Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1922, Page 51

[ SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY —PART SOCIETY. 7 AR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. DECEMBER 3. 18 glven at the church for the bride ' and other points, and on their return | |Schenectady, N. ¥. announce :3 i U w ed in | will be at home to their friends in | marri daughter, Mi; Dagville. | Diana Groups of Debutantes | T A = p (‘l("(l\ll;;é: ‘l;‘ ll)l: br. nd lgr' !‘]]hfl! ‘;.‘}:"_ Announcement | ToAvpear in Pageant, sl e | Ball of All Nations i ——— i Entert~inment Decerrber 15 at Wardman Park Hotel. Under Auspices of Wom-i. an’'s Universal Allance. Groups of debutan‘es for the! nageant to be given In connection with the ball of all nitions under the auspices of the Won |versal Alliance, at Ward j Hotel, December 15, 1w ta meeting of the d- ntes last week. Other groups of formation, and comple‘e plans will be jmade at a me g to be beld this l\\vek according to an announcemen’ Smart clothes for smart women at Popular Prices i ! i \ ANNUAL AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE BEST COATS IN TOWN FINEST COATS AND LUXURIOUS FURS WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SMARTEST MODELS HANDSOME WRAPS now, $69.50, $89.50, $110.00 has returned from Paris. chere he at- tended the Interiationel Conzen- formed at and Fashion Show as 5‘"'"‘"‘" . 1) el atreetil SFORT AND TOP COATS ncw, $19.95, $25.00, $35.00 delegaie. He has brought back the « Beatrice, iii*centh contury, derful line of Fronch 3 150 K : Bl .u;..m.. “'.‘(“\f,""""' sovelties, such as Hair : ! Orrvomenis, Bandeaux Cr"fil'l"‘. also the last word in styles of Sight Proof Partina, Trans- ALL SUITS AT BIG REDUCTIONS Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Sui s—Women’s ard Misses” Models Now?*25% *35% *39% *49% £75 AND $100 EVENING DRESSES $40).50 1 H | formations, ctc. 2 i L : T ' Handsome Materials and Models Permanens Bavine N NG I DRl ot FASHIOGNZBLE DFESSES OF CREPE, SATIN ‘,:":;Z::": i i \;11'1" be fi‘rfl' 1”‘ ore ites, o . Ia coronet of)uram:v’lhln“nmsz ?,,dlxh.- Roshanara and Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Jersey ssaging 3 | AEnes Ashford, 3iia 1T, carried ashower: bouquel b white 95 S 66 $90.50 Mesarns, , [ dueen & n S e Weddings o Rl LR e by 25 to *75 Dresses Now *16% °25% °39 Hair Restoring 2 {Taylor Jones M il b he bridegroom aud his b m, Dr 1 70 ) 427 Maison Francaise ol U h Sl | Phones Frankiin \ 59 ,,Emlle 1213 Conn. Ave. || raze £ Sewice Wil 5 POt | gam XMAS SPECIAI.S MONDAY--MAIN FLOOR $3.€0 S’IE Camisoles. .$195 ' $2.50 to $5.00 S’Ik Hosiery. . . .$1.95 $2.50 $3.95 $£7.00 Corduroy Robes. .$5.50 | $2.00 to $3.50 Wocl Sport Hose $1.50 $1.98 $2.50 B $3.60 Sport and Wlnte $3.00 to $5.00 Wool Sweaters. .$1.98 $2.98 $3.98 * - Blouses .. .......... Following the cerenony & reception M= 1 i HiH ! I |, i i ’, x ',f..,...,.\-.m"m:uw;_'EEEEEC—EEI_—:.:EEELEEL—;:EEEE Dilipshoii ing Mrs de Loach left 308 TO 614 11th ST. N.W. v i Hi : )e' wedding trip. during which they will vis.t Mr. de L s parents at Cam uary 1 they will bhe at Rhm(h the old de Lo fifty miles symbols s El'zab trd bearers. Miss He'cn Miss Al‘ce Milburn. For belle will be represented | Dorothy Mondell. - Miss Virgin c j Kerney and Miss Frede SN % g ney will Le the S 2 2 | “tindurd vearers, M JanA Wiss Corrine | There ar | Katherine Xmas Reminlers Hoslery, Unde tk'ngs. Silk and Woo! Swe:te.s, Blovres. Petticoats. Silk and Wool Scerfs. They'll all be beautifully bozed for giving. Stop eaily! Reputation f We always feel that our reputation depend upon the way each individual dyeing, cleaning ilt- and repairing piece of work is returned to the I custewer. When we get even a minor com- plaint we seek the cause and apply the remedy. i It is this diligence in small and individual ca that has established the Hoffman Company as the premier dyeing and cleaning institution in ‘Washington. CALL MAIN 4724 She } eentury of Austria tenth 4 Holland. Japan will be made Kers group from the Japanese embassy a the Confederacy Japanese lady taking part of the he week Goddess of Happiness. with a wonder- | W Iull\ art stic group. The Empre: of will be portrayed by M asil Gordon and a group of girls who will wear Mrs. George Barnett's famous | the hvm" of Mr. Chinese costume. Miss Katherine Dent | thaile Remp, bro will be Asnasia_of wro will f ter of Miss Thom be a group of beautiful cian costumes. Princess Is 3 South America and Queen Margaret i intereatiin of Denmark, are other parts W s J tasthacat be fil'ed. The A Mis Kuatherine Many of Our Finest Fur-trimmed Coats =« Wraps Are Being Featured Tomorrow at Very Considerable Reductions— o e, ] CLEANERS and DYERS STO MAIN OFFICE: 740 122 st Ny, El land will be Miss Delphine He d | - Miss Dorothv Warren. Flag bearers | s for th's group will be named late i | Il Mfiss Inga Bryn will be Norw. fiss Laura Bryn ell, will be the symbols. | ¥ e : {Sweden w'Il be represented by Miss |p. M. Tucker of Wash. Eva Tidbad. ch-ngrin” welding m The completed list soon will be an-| 1, Soq by Miss Mida Tocker, nounced. Many of the yourg lad'es|’ The bride was ecot lieci oo and bace 3 ib of Washington " which was followed y Mrs. J. L | accompanied who were present at the 1ast meet-{ny har att Santa Claus Makes Ing of the! Commitzec. for arrange. | The bridcon aids i ments of the pageant and who were | ingey of « They e mostlnen His Own Gifts eoups At the next meeting o o) e 3 richest of weaves, deco- rated with the ckoicest of furs. L | @ !, m @ @ Mrs. C. T} X de, of Prince- wore a gown of orchid h;nrudm(]hf. iffon velvet and carried = . chrysanthemums to match. Mrs. Coolidge Heads List Two little flower girls, Ernestine Chestnut, nlece of the bride, and lit- tle Miss Frances Williams, both of Of Party Patronesses|lis, Jiss Fronces W flowers in the Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Henry |Path of the bride. The bridal gown was of whit C. Wallace and Mrs. Hubert Work. {gatin _trimned " with peneie Ceog head the 1lst of patronesses at the |duchesse lace and was made with a dance and card party of the Mlinof« |10NE train. Her veil was caught with Girls' Club, fo be iven December 9 at the Women's City Club. 22 Jack- con place. Procerds will he used fo- | homeless patients at the Tubercular Hospl*al. Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck Let Us Help You ranvagentative In Coneress from TI- will he guaet 0* honor Names to SeleCt benefit of the extension work of the ‘Woman's Universal Allfance. Pla’n and Fur- In their designing they have borrowed Trimmea Coats inspiration from Paris—and enjoy the at the three popular prices o] \ [c] master-skill of supreme craftsmanship. 545’ $75, 395 I m i to the list inc'ude Mre. Solden P Spencer of Missouri Mrs. Weslev (] | Tones formaer Gov and Mrs. Leslle i AT, Shaw of Towa. Renresentative and Mrs. H. M Towner. Ranresentative and Mrs. Treland Renresen‘a‘ive and \frs. Voore. Renresentative and Mrs o ~hindhloom Ranrasentative and M uggestions = Flara Sproul of Tlinols. Renresenta- § 88! in jewelry tive and vrs Willanaueli Renresenta- of latest creations and de- ‘ive and Mrs. Huchrelde. Representa- : e And Mre Newton Reprasaniative | [f| Pendable quality. and Mrs. McPhersan of Miesour! enresentative and Mrs. Foster of : ")h . Mrs Frank Hight. M Lyvman Mrs, Laura Pradl Mrs I [. Wehh Commander and Mrs. W. E. Reynolds Truly gems of production. | His Workshop Is Here —and YOU’RE Insqucled Free! A Group of EEEEQBEEE fiflEEEEEEEEEEfiEEEBEEEEEE and Miss Jennings. Chi ot a0 o Chairmen of varions committees Rectangular | ina More than 5 pieces oi the finest China - Dr. Tosephine Raird. arrange- . P ware importations, ready for you to paint. Wrist Watches i o rawn Vase Lamps to glaze; Cousole sets, complete s dinner sets or single objects. Mme. Vas- 15-jewel move- = sileff and two assistants to instruct you irec. lwr< Naomi Camphell and Mrs. Marion ([Il ment in 14-kt. $30 00 i ! Webster. finance: Miss Rlanch Tavlor. white gold... Silk me sRoudmr Dolls, Telephone - Dolls, = Sitk |dfl:°|;‘fl'r; MF";]NS‘;‘;I’“ New “d E d; 4 17 1 hades or \ovclnes of Silk make ideal giits. An ks Edith eX.caras. xtra adjuste: -jewel, in Shades The work is fascinating and simple; the in- ',{33;’&,‘;‘.‘.’,‘32‘...5.'3‘;. M Cottmehan, dainty 18-kt white gold to Make structions are free. Unlimited possibilities at a small cost. Mrs. Butier and her as- sistants will help you. IPs Fun to Be Mrs. Santa Claus When You Can Do Such Things as Parchment Shade Painting—Polychrome Painting of Candlesticks, Book Ends or Utility Boxes—Basketry l’unhng—l(mtung or Crocheting St e $45.00 FOR HIM Tlle. Gift Sunreme Hamilton Watches Richly carved antique styles with etched dials to match. Plans Christmas Sele For Little Ones in Nursery Mrs Roe Fulkerson, president of | the Mira McCoy Andrews Day Nurs- | ery. in her clrcular announcing the | Christmas s»le at the Ebbitt Hotel | December 4 to 6, from 10 a.m. untii | 10 o'clock pm., glves the thought of | the sale as a double gift—every gift ' purchased at this sale is not only a ' lgitt for the person for whom 1t 1s' 17-jeweled. bought, but will be a gift for the little ; ones in the nursery. i $43.00 Up Besides the chairmen of the differ- . ent booths—Mrs. T. W. Barrett, Mrs. i . " M Gurney 8. Strong,. Mrs. Plain polished cases, 17- Colin_Livings-ane. !l jeweled. Wymnnd B-dhnry and Mrs. ! 13 Charles L. Henry—there will also be | 2 50 U I In attendance as helpers Mrs. S. D. | o P Hecht, Mrs. Augustus Gumrert. Mrs. . Archie D. Engel, Mrs. William Little- page, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Arthur Sur- i €ElussesiPailyand Tucs. and Thurs. Evenings, 7 t¢ 9 Street, afternoon and evening wear —the exquisite Silks and the smart Wool Twill Cords. Black, Navy. Brown, and for cvening the Pastel shades. guy, Mrs. Paul L. Reed Mrs. Crow- gl Mes, Gardiner, " Mrs. - Robert A small :‘I’m' “":: ::“"V' Bi , Mra. e acobs, z . ' SHoP UN]QI‘JE oy . BT B ] Yield to pressure of Reductions that places them onsaleat Other Dresses—ranging in price to $195 Mrs, Mullett, Mrs. Alois Burgher. Mrs. Emerson Matthews Mrs. Roy EIGHTH AND E . f’v’nfi".“:'n:% %‘;5;‘5‘::5“&;,5‘?53; ¥eu |/l CARL PETERSEN &SON , icoe, ‘“. ','u,.'é;.'&r r"-*ceen:,'ii‘:: 913 G Street NW. T .vuk 5. l-! . 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