Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 44

6 SOCIETY. :Mrs. Nolan, Congress i Member, Loses Much Of Social Pleasure; Duties in House During the ~ Session Just Closed Pre- t, Mrs. Erancis M. Kim, Mrs. Duncan_ Mc! : {and Mrs. Tho) For the benefit concert (o be given | Bowen and Mrs. Ralph Hills, 20 19t Thursday night, March 8, for St |strect northwest, are chairmen of Thomas' Church, in the ballroom ‘or | tickets. 2400 16th street, a change has been . made in the time announced on the |Phi Kappa Nu Dance tickets. It will begin at 8:30 insteikd y vented Her Active partici-i pation in Routine of Hos- pitalities. of 8 o'clock. Those taking part are Mrs. Lamar Leahy. Mrs. Willlam Thornwall Davis, Miss Mabel Duncan. Miss Stanford and Mrs. W. S, Bowen. e patronesses are Lady Geddes, . Henry Geui/ Chilton, Mme. Eken- . Mrs. Charles Broughton Wood, Is Enjoyable Affair One of the most enjoyable of the mel dances was that given 1i Kappa Nu Sorority last eve- ning at Meridian Mansions. This waa the second and last dance of the sea- son. 12 |First Lady Is Patroness For Annual Dixie Ball| 1 Mrs. Jesse Anthony, jr.. president of the Robert E. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, an- nounces that both Mrs, Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Calvin C. Coolidge will be patronesses at the twentleth annual Dixie ball. which will be held at ‘the Willard Easter Monday eve- | ning, April 2. Mrs. Clause A. Gathgens, chairman | of the ball, announced that sup- SOCIETY. Egyptian Modes are the Fashions-of the Hour THE NEW MODES LOOK TO ANCIENT EGYPT FOR THEIR IDEAS—AND WELL THEY MAY, FOR THE STRIKING EFFECTS DERIVED FROM THE MULTLCOLORED FABRICS IN THE OLD EGYPTIAN o ara Al : DESIGNS ARE SO OUT OF THE ORDINARY THAT el S : | THEY DEMAND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. T ~ - OUR ASSORTMENT OF COSTUMES BEARING A e e TS ormal 0penlng FIED THAT NO PARTICULAR STYLE STANDS OUT i o the Congressional 40| spun pomo . ; PROMINENTLY. WE INVITE INSPECTION TOMOR- e ot aex peors s g R ROW., WHILE ASSORTMENTS ARE COMPLETE. cordial interest in its prog stationed at ;Mrs. John J. Nolan. member of Con- Eress from the fifth district of Cali- fornia, and her small daughter Ther- esa have been living in Washington N2 S A2 2 A TR 22 AT AR 7S A Z g e et of Wil- | g he wedding to take pla ! % . . senator and, at 5. from Jlinois o= ooy o . “ .t |"L'Enfant Prodigue ¢ found tir 8. Nolan could | - oy 4 ereasional Proves Dra\ung Card Club because s < elected to| Most delightful of all the Ram’s the House o entatives; for that i elub 1 its the wives, 2D D ‘Monday, March 5th iameseas Clara Manderfield Nohe the routine | post, Mrs. 3306 Fourteenth Street N.W. Riggs National Bank Building Two Models !liustrated, $29.50 Many Egyptian Models in Street dnd Afternoon Dresses ‘n e = : _‘_ VI ': e — e | . $29 50 " gomesn. it #t New Spring Homefurnishings 7 Eanrgin (T @R | AT REDUCED PRICES o rin 42 e “ We specialize in making to order Fine Draperies, Slip Covers, Window Shades, Over- Meyer Davis T stuffed Furniture, etc., of Moderate Cost, and will be pleased to show you samples and sub- b mit estimates, without obligation to you. New arrival in spring draperies, cretonnes, dam- Famous H asks, etc.. form an inviting ensemble, and await your inspection. 3 < 17 28 S Known For Remarkable Value Giving 1109 F St. N.W, Near Eleventh < VNN CITE IS i G Quaint old Egyptian designs in an unlimited va- riation of exquisite colorings. Gowns that depict artists. Heavy quality Roshanara and Canton e crepes, paisleys, etc. Many of the Dresses are in Urors Rencanbie B Pictures, all-over Egyptian design;: others are combinations nt, “u}\ (h'c“ A ' i Ventiators, 9ic. ¢ 2N . Prala e ey a national = i = k e . . - - . Lty mean e | NN b 64 1n g, open to | to hang — the plain colors embroidered in Egyptian designs. cign o e ’ 7y o Dictures. - We invite your inspection of this unusual dis- San Francisco, . T . 8 : N NS S R S SR Fine Overstuffed Living Room Suites, $165 : . %S&M %%m{l WJ} S\ Extra quality Living Room Sultes at $165, wgnlch we consiier the best value in town for Swrt Sl’waters Sllk Pettlcoatb vaé TE TS SVE & e made-to-order suites. Your cholce of Tapestry or Velour coverings to harmonize with surroundings. 3 - = Other Living Room Suites as low as $125. ! : '$4.9a $4-9O g TR Slip Covers to Order . Window Shades to Order % ! T : 3 ! 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All are made and finished by experts, the very newest modes of the foremost fashion b ] 2 Metal Window = - = P 35 to 37 e A 5 . 5 5 . of plain colors with oriental colorings for trimmings: ily from public | d pl) (RY \ g | - i latest thing in | her education in | y ) play of Dresses tomorrow. See window display. and_execution of your orders now. insures wool and fiber silk and wool; Petticoats. Plain and Paisley FOUNDED 1894 . - Phone M. 3211 C . C W d — oats—~Capes—Wraps an Never have we shown such an extensive assortment of smart-looking and lined with exquisite silks, Sizes for women and misses. 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