Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 8

yocaiet ~. The British Embassy Scene of a Dance “ Tonight, Given by Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes for Young Folk. HE ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes will give a dance this evening at the em- bassy, and a number of dinner parties have been planned preceding the dance. Last' evening the ambassador and Lady Geddes were guests of honor at dinner of .the Secretary of War and Mrs, Weeks. The ambassador of Chiie, Senor Don Beltran Mathieu, returned to Washing- ton last evening from New York, where he went with Senora de Mathieu, wWho sailed yesterday for Santiago, Chile, where she will attend the marriage of er niece, Senorita Gana. Secretary and Mm, Weeks to Receive at Army Dance. The Secretary of War and Mrs. ‘Weeks will receive at the third of the series of Army -da which will be given this evening at Rauscher's in lionor of the deputy chief of staff, Gen. John L. Hines and Mrs. Hines. Others receiving will be the assistant Secretary of War, Mr. J. Mayhew Wainwright; Mrs. Charles S. Farns- worth and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Gasser. Maj. James A. Lyons will make the introductions. A number of dinners will be given preceding the dance, and heading the list will be the dinner to be given at Rauscher’s in honor of the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks by Col. and Mrs. John A. Hull. ing will be Col. Heintzelman, Col. Stuart Harry and Mrs. and Mrs. Bonnycastle, Col. and Mrs. Edgar T.| Collins, Col. and Mrs. John McA. Palmer, Col. and Mrs. Clarence O. Skerrill, Col. and Mrs. Lewis S. Morey, Madj. and Mrs. Robert H. Fletcher. Maj. and Mrs. James L. Muir, and Capt. and Mrs. Luke McNamee. The Speaker of the House and Mrs. Gillett were guests at a dinner given last night by Mrs. Richard H. Town- send at her home on Massachusetts avenue. Other guests at the dinner were the ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartler, Senator and Mrs. Medill McCormick. Senator and Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Senator and Mrs. Hiram Johnson and others of the Sen- ate, while other guests to the number of more than thirty included former Vice President and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall. ert * pany at luncheon today at the Hotel Hamilton, when her guests were Mrs. Work, wife of the Postmaster Gen- eral; Mrs. Willlam Harris, Mrs. Mer- ritte W. Ireland, Mrs. Edward Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming, Mrs liam Crawford Gorgas, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Merriman, Charles E. Sawyer, Mrs. Emmet Gudger, Mrs. Willlam O. Owen, Mrs. Nelson E. Perin, Mrs. W. P. Davis, Mrs. Hitchinson. Miss Doughty, M S. Davis Boak, Mrs. Lissak, livar Lloyd, Mrs. Gllchri ert U. Patterson, Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. James M. Phalan, . Arthur M. Tasker, Mrs. Hum Benjamin B. Warrine 1. Eichelberger, Mrs. Mrs. Hugh Rodman, Mrs. Bose Gaillard, Mrs. Willlam Cline Bordon, Mrs. D. C. Crissinger, _‘G‘nmu‘}d Stoney, Mrs. Josepl Stewart, Miss Betty Perin, Mrs. Fred- erick_Coleman, Mrs. Frank Hutchins, Mrs. Matthew A. DeLangy, R. Davis, Mrs. Joel T. Boone, Donna Ruth Crissinger, Mrs. C. Coburn and Mrs. Charles C. man.. Hill- The -Spanish ambassador and Mme. Riano entertained a small company at luncheon yesterday at the Ham- ilton. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon, was among the guests at juncheon yesterday which the minis- ter of Rumania and Princess Bibesco gave in compliment to the Governor of Jerusalem, Gen. Ronald StorTs. The other guesta included the min- ister of Sweden and Mme. Wallen- berg, the United States minister to Bucharest and_Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay and Mrs. Marshall Field. The_Sécretary of the Interior and| Mrs. Fall will entertain a company of twenty-five at dinner this evening in compliment to former Vice Presi- dent and Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall Among. the other guests will be Sec- retary and Mrs. Fall's Brand Elliott and Mr: and their daughter-in-law Fall. Mrs. Jack Fall and her two children, Jack and Martha, will arrive toda}y “has ol , , Mrs, Jack Ellfott will come from thelr Virginia home today in time for the dinner and to remain & few days, Mrs. Chase and her children will not g "SGyItWr'th Flowers” For Your Valentine Blackistone’s Remembrance Box —A COMBINATION GIFT BOX OF CHOICE FLOWERS AND ROSEMARY CHOCOLATES, $5 and $7.50 1A gift box whose beauty and daintiness will appeal to the most fastidious. The eandy compartment will hold a special assotrtment of famous Rossmary Chocolates—while the selection of flowers depends upon your or “her" preference. Orders for Remembrance Boxes may be left now. 1 We offer Flowers and Floral Valentine Novelties to suit all tastes, and are veady to carry out any spegial commi | | a $2 dozen 0 | | 2] n Others entertain-. EEEEE—:EE lc——loj o] $1.50 bunch - { Thom return to New Mexico until the end of the season. Mrs. Hoover, wife of the Serrelary| of Lommerce, entertained a company | of fifteen at luncheon today in com- pliment to Miss Cecil Lester Jones, whose . parents, the director of the coast and geodetic survey of the De- partment of Commerce, and Mrs. E. Lester Jones presented her to society this season. The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis entertained a company of twelve at dinner last evening in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. They will be hosts at dinner again Tuesday, January 27, in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge. Senator and Mrs. Joseph I. France will attend the dinner Monday even- ing which Mr. and Mrs. Hunt R. Mayo will give in their Baltimore preceding Mr. 3 embroke Tho! tircater party Others of Washington who will be n the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thom and the ter's' neice, Miss Josephine WIlkfc Miss Helen Husted of Ohio, pending the winter with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Mesta, at the Willard, and Mr, Morgan Wicker- sham. Miss Flora Curry, daughter of Rep- resentative C. F. Curry, entertained at luncheon today im honor of Miss Erma Elizabeth Strong, daughter of Representative and Mrs. J. G. Strong of Kansas, whose marriage to Mr. Paul E. Haworth will take place on Monday. The guests included, Mrs. Robert Lewis, bell, Mrs. Margerite Marie Porter, Mrs. James Cantrill, Mrs. A. M. Peterson, Miss Norma Chandler, Miss Elizabeth Hudspeth, Iiss Elaine Lazaro, Miss Gretchen mpbell, Miss Etta Taylor and Miss Faith Campbell. The Twenty-Twenty Club, the latest addition to the dancing clubs of the winter, will hold its first meeting to- morrow night at the residence of Mrs. Walsh, at 2020 Massachusetts avenue, the street number of which gives name to the new organization. It has been decided at a number of pre- vious meetings to limit the club to eighty couples and to fix the dates for February 9, 17 and 24, March 3, 10, 17 and 24. Mrar Walsh has kindly offered her ballroom, and she and Mrs. Daugherty have been clected honorary members and will here- after be the guests of the club. The Twenty-Twenty Club will Te- place the dancing class, which has been entertained by Mrs. Walsh du i three seasons. Among e of yarious committees | which are perfecting details are Mrs. Mathew A. De Laney, who is the treasurer of the organization: Miss . Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. B. Drake, Mrs. Joseph H. Hampson, Mrs. Parker W. West and Mrs. Ira Copley wiil attend to invitations, music and refréshments. home and Mr: b Mrs, Courtney Camp- Stafford, Mrs. The congressional ladies at Con- gress Hall Hotel will observe their regular day at home on Monday, when the following ladies will re- ceive: Mrs. Henry E. Barbour, Mrs. " Another new . and beautiful stocking. Open-work clock, very sheer silk, rein- forced toe and heel, in black, otter, beige—at 300 The Hosiery Shop Arthur Burt Co. 1343 FF o= ol=———lo[—=a]—9] jon you may have in mind for February Fourtéenth. ALENTINE CORSAGES Valentine Baskets of Cut Flowers $3 op Floral Valentines Delivered Anywhere by Telegraph Special for Tomorrow e » .| Club Centerpieces for Your Valentine Party, $3.50 o] : JONQUILS = -SWEET PEAS VIOLETS $3.50up j $1 bunch Harpre:bw MRS, JOHN A. HULL, With her husband, former Represent- ative Hull of lown, she is entertain- ing at a dinner tonight nt Rauscher's vreceding the Army dance, and with Secretary of War and Mra. Weeks as honor guests. William D. Boles. Mrs. Olger B. Burt- ness, Mrs. Charles D. Carter, Mrs. William W. Chalmers, Mrs. Charles A. Christopherson, Miss Emma Collier, Mrs. Charles R. Crisp, Mrs. Frank Crowther, Mrs. William J. Driver, Mrs. James W. Dunbar, Mrs. Richard N. Elliot, Mrs. Edgar C. Ellls, Mrs. Simeon . Fess, Mrs. Richard P. Freeman, Mrs. Hampton P. Fulmer, Mrs. Harry C. Gahn, Mrs. L. M. Gens- man. Mrs. Lindley H. Hadley, Mrs. Benfamin G. Humphreys, Mrs. G. Lanham, Mrs. Aaron s, Clarence Leatherwood, erel C) Mra. John F. Miller, Mrs. James H. MacLafrerty, Mra, Adolphus P, Nelson, rs. Charles J. Ogden, Mrs. Tillman B. Purks, Mrs. J. C. Pringey, Mrs. ¥Fred 8. Purnell, Mrs. Joseph T. Robin- son, Mrs? John M, Rose, Mrs. John N, Sandlin, Mrs. y L. Shaw, Mrs. Phllip D. Swing, Mrs. Edward T. Taylor, Mrs. John N. Tillman, Mrs. Charles B. Tim- berlake, . Mrs. J, Tincher, Mrs. Clarence W. Turner, C rs. Wil Willlam C. Wright and Mrs, Harry! M, Wurzbach, Mrs. Willlam Henry Smith, jr., will glve a tea tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in compliment to Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, who'will leave shortly for a trip around the world. Mrs, Smith has issued no cards and the tea will be In the nature of an at home. _ Assisting Mrs. Smith will be Mrs. Cuno R. Rudolph, Mrs. Viefor Kauffmann, Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day, Mrs, Robert F. Mackenzle, Mrs. Wigmore, Mrs. Georgla Lee Parker, sister of Mrs. Phillips; Mrs, W. Harry Brown, Mrs. Georgia Knox Berry and Miss Irene Hall. Mrs. Smith will give a buffet din- ner with dancing tomorrow evening {In honor of Mrs. Phillips. | Mrs. C. N. Hi p has postponed the luncheon which she had planned for toduy until next Tuesday because | her guests of honor, Mr., and Mrs Andrian Stlivalo of Paris, were u able to come to Washington from New York today as they had planned. Mr. and Mrs. Stlivalo will arrive tomor- row and will be guests at the Willard until the end of next week. Mrs, Arthur Foraker entertained a small gompany Informally at lunch today In her apartment at the Con- necticut Mrs. James Brown Scott will be at howe tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6. Mrs., Davenport White, who was to have held her last day at home on unday, February 11, has been obliged to cancel that date on account of re- cent illness, but will receive later in the season. Mrs. Robert Bruce Emerson enter- tained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Lamont street today, her including Mrs. Joseph Afler Mrs. Frederick K. . H. Bergman, Mr: y, Mrs. W. E. Carey, Mrs. E. Logan Gain, Mrs. L. G. Jullens, Mrs, Richarg L. Lam! Mrs. Charles A. Loffer, MrS§. O a. Vogt, Mrs. James O'Shea, Mrs. James W. Orme, Mrs. John Powers, Mrs. Julla C. Rose, Mrs. Charles E. Swigart, Mrs, Willlam Linkins, Mrs. Florence Warmsley, Mrs. Dora Walton, Mrs. George von Dauchehausen. ' Mr Charles Thompson and Mre. John_J. arly. i Mrs. Edward B. Clark of the| Potomac Hotel has gorie to Chicago, where shé was Bummoned by a telc- gram which told of the critical ill aess of her mother, Mrs. Willlam G. ce. Mra. West, wife of Majw Parker W. West, Will not receive Sunday after- noon, " Mr. Lewls Quintmiller, first mill- tary attache of the Mexican embassy, entertained a party of friends last evening at the supper da in the Petit Madrillion of the Chastleton. the guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richmond, Miss Elizabeth Riddick and Miss Verdis Head. Mr. James R. Ellerson is entertain. ing at his home, 2134 R street, a group of friends whom he entertains annually. Mrs. Cabot Stevdns is entertaln- ing informally at a bridge party this afternoon for Miss Maude Matthews of Minneapolis and Mrs. G. Wallace Hanger. g Dinner Last Night As a Housewarming. Representative and Mrs. Martin B. Madden entertained & company of fifty at supper last evening, when their guests were members of the appropriations committee and their wives. Representative and Mrs. Madden entertained in their new home. at 4201 Woodland drive, which they built and have recently taken pos- session. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sumner Ham- lin entertained at dinner last evening for their daughter, Miss Auna Ham- iin. Mrs. J. W. Brown will be hostess at a’tea for eight at Le Paradis tdmor- row afternoon. Mr. Ralph Snowden Hill of the State Department entertained a.small com- pany at luncheon yesterday at_ the Shoreham in compliment to Miss 804 Seventh St. N.W. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY REMARKABLE SALE 500 NEW SPRING HATS Timbo Braid Tagal Braid Ritz Braid Fine Milans $4.73 All New Shapes, Shades and Trimmings _— Hats Made to Sell Up to $10.00 I Every Stunning Mode in Fashion’s Calendar From the Tailored Hat to the Graceful Picture Model Chiefly One of a Style b, | Grace Vanderbilt of New York, who, with her mother, Mrs. Cornellus Van- derbilt,’ is spending some time at ‘Wardmah Park, The guests were young gIrls and the younger diplo- Mr. Seaton Schroeder, jr., of Mont- clair, N.'J, is staying at the Lee House while on a visit here. Col. and Mrs. Robert W Rolfe were the hgsts at dinner last night, when thelr guests included Gen. W. H. Hart, the quartermaster gener: s Ha Gen, and Mrs. George Burr, Se ator and Mrs. George H. Moses, Gen. and. Mrs. Albert C. Dalton, Col. and Mrs. Henry Morrow, Col. and Mr: John Foster, Col. and Mrs. Frederi, :}u‘na‘“ Duyne and Col. Francls H. Mr. A. Mitchell Palmer, former At- torney General, was host to five luncheon today at the New Willard. Mre. Ralph W. Lee will be hostess at supper tomorrow night at Le :":I;‘AIHB. and will entertain a company en. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moffett of Wash- ington, who are guests of their co) sin, Mr. Frank G. Heaton, in Tampa, Fla, will shortly leave for Fort Myers, Fla., where they will visit their sister. Mrs. Morton Milfore Monday Mr. Moffett was a guest at the Rotary press breakfast, which is one of the big annual events of the locality. Mrs. Moffett mttended the SOCIETY, coronation ball of King Gaspariila XV and Queen Gasparilla, which is the distinctive soclety event of the carnival. Mr. Y. Sashida, Mr. K. Katsuki and | Mr. M. Miyasaki, members of the | Japanese house of commons, which is the lower house of the Japanese diet, have been spending a few days in Washington at the New Willard, and | left last evening for Chicago. They are making an extensive tour of this country and will vislt other large tities before salling from the Pacific coast for thelr home. — . C. Jewett enter- tained at dinner last evening in hon- or of Maj. Gen, and Mrs. Lansing Beach. The other guests were Gen. and Mrs. Harry Taylor, Col. and Mrs, Willlam Crulkshank, Col. and Mre, Peter C. Field of Fort Myer, Col. and Mrs. Clarence O. Sherrill, Mrs. Wil- llam Mitchell, Representative Clay Briggs, Mrs. Frank Hume, the mother of Mrs, Jewett, and Charles Howe. Mrs. H. D. Durpes and Miss E. Mac- Donald of Brookline, Mass, are in ‘Washington for a few days and are at the Burlington Hotel, Mrs. Ralph W. Lee will entertain & party of ten at Le Paradis to- morrow evening. Col. and Mrs. Mignault of Mon- treal, Canada, have arrived to spend (Continued on Ninth Page.) Soup of the Epicure Franco-American Quart Can 38¢c 38¢ 38¢ 38c 38¢c 38c 38c 38c 38c Dozen $4.25 54.25 $4.25 $4.25 $4.25 $4.25 $4.25 $4.25 $4.25 Tomate ........ Moék Turtle. . Oxtail< .k i, Consomme ... Bouillon ...... Julienne ....... Vegetable ..... Chicken .. Chicken Gumbo, ’ Magruder’s Fine Groceries Conn. Ave. and K St. One Hat in the entire city is yours—if the lining is signed— .6 . & 99 Plerrett.e ‘ - Refreshingly new—distinctively exclusive—we receive but a single Hat of a kind—and the display of Pierrette Hats is confined to us in Washington, Dress—Street—Tailored Hate— - ‘Letus suggest the one Hat that is specially adapted for you. Never more, and never less —but always— = 50 to 614 ELEVENTH After the snow comes balmy spring. Be prepared. - ilipshornt ST. | 4 Value-Giving Demonstration Just one of the mafiy features of the new M. Brooks & Co. organization. Just an idea of the values our many patrons may expect to find at this store in the future. Tomorrow we specialize in ~ Women’s and Misses’ Suits Women’s and Misses’ Coats | The Suits All sizes, The Coats The Frocks colorings, ed. at this price.’ Brooks & Co. ~ New Radmoor Silk Underwear 2.95 Entirely new models of fine quality . Radium Silk, in tailored and lace- trimmed styles. Very unusual values Main ' Flpor—M. Women’s and Misses’ Frocks All are at the one Uniform Price of. Made of exceptionaily fine quality Poiret Twills and Tricotines. Tailored on smart straightlines; 36-inch length. Jackets nobby Bulgarian Blouse and box effects in neatly trimmed models. Choice from Blacks, Blues, Tans, etc. Are made in Sport effects, cut extra full, smart sleeves; large patch pock- ets. Most of them are lined throughout with Silk; they are made of Camels- hair and rough weaves in plain shades of light and dark tan, also plaid effects. Many of the Frocks are models that have never been shown before in Washington. Quite a few are copies of Parisian ideas; all have the newest and smartest lines and made of the most desirable fabrics, such as Flat Crepes, Canton Crepe, Printed Crepes, Crepe Roma, Paisley Silks, Chiffon. Many beaded Georgette and charming combinations in the season’s most favored These Suits, Coats and Dresses if bought under ordinary fiug.conuider'nb!y more and we would advise early shopping as the quantities are it Silk and hose of silk Various colors and combinations. Special Values in Hosiery Sport Hose ... . Medium-weight Silk Hose, with reinforced sole, heel and toe. circumstances would e $§) and wool with cbfi