Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 8

Not Shocking---but Stocking Sport Hose in All New Shades at °1:2 Colors That Match Sport Suits Unquestionably the best values we have ever offered Chiffon. Hose Silk Hose In oll the Popular Colors of rwnfiiu:‘zualuv—nlk For Saturday only We are showing every wanted $ 2 75 shade. Priced— Nude, Beuge. Fawn, Gray, 53.00 Colors are Camel, Gray, Polo, Neutral, Gun Metal and Black. Beige, Champagne, Silver and Smoked Horse ¥ Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention | Appareling the Youngster for Spring To safely make the change from one sesson to another, the wrap is of first importance for variable Spring weather. Our children’s topcoats and capes are refreshing in line-and fabric—a protection on sunny and rainy days alike. Sizes 2 to 14 years priced from— 8L to 25 A Sale of Boys’ Suits les and col- —of excellent quality Rep, ors are here. Materials are Gingham and Chambray. N Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and merchandise specially pric Setin. for Saturday only. Suo z-m Sises 6 to 14 years. 7 years, Values to $3.00. Priced from— $15 to $29-50 G Girls’ S/llk Dresses GIRLS’ SPORT HATS—AIL new IRLS SPORT HATS—All new $2.50 to $6.00 BOYS' TAILORED HATS, in Milan Braid—Black, Navy ad Brown—solid colors and combinations—2 to 6 $I 50 TM much-wanted Girls’ Blouse is is being offered SI 00 at & very special price for Saturday o Mrs. Hardmg Occupied Presidential RS. HARRING occupled the presidentid] gallery in the Sen- ate at 12 o'clock today to watch the vote on the treaty. and was accompanied by Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Edward Beale McLean and Mr. Malcolm Jennings of Columbus, Onhfo. President and Mrs, Harding attended {the performance at the New National Theater last evening, when they occupled the presidential box. They were ac- companied by the Hew director of the mint and Mrs. Scobey and Mr. Jennings. The Postmaster General and Mrs. Hubert Work were the guests: of honor at dinner last evening of Rep- resentative and Mrs. John Philip Hill, who entertained a distinguished com pany. The other guests were the am- assador of Hpain and Fenora de Riano, Representative and Mrs. Mar- tin B. Madden, Representative and Mrs. John W. Langley, the mayor of Baltimore and Mrs.” Broening, the postnaster tof Baltimore and Mrs. Woelper, Mrs. George Vanderbilt and Secretary of the Interior Judge John Barton Payne. Mrs. George Wharton Pepper, wife of. the new senator from Pennsyl- vania, went to Philadelphia this morning. and will be joined there tomorrow by the senator, and they will return the first of the week to their apartment at the Powhatan. Yesterday Senator and Mrs. Pepper had lunching with them in the Ben- ste restaurant Mrs. Ba burton of Philadelphia and Yoo George Horace Lorimer. Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps, wife of Senator Phipps of Colorado, has can- celed all social engagements on ac- count of serious illness. She is at Walter Reed Hospital, where she is recovering from an operation. istant secretary of the Navy, . Roosevelt, will be joined today by Mrs. Roosevelt, who has been in New York for several day The a Former United States Minister to China and Mrs. Paul 5. Reinsch will be hosts at dinner this cvening. The counselor of the British em- bassy und Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of the United States minister to Poland and Mrs. Hugh C. Gibson. Miss Dorothy es, daughter of Repr!u—nlntnfi and Mrs. Richaré tes, Is entertaining at. a bridge pan of four tables this afternoon at Wardman Park Hotel, in comp iment to her house guest, Miss Nina Sebring of Sebring, Ohio. A few additional guests have been invited to join the party for tea. The third assistant secretary of state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss entertained a small company at Junch- eom today in honor of the United States minister to Poland and Mrs. Hugh C. Gibson. Pa The Army dance 'this evening at Rauscher’s will attract a large number in Army circles as well as those in un- official circles. n. John J. Pershing, ef of staff. U. S. A., will entertain at dinner at Rauscher's’ before the dance, and Maj. Gen. and Mre. Willlam G. Haan will also be hosts at dinner, taking their guests later to the dance. Gen. and Mrs. Willlam J. Snow will entertaln a | company of twelve at dinner preceding the dance, their dinner having been { postponed ~ wl the dance date was jchanged on account of the Roma dis- { aster several weeks ago. Col. Duncan Major will make the introductions, and those in the receiving line will include Mrs. Julius Kahn, Mrs. John McA. | Palmer and Mrs. L. D. Gasser. Col. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins have as their house guest their niece, Mrs. Herbert Musgrave, who has {closed her house prior to safling for i England. Mrs. Musgrave will be at i home tomorrow afternoon there be- | fore leaving. ; I Mrs. R. M. K uftmann, who. with her small son, has been visiting in Champaign, Ill,, has returned to Wash ington. Mrs. H. Wilfred DuPuy will enter- tain at dinner this evening in honor of her mother, . Alexander Ram- say Thompson of Penn Yan, N.Y. who is spending the early spring with h Mr. and Mrs. Horace Westcott will be hosts at dinner thls evening, Mrs. Frederick Brooke entertained at tea this afternoon the men and women who are to take part in the Spanish tabeaux dances to be given at Rauscher’s April 6, for the benefit of the Girl SBcouts. In the com. pany, were Miss Gladys Smith, Mia: i Patricla Ainsa, Miss Sidney_ Webb, Miss Betty Connolly, Mis France: Hampson, Miss Cornelia nderbilt, Miss Louise Todd, Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, Miss Helen Leseur, Mr. Robert 8ilvercruys, Mr. Francisco de Cardenas, Dr. Venceslas Sokolowski, Lieut. John T. Schneider and Mr. Fox Hall Dangerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Homor Guests at Dinner Party. Commander and Mrs. Hayne Ellis entertained a company at dinner iast evening in honor of the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Denby. Rear Admiral and Mrs, Spencer Wood onterulnud & company at dinner lut evening in honor of Mrs. James nd Miss Rosalind Wood of Blltlmore. The_ other guests were . and Mrs. Mathew William E. Horton, 1 eay, Col. - Ra{lmld Foster, Mac] Dewey, Maj. Margaretta " Bridal Bouqm: and Wedding Decorations Have our representative call and give estim=’~ Gallery in Senate Today With a Party of Guests. Mrs. Buford of | Richmond, Col. H. M. Morrow and Mr. Willlam Bowle Clarke. Mre. Charles M. Ffoulke entertained’ n company of ten gt dinner last even- ing. Mrs. Frank H. Funk. wife of Repre- sentativa Funk of lllinois, and their cgughter, Miss Florence Funk, who live at Wardman Park Hotel, have gone to New York to join Miss Mary Funk for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Danlel J. Callahan an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Louise Calla han, and Mr. Francis V. Callahan of Morgantown, V tormerly of Portland. Me. M a grad- uate of Bowdoin College, class of ‘14, @nd during the war served in Frange as first lieutenant with the 12th Field Artillery, 2d Division, being wounded at Bolleau Wood. The wedding will take place April 26. Lieut. and Mrs. J. W. Cavanagh Bristol, Pennsylvania, are at the Bur- lington Hotel. Lieut. Cavanagh Is in the naval service and is in Washing- ton awaiting orders. Capt. C. L. Hussey, who has been appointed naval attache of the Unit- ed States embassy In_London. and Mrs. Hussey arc at the Beimont Hotel in New York for a brlef stay prior to sailing for England on the Homeric. Mr. Adolph Lewlisohn and Miss Lewison of New YorK left this mprn- ng the south, where they spent the past six weeks. They were hos! dinner party last even template returning in longer visit. Mrs. F. A. Gardner left yesterday for Boston for a few weeks' stay be- fore opening her summer home, at Vineyard Haven. Mrs. Gardner has spent & month visiting her daughters, M Allsu Hume and Mrs. J. Maury son, Maj. been in Europe since the early days of the war, is now stationed in Coblentz, Germany. Mins: McKenney Brings Guest for School Receas. Miss Frederica McKenney, accom- panied by her classmate, Miss Isabel Wilson of Colorado, will arrive today from Ogontz and will spend their spring vacation with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic McKenney. Miss Virginia McKenney wiil give a small tea for her sister and Miss Wil- son Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Percy Quin has becn compelled to cancel her social engagements on ac- . Limerick visited Mrs. Quin here last’ #pring, when she was extensively entertained. and she has many friends in the capital. Mrs, Francis, Alton Connolly was the guest of honor at dinner last evening of Mrs. Joseph T. Talbot at the Ever- glades Club, in Palm Reach, where Mr- Connolly is visiting Mrs, Talbot. the company were Lady MI:heI-H!nry of London and Col. Phillips of the Brit- ish army._ Maj. and Mrs. Tyson Romaine of ) York are spending a few days at Ward- man Park Hotel Miss Champe Barry and her brother, Mr. Ramse: of Roland Park, Baltimore, will arrive today to spend the week end with Miss Henrietta Hill. in the home of h and Mrs. Frank Hill Mrs. Paul FitsSimons and her son, Mr. Willlam H. Vanderbilt, ing Lord and Lady Chyl Cannes, Fran Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Douglas Mac- Arthur will leave tomorrow for West Point, where the former is superin- tendent of the United States Military Academy, and where.they will remain until the 1st of July. Mrs. Harry A. Williams, jr., of Nor- folk, Va.. is visiting Miss Adrienne Low, in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Low, at 1803 Belmont road. )g Villiams' mother, re. Russell B. Harrison, is spending the pring at the Hotel La Fayette with Mrs. Alvin Saunders of A card pnrlf' is to be held at the Woman's National Foundation, Fri- day, March 31, at 2:30. i served. Mrs, Antigues and Reproductions in Furniture—Mirrors Jewelry—Diamonds Silver—Sheffield Plate Fireplace and Other Brasses A. F. Arnold Art Galleries 1323 G St. N.W. Auctioneers Tea will be Laurs A. Bradley and Mrs. Parchment Shades for You to Paint This . faseinating, handieraft entirely simple. The' results, however, are sarpris- ingly pleasing. We've mumerous stencils for the designs; all you need do is paint OVER the stencil. - Extensive assortments of nuu-. table and floor ahad Our artist will ll.r you every imstruetion. Shields start at $1.15 Shades start at $1.25 anhieimeris UNJ UES PIGHTH @ B JTRECTS 1|their home in Bradley Hills, when all MRS. PAUL RE| Wife of the former minister to China, ‘who, with him, is entertaining guests at dinner tonight. Basil M. Manly will be at home at their residence, 1853 Irving street northwest, thls afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock. - Dr. Bryan and Miss Eleanor Bryan entertained a company of fourteen at dinner last evening. Mr. and Mra. Bowle Chipman have returned after a week spent in New York at the Biltmore Hotel. They will entertain a dinner company tomorrow night. ] Mrs. Philip Lansdale was lostess at dinner last evening in her apartment, at 1712 11 street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lilley Stock will entertain at a reception tomor- row afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, at the Washington Rotarlans and their wives are asked to meet International President and Mrs. Crawford McCul- lough of Fort Willlam, Ont., Canada. Mr. and Mrs. McCullough have come to Washington to attend the confer- ence of the fifth district Rotary and are staying at the New Willard, which will be headquarters of the confer- ence. Mr. and Mrs. Stock will come to Washington tomorrow to stay at the | New Willard until next Wednesd; The wives of the Washington mem- bers of the Rotary Club will enter- tain at a reception at noon Monday at Wardman Park Hotel in_compliment to the Rotary women in Washington. The reception wil be followed by a buffet luncheon. Tuesday the same group will be entertained by the same hostesses at a seated luncheon at the New Willard Hotel The interfraternity prom of George Washington . University, held . a Rauscher's last (Continued Art Pottery Ocd and interesting picces of pottery in decorative colors of ivory, blue and light z:een—nre now priced at— 2. off Included are candle- sticks, high and low compotes and fruit bowis. On the First Floor | DULINGMARTIN ¥ 1215 F Jt ma 1214 61218 6.2 [l | B HOURS 8:45 4 5:30 Iebacher Jwelve-Ten F St To Introduce Our New Sports Department All Silk Sweaters $22.50 One cannot have too many sweaters this spring, and certainly these all-silk sweaters are as pretty as any one could wish. In the new tuzedo, coat and slig-on effects. In dll the new sports shades. Plenty of Navy, Black and White. Sizes 36 to 46. 8th and Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Here’s Your Easter Hat Street HATS Very Special $2.98 ™ Piping Rock SPORT HATS —of Patent Milan, nicely finished with grosgrain ribbon, in shades 1 black, tango, elsewhere. orange, HATS Very Special S5.00 5698 & $10% Extraordinary Bargains for Women, Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses .. Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses 13 “ano G.Streets N, Fashionable Washington's Favorite Millinery Shof Misses and Juniors ...510.00 .$15.00 .$20.00 .$25.00 SATURDAY-We will again demonstrate our value-giving Supremaey “ with the most phenomenal millinery sale ever held here! K @J 1061 offered FOR ONE DAY ONLY regardless of cost or regular price at WEhmplepmdfur woeks to make TO- MORROW the grestest millinery day in our his- tory! The foremost ma- kers bave collaborated with us in arranging an event, in which we shall offer the cream of the value of the bats! HATS for every oo’ casion — for every * type—for miss and mat- ron, for dress, street, and sports wear, A scintillating rainbow of new colors, a complete assortment of shapes and materials. Such wonderful Easter Mil- linery at this price is unbeard of — many women will buy two, three and even four of Your _Eufier-IIn Is In This Wonderfal Group! “Tell Your Friends! . 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