Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 8

SOCIET ot s, Furtiers and Ladies’ Smart Wear G at Twelfth St. | Your attention is especially called to the unusual attractiveness of these values which ,we are offering during our Reorganization Sale. Dresses--- lcautifully designed and cleverly made Canton Crepe Dresses, trimmed with real Monkey Fur and Beaded, as well as the new Reorganization e i Worth 259 More Coats- : $ 1 6.50 We are showing a wonderful selection of stylish Milk designs that are truly remarkable values, starting While they last we are selling all our Velvet Hats it Off 95 We have just and up sy handkerchici models. “ at . received a special selection of Duve- tvne Hats in New Shades. Priced from.... 608 TO 614 ELEVENTH ST. @fi_ The House of Courtesy ——t F eaturing‘ two specials--- : the Fine and Finer Coats i Conditions permit the quot- \ ing of these special prices— for values that are sidnally bet- ter—judged both by intrinsic and artistic worth. —Plain and fm-flhnme y Panvelaine, Pollyan- | | Wandora, Marvella, | na, Bolivia, Normandy | | Maulette, Panvelaine, | I and Evora—the weaves ! Gerona cloths—em- | i of worth—plain and em- broidered elaborately; | broidered; and with col- | lars of Raccoon or ! blended Fitch. Loose and fitted models—with i or without belts. L i | | collars, collars and cuffs { —or bands of Beaver, | | Squirrel, Wolf, Aus- | | tralian Opossum, Mole, | i etc. All sizes are avail- able in both groups THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. -C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1921 Society Vice President to HE Vice President, who {s a tending the American Legion convention in Kansas City, will joln Mrs. Coolidge at the New Willard Wednesday. She return- ed from Mercersburg, Pa., yesterday afternoon after spending the week end at the Mercersburg their sons, John and Calvin. The ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartler entertained a small company at luncheon yesterday in honor of Col. and Mme.” Cumont, who are in Washington for a visit of several weeks. Col. Cumont is a rep- resentative of the board of allied sup- plies. The other guests at “luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. John Vea McMur ray, the counselor of the embassy, and Mme de Selys and the secretary, Mr. Silvercru: The Secretary of War, Mr. Weeks, returned yesterday where he went early last week with the President and Mrs. Harding. M Weeks, who spent several days in New York last week, returned Saturday. Netherlands Minister Returns to Capital. i The minister of the {Everwijn, has return York, where he atiended the marriage Thursday of Miss Adelaide Ruth Ogden to Mr. Auguste Philippe von I Hemert. {ington the minister stopped in Phila- delphia to attend the ceremony of the conferring of the honorary member- “ship to the American College of Sur- IK!\‘Y upon Dr. J. Shoemaker, chief surgeon of the Hospital of The Hague. | Dr. Shoemalker spent several days in Washington last week. etherlands, Dr. Princess Bibesco will be accom- panied by Miss Nan Tennant, sister of Mr. Hugh V. Tennaut of the Brit- ish embagsy staff, when she rails Fri- day from England aboard the Aqui- tania for New York. Miss Tennant vill be the guest of the minister of “tumania and Princess Bibesco in Washington for the early winter. rs. Parker will go! ' ew York this week to mect + daughter. Tan Macpherson, <« Eleanor Wayne P riving from E Later in November Mr Parker,will have as a guest her sis- ter, the Hon. Mrs. Rowland Leigh, and her daughter, Miss Leigh. The Hon. Mr. Rowland Leigh is a brother of Lord Leigh of Stoneleigh Abbey, War- wickshire, and f the dowager Coun tess of Jersey. Mrs. Leigh's son, Row- 'and Leigh, who is now at Magdeline College, Oxford, was a visitor in Washington last spring. The third secretary of the Italian embassy, Nobile Tomasso Assereto, was host at luncheon yesterday at the Montgomery Country Club. His gueste were the secretary of the Swiss lega- tion and Mme. Jenny, the secretary of the Netherlands legation and Mme. Hubrecht, the attache of the Belgian emnbassy and Mme. Tilmont, the sec- Italian embass; d stant _militar attache, Alvina Bohlen. and Admiral Benson d Wife Return. o Admiral and Mrs. William Shepherd Benson have retirned to their apartment in the Wyoming after spending several weeks in the south. Many courtesies and honors were heaped upon the ad- miral while south of the Mason-Dixon line, he r ceiving a silver loving cup at one point in the fouth and a splendid sword at another. They were cnter- ,tained in @ number of southern cities. The commercial attache of the Netherlands legation, Dr. D. H. An- dreae, is at the Hotel Powhatan. He will go to New York later in the week to meet Mme. Andreae and thelr ithree children, who have sailed from {Holland aboard the Rotterdam. which is expected to arrive in New York i Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Downey, who spent the summer at their pla Iv; hurst, Waynesburg, Pa., and who are spending the autumn there, will leave Ivyhurst this month for New York, where they will make a lengthy visit, coming to their suite in the New Wil- lard in January, to spend the rest of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Downey had the former Vice President and Mre. Thomas R. Marshall as guests of honor at a luncheon at Ivyhurst during their recent visit to Pennsylvania, where Mr. Marshall went to deliver an address. Mr. and Mrs. Truman G. Palmer, who have spent two months at Lake Placid, N. Y., will return to their apartment at the Brighton the middle of this month. Mrs. Ridley McLean will give a dance at the Washington Club the evening of December 28 for her schoolgirl daughter, Miss Beatrice McLean, when the guests will :m from the younger members of society. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Ryan left yesterday for New York, whege they ‘will spend the week at the Hotel Ambassador. Mrs. Oscar Underwood, wife of Sen- ator Underwood, who has been spend- ing_the week in Alabama, returnéd to Washington yesterday. Former Governor of Hawail and Mrs. Charles J. McCarthy have ar- rived in Washington for the winter and taken an apartment at the Ar- lington. Col. McCarthy retired from office in July and is in_Washington as the representative of the Hono- lulu Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Me- Carthy was here with the Hawaiian territorial commission last year. Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke will be hostess at a large reception Satur- day afternoon, December 10, when she will present here granddaughter, Miss Gladys Ffoulke Smith, to Was ington society. Miss Smith has re- cently arrived in Washington from Parls, where she has been with her mother, Mme. rcel Levie. . . Mrs. Marion P. Maus will go to Bal- timore today to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Norman James, the latter formerly Miss_ Isabelle Hagner of Washington. Mrs. Maus will later join Gen. Maus in North Carplina, where they will spend the whnter. i+ They have leased their apartment at 11302 18th street to former Secretary of State and Mrs. Elihu Root. | Representative and Mrs. H. M. Jaco- way have as thelr guests their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Doak Young of Texas, who will spend several days Ithis week with them, Mr. and Mrs. Young are on their wedding' trip their marriage having taken place last week in Corsicana. Former Representative and Mrs. George W. Fairchild of New York are at the New Willard for a short stay. Mrs. Elonzo Tyner will entertain at dinner this evening at Wardman Park Hotel, where she has an apartment. Chilean Counselor Is Given Lumcheom, Senor Carlos Castro Ruiz, counselor of the Chilean embassy, was anter- tained at luncheon at the University Club Saturday = afternoon by Mr. Charles M. Pepper, director of the Chile American Associatio: A num- ber of Washington newspaper corre- spondents were invited to meet him and also the controller of the our- rency, Mr. D. R. Crissinger. Senor Ruis for several ‘was coneul general of Chile in New York. After returning to his own country he From Kansas City, Where He Attended the American Legion Convention. Academy with | from New | On his way back to Wash-| Locust Valley, L. I, !being in the Phi {George B. de Gersdorff, who are visit- Return Wednesday became identified with the Bank of Chile. Recently he re-entered the dip- lomatic service and because of his N | PRI 7] (seronsutical engineer. gave a fine ex- ! ; 1 |position of Mrs. Wiicox's bellet in . spiritualism. Mrs. J. H. Boggs poured tea. — Prices realized beef in Washington, Saturday, 1d out, ranged from § »er pound and averaged 1 SOCIETY PLITT .o i Paperhanging or Upbol. { IS stering, and you can i on quality work- nts to 18 | - cents ver | Geo, Plitt Co., Inc., jwift & Co. sales D. C., for October ‘29, 192, on mauship. 1325 14th St. Main 4234-5 knowledge of international affairs and his experience in the United States, !was mceredited to the embassy at *Washington. Senor Ruiz is professor of international law at the Cathollc University of Santisgo. Mr. D. R. Crissinger controller of curren entertained at luncheon turday, at the New Willard, Mr. Ed- | ward_Platt, president, and Mr. Wil- :llam W. Hoxton, secretary, of the Fed- {eral Reserve Board; Mr. Charles A. iMorse of Boston, Mr. Benjamin Strong of New York, Mr. George W. Norris of Philadelphia, Mr. E. B. Sancher and Mr. George J. Leary of Cleveland, Mr. {M.'D. Wellborn of Atlanta, A 1James B. McDougal of Chicago, Mr. !David C. Briggs of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. | debutantes of this season, having sev- R. A. Young of Minneapolis, Minn.;|eral luncheons and a dance given for Mr. R. L. Van Zandt of Dallas, Tex., |her. and Mr. J. A. Calkins of San Fran- | cisco. Mrs. Joseph H. Hoftman entertain- ed a luncheon party Friday at her !apartment in the Chastleton in honor MISS HELEN L. COLBERT, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Col- bert, who will mingle with the Hobart Green, Billy Stimson, Bernard and Warren Churchill. Charles Two very 1parties were gi jety, Children of the Confederay on October 29, at the home of Mr. < T Alaj. Gen. George O. Squier, U. 8. A, Is spending a few days in New York. stopping at the Hotel Astor. W e are particularly proud of our boxes of loose autumn flowers. of Mrs. Arthur William Henry King. 1w, well rectres Younger | jehildren came in the Capt. and Mrs. Goring Bliss have i he older ones in the even returned from a week end visit ininq various games were New York, where they were guests of | Both parties were well attend Mr. and Mrs. James Larkin of | froshments were served. The house While in, New | was beautifully decorated with orange York Capt. Bliss aitended the mili-|and black. and <with cornstalks, tary dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. |autumn leaves and cut flowers. Miss Eunice Taylor, Miss Ethel Johnson and Miss Edna Wells assisted in the | entertaining. Mr. H. G. Wells, who has arrived in New York from England to attend the .conference on the Aimitation of armament, will be the guest of honor at dinner tomorrow evening of Mr. Herbert Bayard Swope, in his home on Riverside drive, New York. Honor Memory Of Elln Wheeler Wileox. Sunday was the second anniversary of the death of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, s woman honored musi i Mr. and Mrs. Jean St. Cyr are at the Ritz-Carlton, Atlantic City, where they arrived a few days ago from the Grand Canyon, writer, and the oceasion w by a group of poe nd other a and Raroness Rosencrants ¢ remaining -through th Baron who are Mo« £tu u B autumn at Hot Springs, Vi were g Sign of ing Bird, among the guests at dinner Fridav ! tol Hill. where artists from two evening of Mrs, Henry M. Alexander ents met to honor her me of New York. 1 8 jespecially fo seeas -Behenna of Lqndon, England to musie Willette Wil ss_Ghika, who 2 b composer ar Washington last week, has|It was arranged as returned to New York. L bourne soprano, and - equally gified mother, Mrs. Frank Lee Botts, who has|pausl's ified mothir, Mm spent the summer with her parents.|eom' the ~Stabat r. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis, in their | Willourne sane home, the Meadows, at White Sul-|pa'yqurne sane phur Springs. has returned to her | g0 1 Tove Fheo home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Botts 5 . 5 was formerly Miss Alice Lewis and a e Wilbourne plaved two frequent visitor in Washington. T e Mre. Arthur-Behenna teresiing talk on her long acq ance with Ella Wheeler Wilcox and | her husband. An entertaining and delightful talk wan given by Gen. Amos A. Fr head of the chemical warfare depart t of the U'nited States Army. Gen. told of Ella Wheelor Wilcox's | in France among the soldiers S . during the world war, where he met ! Mes. Joseph T Choate entertained ker for the firsy and jast time. at_ luncheon yesterday in her Stock-| Mr. €. A. Wragg. an Avetralian i bridge villa in_honor of Mr. and Mrs. BE 0h Aveirane or i W composed and her daughter. | Miss Marjorie Anderson w the winter with C Estes at the C road, her father, M Mr. and Mrs. Louis Titus have re- turned and opencd their house at 1775 ter spending several months in their California home. Frie: work ing Miss Caroline T. Lawrence Choate will close her home in bridge the latter part of this week VY 7 The Scions of Colonial Cavaliers will on November 1S celebrate the 321st birthday anniversary of Charles I, the King of England who was so much interested in the early devel ment of our country, and whose his- tory so many people of colonial lin eage still cherish. It is believed thi is the only society in the United | States that celebrates the anniversary of his birth. Dr. Charles de n icholis is head of the New York chapter and Mr. Daniel Smith Gordon head of the local chapter. There will be speaking and dancing. Z % % % A costume Halloween dance aturday at the Marine acks by the members of the U. S, Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, of the Am ican Legion. A section of the Marine Band played for the dancing, and_the i { | igrand march which was led by Mi:fl’ 7 uesday Lois M. Beach as a colonial dame and AMr. William B. Crowell as Chu Chin Chow, was followed by~a moonlight waltz, In the absence of the post commander, Mrs. Martha E. Whit- comb acted as hostess. Miss Helene Philibert was in charge of the floor and was assisted by Miss Edith War- ren, Mrs. Kaske and Miss Beach. The post will give a card party at the Richmond Hotel next month. Miss Rose F. Stokes, past commander of the U. §. S. Jacob Jones Post, is at- {tending the national convention of the American Legion in Kansas Ci as one of the alternates of the Di trict department delegation. Miss Eunice Dessez, Miss Merle Riffe and Miss Marie Marshall, comrades of lhel post, are also at the convention. Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard ana Miss Adeline Oxnard will return today to their country home at Upperville, Va., after spending a few days at th Shoreham. Mr. and Mrs. Oxnard ha Jeased the house at 1713 K street for the season and will return to Wash- ington the middle of November for the winter. W % The marriage of _Miss Jennie Humphrey Tiffany to Mr. George J. Weber, both of Washington, is a nounced. The ceremony was per- formed Thursday, October 27, by the H. M. Wharton of Balt fd., and the bride wore travel- ing suit of brown duvet de laine trimmed with moleskin and a brown velvet hat to match, with a corsage bouquet of bride roses and orchids. Mrs. Allce B. Vaughan was matron of honor. Mr. and- Mrs. Weber left tmmediately after the ceremony for an | N extended wedding tour, which will in- clude the trip to Boston by sea, and to Niagara falls. They will be atl home after December 15, at 340 10th | street northeast. Mrs. Weber is anj active worker in the Eastern Star, of which she is an officer in the Unity Chapter, Mr. Weber is identified with the music circles of Washington and is a composer of merit. He is the first viola of the P~bew Orchestra, Mr. and Mrs. 2 % athan Berman of 2919 McElderry street, Baltimore, formerly of New London, Con have announced the engagement their daughter, Miss Martha Berman, to Mr. Abbe Rice of Washington. College Women Entertain Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Ida Clyde Clarke of New Yorl resident of the Women's News Serv- ice, will be the guest of honor and speaker at the weekly tea at the Col- lege Women's Club, at.the clubhouse, 1822 1 street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. There will be an informal reception to Mrs. Clarke at 4 o'clock. The hostess will be Mrs. Willlam Van Vleck, assisted by Mrs. Henry Btratton Doyle and Miss Freda Edgbert. Mrs, Edward P. Costigan will preside at the tea table be assisted by Miss Marie Baunders and Miss Elizabeth Wilson. At & o'clock Mrs, Clarke will speak on the results of her iuvestigations in European dountries. Mrs. C. A. Jones of Chevy Chase en- tertained a party of boys and girls at a Halloween party Saturday afternoon in honor of her grandson, Francis Ap- Jones. There were favors and games 'and the decorations were appropriate to the season_ celebrated. The young guests were Virginia Hall, Elizabeth Lombard, Ellen Cumming, Vivian Bono, Audréy Ap-Jones, Helen Ap-Jones, Billy Hall, Calvin Lombard, Bernard Cum- ming, Herbert Burkhart, John Kenuon, a embroidered and braided effects smart coat ionable models. Materials are— Crepe-Back Satin DAY ONLY— I CAPITOL FUR SHOP 1.F Cunninghom & 316 7th St. N.W. -Bargain Day COATS ACTUALLY WORTH_$35, $40, $45, Even $50—to Be Sold Tuesday at It is an opportunity for women to buy at a sensational low price HIGH-CLASS COATS made of such fine materials as VELOURS, SUEDINE, BOLIVIA and CUT BOLIVIA ; all with good silk or satin linings. 18; women’'s, 36 to 46. included.) THESE 350 COATS WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALI ND IF YOU WANT THE MOST WONDERFUL COAT YOU EVER BOUGHT FOR $19.50 BE HERE TOMORROW OTHER COATS AT $28, $38, $49.50, Up to $150 280 Cloth and Silk Dresses To Be Closed Out At$]785 Actually Worth $25 and $35 Featuring a variety of beautifully beaded, in_ the dresses and all the other fash- Tricotine, Canton Crepe, Drastic Price Reductions . in This First of the Month Fur Sale e The quality of skins an workmanship. the same that has made distinctive tl aps, Scarfs and Fur Picces we g ke THIS SAL [ MORE INTERESTING TO DIs CRIMINATING WOMEN, prices arc AR STOCK. you an illustration thei ness. we quote just o hundreds: and to give Cliokes 8 $125.00 $10.00 | | | i i 1208 G Street N.W. 7% 7000 o 707227 ] ’ N 175 Women’s and Misses’ | Richlv Fur-Trimmed . . \ COATS | \ N e e ey § and Borders of Fur N § 50 Tniiiiin Misses’ sizes, 14 to (A number of coats for elderly women FOR ONE All of Our $35, $45, $55 and $75 Suits Beautiful fur-trimmed and plain tai- lored models in all the new, rich mate- rials, handsomely tailored and lined with the best of silk linings. All to Go at This Give-Away Price \ \ N N N \ X N N D770 77