Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1922, Page 43

= = .2 = A ~ = 4 m visiting in Philadelphis udNGW cational value. It sounds like a Sun- A Marriage bcunes S ; ‘ Tork, returned. Friday, day rohool - wtory, thet wiite "she | Princess Cantacuzene . A b Mrs. Mark Goldn.lnor is_visiting ' stoically used her money for this - 2 HE Marrisgn tocmec b bomm ot s, the | 005 oo [ fher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonss.in | ose when she longed o spend :'l’:.:n To Speak at Mrs. Logan's . followl % # -z 3 Reading, T , it tu; that D iE HER FADED SKIRT .'| Vernca Dormes ant TaVets B. Taytec. Mr.: J. Charles O'Brien of South| Mr and Mrs. Jules'SxQettlied an-| Mr.'snd Mrs. Stephen Spitz have]the strugeiing young iawyer whom | Princess Cantacusens will speak Eodle B. McCOourt ef Clarksburg, (Qrange, N. J, who hs been the house | BOUNce the engagement «of their ‘ngl‘xrnclll, from & trip to New York. she married has been able in one and | before the Dames of the Loyal Le- trwier, o nnux,ounacmnmng, @uest of Mr. and Mrs. Byron U. Gra-{9aughter, Esther, to' Mr. Julius Ro; bam of ‘East Bradley lane, has re- enfeld. of this city. . o apd Mrs. Sol Herzog are now Charles W. Martin and Nettio 2. Surpm, B Ramad turned to his home, Mr; and Mra. Sidney. . Retsenstetn| lochted In thelf new home, 2737 Con- Aubrey W. King of Richmest, Va., snl Bretyn L. Donovan of Harrisosbury, Va. - lz.; .H..hg:!elcot Gatley has l"nurnu aro spending the week'end at the Rits- | Mrs. David mnk. 1650 Fuller Lecnard A. Chisholm and Bieste Heasltiun. v, Klexander Beition in_ bullding e Doneid R. Bofges ast Masds M. Mordy, (& nmew house on East Bradley. lane, : MLk i Aorsham'of Sont- beth of Richmond, Va. which will be finished within a short Bridge,. Cl\lb Friday at a,""Mr ‘and Mrs. Morton Luchs have Giibert H. Eyre and Mary L m toth un)n‘ e Willies o luncheon’ apd . briige party at her|returned from Palm Beach, and hlve of Baitimore. astoss Jast weeld ot & ":irt.td“f waa{apartmént in Beverly Court. aa thelr guest for a short stay Lester C. Lusby and Edith F. Haney. ant gyeck At & pretty lunch-| ay youis’ Birkenwald *of -Baiti- |2 Mre: Jerome Lyon of India W‘ s, e and William M. Steuart was host-|MoTe ls the week end guest of her!, Taioe ir towh for & ahort”time ess last week to the members of the |P=ter Mrs. Simon’ Kann, 2029 Con-|jast week; en route south. ington uader bighly desirable p stances. — A. Logan, president of the organiza- ”:g‘r:. ('!:roluhn "I'll n:;'llu :Il:dmg: tion, st 4:30 o'clock Thursday after- erself eptirely - zoon, March 2. Members of the Loyal :"‘":‘h"" °fl§"‘ importance as wife|Tegion and women of the various Lthe second Ofclal, or paelr P |Datriotic socleties are invited to be parent Wotfthe innilen. has esent. Mrs. Logan's home is on ntaneous good humor and [nterest C.jymet place. at the cormer of 13th {7 things which 1s quite contagious. and Clifton streets, People frankly engage her attention. She does not have to feign interest. S Rt e an prol y is what cons! tes &a..‘ fikfi her charm, as much it does that of an actress who plays a part. With| Place in a mixing bowl one cup of vid Efseman is in An-ltlnin half decades to bring her mc&uh- gion at the residence of Mrs. John lho inherent clnrn f vision and|flour, one-half teaspoon of salt, two Reori G Jeae Cultus Club.. ecticyt avenue. Mrs. Wil Frank and Mrs. Nor- ’ S e o Hill, M. | s, Estelle. P. Weaver was h tes "l.“"’;m Anq Mrs Bamuel Ganse have i Hothemer of Norfoik, Ve, weo:e e N of Haw dfl?fi:fi'{ng‘:flr\:"‘“’”“ of baking powder, six ta- . = ’ W : eman, Iast wesk to the Janet Mon Pyl two-week stay In]guests of relatives last week, en[Mrs. Coolidge has taken up her duties|blespoons of brown sugar, four ta- A i : E = -:m;:#:: Di':'a&'l::n‘:m:!h ::: Mies Bessio n-u of Philadelphia js| Foute to New York. and executed them with universal|blespoons of shortening and two- 5 : e, ‘| chapter, Sirs. P:’rlnkt{’ Stone, pre- & the suest d ster, Mrs, Samuel| = o s has been & Source Of| thirds cup of water. Beat to thor- . 3 z P, led. n amendment to the by-laws, oughly mix and then r into a well 8 Shanging the regular meeting day to| . Miss Rickle Gans Is in Baltimore, 3 ™ ,'::“',h,,’ufi""‘.",,fl’,‘ffl,,“‘fif?‘;.“,:dl greased and Doured pen and apread . the third Tuesday of the moath, was, ':“:'uut of her cousin, Mrs. R. | views on every subject except ethical higher on the sides ané end than in adopted. Copies of the by-laws, tp Mr Mrs. S !and religious matters. As presiding | the center. Now cover the dough 2 n be acted on at ‘the March meeting. |, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Peyser of Newport | officer of the senatorial club of wom. | With four thinly sliced bananas and | T . Louis 8. . were distributed. bl l-'i ;ere the guests last week P {en, her regime has been wholly ac-)dust With nutmeg and then spread . . Bose. Mrs. A. M. Taliman of Astoria, Long | Of Mr. and Mrs. Morria Ganss. I h Cebtable, and she has increased the|over the bananas one-half cup of 1sland, who* been wisiting her s. Sol Minster left Washington n the popularity of the organization. Or-|brown sugar. Bake in a moderate son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Thursday for Chicago. to visit her 1 - Albert Osgood, has returned. to her|mother, Mrs. Carl Auerbach, for three . L ae e hean 1oiiTes have opt | B Atber weeka and attend the wedding of her PllbllC E}re their Torces closely knit for pleasure When You Mrs. John Fox of Cleveland, who|brother, Mr. Malcolm, Auerbach, and !and the social intercourse which makes so powerfully for the homo- geneous nation. There are two boys Iff the Coolidge Mrs. Calvin Coolidge tamily, who fill tne center of the s. Caly dg ! atage at all times in the interest of | Tour far coat you will need & lighter wright Central High School, February 28, 4:30 P.M. {New Willara Hotel, entertained at a|large perty. their parents, but being away at - —_— luncheon at the Chevy Chase Club last |, The ™ Wednesday ~Aftgrnoon - Card [ Senont “for the presemt. their needs | e ot i week. Pasty was entertained Washing-| pBY MARGARET B. DOWNING. |are®attended by the mail 8 | staited her brother and sister-in-law, | Miss Dorothy Klein, 'Sunday, March Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Brush, h®%|8. in Chicago. M o f raturied (o her home. Mrs. Jullan Eiseman and Mrs. Mil-| Mrs. Charles W. Owens of New |ton Goldsmith gave a luncheon and York city, who is stopping at the|Dbridge at the City Club Friday to a : : oK. E.'L Pugh has just completed | to0'S Birthday annlversary at lunch. __90-32 Fia : ! e a ‘Dugesht wWhioh ‘ahe wili produce | ton ana bridge by Mra. Henry Kauf-| So swiftly does the wheel of for- DUf MIERC Jotters, TReX | — e Nw. 'lhe "l'ouch of 2 : dyring Easter week for charity. Mra.| man at her apartment in the Octavia. | tune revolve in this country that & Coolldge has told ker friends U * . ‘§| Pagh’s tituer, the late Representa- rs. Hirshberg, who was the guest pleasant and alert looking young these interludes from study make tive O'Brien_of South Carolina, was|of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franc and who strenuous days for the Vice Presi- also a well. known writer. was joined by Mr. Hirshberg during | 86hool teacher of a iarge group vis- T Miss Lucy French of Fall River,|the week, returns toduy to her home | iting the National Capital from New A N i vt o 3 | Mass., who ‘has been the house guest . N. J. 3 England in East veek of 1905 g e X e holbas bsen) : e A heitHiemaa ngland in er week o may ' more engrossed about those knotty bt ; 7 lady of the land glance at the tourists Swering theiques day from a mgqath’s stay in Charles- i i - 3 ries of his bright young sons about Jormer resident ' ton, 8. C, and Florida. from that section who may venture the rights, privil d why d Chase, who hus been here for several| Mrs. Louis Stern has returned from E : OF that anpus: bods. Th e e Cnarint Germantown, Pa. wheve she was the here this spring. wherefores of that august body The ; uest: of her ds : L As Miss Grace L. Goodhue, Coolidges have taken over the Thomas ’ . FINGER-TIPS ) 3 ) Swmmse hasirepirncdito Her noma tid ieher ughter, Mrs. Samuel . o it Marshall apartments in the New Wil —_— : " have beem in Florida for several| Miss Doris Minster gave a mas- ard and they digpense ns.acieptable weeks, have returned to their home. |duerade party Tuesday night in honor i a Odflu‘d!!; an ! eep alive the same ON THE KEYBOARD OF : Mr.'and Mra Joseph P. B. Barber ST her sixicenth birghday soniver- - iviaion etween serious obiigatians - p are lcaving this week for Atlantic|3afy. at her home in the ‘faclede.|vin Coslidge Lo HHouh, ah ‘Was | ot e and the inssates which aseeds : S City, N. J., w they wil v- -five_young guests were in|natural in the circumstances, all reve- " HIS FAVORITE PIANO. THE Cliy. N. 7. where they 1 apend sev- | O v and & bultet supper was|nue mot imperatively demanded else- | Irom exalted official position. v ) ] The Mothers' Club of the Home and d< wiere wenl (n.0 her hope chest, yet| -— A. M. Baer returned|she had always sternly advocated| The air breathed daily by a human Gouraud’s meeting at the,Elzabeth V. Brown 1 18 t d M. SERGEI RACHMANINOFF School Assoclation will hold 1ts mext |, N W7 VTS 4y Nl Week stay at|that a visit to the capital of one's|{being weighs about six. times as . s e e tn at The Breakers, Atlantic City. nation was among the most important | much as the food and arink he con- | RO JRE=1SREZ] ["CI’ eam o'clock., when Miss Abbott of the bu- Mrs. Lawrence Gassenheimer, who fotism as well as of edu- | sumes in the same period. on will address the Re: reau of educatl Ao 4 - club on “What Pardnts May Reason- ably Expect From Their Chfidren.” ’ All mothers are urged to join the Motners” Club and be present &t this meeting. Prof. Frederick W. Stevens and . daughter, Miss Catherine Stevens of Eaton Rapids, Mich.. who have been Richard H. visiting Mr. and Jrs. Brooks of Ingomar sireet, have retrned to their home. Its voice is heard in the full glory of .its perfection. JMrs. Raipn, Glven were It’s just like the rays of the sun when they break through a cloudbank in hosts st bridge party at thelr Bome early morning! There’s radiance, warmth, beauty, light and shadow all around. o o N e e . 1- i ‘Rachmaninoff brings to us realization of the marvelous power of his inspired I S I L e e genius. Mr. and Mrs. james Adkins were The Steinway is the medium through. which the “Musical Immortais” have | ;fl&e”cnluh: :? thelr re&ldan'o.o os i expressed themselves for over half a century. S e PO, W Harria b Rl : : returned to their home after & ser ‘ . . NEW STEINWAY PIANOS AS LOW AS $375 Y At . M P Al Mrs. J o X i Cot an 5 el ¢ Mrs. Powel . " Exchasively Sold in Washingtos by | ]| ominge. % e T ek ror Paim Beach, ' where they will spend the re; mainder of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Joseph were hosts at dinner at the 1 Cbase Club last week in.honor of ' &nlld Mre. Victor Vaughn. J.-Ryén Devereaux will be at home today after 4 o'clock, and will have receiving with her her daugh- tecin-law, Mra, Jobm De J EF. DROOP & S0Ns Co,, e = :lvcn last week at nu home of Mrs. 5 Beverly Evans for the Social Service League of Montgomery County. Mrs. Abner Ferguson was ‘hostess guests the entertainment committ of the Chevy Chise Cenmter of the National Woman's Foundation. Mrs. B. Ashby Leavell has returned to her home .{z visiting her sister, Mrs. Horne, in New York city. Mr. Frank Shipe has returned to his home affer a -hart stay in Cin- cinnati. Mrs. Ernest R. ll:le-l was host- ff g ess Friday to the members of the - / 7 Atoms Cluh of Chevy Chase. = Mrs. Charles Semmes, will ent. ” tain the members of her bridge club at_luncheon at her home March 3. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Doyle have 3 / il =g 7 3 returned after & short stay in New /i %, York city. < i Maj.-and Mrs. Frederick Downing ity | j /,/ L s . y' have leased the Barber house, on Roa‘?;nuy street, for the summer, and, . e . ‘ 4 i with thelr family, will take posses- 7 ) * - 2 : : 5 % Th Afd of All Saints’ ' : Episcopal Church will meet at the Y Dl I ' and Dust. church Tuesdsy. )dl.u. Etl:“ Godfrey :u huuuhlt . a delightfally arrang tea at er The marvelous new Complesion Bome Tuesday in honor of her : Clay removes u,l‘l ,I:'le-ulm and im- mother-in;law, Mra. Cora Godtrey of| . : . yities as though they were some use- » 3 ’ . . . . %s iask, and the wholesome, youth- s At Glibart ihay Tretarned HE Cave Woman began the . ' up its dirt, and in this short span, . imué"fl,%,ffm 7 does mos cover :fi'fl:’.fl;m"i Ssulgbury ana Miss i ; : battle with dirt and dust to several million housewives have up blemishes. It Yemoves them—AT | ; ""n‘."‘rfi -%,,, Cotine, Mr. andMrs . ST make her rocky retreat a fit habi- - realized emancipation from cleaning , B e i aaime e tation. Her sisters throughout the slavery. "'fi"fl:&“fi:"h&x's'l':fls Episcopal es have been fighting the same = the Baster| - g g There are still millions who are “;’:‘:‘:fl“ dyesrsandmore, el toiling with centuricsold . % o thousand years ore, ol ing “tools.” e Back of the futton you 3 bundlé of rushes on a stick has Ite?:"vl;igme(o:l:cuizt 3::;:;05;5; fore’ the_amended vebtry act ©f Maryland, press to start and stop jour I e P clectric vacuum' clearier is been their cleaning mainstay. The o hacel and ara. William 4. Bose, was theservice of your lightand ° — modern broomisbutalittleadvance. G G et e power company. Nearly . . - You have been cooped in all wi = Mr, and Mrs. Bynum Hinton left nine million of the twenty- Fortunately for the American the: heats h i ter; the heating system has been e veos sevaral weatn e one million homes in Amer ‘housewife, Science has come to the > Londerful New Complexion Cla Unmasks Your Hidden Beauly . . . will’spend several weeks. : B . o . Read How Marvelous Discovery Gently Lifts Away and Absorbs | ur’ sranic s Wiicox wi 1eavel, it alveady enjoy this fer. 5 with a great powerful, eco. ~ B0ing full blast, scattering soot, dust March 1 for A . . vice. 5 _ Every Blemish and Impurity of the Skin dgorp. Duovile, Vi. and Asstie) . pifions of homes may be . nomical, cleaning service—the Elec- and dirt. Search the nooks and cor- len'rs the most unsightly complexion, bemeath the \most the elay dries and hardens Apd as it hardens you will feel the | tional %b"l:;’-fl ‘53un‘a'l'£§n°w'u"f}f:; equally favored,, $740,000,- “tric vacuum €leaner. ners—in closets, under furniture, 3 persistebt blackhends and pimples and blemishes, tlmsh a I:fll!o: o€ty pies breatting iving] G the (tmpuiities thet ;I";fi‘:“;:‘r':"“hi““p‘;“,"’u"‘.:h; ooo::uudlz:uxtbelddz Ny ) ’ behxnd bogks, mouldings, plate. ki ¢t and smooth and charming ss & child’st Every clogged them, freeing ves of the self-poisons that to the ,000,000 iohe R - womn s & beasiful complexion, a0 she can fnd it at oace the pimples 43d blaékheads hat exoesd| clgok, when the mancy reised wil el Thus, although we live in an age il d vou'll be 8%, P { i she will only remove the film of dust and dead skin-scales that The clay remains on the face oaly a short time. You may | clubhouse for the center. d Y b e of indus £ soft-coal, dust-rais- = rai S_an you su nsed at the i are clogging and stifing the pores. read or relax while the beauty mask fs dolng its work—you may | A quiet but pretty wedding of Bat- ustry by 1,600,000 thrifty try-—o 7 dirt and dust that 1 rk_; these hid is & mass of jnterwoven muscular fibers overlaid even go about your household tasks. A warm towel applied to | urday, February 18, was that of Mrs. Americans. mg hustle and bn.st.lc, and although s in these Z | licate membrages called. the wkin. - These membranes the fare will soften the clay an@lyou will be sble fo roll s¢ e | William Orme, ik Frannin Owen = = s den places, breedmg disease germs i e e our dwellings are easy prey to dirt- are provided by nature with mil- easlly with your ‘fingers. ‘And as it zomes off,every blemish and | of ‘Washi n. The ceremony. was expel acld 4 lows of tiny pores for the purpose. When dust clogs up these pores, impurity will come off with it, every biackhead and pimplelesd o . o . o when the e of wiong Crsms or pewders iles thes. e deds will anlh I, the megictl cay! T akin beneah il o Tett Kmflj&dufi'cifiogfizgflfi' ot - laden winds, the Electric' Vacuum and danger for your family. Th ackbeads, es, nd sxoot! th eh Bl Sacrament g " The a5 impurities remaia {8 the skin. They form R s outtigad iEents int g s a/chs, | e res Gttended by ‘her aister| e Cleaner is reducing the hours of Then have your dealer or-the hle-l.lbn. . 5% SHF TP Rt TR i o S FREE Trial Offer e L S sediin, AfLer & whott vi"md This_will nny clog the fl'll &l % ¢ woman owes it to 1f to try thin arkable pew oon, Mr, and Mrs. Owen will vate the blemishes. - The skin will become harsh mmmu Clay—to see for herself how beautiful her tomplexior ::ma hme ©of the latter, on Cum- ; for the housewife, prolong- lighting company demonstrate how th!ilfe f her prized housefur- electric cleaning will permanenty tive. SMassuge may clear the pores temporarily, bll ll 'fll :m) s e Y avee 1t 10 droop and wrinkle. - can really be. As this preparation canuot be obtaived amywhere | ming and Brookville road, . . 140 O ais B itk uabbibome” dESentemeniss wadee) the (un Pt SUSct Cout the Deasian; Howke: v, maw: gaking @ (versispecit) miRES ey wil be Plodsed to ses| ' Lo more hours to all thi 3 £ mest_coarse. snd saliow skin, there ja dxquisite beauty! ~Remore ¢ pom thels ‘triends. v ing remove s winter’s deposits o the dead scales on the surface, Temove the blemisies and (m- e T e o e, ey e $h30, o1 B. Puryesr was hostess last SR lwr ax forlels and pla: 3 5 parities beneath the mrface—snd e complexion will be left and ‘the full size Jar il i oy only $2.00. wefl ‘at an informal tea. e y ure play. . fildx—-qmckly,m]y’dlup]y_md woft and smooth, tingling I'Ilh the fm- youth IM beauty! fory price is made r’ abort time. oml 7-, '“‘ '.'Mc- Mrs. B "!lA {.Pfllt l-;. ‘hostess 5 _B f hl 3. I ‘k h s the vu-n f returning e, Iatncol s tty luncheon at ‘her home{ "~ " S 2 M ears The New Discovery g-i_l:,'::.'.:, rerkaded T Fou"are st dlighied -n&":"mii.“; Tuoaday to the members of her bridge| . - - AT ut few years have passed since . for years to come, make your home Scionce bus, found ihat Uers e only one matusl, sclenitc S 4 Mix Georss P..XKiimel e the first grude - a’healthier;happier place e Seantifar ” complesion uaderoents. :"’A" eomaeri o o s for, the g6t w ors, e nave gone to Florlda o spand sev- . cleaner suctioned - - in which: to live. yo watt g'{m: e e e pierian 8 bewabe o the P i e el kS compen NG | "™ e Mrs. Bdwin, sasser wars AV s 5 ] 108 & even! mm;u new discovery has been _given e most_apmopriate ,‘:,"',i.,""{,,..“"} il bave to be kept |in honor of their house guest.: Mra, A mame of Complexion Clay. "It is not & commetic: it is mot ‘South ' Philadeiphia, Pa. House, | 7, 'W. Asplet ot Chicago, and Mrs. $ skin-tonfe. You,do mot have to wait for resul The sof '~ vlh-t, 5 A b suur entertained at a thester party| . A X | croam-like clay ho o 1) stplied to the face with ::u-‘ l_-'m tips, "1t dries - &mfi afterncon, tt;l::,woa by teaf 8 :.:':.""F.:'.':.,....‘:‘..‘.',:'..a"..':.'z&" the Demeats House, Dept. IBLMM’&SL, ull:L‘Wfl‘l:l.in‘mA. flils Entoctained - W Duqdnthrbnndhdsmmfndnp— 3 e -. Thursday - in D srer owe ¢ Meuy,mulch.mmuflm How the Complexion Clay Works - . 7 04 me's $3.50 fr of your Gomplexion ey, 1 en. | ABDISE ! ners, yields to the Electric. Vacuum Cleaner has the attainment of s smooth, clear a.u uw‘n‘ u.v-n Although 1 am benefiting by the spe- l(r. and Mrs. August Vogel - of - ith fapie, a8 jpataziazecas as vov. Conplerion Sl deredactory ot '__J__::, m‘m: e 35 | Brookiine, are house guests| wi mspeml lnndy attachment tools. _ 311 discoveries known - E . et Wi vm:.ml;'- o osiertal potency. and It brings 0 AN A o R e n Tas et sty e | b dokgiBoly v il FRNS £y e L sew life and youth to every skin cell and pore. Complexion Clay does not cover or hide the defeets. ’ 1t removes m-gq’un. m-- n-wan de] '3{ scented = MTLMHIM seasation as !t