Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1923, Page 8

SOCIETY. Soa Three Entertainments at ie the French Embassy for Gen. Gouraud While Visiting in Washington. HE ambassador of France, M. Jusserand, will entertain in- formally at lunch tomorrow Gen. Gouraud and his staff, and a few others, and Friday evening will entertain guests at a formal din- ner in his honor. Cards have been issued for the reception in the em- bassy, which follows the dinner. Tomorrow evening Col. Dumont, military attache of the French em- bassy, will entertain at dinner fn honor of the French hero, and follow- ing the luncheon at the French em- bassy tomorrow, Gen. Gouraud will hold a reception in the home of Col. Dumeont, 2622 Connecticut avenue, at 4:30 o'clock, for the veterans of the varlous organizations in the city. The ambassador of Belgium, Baron de Cartier, will go to New York the latter part of the week, where he will be joined by Baroness de Cartier, who has been absent from Washington for a fortnight, visiting friends in New York state and Lenox, Mass. The am- Lake Louise, in the Canadian Rockies, where they will spend several weeks before going to their home in Nevada. Senator and Mrs. Oscar Underwood, who arrived in New York the first of the week from Europe, will spend a week in Washington before going to their home in Alabama. Representative = Theodore who Is now at his home in Ohlo, wi “aid Fuly 14, on the President Har ing, for Burope. Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, are sailing today on the Leviathan to spend the remainder of the summer in Europe. Representative and Mrs. Fred A., Britten, are salling today aboard the ! Leviathan, for Europe. They will spend some time in Russia and will later go to Paris. . Mme. Saburl, wife of the counselor of the Japanese embassy, left Wasl - T {ington yesterday for Williamstow : 5 Sl Mass,, to spend the summer. Mr Sa- e EwWn G buri will join her there later in the month. Mr. Warren F. Martin. special as- MRS. HILLWAN TAYLOR, ‘ visiting Bpair® Portugal and the ton yesterday to sail from New York in company with friends for Eurvge of Africa. Mr. Willlam Bowie Clark is the guest of Mrs. W. Harry Brown at |sunm Hill, Beverly, Mass. Mins Bechtol Leaving to Visit Severnl Resorts. Miss Lamar G, Bechtol of the Art Center, is leaving Washington this week, to visit Berkeley Springs, W. Va.; New York and Long Island, before returning the latter part of Sepiember. Miss Marie Boynton is leaving for Boston and will go'from there to Wil- liamstown, to attend the Institute of Politics. Commander Garrett L. Schuyler, U. S. N, and Mrs. Schuyler are at the Hotel Astor in New York today. Mrs. Robert Hinckley 1s at the Im- perial Hotel, Paris, France. Mrs. Reeve Lewls and her son Reeve Lewls, Jr., have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Barrett Learned at their camp in the Adirondacks. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will go te their cottuge at Bass { Rocks, Mass., this week, to spend the { remainder of the summer. Miss Albertie Wright, secretary of the Washington College of Law, spent [the week end with Mrs. Ellen Spen- cer Mussey, the honorary dean, at Camp Naneva, near Bluemont. While there they mdtored with a party of frignds through the historic Shenan- dodh and Loudoun valleys. Miss Mabel Eleanore Lynch, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch of Towson, Baltimore, Md., was married Saturday evening, June 30, to Mr. Almen Cary Turner of Georgla and | Washington. The ceremony was per- | formed at the bride's home by the | Rev, George W. Evans. Mlss Mar- garet Lynch was bridesmaid and Chafles Lynch was best man. Lottsburg, Va. and Mr, Alde B." An- derson of Illinols, derson will return from their we: ding trip about July 15, and will be at home at 803 A Miss Agne: house gue: Pittsburgh, Pa. Marris followis amy Rudolf Thar Villiam L. Joseph T. Hanrahan and Rose A. R. Burna Clinten L. Mattingly i U, Bull of Hughesvlile of thi city and Hattle ) Do Richard R. Black and Ann: te e A ughter Elgin Headley ot|,Logls J. 8u and Mrs, An- treet southeast. Messer has as a Miss Margaret Minor of Marriage Licenses. licenses bave been issued to the . Galloway and Eleanor E. Wood. ) Ruth O. Ti and Maags Lo Fibicote ot Oce Dewey L. Turner and Catheting M. of Philadelphia, Pa., and this_city. Fred W. Sundber, Edith V. ‘Elliott of J. Wiilard Nalis and Edoa I B, Shelton ‘of Accotin d_Fri nd Sadie R Alfred G, Emile and Gertr e ORIGINAL Malted Mitk': uan, Mazzullo, a 8l ved. | - iiliam D. Lawlor and Josepliine G. Holohan. am K Fricdn . Flalg. That’s Service! Hemstitching Left today—finished tomorrow~or the same day, if you need if. Sl never-failing source of Joy to pleasure-loving Oppenheimers SHOP UNIQUE E street at eighth stay-at-homes. For Reservations Phone Main 4336 Dinner Supper - Dancing Dancing MEYER DAVIS - § 'amous LE PA{ADIS BAND lowing the ceremony supper was gerved. Mr. and Mrs. Turner left later in the evening for a short wed- ding trip to Niagura Falls. On their | return they wlill make their home first secretary of the|here. Mr. Turner is assistant chief American embassy, has returned to clerk and i steam en- Paris, where she will remain for some | 8ineering of Marine Corps 1 stitute, marine barracks, this city. bassador and Baroness de Cartier will sall July 11 on the Belgenland for Antiverp. They will return to Wash- ington in the late autumn. sistant to the Attorney General, will ‘Who, with her ighters. Nettie and Sarah, left lasxt evening for her home Toave Washington shortly for Colum- | in Trenton, Ten r visiting Mr. and Mra. Robert Love Taylor, jr., at their bus, Ohio, where he will join Attorney | home on Woodley road. D e ol ey e trip to the Pacific coast, w re thiy e e Cone v on' k7| lime and them to thelr home at|where he fs Treton Independence is being (|ulllr enerally celeb London today 2 e e ity 70, [vcown o A torney Gen- Secretary of tl Mr. Mel- Daughert lon, is one of the guests of honor at|iccompany = the the dinner to be given eri- : of Londan, are Lord 4 Lipton, instructor in e the Maj. and Mrs. Max 1. Wainer will return to Washington the latter part ot the week trom ,Alaska. time before returning to the states. or Athletes & ‘Sporitsmen The morning glass of water sparkling with a ¢dash” of ENO’s “Fruit Salt” contribates directly to the maintenance of those clean and orderly conditions upon which perfect physical fitnessdepends. ENO hasthe pleasant, refreshing, purifying properties of fresh, ripe fruit and is equally effective. Al Druggists scll ENO’s FRUIT SALT- (Derivative Compound) ng the of the June w was that which took place W cvening at 8 o'cloc Walcott, secretary oi | Dr. Charles D. e the Smithsoniun Institu Walcott have left W. spend_the summ Helen Walcott or at Provine anal, after visiting the' Mr. Cord Meyer e De- ¢ A cities (o be touched by the partment is sailing today abourd the Dewar. The dinn; President’s part) Levigthan for Europe. and follows the reception and party to be given by the charge d'af- faires and Mrs. Post Wheeler at Lans- Ensign C. S. Smiley. who is en route to the Pucific coast, where he is stationed, has been the house guest for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Harrls. Miss Laura Harlan has closed her ‘Washington home and while en route | chen fully 2,000 guests |to the Harlan summer home in Can- “Geeretary Mellon and | ada is the guest of Col. and Mrs. hls Gaushter, Miss Mellon, will be | George Harvey at Deal, N. J. Mr. among their guest and Mrs. James Thomson, the latter et formerly ~Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of the late Speaker and | Mrs. Champ Clark, who have been| Mg Gibson Fahnestock, who | guests of Col. and Mrs. Harvey atlciogsed her Washington house some Deal, salled today on the Leviathan | months ago and after a trip to. Eu. | to_spend some time abroi [Tope went to her summer home at r: ! Col and Mrs. Harvey were booked | Newport. entertained at luncheon | Spanish-American war memor! to sail on the Leviathan today. butithere yesterday for Marquise Lager- | catfon in that city today, returning to | changed their plans and will not g0 ! gren, sister of Mrs. Francis A. Mc Washington tomorrow | until later | Nutt’ of New Yorkprior to her sail at luncheon ! S Swi ay. ¢he suests included Mrs. Deputy Chief of Staft Gen. John L, | 18 for Sweden Saturday Hi.‘m,“ Platt, Mrs. Dantel i 411...“ Hines and Mrs. Hines have as a guest Mrs. Marshall Field on Monday left | s, Johnston R. Zimmermann, Mr: their daughter, Mrs. J. R. D. Ualnnd-hhmunmon, L. 1, where she has| ard Cochran. Miss Helen Myers, wife of Capt. Cleland, who arrived | spent some time, and went to Man- Miss Gertrude well and Miss Nell | at Fort Myer yesterday to remain for | chester, Mass., for the rest of the| . { Bool the rest of the summer. -1 season. . e stes. HIN — s 3 — Hitt_has closed her | Senator Vest' Write today Mrs. man Taylor and her two| Mrs. J. Borden, Harriman sailed | 3 0t ealy " i Sergeant’s Sure Shot Capsules for worms, 60c; Condition Pills{or generalweakness, 60cs s young daughters Nettle and Sarah | from New York today on the Levia- her cottago at Hot Springs. \'.‘.‘i There's also a Sergeant Medicine for every dog allment. * Standard for 50 years. i iniste: f Bolivia and ; Who - - 801 ¢ | than and w spe; sev. 1 onths | where she w remain until the late i A s 2l e oticingamidister o Jaand | Of Mr. and Mra. Robert Love Taylor, | in Busepe. peuiaeyeraljmaricns | SERCES SHC NI v 3 \ & Our Free Advice Dep't will answer any question about your dog's health freas Senora de Ballivian and Senorita de Reynolds Hitt | . = Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc., 224 Governor St., Richmond, Va. Mr. Albion K. Parris leav for ‘the Pacific coast to brother, Mr. Willis Parri Wa onjan, and now aresident of Los Ange urn by the way of Van- cover and the adian Pacific some time in late S mber. Mrs. Gibson Fabnestock . : ¢ Entertains at Newport. recommend it. Itkillsfleasandlice, which torture dogsand infect them with diseases. Greatly improves coat; lathers freely in hard or soft water. A high-grade soap effectiveforhuman use. Sergeant’s Skip= Flea Powder, for dogs and cats—will not irritate or nauseate. Price 25c each, at drug ‘stores, toilet counters, sporting goods stores_seed stores and pet shops, Free Dog Book [::::sx famous Dog i oncare,feeding and traini Secretary of Navy Denhy Here Tomorrow From Ohlo. The Secretary of the Navy, Denby, Is in Dayton, Ohio, and make the principal addre Edwin Mrs. Junfus W. MacMurray and Mrs will I H I nson are at the Lor- e, New York, to remain over the th of July J. Lester Brooks entertained | in the month. eon v ay at the Purple | The minister of Ecuador and Senora | de Elizalde will sail today aboard the Leviathan for a three-month stay in Europe. Their two younger children will remain here at the legation, and their older children will be in a camp in the north, where they went last week. Agemts for N Americe Famoin I Br-cuir& Co.. INc. New York, Torsate, Syduey. Welliagtos Ballivian are sailing to day on the|Jr. at their home on Woodley road, | have leased the house at 1010 16th Leviathan for Europe. They will!left last evening for their home in | street for next winter. spend some time in Paris, before go- | Tennessee. They will go direct to The to the minister's new post in Bel- | Johnston City to remain for a short ' son j;mfiifi‘fimg Fifth Avenue. NewVYork I510 H. STREET. N.W, . OPPOSIE SHOREHAM HOTEL~ FINE FLOORS OF | : HARDWOOD | New!Location willibe If your floors are unsatisfactory, i t | 1307 F Street N. W. Mrs. John McClure Wiley, who has recently spent some time witl her Mr. John C. Wiley, In Madria & @o. Mr. Victor Flambeau lef Mr. Justice and ) George Suther- land have closed their apartment on Connecticut avenue and are in New York, from where the justice is sail- ing today aboard the Leviathan for Europe. Mrs. Sutherland will go to Californfa, to remaln during the ab- [ sence of the justice. b Senator and Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie, will leave Washington, July 16, for Cotton Frocks s *10.75 . *13.75 - Dozen of pretty styles in recent special purchase. French Voiles—all the high colors, Normandie Voiles—dots won’t wash off. ;;Iencehd CE.‘ BEs Georgette Printed Voiles, in lovely patterns. prediLinens Wonderful choosing tomorrow—Wonderful values, too! Store Closed All Day Today get an estimate on refinishing them or on laying new floors over them. Phone North 6523. J. M. Adams 1503 Connecticut Ave. An Amazing Sale! FROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS—THURSDAY 100 Women’s Suits, Coats, Capes and Wraps $2 7-50 Tailored and —None origiflally less than $45.00— —Some as high originally as $85.00— Costume Suits Twillcord Cord Twills —Average price about $60.00— Navy Black Coats, Capes and Wraps Tan Gray Blouse Coats Tailored Suits, long panels ; Tailored Suits, hip Wraps Straightline Coats. box; Blouse and Box_Suits, all-over braided: Long Jacket Suits, tailored and embroidered: Wing Sleeves Three-picce Embroidered Costume Suits, Sash-Ties Sport Coats Silk Capes Suits for Large Women Wrap-over blouse and panel styles—navy, black Imported plaids and stripes, Twill Capes tan and gray camel’s hair. Jacquettes and gray; sizes 447 to 48V One hundred fashionable garments distinguished for their style and with their quality apparent at a glance—garments on which we have been pleased to place the Jelleff label, to be disposed of in a one- day sale at a fraction of their original prices—your choice of all, $27.50! Why not take advantage of Removal Sales in the _selection of your vacation and early autumn apparel Pictures— Sometimes you are dis- appointed in the results from your Camera. Per- haps the poor quality of the prints is due to care- less or inexperienced handling of the negatives during the critical stages of Development and Printing. It takes an ex- pert to really get the best from your negatives. We are in a position to give you the very best Prints every time. We are not satiefied with anything less, so we can't expect you to be. “Same day service” here, too, The National Remembrance Shop (M. Foster's Shop.) o0 415 SE 0% Dest feom Allu‘lz” Pa. Ave. Last Days in the Old Store—every article true Gidding Fashion and Quality—bear- ing the Gidding Label, is being offered at prices which are, in many instances as low as a THIRD their normal value. Fashona Cordalure Veldyne Roshanara Canton Crepe Cord Twill Navy, Tan, Black, Gray Glamora Delysia _ The following are notable of the values being offered tomorrow | Tailored and Sports Suits $18 and $35 Heretofore $65 to $165—Offering a good selection of both sizes and | colors. Suitable'for early autumn wear. | Distinctive Daytime Dresses $25 to $55 Heretofore $65 to $125—0f Twill, Crepe, Satin, Roma and Chiffon Dinner and Evening Gowns $35 to $85 You wi]l__be_fortunétc, indeed, to secure one of them. Heretofore $85 to $175—Of Net, Georgette, Sequin, Satin, Crepe & Velvet di e - - Day Coatsand Wraps . - $15 to $65 Three Special Purchases--Pleated Skirts Heretofore $45 to $165—Straightline effects, light and dark shades of Three big groups of fashionable styles—on sale Thursday morning! fine quality Twill, Piquetine, grepé, Polo Olothgandalr\l/fixengair?c:s . Plea ted Sk.lrts $9 g 75 ls.arge Sizf3K5l6ife ;i%a(tf e d $]. 0.75 : .20 to rades, 2 : % kirts—$ § Summer Frocks $18 and $25 Regularly $12.50 & $14.50 WHITE, NAVY, TAN, GRAY el Roshanara- Silk Skirts; in white, tan and gray—34 to 38 Heretofore‘¢35 to $50—Of Organdie, Voi]e, Dimity and Cotton Crepe. 3 ¢ Roshanara, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Wool Can- waistbands. $1 1.75 Separate Sporta—Skirts. $8 and sl 2 ton—Knife pleated and Combination pleated styles—smartest Large Size—Combination Pleats— $15.00 and $16.50 Skirts. . . . . .. Both Combination and Knife-pleated Skirts, in plain and car—sizes 26 to 33 walstbands, B e o s may iy and Heretofore $15 to $50—O4 Striped Flannel and Novelty Fabrics. ‘g"‘ % " : s : ‘Sweaters ‘. $4.75 New Blouses $3 and $12 Reatarly Up ta 78055 L Heretofore $6.50 to-$25—01F Dimity, Georgette-and Orepe. Handmade Blouses * Sports and Dress Hats $5 and $10 For Wear with Sweaters ‘Mohair, Mohair and Fiber and Iceland Yarns—ten differ- 3 —A clearance of entire stock—limited selections.. ¢ A Message to the Ladies With Straight and Lankie Hair Why Not Get a Permanent || Wave of the Proper Kind? An Emil-Oil will convince you that your hair will be like natu- rally curly for 6 to 8 months re- gardless of weather conditions, either with small or large wave, as you prefer. Emile originated Permanent Wave in Washington, and has had 12 years” experience. No borax or chemicals used. Heat reduced to the minimum, 11 minutes only. Strong guarantee. A.Ipecill purchase of Voile and Ratiste Hand- made Blouses, trimmed with val laces and hand- drawn work—Peter Pan and Tuxedo Collars—ready tomorrow at ......... P R . tyles—small check block fronts, large check, plain fronts ie:tdllxoy-!o’; types and striped cfiects’or Indian designs. Some with a new lace stitch. " ‘White, in practically every conceivable shade combina- tioh; buff, gray; Harding, green, orchid-arid jockey. Permanent Wave Speolalist 1218 Conmecticut Hvenue . Phone Frankli -5856 Wi ington, D. O. OTHER DEPARTMENTS jeuring, nsformations, Hair Ool Hair Dressing, Wigs and