Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 8

% A Great May Event ' 100:New Summer Frocks for Misses : Fashionable - Cottons and Tub Silks 316, 7504 *18.75 Voiles. Under price for Overblouses Crepe de chine—braided and beaded—in Navy, Black, Jade, Tailored or lace trim- med—round neck, Tuxedo collars. White and Flesh. .. ers scepage®® For Shees; Hosiery end'Usdirwenr; see.page 10 1218:F St: NdWk Summer Frocks clothes fors any other season. can't’ just select: them with thought: ffor their attractiveness— you must also think—*‘Will' they be cool--and will they wash?” % ) \pricespare RIGHT ! ‘'16.75 Cottons ! Normandy Voiles, ! French Ginghams, Tissue Ging- hams, Linens and Imported Ratines. Fashionably long of w; fortably wide of skirt, with a belt " here, a sash there. and a conven- ient pocket or two. There’s a sleeveless ratine jumper, with a dotted Swiss blouse to match. % And a straight frock of twill and:gingham combined. There are handmade voiles and: linens, with tucks and drawnwork—and many. many others. Among the colors are Copen- hagen. citrom, jade, old: blue. navy, lavender, brown and tan. ’18.75 Tab Silks! Eight perfectly fas- 1cinating styles. S There’s an air about them—a breeziness—that is mighty smart and vastly becoming. Wide stripes, narrow stripes, whichever vou wish—in blue. lavender, green, " brown, tan and rose. Straight and slim. with short little sleeves and sashes that tie. Some have white collars with crass-stitched edge. Others have self collars with white fluted edges. Al of them have pockets. And they launder beautifully! Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. 12 Sipdeeiad e ®. shades, including Black. Also some Inside Models; in This.is a very excellent Hose Dimity, Georgette, Pongee, —and is being sold at a feature Striped Silks, and - handmade price—to keep aren’t like the You Thess frocks are practical as well as prétty—and, what's more, the ELEVENTH ST, St The models, of which there are many, are afl new-~including the straightline designs—relieved by effective novelty trimming. Full-fashioned % . Hose Pure Silk—every thread per- fect, and with the reinforced tops, heels and soles. choice of all the fashionable new Hosiery Depart- ment in the public Other grades, $1.35t0$7.50 ! ore Hours Now 8:45 to 5:30 The House of Courtesy -—————I Saturday’s Special— b Unusual Frocks —F eataring Georgette, Canton Crepe, Foulard, Roshanara, Taffeta and €repe Knit—and Your 5195 i - Served' on: the S. HARDING is making a trip on the Mayflower this afternoon, having as guests' " the ladles of senators, fam- 'H! they return to Washington. The ambassador of Great Britain, dinner at'the embassy last night the Elsie Mackay, Mr. Phillip Kerr and counseior and Mrs. Broderick, Capt. [1C. J. Henry, honorary attache; and Mr. H. V. Tennant, attache; all of the || embassy ‘staft. Henry C. Wallace, attended the din- ! Pennsylvania in homor of the me | bers of the committee on agriculture |{ in the House of Representati |# beautifully appointed luncheon and The guests, one, | Houe, ! sentative Joseph Carmon. the Hon. | Randolph Medford. member of ;\e T, inciuded the of {nounce the marriage of their dau «ni4, and a numbe rof members of | O Congress. Vether! i r and Mme. Bverwijn Sallimg. The minister of the Netherlands and Mme. Everwijn will leave for |{ New York today and will sail to morrow for Europe aboard the S. Majestic. They will spend the sum- mer in Holland and on their return/ in the autumn will take possession of the beautiful new legation on h street, which has been in course of construction for some time and Is one of the most imposing resi- dences in that section. The minister was host to a smail company at luncheon yesterday at the Willard The newly appointed minister of Colombia and Mme. Olaya have taken l an apartment at Wardman Park Mrs. Harding Hastess to Senate Ladies. " on. Board the Mayflower, With. Tea., ° s author of “The Marria illes, and tea will be served on board | the play at the |g4 o luncheog in the 1 Temple today. Mr Sir_Aukland Geddes entertained at!jear with them Monday In. the.titie —_— 1 The Secretars of Agriculture, Mr. Return Trip.. were hosts at an informal dinner last {'evening in their home, Orchard Hill, on Massachusetts avenue extended. Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun, able Mother,” arrick next week, entertained’ the' members of the cast|’ New Masonic Calhoun will ap- role of the play. The luncheon wes Rt. Hom. Lord Inchscape; the Hon.!..;.d‘;_, the’ auspices of the Federation of Women' Capt. S: R. Bailey, naval attache; the ' cluded” Miss Wanda Lyon, Miss Ada bs, and the guests in- Meade, Earle' Foxe,. Mrs. Charles B. Hanford and the other members of the company. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tindle, the/ who were at Mrs. G. Mason Walker entertained at 3 who- i ster, Mr. Jesse Lee Web Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pindell an- | | ter. Miss Elizabeth Augusta Pindeil, | the Rev. Howard Davis Talbott. assistant pastor at the Church of the Covenant, Thursday, May 11, in Peo- ria, 101, A group of friends of Franc ing to mark their sympath toward the beautiful and urgent cause which the Comtesse d'Audiffret, general del- egate of pro infantie, pro patrie, is organizing a splendid Franco-Ameri- | ball for Thursda: 9:30 o'clock p.m.. at the Hotel, "under the auspices of Erench association, I'Alliance: Fran- cais. Mrs. Robert N. Harper entertained at luncheon and bri at the Colum- bia Country Club tod: Judge Robert S. Bright of Philadel- p‘hla is at the La Fayette for a brief stay, { Hote! temporarily. The minister ves- terday presented hix credentials to the Secretary of State, Mr. Hughes, when the ‘Secretary and former | charge d'affaires of the Colombian legation. Mr. Uribe, accompanied | him Senator Frank B. Kellogg has r turned from Hot Springs. Va.. wher Kellogg. has been | taking a brief rest | Kellogg | remained on at the Springs for a longer visit The secretary of the British embassy and Mrs. Lesiie Craigie returned vesterday after spending several days in Philadelphia The secretary of the Polish legation. Dr. Vencelas Sokolowski. returned vesterday from New York. where he went the latter part of last week to be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite at their place at Great Neck The charge d'affaires of the legation of Panama. Senor Don J. E. Lefevre. will accompany his_siste Ramona Lefevre, to New and she will sail tomorrow with Mm Le Breton, wife of the ambassador of Argentina. and Mias Lioveras for Eu- rope, aboard the . On ar ing in Paris, Senorita Lefevre will join her aunt, Mrs. Lewis. and Senora one-time President of Panama, and. with them, will travel extensively on the continent throughout the summer. She will return to Washington in the autumn. The assistant secretary of war and Mrs. Wainwright will entertain a company of twenty at dinner this evening. The solicitor general of the Depart- ment of Justice and Mrs. James M. Beck, with their daughter. Miss Bea- trice Beck, will leave Washington Wed- jnesday and sail Saturday, May I7. on the §. S. Adriatic for Europe, where they will spend the next two months. Senora de Zaldivar. widow of former inister of Salvador to Washington, is de Amador. widow of Senor Amador,| Mr. and Mrs. The Vassar endowment fund per- formance of Stakespeare's “As You Like It with Edith Wynne Matthi- son and the Bennett School. which had 10 be postpemed from vesterday be- | cause of the heavy showers. will be given this afternoon. at 3:45 o'clock. in the woodland theater at the Wom- en's National Foundation. 3 The Washington girls who will ap-/ pear us foresters in the performance this afternoon will be Mixs Mary Wal- lace. Miss Betty Burnett. Miss Lois | prigz, Miss Rebecca Wellingio! Miss Louise King. Miss Sarah Kin Miss Anp Hight. Miss Frances Brad Miss Clelia Fioravanti and Miss Sybii | Fletcher. Mrs. Robert Duniop. chair- man of the ticket committee. headquarters at 1416 H street, nounces that all tickets bought for either yesterday or today | will be honored at the time of the! performance. Mrs. Dunlop also de- | sires to call attention to the fact that i the performance will begin promptly | at 3:45 and not at 1:30. as is erro- neousy stated en the tickets, thel change in time being due to the day light-saving plan now in operation in the cit Lieut. and Mrs, Harper. Mr. B. H. Patterson. Mr. R. F. Patterson and Miss Patterson, all of Elking, W. Va., will spend the week end in Washing- ton at the Burlington Hotel. harles F. Myers an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Elizabeth H. to Mr. Norman W. Hammett Thursday. May 18. Lady Geddes Interested Patroness for ki Final plans were made for the gym- khana to be held at the fete cham- petre at Twin Oaks. tomorrow, for the benefit of the Neighborhood | House, at a meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. John J. Broderick, wife of the commercial counselor of the British embassy. The Gymkhana will be civen under the patronage of Lady Geddes, wife of the British ambas.! sador, and the wives of other mem. | bers 'of the embassy staff. The igymkhana will be open to all and many amusing and exciting con- w York with_her sister, Princess at 64 East 55th street, prepara- ry to sailing tomorrow for Salvador. when she will accompany the remains of Dr. Rafaele Zaldivar, who died last Saturday in Chicago. ' Dr. and Senora de Zaldivar had been in Rochester, 7 he late Dr. Zaldivar and his:family have many friends in Washington, made while he represented his government here. Two of his daughiters were presented to so- city in Washington and he was attached fo the Salvador legation in Parls, at which time he met and married Senora de Zaldivar. who was an Englishwoman. At the time of his death Dr. Zaldivar wag Salvador minister to Guatemala. Mrs. Albert Gallatin of New York will arrive in Washington tomorrow for a visit of several days with the Misses Patten. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gallatin the latter's work for the Red Cross left her many ardent friends here. TLieut. Col. T ‘Washington today for San Francisco, from which port he will sail June 2 on the Marama for a short visit to the South Sea Isiands. On his return to this country Lieut. Col. Dewey will re- port for duty at Fort Leavenworth. Signor Sabetta Host for Large Supper Party. The counselor of the Italian em- bassy. Signor Sabetta, was host at a small supper dance last evening. When his fifty guests were asked to meet the retiring third secretary of the embassy, Nobile Tommaso As- sereto. M. and Mime. Charles Philippe Soyez entertained at' dinner last evening in honor of Brig. Gen. and Mrs Fred- erick Dalton. The other guests were the counssior of the German em- bassy and Mme. Lang, the secretary of the Brasilian embassy and Mme. de Sousa, Leao Gracle, Miss Lilita Daw- son and the assistant naval attache of the Brasilian embassy, Lieut. Com- mander Ricken. . and Mrs. Henry White had a !m“flll company dining with them in- formally last evening. Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the asmist- ant _secretary of the Navy, has gone to Oyster Bay for a short visit. Mr, and Mrs. George R. Putnam en- tertained at dinner last evening, when their guests were Admiral and Mrs: Washington, Representative and Mrs, Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosve- nor, Mr. and Mrs. lolph Kauff- mann, Mr. Van Pelt aud Miss Sophie Sweet. R Mr. 5. Joseph E. Davies have e T oBd Tuest the Imiter's cousim | Mrs. Victor M. Stann of Milwaukee, who will spend seversi weeks with them. Mr. and Mrs, Charles C. Glover, j mnnl‘ AND ORIGINATORS OF Fur Cold Storage Dewey., U. 8. A.. lett || tests have been arranged. Embassy attaches and some of the most popular young women in Washington will as. ! sist and take part in the contests. Mme. Grouitch has announced that tat the Serbian booth, of which she has_charge. autographed photographs of Mary Roberts Rinchart and other i widely known authors and perso of prominence will be on sale. At the i Spanish booth, in charge of Mrs. Ster- Irelt Gittings, there will be pictures and other art objects for sale. H The Italian booth will be presided were in Washington during the war, and | | Values to $16:00 / {la table beautiful visiting her | gy tistic Japanese John Van A, MacMurra Clearance Sale of MILLINER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE HATS AT SACRIFICE PRICES. " | | White and The Most Sensational Millinery Sale ’ of the Season - MME. EVERWLJN, latter formerty Miss Rebecca KROX,|Wife of the-minister of the Nether- W Wardrhan Park Hotel | lands, who: will sxit with him {{ ner given last evening at the Raleigh 'for a few days, left vesterday for their ; row to wpem: by Representative Fred B, Gernerd of ' home in Pennsylvania. over by Mme. Celesia, Mrs. Eldridge ordan, who numbered forty- | bridge today, when tF e guest of honor | 3o, Speaker of thelwas Miss Hortense Harrison Evansof Representative Gillett; Repre- , Richmond, V: Mrs. rs. George Ganett William Reyburn and and at a tombo- be contested for. Mme. Saburis assistants at the ar- booth will be DELIVERIES 1o every wection of the city and Chevy Chase, Md. ——brings to your table a confection that is al- ways remembered for its’ smooth and tasty qualities. Fancy pastries, pies and cakes baked daily on the premises. T e e [ o T e Model Hats and Blouses At Prices Ranginy, From One-Thiré to One-Half Less Than Regular Values The sale embraces a chnice selection of dress and sport hats. suitable for im- mediate and all-summer wear. New Summer Models Georgette Hats : Leghorns AlL Colors Values to $15.00 nd valuable prizes | c@Grew, Mrs. Dewitt Poole; Mrs: Charles Wiison and Ms. ing is being: put in'readiness fete chumpetre Ozks today, Many ‘of those assisting met there at 11 o'clock today. and Mr. Neligh of Neighbortood and his assistants-put up the booths. of the various countries; rauging Stewart Silk at' Twin House Continued on Pure: known “Humming Bird” to wear or a new pair in white; tan, canary, cordovan, Russia calf, gray and black. Very special at. and gray. beautiful checked designs. ‘Woman needs now: for Gol Page:) Tweed Suits Just sixteen of ‘them— all silk lined; the favored models. Wiere $25 =1 1003 9th St. CDEVITT Draperies, 98¢ Yard VERY SPEGIAL PRICE for this 50-Inch, Pure Silk Fhome Drapery: Fabric. o “Window Shndos, 328, §%0. Dol WP 575 anch R (el Dresses Misses’ sizes only — 40 Crepe, Taffeta, Knit Crepe and Tricotine Dresses. Were $25 to $45.... Blouses Sport Blouses—in French Voile, Batiste and Dimity— White and the new colors. Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles. Were up to $3:95........... and the novelty colors; hand- embroidered collars and cuffs Dimity and Organdy Blouses—White —uwith Irish and Filet lace $”JR95 edges. Silk Hosiery Were up to-$450. ... The Kayser Italian Silk Hose—per- fect quality and the ultra- fashionable Beige, Gray and $7).25 Brown. Were $3.35 a pair. .. Hemstitching; Pioot. Edging, 10c Yard shapes; ‘Waomen's. REE. Shown quality khaki, Sizes 14 to 22— $2.50 and $2.98 Kiraki Middies and Shirts— $1.35, $2.00 and $2.25 Paul: Jomes. and Nayvee Middies—Made of fine qual- ity Lonmsdale jean, in all- white and white with colored collar and cuffs. Every middy absolutely guaranteed. Sizes 14 to 22. Very special at ...... Middy Ties—Long triangle excellent quality, in red, white navy,blackand orange Headquarters for Camping, Riding and Hiking Apparel Khaki Knickers—Of best in fast color. $1.19 all-silk Assortment _ of Thread: Silk Hosiery—The well lity ; every pair guaranteed Women’s: Van Raalte: Allsilk Hosiery— In the new shades of castor, tan, champagne Special @t.eaeeeeeieionnnisoccscooan right & Ditson Tennis Rac- $2.50 Fringed Sport Skirts ALL THE RAGE Te- $ Cap and fringe, single and double mesh. 2 for 25¢; special, dozen, Jaunty models, made of excellent quality Ra.gine, in ust what every Girl and ; Tennis, Quting and Street Wear. In two-tone effects of Brown and White, Copen and White, Jade and White, Black and White and Orange and White. { markable value and priced: very special for Saturday at.......cecvecceconaneen 98 s == == = = e