Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 8

Spanish Ambassador and Senora de Riano Entertaining a Dinner Com- pany at the Embassy Tonight. HE ambassador of Spain and| Wednesday afternoon, becauss of 1il- Senora de Riano will enter- | ness. tain a company of twenty- two at dinner this evening. assidor of Belgium and Bar- | n oness ::T"G:::\:rr:;a the ambassador | thelr home, in Denver, Col. of Great Britaln and Lady Geddes Wil share honors at the dinner this ~vening which the undersecretary of State and Mrs. Phillips will glve at Beauvoir. The company twenty. Mrs. honor ed at AMrs. William Baile Speaker and Mrw. lett will be the gues ner this evening lof Mrs. F who will_entertain a dis- iinguished company of eighteen in her home on New Hampshier avenue. Dent Grant. entative Homer P. Snyder of ftle Fane N. Y., gave a breakfast 0 o'clock this morning at compliment to chairman of the New York state republican com- Little Falls. N. party at 9 the New Willard in Mr. George K. Norris. Coolidge was the guest of At a luncheon party entertain- the Hotel Hamilton today by | Tamar. ~ illett Guests of Mrs. Grant Tonight. he Speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives and Mrs. Frederick 1L Gil- fett will be.th s of honor at din- will number Frederick EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, ing & company at bridge this after- noon followed by tea in compliment Mrs. Eugene Villaret. The other Daniel L. Borden) Mrs. Frank Easby- Galleher, Miss Miss Elizabeth t Crnhron, Miss houss, at 3308 Trec: for the ton which the Natignel Park Sem 1 Alumni Assoolation will give ‘Wednesday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs, B. Lovette enter- tained at tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Margaret Lindsey Wil- llams, the English artist, who is in Washington to paint the portrait of President Harding for tho English- speaking unfon of Great Britain. Among other out-of-town guests at the tea yesterday were Mr. Luther Lewis of New York and Mr. David E. Roberts of Baltimore. Miss Bessie Whitford presided at the tea table, assisted by Miss Edith Crowder of ' Shreveport, La.; Miss Gladys Hillyer of Palacios, Tex., and Miss Margaret Whitford of Washing- lon, The large company was entertained by an informal program of music given by Mrs, Lorena Stockton Gawler, soprano, and Miss Mary Ruth Matthews of Plainview, Tex. and Miss Zelma Brown of Temple, Téx., panists. Smith, Eleanor Carreoll Hill, Miss Adeline Thornton, Miss Florence Schnelder, - Miss Corinne Stephens, Miss Dorothy Dennett, Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark, Miss Josephine Willi- ford and Miss Dorothy Johnson. Ad- ditional guests have been asked for tea, when Mrs. Albert Morgan Gl bert and Mrs. Frank W. Hill will pre- side at the tea table. Mrs. Robert Willlamson Hunter is entertaining at a bridge and tea thi; afternoon for Miss Josephine Willi- n ford. Mrs. James E. Freeman, wife of the rector of the Church of the Epiph- any, has discontinued her Monday afternoons at home. Mr, and Mrs. Barry Mohun enter- tained forty guests at lunch yester- day in honor of . and Mrs. Morris S. Tremaine of Buffalo, N. Y. Judge and Mrs. Ira E. Robinson en- tertained a company of ten at dinner last evening at the Powhatan. The assistant attorney general and Mrs. Holland will have as their guests for a week Mr. and Mrs. George M. Post, who will arrive tomorrow from Mrs. Henry C. Sheridan and Mi . Henry C. Sheridan and Mrs. Theodore Tiller have been added to the list of patronesses for the card party to be given Wednesday at the Hamilton Hotel by the Woman's Club of Bethesda, for the clubhouse bulild- ing fund. . Mrs. J. L. Barr is entertaining a small company at tea this afternoon at Le Paradls, _The sale of boxes for the Child Welfare-ball which will be given at | the New Willard Wednesday evening, vhich has been concluded by Mrs. ove Slater and Mrs. John Allan Jougherty, netted _$6,000. This um of money Mrs. Slater deposited { 1 the bauk Friday, the day beforr leaving for .the south. Many of the | boxes were sold two and three times |over, so great was the demand; there | the pageant written by Mrs. Walter Is & walting lisc now for any box |R. Tuekerman, to be presented before {juhich may be returned. Iivery box|the Child Wel ball Wednesday s Daid fow two weeks before the ball. | night. Probably this one fact has never oc- curred before in the history of ball glving. Holding .boxes are the Secretary Senora de Riano Homor ! Mrs, C. C. Callioun, accompanied Ly Guent at Women's Club. her daughter, Mrs. . Drury, Jl’.;l Senora de Riano, wife of the am- | %"n;‘urlllg“I’}il‘erl;“;{‘.“D;:rl"Y.l:;!. ;‘fi“fl:fi bassador from Spain, will be the hon- « Drief visit to Charleston. Mrs. Cal- |°F BUest of the Women's City Club | houn has therefore had to cancel all |8t & tea to be given at the clubhouse, social engagements until February 3, | 22 Jackson place, on Wednesday, from when she will return in time for the [s:30 (o § o'clock, Mrs reception of the Massachusetts So- |Siuornieqr’ prosident. o clety at Clifton, Sunday, February 4. {111 be assistod by Mis. o G Mrs. Drury, with her guest, Miss|io. be fasisted by Mrs. A G i ——— | HEFiman, 300" emaln. 1 Chutloston |47k 4nd other pmembers o the bourd Senator Richard P. Ernst, Senator|fOf some time for visits to her rela- |y Murk Potter and Mrs. George | 4 = B tives there, and will be jolned later | Fagiment will pour. The ook Of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon: wtha/| 2muel D. Nicholson, District Com-| by her husband, Mr. P. A.'Drury, It [club members only. | minister of Hungary and Countess|missioner and Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph, | Szechenyl, Senator and Mrs. Arthur|Mr. and Mrs. Guy Despard Goff, Mr. Capper, Senator James W. Wads-|and Mrs. Hampson Gary, Mr. and Mrs. . Jr.; Senator and Mrs. Lawrenoce | Henry V. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Representative and Mro, | Pembroke Thom, Mrs, T. De Witt Tal- | has MISS EVELYN WADSWORTH, Daughter of Senntor and Mrs. James | 4 worth, who will appear in | Mrs. George Tully Vaughan enter- ! talned at luncheon on Friday in honor of Miss Ruth Green. Those asked to meet her were Miss Pamela Henry, Mrs, Thomas” ¥ Walsh Mre, | Miss Taylor Logie, Miss Neville, Miss —_ | The second function of the season | of the Mississippi Soclety_ will be! given at the Washington Club tonight. The guest of honor, Col. John Te: Graves, will deliver an address. Mrs. David H. Kinchelos will give musical seloctions. There will be & reception om 8 to X, the recelting line including Mrm Peroy. H. Quin, the president, and the officers of the soctety, the former presidents and their wives and Army, Navy and marine officers from Misaissippl. Refreshments will be served and dancing to the music of an orchestra from 10 to 1 o'clock. Admission will be by card. -Guest and membership cards can be obtained from the secretary, Mrs. _Zallle Brinker Wolfe, Government Hotels All Mississipptans are cordially fn- vite, = Because of {liness Mra. Charles V. Pelleys, second vice president of the goalety, will not be in the recelving line. The Society of Washington Artists will hold its thirty-second annual ex- hibition in ‘the special exhibition room of the Corcoran Gallery of Art from_Saturday, February 3, to Sun- day, February 25, 1923, inclusive. The jury of selection consists of William H. Holmes, president; Elizabeth Saw- telle, vice president; 2 Saunders, treasurer; Herbert F. Clark, secre- tary, and the executive committee composed of Sarah Munroe, Hattle E. Burdette, Richard D. Engel, Bdward Nye and Benson Moore. Mrs, Ralph Waldo Hunt wiil enter- tain members of her club at bridge tea tomorrow afternoon In her apart- ment, at Southbrook Courts. | Joseph H. Choate Chapter of Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity gave a dinner dance | DRESSMAKING MILLINERY SCHOOL WOMAN'S LOGICAL PROFESSION GRAD! ASSISTED TO_POSITIONS E ET US PROVE IT. LIVINGSTONE'S YEARS IN WASHINGTON. 1115 G ST. N.W. AT 12th ST. 30* at the Ebbitt Baturday evening, which |ard Bresee, ‘was attended by Justfce and Mrs. Frederick L. Slddons, Mr. and Alvin H;{‘l, Mrh Mrs. C. L. Marshall a; Charles E. Quirollo, M1 stedt, Miss Laura Shepherd, -r:d Mra. Lyle Hult: Betty Jester, Miss Gladys 'Woodcock, Miss Marie| Mr. im, Miss Alma \Pridsell, Miss| Rea and Mr, Henry Money wers i1 Frances Natlons, Fw Taylor, Miss Anna Lee iss Aliene Erack&n-l P. G. Hommes, Mr. How- | guiity, WAJINDOW SHADES & Haggerman, SOCIETY John Mr es Hoover, Mr. Mr. ‘and Mrs, | Wilkins, Betty Glim- Mias Miss Dorls Mook, | charge. L. Lannon, Miss At Factory Prices You save mpney by dealing direct it} us—and at a low price, too. what your requirements, if it’s shade work vou need—get our estimates first! —— A guilty man does not need a jury of twelve to convince him that No matter Henry Money, Daniel J. O'Brien, Aubrey & Carter, F. L. Moseley, Louls N, Good son, George O. Vourness, Thomas ¥ Godfrey L. erick P, H. Siddons, Brnest O, Pa land and the chapter chancellor, Mt Miss Lols Wickhan, |Lloyd Trullinger. Howard Breseo, ¥rod Mr. John 1. he is snittee. The other guests were Sen- ator James W. Wadsworth, jr.; Sen- or William M. Calder, Representa- tive Frederick C. Hicks, Representa- tive, Ogden L. Mills, Representative Hamilton _Fish. Representative Charles B. Ward, Representative James S. Parker, Representative irank Crowther, Representative Ber- trand H. Snmell, Representative Lu- ther W, Mott, Representative John D. “larke, Representative "Walter W. \figee, Representative Thomas B. Dunn, Reppesentative S. Wallace Dempsey, Representative Clarenco \acGregor, the assistant secretary of war, Mr. Wainwright, w!!o As_ulso vepresentative-elect from New York; the assistant secretary of the Navy, Col. Roosevelt, and Mr. Cyrus Drury of Albany, N. J. Miss Dorothy Mondell” and Mlss Helen Campbell, daughters of retiring representatives in Congress, are enter- taining a company of twenty at bridge this afternoon Congressional Club, a_small company guests having been asked for the tea Tollowing. hy, of Commander Leahy, will be hostess at tea this afternoon, entertaining in hon- or of her mother, Mrs. Charles W. Clin- Yon of New York. Mrs. Roosevelt, wwife of the assistant secretary of the Navy, and Mrs. Harold A. Brown, wife > assistant naval attache of the i’ritish embassy, will preside at the :ca_table, assisted by Mrs. Franklin J1. Ellis, Mrs. Horace Green, Mrs. Gil- bert J. Roweliffe and Miss Virginia Hunt. Miss Mildred Dilling of New York will give a charming program of harp numbers during the afternoon. The officers stationed at Fort Myer and their wives will give the first of series of dances this evening at the fort. Mrs. Tsaao T Mann and her daugh- ter, Miss Alice Mann, left Washing- ton last evening for New York and will 'sail tomorrow from there for| Egypt. They will visit in Paris for! some time before returning to this country early in May. of ] The birthday anniversary of Judge John Barton Payne was the occa- sion of a dinner and dance Saturday it the Graco Dodge Hotel, with the Washington Division'of the American Red Cross, of which Mrs. John Allan Dougherty is the chairman, as hosts. The fleld representatives from the sleven states which compose this division were in Washington for a weel’s conference and were gues | Mrs. Samuel J. Arentz of Nevada | and Mrs. D. Per Hickling will be at home Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock, in Mrs. Hickling’s home, at 1304 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Rush L. Holland and Mra Pey- ton Gordon have indefinitely post- poned the tea which they planned for This Is an Invitation to Hear Margaret Slattery 0f Boston First Congregational Church 10th and G Streets N.W. Thursday, Feb. 1, to 15, 1923 General Theme of Afternoon Addresses | |lI 4:45 P, (Girls and Women) “WMITHER GOES THE AMERICAN GIRLY" | Thureday, Teb. 1- ither Goes the American | ave of Cystom' Siave of Habit"" ve of Nerves” ave of Emotlons' Slave,of Tmugination™ | he Slave of Prejudice’™ of Reason' ruesday, Feb. Wednesdar, Every] Invi * _oTHE TRAL OF GOD" g thine heart enduring—brave? Thy courage s it trua? Knowest thou no fear? Then come with me along the trall, The winding, ch: ing, daring trail to God."” Peb. 1- he Shadowy Trail' he Great ‘Traii by 1y, Feb. “The Lost Trails’ Sunday, Teb. 11—**New Trail Murks" SUNDAT AVTER T;z\:lmss-nx:xuxcs Girls and Women, Aufig}ml w0 A Feb. — i 8hi) s Tn"" 8 ESTABLISHED 1875 Cordials Non-Alcoholic Bottle Doxen $14.00 $14.00 $14.00 Apricot .. $1.25 Creme de Menthe, $1.25 Maraschino $1.25 of additional { Mlss §etary of state and Mrs. Robert | Woods Bliss, Mr. and Mre. Lugene| Meyers, Jr.; Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Col. and Mrs. Willlam C. Rivers, Col. and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodhull, Mr. and Mrs. George | T. Ma Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. George Mesta, Mre. Richard H. Townsend, Mrs. Mar- shall Fleld, Mrs. W. Harry Brown, Mrs. Philips Van Horne Lansdale, Mme. Hauge, Mrs. H. Wiifred Dt Puy, Miss Eustis’ Mr. Franklin MacVeagh and Mr. Wiillam Phelps Eno. Dr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Kendall and their daughter, Miss Mi- nerva C. Kendall, have arrived in Washington from Syracuse, N. Y., Freeport, Me. where they have nldare ':! 1243 Newton st. Dr. Kendall is - nected with the State College of ;‘%’;- { estry of the Syracuse University. Mayme Ober Peak wi hostess at luncheon Saturday enter taining in honor of her house guest, Mrs. W. B. Chapin.of Englewood, N. J. Mrs. Chapin will be entertained at {ea tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. John . sedy, who will ente: 1 Chevy Chise Club, = —ocriain at the Converse Capt. Allison F. H. Scott of Phil- | Pp: Ira C. Copley, the third assistant sec- | mage, | bald Wells 3 d |mony and attended John Allari Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. | Anne Parker, Georgoe Tichelberger of Cleveland, Mr, | Miss Rose, Miss Agnes and Mrs. Floyd Waggamun, Mr. Hugh Webster of New York and Mr. Archi Emma, Miss Garnett Burks. Wells, daughter of MY. and Mrs. enry Morgan Wells, to Mr. Edward urico Taber, jr. took place at noon today in the library of the rec- tory of St. Paul's Church, the Rev. Dr. Joseph Fletcher, juncle Jf the bridegroom, offiolating. 4 Mr. Taber had as best man Mr. Ray- mond Phillips and the bride was ac- return to their apartment, in Dresden, later in the week. a short stay. Miss Virginia Perry. Shands, Mi Stitf, Miss Jean Tucker ai Mrs, T. Septimus Austin and Miss ! Madeleine Austin have gone to New The marriage of Miss Katherine!York for a few days' visit and wiil ne Mr.-and Mrs. Nelson L. Perin will return at the end of the week from the south, where they have been for —_— | Mrs. John J. Cassedy has loaned her ! rs John J e e id companied by her sister, Miss Helen Martin Wells, as maid of honor. Only a family party witgessed the cere- he buffet lunph- eon served afterward in the.rectory. After a morthern trip Mr. and Mrs. Taber will make their home fh the Molmewood, Baltimore, Md., Mr. Ta- ber having the pastorate of Hampden Church in that oity Miss Alberta Gllbert is entertain- A e 0t Bty Mrs. Jeannette H. Wade At The Women's City Club 22 Jackson Place N.W. adelphia, formerly of Langley Avia- tion Field and Jiater stationed in Washington, was the week end guest of Mrs. Scoft's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Forrest . V, coman, who entertained al nner i e n his honor last Senator and Mrs. Pomerene Honor Guests Last Night. Senator and Mrs. Atles, Pomerene were the guests of honor at dinner last evening of Mrs. Robert F. Mac- | kenzle, who entertained in her home, on R street. The other guests were | Senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland, Senator _and _Mrs. Arthur_Capper, PLAITING HEMSTITCH | BUTTONS COVERED ’ | l!irs. M. E. Holley Lol 2661 15th st. m.w. | For a limited period of A limited number of 8 Fur Coats uu“ Were as High as $150 All Hudson Seal Coats to be sold at actual cost the period of this s. Biue, Cocoa, Beige, Sand an All ' $20.00 $14.00 Martini Cocktails, $1.25 $14.00 Magruder’s Conn. Ave. & K Street 75 candy-lovers to the Rosemary in- P er. Lb. Special, 49¢ per pound. l——| Rosemary Chocolates, 60c—80c—$1 Lb. terpretation of this delectable sweet. i Rosemary Candies by Parcel Post Anywhere. Blackistone’s Rosemary Candy Shop . . Fudge Specially Priced o I c —again to help introduce more m 9 7 Maple, Vanilla, Cocoanut, Choc- o] olate and Marshmallow Fudge. a 1403 H St.—Next to Flower Store == J——olc——[o]c—— ol Unprecedeted- Sale two weeks only we will offer our entire stock of Winter Furs and Fur Coats for immediate clearance. Fur Coats, divided into four groups (excepting Hud- son Seals), for immediate clearance. Were as High as $125 *50 ZIRKIN 100 | FURS 5125 14 Fur Coats Were as High as $250 10 Fur Coats Were as High as $200 ale only. Included in This Sale Are: Mole Wraps, formerly as high as $450, $175 to $300 | The newest shades in White Foxes for spring wear—including All Fox Scarfs, including the finest Alaskas, formerly $25 to $100, nqw— $15 to $60 $55 to $75 d Platinum ; formerly $75 to $100—now Goods Reserved on Deposit Sales Final. No Exchanges Greatest Sgle Eugr Held in Our Establishment : For Two Weeks Only, After Which- Goods Go Back to Regular Prices Make your selections early. A number of spring furs included in this sale. H. Zirkin - 821 14th St. Vfi Washington’s Leading Farrier The Psychology of Success First Lecture, Thursday, Feb. 1,8 PM.| For particulars Phone Col. 7200 31¢ ole——|di 1 At Sloan’s Art Galleries 715 13th Street Chinese and Japanese Art Including Jades, Porcelains, Lacquers, Bro- cades, etc. Valuable Paintings and Engrav- ings, Persian and Chinese Rugs, Antique and Modern Mahogany Furniture, Batik, French, Hinoki, Bombay and other Furni- ture, Diamond Jewelry (large stones), An- tique Silver, China, Glass, Fine Library, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION (By Catalogue) Within Our Galleries 715 13th Street Wednesday, Thursday and Friday January 31st and February 1st and 2nd, 1923, at 2 p. m. each day Now on View Catalogues on Application to C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., Aucts. Every Day’ Arrivals of Spring Fashions OUR FAMOUS ANNUAL JANUARY SALES \ Are especially noted as they offer the best goods at Much Under Their Regular Prices The following sales are exceptional as the st materials and workmanship are of the best: Two and Three Piece Suits i Cloth Coats, Capes and Wraps Fur Coats, Capes and Wraps Dresses for all occasions Silk and Muslin Underwea) All Winter Hats Reduced Waists at Greatly Reduced Prices Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel Children’s and Infants’ Apparel Fbeit Comer Thirieenik 7 Always” New Styles and With Fashion Value 1216 F St. N.W. 535 FLAT CREPE AFTERNOON DRESS of stralght lines, with long waist. Again lar feature of 535.00 a pop the mode; all colors. The woman who knows quality will appreciate the values in NEW CREPE DRESSES grouped at New dresses that offer a world of newness and freshness, far beyond the prices quoted— particularly rich in fabrics and styled in the newest longline models. variations in trimming effects offer unusual selections for personal preference The Colors Lanvin Green, Beige, Cocoa, Brown. Navy, Black—many new Paisleys. o 53950 | The many delightful Dress of Crepe Algiers, finished with tiny metal buttons; full cape sleeves; ma eiae . $39.50 New Crepe Dresses for larger women, many beautiful longline models—$25 to $75 75 Luxurious Fur-Trimmed A g ¢ Extraordinarily Reduced . for Immediate Clearance Purchases of abiding satisfaction and enjoyment are selected furs, finest linings, every one beautifully tailored. $69 to $85 Coats Beaver, Fox, Wolf and Lynx collars— s 75 laine and Panvelaine, blouse, straightline 48.'= and. side-fastening models. $89.50 to $110.00 Coats with choice of navy, black and brown s coats — smart straightline coats in Fashona, Olonzo and Glamora, to be $115.00 to $135.00 Coats . . Large collars and cuffs of Fox, Beaver and Platinum Wolf—slip blouse, wing- $83 75 . Cordella, Fashona and Gerona. Navy, prp— Koran, Brown and Black. $125.00 to $165.00 Coats choicest fabrics, including black Glamora, brown Fashona, brown Gerona, Mar- vella Blouse Coat: = 'WINTER COATS offered in women’s and misses’ coats—beautiful fabrics, models of Mariano, Normandy, Marve- Large collars of Beaver or Squirrel, worn with or without belt. back and side-draped models, in Glamora, Luxurlous furs, individual -models of s 75 94.% (@mels Hair “Camel’s. Hair” We Offer It T Ie Spring’s Smartest Attire SUITS—Fine new’ styles—including short box models, fastening with one button at a low waistline; a very smart double-breasted box jacket and straight longline models, Prices begin at $45. COATS—Three new models—natural color and overplaids of nat- ural color and brown— handsomely tailored and priced but $39.50. SKIRTS — Smart wrap-around models and straightline—in natural color and over- plaids. The price fs special at $10.