Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1923, Page 44

rao Penngylvania‘ Society to Honor Dr. Penniman Dr. Josiah H. Penniman, who was elected last week to the office of pro- vost of the University of Pennsylva- mia, will be guest of horor of the Pennsylvania Soclety of the District of Columbia at its meeting in the ballroom of the New Wiliard Hotel, Friday evening, January 26. This will be University of Pennsyl- ‘vania night and an occasion for the assembling'of all Washington Alumni of the Keystone institution, which is ©one of the oldest in the United States. Dr. Penniman graduated from the university in 1890 as a doctor of philosophy. He was dean of the facul- ty from 1897 to 1909. and vice pro- vost from 1911 until her recent elec- tlon as provost. His speech here will be the first public address since he ‘was made head of the university. Dr, Penniman will be introduced by Dr. Leo S. Rowe, president of the University Association of Washington and dlrector general of the Pan-American Union. The musical program will be_ furnished by the quartet of the University Musical Club. After the program there will be dancing, with music by the Keystone Orchestra. In the reception line will be Dr. and Mrs. Josiah H. Penniman, Representa- tive and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Dr. Leo S. Rowe, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Blum, Dr. and Mrs. James G. McKay, Mr and Mrs. John Thomas Taylor, and Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, Dr. Mrs. John P. Turner, Dr. and Mrs. J. Bartlett Hills, Dr. and Mrs. John R. Kohler and Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Richardson. The officers of the Penn- sylvania_Socléty are Representative Clyde Kelly, president; T. Lincoln Townsend, Dr. John S. Arnold and Mrs. Frank L. Crilly, vice presidents; and Edwin A. Niess, secretary and treasurer. Admission to the university night meeting will be through special cards sent to members and guests cards which may be procured before or at the meeting. Fort Humphreys Dance Scores Another Success Another successful dance was add- ed to the series being given this| season at Fort Humphreys on the occaslon of the masquerade which took place there Friday night under the auspices of the officers and ladies of the post. In the recelving line were Col. and | Mrs. Woodruff, Col. and Mrs. Kelly| and Maj. and Mrs. Thomas. Lieut. Harlow was chairman of the floor committee. The hall was turned into a fairy- land by the unusual decorations of lanterns and masks, in addition to the conventional palms, and when filled with the dancers in thelr gay and varled costumes made a picture that will long be remembered by those who were present. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes. Mrs. Gams, who wore a harem costume, was winner of the first prize; Mrs. Woodbury, who was in a Russian costume, won the sec- ond prize. Mrs. Perry Brown, as a Turkish lady; Mrs. Earle Tanner, as a gypsy. and Mrs. Dorst, as a Hawalian dancer, attracted much favorable comment. * Lieut. Whitaker and Lieut. Griffith, as Bill and Al, charac- ters from the French cartoons dur- ing the world war, won the first prize among the men for their cos- tumes. Maj. Fleming and Capt. Moses, as wooden soldiers, the second prize. Capt. Skerry, who appeared as Jiggs, was one of the Interesting figures at the dance. Col. and Mrs. Woodruff _entertained at a dinner party preceding the masquerade. patroneases Announced For D. A. R. Card Party The patronesses for the card party to be given by the Federal City Chap- ter, Daughters of the American Rev- olution, at the Hamilton Hotel, Thurs- day evening, will include Mrs. How- ard L. Hodgkins, vice president gen- eral, N. S, D. A. R; Mrs. William B. Hardy, Mrs, John M. Beavers, Mrs. Charles O. Appleman, Mrs. Catherine X. Nagle and Mrs. James E. Mulcare. Among thoSe who have taken tables are Mme. Jean Labat, Mrs. Mallion A. Winter, Mrs. Redwood Vande- grift, Mrs. Mary K. Nalle, Mrs. George Chadsey, Miss Estelle Price, M Nette L. Herrick, Mrs. Fula K. Woodward, Mrs. J. H. Me- Teer, Mrs. Royal L. Shuman, Miss Kate R. Powell, Mrs, Gawler, Mrs. ing, Mrs. A L. Cline, Mrs. isewell, Mrs. F. M. Thomp- son and Miss Mary Bagwell. Marriage Licenses. 1 gollarriase licenses hate been fssued to the ollowing - Max B. Ruehrmund and Lois V. Glll, both of Richmond, Va. Andrew C.'Wooden and Fastel Mills. Asther Highes and Mary B. Jones, James H. Posey and Alice V. Willett. ‘Arthur T. Brett of this city and Esther J. Clayton of Chicago, 1L, | Eimo E. Gordon of this city and Florence | L. Herberson of Laurel, Md. | Carl F. Tierney and’ Gertrude T, Kent. | John H. Fuok and Anns Shimek, both of Baltimore, Md. | receiyed | ] ¥ SOCIETY. MRS. WILLIAM E. ROUND . | Of Wheeling, W. Va., the house guest of Representative and Mrs. Walluce H. White, jr., of Maine. Plans Completed for Gala Mardi Gras Ball Miss Virginia Hereford, sponsor, and Miss Marie Louise Owens, maid of honor of Washington Camp, No. 305, Sons of Confederate Veterans, with Mrs. Jesse Anthony, jr, as chaperone and Mrs. Albion W. Tuck as matron of honor, will be hostesses at the eighth annual Mardi Gras ball to be given by the camp Monday evening, February 12, at the Ra- leigh Hotel. This ball, which will close the pre-lenten activities of the camp, will be the sceme of much mirth and merriment, and varlous favors in keeping with the gala oc- casion will be distributed to the guests. Mr. Daniel C. Roper, president of the Southern Society, will act as chairman of the floor committee, with Mr. W. E. Hutton as vice chairman. They will be assisted by Mr. Jesse A. Adams, Mr, George C. Clark, Mr. Ed- ward I. Britton, Mr. meier, Mr. John' F. Brewster, Mr. Steve Clarence J. Owens,-jr., Judge O'Con- nor, Mr. George C. Shaffer, Mr. Wil- liam 1. Denning, Mr. Paul C. Coulon, Dr. R. O. E. Davis, Mr. Albert O Denham, Mr. I C. L Evans, Mr Harry Holt, Mr. Clarence Greene, Mr. Charles P. Light, Mr. W. T. M Mr. Roger Mehurin, ) > Mr. Paul H. Selde Charies W. Taylor, Mr. Page Irving, Mr. W, Rose, Mr. James K. Me- bane, Mr. C. L. Galbraith, Mr. George Williams, Mr. Edward Rawlins, Mr. Clark Conway and Mr. Comus Peuny. The reception committee will be composed of Mr. Harry F. Carey, chairman; Mr. Wade H. Cooper, vice chairman; Mr. Jesse Anthony. Jr.; Dr. Clarence Owens, Mr. Claude N. Bennett, Mr. F. R. Fravel, ) . W. R. Ewing . Stamp, ———r DEFY GRAY HAIR INO matter what your age, gray hair pro- ' “claims you old, If at'30 or 40 your hair has grayed, *‘Brownatone” will your greatest boon. “'Brownatone is woman's best friend in preserving the “look of youth.” It bas restored girlish charm to. thousands. Easy to use and q}xl:kly tints gray, faded, m?kgd or harmless to the hair, scalp or skin. Sold at all dealers Soc and $1.50. _Triai bottle mailed di- rect for 10c. The Kenton Pharmacal Co., 6% Coppin Bldg., Covington, Ky. BROWNATONE Tint: Hair Any Shade & Qo. NewYo! THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, $11.50 Iron Beds, , $5.49 These beds are slightly marred from handling. White enamel finish, double size. Reduced to $18.50 Brass Beds, $14.95 Satin finish Brass Beds, in double size; of attractive design and splendid construction. Re- duced to $14.95. $45 Kitchen Cabinets, $32.50 Well-built Kitchen Cabinets, white enamel inside and out- slde—sanitary and equipped with all labor and step-saving devices. Reduced to $32.50. Divided Payments $9 Table Lamps, $6.75 Electric Table Lamps, mahog- any finish base, with 18-inch silk shade. Reduced to $6.75. A $25 Wood Beds, $9.95 Wood Beds, in mahogany or walnut finish, Colonial style, double size. Reduced to $9.95. $35.50 Poster Beds, $22.50 Walnut or mabogany finish Poster Beds, in double and twin bed sizes. Reduced to $22.50. $225 American Walnut Dining Room Suite Four-Piece Dining Room Suite of American Walnut finish; simple and graceful in design and showing the work of expert Comprises 60-inch Buffet, large China Cabinet, en- craftsmen. closed Server and oblong D. O, JANUARY 21, 1923—PART 2. Living Room Suites t Cl Reducti 3-piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite, con- sisting of Settee, Armchair and Rocker. Uphol- }sl 19.25 $169.00 Living Room Suite—Now mahogany-finish frame; loose cushions and spring seats. Covered in figured velour. Extra $198.00 Living Room Suite—Now ~3-piece cane-back and side-arm Living Room ' 50 cushions, with 2 extra pillows. Upholstered in 5 l48= 3-piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite, up- holstered in two-tone taupe embossed velour, )s .75 with spring cushions. - $285.00 Living Room Suite—Now 3-piece Living Room Suite, with mahogany }5213 75 $159.00 Living Room Suite—Now stered in velour. ot 3-piece cane-back Living' Room Suite,” with )sl 75 pillows and roll included. 26 Suite, with mahogany-finish frame; loose spring $265.00 Living Room Suite—Now Chair and Armchair finish frame, upholstered backg and spring seats. Covered with embossed velour. Renaissance period design. Complete with 2 pillows. Extension Table. A real bargain at. . $1 The January Mark-Down of Dining Room Suites | The Pre- Inventory Sale of Ffirniture Offers Savings of 25% to 33%% + This clearance sale of Goldenberg Furniture enters its second week with a new list of offerings that mean savings of a quarter to a third and more. All odd lots, few-of-a-kind suites and single pieces are being sacrificed in order to insure quick clearance. Many unusual bargains await your selection. Every piece is up to the usual high Goldenberg standard of quality. If It Is Inconvenient to Pay All Cash, Our Divided Payment Plan enables you to have your furniture delivered immediately—you buy at the low January Pre- Inventory Sale prices as though you paid cash, and have the payments spread out. A $8 Bedroom Rockers, $4.50 Clearance of odd Bedroom Rockers and Chalrs, in _mahog- any or walnut finish. Reduced to $4.50. $25 Gateleg Tables, $16.95 Mahogany finish Gntelsg”rl- les, with oval top. Reduced to $98 Vanit $69.75 A number of these handsome Vanity Dressers, dropped from suites to be cleared out tomor- row at this greatly reduced price. Fine figured walnut fin- ish, with large plate glass mir- ror. $32.50 Walnut finish Dressers, with large mirrors and deep drawers. Reduced to $82.50. $27 Bed Outfits, $19.98 Complete bed outfit, consist- ing of sturdy Iron Bed, in white enamel finish, Bed Springs and comfortable Mattress. Reduced to $19.98. o $29 Tea Wagons, $19.75 Mahogany finish Tea Wagons with glass tray and rubber-tired wheels. . Reduced- to $19.75. PRE-INVENTORY SALE OF Mattresses Cotton Mattresses, all sizes, mood art | ticking, new sanitary ( . cotton filling Layer Felt Mat- 69 T Bidding Fifth Avenue- Y S 70 1$9.75 edge, tufted top Upholstered Box Springs, covered with fancy art $275.00 Dining Room Suite—Now 10-piece walnut-finish Dining Room Suite, consisting of Buffet, sémi-inclosed China Cabi- net, Serving Table, oblong Extension Table, 5 $155.00 Dining Room Suite—Now 10-piece Dining Room Suite in Scotch gray oak finish, comprising MBuffet, China Cabinet, Serving Table, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Armchair, OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEL» Final Reduction and Clearance Winter Merchandise MANY GOWNS and DRESSES For Evening, Afternoon and Street Wear at the astonishing low prices of $25 $35 $50 $75 Formerly priced up to $145 With many other lines Reduced One-Half EVERY WINTER SUIT None Reserved—All Reduced One-Half Two and Three-Piece—Tailored and Fur- Trimmed Exclusive Models, Formerly $75 to $350. Now $35 to $175 EVERY WINTER WRAP & COAT Regardless of former selling prices, now Reduced % and 14 No Reservations, Exchanges or Approvals, Alterations Charged. $50 Dressing Tables, $32:50 Mahogany finish Dressing Ta- ?rllst;' !i;llAdum period design, riplicate mirror. Ri Siantn educed Suite, Dresser, Chifforette, Rocker and Toilet Bench. $119 ish, including upholstered in imitation leather $398.00 Dining Room Suite—Now 10-piece Dining Room Suite, in walnut two- tone finish, consisting of Buffet, Cabinet and Server, oblong Extension Table, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Armchair, upholstered in gen- uine leather ................ 7-piece Bedroom Suite, in Scotch gray finish, comprising Toilet Table, full-size Bed, Chair, 4-piece Bedroom Suite, in walnut finish, consisting of full-size Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. Reduced t0..c0cecereecseescaccncne $325 Bedroom Suite, in walnut fin- in-Beds, large Dress- er, Chifforette and Toilet Table, Re- duced t0...vicicoccoscnsccncse . 11222 genuine leather ... inclosed China 298 Pre-Inventory Reductions in Bedroom Suites $159 Bedroom $179 Bedroom Suit uite, 7-piece Bedroom Suite in ivory enaiel finish, with delicate blue tint stripe. Dresser, 3-glass Toi- let Table, Chiffonier with mirror, full-size Bed, Chair, Rocker and Toilet Bench. * - $134 $168 $85 4-piece Bedroom Suite, in walnut fin- ish ; bow-foot Bed, Dresser, Vanity and Chifforobe. Special at...ceceeavanss 4-piece Ivory Bedroom Suite, includ- ing Dresser, Chiffonier, Toilet Table and Bed. Reduced £0.ccececcceience Side Chairs and 1 Armchair, upholstered in . $495.00 Dining Room Suite—Now 10-piece. Dining Room Suite, in mahogany G finish, comprising Buffet, open China Cabinet,)$ 25 OISt Inclosed Server, 54-inch Extension Table, 5 Sid = OG Chairs and 1 Armchair, upholstered in tapestry. 111852 ticking, single or double bed sizes. Regularly $25.00 == Spinet Desks, $18.75 Colonial style Spinnet Desks, in mahogany finish. Reduced to $18.71 . $60 China Cabinets, $39 Beautiful China Cabineta in mahogany or walnut finish; glass front. and ends. Reduced to $89.00. $25 Sewing Cabinets, $16.95 Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets, in mahogany finish. Reduced to $16.95. $29 Davenport Tables, $19.95 Mahogany finish Davenport Tables with round corners. Re- duced to $19.95.