Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1924, Page 42

10 Dr. Piip, First Envoy Of Esthonia, Long In Diplomatic Corps | Had Represented His Coun- try a; London as Charge d'Affaires Almost Since Tiny Republic Was Born. Dr. Antonius Piip, who within two weeks has presented his credentials to President Coolidge. is the first envoy of the first class from the Bal- tic republic to take up residence in Washington. Esthoniu's sister atates, latvia and Lithuanta, are represented in this Capital by a charge d'affalres. Dr. PHip since 1921 has heen the agent of his government in London, where accomplished «ox nt results in ading his nation's cause, for Great tain went actively to the aid of land, as the country Is more fa- ailiarly called in Iiurope, in repuls- ing the last Germun invasion and in dariving out the soviet K n army. The government of the United States officially ucknowledged the sover- eignty ~of th public on July 2 flatres on. thonian mi panied by his w matron in h perfect She which color and the clear g harmonize with this hue and the pin iud white skin of the north. s before her n nd was rtu in the tive was to the law ving her d under who: ing turned to practl & I is one son, Antouius two. Dr. Piip uational law versity of ing founded b o » 5 of inte it this venerable un r ( seat of les in eminent in d been ex- cellently prepa full _cour in the faw scliools of Petra o o the -congress honian minister rgrad and a |} SOCIETY. | i MRS. WILLIAM DOUGAL LEETCH,| A New Year-duy bride, who before: 2 3 went under the voke of the and the iss Benfta |0 the Uni- | ) had Itved virious perfods during th ime accustoned . but madame kne: i Londo: iworld w a v tond of herseback ridin pey have more lei itable mounts aud elub. They moved | the week from the | Q strest. Madame | attendants in Reval, e, Mme. with | her from th and among | ost seven Lundred y world war he hs In the revolution of 1 Russification been ac wbolished and the took under Ke for a time, n the E fl fl E | ! fl fl | ! ! ! Before |1 signed to supply the need—the reception tea or dinner and the dance. Develaped in Luxette, Ripleene, Crepe Satin, Taffeta, Elizabeth Crepe—in simple effects—or elaborate designs. Charming novelty and exclusive originality. born in Reval, under the care of Mme. | me 1o this | & summar Marriage Licenses. age licenses have been issued fo t weakness of that govern-' The House 608 to 614 of Courtesy . Announcing a THE SUNDAY STAR,- WASHINGTON, D. C, To Honor Noted Actress Two Evenings at Poli's Tomorrow evening will be known as Foreign Embassy night at Poll's, when representatives of various for- eign embassies will occupy boxes in honor of the American debut of the French actress, Mistinguett. Wed- nesday night will be Army and Navy night and a brilllant assemblage of officers of both branches of the serv- | fee will be present. The boxes tomorrow night will be decorated with the national colors of the natlon whose representative will | occupy them. In the French box will be the counselor of the embassy. An- dre de Laboulaye and Mme. de La- boulaye, Capt. Jean F. J. i Rigal, naval attache; Jules Henry, the assls- | tant secretary of the embassy: military | attache, Capt. Georges Thenault, Mr. | ’ JANUARY 13, 1924—PART 2. G.-Arnao, Senora Dona Maria de G.- Arnao, und other members of the e y. The Chinese legation will be repre- sented by the counselor of the lega- tion, Mr. Yung Kwai, Mrs. Yung Miss Gertrude Yung Kwal and ers of the legation staff. rmy and Navy night Admiral F. C. Billard of the United States Coast Guard and Mrs. Billard will occupy & box with their friends. Another box Dees Gen. Robert C. Davis Kenzle W. Walker partment and party will occupy a box, as will Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune of the Marine Corps and his party. Admiral Hilary I. Jones of the Navy Department and his party will oc- cupy another box. Prominent Woman Lawyer To Honor Guest at Dinner Mrs. Edward Franklin White, as- Paul-Boncour and others. The Italian ambassador, Don Gelaslo' Caetuni and attaches of the em- | bassy and their wives, will occupy the | Itallan box. | In the Spanish box will be the Rlano y Gayangos, Senora Dona Alleta | Ward de Rlano, Senor Don Vincente | i - i i |Spunish ambassador, Senor Don Juan | University Women in I street. i sistant attorney general of Indlana, was the giest of honor at a dinner given for her last evening by the Phi Delta Delta Women's Legal Fraternity at the club house of the American Association of Mrs. White, who also is sel for the American eneral coun- ederation of Erlebacher JANUARY SALE Now in progress ! -All Mid-Winter Apparel For Women, Misses and Girls l/4.. [Esrlebaclher Exclusively Different TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET le——=lol—=lolc——lal——c——Jolc—— ———fal——ol—=]al——] Philipsborn ELEVENTH ST.. Very Special Sale of Beaded Gowns —together with other types for spring formal wear—which we are privileged to offer in three groups—priced at less than makers' cost in many instances. '$25.00 - $451)0 5G9 Whatever the occasion that requires attention to dress—these Gowns have been de- , the concert, the matinee, bridge or Mah-Jongg: Other types up to $165.00 Second Floor ==l e el = o e Ll ¢ Largest Ladies’ E xc l us i ve Specialty Shop in Washington | fl @, ! ! fl @ | [ fi | Women's Clubs, which has been meeting In convention here the past week, earller in the day was initlated as an honorary member of Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta Delta. This 1s an organization of women Jaw students of exceptional scholastic standing and high profes- sional ideals, with two chapters In Washington—Heta a8 Washington Col- lege of Law, and Zeta at George Wash- ington University. Mrs. Mabel Walker ‘Willebrandt, assistant attorney general .|of the United States, s at present na- tional president of the fraternity. Guests at the dinner included Mrs. Willebrandt, Miss Bass, Miss Considine, Miss Kelly, Miss Knoelier, Miss Quarles and Miss Senart, of Beta Chapter, and Miss Archey, Miss Audas, Miss Bailey, Miss Barbour, Miss Carloss, Miss Diedel, Miss Duggan, Miss Foster, Miss Good- all, Miss Gorman, Miss Haley, Miss Moncure, Mlss Pabst and Miss Smith of Zeta Chapter. A large company of of n- That Is We have divided Clearance of Men’s Shoes and Oxfords. . ... 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The Girls' and Boys' clubs will give the tableau depicting the progress of American civilization and Ithe events leading up to the purpose land adoption of “The American | Creed,” written by Mr. Tyler Page, ! |who will be & guest of honor. Hak. At Neighborhood House | SOCIETY. of the activities of Neighborhood House and Representative Henry R. Rathbone will glve a short patriotic | Charter members of the- Con- | Pbili the tea following the pro e on salt on the fire imnes of;soot ® borny 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, Mrs, John O'Connor will speal Unusual r stock, consisting them Patents, Vici Kid and $4.85 911 ®Pa.Ave. bilipsborn ‘ 608 to 614 supremacy in’ style—in value — and The aim of this new department of ours vomen of Washington is to render to the w the same character of service in Footwear as has made Philipsborn garments famous. Thus early we are putting you in touch with the new styles as interpreted by the best shoemakers in Ar Twenty-eight handsome new models are ready for selection—eight typical styles as illustrated. Ever quality Spring materials in the newest col- ors and finished with heels. New versions in Strap, Oxford, Gore and Buckle effects—i Significantly $g-50 = [ Or/aqc/o ”“llllluummHlnm GRAY SUEDE BIEGE SUEDE 5,9 BLACK SUEDE o= lol——jalc——]ale——al——lal——=lal—=|" ornately trimmed with contrasting leathers. All sizes from 274 to 8—widths AA to C. Street Floor—North Section '—.: Featuring for Monday A distinctive display of charming Millinery in New Modes Designed expressly for the sojourn into the Southland Beautiful Dresses—smart Spotts and comely Afternoon creations—presented in the new materials. of dainty and delicate tints. Brims that tilt saucily: or others that sprcad protectingly from the sun. 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