Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 9

Society | (Continued from Eighth Page.) Trenn. debutants dau ive,'on R street, and additional guests | ‘6 asked for tea, when Mrs. Stan- and Mrs. E. Lester Jones, ;vfblha hostess, presided at the lel able. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs. John Allan Dougherty were hostesses at the supper dance at the Hotel Hamil- ton last evening, when their guests numbered eight. Miss with he Miss A Wright, v Hoyt, Chester Lockwood, Robert Stead, Col. Robert Paxton aud Henri di Sibour. ville Johnson had dining the Hamilton last night Miss Margaret and Mrs. Thomas fork were hosts at at the New Wil- have an apartment Representa B. Dunn of dinner 1 who Is living at the “hai been joined thers by Mr. M. P. Slemp of Po- \\hu will remain with him Wilson of Paul |- ia Md., has arrived in W ghing Is at the Willard Hatel er of Columbus, C. and nicce. Mrs. J. R. Alford J. H. Bittenbender, in their 4608 Sth street northwest. nd Mrs. Arthur O'Brien en- at dinner last evening pre- e theater, when they took s to lh- Follies." Mis# O'Brien, sister of the hos d Mr. Pendleton ‘Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Lawrence Talt, parents of Mr. Galen L. Tait, (al]eclor anniversary chter-in-law at_ thelr et. A daugh- ke, and Mr. Om- Itimore to make smplete. Lee Botts ot Bomer ok lunche .mumuer rnton’ Lewis of 5. Mr. and Mrs, hiladelphia_for nd recently went to New their home. Napoleon Bonaparte v small _comp: Ay at the Amba 1 Hillver of pending the Dage for the Congress he Lll‘l d Dau Hlx~4vr the Confederacy. Mr. frea Anthony of | ave as their guest | . Mrs. Frank S. \ulll'lll\' A7 i arty Friday even- | (hr(r twenty- | of Richmond, in Washington | conference, is | “d Hotel. H il entertain a i of the Daughters olution at tea on | at Wardman Park | nbers 3 'y game. o to East Orange, w of Col Juhn D Hall, United has wurned to W tende nd is established in | her ap t 2400 1Gth street siting her Wl his Tamily, in | Laldwell entertatned | in honor ot Gates will | of the King's iy give their an- the Washington to- The dinner will be Duughter nual dinne worrow eve followed by ammond will have fnu table at the rummage sale, which ember, 7, 8 10 and 11 mong those who mond will be Mrs. Mrs, George charge Bell, Mra, Mrs. Charles C. Glover, l Mrs. Charles F. Randall of Poston is in Washington attending the an- nual convention of the U. D with her cousin, Mre ma’ Ray , at the Falkstone Courts. Mrs, ndall was formerly Miss Keys of Forest Glen, Md." H The Shubert-Belasco was as brilliant last evening for the opening perform- ance o he Hunchback of Notre Dame"’ or grand opera. Ambas- sadors and foreign ministers filled the boxes, and there were many impor- tant in boxes and seats. The amba of France and Mme, Jus- serand headed the list of patrons, and occupying boxes were the ambassador of Belgium, Baron d rtier; the ambassador of Brazil, Mr. Augusto Cochrane de Alencar; the ambassador of Italy, Prince Caetani; the minister of Ecuador and Mme. Elizalde, and others. A brilliant audience assembled last ¢vening for the gala_presentation of “Little’ Old New York,” starring Marion Davies, which was held at the Rialto Theater. The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes were pres- ent, with two guests. Mrs. New, wife of "the Postmaster General, enter- tained guests, as did the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Denby, the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. invited audience and the boxes were 1th notables. New had an interesting box which included the assistant postmaster general and Mrs. John H. Bartlett, Col. and Mrs. Parker Hitt, Maj. and Mrs. John Montgomery and Senator Richard Ernst. With the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Work were Mr. and Mrs. John T. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. David Mul- vane. The secramry of Arrlcul!ure and Mrs, ‘Wallac had Buests the Misses un aret and Anne Cume mins, Mr. rs. Alvin Dodd and the Hl!ses Mnry and Ruth Wallace. Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru- dolph and Engineer Commissioner $Mrfl J. Franklin Bell were pres- ont, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph being ac- companied by Dr. and Mrs. Da npurl White. Miss Laura Harlan tertained guests and had with her Commander and Mrs. Joel T. Boone, noh Luquer and Mr. Pickering. M ‘ana. Mrs. Victor Kauttmann efn: tertained guests in their box. Mr, C. Bascom Slemp, secretary to '.b- Pnsm.m. was host to & com- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923. nd | be on view In the clubrooms for the ean | next two weeks. Tomorrow evening Mrs. J. Edward Important Patrone: i}x 11, jr, will entertain at her home, Fes Pax Kawi® Be 2922 Porter street, Cleveland Park, ham Their party included M , Mr. and Mrs. Ra Acheaon “and . Currier. The names of Mrs. Mary Roberts |, adeliffe Club of ington, of Rinehart, Mrs, Wendell Phillips Staf- | which Mrs. H. G. Doyle is president. Tord and Mrs. Mina Van Winkle have | smong the Radcliffe alumnae who been added to the list of hoxholders (e expocted to be present are M atronesses for the Japanese pro- | ¥10 cnto A, Far oot banese Pro; | Florence A. Armstrong, Dr. Fran be pi ted at the National Theater Tuesaay afternoon at 4:30 o' Mr. and Mra. Michitaro Onia The performance will appear in |f Washington under the auspices of the local branch of the American Associa- tion of University Women. ductio Miss Mabel Colcord, Miss W M l-rlnels B. Silsbee, Mis: Mrs. Ellse T. Shields entertained In | honor of Mrs. Frank Anthony \\nnm;. of Norfolk, Va., at her home in Ed- monston, Md., Saturday. The gu included delegates to the U. D. convention from Virginia and the Di trict division of the District of C Tumbla. the hostesa of & secmlury of the club. Mrs. Danlel G. Davis was hostess [at a bridge and shower given by her daughter, Miss Cameron Davls, S on in honor of Miss whose marrlne to lin Marion N, Littler U. 8 n Thursday, November 2 ints' Church, Miss Ellzabeth Sawtelle will be hostess at dinner at the Arts Club on | tke pla Thursday. Guest of honor, Cryder, who will talk on * e, M A Easianas Littl Miss Clare Copeland, s Jeanette King, Miss Nell M- Edward Altemus, Miss er, Miss Jack Grimsley, yle, Miss Grace Harris, Miss Helen , Haynes and An exhibition of Mr. M scapes and Mrs. Morg: ]"M'hcre the Better Things Ca:th:s"{ A BRADKS & CO 109-1111 G STRECT NORTHWEST Genuine Brytonia COATS For the Larger Woman 48 Models that slenderize the figure above average size. Fashioned of this beautiful, l\umflous fabric (Brytonia). Trimmed as shown in the illustration, with viatka-coney. Lined throughout with silk crepe de chine. Sizes up to 54. e/ Silk Crepe de Chine ) Overblouses For the Full-Formed Woman $795 .4 $7 295 Plain or elaborately Beaded and piped in contrasting colors. Sizes ui) to 54. il o LA of American Pen Women will be the gue of honor at a tea at club headquarters Saturday, November 24, from 4 t ‘clock. The tea {s under mittes of the league, Mrs. Agnes M. Newman, chairman, and Mrs. Isabel Likens Gates, vice chalrman. Mrs. Gi will be the hostess of the after- during the some branch of the writing art will be particularly honored, but to which all members of the league are invited. Mrs. Beverly Mason will be hostess at the Open Forum Club, which will | Atlas will follow the ceremony. meet at Gunston Hall tomorrow — morning at 11 o'lock; The program | will be In_charge of Mrs. Willlam Channing_Johnson, drama commi 2 l;.hnnd’l(hrlh Nat Liebman celebrat- e e elght T lay anniversa chairman of the [uf thelr little daughter Marlan Sun. day evening at their home, 450 Q | street, their guests numbering -bautl Mra. Dessie Bruborman of St. Louls, | seveniy-five, Mrs, Edward D, Hays and Mrs. | Hughes Smith, will act as hostesscs | &t the reception to be glven by 3 s Missourl Soclety this evening at 8| Reminding Him. o'clock, at the Hotel Roosevelt, When From the London Famorist. J::ux‘,nuue Stanley will be the honor | Dootor— 1t anything The marriage of Miss Ruth Atlas, | Worry you, cast it aside. aaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Atla, to Mr. Robert Lein, will take pla Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, in th Adas Israel Congregation Church. 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