Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1921, Page 58

. "SOCIETY » Tales of Well Known Folk “In Social and Official Life| ___(Contifued from Eighth Page.) to be opened at the Crystal Pal- London, in May. 192 a0 with only the most casual n e. But the affair is straining all the energies of commercial Britain, and wiil probably set a new record enterprises. It is many a year since London invited all the world to view what was being accom- plished in the entire empire, and this exhibition is to be on a scale gigantic enough to suit even those who harp on the immensity of the Columbian and_ Louisiana Purchase fairs. Al- dy some grumbling is heard .in lon at the prospect of sheltering nds of strangers when the pres- ation is harassed by lack tion But a building project of sions is under way at the 1. and no fear is being W the score of lack of icorge and Queen Mary ing a keen interest in the - and literary side of the at- tempt, and they will permit some marvelous paintings and historic documents to be offered for public inspection. Forehanded hostesses of : a ircady engaging quar- isiting friends, and the Club has bespoken several tment houses in behalf of ahsont members and their families who anticipate a lengthy visit while the great exhibition is in progress. Lady Joan de Vere Capell, daugh- ter of the dowager countess of Essex, is making a tremendous effort to se or sell her half-brother's m)un-r eat, Cassiobury Hall. in Herts, to film producing agency. That Herts, together with the remainder, of England. enjoys but a minimum of | al sunshine does not deter this . embryo screen star from ve efforts to secure her wish, » some celebrit; minds a rather seductive offer from a vaude- or try for a star role; Those who knew her formerly Miss Adele Grant, cknowledged belle rthur administration, say she e fongly. with'a lot of eres mixed in. | ¢ ork_are among vatve of the old resi- present head of the Madison Grant, looks with { r on his niece's histri- | which re the Briti on the ca untess Ad mily, Mr pretentions. cle, ac- seen her! the dower near Herts. i nd is decided ¢ fortune 1 power. s. but i problematic whether t proves by way of the footlights or | and natural course an enormously Fich! e very offset of )n-r; man- the large Cub; W to their| former temporari nd the latest r on most cordi Aguerro will instail hef from Havana in the resions. and will on various | and theatricals and tor Frank B. Willis. who enjoys netion of being the s or nt Harding. i hrough I ber of the term as go to M. ndard- ¢ in the usual The two s presidential state f it. and both of their wiv, me distinction, and if an made of the bio- Plating to members ber it will be seen mmon occurrence. w the light town blocks of his presen re. Ohio. Senator born in Canton, illustrious Preparation cannot be detected. Gouraud’s @mp Oriental C 3 pleasant afternoon reception. Admiral Beatty has such a rollick- ing alr about him that no one would be surprised to hear him whistling The Jolly Tar s one of his accomplishments, Washington has Hot ' o o mitted to enjoy-it. ernoo! where he is working out his pl and takes chance luck at u:y pc;:f venient cafe. away because of the lateness of his arrival, and he takes this with whim- MISS MARGARET MANSFIELD. Davghtér of Representative and Mra. J. 3. Mansfield of Texas, ohairman of ttce for the Stowe- the gleln® Chapter. hall tamerrow wall Jackson g h 2 as the home of the martyred McKin i wOu, Fesides very nea: the -place where he was born. Pomerene claims Canton as her ear: liest home. Party politics are appar- ently far removed from personal friendships in Ohio, since both sena- tors are on cordial terms, though differing in their -creed. Mrs. Hard- ing Is a close friend of Mrs. Pome- rene, and has been ever since she came to Washington, some seven years ago. 5 the official hospitality extended to the strangers within the gate ex- the two committees h deal with military will soon take up their portion of entertaining the many illustrious members of the con- nce whose mission has a direc a brief period of mourning, and . Dot veen as active as they would onsidering the prominence of the chairman of the military com- mittee. Senator Page of Vermont, who has been chairman on naval af- s taking no part socially, and are Senators Penrose and . In the House Mr. Julius Kahn is head of the military committee, and Mrs. Kahn will have an .able or ing have been, Re-covered on the New Style Frames We carry the largest assortment of Hat Frames—{rames made to order, ahy size or style. Complste line of velvets, duvetyne and feather trimmings. LADIES’ CAPITAL HAT SHOP . ‘508 11th St. N.W. Mnain 8332, ~ Our Work Is Our Reputation. ‘Helps miaké wonderful Brown Bread 2eggs 2 cups white flour 1 cup Airline - 4 cups graham lotey = 3 c\x:lu sour jour 3 teaspoons soda 1 teaspoon salt ‘The 2 eggs should be beaten e light; the soda sifted in . Bake in a rather slow oven 45 minutes or more. Recipe makes 2 loaves. ‘Write for Ax;{‘m Honey Book: inadequate have rouges, powders and paints, with to be. For years our of Gouraud’s Oriental Cream have been in our new product. That soft, velvety skin, its sothing and an! effect are many but afew ofthe and virtues nlnndm to your skin complexion. Try it to-day and see the mew door to Beauty it opens. u’ stant in Mrs. Fred Britten of INi 2!10 g ? ;fifi" aw hm-rfl:'d |t‘: nois, one of the.most hospitable of | PEI%8 . ld, daughter of t the hostesses who ars ‘afilfated with | Fiad. on Moy 22, a0t hen t, ot p Lt ok G pirariogtis r:md. on. May zz.am&. 4_1;5-‘:4‘;' the £ ine estates named, House are under Me. Thomas, 8. But. | vei since the Bngliah crown, bestowed sinee the ler of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Butler;who | war, the Deattys have an extensive presides over charming home -in | residence, Hanover Lodge, in Regent West Chester, -near Philadelphia, can , Northweet London, which was Secure aid from many ‘of the active[the gift of Lady Beatty's father on women in the .congressional set, [ her marriage. among - thém Mrs. Fredarfe Hicka, Wwife of the member from Port Wash- ington, N. Y., whose home is a con- spicuous social center. It.was in the interests of such amenlties extended to the foreigners now here that Mrs. ! - Harding received the ladies of the congressional set a short time ago at qunnial Ball Date J Changed to January 6|7 ®*r* The ‘date of ithe Colonial ball, to-be held by Constitution Chapter, D. A. at the Washington Club, 17th and K streets, has been.changed from January®7 to Friday evening, Jan- uary GIRLS! THIN, SICKLY HAIR New York jewelers report garnet lapis lazuli and amethysts as especial- They'll Like Gifts That ||| 'Come From ‘Here Unusual and stteactive. Silk (Seedling) Direct From the Grove Put.Up Under the Well Known YACHT BRAND . “This_fruit will.be thoroughly ripe before_being picked, therefore very SWEET. Don'’t, buy fruit that.kas been picked. GREEN. It lacks good flavor and sweetness. "Make yourself ‘or friecnds a Christmas Present of a box of Sweet Florida Oranges in, For whistling | not “yet “been per- On the rare aft- when the admiral is not ex- formal lunchéon he saun- the sward from the office doubled the beauty of your hair. Sometimes he is turned GROWS THICK, LONG, HEAVY *Danderine’’ costs only 35 cents a bottle. One application ends all dandruff, stops itching and falling hair, and, in a few moments, you have . It will appear a mass, so soft, lustrous, and easy to do up. But what will please you most will be after & few weeks ready to work. Embroidered Pin cushions, exquisite designs, $135 to $5. Handsome E.mbr oidered Collars, beautiful Handkerchiefs. Pleating, Braiding, Hem- stitching, Stamping, Initialing, Budlnfi Embroidery by Com- petent People. S White | Sizes will run this year at about 150, 176, 200 and 216 Fruit to the box, averaging 200s. A good deal of this fruit will be Russetts. You may select the size and grade you wish, but it must be subject to what we have to fill your order with.- - We guarantee each and every box to be as represented. Price $5.00 F. O. B, Ft. Myers, Fla. Cash With Order. Personal Checks Must Be Certified Lord Beatty, then a minor officer in sical good humor. Though he is so frequently dubbed Earl ‘Bcl(!y, h'll official title is Baron Beatty of the ' North Sea. He is also Baron of Braoksby, in-thé county of Leicester, and 8o he has two titles to pass down to his sona, David Field Beatty and Peter Randolph Beatty. Recently he has acquired another dignity, that of Viscount Borodale of Wexford, an Irish estate in the troubled hinter- land between Munster and Ulster. scalp. use, when you see new hair—fine and downy at first—yes—but really new hair growing all over the “‘Danderine’ is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It fe goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them, making thin, lifeless, faded hair grow long, thick, heavy and luxuriant. Largest Selling Hair Saver and Beautifier in the World Arrival of New Shipment STEEL BEADS, No. 7, 8 8, 10 THE EMBROIDERY SHOP MISSES FREUDBERG 827829 11th Street Near New York Aveauwe . Send Your Order At Once RALPH W. JONES & CO. P. O. Box 523 Fort Myers, Florida FREE A 26-Piece Set of Artistic mirrors for many uses. Appropriate as console mirrors, to hang over a buffet, or to brighten the living room. Fumed Oak Smoker, $1.75 - A popular style with brass ash tray and handy drawer. $11.45 - Choige. of -mahogany or walnut finishes or golden oak. -Equipped with removable glass tray; wheels® - have rubber tires. A dainty addi- tion to the dining room. Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, $6.75 A most useful cabinet that every yvdman will appreciate, and the price is very low. Nicely fin- ished in mahogany. g Vp 3 Matting Box, $6.95 A good size matting chest, ‘ strongly made; dustproof joints; ~ covered with closely woven mat- ting. » Red Cedar Chest, | T $1975 Carefully made of fragrant Ten- nessee_red cedar; size, 42 inches long, ‘16- inches deep, 16 -inches high. s ¢ Large Gateleg Table, : $34.75, A handsome table that is most uséful and convenient as well. ‘When open the top measures 36 by 48 inches; carefully finished, hand-rubbed mahogany. ‘Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, $12.75 This cabinet is always an accept- able_gift because it is both orna- mental and very useful; is equip- ped with three drawers and two .deep pockets; nicely finished ma- hogany. G This Chifforobe, . $19.75 Has roomy robe section, hat compartment and five “drawers. Substantially ‘made of solid oak with : - highly ' polished .'golden finish. 3 3 This Colonial Buffet .. $2875 ~Constructed of sclid ‘pak, ' with nicely hed-golden finish; fit- , 'With Every Purchase of $100 or More Wm. A. Rogers Silverware G 1866 = il i, . $29.75 A splendid bookcase, with dou- ble doors of heavy glass; nicely finished brown mahogany; equip- ped with four shelves. Bed Davenport Exactly as Pictured Liberal Credit Terms Be prepared for the holiday guests with one of these bed davenports. which really add the convenience of an ex- tra bedroom. It will make a most attractive sofa by day and is easily converted into a comfortable bed for night. 9x12 Wool Combination Rugs Hijgh-grade. Rugs that give splend%d sgerrvice, long wear and sl 9’75 look well. A variety of beautiful designs from which to choose. 83x10.6 Alexander Smith “Manor” Tapestry Brussels Rugs; high-grade rugs that are well known for their good quality and long $23.50 SEIVICE. . .erennurrennnnessonnnaannnnes 6.9x12-ft. Alexander Smith Wil “ton Velvet Rugs 36x72 Rattania Rugs. 18x36 Axminster Rugs....... R Rl Blankets and Comforts Si Gray Blanl with pinl:n:tl:ipe bgrdcr. Jg;:ial. s $1 ‘45 Double Gray Blankets, 55x72, $2.95 $1250 Two-in-One Blankets, $9.75 $20.50 Double Blankets, $16.50 $475 Comfortables, $3.95 Filled with new corded cotton and covered in flowered cambric. $16.50 Sateen Comfortables, $12.75 Curtains and Drapes $4.75 Nottingham Lace Curtains, $2.95 $5.00 Lace - Batiste Curtains, $3.75 $10.00e Inserted Net Curtains, $7.50 $7.00 Tapestry Portieres, Red and Green, $4.95 -~ $1050 Tapestry Portieres, Rose, $7.50. 3 Peter Grogan & Sons Co. ROGAN'S 817-823 Seventh St,N.W. ' =] | ' Thi; Walnut Bedroom Suite § 1 3 9____7_5 (As Sketched) Use a 7Cllarx¢ Account This suite is'a splendid value at this special price. - Made of genuine Amer- ican walnut, in the fine Queen:Anne design; comprises large Dresser with mirror of generous size, roomy Chifforette, Dressing Table and Bed of pleasing design. 1921 Co— -1 YA Louis XVI Bedroom Suite Rich dark walnut. $2 65 See this suite on display in our window. It is partim;larly handsome, of massive but artistic proportions. The dresser is 48 inches long, has gracefunl vanity case, roomy chifforette and bow- end bed. The'pieces are beautifully finished {n American walnut. ’ Loose Cushion Cane Suite Here is 2 handsome suite with frames of Queen Anne design, enhanced with carvings typical of this period, and carefully fitted with cane. Loose spring-cushion seats are covered with either figured taupe-or, mulberry velour. - $24.50 An -attractive cabinet, with bent-glass ends; carefully con- . structed of oak, with highly ished ‘golden finish. . A walnut. chair of attractive - riod ign. Is constructed uine American walnut s dlglble cane