Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 9

Highest Type of Millinery Speciall):- Priced for Wednesday Values to $20 Wednesday Only........ There are many exclusive designs from famons makers not to be found in any other shop in the city.' Then, too, we have some creations from our pwn work rooms which are indeed most attractive. All materials and coloring ef- feets including metal cloths and satins. IDA' WALTERS 1415 G St. Opposite Keith’s The Girt Dook-1922 s dssued wish to seci this Establishment will prove ue and assistance totb';n who Distinclive Articles of Merit JEwELS-WATCHES - CLOCKS - SILVERWARE . "Sflm CLASS “NOVELTIES te may be s .adadmodar&fi;gzm I-bmazéal a Mailed upen reques! WeDbiNG INVITATIONS ** ANNOUNCEMENTS Society (Continued from Highth Page.) !balln giving one of the most success- | ful it has ever held at the New ‘Willard |last night. The President and Mra. ! Harding, who were prevented from at- | tending, lent their names as sponsors \for the ball, as did the ambassador of Spain and Senora de Rlano, the ambas- | sador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes, minister of Portugsl, Viscount te; the minister of Rumania and Princess Bibesco and other diplomats, | thus carrying out the third international ball given by the chapter. The ballroom was beautiful in its decoration of the flags of all natiens, those of the countries sending dele- gates to the arms conference forming over the stage box where ted the diplomats and other digtinguished guests. Gen. Pershing appeared at the ball in the earlier part of the evening and was received with military honors and escorted to the box occupied by the Buests of honor. 1 An interesting feature of the ball Iwas the presentation of the interna- |tional flag representing forty-eight ! nations, the work of Miss Wilmuth | Gary, the arrangement of the flags |forming a brilllant circle which or- namented the invitations for the ball. In the receiving party were Mrs. Jesse Antheny, newly elected presi- (dent of the chapter; Mrs. A. Waller, { president District of Columbia, U, D. C.; Mrs. Albert Bacon Fall, wife of the Secretary of the Interior; Mrs. Robert E. Coontz, Mrs. Amos A. Fries, rs, H. Lynham, retiring chapter president; Mrs. Wallace Streater and Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, past di- | vision sidents, U. D. C.; Mrs. Claude N. Bennett and Miss Wilmuth Gary. The reception committee had as its chairmen Admiral Robert E. Coontz Amos A. Fri with Mr. nnett as vice chairman. Representative James Q'Connor was chairman and Mrs. Jesse Anthony vice chairman of the floor committee. Ad- ditional members of the floor com- mittee included Col. W. B. Scales, Maj. John A. Smith, Commander George Journes, Mr. Henry W. Lon%- fellow, Mr. J. T. Baker, Mr. J. T. Frailey, Mr. Mr. Frank Kelly. Mrs. Lamar R. Leahy has gone to New York to remain until after the Army and Navy game. Dr. Tom A. Willlams has returned from a southern visit, during which he presided at a convention at Hot Springs, Ark. Paul Moore and Miss Mary Ambler Smith enter- tained at luncheon followed by bridge this afternoon. the Rev. Dr. Willlam Welton Shearer ofciating. Preceding and following the ceremony Mr. Clarence Pyne, or- nist of the church, gave a well lected program, and the bride was corted an ven in marriage by rming a charming background for the bridal party was the altar decoration of white chrysanthemums and palms, the bride wearing her oing away gown of taupe color uvetyne modishly designed and fin- ished with a collar of fox fur.. The #mall hat of the same color was trimmed with coques plum iw burnt orange, and she carrled a bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. Her sisters, Miss Nannie Page and Miss Eleanor Page, served respectively as mald of honor and hridesmaid, and their gowns of velvet were fashioned in the same Russian blouse effect, but of different color. The maid of honor w vet with panels and with watermelon pink georgette and her hat of brown velvet had a broad brim which narrowed at the back. with a plume gracefully curling over the brim. The bridesmaid's gown was of dark blue velvet with the facings of French blue, and her hat was of the same shade, They each carried clusters of bridesmaids roses. The best man for the bridegroom was his classmate, Ensign Roland Gaines of Alexandria, Va, and the nshers were Mr. John Page, Mr. Charles Peterson, Mr. Joseph Beal, Mr. Henry Wheeler and Mr. Edward Burnes. Following the church ceremony there~was a buffet luncheon served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Page for the wedding party and members of the immediate family.- Chrysanthe- mums were also used as a decohation in the home. Ensign Cronin, who is on leave, Is attached to the U. S. 8. Maryland, now at New York, and rown vel- eves lined after a short wedding journey he will} o take his bride to New York city to make her home. Miss Helen Fraser to Be Guest Of University Women. A reception for Miss Helen Fraser, coalition candidate for the British parliament, will be given at the nu- tional clubhouse of the American As- sociation of University Women, 107 H_street, Wednesday, at 4 o'clock. Miss Fraser is the thor of “Wom- en and War Worl and is at the present time commissioner of the na- tional savings committee in London, and is honorary treasurer of the com- mittee for the election of women to parliament, of which Lady Astor is the honorary president. The reception will be in charge of the house committee, assisted by the Vassar members of the association. In the recelving line will be Mrs. Len- president of the Congressional Club; Miss Alice Robertson, The solicitor general and Mrs. Beck |, gave a dinner last evening at their residence in honor of Mr. Arthur J. Balfour. The other guests included the Br h ambassador and Lady Gedde the minister of Poland and Princess Lubomirska, Mr. Justice Pit- hey and Mrs. Pitney, the Secretary of War and Mr Weeks, the Attorney General and Mrs. Robert Woods Blis Senator Ladge and Mrs. Dimock an | Miss Beatrice Beck. Mixs Mary Addison Page The. national clubhouse of wuni- versity women is the headquarters for the forelgn women who are in Washington for conference, an ter and Mrs. American advisory committee of the conference, are staying at the club- house. Miss Fraser will be the guest of Monday afternool o'cloek, the & ators and representati varlous states. In this number "W Vice President Coolidge. The were received in the green pal by the officers of the Student Gov- ernment Association and tea was served at b o'clock, after which the visitors made a tour of inspection of the premises. The Rectors’ Ald Soclety Church, Georgetown, will silver tea this afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock at the residence of Mra. J. H. Yarnall, 3028 P street mnorthwest. Miss Brush will preside at the teu table and Mrs. Augustus Smith, Mra. Clinton Cropley and Mrs, Walde will assist. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Davenport of Bridgeport, Conn., are at the Shore- ham for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Greene of New Canaan, Conn., who have taken 1730 Massachusetts avenue for the winter, will be at home on Monday evenings from 9 tp 12 o'clpck., Miss Dorgthy Greene came out in New ork lust winter. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the followlng: Roscoe Lewls and Elisabeth Mills. Carroll W. Hardman and Ceeils Walker. Hoyd Armstead and Margaret Howard. New York eity aud Hat- tie Hampton of this elty. William Ford and Marion Fletcher. James Mendows of Haltimore, Md., and Lil- tiin Woodford of this eity. Philip Colien and Catherine Smith, Both of Balttmore, Md. Joln L. Jeter and Ella M. Hudson, both of umond, Va. William . ds, buth af Norfolk, tari W, Sprowl rinoston. Eleanor M. Clore of Ritehville, V Juseph Rt Harmon snd Edna M. Langley. bl of Alexandrin, V. Henry M. Thomus of this eity and M. Ber- tha Drummond of Fert M. ights, Va. Leo H. Bartemeier and Mary E. Haitigan. Georga E. Watson and E Beanle. Burnett Robinyon and Emma Hawkine. Ralph 0. Relnhart Raymond A. Dea Riser H. Whitlock both of “Riner, George W. 'Free both of Fredericksburg, Virgil E. Clary of Ind Josephina Bury of this city. Lioyd F. Loux and Mabel rdm; John W, DeLay and Carrle B. White. Tehr and Bihe Foster. Ki M. Wyni Fhilip W. Kelley and Anus B. Beuchert. William L. Leib and Bertha Thrasher, Willlam H Cobb snd Pmma B. Peek J. M. TenDyck Burr of Casemovis, N. Y., and Murray Ledyard of this eity. Alfred J. Biegert and Winona A. Rose. Elisha Harrison and Ei £ R ichmond, Va James H. Brown an d_Elsle Dorsey. Long at Fort Myer. 1s not the Be prepared when winter Vs THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921. W lw 6 | Nellle Sluolves of Bhamokin, Pa. jore: Owens of Mitchelivilie, Md, f Upper Mariboro, Md. . Jatimer, Jr., and Dorothy’ B, A Joseph Vau Overmeor, N and Rose R. Dowrick of ¢ Thomas Washington and Deaths Reported. deaths have been reported t: y Buith, The bours: :".Ierlt;':nln, 25, 8t. Blizabeth's Hospital ar, . 28, Ci ?‘“1‘{ ok ,;‘"- ity Hospital. Jennie th, 3 5 Ieante V. pBmith, Ti, 1708 1 atrect e Adler, Riward Bop Hopita, 7 Tranclsens, 33, 50, Kmergeney Homita,. n, 80, 1403 80Th street. jchael Benedlck, pital. Robert E. Burg, 27, U. 8. 8. H. Hospital. + | the b of Christ ”:' ealth depertment within the last twenty- hold & al. n.l‘ H atreet wouthwest. Fogelman, 40, 517 20 atreet north- Walter Reed 1l ¥. Arnold, 59, Bt. Elisabeti's Hospltal, 21, 8t. Eilsaberh's Hos: Ans Wittenberg, 42, St. Elizabeth's Hos.| John 0. Hawacher, 44, pital | 7 Robert | Infant of 1 hour, 629 “uroline Mason. | Edward Lincoln, | Howpital. strect. he hewlth department wit four | ruest ¥, and Loulse E. a_and B. und Es and Paul H. Osiek, 34, St. Kl w Walter Tteed Hospita 1 20 idu_av Rachel Shorter, 61, Freedm 22 K street Washington A 0|~ Ardria’ M. Jackson,, 4 mop@s, 1665 824 Births Reported. The following births nave been reporied to| The luat twenty- Williwms, boy and_Geraldine W! 9 Miss Annie G. Cannon, astronomer in phial 108 un English university, has classified h. Christian Tandrop, 77, 8t. Elizabeth's Hos- ’r:aw York city | pital 700,000 stars without the ald of & glass, she being endowed with a remarkable .1 gift of measuring distance at a glance. . FURS REMODELED & REPAIRED Natural Muskrat Coats Length, 36 Inches—$120 French FUR Shop | 726 13th St. NW. Call M. 1706 5 Opposite Telephone Bullding 1106 G Street Cl—osed Ah Day Thu;':dny For Wednesday, Nov. 23 —a= Big nanksgiving Coat Sale 1498 500 Handsome Coats and Wraps The Smartest Models—Finest Cloths Big Fur Collars and Self Collars 692 Values, $70 to $130 Coats, Values to $55, at. . . .$29.50 and $39.50 Fur Coats Sacrificed 892 $400 Hudson Seal Coats, Big Fur Collars and Cuffs, $298 $250 Natural Muskrat Coats, Selected Skins, $169 300 Fur-Trimmed and Tailored Suits All the Smart Styles—Best Materials Mrs. Avery Coonley until Sunday. A Tk Bride of Ensign Cronin, U. 8. N. % nday comes. ex_time to_remodel The marriaze of Miss Mary Addi- son Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wi m _Tyler Page, to Ensign :ph_Campbell ¢ronin, U, & N. took place at 12 o'clock today in St. John's Episcopal Church, Georgetown, Samples of Car.r.a'cl Social Stationery as upon reguest. Mrs. Henry R. Rea, the former Red Cross fleld director at Walter Reed Hospital, will be “at home” in the convalescent house at Walter Reed the afternoon of Thankegiving from 4 to 7 o'clock. She will be ted in receiving by members of Red Cross personnel at that post. ‘This reception will be given for the patients and personnel of the post, and those interested in the hospital are cordially invited. No cards have been fssued. *49 to *95 Suits Reduced to ’29£ "39=5£ ’49fl Fashionable Dresses, all Materials, Values to $45. Special. .$25 Handsome Evening Dresses. Special. . ... .$29.50, $49.50 to $98 Bargains in Blouses, Silk Underwear, Underskirts, Kimonos $2.00 AllSilk Hosiery, Wednesday. . .. 300 Sweaters, of all kinds. ... ........ MARTIN WOLF 2.7 XMAS FURS —can be se. lected to best advantage The marriage of Miss Elvera L. {|Giovannette to Mr. Joseph S. Walsh, which was to take place Wednesday, November 23, has been postponed on aecount of the fllness of Miss Giovan- nettl. . $1.65 ceeeiee....33.98, $5.95, $7.95 i delivery. Frgnch Seal Coats. ...$95 Stone Marten Chokers, $7.50 Opossum Scotch Tweed Novelty Suits, $38 Art Club Announees Thanksgiving Hostesses. The hostesses at the Thanksgiving day celebration to be given by the Washington Salon and United Arts 1109-1111 G Street N. W. The Bargain Event of the Yedr house, 1814 N street, in honor of the foreign newapaper correspondents at- tending the conference on limitation N of armament, will be Dr. Edith Se i N | Ville Conle, Mrs. M. A. Hampton, Mrs. N|{W. G. Ennen, Dr. Grace L. Hurd, Mrs. Charles W. Keygs, Miss C. Larimore ) Keeley and Mrs™J. J. Keégan. All Choi hoice $4.98 and $5.98 Waists at 500 Beautiful Silk 53.98 Waists in beaded and i;nt:‘roidfcli:d effects. ade of heavy quality Georgette. White, Flesh, Bisque, etc.gg sizes. Waists Worth to $10.00 at Crepe de Chine and $4.98 Georgette Blouses, in beaded and embroid- ered models. All the very newest models. White, Flesh, Bisque and suit colors, SILK UNDERWEAR Supply Your Xmas Gifts From These Greatly Reduced Items Values to $3.98 at $1.85 Values to $4.98 at $2.79 Crepe de chine and satin gar- ments beautifully trimmed with lace and ribbon; some exquisitely embroidered. Choose from teddys, combinations, bloomers, camisoles, etc. - SILK PETTICOATS Regular $3.98 Values Heavy Quality Silk $2.35 Mr. Avery C. Marks, jr., president of the National Press Club, will speak on “Newspapers and Newspapermen.” and Dr. Philip Jaisohn of Philadelphia will present “The Case of Korea." ‘The musical program will include so- prano solos by Mrs. F. X. A. Eble, solo- ist at the Northminster Presbyterian Church, with Mr. Warren F. Johnson choir director, at the piano; terpretations and pas de seul, by Miss Marjorie Fraser Webster, with M Mary Smitherman at the pian a group of piano solos, by Miss Alice A | Deleslyne Taylor of the Fabian School of Musle; violin solo selection: by | Master Isaac Minovich, the ten-year- old prodigy, accompanied on the piano All N§|by Miss Dora Minovich; Hawaiian songs and music, by the Misses Edith and Grace McDowell. The presenta- ;Ionlz will be H‘I(Tdt byllfll;.l Rudn‘lphe Al e Zanp.. preSident of: the. society. New Fall Coats, in wanted There wiil be dancins. materials, furs and styles, The students of Trinity College || $25 to $75. t h 0 their friends on Special Prepara- tions Have Been Made for This Sale. Upstalrs 915 G St. A Special Sale of DRESSES For Monday Jerneys Polret Twills Oantol Velours Crepe —and other wanted materials. $25 and $38.50, at New Stock —and we desire to be perfectly frank ‘about the situation and inform our thousands of customers and friends b¢ this announcement that while our overstocked condition may be no different than other Plain and Fur Trimmed WINTER COATS For Women and Misses Formerly Priced Up to $69,.50— s 45 00 Styles for Women—Styles for Never have we offered such wonderful coats at such extremely low prices. Every wanted style, material and color is included in this vast assortment. The fur trimmings on many of them are worth the price of the entire coat. Luxurious Coats & Wraps Formerly Priced Up to $98.50— 369.50 Nearly 200 in This Assortment at o Tricotines The $150,000 Loss Which We Are Forced e to Take Now Goes Direct Into the Pockets of OQur Customers Free x — The man or woman who neglects to take advantage of this sensational sacrifice simply over- | i looks an opportunity to buy two or three pairs of TRAVERS | = high-grade TRAVERS Shoes at the price of one! 314 7th St. N.W. ;oupons A Tasty Sausage for Particular People Rosslyn’s All-Pork Sausage sag “Old Virginia” In Every Pound Package Rosslyn Packing Co., Rosslyn, Va. » Why not anticipate your future as well as present needs NOW? Veldynes, Duvet de Laines, Velours, Nor- mandy Silvertones and Balivias. WOMEN’S SUITS MADE IN OUR OWN s FACTORY FOR OUR OWN STORES Doors Open Tomorrow at 9 A.M. Lot 3—Women's Low Cuts, Tan and Black Kid, Suede, Brown Kid. Low Cuts and White Buck and Gray Kid Boots. NOT ALL SIZES, Were $7 to $10 .00 Lot §—Women's Boots — Oxfords s and Pumps— Brown Calf and Former Prices $10 to §15 ERLEBACHER ORIGINATED s ocama oo Lot 9—Men's Best Orade Bosts and Oxforde— Brows or Black. ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS $14 Values Lot 8—Men's Bests and Oxferds ~—Brown or Black Calf. ALl sizes and widths, $123 Values 37.85 EXTRA SALESMEN. To wait on omj serve you pro, 2 x nl:;.”'ll’o'u' can absolute i Jersey Petticoats, with Plain colors and combi- Worth to $98.50 Reduced to \ Py g Bk lisle garter tops. Rein- F B . el AT 0 & el The newest models. The best materials. All BEADED BAGS drawstring top — various color N ) Street and Afternoon Dresses | 5.0 R HANDRAS Dinner Gowns 1 odiat and fitted with small purse and The best values we have ever By far the most elaborate and complete showing of Crpliv i 5-85 is very diversified. ‘Choose from Fine All-wool | stingly made and will give o of the apparel desires whether it is a simple frock or a 9 Vatos tion, Georgette Combination, Beaded and Em- | rufe around neck and down everal colors from which you [N No C. 0. Ds. No Phone or Ma 5 ': comfort and confidence. ruffled and fancy nations. All lengths. d All perfect qualities. Styles for wmn"st’le' for s forced sole, heel and toes. Black, the wanted colors. All sizes. $1.50 Values at $1.00 E. 1ebac.he combinations. e or Thanksgiving--- AR Dresses That Formerly $ :yleub '.-i‘nd“c:‘;;t:“;(:dfe 51 89 and B¢ Party Dresses . Lot 7T—MNen's There are ‘about 475 dresses in the lot, and offered—all the newest shapes, Evening Wear we have made. i icotine, Velvets, Vel tins, Canton —_— Tricotine, Velvets, Velours, Satins, Canton | o, oo g e e $6.98 gorgeous creation. - NOTHING RESERVED. broidered Models. . Without a doubt, the most ) front, finished with fancy packets. & may choose. Orders. Cash only. flounces. $2.00 and $2.50 Silk Hose Heavy quality silk with Misses—Exquisite Fur Trimming brown, gray, etc. 25% Red“cfion on An Better Sllits Small size beaded bags with Twelve-Ten F St LEATHER 'HANDBAGS Frocks for the Danse Were Priced Up to $55 heavy Leatherette $3.98 Handbags, $2.98 : Formal Reception Gowns B SR the assortment of styles, materials and colorings strongly made and will give ex- 2 ALL SIZES The miss or the matron will find here a fulfiliment Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Taffetas, Lace Combina- : : ‘ $ B e Exceptionally Moderate Prices L Positively nothing withheld. All soles final. extraordinary values offered this season. il