Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 8

8 .SOCIETY. ’ o tronesaes for the ball and Mme. Eken- | Brown, whose marriage to Col. Wil- | to a company of thirty at bridge this | " ! . gren Is\chairman of the box commit- ‘:;"l Ifio‘l‘:fimrwul take place Satur- afternoon, entertaining in her home ‘ . - " tee. Miss Elizabeth Hanna 1s chair- > lon Buneroft place. Additional guests FICTION " man (nl thoAyon‘n‘hlldlen'l cm;lm;luo'-. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hewson will | P& cen asked for tea. ¥ and Capt. ustin Kautz is chairman [close their b e S ¢ 2 of the men's floor committee. i e e S Amuenin | Mrs. Charles Oman. wife of Com- BOOKS FOR ¢ . | n, will entertain | By F: —s: 103 o5 < The adjutant general of the Army |AuBUStine, Fla. for the winter. Thelr i a¢ Juncheon ‘tomorrow, f P y Favorite Authors—$2 Valu on-in-law and daughter, Mr. and | S and Mrs. Robert C. Davis entertained |y g bridge, at the C ’ At dinner last evening ut 2400 16th lzl'\;;tg_u“ld,rm::h"x_‘u:‘v; i Lapene :lw lhnnnr of her siste ) ana PEARLMAN’S BOOK SHOP street, L altimore. | McBain youny: of British « 1933 G St. N.W. Corner 14 —_— i od 1 . and G 1 1, "% i 5 5 Newt | Mrs. Coolidge Receives Delegates to “Geh and Mex. Dusis will g0 0 New| sres, Poter A, Drury, ir. s hostess |~ (Continued ow N Ve ; Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Norment enter- - D. C. Conference and the ; , Y : e S R L S 4 pliment to tl minister of Bulg]flr(.n = 3 “ 4 and Mme. Panaretoff afd the minister Cabinet I.adies Today. ' 7 ¢ 3 : v 3 bt S R 5 % Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Hen and thelr daughters, Miss Pan RS. COOLIDGE will receive /Ruth Stoddard, Miss Catherine Weller, ~ P : P - i E ST ot o the delegates to the U. D. C.|Miss Barrine Drake. Miss Mary Pres- 2 . ) ol 3 They closed their Washington h convention in progress here |ton, Miss Agnes Ashford. Miss Kath- ) & % yfllle;‘flay and will be abroad some months. . this week at the White|leen Dwyer, Miss Anne Devereux : 4 o House at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Coopdge |and Miss Frances Hampson s 2 ; Mrs. Edward E. Gann was _hostes will have the wives of tho cabinet| p, - : . 2 . to a small company at luncheon members and Miss Mellon, daug Eovmoxr Aubassadon o Branoe and “ g her home, in Cléveland Park, enter- s and Miss Mellon, daughter | Mrs, Henry White will entertain at D X 4 A |taining. in honor of Miss Virginia of the Secretary of the Treasury, x-.u_numr December 11 at their resi- ] i i Mt ol for a cup of tea at 4:30 o'clock this | dence. 1624 Crescent place afternoon. ! Dr and Mrs. W. Duncan MeKim The charming act of Mrs. Cootidge { will_entertaln a small company < B . M in sending flowers from ta tea Saturday afternoon at b o'c i | “Sav it with Flowers House propagating houses to the | at their residence, 1701 18th stre a by S —— o ————— bazaar for the benefit of the Starmont Ald proved a drawing car & thel Mr and Mrs Georme T Hamilton | FES G % Fl { esday sale, lunehoun tain 8¢« harvest supper at AN o . Flowers tor Thanksgiving | Lieut and Mrs. Tully Shelley leave 1?!‘\1((\ for York to attend the ‘h: Ridge, this I - | Army=Navy nd will remain in A i A < Ex 3 —tables and festivi- {”,m 4 g for sthe Vir | New York ove anksgiving ~ L & ties. for debufflntes glain de s convention of [ Aiss Royal Draper and Miss Betty ‘ 3 4 o d h ), e She assist- | pottar will leave Washington Thurs- s " # and all other require- ing Dien Mo Niliaugg 8 *|day for West Point. where they will £ % b 3 4 4 { ¢h iad Tt SROTEiE: o | be guests of Maj. and Mrs. Benedict X g ’ 4 : 7 ments ot the socia nE. Claude A brother-in-law nd slster of Miss S 9 e aude A. % Draper iy will atuena e Army | I ; 1 season. SSeott, president | and Navy game Thanksgiving. ; 3 . ginia delegation, and Mrs. e f % % - 4 —SUPERB 'MUMS Mrs. John Foote, president of the 4 3 A % LETS . Ladies' Auxiliary of Providence Hos- s > A0 3 A —VIO irs. Robert B. Howell vl]ml.in?mnu es plans have heen com- NS ? % A % ot O ~—SWEET PEAS . have ret A to | Pleted for the annual tea, linen show- -2 . v O dre b the Fioter|er and card parcy at (he hospital No- | | : ook 0 % 3 —ORCHIDS vember The card party will be- ] . gin at 2 o'clock and the tea and 2 ROSES, ETC. Senator Charles McNary of Oregon | shower at 4 o'clock. Mrs. C. C. Mar- SLO) " " P has returned fo Washington and isbury and Mme. Calderon will pour| 2 R e et s W i et Thanksgiving Flowers at the New Willard where he will | tea and Mrs. Foote and the other of- partment at the Connecticut, = Delivered at any dis- remain throughout t winter. flcers of the auxillary will receive = Assisting_ will_be Mrs. tance by Telegraph. The director general of the Pan-|Cly dearhnit. ek Ravmiond | nesion e stis : s o -y American Union, Dr. Leo S. Rowe.|Holden, Mrs. H. I, Flather, Mrs. | Hoten Geitnine aion sar i s | e e L’.;::ien “:i:.:‘:’;:;:.;k Mrs. S“AFFER’S | evening at 7 o |u.|\ T TERE entertained a company at luncheon | Matthews F. Tighe, Miss Rose Shea, | < today in the annex of the Pan-Amer- | Mz B 5, Rissate. Mrs. Castle, M, |onos, Sacharine Costello, Miss Mar- rles Cheney Hyde, Mrs. William fcan Union in_honor of the former Irs. Clifford Lewis, Mrs. Han- [ Miss Blizabeth Davton, Miss Cather- | F. Kelley, Mrs. Dudley Knox, Mrs. H.| | puonE minister of Columbla, Dr. Carlos|nis or. Mrs. Charles P. Neil, Mrs. | ine Crowl ss 2 . Adolfo Urueta, and Senora Urueta. Law Th,,mpm"; M Gostiaan sk rowley and Miss Betty Werner. ars m‘\Z’:S“'i?‘ :‘\:',.;‘L_“ save Lewis, MAIN 2416 MA‘N me Davehiioit Wilite enfertainen (Mis Lewls Leir The ball commitice £ e S Mvers Mrs | = 900 14th St. h loday, when her. ts |, Mah-jong will be played during the | hix Hospital ball Wed: i ) ¥ ICRE0n toan afternoon, the guests bringing their |, i own sets ecember 12, at Ra posed of Mrs. J. Black, Mrs. ~ AMrs. Coolidge headssthe list of pa- Mrs. Robert B. Berberich is enter- b in 'S sd | taining at a bridge and NG : s , s fnes Mo S e L ° ° : e ot ”‘k,m” %‘h‘!“;‘l;.‘:,"\”mfl‘iff: ?llr{\‘“;\'l'rg ;;;«r?n;‘_hrg‘r; : itely 'soft, deep-pile fabrics, gl_‘aced with Q\ Hambert, T k-",m,,': Datel, ’L-’"’.'\%:.‘on};.‘zi —————————s %) luxurious furs. In the smartest interpreta- e Wi “ "t‘ E = 1} Sugene J s 8 ay Ber- L s S R . Linnplame =t 5 tions of the season’s newest modes, that express o cuatemata ana|CTT TR p ) individual charm, and well-groomed dignity. IR EINE . B - Brothers Priced from 830,30 t0 527 ist ‘13xful. mala and Mrs. Arthur L - amp To Be Sold At | sPllelbacineP \rnnhl \\lll v‘r\(Prla!n a large com- w-. th -zlm. this aft rn(;'u;:),llgi::liffg Sillk GRE AT RED{JCTION TWELVE-TEN, TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET WASHINGTON PARIS M a ment of pink roses and au- Shade tumn foliage and presiding at the tea table during the afternoon will be m O r e w n S Walter Finl Louise Tur- $22 2 s arner and Mrs. ting them | Hiem Add cheer and . Miss How comfort to any ard, Mien Dorothy Wallier and Miss Toom In the < 4V importer’s delayed shipment Of Martha Boyle. Touse with this —_— Beautiful Lamp, Mied at Tuncheon today in her home Durner.* A 68 of the finest handmade, hand- th street in honor of Miss Mar- | 1ar $33 valve Complete i ‘i, debutante daughter of g ] e e oy \ risian " Groree. Jullan: Zol George Plitt Co., Tnc. beaded metal cloth and velvet Pa L;ur:l. \\lndu | Painting, Paperhanging end Uph ring L4 o . Clanaia“Kiead. 3iiss | 1325 14¢h St. N.W., Main 4224 Evenmc and Dinner Gowns \ln‘ul‘ord ‘\rl".:.' sesste Mckeidin, L{x‘xrzl; ‘W"MW 58-50 1216 F St. NW. m“ e Intended to sell for 135.00 : ; Thanksgiving Coat Sale I’Bfila | HATS --each is a creation of utter O W Buy Now magnificence, a radiant, glittering, i The Friendly Shop At " jeweled, soft-hued origination i No C. O. D.’s or Exchanges REMNANT SALE for this selling Thurs-* Prfied forl Qullkck She“lll-‘m'AnngluueC(l;m“p' of sS.tylnh day and Friday Only I ¥ . It's ¢ i . Rl hercin We Have Disrogarded Costor Profit | TWELVE THIRTEEN F FUR-TRIMMED 75 Viliies Frotn COATS $34 $49.50 to $59.50 ; e e e —— B iR LR P Gl o T———— o] ———]o| ——— o] c——Jo| —= ol ——la| —— 0] SEPARATE BRUSHED WOOL SKIRTS CHAPPIE COATS Thursday o Fourth E‘g‘r‘s“é;y 53'65 o e e $6'95 Special gb!'!‘rsmb rsl"t Floor Plain Tans, Plaids and Btripes, in Center 18 Sialn Slory ad cemME e wrap-sround and pleated models. of Grays and Tans, SOME OF OUR FINEST DRESSES are in this group at DANCE DRESSES of Georgette, Chiffon or Velvet, STREET DRESSES of Satin. Canton, Velvet or Gloth. BUSINESS DRESSES of Poiret, Charmee: SEORT DRESSES Jerey, Veloir and a DRESS, Velvet, Brocade, Beaded Georgetie Chiffons, F ormerly Priced $29.50, $35.00 and $49.50 Any Hat | ziws Suits. B 33%( 5195 S gt | s s Hats, « lues 50, o iens Weas, o o Bl it Sport and Dress Stylish Short COATS For | JACQUETTES : Thursday| §16.50 values from Fur trimmed on very siel 0, guality of Astrakian, e thets ha u}n and Grays. Aotual some are all former 7%110- were ‘$34.75 e Siightline x.a.u. Bome are silk Tens, Grays, Blacks, % DRESSES $]Q THE fashionable coat for the afternoon and evening is the coat that is fur trimmed— Pre-Thanksgiving Sale —in which you are privileged These are the select—the elect— to make unrestnctec.l choice of of the winter coat fashions. .Any Velvet Hat —in the house— $ regardlees cof the original PriICE wnpumm The luxury of such noted fabrics as Gerona, Marvella, Tarquina, Oriona and Velmara is in them. The richness of the fur of the fox, beaver, squirrel, caracul —prime silky peltry—is featured in their collars and cuffs— 4 The beauty of fashion lines— slim, graceful, distinguished, is consplcuous. A Saving of $20.00 to $50. 00 on Each Coat Sale Prices $115 $135 $155 $175 $195 Women's Sale—Second Floor, Misses' Sale—Third Froor Velveteen Jersey Values, $18.50 to $24.75 mldm of 75 dresses that are excellent walues. l’lfi and sizes for evary om. COAT MODELS, STRAIGETLINE AND BASQUE MODELS, CAPES Sport Coats oot Lostrous tte, lnl.l FREEL 601,95 | mihimie $18.95 son Tneawit venstian, Values, $32.50 & $39.50 $24.75 Values Breslau's 1309 & Ht., .3, The shapes are all new—and thel types fashionable. Choose to Your Liking! jol——ojc——=ol—=|sl——=][——=|o]c——= o] —=]