Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY.' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, T\HURSDKY, FEBRUARY 21, 1981 SOCIETY." Miss Elizabeth Lee will be in charge T | of the tables for bridge. I | Mrs. s Wai X {second secretary, Senor Dr. W. | Thim at teh Sundas wfternoon and M. fean Diplomats Senor Don Luts Padilla N . 1106 G Street . N.W. = = [ John i Waicanin will kive o buffet whip Dinner. | . A Beautiful New | Supper that evenini - T The seeretarie s 3 : 3 . o Pkl v | Wamiaman s Latih Armerican oonotoiaches of s | From. Heua i : 4-Hour Sale Spring Styles | con' Monday, und Mrs. g of the legati Fon | nalls W a’ o 2 o e TEaned of |Deris. and Senor Don Krancixeo B Tomorrow on Display | party 3 J - cementing further the friendly rela- iy g £ - Lo . . 5 Maj. Gen. and Mrs, George Barnett |Hons eXinting amon their rempective | duflalrey of : e House of Fahion President and Mrs. Coolidge Cancel|p it " Sirois csuricionand vattds om Shikicies | arue, faspie,, Toaim Soimble di P e D) Siretany” of War Ana e s " e, Dopurcment | e Sarin, Coraniin ra Tan | BARGAINS GALORE TILL 1 PM AN I3 y A 3 and men ent -A it 3 ks ‘ Invitations for Speaker’s Dinner o e nd men prominent fn pan-American | A (he wecretars of .M. 1o s, i o b r Don Eduardo M. Sosa o of Mrs. J. Wilmer ittle cubinet™ at « serles of monthly | Lot Ol MR Ao S0P of the All Winter Garments Must Go— . . daushts d o 0 be giv O] = i i at White House Tonight. | Paitimereand hitadephi. o "ine et o henn as hos g [Legation: DY, Iranciuey Gerards Special Values Offered in New Spring Styles ey 3 v W d the naval Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer will not be ning in the New Willard and the ; A <icond"will ‘he given March 6. when |1 2 Py . ’ . o \ at home this afternoon. g c W, d M] ont and Mrs, Cool-] Pennsylvania and has Jjoined het| _ i Welght thisdiagsiutant . omens an SSES’ ew lor uits ! will be guest of | the dinner | lusbund. Representative Ransiey, at K - |B 7 r x | the Hot ‘ashington. Mre. Ra A Atane: i 5 . 3 - . . : in honor | ley will cntertain guests at lul : Mar s (Jinnerothie guests y < Smart Mannish Materials and Plain Colors the Congressional Club March 3 - ! Agucio B0ty 5 . 00 an 1 o In th, cefving 1 o Wash- 3 ¢ ) dofre, o ement, with other oMicial social | i, the recetving line at the Wash. 1br t : . . . Arturo k- |§ Special 2 auirs, | Rauscher's will be Mrs. John Wash- Benjamin Cohen. Froni Br 3 v B e O nin Mr. Ruberto A G 1 oo gy o o) [ The figdres will be lead by AMr.|a sur Mrs Faus ¥ (riends s G iven by the ew Topcoats, Wraps and (:apeg 'he anbassador of Belgium, Baron | GeOrse Angus Gurrett, Mr. Walter jin W ston. c tion of Unty \ - me Tues- Individual and Distinctive Materials and Styles Ry Mrs. Marshall Field entertained a Sommander - Ricatdo ires of the Rrit- mereial at minister of Czechoslovakia, Dr. sy, the e e I not be at|Marine Per i y Novelty Silks Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates will | The New Crepes, Georgettes and ty cntertain at dinner this evening in = | ington Davidge. Mrs. Willlam Stuart | bride i o (he oniy | Tuckerman, Mr. William Stuart Rey- Arken i | W e day, February 5 artie _ cir : and the secretary of the | g w Lopi o, I’ A -$iS at luncheon f My Co, oy ottt o o nied him to New York, | today § O'Brien, moth-Y honar of ' the b 48 .':;:?".‘,‘;",;fi"," it Vas! . entertal . Specml '00 : T R il *] A wedding of interest tool . e l) [ 7 postponed the dinner he | Mrs. Robert Love Taylor entertained e 4 3 ——Continte p Y N W rulg RBSB"—O’I eaquti \is cvening in honor of |8 company of sixteen at luncheon to- : gt . Senor | (Continue e SP : o Nme, . wife of chargze | compliment to their house guest, Mr. " Memoris i - s 00 s .50 s -50 W i - i e Constantin larasizoff, first sccretary | tine smorro The Stere of Better Values \ Special 2 ph ot come v the second secretary of the | The Belgian Ambassador ; Reyburn, Mrs. George Ankus Garr Ment comes #s 'y returned to Washington [ burn and Mr. Willlam Bowfe Clark. Mrs. es H. Abbott, will o8 ‘ub \ere for a longer stay. e on e 3 ¥ Chilton, wife japd Mrs. Hardi ISenor Don Jose T. Baron, rance and Mne, | 93Y 4t the Washington Club. of the Russian embassy in Pa Gunston L S5y e i T, and e George T Guernsey. § , ¥ OPEP > q Open \ Faibihees Sl st Nppbingfon ey and o UM ekt T B o @ Until SLASHING BARGAINS REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICES el Syirypudic oy | Wtiars. |5 : ; it . 1 P.M. . 1 P.M, wbons i S S | e B S 0 i | e ' 1214 F St. N.W. 20 WINTER COATS 18 WINTER COATS 1 i R 5 The v & has can- for a trip to Porto Rica and Panama, | The Congressional : wife of : s 1A | celled all soclal until the sconsin, will| The president of George Washing- | ¢nd of the thirty Al praums | ~ Were $65.00 to $125.00 Small Sizes—Were to $55.00 e at 2112 W y and Mrs William : , y b R TG : i be Rosta ot & 'R | belns held. powever. and tamorsaw FRIDAY ' Now $3Q50 $4QS0 $5050 NOW: 32500 m qaternons gebie t 1 ternoon fn honor of the | M S uant and will give & brograsi e of the offici: i uating class, at the Washington en invited to a ‘(lub from 4 to 7 o'clock. i . ANTE 2 s et ot | e 15 |l END OF SEASON CLEARANCE Io WINTER SPORTS COATS, WERE §2950 « $3500- Now $14.75 Edwin ¥. Ladd, Mrs. Burton | tai n 5 cheon of at | A = p ’ ®. : o : : ’ s the reductions are tremendous, 1 Winter Suit, black, with wide collar, size 38; was $85.00. N e e . Datiarson, Mrs. Clavencs o, | ¢ penefit bridge party all sales must be final. ;3 Gl;ay Stripe and 1 Mixdt\lr: Sport S“éc":'" 16 and 38; were $75. Now utherian ! cne, 3 i —_ . . sses, small sizes; clocks, jerseys, crepes, bargains af e entertained s T_ Sfarland, Mre » - YOU NEED | 5 FFur-trimmed Coats, 39 Dr:éues,'poiret twi’ll. cantons, velvets. To close cut tomorrow AL LR 4 “| & far around sour neck. T can make soi | originaily $65 and $75 ! 8 Dresses, large sizes; poiret twills; were $25 to $35. Now .... 4 i ) 12 rur-trimmed Coats 100 Black and Navy Camisoles, formerly scld up to $3.00. Now. 3 3L, | house. guef finine for ver| A CHOKER AT $5.00 s . . i i 106 Slip-on Sweaters, were to $7.00. A special price tomorrow al relicf tea, th Frin: Sutles R coie | D ERA A4 Bw o rs own meiacial originally s.lzs"us_ i New Spring Blouses, values to $5.95. 4-hour sale tomorrow at CNOw Witlard Hotel, o NewNorie 0T h;\f{" FURRIER, / lur-trimmed Coats, 3 ¥ has arrived l been planncd for Mrs. Waggaman's | w 20-32 Florida originally $145-$195 G 3 Washington from her home in' wuests, among them beink the lunch- Ave. N.W. t— L Sport Coat, i e e - originally $65 e . . e e e e S A Open Friday (Washington’s Birthday) Until 1 P.M. ORRISON'S M FOUNDED 1894 Known for Remarkable Value Giving 1109 F St. N.W. originally $25 3 Suits, originally $45 ... .. 3 Fur-trimmed Suits, originally $75-$125 .... 3 Twill Dresses, originally $25 ..... 12 Silk and Velvet Dresses, originally $35-$45 .. 6 Evening Dresses, originally $65-$75 . 3 Evening Dresses, originally $135-$145 12 Sweaters, originally $7.50 ......... emee s 19 Silk Overblouses, originally $7.50 ........c. 2 Knit Capes, . originally $29.50 24 pairs Sport Hose, g g e . originafly $5 “Maytime in Midwinter” p 2 Fiber Silk Sport Suits, ) originally $45 ................ The Erlebacher Poeg Ga@. Su10p 9 Wool Skirts, originally $10 .................. Has a First Birthday 28 "” r( & i N Y, o 1 Sport Coat, 2 9, Friday and Saturday ADVANCE SPRING COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES At a Featured Low Price Tomorrow, February 22, 192¢ MWINBURNE wrote a lovely poem about a girl of Prep School age, en- Ay titled “Maytime in Midwinter.” It is indged Mayflower time in our Prep Girl Shop. For its first birthday, we have garnered rarely beautiful things for ladies of six to sixteen and a bit over. We picture Everything a girl,needs to be a living illus- : , ¥ g ; AT ; four of the tration to Swinburné’s poem may be found 28 i i 3 : B 3 ; b senpes of in Washington’s mest fascinating shop. ’ K = ' Here are suits, coats, dresses, skirts, sweat- ers, blouses and millinery for very ;Zung girls, sweet sixteens and sub-debs. The Maytime aspect colors all the store as well, for the newhspflnz apparel is here in o PARIS DECREES! ALL SIZES New Peacock Hats / |, Fox [ WOMEN sy AND ‘We offer sav- Ml MISSES ings on newest | f spring apparel \ now — to_induce The collection you to make your ; includes the most selections early! authentic repro- ductions lo"f the smartest aris New York . d 4 modes. You would Black ’ i never dream that Whi such really beauti- i 5o 1 Not alone will you save ful things could S LGS 9 Hats # money—but you fwill have bed purchase;l . Iin J the advantage of wearing advance of the Efifl@b @cfi@m - 35'9851’2.85]"’0‘00 % . the new fashigons when they sa?éSn for so little I really are new, . i as $25. ] - —.a TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET - 2 - o