Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1921, Page 54

12 -SOCIETY car Cook on Queen street. M:ss Theima Murphy entertained at a small dance Tuesday evening to celebrate her eighteenth birthday an- niversary. The guests were Miss Edith Geckerd, Miss Edna Busey, Miss Irene Billhelmer, Miss Emma Weingart, Messrs. Morris Hawkshaw, Joe Fen- nell, Edward Grant and John Flaherty of Washington, Miss Lucille Powell, Miss Edith Whitton, Mies Juanita Hammersley, Messrs. Charles Keegan, Francig Lash and Louis Fones. Mrs. Robert Alden Dawes has joined her mother, Mrs. Geerge P. Anderton, to.stay while Commander. Dawes is on sea duty. Mr. and Mrs. 2. B. Gills entertained at a dance Monday evening in honor of Miss Virginia Reese. The gues's were Miss Nellle Fones, Miss Mary Barbour, Miss Louise Spivey, Miss Inez Taylor, Miss Josephine Shuster, Miss Anna Walter, Miss Frances Spencer, Miss Thelma Rosson, Miss Virginia Revely, IVfl.. is tne guest of Mr. and Mrs. Os- Etc. mfl!‘; Miss Buckler to Wed E In London in December Miss Lucy Buckler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Buckler of Balti- more, probably will select a day in December for her marriage to Maj. Vivian Seymer of England. Miss Buckler ' will complete her . three years' course as_ a nurse in St Thomas' Hospital, London, in Devem- ber, and the wedding will immediate- ly follow her graduation, and will take place in that city. Miss Buckler is the eldest daugh- ter of her parents and recelved the degree of master of arts from Ox- ford University, and served in a mili- tary hospital during the war, at which time her iather was attached to the United States embassy in Lon- don. Her mother was decerated by King George V- in Beptember, 1918, for her work during the/war at the “wounded and missing inquiry de- partment” of the British Red Cross. For several years Mr. Buckler Ras been kept abroad by diplomatic and archeologicai work, although he still maintains_his family place, Ever- Society Arrivals Of Local Interest Representative and Mrs. Robert E. Evans of Nebraska had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Amock of Altoona, Pa. Mr. Amock is a nephew of Representative and Mrs. Evans, and his marriage to Mrs. Amock took place recently and they were on their honeymoon. They made the trip to Washington and tack to Altoona by motor, stopping at several places en route. Mrs. Evana and her daughter, Miss Anna Evans, returned the middle of September from a visit in the old heme of Judge and Mrs. Evans in Pennsylvania near Coalmont. %‘fim Hemstitching, Buttons Covered, Plaiting, = = ————— e i kY IR 1219-1221 G Street N, Store Hours: 8:30 to 6:00 Store Closed All Day Monday Mra James K. Jones, jr. has.gone to New York to meet her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones, on heF arrival there from_ scveral months spent in Europe. Miss Jones, who will “‘make her debut this season, graduated from Vasear College In une. Mrs. Richard B. Dear has taken an i Fones, Ralph and Ralph Hawkins, Audrey W Miss Thelma Walker, Messrs. Linwood | Robert_Saffelle, | inson, | close?" Walter Barbour, Tracey Nesbit, Junius Cobean, Linwood Mooney and Donald Morgan, . Miss May Richardson and Miss Kathleen Koons of Yonkers, N. Y. were the week end guests of Mis Mary Lennon in Rosemont. Mrs. Mary B. Reed of New York city and Miss Beatrice Minoche of Cali- | fornia are the guests of Miss Con- stance Boush in Rosemont. Mr. and Mrs. A’bert White of Char- lotte, N. C., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Kleystuber. 1 Mrs. B. J. Yates is the guest of Mrs. | Thomas M. Best at Round Hill, Va., and will go later to visit Mrs. J. B. Peugh at Hamilton, Va. Mrs. John Howdershell of Lincolnia, Va., is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Wil- lis L. Wayts. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norton have returned to their home at Arlington after a visit to Mrs. Frank Norton. —_— “Greggs, the millionaire, is a very lose friend of mine.” “Is_that how he got rich, being SO C IETY BRAZILIAN COFFEE HOUSE | Subject: 82 12th St. N.W. (below F st.) Bpecial Hot Dish Berved at Noon. :~ 11:30 a.m. to MIDNIGHT _* Famous Schweizer — Hous The Imported Fabrics orth verything for the Fall wardrobe. 400 sam- n display at 1525 Riggs pl. n.w. Phone “VIAVI HEALTH TALK TO WOMEN 916 Colorado Building 14th and G Sts. Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2:30 P.M. and Harninees.” “The Way to Health VIAVI PATRONS ESPECIALLY INVITED. Admission Free. On Account of Holiday green, in Baltimore. Maj. Seymer is the son of Sir Basil Thomson, knight commander of the bath and chief of the intelligence department _of Scotland Yard, Lon- don. Maj. Seymer’s name was origi- nally Thomson, but was changed that he might inherit an estate in Dorset- shire, which has been owned by the Seymer family since the thirteenth century. Esther Cl'mpter. O.E.S.. Planning Card Party The members of Esther Chapter. 0. E. S., of which Mrs. Edgar Mer. rit is worthy matron, are planning a card party to be given at Ward- man Park Hotel, October 19. from 2 to 4:30 o'clock, and there wlll be prizes for each table. On the committee Mrs. E. J. Febrey, chairman: Mrs. Harley Simpkins, vice chairman; Miss Mabel Botsch, prizes; Mrs. J. A, West, tickets, and Mrs. C.. H. Cecil, patronesses. CHEVY CHASE. Mr. and Mrs, Robert E. Burks have purchased the Weaver house, on New- lands street, and will take possession this week. 4 Mr. and Mrs. N. Bowen, who spent the summer in Canada, have returned to their home. 3 H Mr. and Mrs. John Randall have re-| Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott of Omaha turned, after spending the summer (have taken an apartment temporarily in Orleans, Cape Cod, Mass. They|at the Highlands, while hunting a stopped at Delaware Water Gap for |suitable house for the winter. ‘a short stay en route to Washh\(_ton. Miss Mildred and Miss Gladys Nich- ols, who have been to Thousand Is- lands, Canada, and-Niagara Falls, have returned to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Weaver, who have sold their home, will leave this week for their future home in California. ~- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols are at home, Ml‘t:r spending two weeks at Harpers Ferry. . - M7, and Mrs, Melvin Eslin and their children have. returned to their home ifrom Point Pleasant, N. J.; where they spent, several weeks. 2 | Gov. Albert T. Ritchle will address the next meeting of tiie Women's Democratic Club of Chevy Chase. Miss Byrd Belt has returned from ! visiting friends in southern Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Forest De Lore Van apartment at the Connecticut for the winter. Her daughter, Mrs. Dear Patten, will be. with her. Miss Rebecca Wellington, who has been making a series of visits on the north shore for two months, has joined her parents, Dr. and Mrs. John R.- Welllngton, at their home, on Lanier place. Miss Wellington will be presented to society this season. Open Tuesday Morning i 1 A recent bride, who was Miss Bessie Mahoney. :I]["m Fall Designer Patterns and Fashion Books D. G. Pfeiffer PIANOS and PLAYERS Establixhed Over 25 Years 1210 G Street Price—Minus A saving of approximate- ly $100 per piano, in over- head expense, is cut from the selling price. Modest rent, no agents or commission men and other yond the customary stand- | economies make this possi- ard are thus assured. ble. Write, phone or call for FREE copies of “A' New Departure in Piano Selling” and “Evidence.” They will be mailed to you and no agents will call to annoy you. 5 Mrs. A. Geary Johnson and her son, Mr. A. Geary Johneon, jr.. have re- turned from a three-month motor trip through the New England states. street. Mr. eml Mrs. Arthur B. Addison| Miss Florence Long is the guest of have returned to their Washington |Miss Brenda Burd at Saratoga Springs, home, after spending the summer in|N. Y. Bar Harbor. -7l home, at Mount Savage, Md., after a visit to Mrs. James A. Long, on Queen Mr. and Mrs.- Arthur Herbert and Miss Elizabeth Bryant are spending two | weeks at Atlantic City. Miss Lucy Anderson has returned {from visits to friends in several of { Miss An- A AN Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ramsey of 108 C street southeast have as a gues the former's mother, Mrs. J. §. Ram. sey of Statesville, N. C., who landed {the New England states. in New York yesterday on the French | derson has as ‘her’ guest, Miss Isa- liner Parls, after spending eleven bella Hopkins of St. Augustine, Fla. months in Europe. Accompanying| Miss Murgaret Butler left last week Mrs. Ramsey were Mrs. Helen Colt|to enter Hollins College, Va. and Mrs. Rob Colt, who are also, Ensign Thomas L. Wattles, U. S. visiting ~ Mrs. Ramsey's son and|N. is the guest of his parents, Mr. daughter-in-law. and Mrs. C. William Wattles, on Prince streef Mrs. Harry D. Kirk and Mrs. Edith Risdon left last week by motor for Poughkeepsie, N. Y., accompanied by Miss Belle Cochran, sister of Mrs. Kirk, who is instructor in the Eng- lish department of Vassar College. | Mr. and. Mrs. J. B. Niss of Redi Lion, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. C. H.j | Smeltzer of Bettersville, Da., were | the guests of friends #n Alexandria ! i for several days last week. Misses Dorothy and Esther Moore have returned from Rectortown, Va., where they spent the summer. = e Mrs. itchell has gone - Mrs. Stapleton, widow of Mr. Daniel } home in. ,,?f,y,,i‘,‘m; LR eI s C. Stapleton, has returned to herlher daughter, Mrs. Hugh Pettey. home on Massachusetts avenue from| Miss Evelyn Cranc has returned Spring. Lake, N. J., where sne spent]from a visit to Mrs. Elsie Zeligler in the summer. She was accompanied [ Washington. on her return by Mrs. Frank Barber,| Mrg 4. A. Stunkel, Mrs..G. W. who'isinow ihet Hollse .gukt. Stunkel, Mrs. Nellie Fleischmann and = Miss Minnie Cook have returned from a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Mrs. 1L M. Dudley has returned from visits to friends at Washing- ton, Rappahannock county. { Capt. and Mrs. Stanley G. Blanton are back' from Waynesboro, Va., and | are the guests of Mrs. Blanton's! mother, Mrs. John F. Tackett, onl Scuth 'St Asaph street, before leav- ing for Camp Meade. Mrs. Sheiton H. Jenkins has return- ed to home in_Oak Park, Va. after visiting Mrs. C. M. Houston on in .charge are Quality—Plus None but personally tested, standard, guaranteed makes and every instrument select- ed before going on sale. Refinements of tone voic= ing and accurate touch be- Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Collins, who were in Atlantic City_for several Wweeks, staying at the Marlborough- Blenheim, have returned to Wash- ington. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sommers have returned to Washington from At- lantic City, where they spent the summer. |ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY| A Shop of Individuality Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellett Cabell have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mi Anne Ellett Cabell, to Ensign Ferguson Beach | Bryan, U. 8. N., xon of Capt. and Mrs. Albert Bryan of this city. The wed- ding will tumn. 1217 Conn. Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wechfler have the styles. Pennsylvania Avenue Ladies— take your choice of nearly 1,000 pairs of new 2,95 Saks & (Jompany Seventh Street Low Shoes One by one the leading makers of Ladies’ ; Footwear are disposing of their surplus stock at greater or less sacrifice in price. In the present instance the concession borders on the sensa= tional—so superior are the values and desirable Exclusive Fashions for Women INTRODUCING CORRECT PARIS STYLES' By A Choice Collection of Models Has Been Assembled . . - - - For Your Inspection Morning Dresses, Afterndpfi Frocks, Evening Gowns, Wraps, Furs, Suits, Coats, Blouses, Lingerie, CHARMING, DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY All Leather Flexible Arch. Cannot Hurt. PEDI\CILINIC They foclow line of the foot. Style 103. For Sty 104 For| the perfect foot. | Made of brown or | the bunten or corn As you comb your hair in the morning light, do you see youth and beauty, orsigns of age? - Is your hair young or old? You can quickly remove misludlnq evide by tinting streaked or gray hair with sl 'anwne".‘?( k'’, S0c and $1.50 sizes, with easy, complete directions. At drug and department stores. Free trisl bottle, with valusble booklet on the hair, sent directon receipt of 11¢ to cover postsge, packing and war tax. -THE KENTON PHARMACAL C0. Cooigien, Benincly, U-%. 4. BROWNATONE What Does %ari‘!iflur&y?- Valin are at home, after spending a month in the country. |"'Mr. and Mrs. W, Jett, Lauck have 'moved into their new house, on East Melrose street and Brookville road. | Flousc, when covers were Jaid for “home which has just been completed. Mr. B. Ashby Leavell has joined his family here after spending the week end on a motor trip to visit his Lrothers in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Brush have returned to Chevy Chase after spend. ing the.summer in the west. 4 Mr. John Ewing was host at a din- ner last week at the Bropke Tea eight. .- “Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston ley were hosts at dinner at their onday_evening, Mrs. Clark H. Wells and Mrs. 8. J. Horn of New York city are visiting their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and, Mre. B. Ashby Leavell” . & Mis. George Winchester Sfone. has returned after a short visit with rela- dvés’in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashley have sold their house at Chevy Chase and will spend the winter in Washington. “Mr.-amd Mrs. Richard Hardman of Cleveland are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dynes. Mra. Curtis’'Feeser was hostess at a tea_at her home Tuesday in honor of Mis. Richard Hardman. frs. Arthur Kidder and her son Arthur have returned to their-home after spending two weeks visiting | relatives in Terre Haute. Miss V. E. Hugo of Bridgeport, who has been the houre guest.of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar W. tc_her home. ¢ Rev. Hubert Rex Johnson has re- turned after making a short visit to | friends in, Pittsburgh and will preach. at his church, the Chevy Chase Pres- byterian Church, today. - | Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Delinger have returned to their home after spending |the summer in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Johh Koons enter- { tained at -dinner informially, at- their home last week. | Mr. and Mrs. George Jamés Brown of New York city are hoise guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.-G. Skelton. She Sohl, has returned her_home after spending the summer at Lake George. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paine, and a two-month visit with relatives. Former Representative and Mrs. As- bury Lever, who, with their children, visited relatives in South Carolina, have returned to their home, Maj. and Mrs. L. F. Johnson have purchased the Ashley house on Morri- son street, and have takén possession, Comdr. and Mrs. Frank Loftin, who spent the summer in Europe, have re- turned to Chevy Chasé. - 2 Mrs. Frank Smith of Trentnon is visiting Mrt. and Mrs.. Frank Stewart on Morrison street. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Young have returned to_their home atter spend- ing.a month' itf the Adirondacks. The friends of Dr..and Mrs. Carden Mr. and'Mrs. George Dearborn Hop- kins have issued invitations for the marriage reception of their daughter, Miss Julia Benton Hopki Arthur _Harrison Saunders mond, Wednesday afternoon, 19, at 5:30 oclock, at their home, North Washington street. Mrs. Charles T.- Lindsay has re turned from a motor _trip through the valley of - Virginia. Mrs. Lindsay has s her guests at her home on South Columbus_street Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindsay Cook of Waynesboro, Va. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh McGuire have re- turned from a visit to the former's mother, Mrs. Hunter McGuire, in Rich- ‘mong. . . Miss Gatherine Waller has returned from a visit. to her aunt, Mrs. Beity Waller, in Baltimore. Mrs.” Biddle Zoyle has returned to her home at Cherryville, N. C., after spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben R. Robinson ofi South Payne street. Mrs. Charies King and Miss Laura King are back from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hulfish in Charlottesville. Miss Jeannette Yates Coehran left this week to re-enter school Hilda’s Hall, Charles Town, g accompanied by Miss Emily Carter of Ashland, Va,, who has been her gul Mrs. Richard L. Finks and Miss ginia Finks have returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey, in Winston-Salem. Miss Sarah Nelson October 31 hitehead of Lovingston, county, is the guest of her Mrs. John T. Stephenson, in Mrs.. T. E. Morton of North East Md., isithe guest of Mrs. Charles C. Carlin, on North Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Daniel have returned from Toronto, Mr. D. K. Stansbury, and Jack Howard left last week for Waynestoro, V: ¥ishburne Mtlitary School. Mrs. Charlotte _Robinson | Plaius, .Va., and ,he: of Lee Cochran, on King street. * Miss Chtharine 'England of Washing- Mrs. John Latham has returned to [ton has returned home after a visit (o Miss Marian Dienelt. in Rosemont. Mr. and_Mrs. Couftney Houck Wykagyl, N. and_sister, Mr. | Acton, in Rosemont. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klipstein Bakersfleld, Calif., Prince street. the summer. Mr. etteville, W. Va. Rev. and M Warner will.regret to “learn of- the 4 death last week of Mrs. Warner's mother, - Mrs. Mary Mitchell o Georgla. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hellmuth have purchased the Benson bungalow on Spring street, and have taken poss session of it. . Judge and Mrs. Alexander R. Mul- winter with her daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Victor Vaughan have taken possession of the Ord home on West Kirke street, which, they have leased for’the winter. Miss Etienne Lawrence has. entered a school for young ladies near Phila- delphia. Mgs. David Lawrence has gone to Gaftney, S. C., and will later go to Columbia, ‘where .she. will visit relatives ‘for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J..Fred Kelley have returned to their home, after.spend. will be stationed. o] : Mrs. Robert E. L. Yellott has re- tarned to her home, after spending the summeg . with relstives 1in Arkansas. ‘ S s Roy—Papa, what 'kind of ;berries are those? L Father—Blueberries, my boy. Roy—Blueberries! - Why, they’re red. green.” 3% Father—Yes; but only while they're]| black kidskin. Low | lowney and their daughter Katherine beels Flexible| 1304 F St have returned to thelr home {rom FOR FALL A rl ‘N.. ., Where 3 solsa sndiascres 5 {isited Mrs. Mullowney’s mother, Mra. FROM PARIS Thomas. . Mra. James C. OFd Jeft last week for “The Fasso” Syracuse, where she will spend the “Elastic Slipons" S 131541317 take place during the au'i:\'orth Columbus Stree R. Stansbury to enter The .her. small daughter ‘were thé guests last week of Miss Cora of i were the guests last their baby have gone to Arkansas for | week of the farmer's brothor.in-law and Mrs. Richard E. of e are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. George T. Klipstein, on Mrs. William B. Smoot has returned from Bath Beach, Me., where she spent nd Mrs. Robert S. Reynolds are | visiting Mr. Reynolds’ parents, in Fay- | . Clarence A. Ball and Miss Louisa Ball have returned to their STH: FLOOR-TAKE ELEVATOR—STH.FLOOR returned to their home in Catletts- | burg, Ky. after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Remington on Braddock Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Eddington are the guests of friends in Geneva, IIL | Miss Virginia Supinger has. gone to er home in Front Royal to Mr. a . A outh Royal Padgett Glasser of Co- 8t week with who spent the s Paris in traveling | through Furope with Mr. and -Mrs: William Hitt of Washington, has re- turned to her hom. Mrs. Chester C. Coates of New York s the guest last week of Mr. and J. Sidney Douglas on Cameron treet and left for her country place | at Catlett, Va. Capt. James S. Doug- las, U. 8. A.,.of Camp Perry, Ohio. is thé guest of his parents, Mr. Mrs. J. 8. Douglas. Mrs. Marion Civalier Holmes of Bal- timore has returned after a visit to | her cougins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert | Tayor, on North Washington street. | | Midshipman Pablo Barrett of An- napolis was the guest last week of his grandmother. Dr. Kate Waller treet. ! pt. Marvel H. Parsons. U. S. A. o has just returned from Camp | Perry, has joined Mrs. Parsons at the | me of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. orge Uhler, on North Washington street. Capt. and Mrs. Parsons’ will leave in a few days for their home at Camp Eustis, Va. w Mr Mrs. Georgé Newman of Unionville, furs remodeled into i scacon's styles. Al F made to order, from-$45 up. S. APPLEBEE Furrier and Ladies’ Tailor 902 1ith S::” N.w. ATTENTION, LADIES This is the season when you should give your hair and mlnalexlnn special care. Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson having used these prescriptions faithfully Sears, says they are very wonderful. ry Them, $1.00 Each Almond “Skin Food—Feeds and whitens kin. Muscle Cream—Fradicates. wrinkles. Cleansing Cream—For sunburn Dlackhends. Hair Tonics—Make the hair grow. Sealp Food—Cares dandruff. For Sale at t. Stores and MRS, COON'S OFFICE, 1405 Eye 8t. N.W. and CORSET FASHIONS “Tricot Dancing”. “Elastic Pantaloons” ON CALL MADAME GRACE BON TON - imparts any shade of brown or black——natural life-iike | |ing the summer in. the mountains. 2 - GOSSARD and boys and babies at your favorite shop. colors that will not rub off. ‘1 mulr r bl)';wd g‘r vo rf!‘u‘;flds(cr‘;:“:pe;%d : AR : The frode” Also bplendid for toning down faded or blesched hair. Mol i i ot et S now “Mdrode” undor- s Odorless, . economical, lasting and sbeolutély | | Size. Ruser. Whitstora Will enter- . oy 5 T garment for men is a revela- b” ""uu"‘"' quality underweer, the very finest of its kind, is sold harmless. **Brownatone’” as casily used s ||tainata bitdge luncheon at her-home ogue | g tion. possible _ dis- shops at prices greatly reduced from those of 1920. manicuring your nails. i V\Ee:::sg;z. o ‘ ST 3 - advantage b“:o;’;: 5 X ;;n ':o::nfix:"cyhkn to Medium Brown’’ and “‘Dark | | gone to Calttornia, where Capt. Lowry tore empodiat ] Winship, Boit & Co. ‘Wakefield, Mass. after a |ff F St. NW. In English Oxfords, Walking Ox- fords, Sports Oxfords, One-strap Pumps, etc., with rubber or leather 5 heels, of Cuban, Junior French and mannish types; imitation tips, per- \ forated tips and vamps, plain toe, | _and all the smart details. Brown Kid / Black Kid Mahogany Calf - - Patent Leather Gun Metal Calf Brown Novilla Kid Brown Nu Buck There is a good assortment cf sizes in the com- bined styles—ranging from 21, to8—and A to E widths. ; e g;?/ ] ",\%@ ‘Mérode HmaFmiked Underwear keeps its shape! L] HAT’S TEST aof tail — “M&Ode”'lh"flve.E e lny. ailor-made gfment and It fits not only the first time yon wear it, but even af! t ter count- less launderings! That’s because each gn-m;nt is cut by hand from patterns that follow every line of the body—and because it is made of the best yarns, knit into firm, beantiful materia) i - * elastic and retain their shape, TR Flatlock seams, smooth and strong, also help “Mérode” kecp its shape, for they give with every motion. Both comfort and ftyle are expx:ased in the attractive, up-to-date models, which include a wide variety of designs praviding suitable underwear for both high cut and low cut dress. Each garment is rigidly inspected, before being sent out, to make sure it is perfect in every way. Ask to see “Mérode” hand-finished underwear for women, girls HARVARD MILLS 99 Hand “Mérode” =i, Underwear for Women, Children and Men '