Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1921, Page 21

SOCIETY THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 25, 1921—PART 2. SOCIET Y 5 English-Speaking Union Luncheon December 28 The luncheon to be given by the English-Speaking Union in honor of the Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour and the other British delegates to the conference will be an occasion of Ereat interest on Wednesday, Decem- ber 28, at the New Willard Hotel. The officers of the Washington branch of the English-Speaking Union are: Frederic A. Delano, president; vice presidents, Admiral Charles H. Stock- ton, Mr. James M. Beck, the Right Rev. Alfred Harding, D.D.; Rev. Charles Wood, Mr. Lynch Luquer, honorary secretary, and Miss Natalie Magruder, secretary and treasurer. At the luncheon Mr. Delano will preside and Lord Lee of Fareham and Mr. David Jayne Hill will speak. Among_those at the speaker's table besides the officers will be the Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, the Secretary of State, Mr. Hughes; Lord and Lady Lee, Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes, Sir Robert and Lady Borden. Senator the Hon. G. F. Pearce, Sir John Sal- mond, the Hon. Srinivasa Sastri, Lord .Cavan and Mr. David Jayne Hill. The nvitations have been restricted to the members of the English-Speaking Union and their friends, and among those who will be present are Mme. Grouitch, Justice and Pitney, Brig. Gen. Musg MISS THELMA DAVIS, Listed Engagements For Early Weddinge Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Boyd of Baltimore announce the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Helene Boyd ‘White, who for the past three years has resided in this city, to Mr. John Linus Kelly, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kelly of Atlantic City, N. J. Mr. Kelly s a charter member of the Atlantic City Yacht Club and is well known soclally. He is a gradu- ate of Georgetown University and during the world war served as lieu- tenant with the American air forces. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ryerson Rutter, formerly of Chicago, Ill, announce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine Burton, to Lieut. Frank De- chant Wagner, U. S. N. The wedding will take place in January. Announcement was made from New York last week of the engagement of Miss Katherine Van Ingen, daughter of Mrs. Edward Van Ingen of No. 4 East 73d street, to Mr. George Faber Downey, jr., son of Qen. and Mrs. George Faber Ddwney of Washing- ton. Miss Van Ingen is a granddaugh- ter of the late Edward H. Van Ingen amd a sister of Mr. E. H. Van Ingen,]| 2d, and Mr. Lawrence Bell Van Ingen. s L% MISS MARION CAMERON, Mrs. Theodore Boynton, Ca Archibald Hopkins, Miss S: Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, a 2 Miss Bid- aughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis, whone engngement to Mr. P. J. Cava- naugh was recently announced. She was introduced to society at a ball given three years ago by her mother at the Dolphine, her cottage in Who is the house guest of Senator and Mrs, Wenley L. Jones, and their daughter, Miss Hasel Jones, at the Frederic Mr. dle, Admiral Staunton, Mrs. Delano. Mrs. James Leavitt, Mrs. Thomas Getty Chilton, Cormick-Goodhart, Miss Cry Barrett Browning, Mrs. Cl hull, Mr. and Mrs. John J jok Vhss Caroline Whi Blagden, Mr. a Mrs. Veagn and Jlrs. Gordon Cumming. ELEXANDRIA SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. George Uhler have as their guests for the holidays at| thelr home on North Washington ! street, Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd Ghier ! of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Charle: ; C. Smoot and their four children, of | North Wilkesboro, N. C., and Capt.| and Mrs. Marvel H. Parsons of Fort ! Monroe. 4 School, Waynesboro, Va., are home for % | the holiidays. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spilman and Miss Mary Lee Spilman are the guests of Mrs. Spilman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burgess in Culpeper. Mrs. Spilman’s ister, Miss Carolyn Burgess of Peters- {burg,” who was her guest for a few | days, accompanied them to Culpeper. | Miss Dorothy Morton of Stuart Hall, Sam | Me { Staunton, Mr. Charles Bruce Morton of {the University of Virginia Medical | School, and Mr. P. Moncure Morton of the Episcopa! High School are spend- ing the holidays with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. William Jackson Mor. ton at Chri: Church rectory, North Washington street. Hayward Douglas lotte, N. C., are the gues! s mother, Mrs. Lucie of Cha Mr. Luckett” ton Luckett on South Patrick street. t: Pey- Margaret Smoot Robertson has i h: 1 to her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Afsus Frelen iest/Nas Teturned o Irs. William B. Smoot on Prince street. her home in Ronceverte, W. Va., after|" yjjo5 Kate Remschell of Kerville, a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Garman | Tex., is the guest of her uncle and on North Columbus street. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Remschell - " ._ | in Rosemont. Mrs. John Worthington of Berry-| ™yir"und Mrs. Eppa Groves have re- wville, is the guest of her son, Mr. | turned from a visit to relatives in Buf- John Taliaferro Worthington. 1 _ ifalo. N. Y. Mr. John H. Schofleld of Zanesville, | “Nra b F. Burgess of Warrenton Is Ohio, is the guest of his parents on | the guest of Mr orge W. Heflin. Cameron_ street. Mrs. Mauchlin Niven entertained at Jeannette Yates Cochran_ of | bridge We, afternoon at her st. Milda's Hall, Charles Town, W. Va.,| home on E is the guest of her aunt, Miss Cora €ochran on King street. Miss Coch- ran has also as her guests, Miss Miss Meta Glascock in Daphne Dugdale and Miss ly Car-| Fredericksburg. ter of Ashland, Va. and Miss Eliza- beth Luck of Middlésburs. The Alexandria German Club has elected the following officers for the | season: Mr. J. Randall Caton, jr. president: Mr. Gilbert J. Cox. j Tetary; Mr. Carroll Pierce, tre The board of governors will c of those officers assisted by Dr. Fi M. Dillard, Messi and George E. Warfield. The club will give first dance on Monday, | December | Mr. Johnson McGuire of John Hop- | kins University, is the guest of his | parents, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh McGuire | on South Washington street. Mrs. George A. Mushbach has re- turned from a visit to her nephew 8nd niece, Mr. and Mrs. Magruder Dent at Ardmore, Pa. Mrs. George J. Turner and Miss Emily Turner of Guthrie, Okla., are | the guests of the former's parents, | Mr. and Mrs Benjamin in ths city. | Mrs. G. E. Wood is the guest of her| son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ; G. L. Harty, in Newport News, ! Mr. James Mumford Rose of Haz- ard, Ky. la the guest of his mother, . T. Wellington Ro: South ! Faalll;flx ;:ree!. & se, on South ss Ethel Peed of Farnsworth, Va., has returned home after a visit to her brother, Mr. J. L. Peed. wolrs, Sydney’ C. Jones of Baltimore veek end guest of Mr. Mrs. W. L. Kidwell. S R0 Angus McLeod of Providence. . I, has joined Mr. Mei aity Tor the nolidays. Loy mn r. and Mrs. Frank Norton spe; the week end with Mr. and Mrs. ‘gflrle 1am Bettis in Manassas. 12000 Dixie ONell of New York city st of her parents, Mr. M=, Walter O'Neil. Sl rs. James O'Honlon and Mrs. Bernard are spending a weekcfiffi- thelr mother, Mrs. Jennie Pickett Serree, in High Point, N. C. Mrs. Thomas McCreéry entertained at luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Warren G. Wolfe. The other guests were Mrs. Clinton Hayes, Mrs. am Bingham and M o 5 liss Marie - and Mrs. Clyde Mitchell have returned from a vis Eetumen it to relatives in Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Washburn of Sayre, Pa., are the guests of their Grant Forbes. C. Gregory, wife of Col. A., is_the guest of Col. mas J. Kirkpatrick in daughter, Mr: J Mrs. William Reardon, jr.. and Miss Katherine Reardon of Hannah More Academy, Ristersville, Md., are the guests of Mrs. William M. Reardon on Prince street and will leave in a few days for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Jonn Stannard, in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haynes have returned from their wedding trip. Miss Dorothy Steele of Chambers- burg, Pa. is the guest of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steele on South Alfred street. Mrs. Charles Bailey = and daughter of Winston-Salem, N. are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Leveritte Finks, on Prince street. Miss burg_is and Mrs. R. McCormack Will Sing At Benefit Concert John McCormack will give the pro- gram at the concert to be given at the New National Theater January 6. for the benefit of St. Rose’s Tech- i nical School, which not only provides orphan girls a home, with ideal at- mosphere and environment, but pre- pares them to be self-supporting in their chosen field, be that music, art, home economics or business. The interest which is being mani- fested in the concert is deep and gen- eral, not only among resident and official society, but among foreign delegates and_visitors, who on this occasion will have an opportunity of hearing America’s greatest singer. ‘Among _the distinguished box hold- ers are the Archbishop of Baltimore, who will on that date make his first ank Ashby Reardon | small Marion Adams of Harrison- the guest of her parents, Mr. B. Adams, in Rosemont. the French ambassador and Mme. 407 X | returned to her home in Baltimore after Southampton. where Miss Van Ingen! has long been identified, particular-| Cairo. 1y with the outdoor life. She has taken an active interest in the work of the Junior League and in the relief work of the American Red Cross. r. Downey was graduated from o Yale in 1918, and served as a captain | An Attractive Event in the 12th Field Artillery. He is al nephew of Mrs. Fairfax Sutart Land-; Among the small, but attractive §irest and Mr. Thomas B. Davis and|weddings of last weck was that of Mr. Joseph E. Davis of New York. i e Eichbe: a wedding 15 to take Hlace easly The|Miss Beatrice Eichberg, daughter of !Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Charles Eich- summer. | berg, who became the bride of Mr. Rev. and Mrs. A. Shefferman an-|,, e nounce the engagement of their son|Frank Rose, son of Mrs. Frances Rose, Abe to Miss Belle Blattberg of Phil-|on Sunday, December 18, in the pres- . ence of the two immediate families. adelphia. The ceremony was performed by Rev. {Eichberg-Rose Wedding Mrs. Isadore Middleton Davis an-| nounces the engazement of her|Abram Simon. gmg?;;rkd bybél Moossom, to Mr.| A buftet luncheon was served and mouth, Ohio, T4 MeNamara of Ports- | e pridal couple left later for Rich- mond, Va. and points south. After January 1, they will be at home at at 1329 Belmont street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Einstein announce the engagement of their daughter Irene to Mr. Bernard A. Baer. Mrs. Harding Heads List-of Patronesses| Announcement was made yesterday of the brilliant 1ist of patronesses for the card party, to be held at Wardman Park Hotel, Monday afternoon, Jan- uary 9. The entire proceeds are to be devoted to the benefit of the Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hos- pital, 708 Massachusetts avenue north- !east, which handles all emergency cases for 51 per cent of the popula- tion of the District. Mrs. Warren G. Harding heads the {list of patronesses this year, and among the others who will lend their support are Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Lady Geddes, Mme. Grouitch, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Howard | Sutherland, Mrs. James Wadsworth, Mrs. Thomas W. Harrison, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. James C. Cantrill, Mrs. John H. Smithwick, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Mrs. Howard L. | Hodgkins, Mrs. William Eric Fowler, Mrs. George Oakley Totten, Mrs. C. E. Sawyer, Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs. Frank Hiram Snell, Mrs. George Christian, Mrs. {Initial Dance of 1922 By Y. M. H. Association The Young Men's Hebrew Assocla- tion will hold its fnitial dance of 922 in the Releigh Hotel on January TO OUR public appearance in Washington, and Ensign W. Roland Gaines of An- g’z.p;l‘l:e;!‘:pfindlng the holidays with , Mr. and Mrs. J. W. b D\lk':lulree!. d Mrs. J. W. Gaines, ‘wrence Hopkins entert: at luncheon and bridge 'I.‘hund.inynla“;t‘3 ernoon. All the guests were from Jusserand. does mot end the winter season. It is ju beginning, You ha your 2 FURS Mrs. F. L. F s reduced prices on fur work " L. Fink is th 1 am offering tives in Richmond. the guest of rela- 30-33 Florida Messrs. Daniel R. Stansbury, A N.W.* venue N.W. Jack Howard of Fishbarne Militare Military Erlebacher Twelve-Ten F St Announcing the Coming of Our Semi-Annual 1/, offsaLe Beginning Tuesday December 27th’ The entire Stock of Erlebacher - Originated Apparel is Offered at. ONE-FOURH OFF. MARTIN WO st ve plenty of time to wear Peter A. Drury, Judge Mary O'Too! Mrs. 'l:hendore ‘W. Noyes, Mri. Thomas . Waggaman, Mrs. Louis Andre | Abbott, Mrs, Laura Bradley, Mrs. Gurney Strong, Mrs. Charles Stanley | White, Mrs. John Mason Brown, Mrs. | Sidney Taliaferro, Mrs. J. M. Silverton, | Mrs. Wilford H. Swinney, Mrs. David | Taylor and Mrs. S. J. Henry. | Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb is chairman of | the patronesses committee and Mrs. Danlel Webster Prentiss, 1213 M street northwest, of the tables committee. ellefls BFSLNW. This Little Shop Takes Plea in Extending Its Wishes To Every One! . 7 \‘\gr/’l,; 4 Southern Russia and- th phans! Will YOU NEAR EAST We Desire to Present to You the Compliments of the Season and Express Our Sincere Wishes for Your Prosperity During the Coming Year With an Earnest Desire for a Continuance of the Cordial Relations Existing Between Us. A Merry Christmas Frank R. Jelleff, Inc. 1921 Years Ago— . there was no room in the inn for the Babe of Bethlehem. Today— there is no room in the American inns in countless thousands of Christian or- a Door? Send Your Gifts to the John B. Larner, Treas. 308 Bond Building. 19. The affair will carry unusual suc- cess, because it will follow the elec- tion of officers of the assoclation for the coming year. The committee in charge is Dr. Joseph Norman, chair- man; Mr. Joseph Wilner, Mr. Louis E. Spiegler, Mr. . E. Offenberg, Mr. . Louis Goldberg and Mr. Abe Sheffer- man. . PERSONAL. NOTES. Miss Babette Hopfenmaler ‘enter- tained the S. D. P. Sorority at a dance last night at her home on Wyoming avenue. She has as her house guest Miss Welss of New York, in whose honor she will entertain at a theater party Wednesday night. Miss Harriett Sanger is epending the Christmas holidays with relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs. Elliott Strouse leaves tomor- row for Dallas, Tex., to be the guest of Mrs. Edgar Pike for a lengthy visit. i The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club] was entertained last week by Mrs.}. Isaac Behrend at luncheon and bridge | at her apartment in Beverly Court. | Mr. James Simon is_home from ! school at Chester, Pa., for the holi- | days and is entertaining six college ! boy friends at his home, 2620 Connec- | ticut avenue. Miss Lillian Kleeblatt entertained a party of young folks at her home.| with dancing Saturday night last. Mrs. Morton Luchs entertained at cards on Monday afternoon last in | honor of her mother, Mrs. Jacques Elias, at her home on Connecticut | avenue. Mrs. Charles Schwartz is giving a young folks' dance tonight at her: home on Biltmore street in honor of | her niece, Miss Ruth Pack. i Miss Louise Goldenberg is in Balti- | more visiting relatives over the holl- days. > i Miss Amelia Wolf has returned | from a three-week stay in Cumber- | Jand, Md., where she was the guest : of relatives, and has as her week| end guest her cousin, Miss Ida Kauf- | man. Miss Dora Schiffman is in New The Allies’ Inn .1703 N. Y. Ave., Will Be Op~1 for Dinner on Christmas Day, Dec. 25, and Monday, Dec. 26, From 2 O’clock to 7 O'CIOCk' oAl 3% FRIENDS B¢ & Oppenheimer’s Shop Unique ALY 5 : 2 ; T Ty T T ewy sure for (%) e Near East for Open RELIEF I York visiting her sister, Schiffman. Mr. Milton King, Mr. Mortimer King, Miss Marian King, Miss Hilde. King and Mr. David Blum leave to- right for Norfolk, Va., accompanied by Mr. Sylvan King, for the King- Morris wedding Wednesday night at the Arts Club. Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, parents of the bridegroom, Mr. Bylvan King, leave tomorrow night, accompanied by relatives and friends from this city who will attend the wedding. ‘ Mrs, A. Rosenthal and Miss Regina Gilder were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King of Beverly Court, en route to their home in Pittsburgh from Richmond, Va. Miss Marian King returned from Rich- | mond Thursday. Mrs. Phil May and her little son of Charleston, W. Va., are the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Behrend of 1868 Golumblia road. Miss Julia Kohner is in New York for the holidays and is the guest of Mrs. Lester Hemmerdinger, formerly Miss Hilda Luchs of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith and Mrs. Silas Rosenthal will spend this week in Atlantic City. | Miss Hilda Louis is spending the | holidays with her sister, Mrs. Ed- Miss Rita !g. ) ) ( an store, arul we wani for their informatio standing of the m them. s standing unquestio To ] & ' tures the “Shonin its instruments. { ) %) cial standing. To < % 79 of the report. 0.J. DeMOLL O.d @@@@ € Special Notice There were a great many who received fpresents this year which came from our they got the best that could be had, and ward Kohner of 1838 Belmont road. | Mr. and_Mrs. Milton Nathan and | daughter Lucille are spending th week at the oyal Palace Hotel, At lantic City. Miss Helen Luchs of Belair, Ohlo, is visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Luchs. Mrs. Morris Mazo s spending the week end in Baltimore with her | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamburger. Miss Alma Hollander and Mr. | Joseph Vallon, whose marriage takes place tomorrow at 2 o'clock, will be at home this evening from 8§ to 10 o'clock at the Tulane Apartments, 2109 18th street. Mr. Harold Ganss has arrived from | the University of Pennsylvania to | spend the holidays with his parents, | Mr. and_Mrs. Morris Ganss. i Miss Myrtle Seidenman of Balti- | more is the week end guest of her | brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and| Mrs. Sidney Seidenman. | Miss Popkins Hostess [ At Party for Brathers Miss Lillian P. Popkins entertained at her home, 1812 K street, Thursday | evening, December 22, In honor ofi P AnDY t them to know that n we quote below the anufacturers ma]zfny To Those Who Rece A Steinway Duo-Art, Weber, Steck, Wheelock, Stroud or Aeolian Duo-Art, Kurtzman Aeolian Player, Aeolian Pianola or Aeolian Player Piano, Acolian Aeolian Vocalion Records or Acolian “Melodee” Music Rolls. All of the Above Manufactured by the Aeolian Company of New York (The following taken from Trade Journal reports.) Incorpo- rated with a capital of $10,000,000. Instruments manufactured by this distinguished company are sold by the leading and repre- sentative dealers in the United States and throughout the world. They have branch offices in London, Paris, Australia: also branch stores or agencies in the principal aities of Europe. Their instruments have been indorsed by the most prominent musi- cians, artists, scientists and leaders of the social and business circles throughout the world. President H. B. Tremaine, of this company, has been honored by royal appointments from His Majesty King George V of England, His Majesty Albert I, King of the Belgians, and by His Majesty Alphonso XIII, King of Spain, as court purveyor of Pianolas to these monarchs. The many instruments manufactured by this distinguished house are Enown and sold all over the world. Financial and commercial Voca ned. Those Who Received a Shoninger Piano B. Shoninger Co.—(Following taken from the Piano Pur- chasers’ Guide Book.) Has two large plants at New Haven, Conn., where it-manufac- The concern has gained an established reputation for the reliability and excellent quality of Capacity of factory, 5000 pianos per vyear. The “Shoninger” Pianos have many prominent musicians. In highest commercial and finan- An old established, reliable concern. ger” Piano. recetved th Those Who Received— Ivers & Pond Pianos, O. J. DeMoll & Co. Grands Krakauer Bros’ Pianos, McPhail Grands Wellsmore & Co. Pianos or Milton Pianos On account of limited space we do not quote the report from the Piano Purchasers’ Guide on above manufacturers, but upon request from any of our patrons desiring the information on any of these pianos, it will give us pleasure to mail them a copy We Are Closed All Day Tomorrow SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER PIANOS E EMMONS S. SMITR DeMOLL Washington's AEOLIAN HALL - Twelfth and G Streets S4sinvay Duo-Art Pianclas Veber Duc-Art Puanclas Asolan Vocalions erry | ner brothers, Mr. George Popkins of this city and Mr. Earie Popkins of Mt. Vernon. New York. invited guests were Mr. slip, Mr. Richard Haislip, Miss Vir- ginia Haislip, Mrs. Maude Popkins Haislip of Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Popkins, Miss_ Elizabeth Popkins of Virginia, Mr. F. W. Carne of F' . Ross Popkins Popkins and Mrs. Popkin . Geo: aymond |—for table tops, tray bottoms and all other special require- ments. 7 Quick service on all such or- ders. Phone us Pictures for prices. BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO. 1239 Wisconsin Ave. Tel. W. 67 CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Mgr. ish O Friends and Patro a Very IV 1l 4 o ur Entire Building Devoted to Music. ived lion Phonograph, Ll isclclolw e indorsement of N ) (v8]@] 1) ), Y Y L) % 5 Y &QQ