Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1922, Page 37

" SOCIETY.” I visiting her nephew and niece, Mr.|them their granddaughter, Martha and Mrs. David Lawrence. Mr. Willlam S. Corby left last week Miss Schelling Honor with a party of friends for St. Au- Guest at Washington U. gustine, where he will spend several The Columbian Women of George | weeks. Washington University will have Miss| Mrs. A. V. Eckert will entertain the| ~Commander and Mrs. R. T. Oliver Julia Schelling as guest of honor |Members of her card club at luncheon ‘ have purchased a new house on Mor- time. 3 Mrs. A. E. Forbes of Northampton, Mass., is visiting_her daughter, Miss Laura Forbes of West Melrose street. tomorrow. rison street and, with their interest- at their meeting Tuesday afternoon{ Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Rosenbaum | ing young family, are now living at 4 o'clock, at 1435 K street north- | of Little Rock, Ark.. who have visit- | there. West. Miss Schelling will give an in-|ed their son-in-law _and daughter,i Mrs. Rae M. Shafer was hostess “Dante Celebra- | Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harris, have | Wednesday afternoon at her home formal talk on the which she wit-|returned to their home, taking with|the members of the Ladies’ Guild an: tion at Ravenna,” nessed. The hostesses on this occasion will ! = be Miss Grace Cullen, Miss Eunice Crabtree and other members of the ||} . Pan-Hellenic_Association of, George ‘Washington University. ] CHEVY CHASE. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam W. Bride have | | sold their houses in Edgemoore, Md., | | and wili take a houSe in Washington | | temporarily. | Mrs. Cora Godfrey of Boston,~who || visited her son and daughter-in-law, | 1 Maj. and Mrs. S. C. Godfrey, has re- ||| turned'to her home. Mrs. John P. Saulsbury and JMiss <nna B. Hayes of Dover, Del, who were guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Holmes, have gone || to Camden, S. C., where they will |} spent some time. | Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox has gone to ||l Danville, Va., to visit relatives, and |} will later go to Baltimore and At- lantic City, being absent about a month. s The Chevy Chase Center of the Na- tional Womar's Foundation will hold its next regular meeting_ on March 21 at 2 o'clock in Parish Hall of All Saints' Episcopal Church, M« W. Asplet of Chicago, who Nas been the house guest of Mr. and rs. E. W. Sasser, has returned home. | | Mrs. Charles W. Owens of New || York city nhas returned to her home, after a visit in Chevy Chase. Mr. and Mrs. August Vogel of Brookline, Mass., who were house Euests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Skelton, have returned to their home. | Commander J. Lansing Callan of the United States Naval Reserves, who visited his brother-in-law and sister, Maj and Mrs. Frederick Downing, has Teturned to his post. Mrs. R. B. Cummings left last week with her baby for a short visit in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Hinton have ||| Toturned to their home, a. °r spend- ing several weeks in_Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wurdeman were hosts at a recent dinner at t? »ir home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Lincoln have returned to their home after spend- ing the weék end in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forrest Myers returned to their home, after ng Mr. Myers' parents at York Pa. Sy, b4 Sprin, 4 Wesley George of Haverhill, | | the house guest of Mr. and r. Mr. and Mrs. Royce A. Ruesh enter- tained_informally at supper at their home last week. Mrs. Chester H. Warrington has re- iam T. Pollard. An Echo From Paris The Mode of Paris and the Mood of Fifth Avenue are coyly combined in this new Day- time Wrappy Coat of Gray Mara Cloth, with har- monizing trimming of Gray Caracul. PASTER- NAK Ideals and the tendency for draped effects are apparent in this and many other late arrivals. M PASTERNAK 1209 Connecticut Avenue N.W. The Connecticut Avenue Shop to her home, after spending al weeks in_New Orleans. Mrs. George Gravatt was hostess last week at a delightful musical at the home of Mr. and Mys. William M. Freeney orton D. Hull of Chicago, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Minor S. Jameson. has returned to her.home. Mrs. William T. Pollard was host- | i ess at luncheon, followed by bridge. ||} at her home Monday. when she en- | tertained in honor of her house guest, Mrs. S. Wesley Gregg, and Mrs. J. W. I }§ Asplet of Chicago. There will be no meeting of the ‘ Chevy Chase Florence Crittenton || ¥ome in March. The next meeting |}l * will be on the second Tuesday in ‘April at the home of Miss Ina Emery, on Connecticut avenue.. | Master Richard Paulett Creyke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke, cele- | }} brated his birthday anniversary last week at the home of his parents; when he entertained a group of his friends. |§ Mrs. John Lyman was hostess Fri- day to the members of the Chevy Chase Thimble Club. Mrs. Charles W. Henkle will enter- tain at luncheon, followed by bridge. at her home Friday. when her guests il be the members of her bridge club. Mrs. E. J. Harding has gone to Plainfield. N. J.. to visit relatives. Members of the Bethesda Woman's Club _were delightfully entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Yung Kwai, one of their members] when she had a number of distinguished wom- en of the eastern hemisphere speak to the club, aftes: which tea was merved. Mrs. A. E. Rising of the Young Women's Christian Association 1is giving a series of talks Wednesday afternoons during Lent at the port- able building_of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. The meetings @are interdenominational, and the pub- lie is cordially invited to attend each Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van Vorhis entertained at a_large dinner last week at the New Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston Shea- Jey had with them last week Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Van Vorhis. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cummings have £old their house, on Magnolia park- way, and have moved into Washing- ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leavell of Cul- peper. Va., who spent the week end with his_brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Ashby Leavell, have Teturned to their home. Mrs. Charles C. Clark was hostess 1ast week at a beautifully appointed bridge luncheon, wjien she enter- tained the members ol her card club. She also had a guest table, which in- cluded Mrs. John Ruckman, who vis- ited in Chevy Chase for a_month, but who has returned to her home. Mrs. Charles Semmes was hostess Tuesday to the Chevy Chase ladies who have entertained her house guest, Mrs. Ruckman. Mrs. C. Brooks Fry was hostess for & luncheon party last week in honor of Mrs. William Scaife, a recent bride. Commander and Mrs. E. U. Reed avere dinner hosts at their home on Belt road, last week. Mrs. George H. Holmes of Cam- dridge. Mass., Is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Proctor Dougherty. Mr. Walter C. Carter. who is attend- ing the University of Pennsylvania, is spending the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Golden Carter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Sohl were d@inner hosts at their home last week. Mr. Shu Tomli of the Japanese em- ‘bassy, who has spent several seasons in Chevy Chase and who left some days ago for California, preparatory to sailing for Japan, is making a short stay in Florida. He will sail from California on March 10. At the next meeting of the Chevy Chase Chapter of the Young Women's Christian _Association the meeting will be held at the Grace Dodge Ho- tel, and lunchean will follow the busi- ness meeting. Mrs. J. W. Allen of Baltimore is ‘Asbury Park Washington Atlantic City Estab. 1835 Stemless Switches Marvels of convenience and beauty. Not called_stemless—absolutsly NO hairs are We'll vent First dy in hair art. | Made from the flaest imported cut hair or your COMBINGS. 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Canton Crepe Crepe Knit Taffeta Satin-faced Canton Georgette Fashion Knit —AIl fabrics of the season’s pre- ferment ~ And including about 150 “Denisette’” Silks —the newest of new weaves—. Knitted of Silk with appealing grace and tefinement; offered in sizes up to 50. 804 Seventh Street N.W. SALE of 1,000 Mrs. E. Percival Wilson was hostess Chase Methodist Episcopal | week for New York city, where she|at her home Tuesday to the members of her afternoon card club. Y nsation! The styles are fashion’s latét Altogether an assortment of ex- clusjve models—masterpieces of designing genius—and exempli- fying the cleverest workmanship. Each a gem of high-grade pro- LT TSIt s s essssatssssaesssss SOCIETY. - Inguire About Our Deferred Payment Plan Established 1861 W. B. 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