Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 9

- Society ., at Spokane, Wash., and is now located with her son, Mr. Noel Sym- 509 16th street, this city. There the family will be joined for over the Chrl.!hlmu holédnyu bg‘ }(r't Symons’ daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and_Mrs. Cortlandt van Winkle ot New Haven, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Richard Fuller of 1607 22nd street are passing the winter in their Paris home, 193 Rue de I'Universite. Mrs. Robert Lansing, president of the Young Women’s Christian Asso- ciation_of Washington, and Miss Ger- trude MacArthur, general secretary of the society, are at Swarthmore, Pa., attending the conference of presidents and general secretaries of the eas central fleld of the association. Mr. Charles Trowbridge Tittman of ‘Washington and Mr. Arthur Murray of New London, Conn., will be the soloists at the concert program of the Christmas festival of the Gentle- women'’s League, on Saturday evening. Cards have been sent out by the President and board of trustees of the Corcoran Gallery of Art for the opening private view of the eighth exhibition of cotemporary American oil paintings, on Saturday evening. December 17, at 9 o'clock. There will be a press view and varnishing day Saturday from 9 in the morning until 4 o’clock in th 'ternoon. Miss Flora Wilson was a luncheon hostess at the Shoreham yesterday in honor of Lady Henry of London, when the guests were Mrs. James R. Mann, Mrs. William Eric Fowler, Mrs. James McDonald, Mrs. C. C. Calhoun and Mrs. John Allen Dougherty. Mrs. Edward E. Blodgett of Boston is at the Powhatan for the season. She has spent the greater part of the winter in Washington for several years. Mrs. Thomas Lockwood, chairman of the dance committee for the Christ- mas festival to be given by the Gen- tlewomen'’s League, on Saturday, De- cember 17, is offering a prize for the most graceful dancers at the tea- dance at 5 o'clock that afternoon. The boxholders for the ball to be given for the benefit of the Wash- ington Opera Company in the ball- rooms of the New Willard Thursday evening, will include Mrs. Charles Henry Butler, Mrs. Charles F. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mr. Phelps Eno, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Nirs. William Eric Fowler, Mrs. Ed- ward A. Harriman, Mrs. George D. Hope, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Thomas F. Logan, Mrs. George Mesta, Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, Mrs. M. Terry of California and New York, T. A. Scott Thropp, Mrs. Alonzo Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Boughton Wood and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates. The Woman's National Foundation is to benefit by the concert to be given in the New Willard ballroom the ing of December 18. The artists Monogram Stationery —solves the problem of the gift with the personal touch. ‘The originality of our de- signs and the varlety of our lines of foreign and domestic stationery make possible a selection to de- light the most discrimi- nating. "‘Brew®D Engravers and Stationers T LT T T EH LT T T O T LT December Sale of FURS Northern Seal Coats, $69 Marmot Coat Selected Skins Unsurpassed Bargains L. J.FOX 1220 G St. N.W. One Flight Up—Next to Leon, Hairdresser Buy Xmas Gifts early. Large assortment Tadies’, Gent's and Children’s Umbrellas. Rea- ‘somable ‘Canes and Suit Case Umbrellas. 13th 8t. N.W. Frank!in 4504-W. iy d7) 75l %lfiafi) iring. ceoe 618 15th St. N.W. Next to Keith's fior this concert are Mina Elman, so- pyrano, sister of Mischa Elman, and, 1iNe him a talented artist, and the baritone from the Imperial Grand Op- era;Company in ePtrograd, Josef Win- ogra doff. The list of patrous is headed by the presiulent of the Woman's National Foungation, Mrs. C. C. Calhoun; Mr. Calhoun and officers of the founda.tion. The manager of the “Concert _Diplomatique” and the Chambey~ Music Society has arranged this conaert for the Woman's National Foundativn and will turn over the net Pprofit to the theater building fund or | iels, other purpyses of the foundation. This feature of the concert has aroused the foundailon membership to keen interest in the sale of boxes and seats. Mr. and Mrs, Willlam F. Dennis en- tertained at a small dinner on Sunday in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Y. P. Yeantan of Kentucky. | Owing to the:business meeting in the evening the, International Asso- t |ciation of Art apd Letters has can- celed the tea for Romorrow afternoon, | M Former United \itates minister to Persia and Mrs. Charles W. Russell will enteriain at dinner at the Uni- versity Club this evening, when their guests will be the minister of Persia, Mirza Hussien Khan a\lai; the charge affaires of the Auytrian embassy and Mme. Prochink, the dean of the fim;r':lt:ln Unl&le\r’sl!yolnrl Mrs. Albert L. ney and Mrs. Oaston, dau of the hosts. N Ehter Col. Bennehan Cameron, president gl‘onmeg Blnk)l;lld lehwnity Associa- ._gave a dinner last \evening at the Raleizsh Hotel in honar of li(rn Albert E. Thornton of Atlanta, presi- dent of the women's commission of the assoclation. The other guests Wwere Mr. J. A. Rountree, Col Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Ida A. Wilkins, Miss Grace West, Miss Mary Emery Wil- son, Mrs. Churchill Gibson Graves of North Carolina, Mrs. Pdgi and Mr. W. D. Cardwell, nard, pastor of the Baptis * | Berryville performed charming | The bride wore a brown suit with simplicity took &}:u at 8 o'clock last | hat and gloves to match and thlehem: Chapel of | white A wedding surrounded by evening in the the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. erits’ Fits- | groom, dressed in yellow organdy, e | carrying a basket of yellow chrysan- ecame | themums, preceded the bri and Mrs. Kackley motored to Wash- " .dean | ington, where they took the boat for of the cathedral offciating. Inly ‘a|Newport News to visit relatives. They small company of relatives and close | will make their future home Paul, when Miss Margu Gerald Williams, daughter of the 1 Archedeacon of Washington, the bride of Mr. joncure Dan- jr., the Rev. Dr. Brat erine Kipps of Front Royal maid of honor. The Rev, chrysanthemums. personal friends witnessed the cere-|Clarke county, Va. mony and an_ informal reception at the home of the bride followed. The bride, arranged on the bodice. clusters. of orange blosso! and she carried a white-bound prayer book. Daniels was attend brother, Mr. Francis Daniels of West Virginia, as best man. After a wedding trip of short dura- tion Mr. and School, Alexandria. who was unattended, |U. 8. M, wore a simply made bridal robe 0f|at Alexandria on December 5, have white satin fashioned with a court|returned to Washington and are at train, and duchess lace was effectively{home at the Chastleton apartments. The “tull | Mrs, Enyart is the daughter of Mrs. veil .was arranged cap shape with|Mary E. Sullivan of the Chastleton. third annual Continental ball Hartman Rice Chapter, be given at Rauscher's this evening, will have Amerit for its. inspiration, the work of chapter among foreigns indorsement of leadin clvic and’ educational institutions o “Robe the city. The ball, given annually, is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Moor-|for the purpose of raising funds to Tie by His|of the Abigall D. R., to Mrs. Daujels will’ make |t their home at the Episcopal Helght |received the d Mrs. Howard B. Enyart, .. whose marriage took place man announce the marriage of their fnance this work. daughter Louise. to Mr. C. Dean Gal- lagher. on December 2, 1921. Miss Ella_ V. Burr of Higganum, Conn., and Miss Jennie L. Simmons of New York city returned to their respective ht Monday, _after spending & week with the Misses Harrls, 1752 U street northwest. Miss Ruby Alberta Rutherford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Rutherford, and Denzil Raymond ackley of Clarke county, Va., were married at noon Saturday amy Featuring many lots of Dainty Blou —suitable for Xmas bestowal— $ unusually marked : Q. Vests—Glove Silk; tailored and hemstitched; and self- : straps. White, Orchid and § 1 95 Flesh. cececevescmcceccess Bloomers—Glove Silk, in Flesh; reinforced making ; also hemstitched finish; in Flesh and Or- 32,45 chid. .. Brassieres—The genuine Boysh- form Brassiere—the are suited to every form. Specially priced— 51-40 3160 ceonesvesovees at ... o die o o The regent, Mrs. Charles C. Haig, will be assisted in recelying by Mrs. LITT P ffe uality service i Painting. P s perhanging aperhan, and Up olstering. Plitt Co., Inc., ¥50 325 SES Crepe de Chine—Satin and Lace combinations. Georgette Costume Blouses, beaded, braided and lace trimmed; in Flesh, White and all the new shades. Tailored Blouses, in Crepe de Chine and Georgette, with Tuxedo and Bob collars. Bisque. Flesh, White and Each selection will be attrac- tively boxed. You can be sure of the‘ acceptability of Silk Underwear (Appropriately Boxed) Especially these excellent values in the new and wanted models. We commend the price as temptingly low for superior- ly made garments. lace; decoration. . Gowns an models that and Chemise—Radium, Truhu and Cre; deoaxll“n;’ lAinvelope Chemise, in rchid, Apricot and White; trimmed with Toil Foier and Vel a tailored model, with fagotting and rosebud § sm i emise—Crepe de Chine Gowns and Chemise in Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk—tailored and lace trimmed—in tive models. Flesh, White, Peach, Orchid and Ciel § 3.95 effec- il ko and K White.eeeer coscoronsenees sl o Extraordinary Fur Sale "~ At the end of the - ~such reductions are made—but rarely, indeed, at the height of the season. It's a sale to be concerned with—be- cause o3 Every Fur Coat | Every Fur Wrap: Every Fur Piece: Every Fur Set | IsOfferedat Off All have the Philipsborn guarantes—of intrinsle valne—of the skins; and the effectiveness of the modeling. : t Church in the ceremony. Litt! unter, treasurer T. Strider, George W. Mrs, Francls and Mrs. W. Representaf l:"u' ,'.': *South Carolina, will ‘rances ide- | Buests. Fi s Rutherford, niece of the bride- | A =aBitional livt o DRtronsetes udes .. Mrs. David D. Caldwell, Mrs. M. Robbins, Mrs. Fo;’rael( F'." S Mrs. J. W. Pitcher and Mrs. Mary K Nalle. Assisting t] tee wil be Miss Myra Fairfleld, Miss Nina Gore, Miss Margar Murphy. Mrs. Bertrand E. Trenls is chairman | " of the dance. —_— I cured myself by drinking butter- milk.” “What aid “A thirst.” be linin extremely moderate cost. Something. ol ) d so beautifully embroidered. i h“:loo.;n ln':hu: g‘ru( lots imported for b ‘1 find a saving of from $1.00 to $2.00 per garment sellin over Chemise of . nainsool ith eyelet bwider;. l,Evfiell"; n:nm—evke'r::fitch—worked entirely by hand. Sleeveless gowns—round, square and V necks. At $495—Gowns and Envelope Chemise of especiall snow-white nainsook, more elaborately and :ki!lfnfi‘ ered, in solid, eyelet and coloda work. Gowns in graceful em- pire styles. R - An extraordinary Christmas opportunity: Silk E‘l:x;el Chemg .ltil":iléd :‘ our table of Crepe de Chin t $5.00. et . -eftioem a:? Ls:u:ufi?!s lace medallions. Bodice tops or built-up shoulders—flesh color, white, . choice_early!. brown, taupe, battleship, $165.00 Kokinsky Stoles at. $145.00 Squirrel Stoles at... $185.00 Skunk Stoles at..........$145.00 Fur Coats for Christmas - —Most luxurious of gffts——Caracal, Mink, Hudson Seal, Muskrat and Raccoon—at “Deaths Reported. (Tt following. registrar general; Mre. | foor Boais: ite, curator general; A. Bt. Clair, state regent, Turner Logan. tive W. Turner Logan of present the Richard E. Claughton, rooman, he young ladies’ commit- | Robert A. Yo Patrick Higgi: Samuel Brown, Miss Elsio Montgomery, | §imel Brown Leo f et Rippy and Miss Agnes John T, Rusk you have?” Sedrich Hynson, 63, Providence Hospital. Tsgene: B Corvaisler, 80,/ Providence Flas- Harry J. Locke, 11, ¥rovidence Hospital. ‘Walter P. Ramsey, 62, Garfleld Hospital. Benjamin Walde: Robes Dorsey, 23, 11 Mary E. Dorsey, 25, 1116 K st. & Elviea' A, Harvey, 62, 1608 Kenllworth ave. e s A y. fi'."'.fl.‘he;.lhji“m""‘,. saing st ne. Getald B. McCalmont of Fort Myer Helghts, | Prices are right. rd Crawford, Agnes F. Gibson, 28, Garfleld Hospital. ‘Walter G. Ruding, 51, 920 B st. s.w. Alice A, Townshend, W, E Macsengill, 22, . B 8, Charlotte R. Woodland, 46, 4409 Lane pl. n.e. Annle H. Smith, 55, 618 24 s Eliza Washington, 54, 1235 34 Marriage Licenses. ths ha: Marriage licenses have been issued to the dea ve been reported to department within the last twenty- | fo)lwing: Ciarence F. Bellley of New York ity and Morgan L. Heritage of Plalnfield, N. J. Joseph, F. Gelfer and Mabel H. Duesberry, both of Richmond, Va. Walter A. Bitting and Mingle Wilcox. > Willlam £, Hamilton and Martha E. Bell. . Benergency Hompital, | Joim hon and Anna B. Staples. * Harvey Moore and Susie Smith, Randall Anderson and Elisabeth Booker. Jon C. Cox of Norfolk, Va., and Grace V. of thiscit; “Brighten Up” for Xmas' If there’s a room to be “done over™ be. fonxn'uu lf'l time you saw us about the Painting and Papering Wae do prompt, satisfactory work, and Get our estimate. o.|HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. 2333 18th St. N.W. _Phone Col. 1077 Garfleld Hospital, 5, Providence Hospital, Emergency Hospital 219 25th t. ‘months, Chil Va., and Anna Short of Cleveland, Ohlo. Archibald M. Mixson of Charleston, and Milgred McRae of this George K. Jones and Dorot! Y. 'W. Willoughby. Caton W. Brown of Cherry Hill, Va., and Nancy E. Mears of Quantico, Arsenio_Ralon of this city d Ethel M. Krelder of Hyattsville, Md. . ‘Willlam A. Brooks of thic city and Kathryn Lightkep of Lafayettz Hill, Pa. e A | England uses nearly twice as much | coal per head of the population as any | other country. # s Hos- Japanese Fancy Goods and Gift Shop. 1205 PENNA. AVE. N.W. ate. “I went down to Jelleff’s and walked up to a clerk and said: ‘I want something for Christ- mas, and 1 don’t know what! And almost before I knew it It seems hard to realize that in only ten days Christmas will here! What have you left to do? Have you any gifts to buy for women? If so, here’s the shop to come to—gifts that women adore! Remarkable Christmas Sale “Oh, Girls! “Come on into my room and see all the lovely gifts I bought today.” (Time, Christ- mas, 1921; place, most any girls’ school) “You know, I've been putting off my Christmas shopping because 1 simply didn’t know what to give, and today I got desper- 1216 F SL. NW. I had landed before a little booth that said Gift Sugges- tions, and—well, here’s what I got: “See that perfectly lovely box. It came from Paris, and it’s just full of French gloves —mother will love it. And that duck of an umbrella—little short leather handle and strap, so it hangs from your wrist when you walk—that’s for Miss Brown—isn’t she just too nice to be a teacher. “Oh, you don’t need to look [J lne urs - in that package—that’s for you girls—I suppose I might Most fortunate purchase—including capes, stoles and scarfs—just placed on sale! contemplating a fur piece for a gift, this is, indeed, an op- portunity to investigate! $45 to $75 Fox Scarfs Animal Scarfs (fur on both sides) and Novelty Silk-lined Cape Scarfs, all fine pelts— 5 4 she couldn’t begin to get her » S h black.s 50 2 feet into them. Lucille and red—a wide selection of handsome . X 3 “But, girls, just listen while 1 whisper it—there’s the light pear], gs, including satin stripes with $125.00 Fisher Scarfs at. $95.00 Fox Scarfs at.. $125.00 Fox Scarfs at... $100.00 Mink Stoles at. $125.00 Mole Stoles a These, Too, Would Make Nice Gifts Fur-Trimmed Coats, Wraps and Capes Regular Prices, $69.50 to $85 Just a little flurry in Coats so that our Second Floor Garment Shops won’t be forgotten these days! 35 coats at $55 tomorrow, and mostly one of a kind. Collars of Beaver, Squirrel, Mole, Skunk and Opossum. Materials including Veldyne, Panvelaine, Rivola, Norman- dy, Pollyanna and Erminie. Colors—Black, Navy, Volnay, Burro, Brown and Sorrento Blue. Styles—All smart coats, in Blouse, Panel, Yok'e or Full Back, Belted and Fitted styles. Wraps with Jenny sleeves. Capes in straight lines! This Sale would create a whole lot of excitement if it wasn’t for Christmas—the price is most remark_- able for these materials and these furs. Maybe it shirred ruffles to protect the edge of the scarf. When before did you hear of selecting from such a collection as this at $29.50? $75.00 Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs at ssg.w $125.00 | $225.00 Mole Capes at...........$145.00 $110.00 as well tell you. I got some of the darlingest hand-em- broidered gowns—all made in the Philippines, the girl said. “And Dinah, I got some silk ¥ « stockings—poor old dear! /# She’s always saying, ‘You’ah stockings are gettin’ pretty badly wern, Missy; bettah let me take 'em away and get yoahself some new ones,’” and If vou are grandest fur coat down there you ever saw—Hudson seal with a great big squirrel col- lar and cuffs. 1 tried it on, and it just fits me. I'm going to write to daddy tonight and tell him how much T love him and what a dreadfully cold winter we are going to have this year.” -$95.00 Footwear for Gifts! Daintiest of .Sorosis Evening Slippers, or attractive and com- fortable slippers for the boudoir § —either of which would make most acceptable gifts. Then, too, we've the best- looking (and best made) Slippers for MEN. You just oughtn’t to miss con- sidering them in rounding out your lists! $195.00 Mink Capes at. . ..........$155.00 $395.00 Kolinsky Capes at........$325.00 ‘55 Sorosis Evening Slippers $10.00 Pair Smart, dainty affairs of patent leather, kid or black satin, with French heels—the final word in correct style and good taste. Strap and plain models. A New Idea in Rhinestone Ornaments It's quite simple—slips over the strap of the regular strap pump— and the effect is quite striking. Various handsome designs—$3.00 will stir things up anyhow! Don’t delay long if you think you may want one! Philippine Underwear g0 charming about Philippine Us former prices! At $295 and $398 are Philj Just at the Right Time ppine Gowns and Envelope work and solid em- wal lace edges and in- -érchid"and. apricot. Make 'Handmade Blouses $3.95—$5.00 Just here—new styles— and usually $5.00 and $5.90. . This is one of the best SOl€s: Christmas purchases we've ‘Women's Felt House Slippers, made in a long time. Especially good values. Have Right when people are soft padded soles. asking for these dainty Children’s Felt Boudoir Slippers blouses for gifts. —with pretty designs that kiddies Fine batiste and French voile—with Tuxedo and m;e. In red or blue. Soft padded soles. Bromley collars, trimmed = 11, SL.00, with real filet laces and E:;f; fzt:, 2, $1.25. handdrawn work. They In a Better Grade: are simply exquisite! Sizes 6 to 11, $3.95 Sizes 12 to 2, $150. and $5.0, Canton Crepe Street Frocks Lace Party Frocks Quite unusual—both. Canton Crepe Frocks—include smart colorings —rust, cornflower, tangefine, jade, American beauty. mohawk and brown. Blouse and panel styles with steel and bronze beads. ] Lace Frocks are white, rust, mohawk, brown and black—tunic, blouse, panel and draped styles— —laces combined with satin and Canton crepe. *Stop a moment tomorrow-and see them! Women's Satin Boudoir Slippers, $2.25 Dainty styles, quilted or plain, with silk pompons. Black, blue, pink, lavender, red; soft padded nderwear—made Exc&tl.cnally ristmas fine ly embroid- 5 ! Radium your