Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 8

LR e B { ¥ ? L e e G PG e e R 3 F Y ; \ 8 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . C.,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922, SOCIETY, " London of Newark, N. J., who were also| Jones, the company later attending |Hamilton, Mr. Crouker.‘ Llcu\‘. Com- | King Stone, jr, have been visiting ,‘ their guests, have ret: N = Hsll fiausatn;hay urned to NeW .\, gance which Mr, and Mrs. Ed-|mander Robert Griffin, Licut. Willard | Mr, Stone’ mother, Mrs. T. Ritchie GREENWICH VILLAGE)/ ; 4 : TEACROOM } e ; . or s (e SR St (B e Kot Lot Wierd 1781 H St. NW.—Tel. M. 2455 d za&g}:m;;‘.'&r . wnd Mys: W, |dsughter, Miss Vicglnla Bawards Ars | ming, ir e Ashe, Nr. Eimalln ‘afi.'zz";.‘;g;-‘mg-, her apartment at the e Bk - ; 4. Ostmann, the company numbering | sutherland, Miss Dorothy Warren. | ity Jj;; 4% 31 James Huntington ] SR Ctub Breakfase. 20c to 80c | \ \ iwelve: jadditional guesis have beer |Miss Holen Geifin, Misw Eligabeth ™ ™% % | Miss Dorothea Roberts is entertaii - : 8 Turner, Miss Martha Hawley, Miss| Mrs. J. Harvey Wattles entertained |16 informally at bridge this aft Plate Lunch, 30c. Dinuer, 73c. | Chicken Dinner Sundays, 73¢. St s B Ses b Loulse Anderson, Miss Susan Fewson- [a company of forty at a buffet lunch- | 1O°P for dMrs. Bugene I. Vidal, w Mra. James K. Jonew, ir., was hostess |den, Mr. Reher Littlehales, Lieut.|con today in her home in Chevy |15 VISIIng her parents, former Senaio: and Mrs. Thomas P. Gor - The Secretary of the Treasury Will Re-| BRSNS L R e el s | turn Tomorrow After Spending Christmas in Pittsburgh. Vasiries. FORD. Prop. i 1 Homems Miss Roberts will give & dinner for (Continued Inth Page.) Kiig Stone and his little The Wyoming Caf Col. Rd. & California St. New Management. Newly Decorated Breakfast, 75¢ Gold F:‘-om Stockings 2 HE Secretary of the Treasury, day evening. January 4. bet ' ey Ol return . to] time of the dcbut tea ..ud pal Ak e Mellon, ) W Ee Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thom Luncheon, 65¢ Washington tomorrow from his ;.Ix f[i" [hh.t duy" :ur lho’ll‘l;‘ ":fic" l R z horie in Pittsburgh, where, ss Josephine Williford. ursday Sats Dinner, $1.25 [[l{ win nis daughter, Miss Allsa Mellon, | SYeRing: January 11 Mr. and Mrs. Maybe the g'enerogu. rotund Christ 2 rlc e ones will entertain at dinner for if d d 1dpi mas ¢ ropped a mint-new gfl piece I he went for Christmas and where they | their daughter- preceding the debu- were joined by the Secretary’s son, M. | tantes ball for the benefit’ of Neigh- ! Paul Mellon borhood House. or two in the extremity of your Christ- mas hanging. Then why not hasten to Schmedtie's and transmute the coins into a more permanent form of intrinsic value? Choose for ~yourself, s Emblem Buttons, 5 2.00; Sterling Silver but dont forget the yiyey with Black Silk Sterling Serving Pieces, , Sautoire, $3.50; Ham- Monthly Rates Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner $50 ! B Clean-Up } All Remaining Gift Novelties —Buy for Yourself or Future Giving $16.50 Traveling Sets..........$8.25 . M $35 Traveling Sets.......... .$17.50 il $6 to $9.75 Scissors Sets. . . .$3 to $4.88 e The attache of the Argentine em- =Lt Carlos A. Vallejo, and Mme. Breakfast with Luncheon or i Saturday” evening. J 6| for New e o MRS, JOHN LESLIE MALL, Iz, Dinner, $40 ay evening, January 9. & a7 i - | Who, wi er husbgnd, Liewt. Mall, 4 lmere Sunday for their home in Ar-| 0 =L COF T c will give a reception in honor | geiting. Special Auention to Private . 5 liam Bathurst Daingerfield, om S sion, who sailed for this coun- members of the British debt o e 3 Iy o i g 1 ’ - T atreet, until January 9, when they will Luncheon and Dinner Parties mmission, who sailed for thig coun | Mrs. Willard Saulsbury wiit be ot |se to San Diege, Calif, where Licut. . I’.. heads the com- > : ) home informally tomorrow afternoon | 0 70 BS0, (o companted by Mrs. after 4 o'clock. I nd Miss Baldwin. Others Telephone North 2941 1 party include Mr. Montague P i Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Grigg. Mr. 15 Rowe-Dutton and Mr. Loring The marriage of Miss Kathleen Codd, daughter of Representative and Mre. George P. Codd, to Mr. Clarence Roydell of Detroit. will take place been chosen from the student element, mang guests beipg here for the holi- days. Rescryvations for Chrixtmas 2 Ul | Christie. The party will arfive in|\Wednesday evening, January 10, in and New Year Dimmors e e s Aok ot nork weormntl| the Rrees EreibmioriantChurchy inf o and. Mes £ Rioherd SHepan of $5.00; the New Green mered Silver Belt ! $7 50 L h C‘ C Buckle, $8.00; Leather . cather Cigar Cases......$3.75 Detroit. The ceremony Will be Der-|christrane “hotldays of the former: formed, at § o'clock, by the Rev. DT.| jjcters, the Misses Harlan, at their Joseph A. Vance, and will be followed | homa on 19th street. 3 s by a small reception in the home of 2 of Costa Rica. | the bride's parénts, on Seminole ave-| The commercial counselor of the » Beeche. ;mdl.,ue. RBritish embassy and Mrs. John Joyce once to Washington. at the Shoreham Onyx Rings with Dia- S A 3 monds, SI500; 0d the Commers. $1000¢ Grucn Inimitable Lady Love Wrist Wateh, Gold Pearls, $20.00 to '$50.00. Filled, $25.00. $4 to $l5 Work Baskets. . . .$2 to 5750 * $7.98 Baby Ivory Sets. .........$399 Boudoir Noveltie s Lamp Shade Models Hotel The retiring minaster nor Dr. Don { < Beeche, will leave Washing- ton this week on their way to thei S - r Broderick entertained a company at A i Mrs. Eugene Vidall are L e Cate Bt The miviser|vitins the lattets: parentas former | o\ SRSTISET SVCnig beforelthe balliat called on the President _vuzerduv.s Senatos and Mrs. Thomas-P. Gore in ashingion. i pointell minister, Senor | tnair apartment at the Roosevelt, and | Gen, and Mrs. Charles H. Barth will Oreammuno. has arrived | w\]| remain with them until the end!entertain a company of the younger generation at the tea dance this JLH.DussRNG PREs. Howanl Taft. wife of | M7 SEED | Senator ana Mrs. Jon B. Kendrick | 8€ason- Mrs. Emory S L T Tl “hester, W . will not receive on | "\raw Year day, but will be at home here for the holidays. on the following Mondays in s gton and is mt the New Wil-| of next week. and and her mother, | Cyget Charles H. Barth, jr., who u‘ Necdlework Mode] s Hand-painted China —All One-half Price afternoon at Le Paradis for their son, the | Mr. and Mrs, Ernest W. Roberts | have as their guests the latter's sis- ter, Mrs. Sealand W. Landon of Vas- | are entertain e house party The marriage of iss Floy Barn-| .. Colle ¢ e T s ge, Miss Dean Roberts, their | jogox e holidaye. hole guesta bi-}uardt, daughler ot el wndMre | S30 SrS St Rion elen Sutlivan of | Foanes C WiNlsme of | A, & Barhardt, to Mr. Wilson | Kunsas City, Mo., who are here for ancis e GeonEn Saville, son of Col._and Mra. | {he holdays. 'Mr. and Mre, S. Whitney | S'lo(’s Tllat Flt var L B Yt and Mr | g, Saville of Berkeley, Calif., wili oe e . Siiss Rosa Alae Kendslck, | 18ke place at 1:30 o'clock R o . ) and their son, Mr. Manwile Kendrick, | & &4 3wl a" Cmciating. DOH t Deform the )a;ger :«ksluf:l:'ul at .Ames College, | “\ice” Catherine Pitcher is to ao- £ ducdbio M e company the bride as maid of honor. < : Miss Williams ! v : ’ ing later in the evening for a wed- there a woman who | wilt b "‘:‘.';leTu"r.".,\.""“:“f;::uoS.‘ tlding Journcy, after Which they will 1 to ~cagre a true fn 5 2 i * ! make “their home In Houston, Tex. able shoss o Whea Mr. Saville and his bride are leav- catiies e S Dr. and Mrs. Rhett Stuart will en- wiant secretars of war and |, 2078 Yikiouns'of youns people at dinner Saturday evéning at the pindle hce i course. in fashion. that was. « ight have woued invita; possible. t make r Friday evening 4l Chevy Chase Club for their debutante Al iehe orm feet sufi-| wiil Al win at dimer SaUUrday | g, yghter. Miss Carolyn Rhett Stuart. ficiently to fit perfectly into \Imal’ Mrs. \Wainwright will mnot receive Mr. and Mrs. Justin Morrill Cham- so fashioned. But now—in thejthe first Wednesday in _J‘.nu‘;t‘!‘)l but |y iin and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Cham- €antilcvee Shios; women can) secuiie il Be/at home eholiass e st CRERT] vevl iy aveiaidance fonite daughter fashionable footwear that fits aayE ER i mon i of the former, Miss Priscilla Alden ; 3 | = Chamberlin, and the son of the latter. ebut Ten nt Washington Mr. Wellman Chamberlin, who are at | Club for Mins Cecil Jonex. home for the holidays. The guests Ernest Wesier Jones [numbered about forty, aand the house was decorated in_ Christmas greens a dance this afterncon ek at the Washington |and reds, and a buffet supper was ent their d-ughter, Miss | served about 11 o'clock. 5 AL | tecil Lester Jones, to society. Mrs. 0 hes and hey daughter are assisted | Miss Evelyn daughter of receiving by Miss Sally McAdoo. |Capt. and Mrs. Claytton E. Emig, is ;*.ugm. of fn.-“.mnbl‘:“m'! el 24 ":\“"Z:flspunding the Christmas holidays with Tt fits. hecamse designed not SIS attarnoon initme lier parente IMiss (EmIE flias oot deforn but to fit. The nataral sole t a. They will stand in the | 008y o0 o oot et pliys= lise. the rounded toes, and reem i | Trains” and “Love! Love! Love | i Cantilever arch. flexible ke A P ring & gown of | wero recently produced. ““ I Miss Minnie Mosher Hill, daughter | i} of Mrs. Richard S. Hill, is entertain- ing at bridge followed by tea this -pe> in ashes of roses color. gracefully draped to one need. That arch | p olere own, is the fina draws up, when you lac cach arch of yours exactly b S by tea this gree of support needed. ing <leeves. and her corsage bouquet ::;5;'.‘3—;“'3‘25:L?n%::&rn‘ff s fexible arch Also herds willingly | 1% soes i the ‘Same. shade as her | MArbuDy Begle: SO0H 0 Beate. © The with every step you take, giving!gown. The Qebutante wearing soft | 0rnc” Tuests are Miss Emma Stitt. you a irecdom of action that holds | white satin. with slightly draped {yfigs Virginia Edwards, Miss Alice off fatigue. and allows 1l < |skirt and i sleeveless waist made |yjjjpurn, Miss Agnes Ashford, Miss EUEE g | With bateau neck, and she is carrving [ Dorothy Kimmell. Miss Irene Russell, Miss Dorothy Clark,” Miss Caroline Johnson, Miss Eugenia Lejeune, Miss Audrey Carter and Miss El izabeth Price. A number of additional guests ' ‘ de at the tea table. off fatigne. and allows 1h ol taicies ening exercise of muscles which In the dining room and the ba sts and prevents weak arches. \ Christmas greens and gay poin Eetslaidipienie i s . are used for decorations, and When vou slip your feet into 3 1 3 at the tea table are Mrs : ked for tea, when Mrs. Cantilever Shoes. you secure your & ver. Mrs. Wi e ,::i:e:sotflhe hostess, will pre- fit. \What that will me: o M I V in the way of improved circulation, Carter, Mrs —_ 4 o 2 Iigher color and hetter. spirits. you NG (Enanic 4 Interstate Commerce Commissioner High-Grade & ¢ e " ol 4 and Mrs. Frederick I Cox have with Quality Furs in Sables, F' don’t need to be told. Let us show i jyeante s« Laur: ¥ ss | them for the holidays their son, James | Hf ables, Foxes, HAND-MADE you a pair on your feet Emma . Catherine Rad-{ Houston Cox. =a student at the}jl Stone Mm . eliffe, Mis Edwards, Miss| Mercersburg (Pa.) Academy, and M ONE-HALF L OVERBLOUSES beth Marbury Beale. Miss Lil-| Emily Simpson Allen of Newark, N. J. -HALF PRICE o g NE-HALF PRICE Canhlever Sh"e Sll'p ot Tarner, g?f;“"';'giil“f Solden.| r. and Mrs. Frank S. Hight will 1319 F Street N.W. e arusi. Mite Jean Darrah | entertain at @ charmingly appolnted Tele h o Over Young Men's Shop beth Durvea Walter. |Christmas dance toni€ht o Aoier | i : phone Frankhn 6314 Quakity, Dependability, Service 717 Eleventh St.N. W. | | and Mrs. Jones will give a|Washington Club for their daughter, i Jones Thur: iss Barbara Hight. The guests have Our Pre-Inventory | ONE-HALF PRICE CLEARANCE SALE | / - With January Prices—Right Now | = Your Unrestricted Choice of Entire Fall and Winter l ‘i 1109-1111 G St. N.W. = Spend Your Xmas Money Where It Will Do the Most Good OUR AFTER-XMAS SALES Offer Extraordinary Reductions - 0% Off COATS — CAPES — WRAPS Our Entire Stock Is Included—None Reserved No Exchanges—No Approvals—All Sales Final : Women’s & Misses’ Suits Plain and Fur-Trimmed Models ONE-HALF PRIC | Stock, Including All High-Grade Outer Apparel i : Jor Women and Misses ' Dresses—One-Half Price Dinner Gowns—One-Half Price Iri:‘z oo ..-.;.......-g}g-gg Dinner: Gowns—3$97.50, NOW ... . «.we owe omi. - $48.75 pricad ::‘"' ::“‘_:::::”:322:50 Dinner GowWns—=38125.00, NOW . ... cinie =sereene $62.50 | - oW e il e Tilleaninx Dinner Gowns—$159.50, NOW ... os.onem.-$79.75 [l \ $89.50, NOW o111 2 et v smviamersns e - $44.75 Dinner Gowns—$176.00, now . ..e...-.....$87.50 " 1o ; " Dance Frocks—One-Half Price 8 ‘ : | | Ak ‘ Dance Frocks—3$39.50, NOW . 1w vise sie oo - $19.88 I Dance Fmok:’:gfi,oo, NOW e« aimierern $22.50 ? Dance Frocks—$59.50, NOW s s v s $29.75 ‘ “ - Dance Frocks—$69.50, NOW .. vos some v $3475 | | Hand Tailored Sutts—One-Half Price ~~ Luurious Wraps and Coats—One-Half Price [ ll Suits—$37.50, NOW . imcaasssissns samsemns «$1875 Wraps—$75.00, NOW . .. e srme ams smens -$3750 l Sults—$49.50, NOW . .o ss cmen s svmrearn $24.75 Wraps—$89.50, NOW .....cueammmeccwesnss 4475 Su 3 WrDS—S$110.00, TOW nsrnomnn ome o oor -$55.00 SuiHGE’w) TIOW 4 cre 2t Sisincainiie 4 2 vmnw-son $82:00 : Wraps—3187.50, NOW ««u. caia simn + « = seme anie 368,76 Mm NOW sececiqeobine mxmmraufim75 Wraps—$l75.00, NOW 0 o aiarers aratein « o o s iemms ,w,so Sutts—3$97.50, NOW: 4. - o ~epe cvprmemse armomrpss m$48.75 Wraps—$225.00, NOW w1 nams e aven o S11250 f | Street—Aft n—Evening - _ PocilWoines ~ Sport and Top Coats—One-Half Price it DRESSES For Misses Spo;'_tt CoatS——Smg, DOW «omrammrotamin o 4 o ,..,\312.754 Il v Sport Coats—3$35.00, now e S17.50 I T e Sport Coats—$45.00, now . i Poiret Twill Dresses, Tricotine Dresses, Combination Dresses. S}:ort Coats—$57.50, now . All sizes. All wanted colors. Taffeta Dresses, 'Canton Crepe Dresses, Satin Dresses, ‘ 1 9 95