Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1921, Page 59

SOCIETY Six More of those Splendid PLAYER-PIANOS B [ TP USRS UV S SRV - / . —y REGULAR $650 VALUE. Well known, standard make, genuine mahogany case of artistic model with tone of rare sweetness. An instrument of great durability and heauty, suitable for the finest heme. To the first comers this week— 950 K sy-payment Plan—No Interest ¢ Other Players, $398 upward 210 G Street D. G. Pfeiffer 07 SN 0 {{ = N6 b A\ 72 Y R s 2 N 7 4 o Electrical Chafing Dish It is the ideal Chafing Dish. tractive in design and absolutely depend- Made of nicke! and ebony and carrying the Westinghouse guaran- tee that means everything to Electrical Appliances. able for grade. -2 @arro Much Cozier to Prepare Them at Home on an ;Y know them Complete Line Dcmestic Appliances 1l Electric Company 714 12th Street—Main 7230 Electrical, Mechanical, Automobile Supplies Domestic Appliances Most at- when applied How about Oysters—so many ways vou may prepare them bits and any number of other dainties? You doubtless some special receipts vou keep for your own private use as surprises for vour iriends. and Welsh Rare- all—besides R AFTER-THEATER SUPPERS ppnes W 2 We ha Monday and in the diamonds T T Y T T M R EA N I I BT S O W S T T TR Y R o o gy | - selected * Beautiful rdsome hand carved out of 14-Kt We Must Reduce Our Enormous Diamond Stock Ve ve the public of Washington i lower than cost of importation. Mr. Diamond Bujyer, here is your opportunity—get in on one § i 1 — Therefore we h dizmonds at price i | ! of these wonderful bargains. out_of our the Tuexdny only Diamond Rin; re fancy white gold 14-kt. solid gold. ded to gi We urge you. for Xmas. { Attractive Specials 918 F Street N.W Guaranteed Blue-White Special Sale ' Monday and | Tuesday . ... enormous_diamond stock Genuine Diamond Rings. which will be on sale ridiculous price s were formerly priced all pure white. perfect cut gems of rare ant with sparkling beauty, set settings. of at .00 Formerly $69= $100.00 $69.00. $100.00 Al Diamonds bought of us are returnable at full price at any time as per our written guarantee agreement. A small deposit will hold one of these Bar Pin, all platinum, 11 Diamonds, 16 Oriental Pearls, Regular price, $400.00. Sale, $225.00. Bar Pin, all platinum, 13 Diamonds. Regular price, $475.60. Sale, $275.00. Bar Pin, 14-kt. white gold and platinum, 7 fine Dia- monds. Regular price, $225.00. Sale, $150,00. Ladies’ 2-stone Diamond Ring, white and green geld mountings. Regular price, $65.00. Sale, $40.00. FISCHER’S THE L CHEVY CHASE. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Angel are spend- ling the week, end in Virginia visiting :n\uvcu. i Senator and Mrs. Norbeek have rent- |ed the McComas house in Chevy Chase and are settled there for the winter. r. Shu Tomfi of the Japanese em- ¥, Who spent the summer and fall vy Chase, Will go to Washington i Tuesday and take possession of an {apartment at the Hadleigh for the win- | Mr. Ceorge | Haley and M city ing their brother-in-law nd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Samp- D. C., OCTOBER 30, 9 1921 —PART son. | 3. Lincoln Potter has sold his house on Rosi street_and has gone to Drummond for the winter months. Mrs. David Street of Baltimore, Md., Who visited- Capt. and Mvs., George Langdon Whitford, has returned to her e Miss Katherine ighter of Judge and M it. Mullowny; has invitations out for a Halloween jarty at the home of her at 7:30 Mullowny, Alexander tomorrow evening \ Herbert Claude has - broken sround on Newlands street for his new Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Feeser have re- turned to th, M Bender. who has been | visiting relatives in Abilene, Kan., has returned 1o her home Mrs. William . Sullivan has returned e s at an heir home last week. s. Roscoe Rodgway, who were recently married, have returned m their honevmoon and are lo- ed at 3 East Irving street. Irs.” James Dudley Morgan was Monday at an informal lunch- 1t her home, Dudlea. who has been eon Mrs. Laura Chandlee | visiting Hotel for the winter. Mrs. Warren Brush was hostess at a luncheon last week, when her guests were her card club. The s League of the Ch Chase E pal Chur eteria din- brary Fri- ember 4, from 1 to members day evening, > 9 o'clock. The Community Club of Chevy Chase will give a Halloween party tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. | and Mrs. E. V. O'Brien of Raymond street. Mr. and Mrs. George Vinal have re- the home of their father | { when their guests numbered twenty hér son- and R er, Lieut. and M Henkle, has gone toaNew York { visit her other two daughters before returning to her home. The Woman's Guild_of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church held a social at the Chevy Chase Library day evening. which proved a dis- tinct success both socially and finan- cially Mrs. John J. Byrne will entertain | at luncheon Friday at her home in honor of he Mrs. Ho: has sold her house on Brookville road to Mr. and Mrs. Cross. and will spend the winter in Washington. Representative and Mrs. Edward E. Browne have returned to their home after spending the summer on a mo- tor trip through the New England states and stopping en route for a short stay at_Dixville Notch, H Mrs. A. H. Marvin of Rochester, N. Y., is here visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langley. Miss Cathren Ludlum was hostess at a Halloween party at the home of her parent nd Mrs. amuel S. Ludlum, last_evening. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Myers, who | sold their home in Washington, ari building & new house across fro the Columbia Country Club, and pect to be able to take possession by T ksgiving. and Mrs. E. R. Holmes have moved into their new house on East adley Lane. turned to their home after visiting chl‘llr(' are now living there. relatives in Philadelphia, P'a. Mrs. Emma Exel and daughters Misses Marian and Ann M Deboroh and Miss Charistine daughters of Thomas W ent the summer in the had a birthday . have returned to their MISS BEATRICE HENNING, Daughter of the aaxistant secretary of labor and Mrx. E. J. Heaniuzg, who ix with them at Wardman Park for the winter. Hill, North Chevy Chase. They will later visi eir parents, Dr. and Mrs. iy to her home after spending the summer at Newport, R. I, as the 5. William D. Tewksbury to their home on pending the | Brookville ro: summer in the Mr. George P. Kimmel has returned to his home after spending i week in New York city neer Commander H. A. Brown British navy and Mrs. Brown and their daughter, Miss Brown, have tken the McCammon house on East Lenox street for the winter. Mr. C. Fred Kelly'has returned to his | home from L Placid, in the Adi-| rondacks, where he spent several | weeks. n, of the and_Mrs. D. B Walker hou ast Kirke street and. with their two t Lenox street. gn John Webb and Ensign Jo- . who are attached to at Quanti- eo and who have been spe week end with Dr. and M AMlerritt, h returned to their Miss Willie Vernon gave week at the home of her brothe n-law and _sister, Mr. and P. Kimmel of Eas Daniel C. Chace gave a reading her own com- position at Pen Women Mrs. Cunningham pan Chace. Miss Chace will give a dance at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Chace, Frida ening. READERS SEE PANTOMiME. Silent Acting Feature of Bill Be- fore Club. Pantomimes featured the bill of the Washington Readers’ Club at the Col- ge Weman's Clu Among the tit Spangled Bann v For- tun, 11e aid That | Gre elestial Love.” Jordan directed_the bill Miss . Before th mma L. Ostrander read a “The Universal Languag, followsd by general disc Among those partic and Mrs. Howard Gottlich will take possession of their new house before Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weaver, who xold their house on Newlands street, have gone to California for the win- ter. and Mrs. Willlam Grayson ve sold thefr house on Tngo- and ha moved into winter months. Mr. Joseph Hall and Mr. Charles us Stone jr., are in Chevy » spend the winter. nd Mrs. Lowell Blake, who were recently married. have returned and taken an apartment at the Ward- man Park Hotel. - Mrs. Blake was { Miss_Anna_Colladay shter of Mr. {and M dward F. Colladay, before her ma Mr e. Atherton Dupuy will give a i Halloween party at her home tomor- row evening for her young daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming have £one to New Jersey for a short visit with relatives. Mr. James Keliher, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Keli has returned {te Cornell for his third year. | " Maj. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson have ipurclmned the Turner house on Ray- mond street and with their two chil- dren are in possession. Mr. John Leavell, who has been in Norfolk, Va., for some time, has re- turned to Chevy Chase with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Ashby Leavell. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred French White of Pittsburgh, Pa., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson White of Sunny New FAAitt F at Fourteenth Reserve a Table for Tomorrow Night's Halloween Celebration It’s going to be the fun, souvenirs, decorati supper. Don’t wait until a delicious Blue Styie 104. For the perfect foot. Made of brown or black kidskin. Low heela Fiexidle seles and arches. ‘1304 dancing to your heart’s the evening—reserve a table for your party—to be sure of accommodations. Every evening—Daily and Sunday—we serve i Plate Dinner PEDI\CLLINIC %9@;@ Mrs. Mabel Owens Wilcox, ) bert Dictrich Emma V Hamilton, Mrs. Et A. B. Mustain, Willey O, Louise Townsend, McMullen son. Mis 3 & a soprano s0lo as a concluding number. Arthur J. Rhodes vias stage manager. ! et e e Resemblance. ! From the Boston Transcript. 1 A singer’'s range is like a kitchen range—if it is a good one it will draw well. Isom, Ada Mrs. Margaret L. 1 Elaine Beauty Shop New Location, 1320 F Street N.W. Having more space and better facilities for work, we are pre- pared to render our patrons most || ! efficient service. - | Superfiuous Hair permanently removed; Improved Methods of Facial and Sealp Treatmentw; Manicuring, Shampooing, Hair- dressing; Permanent Waving without the use of Electricity. ||| Tel. Frank. 6182 for appointment * time of times—lots of ons, special music and content—and splendid il at $L50. All Leather Flexible Arch. Cannot Hurt. Style 108. For the bunion or corn foot. Ext F st. 'y land whole, LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSON. The gypsles are camping down in Bill Turner's field. One of them just came up to get a bucket of water with my permission—and a chicken without it, if possible. She was merry d blowzy and brown. She strode ong as though she owned the world, her wide hips swinging under the flaming skirt, her earrings shinning, her black head high. Three bables tagged at her heels and down at the camp she has half a dozen more. Gay life, they have, those babies. No rules, no hours, and never a scrub behind the e When night comes down the gypsy fires glow and against the warm, fall s of smoke floats straight pots are bubbling full—and stolen stews smell just as sweet as those you buy. Then gypsy folk sprawl all wbout, laughing and calling, gobbling at thé stew, or strumming mandolins. Some of them sing and danc some make love, and all are ga: babies race and squeal, the night WHICH OF US 15 FREE ? winds rise, the tangled, joyful sounds drift to me where I rest upon the hill, respectable and drab. for 1 am civi 1 the rule for. 1 ccause | love righteous- perhaps because 1 My house is sound the polic graat wind can stir And when I sleep, ent_pinches the staid my well-made b no wild adventure cold-creamed dignity of my more work, a }ittle money in the nd add some trifle to my fame. I should be glad. . And sometimes 1 wgnder how it ca pass that we should call our lives ad- anced and free and think of them poor, and ignorant and low. u the only fool who sold his hinh-’ rizht for a mess of pottage? DANDRUFF:? JOHN HAYS HAMMOND, SOCIAL 3 . Coon’ MRS, LEADER. at drog and de ice, 1405 E ‘Health Talk All “girls and women are invited to a Special Talk to Business Wom- en Wednesday evening. November 2d, at the Viavi Parlors— 916 Colorado Building, 14th and G Sts,, At 8 O’Clock P.M. SUBJECT: “The Relation of | _ Health to Efficiency.” LEAPLEY’S FLOWER SHOP Entablished 1910 Flowers from Leapley’s have elo- quently expressed sympathy during the past 11 vears. We save you 25% on all funeral de- signs. i Bulbs—and Ferns —NOW READY for the coming winter. LEAPLEY’S 905 G Street N.W. i Attractive Feeding Aprons and Bibs for Baby | —With numerous designs of nearly every description, ! some with _ animals, etc. % Stamped ready to work. 3 | Beautiful Handmade Crochet and Knit Goods for Infants —including Caps, Jackets, Stockings, Bootees, etc. Luncheon Sets, stamped ready to work; also Patch- work Designs. Card Table Covers, black satin patchwork patterns ready to work. Bedspreads and Scarfs to match, both patchwork and embroidery designs ready to work. Pillowcases and Scarfs to match, with patchwork and embroidery designs. Ready to work. . Combing Jackets, in at- tractive patterns, including the patchwork designs ready to work. D. M. C. Crochet Cottons, in White and all the newest colors. Every size. D. M. C. Embroidery Cot- ton, in all the latest shades and colorings. z New shipment arrived Cut Steel Beads; sizes 7, 8, 9 and 10. FREE LESSONS —in art work by competent instructors for our patroms. Have your Embroidery work done now to insure same by Xmas. Pleatin g, Braiding, Hemstitching, Stamping, Initialing, Beading, Em- broidery by Competent People. THE EMBROIDERY SHOP ‘MISSES FREUDBERG 827-829 11th Street Near New York Avenue Barnum Was Right. No Such Luck. From Life. | From the Loulsville Courier-Journal Lots of people who are too wise to | q@Vhy did you take Meyerbeer off buy green goods or gold bricks can |the dinner card? h be persuaded to sign on the douedl “People kept line. i thing to drin inking it was some- “Mérode” adds to the joy of living!| ¢ K RODE” underwear is a suitable foundation for any style of dress—for formal occasions or every day. Wearing it makes you conscious of the pleasure of perfect-fitting and absolutely comfortable under- wear—entire freedom of motion for dancing, skating or any exercise. No binding or pulling; the material is finely knit and firm, yet it gives with every move- ment. The Flatlock seams are sgrooth and elastic. Each “Mérode” garment is cut by hand from care- fully designed patterns and finished by hand wiih a daintiness that makes it suitable to wear with your very best gowns. Ask to see “Mérode” hand-finished underwear for women, girls and boys and babies. Meérode underwear is sold this season at prices greatly below those of last fall. A: leading stores. Winshin, Boit & Co., Wakefield, Mass. HARVARD MILLS The Famous Schweizer Imported Fabrics for the P play at K25 N 3, e The new “Mérode” garment for wien is the result of careful study in men's union suits. Every possible dis- comfort has been eliminated —every good feature em~ bodied. “Mérode” =i Underwear for Women, Children Butterick Design 3173 Yours! Frocks of Parisian Charm and a New Saving of 50c to $10 on every one! FIRST of the holidays— iving, with its festivities! ‘This year your Thanksgiving dinner frock and evening gown may reveal the smartness that one associates with France's favorite Deauville. 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Then, you follow picture-and-word illustrations which show you just how ‘to interpret your fashion ds would the origiiator himself. You sew more surely than ever be- fore, saving hours of time. And your flying needle deftly embodies in your frock not only perfect set, fit and drape but lines that bespeak Paris itself. g Finally, suggestions of finish particularly designed for your very own frock are revealed to you—Tlittle details that are great in importance — tiny touches that control the _whole mouvement of your gown. Your finished frock— behold! it is a creation of Paris! . BUTTERICK - Style Leaders of the World and Men Butterick Design 3353 Go to the Butterick pattern counter. Selectfrom the new- est Parisian fashions, remem- bering that the Deltor suggests the correct materials and sim- plifies the making of the most intricate gown. It saves you 50c to $10 because it specifies less material than would be possible without the Deltor. 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