Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 8

C,” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922. : SOCIETY David D. Pdrter, who entertained a, she will be assisted in recelving by company of twelve. Senora de. Elizalde, and Mrs. Victor The Secretary and Mrs. Denby, who | Kauffmann. Mrs. Duy will recelve :le;o‘!o h;v; ‘hone to Annapolis to-|asain Saturday, February 11. S43..%2 pond B mock ond UL NS s prank & Hisht has secaed| UL S0 New Yok Wedneoday ue and Mrs. Wilson, have . postponed |her invitotions for lunch Monday ow- | g 5 their trip until & later date. ing-toythertliness Lior| Mreil Henry) THE 'EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SOCIETY retary of the Salvador legation and |tro will join them in the middle of the Senora de Castro and Senorita Jose- | summer. fina Cromeyer. The luncheon w: n the nature of a frrewell, as S8enora de Castro and Senorita Cromeyer will Former Representative and Mra. John H. Small were hosts at dinner last even- ing In_their home in Cleveland Park, (Continued on Ninth Page.) Washington finest merchandise. Misses’ Winter Suits i Unusual, Final Reductions This sale is made up of the most wonderful ‘ Misses’ Suit Values of the entire year. Every I remaining Suit from our Winter’s Regular | Stock is included. All models, plain or fur- I trimmed, have been individually made for us | by the worid’s best designers for Misses. To the smallest detail they are quality perfect. All i prices are exceptionally low and final. Particu- larly smart selections at— 1l f $25, $38.50, $45, $55 | ‘ Rare Values at Low Prices The following assortments represent our i Every garment is thor- I oughly guaranteed and can now be purchased \ at decidedly great savings to you. Coats, Capes, Hats, Scarfs, Sweaters Afternoon and Evening Gowns, Wool Dresses i Middy Suits, Middies, Underwear, Socks i Bath Robes, Small Boys’ and Infants’ Apparel Fireet. Comer Shirleenih ill] Fitney; Mr. Justice McReynolds, M I | | Supreme Court G President and HE President and Mrs. Hard-, ing entertained at a dinner at the White House last night in honor of the Su- i| | preme Court, the large company asked to meet them being represent- tive of other branches of society. | The table in the state dining room was beautiful in its decoration of pink and red roses, Roman hyacinths and jonquils, a large plaque of the blossoms occupying the center of the Dolly Madison gold service, and filled vases at {ntervals on the board. ‘::\DDVE the mantel were gracefully rarranged blossoms of the azalia and i before the fireplace a large group of || {palms and ferns. Flowers gracefully ||| arranged were used throughout the ||| drawing room suite, large baskets with the blossoms especially arrang- ed by Mrs. Harding occupying places on the tables, while the state stair- way was bordered on either side by | gay blossoms. Mrs. Harding wore for the evening a splendid gown of | ||| white satin charmeuse embroidered || {in special design in crystal and pearl |{beads, with black tulle forming an || ! undertrain and sash, and the large | black ostrich feather fan further de- noting the stronger tone. The guests at dinner._included Chief | aft, Mr. Justice and e and Mrs. Van wife of Justice Justice and Mrs. Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Ju: i| | Devanter, Mrs. Pitn || | Justice and Mrs. Brandeis, Mr. Justice | {|§ Clarke, the Attorney General, Sena- ||t for Réed Smoot, Senator Frank B.! | Brandegee, Senator Claude A. Swan- ||| son, Senator Bert M. Fernald, Senator || and "Mrs. Hiram Johnson, ' Senator | H. Repre- and Mrs. George Moses, | rentative and Mrs. Julius Kahn, Rep- |y { resentative and Mrs. Harry C. Wood- vard, the solicitor general and Mrs. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss, | Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Brown, From Selected Corn-Fed Hogs Raised in the Green Fields of “OLD VIR- GINIA” Rosslyn Packing Co. . Rosslyn, Va. ROSSLYN’S Sugar Cured Bacon ! Meals. All Meats Inspected and Passed by U. S. Government Mild Cured, Well Trim- med, Fries Crisp and Brown. For a Breakfast and a Garnish ls All sold below cost. this one-day sale. Group No. 2 Just seven fur-trimmed Coats, in sizes 8 and 10 years only. These coats sold up to $39.50. Col- lars of opossum, nutria and beaver. Sale Price 15 Katkas THE SHOP FOR YOUNG FOLKS AND YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN F at Tenth St. ALL CHILDREN'S COATS To Be Sold in a Final Clearance Every Winter Coat must be disposed of, even if in many instances they are We have placed these garments into three special groups for Group No. 1 Every little tot’s coat— boys "and girls—sizes 2 to 6 years, to be sold at 510 This includes both fur-trimmed and plain models, in broadcloth, velour and novelty cheviots. Coats that sold up to $20.00. Group No. 3 One lot of Boys’ Chin- chilla Overcoats and a few little Girls’ Coats— sizes 2 to 6 years only— colors are brown, gray and navy; excellent for spring wear. Sale Price $5.00 and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies. Mr. and_Mrs. Rufus S. Day. Mrs. Henry P, Dimock, Mr. and Mrs. Wade H.| Ellis, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mr. and! Mrs. Harvey Firestone, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Guy | D. Goff, Mr. and Mrs. John Temple | Graves,’ Miss Laura Harlan, Mr. and | Mrs. Perry S. Heath, Mr. John B. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mr. and Mrs. A. D Lasker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Lip- pitt, Mrs. Arthur Livermore. ~Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles L. McCawley, Mrs. James Marwick, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Marye, Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Rey- nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, Mrs. C. A. Severance, Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mr. Eliot Wadsworth, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilmer, Mr. Walter H. Wilson and Miss Wilson. Following the dinner a program of music was given in the east room by Miss_Rozsi Varady, violonéellist. and Mr. Viadimir Rosing, tenor, assisted by Mr. Charles Gilbert Spross at the piano. Mrs. Firestone brought from her own conservatory in Akron, Ohlo. a eplendid cluster of orchids, which she presented to Mrs. Harding and which during the musical occupied the place of honor on the great gold piano. Importnnt Dinner Party for Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge. The Vice President and Mrs. Cool- idge will be the guests of honor at a dinner to be given this evening by Representative and Mrs. Frederick A. Britten in their apartment at Ward- Iman Park Hotel. Covers will be laid| for eighteen. Mrs. Britten will be hostess at a large luncheon tomorrow. The ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes were hosts at ‘a din- ner party last evening at the embassy given in honor of the Hon. A. J. Bal- four, head of the British delegation to the conference. K The guests Included the ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartier, the minister of Hungary and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi, Lord and Lady Lee of Fareham, Princess Lubomirska, Sir Robert Borden, Sir John Salmond, Senator and Mrs, G. F. Pearce, Mr. Srinivasa Sastri,’ Lady Jebb, "Mrs. i George Vanderbiit, Mrs. John A. Lo- gan, Mrs. R. Leslie Craigie, Mrs. C. L. D. Bridge, Mrs. H. W. Malkin, ) | Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, Liewellyn Smith, Maj. Gen. H. Bethell, military attache of the em- bassy, and Rear Admiral Sir Ernlo | Chatfield. | "This_evening the ambassador and Lady Geddes will have a rotable com- | pany at dinner to meet the Chief Jus- tice and Mrs. Taft. Baroness Shidehara will be at home this afternoon and again Friday, February 17. Minister Sarraut, head of the French delegation, will leave the New Wil- lard on next Monday for New York. thence to Toronto, Montreal, Quebec! |and Niagara Falls. He will then go di- rectly from Niagara Falls to New York, sailing for France on or about | | February 2L | ~ Albert Garnler, one of the technical { advisers to the French delegation will leave the New Willard Sunday for New York, from which port he will sail for France on the Aquitania a few days later. M. and Mme. E. F. Girardeau of the French delegation ! will leave Friday, February 10, for! New York, from which port they willl sail for home. M. Girardeau is presi- ' dent of the Wireless Company of) viger to the French commission. Prof. Gustave H. Camerlynck, offi- cial interpreter to the French mis- sion, also will leave Washington on next Monday for New York, salling a few days later for France. b . Cespedes, wife of the min- ister e o abar will not receive this afternoon, but will be at home Friday afternoon, February 17, in the legation on 16th street. Princess Lubomirska, wife of the min- ister n:{ Poland, will be at home this afternoon at the legation. Representative John D. Clarke of the lhlrtg-!ourth district of New York will give a “farm supper” this evening at the Columbia Country Club, to the mem- bers of the committee on agriculture of the House of Representatives, of which he is a member, and to the members of the joint committee on agriculture of the House and Senate. The minister of Ecuador entertained a small company at luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham to meet Dr. Welcome of London. Senora de Elizalde will be { at home informally this afternoon at the legation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment are en- tertaining_at dinner this evening in honor of Mr. Justice James Clark Mc- Reynolds. er Secretary of Agriculture Bl?:ihellr::.muoredlth will entertain a notable company at dinner this even- ing at the New Willard. Mrs. Grafton W. Minot entertained inner last evening, when her ts included the ambassador of at guest ocilety . . Wilder Keyes in whose honor the in- | ‘ :The Chief Justice and Members of the H. i E OVERSTUFFED FU France, and has been a tecinical ad- Sy uests of Honor of Mrs. Harding. Former Senator and Mrs. Elihu Root are at the Powhatan and will remain in Washington until the end of the conference. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Ham- lin and Miss Anna Hamlin returned to Washington yesterday and have taken an apartment at the Grafton until they find a more permanent home. Miss Hamlin, who was quite ill during the summer and autumn, has entirely regained her health. Mrs. James Gaben Fleld was hostess at a luncheon yesterday givén at her residence, 2818 Cathedral avenue, in compliment to Mrs. Charles Edward Riggs, wife of Capt. Riggs U. S. N., who before her recent marriage was Miss Roberta Pugh. Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day will vitations were issued. Senator and Mrs. Overman [ Entertain Famlily Party. Mrs. Edgar Norris Snow and her young son, Lee Overman, of Greens- boro, N. C., will arrive next week to| visit the former’s parents, Senator lnd' Mrs. Lee 8. Overman, at the Pow- hatan. Senator and Mrs. Overman also expect ttelr daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Foster Hambley of Sallsbury, N. C,, to arrive at an early date. Mr. Charles Henry Butler will give a stag reception this evening at 9 o'clock for Senator Geofge Wharton Pepper. Mrs. Butler will recelve, as- sisted by a small group of ladies. * The secretary of the Honduras lega- tion and Senora de Diaz.entertalned # small company at luncheon yester be at home tomorrow afternoon when day. when their guests were the se- AMONDS of SUPER- EXCELLENCE * Diamonds maoy beseoured by mail from this 3 m_tfferhgfi Satisfaction {b?tlnnum that E%W Lirstquality are permfilad to enter thiy collection ngs - ar Bins - DBracelets . ; Correspondence invited i MRS. E. GORING BLISS, _Tie GirT Book ~ 1922 Wife of Maf. K. Gorlng Bliss, U, contains Jewels-Silver-Watches-Clocks-China-Glass- ! an Army ma / andNovelties -from which mqy Beselected articles of distinction [ nent place in the soclal life of W amostoppropriate as or otherGifts-Itailed upon request | Ston. WebDING INviTATIONS 272 ANNOUNCEMENTS-Armiversazy-Dinze: e Rfl“fllhfl-Dflruge-Brids;-’thlhfim-TmmDinnerCam gpring flowers and the guests included Correct Stationety forall\Social Functions -Kindly mention | f\us‘.”%x;,fry ezm-u“}\xilrn.c;‘. h;llr;&u;Y al;:;l‘ which of the above ia desired and samples will be mailed | s, Mrs. Henry I. Fletcher, Mrs. . | Guy Despard Goff, Mrs. Frank B. l\'(‘LI | I 10gg, Mrs. Miles 'ofndexter, Mrs. Wil- liam M. Key Pittman, Mrs. A. A, Jones, M nley, Mrs. ames C. Cantrill, Mrs. Samuel k. Winslow, Mrs. Frederick A. Britten, Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs. Robert| . Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, Mrs. | P. Gore. Mrs. Charles E. Saw- yer, Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart, Mrs. | Carrie Jaco Bond, Mrs. Francis M. ! Goodwin, Mrs. William McClellan Rit- | ter, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. John | W.' Frizzell, Mrs. David Jayne Hill, Mrs. James Marwick, Mrs. Eugene C. | Pomercy, Mrs. Willlam Dennis, Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner, Mrs, Hes ter Dorsey Richardson, Mrs. John W Barnour, Mrs. Lincoln Green, Mrs. | Bird M. Robinson, Mrs. Elbridge J.| Moore. Mrs. Edgar C. Clark, Mrs. Chrales E. McKenney, Mrs. Wilbur W. Hubbard, Mrs. Rudolph Forster, Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs. Elizabeth Northrup, Mrs. George Macauley, Mrs Willlamson, . E. J. Siebold, Mrs. John H. Small, Mrs. James W. Cain Mrs. Benjamin B. Cain, jr. Mrs. Charles C. McChord, Mrs. Winthrop | M. Daniels, Mrs. Henry C. Hall, Mrs, | B. A. Meyer, Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison, Mrs. Ernest L. Lewis, Mrs. Frederick L. Cox, Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell, Miss Elizabeth Eastman and Miss Margie Stimson. { Mra. Potter was assisted by Mrs. Will H. Lyford of Chicago, Mrs. Al- fred Pembroke Thom, Mrs. Milton W. Elliott and Mrs. Benjamin B. Cain, jr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison sang a | group of songs, accompanied by Miss | Elizabeth Eastman. | Mrs. Victor Kauffmann entertained | at a luncheon today at the Shore- | ham when her guests numbered twelve. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. 1 Denby were the guests of honor at| dinner last evning of Col. and Mr&; Hair Goods and Beauty Shops Phone for Appolntment 809 7th St. 1771 Col. Road M. 8835 - Col. 10153 “Meet M~ at Heller's” cDEV SLIP COV- ERS, WINDOW SHADES, DRAPERIES, || RE-UPHOLSTERING. 1003 9th St. N.W. Phone Main 3211 Special Dinner Dance Saturday Evening From 7:30 to 12:30 Wardman Park Hotel g For Table Reservations Phone Columbia Two Thousand —Embroidery Package Outfits for Spring are No. : 2034—Kiddy' Play Romper. Ready-made, of good quality 'unbleached muslin, and stamped for entina and Mme. Le Breton, Vice A " Baron Alfredo Acton of the Italian delegation to_ the conference, Senator Richard P. Ernst, Jonkheer W. H. de Beaufort of the Netherlands legation, the counselor of the Russian {embassy and Mme. de Bach, . Gen. and Mrs. Andre W. Brewster, Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter D. Denegre, Miss Mary Patten, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mr. Sumner Welles and Mr. Henry Cole- man May. - in. Severance Guest at Luncheon of Mrs. Potter. state Commerce Co apartment in Wardman Park Hotel in honor of Mrs. Cordenio A. Severance of St.: Paul, wife.of the dent of the American Bar Association. The -table and rooms were decorated with early Mrs, Mark W. Potter, wife of Inter-l loner Potter, | gave a buffet luntheon today in her| patchwork embroidery. Complete with floss for work. .. $1.50 | benfetmerir UNIQUE> PIGHTH @ B STREETS Hemstitching—Picot Edging 100 Yard Del Monte Yellow Cling Peaches 17(2) l1Can $2.00 Per Dozen This famed California fruit, picked when ripe and packed in its own thick syrup for the delectation of lovers of fine fruits. Finely packed in 15-ounce cans. This Week Only, 170 Can EASILY SERVED! Asparagus Salad. Dinner Rolls, French Pastries, Coffee, Mints. Every ingredient purchasable here. Main 875 Phone Us LLS 1413 H Street CONTINUING THE' GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF sale event. Have Been Reduced to models. Gray, Tan, Brown, Bl Suits Worth Up Silk-lined and interlined. Suits Worth Up brought out this season. Plain and fur-trimmed models. The finest materials, with exqu! All Stylish ¥ Herg’s Good News For Tomorrow’s Shoppers NEW TWEED SUITS| Winter Coats $23.75 Fine English Twee‘: and Homespuns, in the newest Spring ue, Orchid, etc. All sizes. to $89.50 at 539.50 Plain and fur-trimmed models, of finest materials. to $98.50 at $55.00 This assortment includes some of the finest suits ‘Wonderful materials. Suits Worth Up to $150.00 at 565.00 ‘Wonderful values that you must see to appreciate. isite fur trimmings. Stout Suits at THE*150,000 WINTER STOCK OF M. Brooks & Co. 1109-1111 G St. NW At About 50c on the Dollar Every Winter Suit—every Winter Dress—every Winter Coat—every Fur Garment and all the smaller items of Women’s Wearing Apparel is included in this extraordinary The tremendous response to our first announcement is proof conclusive that all Washington knows of the high character of M. Brooks & Co. merchandise and that the values they receive in a sale of this kind are incomparable. If you failed to get here today be sure and come togiorrow, while assortments are good and sizes practically complete— apd supply your needs for many months to come from the really wonderful values. Please Note—No C. O. D’s—No Approvals—All Sales Final Sacrifice Salé of All Prepare for next season while you can save conside- ably more than half on the purchase price of a coat. Fur-Trimmed Coats Worth Up to $z7.50 $69.50, Reduced to All the very newest models, in straight line, belted and unbelted lcose backs and wrappy styles. Elegant ma- terials, trimmed with fine furs. Coats Wori:h Up to $98.50 at 545.00 ‘Wonderful materials, luxurious fur trimmings and in the most favored models. . FUR COATS AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR Our entire Stock of Fur Coats, Wraps and Capes is included in this great Sacrifice Sale. You've els, in light and dark colors. | DRESS Have Been Reduced For This Sale Baronet Satin Wool Plaids Here is a value you canno in_black, navy, rose and white. Georgettes, Pongees, Crepe de Chines, Tricolettes and Striped Silks. A great variety of mod- Values to $10.00 Beautiful models in beaded and embrojdered effects. The new collar treatments. Crepe de fihlne , Georgettes and Combina- ons. SKIRTS Worth to $16.95 1$8.98 t afford to overlook. Baronet Satins. Also Wool Prunella Cloth Skirts, in a big varlety of color combinations in stripe effects. always wanted a Fur Coat. NOW is the time to buy it and save just one-half the original price. SILK WAISTS |DRESSES SACRIFICED ~ Unparalleled Velues in These Two Lots [ " Values to $6.00 Our entire winter stock, also some advance spring models that have just recently been received are included in this extraordi- nary -sale évent. Mo o s . 91495 appgeciate when you see the dresses. Every one a smart new model. In all the popular colors—all sizes. Dresses Worth Up to $55.00 at 322.75 Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Tricotines, Fine Twills, Taffetas and combinatiohs. All the popular colors, including many spring shades. All sizes. Dresses Worth Up to $89.50 at 339.50 Fine Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Twill Cords, Duve- tynes, etc. Exquisitely embroldered and beaded. & l. ¢ 3 Sequin Evening Gowns Now 855.00 Gorgeous Evening Gowns, with collars; sequins and trimmings. Silk, georgette and net backgrounds.