Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1923, Page 8

SOCIETY Society The Secretary of State and ‘Mrs. Hughes Dining Tonight With the Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro. HE Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes will be the guests of honor at dinner this evening|Shefferman, baritone, who ot the minister of Panama &nd Senora de Alfaro, who have ask- ed & company of sixteen to meet them, and which will include many of the representatives of foreign govern- ments in Washington, The minister of Norway, Mr. H. Bryn, has returned from a bref visit in New York, where he stayed at the Hotel Astor. The Minister of Serbia Returns From Wei s the Serbs, Croats and Svener Chr*Ante Tresich Pavichvich, returned this morning from a short tour of the middle west, Paving left Washington at the end of last week. Mrs. Robert Love Taylor and Mrs Beverly Willlamson entertalned at luncheon today at the Washington in honor of Mrs. am How- Sra U rs. Sanford, wife of Mr. of the Supreme as to have also been a guest, was detained at her home, in Tennessee, Mrs. Joseph 1. France, wife of former Senator France of Maryland, came to Washington to uttend the luncheon, there belng six- tecn guests in the company. Mrs. MclIntyre, wife of Maj. Gen. Frank Melntyre, U. S. A. is enter- taining at bridse this afternoon at the oming. Her guests include 3 George J. Newgarden. ¥ H. Beach, Mrs. Ir; P. Evans, Mrs. W Matthew Steele, Francis, TR Mrs. Charles Later a few additional gu been asked for tea, when Mrs. W. P. Evans and Mrs. John Guest will pre- side at the t sting in_the dining room will be Miss Rose Saul, Miss Helen Hawley and the three echoolgirl daughters of the hostess, Miss Marien McIntyre, Miss Margaret Meclntyre and Mis~ Nora McIntyre. Col. and Mrs. W.. >, Babcock will entertain a company of sixteen at bridge this evening in compliment to Col. and Mrs. M. F. Steele of Fargo, N. D. A supper will be served late in the evening es Fendall enter- springtime lunch- beth Duryea Fendall's Mrs. William B tained at a typ eon today for M Walter, the fia Mr. F. Addison The at the Arts Club, where the were entertained, were fairly aglow with spring flowers, yellow Jonguils predominating. The guests included fourteen of last season’s debutante: Miss Betty Byrne, daughter of Mrs. Stanton J. Peelle, entertained at luncheon _today at Rauschers in atree, who is visiting M oddard. The other guests were Miss Betty Ives and r house guest, Miss Rose Bullock; tansfield, Miss Nellie izabeth ' Clem, Mlss Bonifac Miss Elizabeth Hudspeth, Miss Nellie Jane Harban. Miss Priska Kaspar, Miss Daisy Reed and the Misses Bethe. Mrs. Mark Reid Yates was hostess at luncheon today at the Hotel La Fayette, entertaining in compliment to Mrs. Stuart Symington and Mrs. Jullan Jones of Baltimore, who arc Ler house guests. A program Is being glven by members of the Washington Pattern Service The Wells Shop (Becond Floor) 1319 F St. N.W. (Over Young Men's Shop) Telephone Franklin 2523 Opera, Miss Dorothy Mansfield, so- prano: Miss Rose Pollio, contralto; Mr. Louis Annis, tenor, and Mr, Albert ill sing the quartet from “Rigoletto.” Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, who has Spent some time at Cocoa, FI 1 her brother-in-law and sister, Md. Mrs. Porcher, is leaving there this Wweek for Washington, and will stop In Savannah, Ga, to attend the annual convention of the Colonial Dames of Georgia. She will also spend a day or two in Charleston be- fore coming to_Washington to join her sister, Mrs. Blodgett, at her home on 18th street. Originality Obtained At Noel House Benefit. The splendid society show at the Hotel Hamilton last night, the Caba- ret Fantastique, took on & dozen dif- ferent angles to remove it from the routine of benefit entertalnments. The fact of the much overworked recelv- ing line fading into a general cor- dial greeting and the constant visit- ing from table to table, and all in- terspersed with dancing, assisted in the originality. The soft tones in the decoration of the great chamber In the hotel where the —entertainment took place lent, themselves to the added beauty of soft lights in varied color, pendant from the beamed celling, and the skillful use of spotlights from time to time, gave splendld effect. Added interest to the features of the pagegnt and general programn was given by the genuine socioty fashlon show at the tables, where the ele- gant costumes and jewels of the lay | Buests were in contrast to the beau- tiful or grotesque costumes of the plavers. Among the four hundred guests who dined were: The minister of Columbia and Senora Olaya, who had with them Senor and Senora de Barros of Chile. The minister of Poland und Mme. Wroblowska had as their guests the counselor of the legation and Mme. Kwaplszewska. The minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don J. Rafael Oreamuno, was host to the charge d'affaires of Austria and Mme. Prochnik and Miss Miriam Hen- drick. Mrs. Frederick H. Glllett, wife of the Speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives, entertained the Secretary of War, Mr. Weeks: Representative Nicholas Longworth, Mr. and Mrs. +in Laughlin and Mrs. 1. H. G. Slater. The third assistant secretary of state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss were hosts to the counselor of the British em’ nd Mrs. Chilton, and the assistant secretary of war and Mrs. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Newbold had as thelr guests Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Perin. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker d among their guests thelr son-in- v and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ¥ of Boston, who are their house guests. Mrs. Henry Marquand’s guests were Maj. and Mrs. Charles Blakeley, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sloane, Mrs. Sam- uel Hof, Miss Hof, Mr. David E. Fin- ley and Mr. Bowen. E: Chokers, $9.50 “Stone Marten, Opossum’ Chokers, $7.50 Iceland Foxes, in Beige and Platinum $14.95 Furs Repaired and Stored at Summer Rates Rl Loibel, Furs and Millinery 12(51@ISE el LI AL L I A Tut! Tut! HERE are no Eg’yptian Sandals to compare with Hahn's. We watch Miss Fashion closely, and know her every whimsy and Her latest “‘crush™ is “Osiris” Beige Suede Patent Leather Onyx Chiffon Silk Hosiery Inall the newest shades, inciuding darling new *“Atmosphere” shade. the $9.75 1318 G St. Baltimore—W ashington The “Osiris” Dictured Also at Our 7th Street and 9th Street Stores SRR B Danghter of the S. has spent her ¥ MISS RUTH WALLAC! retary of Agriculture and Is returning to Baltimore tomorrow. kins, Frances Hampson, e Wylie, Mis v ter of the host Mrs, and Capt Mr. and Mrs tertained Mr. Mr. Philip Van Horne Lans- Smith Heury B. Spe and M and Mrs. ter. Lieut Lockwood Mrs. C st were Hokan ren- John F. Wil- nce Wilson, gu Clar Mrs hnelder, 1d Mr. Marion Law. Boughton M Morgan, and the attac ovin had with her Miss Kath- vin, daugh- inaid ish_legation, Mr. Commander and Howard William itertained ir., Mrs Mr. Mr. Have dinner at Le Paradis where the menu, the music and friendly camaraderie all beckon and invite you! No Cover Charge at Dinner € rs. Henry C. Wallace, who caster hollday from Goucher College with her mother, and hester Wood's Printzkold. Herb and and Dancing to Meyer Davis’ Le Paradis Band ert S Mrs Mrs, A N . 1109 F St. N.W. L . 4 ORRISONS FOUNDED 1894 Knoun for Remarkable Value Giving Most Extraordinary Values Now Being Presented at $39.75 Selected groups from our higher- Toilleur and costume Types—All sizes The savings merit a visit here tomorrow — Come! priced assortments have been marked for special selling tomorrow at this low price. Nr. Eleventh s lole———Jol———lale———]o]l——p|——o]l——o]lc——on|c——= ol c—=lal——F|a] == o] — | —=| 0| A S A e A O A A A e A A A A A PR P o Robert Ransdell and Miss Elsle Fr Reov. Mra. man, had among her guests Mr. and Mrs. Sampson. Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Noyes were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Paul de Hoft and Commander and Mrs. Alan G. Kirk. Col. and Mrs. Henry May enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Herter were ton Emmet, Miss Camilla Lippincott hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stock- and Mr. Coleman Jenning: Mr. gnd Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman had among_their guests Commander «nd Mrs. Emory Scott Land, Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke, Mrs. Robert Hol- lister Chapman, Miss Day Hill and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee. Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour Col. Louts Littl - the Fro arwell, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lay and senor Don Jaime Agelet, third secre- ary of the Spanish embassy. Mrs. John R. Willlams was hostess o Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kerr and her laughter, Mrs. Joseph Leiter. Miss Helen Jones had as her guests “apt. and Mrs. Russell Train, Mrs. Myron Whitney. Judge John Barto: >ayne and Mr. E. Lee Jones. Mrs. Louls J. Magill entertained at inner preceding the performance, to vhich her guests accompanied her. Mrs. Gardner Minot had a table, and “iad as her guests members of the ast. Others who had tables were the indersecretary of state and Mrs. Wil- iam Phillips, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour, Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Wil iam Corcoran Eustis, Countess Gli- ka, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Perin, Mr. Legare, Mr. and Mrs, Duncan C. illips, Mr. and Mrs. Thom, Mrs. atherine V. H. Wylle, Mr. and Mrs. ‘harles Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Syl anus Stokes, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed- vard Hamlin Everett. Mrs A. B. Funk has been obliged to postpone indefinitely the large tea which she had planned for Friday afternoon at Wardman Park Hotel. Col. Henry du Pont will give a small dance this evening for his cousin, Miss Margaret Frazer of Wilmington, BRI Now in Our New Stors, 610 12th ¢ Cold Storage ¢ FOR YOUR FURS 1 Furs that are worth storing at all _are worth storing right. We offer the most improved Cold Stor- age facilities. i Expert Fur Repair- ing and Cleaning. Coats left for alter- ing or remodeling Stored Without Charge #SAKS FUR CO. Ono Family Management for 30 Years 610 12th St. N.W. BT Thursday's AP 7> or_iginal_ity. partment. | Feature other exclusive effects. who 1, ding a portion of in- SRR stan o5 the e The officers stationed at Bolling Field will give & farewell dance Sat- urday evening to Maj. George E. A. Reinburg, who will leave sho: for the former's new post. No invitations have been issued, but air service officers in and around Wash- ington have been asked, and Maj, Gen. and Mrs. Mason M. Patrick and Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Harry H. Band- holtz and Ma| d Mrs. Reinburg will recelve the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis and the former's brother, Mr. Challen B. Ell returned to Washington yesterday trom Athens, Ohlo, where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Alston Ellis, widow of Dr. Alston Ellis, for twenty years president of Ohlo University. Mrs Alston Ellls had spent some time in Florida and her eath in Jacksonville was uncxpected. Miss Marlan King, daughter of Mra J. R King, entertained a number of her friends from Miss Madelra's Sohool at luncheon today at Beverly Court, having in the company Miss Elizabeth Hughes, daughter of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughe Miss Margaret Rees, Miss Robert: Whitehead, Miss Mabel Etta Mead, bili SOCIETY Miss Peggy Thayer and Miss Eliza- beth Hubbard of Charles Town, W. Va, Mrs. Andrews is entertaining st luncheon today in her studio, on_16th street, in honor of the officers of the National Monticello Assoclation and representatives _of women's clubs of Washington. The officers of the association are Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Hoes, Mr. Alfred Pembroke Thom, Mr. John 8. Barbour and Mr. Richard W.' Hynson. Mrs. Andrews’ guests for luncheon include Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, presi- dent of the Washington Club; Mrs, Albert C. Janin, president of the So- clety of Colonial Dames in the Dis- trict of Columbia; Mrs. Willlam H. Herron, president’ of the Twentleth Century Club; Mrs Frizzell, president (Continued on Ninth Page.) Your Old Hat Made New Again Cleaning, Blocking Remodeling Hat Frames and Trimmings Vienna Hat Factory - 435 11th St. N.W. ‘A Wonderful Rgcker & Rucker NG HEMSTITCHING BUTTONS COVERED Mrs. M. E. Holley Col. 9378. 2561 15th st. nw, Tea Room —appreclates the sympathy ex- pressed by many friends and patrons in its loss by fire, and begs to announce that it will resume business as soon s re- pairs are completed. Mary Elisabeth Tea Room (Mary Elisabeth Mershetmer) 1779 Columbia Rd. N.W. . 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