Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1924, Page 8

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/ 8 SOCIETY Soe President and Mrs. et —— iety Coolidge Will Dine Tonight With the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks. HE President and Mrs. Cool- idge will be the guests in whose honor the Secretary of : War and Mrs. Weeks will entertain & company at dinaer this evening. Mrs. Charles Washburn of Boston, who was a guest for a brief time at the White House, has returned to her home. Mr. Washburn is stil with the President and Mrs. Coolidge. The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of the ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand. Raromess de Cartler's Last At-Heme Tontorrow. Baroness de Cartier, wife of the ambassador of Belgium, will be at home .tomorrow from 4 to & o'clock for the last time this seasom. Mrs. ‘Vernon Kellogg will preside at the 1tea table. . Senora de Olaya, wife of the min- ister of Colombia, #vill be at home tomorrow afterncon from 4:30 to 7 o'clock at 2000 Massachusetts avenue. Mme, Peter, wife of the minister of Switzerland. will be at home to- morrow afternoon at 1525 18th street and again on Friday. .January 25. The minister of Guatemala and Senora de Sgnchez Latour enter- tained at dinner last evening in homor of the director general of the Pan-American Union, Dr. Leo S. Rowe. The other guests were the minister of the Dominfcan republic wnd Mme. de Joubert. the minister ¢ Venezuela and Mme. Arcaya, the min- ister of Costa Riea, J. Rafael Orea- muno; the minister of Honduras and Mme. Cordova, the charge d'affaires of Austria_and Mme. Prochnik. the eharge @'affaires of Nicaragua, Man- uel Zavala; the counselor of the Bra- zilian embassy and Mme. Gracle. the counselor of the Norwegian lcg‘nt'mu and Mme. Steen, Miss Carmen Cor- dova, Miss Dawson, Mlss Rosamond Porter, Miss Calderon and Dr. San- .tiago F. Bedoya of the Peruvian em- bassy. The minister of the Netherlands and Mme. de Graeff were hosts at din- Per last night. entertalning sixteen &uests. The company included the minister of Denmark, Mr. Brun: the minister of Sweden and Mme. “:.ulen- berg, the minister of Czechoslovakia. Mr. Chvalkoveky; the Persian minis- ter, Mr. Husseln Alai; the undersec- retary of state and Mre. Willlam Phillips, the counselor of the British embassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chil- fon, Mr. and Mr r l:;‘ Mr. and Mr: William R. Castle, the secretary of the Nefherlands le tion and Mme. Hubrecht and the two | daughters of the minister and Mme. de Graeft The minister will go to New York, #oday to attend the meeting of the Holland Society apd will be honor guest at the annual banquet Senator and Mrs. Royal S. Copeland 4ril] be hosts at Iuncheon Saturday at Wardman Park Hotel Mre. Samuel E. Winclow entertained a company at hlnlhe?n today in Ronor of Mrs. Victor gauffmann. charge @'affaires of Austria e Prochnik have as their est the former’s sister-in-law, Mme. { cclo, who 18 the wife of Gen. Picolo. ehief of the Ifalian air service, who will fafl shortly for Ttaly. They wiil entertain at luncheon Sunddy for their guest. Mme. Prochnlk will not ba at home tomorrow' afternoon, but will receive Friday, January The Speaker of the House of Rep- resentatives and Mrs. Gillett will be the honor guests at dinner this eve- ning of Mme. Hauge. There will be twenty-four guects in the company. The Friday night dancing clase in the red suite nt the New Willard is sasily one of the'most charming fea tures of soclal life here, and tomo row night Mme. Elizalde and Mrs. Stanley Rinchart, Mrs Cuno H. Rudolph and Mrs. George W. Ehle will receive the guests. A number of dinner parties will recede the dance, among the hosts Betng senator ana s Kendrick. Senator William B. McKinley and his nlece, Miss Mattie, and Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West, who will have the ginister of Ecuador and Mme. Eli- 7alde as honor guests. Mre. Henry Allen Cooper has sent out cards for an at home Wednesday afternoon, January 23, from 4 to & o'clock, at the Rochambeau Secretary of the Navy Denby was a guest at the luncheon given yester- day by Capt. Adolphus Andfews, com- mandant of the Mayflower, who enter- tained aboard the Presldent's yvacht vor the foreign naval attaches st tioned in Washington. Others Adolph Caspar Mil-| to meet the special guests were Rear Admiral B. F. Hutchison, Capt. H. H. Hough, Commander W. W. Galbraiti and Lieut. Commander McKee. Mrs. Lord, wife of the director of jthe bureau of the budget, will ob- serve her day at home tomorrow fram 4 to 6 o'clock. Mme. Calderon. Miss Calderon and their house guest, Mrs. Moore La- throp, will be at home Sunday after- noon at 2021 Kalorama road. Mrs. Frederic McKenney and _the Misses McKenney will ba at home Fri- day afternoon from § to 6 o'clock. Mrs. C. C. Calhoun has returned to her home on New Hampshire avenue, after a short visit in Charlotte. C., whera she was the guest of Mr William Calvin Hudson. Mrs. Cal houn spoke before the chamber of commerce there and also before the Club of Colonial Dames. Mrs. Lyman B. ndail will be at home Sunday afterncon from 4 to 6 o'clock, Mrs. William Henry White will en tertain a company of sixteen at bridge followed by tea tomorrow afternoon in her home on Park road. Commander and Mrs. W. W braith entertained a company twenty-seven in honor of Capt. Henry Hough, U. S N, the new chief of the naval intelligence. The guests in- cluded the naval attache of the em- bagsles and legations and their wives. Mrs. Charles Wetmore will enter- {tain “at luncheon at the Shoreham Sunday, January 27 Gal- Maj. and Mrs Park entertain at dinner tomorfow even- ing for the minister of Ecuador snd Mme. Elizalde, and early in February will entertain a dinner company in honor of Mrs. W. Harry Brown. Feb- ruary 22 Mrs. West will entertain a Huncheon party in compliment to Mrs. mes Couzens, wife of Senator Couzens of Michigan, and their daugh- ter, Miss Madeleine Couzens. W, West will The director of the consular service fand Mrs. Wilbnr J. Carr will ehte tain smpany of twelve at dinn this evening. S. Crago will enter- cheoni Saturday at Ward- Mrs. Thom: tain at a lu man Park H. Miss Alberta Gilbert is entertaining at bridee today in honor of Miss Hen- riette Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs | Francts W. Hill, whose marriage (o Capt. Lewis Chesterfield Arthur, jr., will take place Sat There are six tables of bridge. and additional Zuests will join the company for tem. Presiding af the ten table will be Mr: Hill, Mrs. Albert Morgan Gilbert an Mrs. Samuel Fickle J Countess | @inner 1a of her mothe on' Dupont cir cka en ning at the residence rs. Robert Patterson, Miss Christobel Hill and Miss Mary { Hill_will entertain at a supper parts {at Aman Park this nine in { eompliment to Miss H HIE United States Minister to Poland and Mrs. Gfbson Guesta. | Represen 1d Mrs. Fred A Britten entertained at dinner last eve- R[INg in honor of the United States minister to Poland and Mrs. Hugh Gibson. The other guests were the minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro, the minister of Poland and Mme. Wroblewska, the Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Hoover, Senator and Mrs. James and Mrs. Frederic Mr. and Mrs. Willard Saulsbury were hosts at dinner last night, hav- ing as their guests the Norwegian minister and Mme. Bryn, Representa- tive and Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, Admiral and Mre. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Eliot_Goodwin, Capt. and Mrs. Theodore Richards. Mrs. John Joy Broderick, Miss Ifelen Patten Swisher and Lieut. Latimore, U Mrs. Saulsbury will be at home afternoon after 4 o'elock . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Greene will en- tertain at dinner this evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rob- erts of Brightseat, Md’ The University of Virginia alumni committee of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation will have a numiber of the most fmportant sen- |ators in Congress at the dinner to be given Wednesday evening of next week at 8 o'clock at the New Willard, when Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, presi. dent of the University of Virginia, will be the honor guest. Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews is presi- dent of the National Monticello Asso- ciation and Mr. Richard E. Shands is | chairman of the dinner committee, McKenney Col. M. C. Buckey entertained at dinner last night In the presidential 41 Women’s Dinner and Evening GOWNS L] That Were Originally 110.00 to 185.00 . REDUCED TO 68 gy y ‘stock. 00 Some of the most beautiful owns in our Individual models. terials of unexcelled richness, exquisite metal cloths, supple, silken velvets, handsome brocades. Bead and embroidery trimming. " ALL SALES FINAL TWELVE T HIRTEEN: ¥ Watson and Mr { | | | 1 MCENTEE, Daughter of C nd Mrs. Wiliam McEntee, recently returmed from Eu- Pope. where she waw presented a Dutch court, She Rer travels by M Capt. 7 ! suite at the New Willard. where he| had twenty-five guests, H Former Senator Pomerene, who are in_Washingto; luncheon today by 'McLain at the Now Wil and Mr making a } Judge Andrew C. v {ware. son of the late George Secretary of State under ' “leveland, entertained the democratic natjonal committaemen from Arkan- was at L'Alglon last evening. i | Miss Dorothy Stanford. daughter of | [Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lloyd Stanford. | entertained at a t t r hom lyesterday in compliment to her {guest, Miss Virginia Booth Rockiiffe lof London. Miss Louise Landis and | Miss Phyllis Shacklefor uore sided at the tea table. 5 Ms. and Mrs. William Laird Dun- | lop, jr.. will entertain at dinner this evening_in honor of Col. and Mrs. | Lucien Whiting Powell. Mrs. Hare'Lippincott announces t engagement of her danghter Camil to Mr. Gerald Selous, British con- sular service. son of Mr. and Mrs | Edmund £, Wykeniarcgis, W, - {mouth, | The Ki Phi ek letter frater- Inity will entertain several of ijs! {most distingulshed members at din- ne# at L'Algion’ Saturday Among those expected are Hiram Johnson, Cafiifornia {Lee Overman, North Carolina \Paymaster_General Samuel Surgeon General H. 8§ Cumming |Rev. Jason Noble Pierce of the First Congregational Church John B. Clarke of the @ir: Church i ¥Mrn. Carter (o Plas for Greek Orohan Benedl | For the relief of-the fatherless chil- | n of Greece, Mrs. Lesiie Carter. in telln Dallas” has offered the first performance fn Washington at Poll's | {Theater, Monday. January 21. The tickets ‘may be from Mrs. Tom | Williams, 1748 K street; Mrs. Camp- bell Forrester. the Albans, 2310 | Connecticut avenue; Miss Janet Mof- *tt, 2019 Massachusetts avenue. Her Excollency Zime. Tsmados will speak | at the end of the firet act. Mile, Mistinguett will seil boxes for Mrs. Carter's performance, at the head- quarters of the committee, at 11:30! o'clock tomorrow morning. Miss Moffett, chairman of the tea- room at the headquarters, 1622 H street. will have a number of her STONELEIGH COURT Conmeecticnt Ave., Corner I, St. Washington's most exdineive apartments. Avaitable for lease, a few desirable h Reeping and non-housekeeping APARTMENTS. by the menth or on yearly iease.® Also for TRANRIENT rental, two and three ro0m non-housekeening apartments. RESTAURANT . With table_ d'hote service. Dinner. $1.25. | Luncheon, @6c. Club breakfasts. Also service ala carte bot GTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 19 SOCIETY. - sistants at the theater to welcome all | Lubqvska on thé program will be. wha come on Monday evening. These young ladles, who will wear Beauttful Greek dress, will offer flowers. The patronesses are Mrs. Edwin Denby, Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. W. Harry Brown, Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs. John Hays Ham- mond, Mrs. Leigh Palmer, Mrs. Claude Swanson, Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs. E. W. Fberle, Mrs. David M. Lea, Mrs. Albert N Baggs, Mrs. Tom Willlams, Mrs. Campbell Forrester and others. The Philippine Collegians of Amer- ica will give a reception and ball Fri- day, January 18, at 9 o'clock, at the New ‘Willard Hotel in honor of the Senate committee on territorles and insular possessions and House com- mittee on insular affairs of the United States, Everything is arranged and ready for the occasion, and members of the ommittee are confident™ of its big success. The committes on_thi: f- fair consista r. G. Umal, ehair- man: Mr. S. Almiranez, Mr. P. de Leon, Mr. E. Cornejo and Mr. 1. Capa- as, members. Delegates from the Philippine Ts- lands now here in the Capital will be present in the affairs, Among those present at the Ram's Head Playhouse last night to attend the opening performance of “Cecily Ann,” the mew American comedy by Bertram Bloch, which the Ram's Head Players are giving for the first time on any stage, were: Mr. and Mrs. tes & Bell, Mrs. William oran, Dr. and Mrs. ington, Capt. and Mrs. John H, bbons, Mrs. W, ., Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gorges, Mr. James Franklin Hoo Mrs. Beale R. How- ard, Mrs. « is Moneyw Mr. and Mrs. Norment, Mr. and Mrs. James Parme- lce, Mrs” Charles Sheppard, Mrs, Ca- ephens, Mrs. Lawrence Town- Mme. Wailenberg, Mrs. Charles ore, Dr. and Mrs. Tom Wil- Harry Eustis | Frederie E. | . Longcope, Mr. J. Lew- | ‘THE ' EVENING ' STAR, WASHIN C., o TS glven. An {llustrated lectur ‘The Resur- rection of King Tut-ankh-Afsen,” by Dr. Mitche Carro, editor of Art and Archeoogy, and Egyptian cere- monial dances of the period by Ma- dame Lubovska will compose the pro- gram. i Capt. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Clime, ] former Washingtonlans, now living s 1 ew York, were the guests of honor |k at a dinner for sixty, given Saturday by Judge and Mrs. Aivino R. Allen of | K {Jersey City. Among the neted ar- tists present were Cecella Beaux, N. A.; Heen Turner, N. A.; Felicie Waldo Howell, A. N. A.; Charles Curram, N. A.; Edward Potthaat, N. A Al Cole, A. N. A.; Ralph Tinney JoBnsom, A. N. A.; Albert Sterner, N. A.; Henry B. Snell, N. A, and Kenneth How. Mrs. Clime gave a program of songs later in the evening. Mrs. H. S. Mulltken, chairman of the book review committee, District League of Amerjcan Pen Women, an- nounces a book review luncheonetts, to be given at 12:30 o'clock at club headquarters, at which ten- minute reviews of some interesting fiction books will be given by four of the club membérs, Mrs, N Col- quitt, Miss Jean Stephenson, enrietta Hickerson and Miss Mar- Jorie Ruckman. Few of us are consistent, and many | Bl a man who won't swallow an insuit | [ | will swallow something to insult his gtomach. Chokers —made of your own meterial st 35.00. They will be just ss setylish and geed- the University Club Saturday, o’clock, p.m, an Egyptian eve- with Dr. Carroll and Madame b ing looking a3 2 pew one. FURRIER, WOLF =232 Ave. N.W. Now you may are limited. | Tomorrow: Velveteens at - Paisley Corduroys at 98¢ Corduroys at 89c Duvetyns at $2.49 EXTRA SPECIAL! Rich, Sumptuous -FUR FABRICS Frrnished and unfurnished, specislly priced | ki REMNANTS Clearances! silks at very inexpensive prices. wise to shop ecarly ¢ Brocaded Velvets at $8.98 ! choose luxurious ., It is s the quantities $1.98 310.98 HALF PRICE Especially priced for Friday and Saturday at and’ 31 ‘Youwill seeamostre- markable collection of high-type Hats, chosen for their new siyle ideas.. Only the best styles are among them, and the illustrations are typical of their smartness. . The greens, blues, roque, coral and toast’ shades that are fea- tured assure ome that spring in hat land is 25 20 i 5 "8 50 50 “ e House of Fudhion.” Tremendous Reductions Preyious to Inventory All Sales Final—-No Approvals or C. O. D. Sport Coats and Jacquettes, sold up to $35.00; reduced............$16.95 Women’s and Misees’ Coats, sold up to $45.00; reduced............$25.00 Women’s and Misses’ Coats, sold up to $60.00; reduced ..........$35.00 0 Beautiful Coats—Ladies’, Misses’ and large sizes. Handsome ma- terials, fur collars and cuffs. Sold regularly from $75.00 to $150.00. ‘e To Close, $49.50, $69.50, $89.50 Dresses—Small sizes—cloth ‘and knitted fabrics; reduced Dresses—Satins, crepes, cloths and velours; sold to $30; reduced. . . .$15.00 Dresses—Finest Poiret twill, all sizes; sold to $35.00; reduced. . . ...$19.95 100 Beautiful Dresses for street, afternoon and evening. Silks, . Crepes, Georgettes, Velvets and combinations. Sold regularly from $45.00 to $95.00. To Close, $25.00 to $49.50 Pair Jersey Silk Bloomers, sold to $2.98; reduced..............$1.49 Dozen Silk Hose, small sizes, sold to $2.50; reduced..............95¢c Dozen Woolen Hose, all colors, sold to $1.98; reduced. ... ve...69c lack American Fdx Scarfs, sold to $29.50; reduced ...........$10.00 Overblouses, all colors, sold to $7.50; reduced..................$3.98 Slip-on and Coat Sweaters, sold to $6.95; reduced. .. ..$2.98 and $3.98 200 Tailored Suits and other handsome models, finest materials— best workmanship—silk linings. Sold regularly from $35.00 to $79.50. To Close, $19.95, $29.50, $39.50 FOUNDED 1894 & Known for Remarkable Value-Giving 1109 F St. N.W. WILL CLOSE OUT » TOMORROW—FRIDAY « Broken Assortments of COATS, SUITS - AND DRESSES For Women and Misses Formerly Priced in‘ Stock at $22.50 up to $39.75 Silk and Cloth Dresses—Sport Coats—Dress Coats Tailored Suits—Sport Suits—Costume Suits A once-a-season clearance of odd garments from regular stock, All this seasow’s styles. Suitable for wear ndw and in the spring. Mostly Sizes 14 to 40 A limited number in larger, sizes. , -

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