Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1921, Page 58

SOCIETY .. _Now at Your Price —the “1900” Cataract Electric Washer can _.now, be purchased at the original price—$150 (war price, $175). on trial! Buy a “1900” Washer Own and use a Cataract for six months; if you find that this machine is not all that we represent it to be, or all that you expected it to be, return it to us for refund of the ful amount paid, plus 8% on the money paid us. Time pay- ments may be arranged. Telenbore Vinin 7127 707~12th St.NLW. Electrical Appliances Oodles of Horse-power ‘Gone to Waste! Of what use is the great horse-power of the gas-propelled car in city traffic or for Can it be used? Of course not! Nevertheless, it must be paid for day in - and day out. That is why you should seri- ously consider the Rauch & Lang Electric Automobile. Easily run and extremely responsive, of ample cruising radius and capable of more than legal speed it is by all odds the best car for town and country use. And the cost of upkeep and operation is ridiculously small. 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That’s because each garment 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, beautiful materials which are Flatlock seams, smooth and strong, also help “Mérode” keep its shape, for they give with every motion. Both comfort and style are expressed in the attractive, up-to-date models, which include a wide.variety: of designs providing 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 and boys and babies at your favorite shop. ’ This high quality undersear, the very finest of its kind, is sold » by leading shops npieu‘ndly:?ludfr:-lhuaallgm. Underwear for Women, Children and Men VgV 2 2\ 20 U/ S/ eV S\ VU iV S U S/ e V2 VRV e /THE 'SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T} C, NOVEMBER 20, 1921—PART 2. John T. Worthington went to Char-|New York after a' visit to Mr. to attend the Virginia- West Virginia foot ball game. A other party attending the game wes composed of Miss Jeannette West, Miss Mary~-Whitton, Mr. Magnus Bales and Mr. Herbert O'Mea: Senator and Mrs. M, of Texas spent Sunday as the guests and Mrs. Theodore Harris. Display Dolls for Sale . At Wardman Park Hotel Two of Connecticut avenue exclu- sive shops have placed on view in their windows some of the dolls to day afterncon by the. Macdonald Chapter of the Natlonal Homeopathlc Hospital. i The beautiful bride was dressed by Mrs. Clarence Kenyon in white satin. | ;° She wears a real lace coronet and tulle veil and carrfes an armful of white roses. Another doll is dressed in an exact replica of a Russian cled head dress, a satin gown and velvet coat, trimmed with fur. The card party in connection with |J. the sale promises to be a great suc- cess. Besldes dolls, there will be on sale towels of all kinds, maids’ aprons and candy. A long list of distin- guished women are patronesses for the affair, including Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Coolidge, who are honorary members of the chapter; Mrs. Charles Evan_Hughes, Mrs. Edwin Denby, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. George H. Sutherland, Mrs. Stephen B. Eikins, Mrs. Marshall Fleld, Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Charles Denby, Mrs. Ernest Roberts, Mrs. A. Garrison Mc- Clintock, Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage, Mrs. T. A. Scott Thropp, Mrs. H. H. Hawxhurst, Ross Thompson, Mrs. E. B. Grandin, Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Mrs. L. B. rmstedt, Mrs. John Joy Edson and Mrs. William M. Shuster. American Legion Post Will Give Card Party [ The U. S. 8. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American Leglon, will give a card party at the Richmond Hotel, Monday, Novem- 21, at § p.m. Tickets may be secured l'rbmllhe members of the post or at the hotel. IALEXANDRIA SOCIETY! i = | Mr. and Mrs. William S. Walsh have| i | returned from their wedding trip and are at home at the Wagar. Mrs. Walsh was formerly Miss Helen Louise Wheeler. daughter of Mrs. Frank Mortimer Wheeler of Newport R. L. and the wedding took place in Mon- seph’s Church, Newport, November 7. Mrs. Jumes A. Hulfish is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Wilson, in Roanoke. Mrs. Frank T. King and Miss Doro- | thy Tazewell "King have returned | | from a visit to friends in Baltimore. { | Mr. and Mrs. William Duniels have | returned from a visit in Martins- | burg. W. Va. Miss Hilda Schneider and Miss Ab- | bie Hoxton are at home after a visit to friends in Charlottesville. i Mrs. George W. Jones announces the | marriage of her duughter, Miss | | Frances Eunice Jones, to Mr. Aubrey L. Toms. The wedding took place in Baltimore Tuesday, November 1, at the parsonage of the First Baptist Church, the Rev. Charles H. Pinch- back officiating. ~ Mr. Willi . Blake, jr. of th University of Virginia spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. /. J. Blaka on North Columbus street. Mrs. William De Silva was the week end guest of friends in Vienna, Va. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ogden have re turned to their home, at Remington, Va., after a visit to Mr. and Mrs James T. Preston. Mrs. J. J. Sullivan is the guest of her sister, . F. Moyers, in Ball, who visited . at Sandy Spring. . Long, on Queen street. Midshipman Cnarles K. xeegan and idshipman Gilbert Webster of the ! aval Academy, Annapolis, spent the week end with the former's mother. Mrs. FElizabeth Keegan, on South Al- fred street. Mrs. W. R. Humphries is the guest of her sister, Miss Dixie O'Neil, in New York city. Mrs. G. J. Cooksey and Mrs. E. W. Ballew have returned from visits to relatives in Charlottesville and Ship- a. Bernice Brunner and Master Billy Brunner have returned to Cleve land, Ohio, after a visit to Mrs. Wil- liam 8. Risdon in George Washing- ton Park. Mrs. W. R. Troeller, Miss Troeller of New York city and Fred Kirchner of Greenville, ests last week of Mrs. Walte Grace | Mr. e Mrs. J. E. Cochran has returned from a visit to Mrs. L. B. Reeder in Baltimore. Mrs. Mary R. Stroebel has returned Wakefield, Mass. Ir., Mr. be sold at Wardman Park Hotel Tues- [ form Mrs. Mrs. M. erts, Mr. J. from a visit to her son, Mr. Louis H. Stroebel, in Lynchburg. Howland Gary visiting his sister, Varney. Mrs. G. Fred Baker and G. F. Baker, have returned to thelr home in Lexington, Va. after a visit to the parents, Charles K. Millican. Rosa Pough of Parmalie, N. C., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sheffield. Miss Marcella Mitchell of Milwau- kee is visiting her brother and sister- Mr. and Mrs. A. §. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Pitkins of Ship- man are the guests of Mrs. Purvis. R. M. from a visit to friends at Odenton, ‘court costume Witk a beautiful jew- |Md. . KEugene B. Jackson, D. D. Judge Charles E. Nicol 3 . Mrs. B and Mr. M. P. Pitts went to Ports- mouth last week to attend the meet- ing of the Baptist General Associa- tion. Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Jean Randall Caton Vests. .. ..$2.50 $1.75 Vests. . ...$7.50 $5.00 Chemises.$16.50 $12.50 Bloomers . .$5.00 $3.75 Bloomers . .$7.50 $5.00 ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1110 F Street N.W. Adjoining Columbia Theater “Where They Know How to Fit Corsets” lottesville of Boston is Mrs. Walter U Mr. and Mrs. Url Miss ville. Mr. and Mrs. West Grove, Pa. C. A was the week end ‘Turner has returned|and aunt, Mr. and Hilda's Hall . was the aunt, Miss Cora street. Mr. Mr. and Mr: H. ansfield and Mrs. York city. oh- and Mr. Clesing Qut Underwear Stock " At Practically Cost Prices . We must have space for Corsets. Vanity Fair, also Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk. Were Now Gowns. . . . $8. Gowns. . .$22 ther Lambert have returned from a visit to friends in Charlottes- Alexandria last week. Miss Irene Garnett of Raleigh, N. C..| Mrs. Thomas. North Patrick street. Miss Jeannette Yates Cdchran of | Duke strebt. ekend guest of her|timore were the gu have' returned from a trin to New Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Barrett and Miss Viola Barrett have retn Were Chemises. . $7.50 $5.00 SOCIETY Shepherdstown, W. Va. were mare ried in the latter place Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Powell are now in Florida, and wil be at home after December 1, at 201 North Washington street. yr- | her home on South St. Asaph gtreet rett'’s mother, Dr. Kate Waller r-[in honor of Mrs. Jacob Edge of East rett, on Duke street. Downington, Pa., who was the guest rs, R. Burroughs entertained jof her mother, Mrs. John Hunton Fus- at cards Tuesday aflernoon at her|ter. Mrs. Edge and her two children ome on North Alfred street in hon-|have since returned to their home. r of her sister, Mrs. Clay Bayly of| Dr. Llewellyn Powell of Alexandria, ‘Washington. The other guests were[and iss Willie Pierce Boone of Mrs. Selden Washington, Mrs. Page Waller, Mrs. Wilmer J. ler, Mrs. = 1 | | | | | Thomas Franklin, Mrs, J. K. M. Nor- ton, Mrs..David N. Rust, Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mrs. John Thornton Ashton. Mrs. Miiton French, Miss Mary Thom- son, Miss Nancy Lee Tackett, Miss Corinne Milburn, Miss Elsle Snowden land Miss Clarence Snowden. The |prizes were won by Mrs. Franklin and j ban 8. Lambert and AT OPPENHEIMER'S SHOP UNIQUE Hemstitching and Pecot Edging 10c 7% STAMPING In any design . H. Matthews of d friends in guest of her uncle; Mrs. David Janney Howell enter- Mrs. A. J. Ross, on |tained at luncheon, followed by bridge, Wednesday afternoon at her home on Charles Town, W.{ Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sullivan of Bal- sts of friends in Chokers, $7.50 Stone Marten, Opossum. Cochran, on Alexandria. Mrs. Moxley Low of Elizabeth, S$moot | has returned to her home after King William B. it to Miss Delix Phillips on South Tailored Suits .35 Now $55 Washington streel e Vahin Handkerchi Mrs. Thomas B. ran entertain- i Initialin andkerchiefs d to|ed at cards Wednesday afternoon, at Scotch Tweed Suits, $35 Ul prain In‘uml | Fancs Initial Kenesaw Cafe 16th and Irving Sts. Thanksgiving Embroidered | Embroidered $1.00 Per Doz. | $1.50 Ier Doz. Embroidery Braiding Beading Kayser, M . enu Re-covered From New Fine Grapefruit Style Frames Accordion Now Olives Waters Celery 2 2ye Bixgue of Oysters OLD BEAVERS, FELT AND Plaltlllg ELOUR HATS REBLOCKED Roast Turkey—Drensing v . 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