Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1922, Page 8

SOCIETY. 8th and Pa. Ave. N. W. 150 Winter Coats v 1000 Silk and Wool Dresses 300 Winter Coats 1800 Women’s and Misses’ Garments for Our January Sale : GIGANTIC REDUCTIONS Sale of Coats. ....$24.98| Sale of Coats........$19.98 | 3 Coats. ...$29.98 | Sale Dresses.. .. ...... $6.98 g:}: Z: C::t: e :39.98! Sale of Evening Dresses $24.98 Sule of Couts. . ... . Jamse| Bs & illandbobiers, Lo Sale of Coats........$59.98| g.l¢ Dresses.........$19.98 Sale of Coats. . .369.985 Extra Size Coats. .......$24.98 Sale of Fur Coats. ...... $50.00 | Extra Size Coats. .......... $39.98 Sale of Coats. . ........$10.00 | Extra Size Coats.......... $49.98 Come! Buy!! and Save!!! - Leyetere fl Our Lease Expires Entire Stock Must Go! Trimmed Hats At Three Drastically Cut Prices For Hats that sell up to For Hats that sell up to For Hats that sell up to $10.00 $18.00 $22.00 We are forced to take this alternative, thus giving our patrons the opportunity to save con- siderable on high-grade millinery. All are c<ql)ic< of exclusive Paris and New York designers. The colors and combinations are noth- ing short of exquisitc. Hats to suit the young debutante or the matron. 4 Their is to be found Silver and Gold Hats, Satin and Fur Hats, Satin and Brocade Hats, Gros de Londres Hats, Lyons, Panne and Silk Velvet Hats, Felt and Velour Sport Hats. IDA WALTERS 1328 G St. N.W. e L DS LR A B R L MR e e s S SR R ST on Silks!! ‘7OU may make this resolution with the New Year and keep it, if you adopt this as YOUR specialty silk shop! Here you buy direct from the silk mills, savin¥ all middlemen’s profits! You Save That by Buying Direct From the Mills!! Paisley Tricolettes—Reveal- ing fascinating designs in bot! Persian and Orfental effects; 36 Inches wide; $3.50 all colors, In- Brocades—Excellent mi 0 O N 1R % o R s, ROASR Paisley Corduroys—Bagdad effects; ground colors of white, mahogany, $ l .39 emerald and old rose; 36 inches. fpedial i’ silks of all suitable for Special—Bi deacriptions, Btreet wear—crepes, satin metear, charmeuse, faille, Francaise, silk poplins, blister ~ crepes, broadtail satin, pea de cygne, yarn-dyed satins, satin’ Luxor, satin de ehine, cluding black. ground. Yard.. Lame colors of silver and black, sil- ver and claret,» $1.89 | silver and sap- phire; 18 inches Matelzette, canton crepe and wide ...ov0... crepe brocades, Jersey Silk Tubing, for lingerie, ste, Beauti- ful quality, in white, fiesh, pink, maize and clel, $1 19 Plain and dropstitch; regularly $1.50, Special,,,, ° Remember—It Is a Pleasure-to " Show Silks and Furnish Samples 1114 G St. NW. Phone. Main 8306 . THE, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, L £ b ocilety The President’s Cabinet Family All Cele- brated Christmas Quietly in Their Respective Homes. HE Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes had with them for Christmas their son-in- law and daughter, Mr- and Mre. Chancey Lockhart Waddell of New York, and their younger daugh- ter, Miss Elizabeth Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell left last evening for their home in New York and Miss Hughes will remain with her parents through the winter. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon, is expected to return to his apartment at 1785 Massachusetts ave- nue the latter part of the week. His daughter, Miss Mellon, who accom- | panied him to Pittsburgh for Christ- mas, will also return in time for a reception Monday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. The Sccretary of War and Mrs. Weeks have with them until Jater in | the week their son and daughter-in- | law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sinclair Weeks, who, with their three children, came to Washington for Christmas. ~Their son-in-law and daughter, My. and Mrs. John Washington Davidge, were also with them for Christmas. The Attorney General and Mrs. Daugherty had_ their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Draper M. Daugh- erty, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ‘and Mrs. R. F. Barey, with them for Christmas in_their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. Tre Postmaster General and Mrs. Work had_Christmas dinner yesterday with the Secretary of Agricuiture and Mrs. Wallace. The_Secretary of the Interior and Mre, Fall are expected to return to- morrow from Port Royal, Va., where they went to spend Christmas Wwith their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Brand Elliott. They were accom- panied by their son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chase of Texas. The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis Cadet G. Arthur Hadsell, jr., the lat- | ter from West Point, at their home on Ashmeade place. Mr. Hadsell is the wife of Lieut. Col. Hadsell, U. 8. A., who is on his way from the Philip- pines via the Suez canal. Lieut. Commander and Mrs. H. B. Grow are in Washington for the holi- days and are staying at the Poy- atan. Miss Sally McAdoo, daughter of the former Secretary of the Treasury, will arrive in Washington tomorrow to spend the remainder of her vaca- tion WMDMMISS Helen Ci r. Carusl, will give a theater party Thursday in her honor. Miss McAdoo, who is a student at Bryn Mawr, spent Christmas in New York with her sis- ter, Mrs. Ferdinand de Mohrenschildt, who was before her marriage to the late Mr. de Mohrenschildt Miss Nona McAdoo. Mrs. Jjohn Conmess has canceled her social engagements on account of the death Sunday evening of her mother-in-law, Mrs. John Conness, widow of Senator Conness of Cali- fornia. si, whose parents, and Mrs. arles S. Mrs. Ross ‘Thompson has given up her house at 2814 Connecticut avenue and has moved to 2156 Wyoming avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Joy of New York city are visiting their daughter, Mrs. R. A. Bagnell, at the Grafton. The City Club will give a reception tomorrow ‘afternoon from 4 to € o'clock for the wives of members and the ladies of their families. Mrs. E. Stringer, wife of the- president of th club, “will ‘recelve the guests, assisted by the wives of the members of the board of governors. ~ The charge d'affaires of Japan and Mme. Saburi will entertain at dinner are entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs. Rodenbaugh. and her daughter, Miss Lydia Rodenbaugh. of Pittsburgh, who came for Christmas and will re- main through the week. Mr. David J. Davis, brother of the Secretary, who was efpected for Christmas, wiil not come until the middle of next week. On account of the deatheon Decem- ber 24, at 11:30 o'clock p.m., of the Hon. Ernesto T. Lefevre, former Presi- dent of Panama, the minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro have anceled the invitations for the New T eve supper party they were to give at the legation on December 31. They have also canceled all of their acceptances of invitations for the {present. A Gay ¢ With Miss Funk as Hostess. “unk: entertained a large at luncheon today _at for her daughter, Miss ndra Funk, in compliment Mary Palmer, daughter of nd Mrs. John McAuley Palmer. raget Sutherla Kendrick, Mis Helen Campb: ss Dorothy Mon- dell, Miss Elizabeth Anthony, Miss Nina Lunn, Miss Fonrose Wainwright, | Miss Louise Anderson, Miss Mary | Lasker. Jfins Elizabeth Turner, Miss Josephine Williford, Miss Frederica McKenney, Miss Llizabeth Young, Corinne Stephens, Miss Elizabeth olnay, Miss Helen Griffin. Miss Mary ily Hamilton, Miss Atala Kimmell, rawford, Miss . Funk, wife of Representative i Thursday evening. The charge d'af- aires and Mme. Saburi were hosts at dinner Saturday evening. Miss daughter of Mr. Justice and Mrs. Pit- ney, will be the guest of honor at dinner this evening of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter, who will entertain in their home on Dupont circle. Children's Country Home Ball the Event of Tonight. An appropriafe aftermath to the Christmas day celebration comes to- night in the charity ball for the benefit of the Children's Country Home. Greater ballroom facilities and special arrangements which mark | a departure from the custom of pre- Vious years augur well for the plans | of the ball committee to establish a W success standard, soclally and aritably speaking, for this brilliant function. The ball this vear is being held in the gold ballroom of the Hotel | Washington, where more than a score of boxes are available. Elaborate preparations have been completed by the ball committee appointed by Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, jr., president of the hoard of the home. - This’ com- mittee is headed by Mrs. C. C. Glover, jr. and co-operating with her are Mrs. Henry B. Spencer. Mrs, Randall H. Hagner, Mrs. James F. Mitchell, Mrs. Fleming Newbold, Mrs. Clarke Waggaman and Mrs. H. H. Kerr. Proceeds of the ball will be turned over to the board of the Children's Country Home for use in carrying on the activities of the home, which cares for young children taken from hospitals to recuperate under home- like surroundings. With Mrs. Wads- ‘Annette Ashford. Miss Mary Stitt, Diana Cumming. Miss Elizabeth lor Jones, Miss Emma Stitt, Miss Virginia Selden, Miss Marjoric Ander- son, Mrs. Roger Bagnall Palmer, mother of the guest of honor. Christmas decprations and red shaded candles added to the holiday spirit. Regpresentative and Mrs. Funk will giv8 a dance for their daughter Tues- day evening. January 2, at the Con- gressional Club. The minister of Colombia and Senora de Olaya entertained the members of the legation staff and a number of Colomblan residents of Washington at dinner_Christmas eve in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. At luncheon Sunday they en- tertained the Chilean minister to Colombia, Senor Luis Orego, who spent a, few days in Washington. Admiral and Mr<. Robert E. Coontz wiil give a dance this everiing in the Rea Cross room in the navy yard for their house guests, and the com- pany will number about one hundred, and a buffet supper will be served about midnight. Admiral and Mrs. Coontz will be assisted by Mrs. Al- bert G. Winterhalter, and their guests will be midshipmen and subde- butantes here for vacation. Admiral and Mrs. Gregory will give @ theater party Thursday eves ning for Admiral and Mrs. Coontz's guests. B Mr. and Mg John Lewis Edwards will ‘give a dance this evening at Rauscher's for their debutante daughter, Miss Virginia Edwards, and will entertain about 400 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and their daughter will receive in the small reception room and will be assisted by the debutante's cousin, Miss Elizabeth Soth- oron of Baltimore, who is also a de- butante, and Miss Lucle Gillett of Sewickley, who arrived this morning to spend the week with Miss Ed- wards. A buffet supper will be served about midnight, and they will dance a short time after supper. Commander and Mrs, Emory 8. Land have staying with them for the Christmas holldays Miss Dorothy Batchelder of Medford, Mass, Tomorrow evening Commander and Mrs. Land will entertain a’ dinner party of young folk In eompliment te the Misses Ainsa, twin nieces of Capt, and Mrs, Luke McNames, who are with them for the Christmas vaca- tion, Mr, and Mrs. Lincoln Green will en- tertain a company of thirty-five at a buffet supper this evlnlnfi for their debutante daughter, Miss Ruth Miller Green, in compliment to Miss Virginia Edwards and Miss Catherine Radcliffe, debutantes of the season. The com- pany will later attend the dance "'which Mr. and Mrs, John I. Edwards will give for their daughter, Miss Ed- ‘wards, at Rausche: Mr. Edmund Platt, vice governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and Mrs. Platt have as guests for Christmas week Mrs, G, Arthur Hadsell and Make Your Sunday, December Hot FEATURING A SPECL el La | and Mrs. i Reww . ation - Now New Year’s Eve Supper Celebration $4.00 per Cover PHONE MAIN 4214 TROUPE OF SUPERB ENTERTAINERS AL DANCE ORCHESTRA ¢ SUPPER DE LUXE PLENTY OF NOISE AND FUN EQUIPME T New Year’s Day Dinner 12 Noon to 9 PM.. = . $2.00 worth on_the governing body of the AMilk Fresh From Cow to You e 74 VISITORS IN WASHINGTON ARE INVITED TO The Bellevue Farms Restaurants 1332-34-36 G _St. N.W. 1338 N. Y. Ave. N.W. COUNTER SERVICE For Those in a Hurry TABLE SERVICE For Those Who Wish To Eat at Leisure NO_EXTRA GHARGE Attractive Salads and Pastries WORK Taken in between Xmas and New Year at BARGAIN PRICES Wishing you & Merry Xmas MARTIN WOLF, %3 r. ? Ave N.y. After- Christmas Beatrice Pitney, debutante]’ < . ¢.° TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922. g MISS BEATRICE PITNEY, Debutante daughter of Mr. Justice and Mrs, Mahlon Pitney, for whom Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Leiter are entertain- ing at a dinner party this evening. home are Mrs. John Newbold, vice president; Mrs. Clarke Waggaman, secretary, and Mrs, Fleming Newbold, ! assistant treasurer. The assemblage n the balroom this | evening will be representative of Washington society, witg especial reference to men and women who usually identify themselves with so- | cial events having a charitable pur- pose. Préceding the ball will be a| mumber of dinner parties from which the guests will go to the WasFMgton. | The complete list of boxholders in- | cludes: The Secretary of the Treasury | Mr. Mellon, Mrs. James W. Wads- worth, jr.; Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs. William Eric Fowler, Mrs. Hen- rietta B. Huff, Mrs. Robert Hitt, Mrs. | John A, Johnston, Mrs. Frederick H. | Brooke, Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney, | Countess Szechenyi, Mrs. Richard H. SOCIETY. Walker, Mrs, Edward B. McLean, Mrs. | Marshall Fiel, Mrs. Joseph Leiter,| who have not made reservations. Mrs, John R. Willlams, Assistant At-| torney General Albert Ottinger. Mrs. Henry B. Spencer and Lieut. Ernest | | Townsend, Mme. Hauge, Mrs. Edward | Morris Locke, U. §. A. Tickets will b on sale at the docr tonight for thos: Miss Florence Loomis, daughter of (Continued on Ninth Pag:.) 1217 Conn. Ave. A Shop of Individuality January Reductions Effective Now . onall . Furs, Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats, Day and Evening Gowns, Two and Three Piece Suits, Sweaters, Im- Blouses, ported Noveltics and Millinery At Greatly ‘Reduced Prices Indianapolis, Washington FOUNDED 894 New York, Newark, Brooklyn, Bridgeport, Buffalo, New Haven, ORRISON'S Known For-Remarkable Value Giving 1169 F St. N.W. Near Eleventh St. January Clearance Sale—Now in Progress Drastic reductions on our fresh, new stocks of winter coats, suits, All siz . For women « misses. dresses, furs and accessories | Amazing Coat Values $29.75 $49.75 and $69.50 You can save from $10 to $30 selecting your coat here NOW— - Varieties are still wide, including bloused, straightline, side-draped, belted, wrappy and tailored effects. In all the most desirable fabrics, gor- geously fur-trimmed. A Group of Coats Formerly to $29.75 Smartly _styled, fur- trimmed Suedc Velour Coats, warmly lined and interlined. They should go quickly at worth. - Now is time to buy for a good present and early spring wear. 31st, 10:30 P.M. Fayette Suits formerly to $47.50—Now— Suits formerly to $69.75—Now— Suits formerly to $110—Now— $29.75 $45.00 $69.50 $35—N FUR COATS REDUCED 25% TO 33% Suits Reduced * You can now buy the most desirable of tailored and three-piece costume suits at but a fraction of actual Dresses formerly to $22.50—Now— Drevss formery te §1 0,75 Dresses formerly to $59.75—Now— " Dresses . Reduced A splendid opportunity to se- lect dresses for street, after- noon, dinner, dance and arty wear at great sav- I;np. Wide choice in all the favored fabrics. $13.75 $39.75 A visit to the store will be well repaid; for there are’ many other bargain groups that offer equally large savings. 7 OUR USUAL LIBERAL EXCHANGE POLICY PREVAILS THROUGHOUT THIS SALE—YOUR SATISFACTION & <Y & IS GUARANTEED