Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 8

. . . e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925. SOCIETY. Society ‘Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge .Expect vg - SOCIETY. Henderson's—Standard for Quality. Christmas Gifts ) e That Will Endure ) Mahogany Magaz da 2 ’ Reoheacks for Generations - e $16 up BUY!! -« GENUINE s to Attend the Wedding of Senator Edge Saturday. o Nttt X (R WHY BECAUSE it has sue- HE Vice President and Mrs. ) Frederie William - Wile, Mrs. / 7 = & & 3 L ceeded where others 4 I y = % Clifford Ireiand, Dr. und Mrs. Yanes, A Coolidge are expecting to|nr rge Hill, Col. and Mrs. George have failed and today leave Washington Thursday |[T. Weitzcll and Mrs, John McAuley is the Pl‘Odll('l of THE LARGEST TALK- for Bath, Me.. to attend the|lalmer. % Z ¢ Substantial Furniture, such as we offer in wide $47 up variety, is particularly fitting for Christmas bestowal. It goes into daily use, becomes an ever-present reminder of the giver, steadily en- hances in value, while other gifts are gone and forgotten. %, Our stocks afford almost unlimited scope for appropriate selection, At All Prices. By way of suggestion we mention: marriage of Miss Camilla Sewall, Ml A \ . N W, i Gnughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Se- | F. Hart Fenn 6f Conmestiont, , S ING MACHINE CO. IN THE WORLD! It wall, to Senator Walter E. Edge, P Jencheon Modaviel : | !N has always been sold on its MERIT! which will take place Saturday at|fiurriman: her e i y : noon. . | James_Andrews of Tartford S E LECTION The S‘fl .';:ll‘yan‘ml Mrs. Hu!‘?:h will { G. Matthews. . WHERE A OL t. 3 e ot ot e’ wnlth S| Mok PN R, dnvebien ot Mo . - ERO MW EVERY be glven tomorrow evening at Poli's | lmfi'm“ ','.’, ‘r-l,:;‘“, n’q] bridge hv.hl! POPULAR = l eniof Satt ernoon. and additional guests have a Costa'Rican by birth, will sing the e Tor o, Sirk eniumin ! MODEL AND WOOD FINISH CAN BE SE- e Sy e Cuer, N e wn- N CURED and where CONVENIENT TERMS e ame and SERVICE are featured above everything - {Mrs.. Percy Quin and Alrs. Theater, when Senor Manuel Salazar, )’ The* Secretary of State and Mrs. The minidter Mahogany Foot-Stools........... $9 up Mahogany Desks...............$48 wp Mahogany Tea Wagons. .. .. “Guatemala and Hughes received more lh:n ‘l.lod tl:lr:‘mt':’n;l Bnpchu rl.n':nu)r will enter- else guests from dipiomatle. official an embera of the legation staff { home on Massachusetts avenue. Miss & Mahogany End Tables. ... .. Mahogany Fenident soclety in the Pan-American |and a few other fricnds at dinner this | Todd will return to hér. home in 1 . Cabinets and .Union bullding 1 night in_honor | evening. Louisville for Christmas and early in = =3 5 Mahogany Nest of Table: $31 wp Humidors of the delegates he conference ; e the year will return to be with her | NOW, if vou desire Mah C b kR k 324 ul , on central American affairs. );(n;:- fls}:'x‘ J:m:u Hununkllon 'n'n-m-r i3launt for the scason. l Fl ) b8 o - o bers of the dipl ic corps and the nce this afternoon | 3 " ogany Lane: “‘” ‘oc ers P $10.50 up CEO A CRBRE GG D s e from ¢ to 7 a'clock at the Washinglon | a¢ 5 iR e to have one in your almut or o hefora thr Jong tratl of guests|Club to present her daughter, Miss|c ! A e Davenport Tables yioi........$45 up T e hromih (he hall of the | Elizaheth. Turner, fo fociets. The ey e st home for XMAS, as Mahoguny o Americt the ereat chamber where |TOOIs are gay with pink roses and 2 £ a Rloe ~ el . Sk Mahogany Tilt-top Tables. ......$16 up I,,;: e in line t100d. | chrsxanthomuma’ ‘against W hark | Weeks were the guests of Honor at] the SHORTAGE that comes at Yuletide is Stands 5 u A'Ruffet Fupper was served in the map: | &round #. and Mra. Turner|dinner last evening of Mrs, Henry F. B S = SET > Mahogany 4-Poster Beds. ... ... .$45 up R e e ot Ao Is anding before’a wcrean of smilax | piiol “ N et Vained & dintin. already in sight. INSPECT THEM TODAY. As Low as $4 Mahogany Spinet Desks. ... .....$42 up o R :: : 't Tatntol s | Sulshed company in her home on| [ . pliclty of “white chifton beaied with | Scott Circle. The other guests nciud- Mahogany Gateleg Tables. .. ....$32 up ithe ucsia of fnnor en oreliarcles of crystals and u rhinestonelod the mintater of Hungary and -We Have the LARGEST 1 oESiationsd tofore them, an cle. \ i . A H bodica | ; A 5| Countess Szechenyi, Senator Waite INSPECTION WITIHOUT OBLIGATION i ; E g iy arineg fite Ul ot s o 11 St E Fags, the undiriccrtary of Suate | ASSORTMENT of Models T ground, | Ao e Esarraite and Mrs. William Phillips, the ol INVITED | buge an countries and | scalloped 5 om. | itor gencral and Mre. Jamés M. Leck. S= s Contral Amer! xteles Aodn A alianed . ‘| the assistant secretary of War and !N d thes_ d th |syl..;";|;\h. bearing S IRED Mre. Turner ‘is in gray chiff Mrs. J. Mayhew Wainwright, Mr. and an -an (- llection of palms, [caded in velvet, made with flowing|Mrs. Charies 8. Hamlin, Prince and 1 m— e e G DArt of the decors- | xleaves and uneven side draperies of | Erincess Cantacuzene, Mr. and Mrs, qive coheme the bullding, were |chiffon. She {s wearing jade orn 3 2 = | et Miaced to give artistic ef- | ménts, unusual in design and carvin R In the C|ty [ i 3 fort & v tho decoration in the cor-[and a corsage bouguet of violet. M 2 fidor "of flags combined palms and | Huntinkton Turner. brothcr of the o b fuge clustera of white |debutante, received with them. Fine Furniture, Laces, Draperies, Uphoistering, = = ri f the | Asslsting in the d q N chrysanthemums. The friese o ining roeom an N\ Paperhanging. Painting el 'the Latin American coun- t;‘l'l‘?lr.nnllnf at the tea table are Mrs.{pner jaut evening of Admiral and Mr: N Nfahogany lex and the scariet rug lent high mn“nv‘r‘!,’l".hnkri:lx.‘flr:. l{haHEB ‘!‘P'j.lrl& Charles McVar. Their other guests ~lanogany ¢ - ", 3 o PR 2 e A Sl 1108 G Street—Main 7675-7676 Mahogary e B eOlfe L ern umen mt [ GOR. Mokt Tled G o hes B | weter Admiral_and Aler Fonell i N Tables : s Sccretaries either end of the hall of the Amer- '3%"(*5’{.’3""}:“"“'.\; Jarence Crit-| Washington. Miss Adelaide Canfleld, § Established Over 30 Years fas and slender ornamental trees n Calhoun, dre Mol bt | sy aaningtom i lis s A elaice Cantel N $36 up > s § $64 up o e T Lo iehes along € a iy Parsons Krwin, Mre. | son Heno, Capt G. Tucker Fmith, Com- \ wall i Charles il c Onard, e |mander J. J. London and Lieut. Com. | N The receiving line was one 3 i ciors '"ard mander George Courts. After the din- | N longest ever to stand in the Soamner: Mrs nl_mn:ms."hn- ner the company attended the dance chamber ard was headed by the Sec- s rquharl, Mre.|given by the officers of the Navy and | e | lukhes. to|Georee Mackubin and Mre. Harrison kv | Iretars of State e reasnten by | Cassard of Baltmore, Mrx. Walter T.|-1arine Corpa stationed in Washington. | whom e & vor, s Owen of Bronxville 1 Capt. Wadlei Robert Morrow 2 Baron von Thermann, counsslor of ! aide to President Harding. W + who is vielting the German embassy, and Baroness von f Gral other ot the President's Turner is assisie Miss Elizabeth | <o ¥ 3 assisting s. Hughes weore Mackubi bl ” T T | : . . I} | cominz wow turquolze-biile velo : Mver lars for Germany. ~ Baron von Therm: 77777007 000000000 Shop Early—In the Mornings if Possible [vet Wih " deliate embrollery o8| stive folin “CUmben. Miss. Lobise| e aabenpirn 0 Washingion and i R 5 B pyes Iver > Ise Anderson, Miss - |;‘”1‘,"“ . g . Mine Virginia Eelded, al | I i S10 = 3 o Mok 3 { | Weltes \«!:»- the American dele- .\"x‘l‘.-:;lr‘edl:,rua‘.\:;:‘\;':nc 1“"3"““ { to the conference. wearing afypoc SRR ¢ an Bleie i ! to the confarence, WERLRE 3 Miss Catherine Weller. Misx Elsie | | L R laing rhe | SLWSL Miss Margarel Roerer and | : nd n broad seart | T PO CONMG ertaln i 0 L ner w ntert ! i e a her shoul !yuung»r{umnmrn of Il|r~xl: |\in|§ 4 . ¥ ¥ informally at supper thix even- ‘ /] ( ] ! “Others in the impoxing rec Iving | i her apartment At 5 : 1169-1111 G Street N.W. tpeliners Senor Don Evde o " ez Latour. fster of Guatema ; e . ‘lto the United tes, and Senora Henry White had a1 . S ! 5 7 venth : laticr wearing a_ha ¥ lunching wi | Pennsylvania | Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. | |Laom e boin ot ne” veive Conipliment 6 “thete him A e Street Senor Ldo. Don Marcial Prei i hed gul the former premier of Avenue Ve & ’ ’j d | | #3 e Women's dlore % ; b 1 of latter wearing # hecoming gown . g {rose pink velvet, Dr. Gustave Guer- |, S50, 0 TG CH 0 AR Gifts for Both Women and Misses ® Piierer o Smuint Dr. Alberto | {he Carnor, New Vork Cupt LeGest counselor of the Guatemala lega- ce, M. Georges Clemenceau. They | ‘ Every Floor Filled With Suitable \ | ain: Atberts . : : iliilesijonmerimintateriotitorean o8 from India, where he has been on i \Vador Cordova. former minister T AT e NraLcOE Yt dre Vins i b | dent of Hondurag to Salvader, and | il /00, S04 UEE Torten, In thoie H - | :‘.\:?:ilg'uf‘:l‘r:‘r::: L:r‘-‘ima“}‘efg e [ Buests of honor ut dinner this even- i i | (Continued o nth P: 4 ‘i1l also entertain \’and Senora de Prem. the latter|will a Fiain s comannysaney ey h evening gown of bur-|Rner this evening. i v vel and diamond e — ' et Dr ncisco Martinez e':lhj-’rnnd Mra. George Oakley Tot- Suarez, chi ustice _and l’(vrmnlfllh . Jr. announce the marriage of e lattor's sister, M minister 1 affairs of et e NN vador, and Senora dc Suarez. R o illip Letiest of the Ind | Yy ¢ ceremony was performed | Friday in the Little Church Around | ct e e Ly ot eola tSenor Donij 115 oS ME 4ndiniEs SRRl Yaitea: The Finest Christmas Gift- of All—and Our {Rulil Fofeds 0pes, member o con: | The counselor of the Beigian em- I of Honduras, fand, 3 bassy und .\|m-i de Selya 1 be = . . - il { Lopez. who wore a handsome EOWN [hosts 1o a srmall company at dinner Special Sale Means a Big Money Saving Opportunity P AT rarnas ane Mhe:sequine: | T ‘evenin nt Lo Taradis. Senor Don Emiliano Chamorro, min- » d C ’ W 4 d e ’ United States and former! Miss Louise Ross Todd .of Louls- Women’s and Misses omen’s and Misses e Lo he T eua, ‘e ime o monaid Lty | i | Chamorro, the latter in a gown of ~ ! roseipink velvel and e2)e, 20 New Fall and Winter Styles of ! Senor Don Maximo H. Zepeda, for- mer minister of foreign affaire a special envoy to the United States; | Senor Don Adolfo Cardenas, minister Worth Up to $69.50 Worth Up to $125.00 of finance and former winieter o€ f9r- | oece sour gars or fur cont Jose Andre Coronado. minister of for-{ them 1n order or remodel them at reasonadle L di L Footwear | ot ms aales L02%Y W R aranado. the 1alter a recent bride | cost. Fue collars put oa your ald cloth =t ! 1274 2 lovely picture in her gown of > 30-33 Fia. [|ang .2 loyely picture in et govn o[ MARTIN WOLF, 107 : (4 o huge cluster of deep red roses; Senor i§: | Dr. Don Octavio Beeche, Costa Rican Let me put —including $7 to $10 grades minister to the United ates, with Senora de Beeche. who wore a beaut The Dressmaking and i ‘ ful gown of white satin and iride cent sequins. All of the ladies of the Millinery School receiving line wore few, but beauti- . . . { ful, jewels. o Make Your Own Dresses, Plain and Fur-Trimmed Models e e company wire: The dean Wraps andHats = 3 s il | of France, and Mme. Jusserand: the am- SEND FOR BOOKLET As you know we only carry merchandise of superior quality, style and work- bassador of Spain and Senora de Rian _PROY. LIVINGSTONE!" i 7 2 see wh ity f i hi 1 o the ambassador of Peru and enora 1115 G n.w. manship. You can readily see what an_opportunity for saving this sale really is. de Pezet. the ambassador of Chile and ! Choose from blouse backs, fitted and semi-fitted styles, large sleeve, loose, wrappy Mme. Mathleu, the ambassador of Bel i ” . - . A = R gium and Baroneas ‘da Cartier, the am- | models, drape effects, etc. The finest materials, luxurious fur trimmings, exquisite |} | buszador of Braail, Mr. de Alencar; the linings, all go to make up these wonderful coats. All sizes, 14 to 46. Be here at ambassador of Germany and Xme. : Wiedfeldt, the minister of Ecuad d : Storciopenuie. Senora. a¢ ;?ill:nld‘; :IE nci:t:um‘f‘: p‘;:um; : s“fi]"g Hl:\([;‘ We . 3 i ay ant ‘me. crala, e minister of LA itzerland and Mme. Peter, the minis- || 0 uch rine - An Opportune Time for This Sale of [l Erizbriana wna 3o "peter. tne minta: i}l | Senora__Joubert, the minister of Haiti F ‘ ts il {and Srine. "Bianchet, the minister of ur oa 'weden an ‘me. ‘allenberg, 6 min- a ' , ! e ’ ! e , l"e ‘ l " fater of Bolivia and Senora de Balllvian, |[ T;3% the Present sale offers \ the minister of Bulgaria and Mme, ||k any prices fomparing at housand picces bough ially for this sale. D: K Panarete. the mintster of Huneary and || Bul' soue-xhas Fur' ot Two thousand picces bought especially for this sale. Dainty silk underwear that every ountess. Ssechenyl... the minister ot o g woman loves. Take advantage of these extraordinary values. Persia, Mirza Hussein Khan Alai: the now and you'll be money in. minister of Colombia and Senora Olava, |I§ Raccoon Coats, Canadian ! Values to $3.98 1,000 Silk w, ou’ll find Shoes for every occasion among them —Street, Sport and Evening wear—of high-grade makes. the minister of Panama and Senora . Alfaro, Skins; Value, $300; ya, th er, Dr. ||X Pavichich; the minister of Austria’ and Now, $180 Mme. Prochnik, the charge d’affaires of il Latvia and Mme. Seya, the charge A Deposit Reserves Any Cool at $1.00 d'affaires of Lithuania, Mr. Carneckis, i o and the minister of Honduras and Senora do Diaz, both the ambassadors . and ministers being accompanied by Values to $4.98 » . Oxiords, Pumps, Colonials, Tongue and Strap effects—Goodyear, sewed or hand-turned soles—low heels, medium ‘and high heels—leather-or covered 4 Heavy quality crepe dc chine, satin and radium silk garmeflt'g’ with dainty face and rib- their entire staffs. §i0oe Eemily Manegement/fer 38 Youns wood. bon_trimmings. Choose from Teddys, Combinations, Envelope Chemise, Camisoles. O i wusstaluciuded Aex 610 12th St. N.W. Italian, Vanity Fair and Kayscer Silk Vests and Bloomers. . iR Ate e T anr AL Lol et with 7 ; _—_———— L Black Satin, Brenze, Black Suede, Black and Tan Smfoant secrarars of vt sna wirs | Se€ Me on P age 37 Kid, Brown and Mahogany Calf; Patent Leather and Kd ) o ’ ° | Gift Suggestions for Milady | |FE% wars otons effective combinations. l Run in our first floor and make your selections for Mother, Daughter, Sister Tloune: ‘Senator ‘and Siee. ‘Georgs . . or chetheasr:'.k Get them early while assortments are complete. ,?;';}{:;G_ E;&g,&:_! "fl:;-?;'_f*g“’g% / All sizes and widths. Velvet and Silk Bags Silk Petticoats Britten, irs. Frederic McKenney and ’ i irgini : = e S 5 i i venth Street window. 32.92 : 3:5.00 SILK $2.98 to $12.98 i e Sy ol : Look at the display in the Se Bea ags - » Beacon Bath Robes ter, Mrs. Thompeon: Mrs. John | & v $2.98 t0 $25.00 Blouses $5.98 to $7.98 Hthacragn, 3 Bl & 2 RS Leather Handbags il - - Moore, Miss Liella Ch "-98 to "5.00 $4i8 Silk Negliges Ix_‘urz;b‘;\ry‘.r. Miss $14.95 to $35.00 Kid Gloves Silk Hosiery . H 1ty Ci a ecre- $1.75 to $9.00 Pair cnine Fiouuts, Tesdea and | $1.25 to $5.00 Pair Silupe Sts Bretxibnde Loam Fabric Gloves wanted suit colors. Al Sport Hose Biierd W Tiouss, Silos Loare Boc: ‘Im!o”.w’flif fhes $1.25 to $3.98 Pair -y Morga i) rrett, RHEE? ok - ¥r. and " Give Her a Sweater e G, dad drs. Liika Modans over and Tuxedo models. : Miss Patricia Afnss, Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Amdreae of the Netherlands legation," Mr. and Mrs. wcl.l,nur; R. Cualo and ng-? Castle, Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Dr. Charles Bru of the legation of Switserland, Mr. and j > ] ; S ‘ . .. —wool or silkk sweaters in all the best styles and coloss. s.li§~ Priced from $2.98 to $39