Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 8

SOCIETY SOCIETY ; de Bearn, cdunselor of the rnnch York Mg.to lund uu nnual ban- | John Chamberiain af New York was a 2 _——————— e e e e e ; . embassy; Capt. Danville and Mr. UD 0f New | guset Be Bemurr o ower, - ENVIABLE COMPLEXI( o j LA Lagerberg of the Swedish lumon, nrt. to be held m- n-unmc at the mEime By m?-r!- 1 W i Mrs. Clarke K. Fales, wife of Capl. |} 4™, 5% E5T WOODROW WILSON : E lun‘i‘:wrfi.oodrl'.fgru *::dezfunl::l augh: | win Attend Fales, U. 8. A. enteriained a com-|f, 3 ¥ Preparations Nemodated and repaired. 1 take < SR Mivs Bl Zolna: the | Internetienal Ball. pany at luncheon yestgrday. ; ght, bl + Dersoal fnterest in your far 4 N President and Mrs, J ing . , 18 d work. Prices the lowest for good e I gt ot Eheit intention of atfending | oo waraist ooy S LA OB, G woxe owest tor ( - / i Mise' Helen Colvert, Miss Mary Emily e wiren by ey et B Lee Chap. | S1ub dinner Tuesday night. Afl ¢ TIN LF 3653 Fiorsaa - | | Hamiiton, Mias Corlnne Btophans, Misa| ger. & Glnnes Mr. Brvn inirodgosa Mr Kil- ol MAR’ WO arids, Attendance at Concert Today With|| 4 AN g AT e a’.:..i‘.:y..::&.":“‘i..”‘“ L5 lm the prese’ fepresentative of ne Aveme Now. 5 on -nnln., Novembar 21. n con- > Laura Le Miss Kleanor Hill, Miss] of th entatives and la.u.-mmuy ‘of Norway’ and ita 3 E: 7 3 g tributions to the world i Guests Adds to Mrs. Harding’s i R | et Chterance wih 21 | eieEtione fo th b 3 tion 1 in l g Already Busy Program. ; e biarye Kenasic po.na:: bR opupittae, 12 5o |y, ana Mrs. Ganon Bradley onte Agne: Amas A, Fr i tained ntluncheen yesterday in honor | . ) . ford, Miss Alice ergn of New Drieans | with Mr. Claade. N: Beanett. pios Iof the Marchioness of Donegal The 3 Fx . ' : : - 3 and Miss Margaret Zolnay, sister of the mlmun Gcn (. z. Hawyer, Co |other guestn included Coun a an already -busy day's pro- gy deles o ey given, L. > sr-mm. mj Wl.llu {John Henry Gibbons, Mr. and Mra. A gram attendance at the con- | } L e o, T—— -Y‘ufl.la Hl-r!l‘unune“ rle 7 tl'\rpc:: nta- ll{aréhn»l.l lu {i"‘"fi'" 'u;‘n Kyh;— r Curtice Brothers L i 1 rs. Harding charmingly en udapeth an rence |lie Cra rs. Lay of New York, urti o hi fternoon at the| Mra. Thomas F. Logan entertained % 5 New Xal‘I:;:l.l when ahe will Bave | at \uncheon taday lo honar oMy f gfr;hil}:’h(l)l';ur:u;: fi:&%‘&’ofl“fii’f—’-" To""'mn of ticketa is Mrs. nnlc.l :fl"fii&:fi e ‘z‘nr.“:rl s : with her Baroness de Cartier. wite | (o0Ake, Wite of the Vice Dresigent, ; Honry Compbell of Toledo, Oble. wnd | tor B Hut {tache of the Argentine emba: o SWEET GARDEN PEAS of the ambassador of Belgium; Mrs. :-nuruln’ in her suite at ;lho lN‘-.;w 4 7 : they are at Btoneleigh Courl. "“They are{ Camen snd Mrw. J. Townsend Russell| An afterncon tea and moving ple- i Jtobert Woods Bliss, Miss Ailsa Mel- bt » n l?a center of t Qh‘l e warm friends of many yeara' standinglhave retursed from New York nnd ture show will be given at Rauscher's lon, daughter of the Secretary of the 5 Sonmn. e wray viaiog of Fresldént and Mra. Harding. and wero| opened” thair home, Beauveir. " (Cantinued on Ninih Page) ¢ can , Treasury, and Miss Harlun. hile baskets.of the rosea were fur- ; Camcball & ekvie todny tor ¢+ Mrs. Harding is also lending her | ther used as a decoratlon. to visit her young d,“,m,,‘ Le at the sate tea at the| Mra. Logsn entertained at din in achool there. TS, ‘Hara, will re- \‘\vn'n:x 's City e) w last night preceding the Woman main with hmu uwler over Thanks- Mty afth - made by Foundation ball in honor of her moth- R giving and to attend the Pan-American Abled former soldlers in public health | er, Mrs. Malek A. Loring, and Miss ? Thass at §t. Patriok's Church. . B hospitala all aver the SoUNITY the ?3;}2"%.;?.‘1’5‘355’1’3': g L MRS. J. E. MeASHEN, ) sales being charge o . J. E. Me N, 3 . J. M. Tokugawe, son i corge Baldwin McCoy Unit, Ameri- | court heneh of Brussels. Sister of farmer Semntor Hoke Smith [, Mr and re 7. M. Tokugaws, son . ¥ fl5 Em an Women's Legion. Georgin, who has come from her delegation to The reception which Mrs. Harding | Mal. Gen. Tangke, chief of army Staff | kome tn Texas to make him a viait, | Sove Of he Japanese delegation to . . e e tadios ot Tho tomey | o the aelswntion, sntestein-| the Shoreham for & Visit The Conmecticut dvenue Shop f O e G N5 Minchenn ut (he Plovenam tu |Ill the Shoreham yesterd: entertain- T s [& ss was a partieularly | j; 1 n 3 0 Do ant sodintorenting Sitair. He. ,"...,"“,';‘;.’.,"',‘,‘,:.".,,":,‘,,,,;2‘:' o [ing Lady Annesiey, Mrs. Cromwell| Merchant M. Mahoney, representa 1209 Connecticut Avenue N, W, ceivil cith ) e Mrs. | Brookg, "Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr.;|tive of the department of external s, Mre Weaks, Mra - Denby. fi'.';‘{;'.n, L sthel, Alr COEEIN®: | Nirs. West, Misa Hinckley, the Prince | aflairs for Canada, will §0 (0 New Jirs Ealy, N, Wallacg Mre Hoover | dore 1E O, Chartios, (Col. W H. An Important Presentation of Mrs. Da A 3 thol )y . C. . Ldeut. H 2% of “the"Speaker, | Eartholomew, Col, C. A Kerr, Lieut N I Exclusive, New table. and assist- | Piggott. Lieut-Col. M. F. Day, mg her were Mra. Mondell and Mrs. | ¢ BE g Tl fo0t o KL R : . wives of the majority nd | Ehamier 1 iahe Lisia A TR0 v leaders, respectlvely. The |Fijght Lieut. R. Gambier-Parry, Licut. reception served to bring together in, g H Gage, and the American officers, very busy social season two im-|Biig Gon. Ar W. Brewstor and: lny portant bodies of officiul women. | Kari I Baldwin Mai Gon aroih | B I . The Sccretary of State and Mre, | W3 asdisted by ifaj. *en Beake and > Beautifully styled from Duvetyne and Marvella; Hughes will entertain at dinner \I\l:lmjotfi:;"fl::::‘““hk together with| - 2 { many are Fur-Trimmed with Squirrel, Krimmer, evening in compliment to some of the of his sta Z Caracul, Wolf and Beaver. Moderately, priced be- & :s to the conference, this fore—naw Specially Priced at baing one of u series of dinners | 1taltan Ofes, $145 to $225 which the Secretary and Mrs. Hughes bfl'"‘-hed -t Shoreh: NEW CLEVER DANCE HATS ave planned for the delegates. H. E. General Vacearl and Admiral In Maline. At Extremely Moderate Prices. Finest New York State garden peas, packed in size No. 1 cans thdt hold 11 ounces. For the remainder of the week— 15¢ Can Easily Served! Smoked salmon, potato salad, rolls, coffee, pastry. You'll find every needful here! Main RNWELLS {-\oton, chlefs of the Italian army and {navy delegation, and Col. Moiso, the aeronautical expert, were entertained The Vice President and ‘Mrs. Cool-/at lunchean lod-y at ti \ ge will be the guests of honor at|Hot 3 ner this evening of Senator Walter &tta | Edge and Mrs. Sarah Lee Phil-|also aeronautical adv c | lips, mother of th te Mrs. Edge. ference. Qther officers present we: Gen. Mitchell, Commodore Chlrlton. The Secretary of State and Mra|Capt Hayne Ellia and ail the ofcers Hughes will enter! at dinner thisjof the Italian delegation at the dis- evening in honor of the delegates to!armament conference. the conference on the limitation of armament. " M. dnuplun and Mm —- {tained a The ambassador of France and Mme. | Willara. ‘w",::',’,“’{hl:,:‘n R e Jusserand were hosts at dinner 1ast|members of the Franch delegation ja €vening. entertaining in honor of the | thy confarence on limitation of wrr delegates from France to the confer-|ament and of the Brench embascy. cnce on the limitation of armament. of | Among those present were M. Carte- ch the ambassador is one. TReir| ron. Agmiral do Bon, Cagt. Froona: sts were the premier of France, M. i Count and Countess de- o e Jean Rigal, n L of the - the Secretary of St | Franch embassy; v mn h arshal Foch, Senator Henry | Cpapih miessyi Mr Caser ek abot Lodge. Senator Medill McCor- | ' Rouusaau, Col. Verilia Commatory T oiklthu Root M. Fournler-|ang ‘Mre, William W. Galbraith, Mr. ; Fatelou, Gen. Desticker.|ang Mme. Tounet, Mr. and Mme. Tes coretary of state| iy “Mr and Mrs. L. Eyre and Mr. Mrs. rdner, Mrs. Henry C.|JUles Henry of the French embassy. B. H. G. Slater, Mr. and| Admiral De Bon of the French dele- Delgho; Robbiney Mrs. | gation entertained at luncheon at the .M,:S' obert 8. Pea- New Willard today, at which twelve a Lee. Buests were prawent. ompany of several hun- e , including members of the cabi-| Mrs, Henry F. Dimock entertained a net, officials and diplomats, were ask-lcompany of distingulshed gueats at for the reception following the|dinner lgst evening In honor of the dinner, the function keeping to in- Italian delegates to the conference. formality, though beautiful in its dig- [Her guests, who numbered forty, in- nity. cluded her house guests, the former l The Dixie Pattern * % * A new and truly Southern design of flowering baskets in color on white porcelain of good quality. A dainty, well appointed table is within the reach of every purse, as this set comes in The House of Courtesy wm= . Just for Friday--- the Inexpensive Dress Dept. - will offer a group of Pretty Frocks Every one of which has a value and a fashion claim to a much higher marking. KoK Je Kok KXo KK ReAoX Ko1K K- K2 Ao XM MK KRR LKA g i E ' 100 pieces for $21 ‘or 53 preces for $11.70 The “Dixie” is.an open stock pattern, which permits additions or replace- ments at any time. Bread and Butter Plates, fer doz., $1.50 Salad Plates, per doz., $1.65 Breakfast Plates, per doz., $2 Dinner Plates, per doz., $2.80 Cups and Saucers, per dos., $3.25 DULIN 8 MARTIN CO. #1219 F+ STREET and 1212 » 1218 G STREET - - Unite The ambassador of Great BriminI.,,d',}’usl,f,“:,.,:",’(lggnm'&.,‘,{';‘,:S“f.’.: ‘and Lady Geddes entertained at!joiian®minister to Venesueln ang luncheon teday at the embasay, twl:;n Signora Catalani. their guests were members of the [~ & | e British delexation to the conference. | 13w ana" dawe ok Chaiant, soncln: ieddes will be at home tomor- | i)} go Fr)dalv to New York, from fternoon and will be assisted in |where they will safl Saturday for the receiving by the ladies of the dele- |former's poat at Caracas. gation. — Mrs. Frederick R. Harria will en- The ambassador of Spain and Se-tertain at dinner tonight in honor of nora de Riano entertuined a smalllher house guest, Mrs. Michael Fran- company at luncheon today for their ines Doayie bof Philadelrnis whe s guests, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons |spending some days with Mrs. Harria and Lady Annesley. and being conatantly entertained. This evening the ambassador and Senora de Riano will be hosts at din-| Mr. and Mrs. George Shiras, 3d. of ‘Washington are at the Schuy New ner at the Alibi Club. T York, for & few days, while attending* Th bhassad t Belgl d Baroness da Cartier will entertain at |!N® OPOFs and shopping. dinner Sunday evening in honor of .| Mr. McCormick-Goodhart of the and Mme. Viviani. British embassy was hast at luncheon bbb Mttt ——————— aclor o eru: will mot. estabtisn. mer | 2uyse R O e regular weekly days at home until 3 January. . Shainwald, o is the guest of ¢ ambunsador and Mme. de Pezet, . @ entertained a few guests at luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday. iy - Mr. and Mrx. Denby Are Dinner Hosts. (] @ The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Denby entertained at dinner last even- W ing in honor of the first lord of the |E= 3 -, ee . A4 British admiralty and Laedy Lee. The = - other guests were the ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes, Rear! Admiral and Lady Chatfleld, Vies Air Marshal Higgins, Air Commadore L. E. . . [ ] ©O. Charlton, the director of the consular wervice and Mrs, ilbur J. Carr, Ad- |8 miral and Mrs. Hilary P. Jones, Rear Admiral and Mrs. William A, Moffat, Gen. and Mrs. Butler, Mrs. James Car- roll Frazer and Miss Laura Harlan (KRR kR ke LKA 1R K XA 4K Aok XK XX o KoK X X1 A= Ko B X KoK Mme. de Pezet. wife of the ambas- They're street and afternoon models —effectively designed—and artistically embroidered, beaded and braided. ganhn‘CrcTo ;cl'nt Twill ‘c’elour rett npc e Serge i T::‘”‘ : Youw've Never Seen Such a Wonderful Assortment at Such a Low Price as These Women’s and Misses’ - COAT Values Up to $59.50 i $39.95 . Plain and Fur-trimmed Models that are captivating in The_ underse rem of state and 'h‘ 84"1'2.1"‘. o . . Mry. Fletcher enteriained ot dinee Straightline and Iao:f-bach models, in b_elleq and un- last evening in honor of the Japanese belted styles. In manmy instances the fur trimmings alone delegates to the conference, Prince . Tokugawa, Baron Shidehara and Ad- are wnrth the price of the coots. miral Baron Kato. The other ests Were the Secretary of War and Mrs. laterials include Normandy, Vuloun, Bolwxa, Weeks, the Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Hmi‘i lhe auistant secre. s-’l’t Seal Plashes, etc. tary of the Tre: ; Wadswort| ‘Misses’ sizes, 16 and 18 Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Bayce ‘Thom] Y n, Mrs, Burden, Mrs. J. . Women’s sizes, 36 to 44 iman, Mrs. Frank P. We The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Hoover will entertain a small company at dinner this evening in_honor of Sec- retary of the Navy and Mrs. Denby. The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Herbert Hoover entertained guests at dinner last evening. About 150 For »Friclay ~ Skirts Coats Will be featured-tomorrow at A special and splendid assortment at s10 | 3395 Including, of course, the fashionable favored Plain tailored and with generous fur collars. Prunella loth in Plaids and Stripes; and - Bolivia, Normandy and Sport Cloth—some Serges in Navy and Black. - with Raccoon, Oppossum or Beaverette collar, P a.xted and plain draping. 2 Dressy and Sport models. The minister of Bolivia and Senora de Ballivian and daughter, Senorita Balli- vian, will leave Washington today for New York and will spend several days at the Waldorf-Astoria. Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene will sail from New York Monday for llnlll. where the former goes on of- cial affairs. Mrs. Bockius, who has been the guest of Senator and M Pomerene “at the - Highiands. Jlefé] \‘«hl‘lmngum today for her home in 0. The.minister of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Stepanek, entertained a small com- pany informally at dinner last even- ing at the New Willard. Mrs. R. Leslie Cral Craigie, wife of the secretary of the British embassy, will be at home this afternoon at 2340 Massachusetts avenue. King Carley. Miss Stewart and Mr. ‘Willard Saulsbury. Sale of mers it i e ]S | Samples of Silk UNDERWEAR conference, entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Willard in honor of Mme. Jusserand, wife of the ambas- sador of France, who is also a dele- m gate. The other guests were Mrs.| ‘Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. ! pe da Chine and Satin Gowns, Teddys,” Combinations Frank C. Cosby, Mrs. Warren Delano and Clmlulu. beantifully trimmed with lace and ribbon. Robbins and Miss Mary Patten. Admiral Bon of the French delega- | fll&to the conference, entertained| Y ’ * ° . _ hokor of the admiral ot the Brttsnl Women srlain and r'ur- rimme “lts fleet, Sir David Beatty. The other|B ¢ GOOD Values Up to $55.00 : - struzht-lmq models for the matrons and jaunty ° flare nyfel for the young miss. £ “To Smow that you ean bave your for werk done at prices s0 moderate Materials - include All-Wool Tncotmes. thll Cords, Velours and Novelties, in all sizes, 16 to 44, Clearance of 300 Velvet Hats — practically 300 different styles—all the " prevailing popular colors—and in a variety of trimmed effects. No matter how much . they have been marked—tomorrow they’ll be prise you. It is often sald Iu \u, wish we had known you before. Thirty years in Washington. . HOME FUR SHOP - 11tk 8t