Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1923, Page 8

SOCIETY. e ——————————— oaiety “The British Ambassador, Sir Auckland| . Geddes, Will Entertain Sir Robert Cecil at Dinner Saturday Evening. ‘ of New York MRS. LOUIS N. GELDERT, \ational President, Lengue of American Pen Wemen. and chairman of the ors’ breakfast to be given at the New Willard Hotel S ‘clock, when more than n humdred writers, editors and publiskers will he present. HE ambassador of Great Brit- ain, Sir Auckland Geddes, will be host dinner Saturday evening..entertaining a small} g5 ajlsa Mellon. daughter of company in honor of Sir Rob-|Secretary of the Treasury, accompa- ett Cocil. who will arrive tomorrow to | nied by Miss Alice Sylvester. went (o _be the guest of former United States | N6 York vesterday and will be st Ambassadar 1o France and Mrs. Henry | White. Mr. and Mr ham in honor of the counselor of the Polish legation and Mme. Kwapis- zewska. the White wlill entertai at dinner L ow evening for their | guest and will also have a company \ at luncheon Sunday Mme. Jussera: Saturday F e The ambassador of France. M. Jusse- | and. will go to New York tomor- row to meet Mime. Jusserand. who is | expected to arrive there Saturday | after a brief stay in_France. The ambassador and Mme. Jusserand will stop in Philadelphia on their way to | Washington. 1 The ambassador of Belgium and Raroness de_ Cartier will return to | Washington Saturday from New York. | where they are spending the week at | the Ritz. | The minister of the Serbs, Croats 2 Slovenes, Dr. Ante Tresich Pavichv was host at dinner last evening, enter- | talning a distinguished company at the New Willard Hotel, in honor of the Sec- Jetary of State and Mrs. Hughes, al- | though Mrs. Hughes was unable to be | present other guests were the ambassador of Brazil, Mr. de Alencar: | the amba ot Great Britain, Sir Auckland the undersecretars | of state a Mr: hillips, the minister | of Siam, Phyva Prabha Karavongse: the | ninister of Persia. Mirza Hussien Khun Alal: the minister of Guatemala and Senora de Sanchez Latour. the minister © of Panama and Semora de Alfaro, the charge daffaires of Austria and Mme. | Prochnik, the counselor of the Czeeht»i slovakian legation and Mme. Stangler, | the honorary counselor of the Polish le- | Zation, Prince Radziwill; the secretars 5f 'the Czechoslovakian legation and Ame. Kuraz, the seoretars of the Ru- manian legation and Mme. Nano, the | second secretary of the Belglan em- | bassy and Mme. Graeff, Mr. and Mrs. | Allen W. Dulles, Col. and Mrs. Paterson, Col. and Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Francie S. Nash, Mrs. Eionzo Tyner, Mrs. Hamp- | son Gary, Mme. Zaldivar, Mrs. Kenneds | Wheeler, 'Mrs, Francois Berger Moran. | Mrs. Roadman, Senorita Ballivian. and the secretaries of the legation of the | Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Mr. Marino- ¢ vitch and Mr. Goutesha. Senora de Alfaro, wife of the min- ister of Panama, was hostess to a | +mall company which she entertained | . informally at tea yesterday after- | . roon. She was assisted by Mrs. larence Richmond Day and Senorita | Lyons, daughter of the commercial | Lnnche of the legation and Senora de | yons. 8-gt. Preserving Kettle Double Roaster 10-In. Fry Pans Sink Strainers Set 3 Saucepans _6-qt. Convex Covered Kettle 2-gt. Percolators 2-gt. Rice Boiler Omelet Pans 4-gt. Convex Saucepans 4-qt. Windsor Kettle Mrs. William Howard Taft was the | wLuest of honor at a luncheon sgiven today, by Mrs. Harry Norment. The counselor of the Japanese em- bhassy and Mme. Saburi will entertain st dinner this evening at the Shore-e GPINDLERG 607 12th N.W. M. 2704 LEAN & PRESS sl .50 }{ - 6-qt. Windsor ALL AND DELIVER FEE R T T, Lansburgh Int. Kettle ; gh 11-in. Colander z L . . - Decorating Co. Tube Cake Pans Julius Lansburgh, Mgr. 10-qt. Round Have Removed Entire Plant to z.zf'Pilcllch 637 F Street 4-gt. Strainer. (Opp. Shubert-Ggrrick Theater) kbt bttt Kettles ——where they have in- creased rgom and facili- ties to-care for rapidly growing business. As a special offer for the next few days they will sell . all $9 tapestries at $3.45. -silk sunfast curtain ma- erigls at $2.25 yard. A THE EVENING the Ritz-Carlion until the first of mext week. The secretary of the Japanese em- bassy and Mme. Taketomi have taken an apartment at Cathedral Mansions and given up their apsrtment at 1443 Felmont road. The new attache of the Czechoslo- valian legation, Dr. Celestin Simr, has arrived in Washington and is at 1 18th street. The new attache of the Costa Rican legation and Senora de Gonzalez have arrived in Washington, where the | former has taken up his duties at the legation. Dr. Lessinoff. secretary of the Bul- | garian legation, entertained at & sup- | ver party at Le Paradis last evening. | Gen. ana Mrs. Harry *H. Bandholtr will enteriain at dinner this evening. The ambassador of Italy. Donj Gelasio Cuetani, altended the Tuncheon which was given today by Mrs. John | Stewart Wclennan i compliment to | the noted Swedish explorer, Dr. § Hedin. The other guests were i minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallen- | berg, the minister of Persia, Mirza i Alai, Mr. and Mrs. ames A. Burden Vernon Kellogs. of the Postmaster en ining at tea "this Fier guests are the mem- | he Indian delegation to the congress. ven the Henr. Nrs, Genera after | bers of t D. A R ite of Senator Nathaniel Mrs, hostess at luncheon to- Dial. wi Dial, 'R ial entertained at a tea " for the South Carolina dele- | gation to the D. A. R. congress. Rumbold, U. §. A.. and . Miss Rumboid, will en- rtain a dinnes party tonight at the | Columbis Country Ciub in honor of | sirs. €. H. 6. Heintelden of Chicago. Mrs. Heinfelden has a large number hington who are en- | of friends in Was uring her visit. | tertaining for ow afternoon for eason. She has as her her mother. Mrs. G. C hampaign. 11 | 1ast time t | house gue: | wintis. of Mrs. Wilbur' W. Hubbard was the guest of honor at luncheon today of | Mrs. John who_enter- | tained at re Country {Club. Mr. ana Mrs. Hubbard wiil | shortiy return to their estate. Wide- | hall, at Chestertown, Md.. after spend- ing the winter at the Hotel Belve- | dere. Mrs. James M. Green was hostess | to a compamy of eighteen at luncheon | today. entertaining in dompliment to | Mrs. Johu Crayke Simpson, who re- | cently returned to Washington from |an extended trip in Europe. | Mrs. William Kearny Carr was | hostess today at one of a series of luncheons she is giving through the epriag. | Srs. Clark. wife of Rear Admiral | George Clark. is entertaining a com- {pany at bridge this afternoon, and i " WHY PAY MORE? Sheets, 7c—Collars, 3c Shirts, plain, 15c¢ ~ough Dry, 10c per peund Packages returmed same week PHONE MAIN 7565 " ANCHOR LAUNDRY 1728 L * ALUMINUM S-P-E-CLALS N 2-cup Individual Percolators Imported Spring Form Cake Pans . Syrup Pitchers - DULINGMARTINGe . "gmn7 F Street and 1214 t0 1213 @ Street, Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 HOUSEFURNISHING SECTION Main Floor—G St. Eatrance € ST WASHINGTON, D. C., additional guests have been asked for the tem following. * Miss Carolyn Nash will entertain a supper party at Le Paradis Friday evening in compitment to Miss Anita Sanders and Miss Estelle Sanders of Philadeiphia. Mrs. Robinsen F. Downey will en- | v rs. tertaln guests at tea Friday after- Aimee Powell, Mrs. Charles S. Groves, hoon at 4 o'clock at the New Willard |Mrs. Charles W. Allen, Mrs. Lawrence Yor the national officers of the Children | H. Quirollo, Mrs. Francis Washington of the American Revolution and state |Kerr and Mrs. Percy N. Bailey. directors of that soclety. Mrs, Frank W.| Mrs. Downey. who is foremost in Mondell has just been re-elected work for the Children of the Amer- 0N and the other ‘Washington Howard, siding vice Mrs. Violet Blair Janin, e M. Towner, Miss Anune Mrs. Larz 3?““'““ Miss i rs. president; Mrs. Hor: Cummings, Dorinda L. irs. Frank 8. Ray, M) Osteo~Tarsal (PATENTED) Correctly Guides the Foot The Supreme Walking Shoe For Women . “Arch Guide” Oxford Swmart enough 1o be a favorite for its style alome, this OSTEO-TARSAL patented flexible arch shoe is shown i» Black “Shoe - Somp” Kid, Brown Kid, Tam Calf and White Buck with welt soles and arch-gwide rubber heels $10.00 Same Medels in White Reign-Cloth, $8.5¢ We also feature these Supreme Walking Shoes in three other lasts with different style toes and heels; also shown in one and two strap models. . Queen Quality Osteo-Tarsal Shoes ideally meet the re- quirements of fit and fashion. Many other Queen Quality Models at from $5.50 to $8.50. Dusver Duatity)Foot Snop 1219 F STREET N.W. Bazciusive Agents in Washington for QUEEN QUALITY SHOES. Shees and Hosiery for Women and Children of Coats and Suits Last week we tried an in- novation—we called it a Business Women’s Sale of Dresses. Those who at- tended will vouch for its success and timeliness. Therefore from 3 d’clock to 6 o’clock Friday We are placing on sale a remarkable group of Coats and Suits. . Three Hours Only _ At the Very Special Price of $25.00 Coats_ Never before have we offered such splendid values as are in this sale. Because , of the season’s unfavorable weather manufacturers’ price reductions have been more than liberal. suits___:\lany styles to select from. All are of this" season’s popular materials, tailored and sports models included. Every clever detail of workmanship may be noted. Some of Every Size A Three-Hour Sale of Ha At the remarkably low price of New Hats, specially priced, to be on sale only f 3 o'clock to 6. Vl?ues.that you will readily adm""”r:'r:n- derful. All colors and materials. Small and large shapes, Models that regularly sell at $5.00, $6.50 and $7.50. Remember the Time—3 o'clock Place—Kafka’s Date —Friday Ne Charges—C. O. D.s or Exchanges THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1923. president and will be the guest of lican Revolution in the state of Penn- | % - e " guests, will be: |sylvania, has made it her annual cus- | G _ Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, Mrs. Eleanor tom %o &ive an English tea for the guest of ho! t - 0n. Adias | guest of Ronor at a subscription din Dickinson, Mrs. |evening at SOCIETY. the soclety. Week-End Specials ASKETS of choice Spring ith, will be the (Continued on Ninth Page.) Flowcr,s. effcctlvely ar- rahged. tomorrow and Satur- ..$3 up Roses, $1.50 dozen up : For Half a Century --COROLLAS.--- —has given satisfactory resmits as a remedy for falling hair, Neurishes the scalp and stimu- lates mew groewth, Manufactured Omiy By H. W. TAYLOR & CO. 1405 Eye St. N.W. Washington, D. C. On Sale at Beat Drug Stores Decorations for Spring Weddings 14th and H p}lO’le Ma;n 3707 3 FRIDAY’S WONDERFUL SALE ‘Women’s and Misses’ Smartest Spring Styles (Today’s Sale) _$25.00 and $29.50' * Beautiful Capes and Wraps EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Distinctive Sport and Top Coats Suits of Twill and Mannish Materials Dresses Ever So Beautiful A Wonderful Display of New Styles Handsome New Models Exclusive Fabrics in CAPES and COATS, Values to $75 Special, $39.50 and $55 Some Real Bargains Friday Only Lot of Dresses—Crepes Paisley, Tricosham Silks, Flu Flu, Ratine and Novelty Jerse: values to $25. Special Friday. e Lot of Wool Skirts—Plaids, stripes, mixtur for Friday = SR ski Bo Tweed Suits—Tan, Rose, Copen, Helio. Sizes 16 to 38: Friday 25 Slip-on Woolen Sweaters.. Values to $3.98, to close Georgette Blouses—Crepe de Chine and Silk, al! ¢ $3.75 to $7.50, to close . 50 Fur Neck Pieces and Chokers, The House of Quality mo.yet Bros. & ¢o 937.939 F St. N\W. No Branch Stores A Special Friday Sale of Coats, Capes. Dresses. Suits Values Beyond Your Expectations Dresses - $19.50 Selected from o ur stock of exclussve spring models. Taffetta silks, Paisleys. crepe de chine in combination weth fancy silks and hand s 01 ¢ mnoveltics. Black, navy, brown, co- coa. Women's and Misses’ sizes. $19.50 In the very newest overplaids as pictured to mght. Also Polaire. Tweeds and English noveltics. Some full silk lined. Misses® sszes, 14 to 18, Women's, 34 to 44. A Q \.a\Q” fAb Capes $19.50 4 strekingly stylish model of all black sik. silk lined and finsshed with. fringe all around hem. Handsomely braided collars. All siges. Suits $19.50 In Poiret twill and tricotine. Plain tailored or embroidery trimmed. Fancy silk lined. Black and navy, in small sizes only. S $6.50 to $8.50 Larly Spring Hats Here's an excellent opportunity to secure a becoming hat at a price averaging less than haif, their real value. Visca straw braid, hemp, satin, feather tur- bans and straw body hats trimmed with wn- curled ostrich, silk ribbon in bows and pom poms, flowers and fancy pins. Black, mavy, sand, gray, copew, brown, al- mond. All are exceptional values.