | Senator Penrose is one of the most | distinguished bachelors in the upper legislative chamber, and it is so sel- {of his young niece, Miss Sarah Pen- dom that any kind of nuptial event Miss Wise of Baltimore, whose bau- concerns him even remotely that much |tiful voice was heard so often in interest is expressed in the wedding | Washington the marriage of the e is_a supreme |prince with Miss Leishman, daughter .is among | of the former ambassador to Turkey, the exciting athletic events scheduled |and only recently he has obtained the proper authorization from the present German government. The Duchess of Richelieu, formerly during _ the oconcerts given at tne French embassy for { rose, daughter of Dr. Charles Bingham | various war needs, will probably pass i i Penrose, well known here as the phy- ician who almost miraculously put he stricken statesman into the active {ranks again. Miss Penrose will marry iMr. drew Van Pelt, son of Mr. and harles Van Pelt of Philadelphia, { probably the early part of September, jand the event will usher in the au- tumn season in the Quaker city and Fwill call forth a large contingent of triends from Washington. Miss Pen- rose made her debut a year ago and has been a favorite. She has a large circle of friends in New Orleans and has spent much time there. Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater, who, though not so well known in Wash- ington as WMrs. Hunt Slater, has many friends and relatives here, who are particularly gratified ovéer her splen- did patriotic gift to the United States —her Readville, Mass., estate of sev- eral acres and a spacious mansion, as a rest home for disabled soldiers. The property is to be under government icontrol for fifty years, when it is hoped these victims of the world war | will no longer need earthly he'p, after { which it returns to the estate of Slater and her family. {artist, and the Readville mansion is exquisitely embellished with many souvenirs of the great artist and dred soldiers can be made comfortable into wards for from four to six pa- tients. The porches are wide and well shaded and command fine views of the; surrounding country. Mrs. Slater is at present living in an apartment in Lexington avenue, New York chy. She will personally su- perintend the work of remodeling necessary for the purpose to which her home is to be devoted and will defray the cost. A modern infirmary and pharmacy will be among the ad- ditions needed; also sun parlors, which will be southwestern porches on three floors, converted- into lounges. An aviary is also to be added and some of the grounds will ‘be laid off into nurseries, where horticulture will be taught. Mr. Jumes Montgomery Beck, who has war in receiving the order of the Cheva- lier of the Legion of Honor from the French government for hi8 eloquen speeches in behalf of the French cause. { Mr. Beck is heralded as the orator par j cxcellence of the administration set, and ihe will undoubtedly be called to deliver {more than the usual quota of public ad- | dresses, for eloquence is rather on the idecline at the National Capital. Mr. lapd Mrs. Beck aré well remembered |from "a ‘former. residence during the Rootevelt administration, and will it easily into the official set. Feei was Miss Tilla Mitchell, daughter {of Mr, and Mrs. James Mitchell of Phil- adelphia, and is an accomplished hostess. Her 8aughter has been a frequent vis- itor during the years her father resided in New York and his home city, Phila- delphia. The office of solicitor Eeneral is considered a stepping-stone to higher dignity, and of recent incumbents Wil- liam Howard Taft and Judge John_Da- vis, former ambassador to Great Brit- ain, are excellent examples of its possi- Dilities. Judge and Mrs. Beck own a house in ‘21st street near R, and will occupy it next tutumn. President Harding believes’in the adhge “Old men for counsel and the frequent visits of the former Secre- tary of Labor and Commerce, Mr. Oscar Strauss, lend color to the rumor that at last the ideal man for the post of ambassador to Tokio has been | found. The mission to Japan is now has been so favorably cousidered and has consented to take it shows how deeply the President and his advisers have pondered the matter. Mr. an Mrs. Strauss are experienced in ever: way, and can make the best of ail sorts of situations. No ambassador to Constantinople had a more success- ful career, and Mrs, Strauss-achieved wonderful things for her sex and for her country in the quietest and most unobtrusive way. As a cabinet hostess her fetes staged in the famous Venetian palace in 16th street, now the home of Mrs. Marshall Field, were marvels of ‘elegance and simplicity combined, ~ As trustee of th ness Hirsch fund for immig: gir Mrs. Slater was Miss Mabel Hunt. | daughter of William Morris Hunt, lhe"""‘ friends on Long Island. relics of his work. About one hun-1 in the house, where the large sleep-l"*mlln for the summer and possibly ing chambers have been converted|all through the autumn. part of the winter here, if certain plans of the music committee reach fulfillment. The duchess has recently been singing in New York with semi- professionals, though fo» charitable purposes, and she has definitely de- cided to carve out a career in this country rather than abroad. The duke has already taken out some naturalization papers and intends to enter some branch of business in Baitimore. Those who value historic associations realize that the present bearer of the title founded by the great French cardinal and states- {man Armand de Plessis has not a drop of the blood of the ancient family which became extinct with that Duke of Richelleu who died in 1821, and who had served with Lafayette at Yorktown. The title was revived i favor of this duke’s grandniece, an when that line also died out a_grand- nephew, who was the elder brother of the present duke, received the rights to bear the heraldic devices and the scant patrimony which re- mained. There is also visiting in the country at present. Admiral de Riche- lieu, who is entirely Danish, and was e last governor of the Danish West ndies before they passed into the possession of this country. Admiral de Richelleu is spending the summer Mrs. Andrew Carnegie sailed for Scotland a few days ago and will go direct to Skibo Castle, where she will She plans several house parties and will have as her guests, early in July. the large Roosevelt family party, who recently went to Madrid for the marriage of Ambassador Willard's second daugh- ter. Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt, a sister of the bride, will visit friends in Eng- land before fepairing to Skibo, where husband and Mr. and Mrs. Archi- bld Roosevelt will join her. Mr: Carnegie will execute some speci plans which the philanthropist had in mind in regard to the revival of old customs about Skibo and the gather- ing of the descendants of the old-time players on the bagpipe. Mr. Carpegie had secured the services of som Df 11 the old bards, and his guest: oth®r denizens of the Scott! 'l.hll‘h- VIAVI HEALTH TALK TO WOMEN 916 Colorado Building; 14th and G Sts. . Wednesday, June 22, 230 P.M. Subject: - “The Most Critical Period in Woman's Life” Gladys Vanderdilt, Countess Szechenyi, Croquet hay been revived with such}and Miss Nancy Leishman, Princess a sweep in Brooklyn and ‘thereabout |Henri de Croy, will undoubtedly be that it seems en’ -ely probable that|heard from:and in very important Washington will soon have its cro-|roles. Count Szechenyi, whd recently quet grounds in the Mall just as it|returned to Hungary with his wife has golf courses'and tennis cou and children, is acknowledged to be All through the playgrounds of Cali- |one of the forceful personages in the | fornia. croquet plots have been rolléd | great Magyar nobility, which is in and tended as eagerly as the tennis|control at Budapest. He is demo- grounds, and tournaments have been |cratic and progressive and has bent ! announced for a score of years past.|his energies and influence toward lhe Croquet and its variant, known as|republican regime rather than wilh roquet, is enjoying great popularity [his conferees, who were plotting to near Norwich, Conn, and all up|bring back the former Emperor | and down the sound and several|Charles. The Prince of Croy, who is country clubs have added this old |one of the loftiest nobles in the Ger- {time favorite to the lis¢ of attrac-|man empire not of royal blood, is i tions. Several of the $abinet matrons|also of democratic .trend and has acknowledge a partiality for this less |thrown his vast fartunes into oppo: strenuous game of past years; Mrs.[tion of the Hohenzollerns and the| Wallace, for instance, who has kept | junkers generally. Though at present up a place for the game in her own [living in Holland, he is a power in grounds in Des Moines and enjoys a|German politics and will, when events trial with mallet and ball very much, [ shape themselves, return to his splen- indeed. The Brooklyn champions|did ancestral seat, mear Dulmen, in 1510 H Street N. W. Oppesite Shorcham Hotel 2% on Valuation Repairing and Remodeling at Summer Rates Phn Main zm lll We shall place on sale tomor- - row a special purchase of To begin with, the quality of the- weaves and the character of the making - at once fix the superior vnlue of these Suits—and emphasize the remarka- bleness of the price. The assortment includes all the popular models— Sailors Marines Regulation Middies ) Tommy Tuckers Made up in— Galatea, Invincible, Every size from 3 to 8 years. ° It’s the biggest aggregation of value—and the gl-eatest opportumty that has occurred for the youngsters this entire season. Boys’ Wash Suits —of the better grades— e —Suits worth up to $4.00— ,. - s Irecently assumed the historic role of OU’LL not only add j solicitor general of the Department of comfort but by being Justice, won & unique nonor during the Oliver Twists Box-plait Norfolks eggy Cloth, Kiddy Cloth, Crash Combinations There are all colors—White, Brown, Gray, Green, Turquols, Tan and Couch Beds Three Picce Beds Bedivans deemed the most important and dit- = T WP 1 o ’c;‘..’ s 2nd inat 30 old & man a5 Mr. Straies Fur Storage all the various tones of Blue-—plam or tmhmed in contrast. ‘Wit-Edge Springs ‘Couch Hammocks Divans