Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1923, Page 42

1923 PART 2. Ghika will_preside at the tea table, and other members of the alliancé | nival-cabare will assist Mrs. Calhoun in receiving | features has the guests’ Speclal motors \\m be | Woman's Uni found,at Dupont Circle angd Massa- | own headquarte chusetts- avenue. ‘marked THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. O, JANUARY .7, Mrs. James J. Davis Will |Mr. and Mrs. White Hold Reception Fn"dnyi To Give Early Supper Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of the| The Treasurer of the United States ol SOCIETY. Children’s Charity Ball Set fer Tomorrow Night *The annual Charity ball for the Mardi Gras, a car- | Mre vith- many interesting | is been arranged by the o ersal _Alllance at its | Frank the club hos! The proc v Ford, The first and sec Clifton will _gecom- | ence scheduled to be opened (1 benefit of the Children's Hospital, to be given in the bailrooms of the New Willard Hotel tomorrow night, stands out always as being one of Washington's most successtul events for charity, and with scarcely an ex- ception the social world of Washing- ton will be given over to the ball this season. Dinner phrties will be early, among those cntertaining being Mr. and Mrs. Washington Davidge, Mrs. 1 Herter of the Loard, and a r more dinner parties by will have Senator and Mrs. Oddle as honor & William The sale of boxes has been unprec- edented in the history of charity balls, and among those who have taken boxes—many of whom will en- | tertain parties- the Secretary Mr. Mellon; N James W, Wads ph S. Frelinghuy Mrs. Samue Secretary of Labor, will hold a re- ception Friday afternoon from 6 to 7 o'clock In her apartment at Ward- | man Park Hotel in honor of the dele- | gates to the welfare conference that has been called by the Department of Labor and that sits in Washington January 11, 12 and 13 Mrs. Davis will be ted in re- ceiving by Mrs. Cool and ladies of the cabinet. Mrs. Mark Sullivan and Mre. ¥. T. Henning will preside at the tea table from 6 to 6 o'clock. Miss Grace Abbott, chief of the children's bureau, and Miss Julla Lathrop, the former chief but now of Chicago, W table from 6 to 7 o'clock. Remount Association’s Impromptu Horse Show | The American Remount Association | has issued invitations to the’second of a series of impromptu horse shows | which are being given this season at the Riding and Hunt Club, 22d and P streets northwest. 'The present ex hibition of horsemanship will tal place on Wednesday evening, January 10. at 8 o'clock in the evening. There preside at the tea| and Mrs, Frank White wi'l be hosts at an early supper to be served at & o'clock this afternoen at thelf resic dence, 5200 13th street northwest. The | guests will be Mrs. Percy Vi Penny-| | backer of Austin, Tex:i Mrs. Bimer Blair of New York City] Mré. John Dickinson Bherman of Hstes Park, Col.i Mrs. Horace M: Towner of Wash: h John Ruhl 6f Clarks- a.: Mrs, Rose B Rerry of | Berieley, Cailf.; Miss Florence Dilert of Johnstown, Pa.; Mrs. J, W, Friselle | of ‘Washingtor, Mrs, Franklin White | of Imlllnlalll Ind, &nd Miss Lida Hafford of nf\lnnn burg, | Mzrs. C. C. Calhoun Will ! Hold "At Home" Today | Mrs. . C. Calhoun is holding an “at home" this afternoon at the head- | | quarters of the Woman's Universal Alllance, on the Elverson estate, Mu-| ‘llchu!? s avenue and W wstreet | northwest, from 4 to 6 o'clock p.m., | at which the members of the Noulh‘ Carolina Soclety will be guests of | honor, but to which all her personal | 16 transpott the “Clifton,” ‘ond floors of Luests. moda e about 600 or 800 people, and weel in April Ertebachesr TWCIVG‘TEH Twclve-Twelve F st; . Town- ins. Mrs Walter McLean, tdward C. Mrs. Victor s and members of the allian rdially invited. Dr. Warsau and | Tker will sing. Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, Mrs. John C. | Fremont, Mme. Zaldivar and Princess | are five classes of entries and com- petition is open to members of the| |are Riding and Hunt Club and to officers Mrs. o of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps, | Dehekre. Ma Bavia their families And friends. Mrs. Herbert Slocum, Mrs. Walker. Mme. Hauge. 1. Mrs. C. C. Glover, Mrs. brolkke Thom, Mrs. Louis Frothingham, Mrs. Charles Boughton 3 < = \f 3 Wood. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Wil- -~ @ - S liam F. Dennis, Mrs. H. Wilfred Dn Puy, Mrs. Eugene Mey tore, 610 12th, Above F Irresistible Clearance Prices on All Furs g The closer inventory time comes, the deeper go prices. Every Fur in the house— coat, wrap, scarf and choker—GREATLY REDUCED to bring stocks to the minimun:. €q Your opportunity, if ever there was one, to establish ownership of regally fine furs, at savings substantial enough to more than warrant buying. P SAKS FUR CO. One Family Management for 30 Years 610 Twelfth St.—Just Above F n Y Duncan Phillips, Ars. Brown- INORA DE SANCHEZ LATOUR, ‘ite of the minister of Guatemals, who assisted him in entertaining at an | portant dinner last night at the New Willard for the Secretary of the and Mrs. Hughe: | Every Coat Every Suit Every Dress Every Wrap Every Blouse Ewvery Hat Every Skirt = Every Sweater M Henry olph, ) ]in ‘the apartment at 1934 Calvert| street, which they have leased for the | .| Social Events of Interest i Chronicled of Diplomats | rn. navar attachs of the ebil :! nder Aristedas Who spent & fow days in Wash ington last week at the Hotel Hami ton, returned to New York Fridas flmflfllIflfllIIIIIHIIIll|lIflflllII!IIIIIIIIlIlIII!IIIIIlIIIL Bring in this ad before January 14 and get Expert Marcel.. . 75¢ Shampooing . ...50c Hair Dyeing . .. $4.95 MISS FLEET Late of Lansburgh & Bro. and Woodward & Lothrop MISS HESS Late of Myrtle Price O Breniss Garden Rose Beauty Parlor 1110 H Street N.W. Franklin 2224. Expert Service | S Col. Willla Hight, Robert 3 lranh S Mrs. Hayne . e Luttrell, Mrs. Annfe( __(Co! . Delos ued from Fourth Page.) {ton in a few days. They have been absent since the early autumn, spend- ing several months on vacation in their home in Chile. = The counselor of the German em- . Dr. Hany Heinrich Dieckhofr, S K street, the form counselor of the embassy and Ba Mr. | oness von Thermann. au Diec e C. | hoff will come to this country about Wilkins, Mr. | the middle of February. r. Horace H. The counselor of the Netherlands le- ;| gation and Mme. Hubrecht have given ¥ | up their suburban home. Mount Eagle, which ied through the summ nd are established s :tts avenue, which or the winter. The superior quality and exclusive style of Erlebacher’s famous wearing apparel is rec- ognized in fashion circles. At the tremendous discount the values are most unusual. they have lease The secretary of the Rumanian le- and Mme. Nano will leave { Washington Tuesday for a thre T | week tour of the hwestern sec- tion of the United . SPECIARISTS IN PLAYER PIANOS ol DEMOLL 2 W AECLIAN HALL - Twelfth and G m a vfm GREAT VALUES —FEATURE OUR ANNUAL JANUARY SALE Every Traded-in Piano, Player-Piano and Phonograph on Sale These instruments were traded in during our Christmas Sale, at the prices quoted the values are remarkable. ge B. Cochran, Rea Capps, Mr, Hor: J. Dorn, Mr. J. Maur Downing, Capt. M. H. Everett, 1109 1111 G St.N.W. Open 9.15 AM. Close 6 P.M. KAPLOWIT Zso INCORPORATED ZZININTH /TN, loge. ‘ommdndern Rodney Lalke Lynn, Mr. A imander Jam harles L. Mc kW, Our Annual January CLEARANCE SALE All odd lots must go, regardless of former prices Dresses Reduced Every dress is an extraordinary value. Nearly all sizes in the various lots, but not in any one style —be here at store opening to avoid disappointment. 18 Silk Dresses $9.90 Formerly priced to $25.00......ccoe.cacue e e e 32 Silk and Cloth $1 9.95 Dresses, worth to $45.00 . cc.ce.eua.. = 25 Sequin Robe 3 [ _7—5. M. Barr Mohun, ’v,}_lar‘ltes”!‘ Munroe, Secretary Andrew ellon, Comma; i Roweicllon, Commander Wililam F. Armisiead Peter, ir.; Mr. James Mel® ford Place, Mr. A. 'Mitchell Palmer, Mr. Henry Arnold Peckham, Repre- sentative R. Wayne Parker, Dr. oM JULS +*COWN/ - “WRARS Hints of Spring in Our Present Fashion Showing of New Dresses Geors Mr. W ind Mr. F Charge Accounts Solicited. Also slightly shopworn and demonstration instruments go in the sale. s3iasssi| < 3 Player - Pianos Included in the lot are Angelus, Behning, Auto- piano, Gulbransen, Pia- nolas and others. Priced 290" SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS Upright Pianos Included in this de- partment are such makes as Steinway, Webher, Knabe, Shoninger, Kim- ball, Baldwin, Gabler and many others. Priced from 125" SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS Phonographs Nearly every standard make is in this sale, in- cluding Vocalions, Vic- troias, Pathes, Colum- bias, Edisons, Sonoras, etc. Priced from $39.00 SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS flannes 1214 F St.—Between 12th and 13th Specialists in Women’s and Misses’ Apparel = Dresses for evening wear. Values to $85.00. Reduced to........... 20 Chitfon Dresses and Evening Drenes, wor!ll up to $69.50. Reduced to. Coats Reduced Values are béyond comparison 20 Sport Coats that Formerly sold up to $25.00 . 26 Sport Coats that Formerly sold up to $39.95. 250 15 Short Jackets of All other coats, both plain and fur-trimmed models DRASTICALLY REDUCED Miscellaneous Items Reduced for Quick Clearance Wonderful Sale of Trimmed Hats Hhe T2 §1.98 0 $208 Peticonte of Satesn, §] 50) EVERY NEW SPRING SHADE $ 1 9 8 THE PRESENT ASSORTMENT CONTAINS 500 NEW AND ARTISTIC | . _J $1.50 Two Big Specials in New Instruments Shoninger Pianos 205 i $25.00 CASH, BALANCE o et e 3 N eers PAYMENTS have sold for 18 years. NEW MODEL VOCALION IMT SECTION For—Monday Shoninger Player-Piano BALANCE Complete s 5 7 5 TERMS 30 MONTHLY PERIOD MODELS with all the $25.00 CASH, Sold all over the United PAYMENTS latest im- SOLD ON REASON- ABLE CRED- IT TERMS. $2.98 and $3.98 Ska Underwm Reduced to Wash Waists that formerly soldto $3.98 at....covuuooen- Velvet Beaded and Leather Hand- bags; worth to $3.98. Now...... provements. TERMS— $1000 PER MONTH. HATS WHICH HAVE JUST ARRIVED. THEY ARE A NOTABLE EXAMPLE OF THE VALUE TO BE FOUND IN THIS NEW DE- PARTMENT. IN SOME INSTANCES THE MODELS SHOWN ARE EASILY WORTH TWICE THE PRICE ASKED. A VISIT IS SUG- GESTED.