Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 8

Mid-Month Clearance of ‘USED PIANOS OCIELY | Secretary ‘of the -Treaéury ‘ an:i ‘Miss! Mellon Hosts to President and Mrs. . Harding at Dinner Tonight. - Eriebacher __Uni)lj‘ecedented Evént —which should occur.the latter part of F. ebrudr_i/,, To Make Absolute and Quick / ury, Mr. Mellon, and his daughter, | ¢! Ralcigh. s Clearance We Now Offer i o T $ $ S 1001 |0f honor at- dinmer last cuening o 5 0 dinner this evening of Mrs. Stephen A. Britten at ardman Park Hotel. ; % The other guests were the Ministe ® [] 3 B. Fikins, who will entertain a dls-{jqe SUI°T EUSAS were (he Minlster » . tinguished company of twenty-four. |eor and Mrs, Lawrence C. Phipps, Se . Last evening the Vice President and|ator Samyel M. Shortidge, Represent- 4 Mrs. Coolidge were guests at ‘Ginner|geive ang Mrs. James R. Mann, the as- Rock-bottom prices insure the rapid selling of these instruments. They are guarantced to be exactly* as represented. See these— Five “Tuneful”’ Bargains R. S. Howard Upright Piano i ‘ HE President and Mrs. Hard- | delegation, the Speaker of the House, : Representative James R. Mann, P p- Ing will bo the guests of|reqentativo Frank W. Mondell honor at dinuer this evening | Representative Martin B. Madden, e @ of the Secretary of the Treas- | COmpany heing entcrtained at the Ho- ! ‘Webster Upright Piano '325 Erard Upright Piano of Dr. and Mrs. Palmer C. Potter, the | gyt ¢ "0 Vi~ JRROR T MAnh, the ass former a classmate of the Vice Presi-|Mre "Gy ®Dospard Goff. th o Autopiano Player Whittier 88-Note : dent, at the Hotel La Favette. Mr.|oc"% (Y Despard Goff the counselo : Sy ANiOPs s = 2 and Mra. Willard, Kochenderfer were | Bach My, and Mrs. ";;{ir:"‘v"mfi:; o Studio Model Player-Piano 8 ¥ also guests. New York, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, A f ISRy \ Mrs Srgmuvell Brooks and Mra. Fred- ~ s 3 s ——3 Amliansador of eric D. McKenney. - 3 £ . [ = And Semora de Riane Hosts. SnneY. HARRS & = The ambassador of Spain llnd Senlot: “lrl':' :;-ai llir‘& Fr-rlnk B. Kirchhof en-| Mgy, CHARLES EDWARD RIGGS, . = v t dinner las nfo = e evening at Wardman Park Hotel,| Formerly Mise Louise Benton Pugh.| — They will entertain a company at|Where they are spending the season. | T =] = dinner Saturday, when the honor |Their guests were .the minister of :m. o :‘;’u igEs® absend - ’ = guests will be the Secretary of State Greece, A. Vouros; the minister of for. | With the Atlantic fleet. " 2 = and Mrs. Hughes, §lo‘" ‘-n-g: of ?rfiac&.‘sfi I:lp.fr;rg i 7 — S no plans {Scnator S8amuel D. Nicholson, Lieut. 5 | At = wi”.‘;‘;ffl.;‘,’ Rintojhas made oo, o) Commander Joaquin Sanches, navai|Unlon” by motion of Mrs. Emma §.| —] — < attache of the Spanish emba: Lr. | Shelton, fwesident, and after luncheon The ambassador of Argentiva and [8nd Mrs. Frederick Farrington, Mr.| Mrs. Ste addressed the conven- last evening in honor of Mrs. Bald- |Greek legation; Miss Alberta Kirch-|Of co-oLeration to assist her in the ] win and the Misses Baldwin of Mount (hof, Miss Bernadine Kirchhof and Mr.| Near East Rellef work. of which che ] Kisco, who are spending a few days;John Ketseas, secretary to Mr. FPapa- | i3 the honoiary director for the Dis- with the ambassador and Mme. Le- |frango. trict of Columbia. | o Breton. * ‘The ambassador Mme. LeBreton were hosts at dinner | George Dracopoulos, secretary of u..'[uon. and was greeted by a rising vote | - % 2 Reduced in List Price Former Gov. Joseph W. Folk has re- 10-inch Black Label Double-Faced Records f Grea Britai A @0y oty Wit boia i net Aloannington, after & short| i tel La Fayette, where they wiil bel . Now Listed at 85c {on yesterday, when their gueste were | sador. Mrs. Folk, who zccompanied | 0T, an indefinite period. . { Sir Robert Borde ] d him to the resort, has remained thero| a1re tweston amberiain enter- | 75 Mr. Bajtal,” Capt. B Gen. B K- f 1 v oy tained at lunch yesterday at the Army | uc o c | Bethell and Capt. S Mr. George E. Hamilton entertainedd®nd Navy Club’in honor of Mrs. An-| Every Fur-Trimmed Coat Every Silk Daytime Dress 41 8t a dinner last evening in honor of] derson of Watcrtown, . Y. and Mre. Mrs. Harris J. Bixler has joined her' L Represenfative Bixier, at the Admiral Baron Kato of the Japanese | i1 *;OUIFeT 1ast evening °f! Ryman of Hampton, N. J. ‘The other - o : delegati th {Z ter- _ 8: included Mrs. Merritte W. Ire- | . \ Every Fur-Trimmed Suit Every Evening Gown ~ | iSined etaty u Ginner 31 the Shore- | Sie John' Jordon who has_been fand ME o Kdame, Mre, 5 R 12-inch Black Label Double-Faced Records ; '3 & 2 am last nf Eu! m, S, Edwars ord, % . = \Evcry Tailared Suit Every Dance Frock e Battour and Sir | Favetter 105y otz mgnthe 3¢, the Te| Sire BEcree v Horn Moseley. Mrn | Now Listed at $1.35 Every Untrimmed Coat Every Wool Dress Robert Borden will b guests at din- | L2700 3 e = s ner tonight of Mrs. John Stewart = 1 Every Embroidered Suit . Every Velvet Dress ' i, i, bl ve Nonteh | g Sl SOE R SR 0 1415 G St.| Reduced to $1.25 . ¢ 2heon, take place Saturday, was the guest of | o . " for Mrs. Sidney,Small of TQrOhlo, honor at 1 h d. & by Every Evening Wrap Every Afternoon Gown | formerly Miss Horstman of Washing- | pompime pranchcon, (oday of Miss Jo Qrposite Keitha i S . i ton: S ! : i - Every Dgytime Wrap Every Mourning Dress | Stiso Metion, aimgiter of the socre. | M. Elmer Scklesiiger, counse) for| Reprici A Yoi_ Frank. o752 . o - . tary of the Treasury, will not receive | 3'® pping Board. who has an an lc e lano o ! partment at Wardman Park Hotel New Spring Models Not Included | thi<’ afternoon. £ the- winter ‘enteriained ¢ din ! °P"°“,‘8a§'}§“}“ sea,l‘l ® ere last evening. —COA along with “ ee ‘i’ . | Srs. Gilbert 3. Hitcheock, wife of | honor yesterdey ar (e senuic™s Eegn S tna's ek 1217 F § mt ¢N,_. eco. - ert M. ok, wife o rday e a 5 . I | Senator Hitcheock of Nebraska, will | vention of the W. C. T. U. of the DI . e e trimmed ok { Pianos—Players—Vi 1 Records undaance ¢ me e be at home tomorrow afternoon. from | trict of Columbia. She was made a Collar and Cuffs. | | 4330 to 6:30 o'clock. member of the “Mount Pleasant | Reduced $275 M v 0 sJrs. Lee Sater Querman, wife of oy tl Senator Overman of North'Carolina, i1l recelve tomorrow afterncon at oWe ake Yanr Selection SR : apartment for the winter. % Mrs. Arthur Capper and her niece, &MnN \“w' Miss Isabel Crawford, will ba at home : J tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 11th ST. N.W. |senators’ Wives ta | Recelve Tomorrow. o'clock. at their residence, 1100 16th street. Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith, wife{ 608 TO 614 of the former Secretary of Agricul- ture, and Mrs. Herbert Boyanton will assist during the afternoon. Mrs. Sutherland, wife of Senator Howard Sutherland of West Virginia, will receive tomorrow afternoon 'from 4 to 7 in her home, 2119 Connecticut The House of Courtesy—— . arry Woodyard, Mri. Stuart F. K 1216 F Sv N.W. - il i Mrs. “Wells Goodykoontz ond Mrs. L. : : E3 1 | e v e Capt ivating’ models ' :\ ‘ - Value in Furs - $ Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips will not be at home tomorrow, but will receive : i k t h on Thursday, January 26. l mar e neW Mrs. Keyes, of Senator Henry ‘Wilder Keyes of New Hampshire, will nately preside at the tea table. S January purchasers, looking ahead to [l zoms Thurssay. sanare 26 in ner And it is upon the basis of giving VALUE ter of Caechoslovakia, will receive z . . 2 i Saturday afternoon in the legation, that we direct attention to our stocks of fur 2040 S street. coats and furs now being disposed of. Our en- Mrs. Theodore W. Neyes will be at tire stocks are specially priced to win your favor : e --with special emphasis on the consideration of VALUE! 4 t to Attorney Gemeral : 5 p P ! To Eutertain Tonight. & Our Finest Fur Coats, $495.00 S Selmant (150 Ao con; on the remarkable val- al=s | Regular Price, $675.00 dinaer this sventag o o { - 2 ; nner ? If “These are all exceptionally handsome garments— Brig. Gen. and Mra. William D. Con- : f d i creations of Messrs. Revillon Freres and other high-grade |'“"r il entertain. w L::vlfiv ot | ues eature at 3 $ twelve at dinner this evening in furriers. They include— | honor of Mrs. Newton D. Baker, wife . - of f S 't f War, 1—48-inch Squirrel Coat Wrap. a mfl?}"fir ‘.fi:':-t';’h a ":' t':" o a .. T4 or was Ll jonor ' 1—Caracul Coat Wrap with skunk. 4 3¢ lgngheon yestorday. ;,'E:'&an"-non‘:.i 2 " Waish, who en o 1--Hudson-Seal Coat Wrap with skunk. of thirty-four, Inelnding Mrs. Eqwin | B! T. Meredith, wife of former Secretary f A it ; their d. ter, Mrs. | Other Coats 2t Amsge: hoir daughien A Wi ; not. = as - Now Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant enter- : [ J wearing” them next year and the year after, | iz3 Matsis, nleco of Senator Wil : B ¢ are naturally secking VALUE fn the [|155 i th ins oo ! r ln ['0‘: s - SEAL ) ‘arragut square. B purChase OI furs at thls tlme' Miss Stepanek, sister of the minis- . B T | l P i l l ; Wifll A 4 . ¥ le'tg‘eldodla;.ompn, of twelve at lunch- | skunkcollar...... $575.00 = $425.00 oiFhe, Speatkor of the House and ra £ . ~will be 01 1 Leopard Coat, with I | Ginner parts to be entertained Febe 3495'0“—:: inch nat.ura: beaver trim....... $575.00 $425.00 fuary ’fv."’&fi'h‘ifii“"‘""" and Mrs. erian squirrel d . 5 Revillon Freres 1 Caracul Wrap ...... $400.00 $275.00 Mre. Robert Lansing entertained a | " model, with shawl collar. Beau- 1 Hudson™ Seal’ Coat ggmpany of twelve at lumcheon to- Originality stamps every phase in the s e vy 5 .. 5 in honor ?f Mrs. Newton D. Baker & - H 'ns. H tifully lined. Was $675.00. Wrap With Squir- and e B in TG, wives'or | ; creation of these gowns : Demgnesi on = $455.00 $350.00 mimiairation: at which time MF. Laa- i brilliantly distinctive lines—embellished 1 Hudson Seal Coat Wrap, 46 inch ..... . $400.00 $275.00 foll| v ana sirs. William Erio Fowler with novelty artwork—in silk, in flowers, 4 40-inch Hudson Seal Coats, with skunk. . ... .... $375.00 $275.00. |50 putectain £ company of elginicen in beading and in the quaint tuckings and 5 Hudson Seal Coats, collars and cuffs in squirrel, . evening in their spartment on H : g I rufles—uniquely applied; effective— I o $350.00 © $225.00 Mr. Harrison Hays, who was a a o l 1 Squirrel Coat, sportlength..:...... smartly so—and a most vivid demonstra- m 3l | guest of his brother, the Postmaster 1 Natural Beaver Coat. ........ $275.00 Fark Hote, has recarned to i home : ! tlion ofxtihe remarkable ‘i‘n_trmsm_ vilues and 3 Natural llilu:k Muskrat Coats. .. $155.00 e R e e . the moderation of price for spring. Near-seal Wravs, 46 inches............. $125.00 [l ! secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, : : : . A Bay Seal, with Australian opossum .... $135.00 |} e Mg ‘?t:yg‘:;fimfi'u" e Chiffon Taffeta Fw’le' Silk 5 Marmot Coats, with skunk. Bt $95.00 o \‘:r;l::‘whtifl-::!m‘eu';“ ’:o";r:fie'r' : Canton Crepe. Crepe Poiret Twill pard Kitten Coat . ..... Sl $95.00 Sturdsy at the Shoreham. iy £ q ahlg::l Mu-k:,:t Coat....... .- $140.00 $95.00 [ S oraventative wad Mee. Joseph Bar: y Coats ............ M.motco.u........sloo.oo sso.oo ‘E;}&g:.g;fwtwr?ormmefm ] A Contmued Opportunlty ceseese g uu..-;-w-u Miss Louide Todd, niece of Mme, Hauge, was the guest of homor at: 2 dinher last'evening of Mr. and Mrs. J £ < ¢ i - SRR o | [t e R et e Ry o ; o ol .00 %5l | daughtér, Miss Louise Littauer, lg}:{ . Again tomorrow we Slll“ ofier t'h e choice of these 3 Squirrel Stoles . t 2'Mole5tolu.-...é.f.r;...sssdd..... e RS T g Scarfs, pri .00 to. . A glter McLean is the gusst of -%3‘1-5:: Surfs.ga"“cédfio;.szsom:... 17.50 | || e "Soarmeal S s “Eoimnia Rorhinaghs . $195.00 $12500 [iff|iaer o the daxice which M. aad : Finer Plain and Fur-trimmed Coatsat............. Mrs. Victor Kauffmann will receiv tomorrow afternoon -from 4 to 6. \ They are most attractive models—in . Normandy, Panvelaine, Pollyanna, .Bolivia, ‘Warndora, Evora and Erminie. Same with Wolf, Squirrel, Mole, Beaver, Nutria, Kolinsky Squirrel. : : < 5 Mrs. Bentley has issued cards for a small lnforlgl tea Synday afternoon, at b o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Mc-