Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1923, Page 31

SOCIETY. HE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, DECEMBER 23, 1923—PART 2. SOCIETY. 73 - I1HE SUNDAY SITAR, WASHINGION, 1. €, DBECLMBEW 20, 1925—PART 2 ~ SOCIETY. Va., were married Thursday 'evening Duluth, Minn., are the guests of Mrs. |at tea Wednesday afternoon in honor | garet McG. Ashby, Mics Flala Saowe Ly At the parsonage of the 'Methodist A. F. Driscoll of Mrs. William Robert R, n and Miss Helen Calvert. Navy Academy DanceLeads ALEXANDRIA. TR Setaaer, oF e ione IR e Atertgnt saa| o e Robert Rawe | doa’and Mise teln Caroect. officlating. Miss Doris Albright have returned to | have returned to their home in Rich- | their ehildren of North Wilkesbor: s ) t sC 2 - Rev. Dr. M “arter Helm Jones their home in Salisbury. N. C., after | mond after a visit to Mr. and Mre. W |N. €. are the guests of Mrs. Smoo! Social Program for the Week | ,: surmon sumee was nia el Priladelphta. were. the weel. end & oviit G Stra Cortnne Avmell ih | W Whitiemore, | ireite, S and v Guorgo Uil the Old D Club house fon North Waushington strect. e Old Dominion Boat Club S NI were (e wenk end North Braddoc! ' Ington strect . |Friday evening. The chaperons!SHeAls of Mr. and Ar o infield ‘Pasrie Jones of At "1“’":“:";' e ot he fnw Gy e et S nte, S 5 : i Sikine - g . is the guest of his purents, br Md...{of the Staunio itary Tnstitut . . . were Mrs. Blulne Llkins of Atlantic| Mr. and Mrs. Willlam MacPherson . | motored to Alexandria and speit the [is spending the bolidaye at bis ho Function Last Night Mos {f Christmas/| o G las, Mrs. |have returned fo their home In Cali- - nd Mrs. T. Marshall Jones, on Prince | Fo i ona" with Mrs. Lynn's mother. |1n torr opf the bolidays at his home | City, Mrs. J. Sidney Dous! T e R S street. oy T i e > . William J. Morton, Mrs. Charles M.{grle, &teq @ gl o, Wr. and Jirs : Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton an- ML L FRMEE oy ana Mys. 1 | IS5 Bleanor Orr of Leeshurs, wi Festivities Prior to Officers’ New Year | Snepperson “ana AMiss Cora Cochran. | Washington - stvset Mo o S ; Aanenar et of _BEIT| A, 1.0b& ave back from & VINIt to ME | Wathinei s ae the e stan Ha i Those dancing were Miss Eleanor Orr | Hatchell had as their guests for the | M Bl G I o (oo, | and Mrs. John Long at Lorne, Va Dizoitiy “Morton: on Nof E P A Mics Names Jackson, | the week end Mr. Montague Lippitt " The wedding wiil take phucanington. " Mr. and Mray Miles Abel and Oliver | Wanhington s, orton on 3 ve Program. of Leesburg, Mizs Nancy *|of Charles Town, W. Va. 2oe aeioil take place Abel have Tethrned from u visit to| e e b Liovd | Miss Virginia Byrd, Miss Mary Tay-| Mrs. A. B. Landram has returned to iy Velom Watl iae N turned | Telatives in Sallsbury, N. C. o ey {lor, Miss Margaret Garrett, Messrs. |hor home in Greenville, Va. after 1 to her homs Tt den Totter®a| Mrs. Lulie King of Montgome & son-in-law and daught ANNAPOLIS, Md, December 22— |Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Doelling of New [ Edward Williams, James Pugh, Guy |y ® 15 NiT Pigligran-jaw and sister, . visit to Miss Hlilda Falrfs h Brother and siaterin-taw: Mp ang | oy J Dulanes fan The Christmas dance tonight at the | Rochelle, N. Y Hollifield. Jack Childress, Paul{ Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham of horn. Hettle Grymes hau gone 10 Rer| Mrs. Willlam 31 King. in. George | 2 Academy is the only social event| Mr. and Mrs, Henry Walker of New | Brown, Barbour Thornton and John|Berkeley Springs, W. Va., spent the 8 Washington Park. Miss Marion Dienclt snd Miss | Davis of Virginia Intermont ek 3 japen . | Mrs. A. H. Tagner in Rosemont. ord 4 Br s of the|Bristol, Va, con size before New Yorr eve|York are spending the holidays with | Harper of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. | et end with the formers ey MesAllen Burd ot Harrisburg. Pa, |, G0000 @il Brouse Burks o 0 1) vdshipmen have nearly all left for | Mrs. Walker's sisters, Misses Marle and | Allen Roberts, Miss Nancy King, Miss | Miss Anne Madison Washington of T ehe ek end guest of her|Christmax wih their barents. M. | ¥ k. Miss Blizahe Christmas vacations. The New | Christine Thompson, ‘at their home on | josephine Gregg, Miss Génevieve | Montelair, N. J., is the guest of her ’ prother-folew \and sister, 26 and Mrs. Harry, R. Burke, in_Ro B » Mise Margaret War . v | Rine Goras openn T 4 brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and ABa MR, Hampton, iss | Mont. Messrs. ~ Charles and Marcus | 880 Miss Joscphin shent e wiil be an officers Prof. and Mrs. Arturo Fernandez|Pevton Shepperson. Rfiss Louise | niry "“Bichurg Blackburn | Wash, igton, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Curtis and Miss| Mot Sfessrs, Charles and o £ “na with 15 Phil he leld at the officers” ! ypent’ the week end in Washington, | Thomas, Miss Dorothy Morton. Miss|on Braddock Helghts. ; Edith Fairfax have returnied from a |, t00 0 (he ‘holidays with Mr. an . club in’the Naval Academy. stopping at the Hotel Hamilton = |Lapra Fulfish, Miss Mary Hunt Rob- i "y ““K000 “Mekser and Miss Mary Yisit to Mr. R. O. Cnztis at his home, | JPr AR, o 5 N I Mr. and Mis. Ja Mrs. Thomas R Kurtz, wife of the | " \r "gr§" Mg James Armstrong|erts, Miss Inez Moore, Miss Margaret | Law have returned to their homes in Huntington, Prince William county. Mr. and Mrs. Edward lee Kemper [Lewix Hulfish aie gommandant of midshipmen. Was at|have as their guests for the holidays | Moore, Miss Elizabeth Warwick, MIss | Washington after a visit to Mr. and 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Seiskin of|, 3™ air “small son, of Asheville,|and Mrs. L ome Wednesday at her residence at | their son, Edward Armstrong, who is | Margaret Warwick, Misy Jeannette Mrs. A. M. Remschel In Rosemont 1 Wichita, Kans., who have spent sev- re the guests of Mr. Kempe Mr. and he Nuval Academy. She was assisted |5 student at Randolph-Macon’ Colege, | Wost, Miss Carolyn Burgess, Messrs. | The Anne MeCarthy Ramens Chap : eral months {n Washington, have Mr. and Mrs. Edwar the Y Mrs. o ( wife of Capt. |and Mre R, C. Gildart and her sons of | Cameron, Jack Roberts, Cecil Brown, { ter, Children of the American [tev taken the house of Mr. T. M. Ervin|Prlnnln 4" Rosemont, Miss . T. Dodg Greensiade *. . Snyder, wife | Plainfield N 7 Carroll, Plerce, jr.. Charles M. Shep- |jution, met Tuesday afternoon at the on Seminary Hill and will spend the | j,ceo®yComper spent the past of Capt. Snyded | Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hottel of Seattle, ! person, ir., Stanleigh and Everette |home of Mrs. Charles Alexander remainder of the winter there. end with friends in Baltimore . Mrs enstade, wife of Capt. John | (Wash., are guests at Carvel Hall. | Swan. Stanley King, Clarence Dyson, |Swann Sinclair on Braddock Helghts, Mrs, A. C. Strother and Mlss Dor- | iy, [ "0y line Rust of Stuart Hall,' Annie Lyles Camy reenslade, U, , entertained at| Ensign Bradford Bartlett, who is at- | Moncure Morton, Arthur Rector, John [~ Mrs. Jjohn Marshall, who has othy Strother of Markham, Va. Were|gtaunton, has joined har parents. Mr. Frantun of Al bridge Monday ufternoon at her apart- | tached to the U. S. S. Colorado, spent | Hughes, Brouse Burke, Robert Whit- | been ~visiting her daughter, Mrs, i guests over the week end of Mr. and | ;3 \irg" Davia N. Rust, jr.. on Sem- | cember 1% ment on Maryland avenue. | the weel end with his parents, Capt. | ton, Boothe Pulman, M. Knight, | Fred Cooke. in New York city, is the | Wife of Lieut. N M. €., S i Ronemiant fnary Hill for the holldays | mont st Vi, James S. Bowdoin, who passed |and Mrs, Frank Bartlett, who are i | crsstoe o tne tnin® Plerce, Turner | guest of her brother, Mr. Peter Fran. |Sam Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Proctor and | ifount Vernon Chapter, Daughters | ¢ the tail ‘at her country home, Nor-| Annapolis at the Peggy Stewart Inn | Henley, Grafton Cockey, Vincent!cis, on Prince street. time at the Brighton Hotel. e e o U o Y brus” [of the American Revolution, met Fri- | Smoot, manroyd, near. Annapoile ISt Thugs: | Snapells at ¢ Young and James Smith. i Mr. and Mrs. Wallter Burrage of oa | Tere guents last week of Mrs Proc-|day afternoon with Mrs, Willlam J. | Howurd day for rk, to remain over the| "J. C. Hillingworth of Philadelphia, | ® ‘Twe subscription dances will be [Salisbury, N. C. announce the mar- | Wayneshoro-kiasic, Va. has arrived |tor's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.|day afternoon with Mrs William J.|Howard o v hojiday {Who is en route to Bermuda with 4 |given at the boat house this week,|riage of thelr daughter, Miss Mary |to spend the holidays with her par-|and Mrs. . A. Swann Sinclair, on | FESUe S5 0T IO S0 BEF RIS NI L o) A Mr Hinds, wife of Capt.istag party on his yacht, the SKIlling. | gne the evening of Christmas day | Viola Burrage, to Lester M. Swann of | ents. Braddock Helghts, en route to Jich- | oo B e e e awara. Ara. | Hinds of the Navy oW is on duty | spent a short time in Annapolls har- | ung ohe Ioriday evening. December 28. | Alexandria, Saturday, December 15, Rev. Samuel A. Wallls, D. D.. and |mond to spénd Christmas with rela- | 2 2000 o, 800 BETEE, G e : . At Fanams st for the week | bor this week. A O ey tannon has \ssued In- Fat the rectory of Grace Iipiscopal | Mrs. % left last week for Palm | tives. 8 ton, Mrs. C. A. Swann Sinclair, Mrs mht wmhsm' qr"ls L e, Cariysle Bulmor. | *Mrs. Frank W. Rockwell as as|yois, el thom 'arty at her |Church, by Rev. Edgar Carpente: Beach, where they will spend the| Robert Wayland has returned to|fon. Mrs ©C. A Bwann Snciaf, Hre | o> " Tromn i hie e s aow| her Seats for thie Chrlstmus season | home fn Rosemont Monday evening. | Enslgn Carl Drischicr, of the U 8 |winter, | "\ "0l wutaron ana | Sialt e Me and See Winiam Shivjey | Jamicasn, dra Hewry & Wattics Diner Sorved (Danty ao4 3 from is week, and their son.| her parents, Gen, and Mrs, L. A, W 5 a1 el ot P e | i e s i e Washington Park. |Mrs. William R, Purvis, Mrs. Hubert e e v el Sendey ishipman Walton Hinds, will spend | me s or (osnember 0. e town will | week end guests of the former's par- | Miss Rixie Gray of Washington, and | Risdon in George Washington Park. {Mrs. u rs, | DisserBarved S Ak ROl rs it M e enend ;:‘mrmg; ."":‘3"“"']3"::{;;_1;‘:!- Q;;d ;\m; The voung ladies .,:“ll:‘.v"\‘\um\k"s! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Drischler. | Mrs. Weimer of Bealeton, Va. have| Mr. John suwan_has‘quv{adkllrn 733:‘1?}'{03""23 /'\'sr’.’l’:fi .\\1I;': 11 Special Christmas Dinner, \ Syracuse, N. ¥ Mrs. J. Wirt Wilmer of Deiroit, Mich. | homo S raeediy. evening, December |in Rosemont sign Drischler left{returned to their homes after a visit |Btewart atter spending six weeks:at|John “ROTMER ASBton, CEre. ed 5 to 8:50 ™ Mrs, Rolaud Curtin entertained in-1" Eugene Worthington, son of the | he™e Thirsduy everifb: il return |for Philadelpbla Monday. Miss Mar-|to Mr. and Mrs e Mervili De Gruchy eatertained | Mra. John Hunton Foster, Misa Mar: | s 1619 fora, Boland Curtin ent Compli- | 1nte St ‘and Mes Hurtne Worainn: | 27, and the youns men will retur |08 A nlert or " Fulirtax Hall | Mines Marl : diff of | Mrs. Melvill De Gruchy eatertained | Mrs. Joh ster, ) Mi Nt Lo Mrs. Hinds, wife of Capt. A.|ton. has left for Californta, where he | 1o fayor with = CeriCe rl irymil | W. Hinds SN Will visit his sister, Mrs. Keester,| PI4fe TUESEER, 100 endbeater and Commander and Mis. John Downes | wife of Lieut. George B, Keeste | s i et Trench have arrived were at dinner Wednesday in| A benefit card party for the Catho- iss Margaret Wrohel, CiNC, (o oviie, o av Admiral and Mrs. Henry Daughters of America was held | from St. Ann's stOo%: &8 o ‘homes B, Wilson. Wednesday evening at the home of | 10 spend the holidavs Mr nd Mrs. Joseph W. Valiant en- | Mrs. Joseph Milton. in_Alexandria. returned tertained at dinner Saturday at their| Miss Margaret Boland, registrar of| Mrs. Thomas Sere home at Wardour for Mr. Du Val of | St. John's College, has had as her|to her home in_Richmond after a : eventh New York. Mrs. Valiant has cards out | guest for a few days Mis visit to Dr. and Mrs. Frank 3. P yl S Soria brl'lq[:o luncheon De;;on er 28. Th‘:mns of Clairmont, 14 e Helen 'fl;fl o8 :““M‘" A}f"{;:’,‘"?" rrett and e"ns - a E nm an Mrs €. De Peyster Valk was hostess | Miss Elizabetn Nott < r. ana Mrs. Robert S. 3 et Ry el Srmn | ror Basaneart rovat o APMLATO% | e o othar, Dro cataavaier (1] Avenue Street & ' y for on Duke of Gloucester street, in_com- | several weeks. Barrett, went to New York cjty pliment to Mrs. Enoch Barton Gare: Dr. Walton Hopkins, who has been | the marriage yesterday of v, fupper \yife of President Garey of St. John's{on a hunting trip in North Carolina, | Barrett, son of Mr. and M8 F070r = College returned home Sunday. Barrett, and Miss Marie Thorp of De: Ars. William D. Brereton was hostess | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin have | triot. Young Mr. Barrett is 2 BACHE 1 4 bridge Thursday afternoon in honor | closed ‘thelr country home, at Water- |of this city and is a graduate of e ©f Mrs. Kenneth Corner, jr., of Prim- | bury, and will spend the winter months | Alexandria’ High School i ey : J i ow is_en- rose Farm, near Annapol Mrs. | In Annapols. University of Virginia. He now is en- Y Y [ ] [ rner was. before her recent mar-| Commander and Mrs. Wilbur Van |8aged in the banking busi iriage, Mrs. Stella Kimberly, a daugh- | Auken will entertain informally at|York. Mr. "‘"",‘;‘l‘”‘,,’fn,, .E:;:etgu:'u‘g lx eCIa ter of Col. and Mrs. Dunn of the|tea this afternoon in honor of Mr. and | Dr. Barrett will xeuarn BORD, O Gh S Mrs. Harold Washburn and Mr. ‘and [and Mr. and Mrs Tupper BOTERE o] Rear Admiral rs. Henry B.!|Mrs. Henry Walker of New York. arrt r"r"‘“_"";" Mrs. Barrett will give Wilson were the gue: hose honor | Mr. and Mrs, Nevitt Steele have Hene. Mr. aug N o Chelstaras T v Commod T. D. Gr retired, and | thelr guests for the holidays their)an afternoon receptiof QRUCITAS ol 31 GHITon citertained af dinner Mon- | son-in-law and daughter, Commander ; for thefr son and bl day evening and Mrs. L. W. Atkins of Washington, | home, 404 Duke street. 0 Announcement has & de of the jand their daughter, Mrs. Conrad Grove | AN announecr e s enzazement of Miss_Elizabeth Hamlin | of Detroit, Mich. [here 8 Al oand of Newport News of Younz. daughter of Mr. and Mre. John | Lieut. Commander and Mrs. William | Blanche N. Noland cf Newpert, Je%G 00 ¥. Young. to Lieut. Dwight Dickenson, |H. Porter are spending the holidays in e ey, to Plerre P. Lihens, r. of the Medical Corps of the Navy. | Baltimore with Mrs. Porter's parents, P&itey, N J. The wedding will Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway entertained | Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Manning a( | 3" © during tne cofiing summer. - Miss a reception in honor of the Annapolis | their home on North Calvert street. | Queut SUIHE,CC S0 gdougnter of the apter of the Daughters of the| The Misses Julia and Eilizabeth ,"{." Capt. Charles H. Dimmock of American Revolution, Thursday after- ( Valiant were guests at the dance Hichmend and 18 well known here, yeon, at her home ‘on Church circle. | §iven in Washington on Friday last [ Richmend SBC S0, UF0 oM, col % mes Cresap presided at the tea [ by Dr. and Mrs. Devereaux. Mus Caroline Wattles and Miss : ‘ommander Walter B. Tardy (re e Watties have returned from a Commander Paul J. Dashiell is spend- | ired). who is engaged in business in | Nancy Wattles Buse FQuiiee (N, o tug the holidays with his brother and | Philadelphia, spent the week end | yisit to thelr brother agg Sinter-s g8y r. and Mrs. Thornton | With his family at their home on|gie¥t U0, Nfo Swattles, in New . at Chestnut Hill, Pa. Erinoe iGeoRga wtesel. 2 York city. Mrs. Wattles was formerly and Mrs. Harold Washburn of | = Mrs. James Munroe entertained at | yd0% (/0 "Aghtord of Whshington. nd their son. Bordy, are | bridge Wednesduy afternoon. a num- | Mlss Annette Aon(ord 06 \WEGIRETIG Christmas holidays "with | ber of guests goming In later for tea. | 0 (nd with her cousins, Commander Washburn's _ brother-in-law _and | Mrs. A. 8. Burwell is spending the | W\ Fohn "Downes, at the Naval or, Commander and Mrs. Wilbur | Winter with her daughter, Mrs. 8. 8. | 40 ,00% ATnapolis. Van Auken | Hepburn, at her home on State Circle. Y anon That, returned from. @ Mrs. Pe k th Cochran en-| AMre George W. Hodges has re- | 5i"ic" qnoras Brent in Heathsville, tartained afternoon ‘at | turned to Annapolis and resumed her '3 her hos Oklahoma terrace. in | fenealogical research work at the | V¥ 3 M. Brill and Mrs. i her Cof Maina, | and office. Mrs. Hodges is being as. | Mt and Mre. I M. Brih and Mre who i . v gisted in her ork by Miss Louise | JC¢ %o relatives in Strasburg, Va. daughter, and Mrs. \m:(flnderl’“"“rufler' danghiecic Rev. James Miss Katherine Gilchrist of Boston idd Magruder. \s the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. mare, Rockiwell, wife of lieut. Com- ) and Mrs. Richard 8. Ely, on Seminary . : s Hill. hostess at a buffet supper ldhls eve- before the Christmas dance at was honored by the officers of the | RDE_De 3 is the guest of her sister, Navy at la Saturday. when he was | the Naval Academy pllaxton. presented with a sliver loving cup as a —_— ones, who &pent testimonial of his long and faithful several months in Nevada and Ari Ona. service n was made by Not Unusual. arrived last week from Asheville, N. All of our finest Rear Admiral B. Wilson, super- | From Judge. C., and will spend the winter with her intendent of the Naval Academy. The village magistrate was examin- | daughter, Mrs. Walter Garrett . . Capt. Samuel Bryan. U. 8. N, S. C,, | ing the victim of & motor Car acclgent Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gregg and Mrs. ll’ts 1 1 retired. and Mrs. Brvan have closed |*“You say vou didn't ses his number,” | Richard E. Acton were among the me l Car S the bungalow on Weems Creek, near | remarked the magistrate. ‘“‘Could you Al:-xnndn'-nts‘:lteafi‘.‘lfiz ;[hoau diplomatic w» Annapelis, and have opened their home | swear to the man?" reception al e e B on_College avenue for the winter. “Well" said the villager, I did; but | Miss Alice Ratcliffe of this city and $ $ $2.50, $3 and $4 Capt. and Mrs. R. F. Ledbetter have (I don’t think he heard me. William Churchens of Ballston, 9, $10 and $11 grades 2.50, $3 and grades recently come to Annapolis, and have leased one of the Werntz houses on Irs. Ledbefter, who was Miss Ethel > _— Glendon of Boston, who ssfully coached the ademy rowing crews for many years, Worthington Stultz of Catons- Cowle before her marriage, will have her parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. T. J. Cowie. with her for the holidays. Mrs. . 8. Fechteler has been v her father, Judge William W. A They’re made of famous Silks—Truhu, Satin- They’re made up in a wonderful assortment of high- of California, who is in Washington. o, Rows Alen, wife of LR - striped Eagle Crepe, etc. Fancy patterns, white and :h“de English Sllks!a.nd Amernl ican Silks. into 'Shapej *Tuesday atternoon . B 3 t are very correct. The colorings are exquisite an T D et plain colors—in all sizes—and cut true to proportion: th- . Ty g g q York and their children arrived Sat- s entirely new. to spend the holidays with Re: ——~8trest Floor— e p. I y I'earsons, at the Presbyteri Eees Xloor; o Duke of Gloucester street, ign _and Mr Charles Owen . - Comp and their infant daughter left | .". Wednesday to spend Christmas with . - Ensign Comp's arents, in Omabha, Neb Mrs. Burton Strait i{s spending the Christmas holidays at Annapoli: Commander and Mrs. Rufus Zog- baum, jr., were hosts at dinner Tues- day evening, at their quarters on the station ship, in_honor of Rear Ad- miral and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Hemingway of Nor- folk, Va., who has been visiting Miss Dorothy Price, left for her home this weck. Prof. and Mrs. Jose Martel have moved to their house on Skipwright street, which recently, was completed. Mrs. A. H. Richards of Damaris- cotta, Me, has arrived in Annapolis and will spend the winter with her e iater i har | Imported Mrs. Frederick Richards, at their home on Soutthgate avenue. ™. . Miss Mary Dors Williams, who = 3 > has been visiting in Baltimore, has Peturned 10, Anmapolis ure dea olas Men’s Mrs, Russell and Miss Mary Win- . chester of Washington have been the r uests for a few days of Mrs. Grafton En l h Ca l Ridout at her home on Green street. $5, $6 and $7 gradel 1S e ‘ ; oves Rev. John Brittain i;]al'k.' D.D. n‘l}; 3 d tor of the First Presbyterian Churc in Washington, spent the week end $3.50 grade with Chaplain ‘Sidney K. Evans and 95 ~vas the preacher at the Sunday morn- ¥ s 85 irg service at the Naval Academy i Chapel. Dr. and Mrs. William L. Marcy have e ek de | For Christmas Glving = There are two different styles—double-fold and the Thander and Mre, Clarkson 1. Bright - Selected skins—and hand sewn; outseam styles, of Philadelphia 7 s . g s o = caston. . of fine Pin Seal —and backs. th, n the ex- st rven o men | the FINEST Cleaner hip pocket type. Made with spear-point OF course, they are in the ¢ Hall. . wi old. act A . > Otra. Fenton. wite of Lieut. A S ; mounted with 14-kt. gold fly.w shade of Tan. All sizes. Very superior fwnhtors; left Thursday for Panama Thorough in its work — perfecte of our direct importations from the other side. walking gloves. vhere Lieut. Fenton now is stationed. Mrs. Walter T Tardy has had every point of mechanism — Streot Fioor her guest for a few days Klaus Doel- ith the double o oF " A actio powerful o > * suction plus a motor-driven brush. 4 g Men’s ——Street Floor— Come to a Real NEW YEAR’S Thorou bearing Lot of 50 , motor:illil!kel:‘pli’;liummingm s Blanket Bath RObes EVE PARTY ’ ness for years—without oiling. Built SmOking JaCketS ) Some With Slippers. sturdily — for m Buile fingly—c::‘r $15, $18 and $25 grades Regular $12.50 grade Fun — favors — entertaining talent — neise makers — food — musio—exoellent ballreom—IN FACT OUR PREPARATIONS HAVE EVEN EXOEEDED our efforts to make for hottor time than last esr—ARK ANYONE ABOUT A TIAR' EVE PAETY AT FRANKLIN 8Q. ey E 70 3915 The great drawback is there The Robes are in- most attractive are not all sizes in any one pat- patterns; cut long and full—with tern—but collectively there’s prac- XMAS DINNER —We will serve our ous- > tomary siz-oourse TUR- iy ‘exeey . sins . Dnhiletoved heavy cord girdles. With many there cloths, velvets, Matelasse Silks. In \ ¢| are Bath Slippers to match. all the desirable models. In all needed sizes. THE PREMIER SERVICE CO. E 0 (i s O 11th and H Sts. N.W.