Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, sons of Richmond, Va., are guesta of and carried bride's roses, Mr. and Mrs. | Agnes Meckison, Miss Mary 0'Co ste i her. parents, Mr. and Mre. Chatles Bennett left Iater for & trin south. 4 | aties. Becatoe. Polatn. Mics aoer | ian Hosmated ut the piane. Miss Goldumith, st the Argonne during will be at home after March 15 at 444 | % Marstoine Moo crva | dancers - Alisn Virginin Hutson, Mise Mr. Thalhimer's absence in Europe,|d street northwest. Stern, Miss Marguerite Merigold and | Virginin Catlett, e - San pi o = e Mis Edna Duncan. o and Mrs. Morse Allen, with Mo rn. Richardson Will re. Frank O'Hara wil! ure this he guests of honcr and princi VI as ac pariis ‘ Asrange Diuner Program. v e s beuiera anil thoke who WILbE e | W3 Accompaiiat Mre. Charles W. Richardson is in: 1l et current fietion course at ihe ot ot o dolphe de ZapD| Sfrs. Bdward L ights of Columbus Evening School. | pres e soclety, include | s, Edward charge of the program of the Colum- Lol District Commixkloner Mr.' Cuno H. | Hills, vice chairman of the Maryland B blan Women's dinner of George oo ; composed of ;;uf:"“{h' "K!""vl"o“""'M‘"wr Col. | League of Republican Women, wiil 2 . = . ¢ : ofticer: i s uniformed serv- | Bell, . 0s Pere . o gl Th PreSldent afld I\Irs COOhd (3 WIn ; Washington Untversity, which 1s to QUCC,OF (0F, various watfarined serve | B0 o e s s nesmily pa- | be the officfal hostess at the luncheoz, e o 2 | : . " ‘J{pe_held at the Chevy Chame Club, of popular dances at the Officers’ Ciub, | turned from Fran . Arnold | brivge and mah-jung party of repub- \ X through the courtesy of the board of Washington barracks, Wedn ¢ eve. who in pluraljican women. and the nds to he Have as Their Guest for a Few’ & . e S MY L R B ente it .S RSP 10 £t | el st i W Davs Mrs. Foster Stearns. 1924, SOCIETY. The Sojourners Clul i Joshua Evans, jr., will be the hostess P Who is at present working on a t 1 o'clovk { of the evening. This will be the six hostesses at the soiree -xize painting of Pope Pius seated sisted b H tenth_annual dinner of the Colum- |concert of the Washinkton | on his pontifical thron | B LW of Rockville i L E 5 blaun Women. United Arts A program, including musi s . Montgom | < 4 8 3 . jat the Playhouse, tertainment number: putlican Women's Mrs. Harriet Upton, vice west, will be Mrs. H presented by Miss Mildred Buest of honor and i chairman of the natlonal republican Starr, Mrs. Ada W. Duncan il- | contralto, in ~selections with Bladen Low ndes of . executive committee, and Mrs. Harry llam ' Tardiff, Miss Gaylord, | Frances ‘Gutelius at the . national republican commit- for a few days at the White Wardman, national republican com- Miss Elizabeth MacKinnon, = Mrs. | Alexander Henneman, professor teewoman troin M : He Mrs. Foster Stearns. | . re guésts of Mrs. John mitteewoman for the District of Co- Norma Kilmartin, Miss Elizabeth [ music at the Catholic' University, Mrs. Stoc . Dawson, Mrs. Paul ou: s er 8 { Waggaman, Yre Calnpin { § Jumbla, will be guests of honor at de Brux, Miss Mary Brux, Miss | lustrated talk on “Humor in Mugic”; | Sieman & . Bugene E. Stevens who will arrive this afternoon to Join | wuest of Mrs. ¥. Mackensis, 3 a tea to be glven by republican Helenu Sheahan, Miss Inez A. Ap- | Senor Jose de Huarte, bass soios and | e of tickets for the af- Mr. Stearns, who has been with the | "‘r,'l‘ I:hullri.v rter will, entestatn * B : wnmzrln ol'”(h: %nmclv. alrtha Wom- Plebee, Miss Ethel M. Bagnam, Miss | violin solo selectio with , Miss ' = L icheon tomorrow for Mrs. Wag- on'a City Clu hureday from 4 to 6 =2 Tresient and Mrs. Coolldge for 80M¢ | waman's guests and in the evening o'clock.” Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey |3 time. Mr. and Mrs. Stearna will €0 3lsi Jonn F. Waggaman will enter: and Mrs. James Carroll Fraser will to Florida later in the week. {inin at dinner for them. Mr. David | i be hostesses and will have with them fl Judge and Mrs John P. Deering |y nn will entertain at luncheon | wfl‘kher “x_.‘-al\;mx qnmm Mr: M:mlnll { Sl ! el ebrandt, Mrs. Cuno H. of Biddeford, Me., were week end| Mme. —_— H Rudolph, Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, Mrs, ;H I 'ARRITZ" —the Cente. guests of President and Mrs. Cool-| Mme Hauge entertained at 1unch- | F. Colladay and Judge Mary O A meri French Kid Siip- idge and left today. Dr. Nicholas| rday in compltment to Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins and ke on Glove for spri 1 Judge Humphrey and M, S P Murray Butler, who spent w day at|of Louisville, K o thmheey | - Snyder will pour, wear. $3.00 pair. g i Mrs. W. T. Gallther, Mrs the White House, returned to New T - York this morning. |, Gen. T. Cotemun du Pont returned T Sionte, M i 1 The President and Mrs. Cooliuge |t Washington today after weveral | Mins. Katherine Pike, Mrs. Ada Ml - ave been the EUESts 0 at Palm Beach, Fla., and fs at | P ke, Mrs. A L were_to have been the EREUF fej the New Willapd, wihevo he will sune Edone, Jiles M. Peacl MoCall Miss Attorney General, Mr. Daugherty,|several days. M hunilens Miios Ollve Beatly) i = o 3 , sertrude but with other officlul entertan ittt | I, Charles Noble Gregory enter- E. Leonard, Miss Ellen and Miss Lou- | it wis postponed becatiss e Tresi- | tained informaily at dinner Tast eve- ise Littlepage and Mise May All HE President and Mrs. (ool of Mrs. William_Schuette, idge will 1ave as their guest nk Kondols, Mrs. Ferdinand | and Mrs. Charles E. Bent- ' T T T T T T T T T TTTTTNETITTTTITTITT T I TTTITIAS) EW ‘“‘waistcoat” vests in flannel, silk or satin. $5.95 to $10.95. T R NW. Women’s New Spring *dnesday for them. e 10'Toole. The introductions will b o Wils made by Miss Florence ¥razer Stile: Mrs. Jean Bennett and Miss Hope K cards will be fsucd. Ambaxssador of Itnly Will go to Bryn Mawr. The ambassador of Ttaly, Do Grelasio ni, will ®o tu Bry Mawr Triday to make an add The ambassador returned this mors ing from South Carvhii L ue spent a few davs us the gues Clarence R. Macku The minister of Rumania and P'rin cess Bibesco spent yesterday in Balti- more, where they went to attend the dress rehearsal of “Judith” at the Academy. The minister of Persia, Mirza IHus- sten Khan Alal, will return tomorrow from New York, where he Is spending the day. Mre. Sutherland, wife of Mr. Justice George Sutherland, was the guest of Tionor at luncheon today of Mrs. Wil- ton J. Lambert. Mrs, Lambert will be hostess at Juncheon Friday, entertaining in honor of Mrs. Swanson, wife of Senator Claude Swanson. e of the charg @affaires L will he the suest | of honor of Mrs. Calot Ste this afternoon from 4 to when the voung ladies who charge of the Debut: Tea on H street will he among the “istants, The tea shop Is maintaly Yor the benefit of the fatherless chil- dren of Greece and those assisting this afternoon will wear the costumes which they uppear the tea shop include Milss Diamantopoulo: tary of the Gree d s | Junet Moffett and Miss Margaret: Zolnay. Among others who will as-| sist Mrs. Mme. Tsmado: S Anna Southard Lar-| Tsabelln Larner, diss Bet- Miss Muricl Eleanor Gray, Miss A Miss Showalter. - Mme. Tsa s was the guest of honor today at the regular Monday luncheon of the Women's Nationa! ns will be Miss Ruth s Lucile j of . Sunday evening, February 17, Mr. Gregory” was host at dinner, enter- afuing informally for 3iss ' Mart 2 an and her house guest. . Williams returned from a w trip to South Carolifia where hoe veral addresses. Dr. Wallice Radellffe has gone to Newport Va, for the week to represent the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America at the Western section of the Pan-Presby- terfan Alliance, which s meeting this week in the First Presbyterian Church at Newport News. This section of the alllance includes this country, Canada and Mexlico. Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Gayetty an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Gertrude A. Gayetty, and Mr. . Milton Eshleman Saturday, Febru- 16, in St. Stephen’s Church. The Rev. Dudley performed the ceremony, etty escorted and gave his daughter in marriage. Mr. Eshle- s hest smony, after whicl au ‘left for a are now at home at 1318 street. ngressional Club is arrang- ing an “old time party,” to be given at the club Tuesdny evening, March 4. from 9 to 12 o'clock. There will be dancing. Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock the vlub will give its regular weekly ten and the guest of honor will be N who will give dra- Dr. and Mme. Antonio Reyes-Guerra d their chiliren have been in shinzton for a few days before de- ting for London, where Dr. Reyes- Guerra Is going as charge d'affaires alvador. They will sail from New within 4 few days. The date selected for the Polo ball April 30, and 1t will be given at the «w Willard Hotel under the auspices Who wiil recelve this after Mirs, Barmett are spending the first winter in Waxhington for several years. took place Wednesday, February ¢, in St. Martin's Catholic Church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. M. J. Riordan, pastor of the church, in the presence of only the members of the two families. After a trip south Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer will reside in the home of the bride's father. The marriage ot Miss Mathilde C¢ Prescott, ghter of Mr. and Mr Alexander Fuilerton Prescott of Rock- ville, to EEnsign James Brown Mormison, U. 8. N., of Reno, Nev., whose engag ment was recently announced, will tuke place at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoo: March 4, in the home of Miss Prescott parents. now the wife of ordon Brig Gen. entertained the offi tue Cnemical Welfare S Saturday evening, in thelr new home at 3305 Woodley road. Officers of the Chemical Welfare Serv ice of the Army F Association for the cnsuing vear were elected, as fol- lows: President, Mrs. George F. Un- macht; vice president. Mrs. . Pren- tiss; secretary, Mrs. William N. Porter, ana treasurer, Mrs. Charles It. Alley Mr. and Mrs. Stiles W. Burr, who make their home at the New Willard, left Saturday for Palm Beach, where they will spend a month, Col. and Mrs. Robert Harper en- tertained a large company at supper | The bride-elect ls a sister of | |one of Rockville's most recent lust evening at their home, on 16th street \ Mrs. Wade H. Cooper entertained @ few friends at luncheon at the Wil- lard Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Coale Co- lumbus were the honor guests at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weathers at the Royal Palms Hotel, Miami, Fla., Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Mills are stopping at the Bon ~Vanderbllt, in Aug for several weeks. The commandant and officars of { }1he navy yard will glve a mid-Lent ball, the third of a series of dances, |in the sail loft at the navy yard Thursday evening, March 27. Mrs. William Thalhimer and har Washinglon and Miss Leah Giadmon, Columbia Soctety of 1% give w be vd_party at st Friduy afternoon from velock, Mrs, I Matteson is chalrman of enter ment and has on_her committe Henry JI. Taylor, M Miss * Tansill, nor, Berryman, Mrs. Trowbridge, Gram, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Lyon Miss Bogardus. All arrangements have besn com pleted for the Y. W. H. A. card party to be given by Mrs, J. Wilner and | Mrs. M. Gewirz Wednesday afternoon at the Unity Club, and a record at- tendance i3 expected. An entertainment will take place in Ingram Congr fonal Church this evening at 8 o'clock, when Miss Jean ‘Wilson, dramatic reader and monol- ogist, and Mrs. Myra Marks, in a program of old songs given in appro- priate costumes, will numbers. . at noon, in| of the Baptist Church in Rockville, Md., Mr. Wayne Bennett oth of th city, were married by the Rev. Ronald ‘Wagner, pastor of the church. The bride was attired in a traveling suit of blue poiret twill, with hat to match, Paris julizy ga‘lfinltle (‘}@ ve alternate | Frocks of Black Satin s39.50_s49.5o_$65 The exquisite reflection of the smart Tailored Mode in the mirror of spring dress styles—making its debut tomorrow in a cHarming variety of these new spring frocks. Spring Brings New Lines Notably thc “straight from the shoulder” tucks and pleats that help so much in achicving that becoming slenderness of iine and youthful ecfiect—the cape back—new, attractive and making the hips scem smaller the scarf throw and the back flatter by contras collar unusually becoming to nearly ever woman—these are the lines that make the Spring mode in women's frocks exceptionally attract ive and doubly desirable Black Combines With White —ior the reall organdy—yokes or collars of cream or crepe at the mos smartest effect—in collars and vests of white of ace—pipings of white satin surprising points—and colored applique and metal thread embroiderics yield still another thrill in this pageant of black satin fashions—all awaiting your inspection in a special showing tomorrow. WOMEN'S DRESS SHOP, SECOND FLOOR. Press Club. S Mrs, William H. King i o neSonator and e N oldars for the| Mrs. Lyman Beecher Swormstedt has A Special Offer &5te Rmerican festival for the bene- |gonc ta Boston for a visic with her | "0 gl ey p fit of the refugee children of Greec son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and - BB el O et oF | thr abont (heee eaiea T 1 reenaln o Beky O F the most exclusive American and Foreign Hhe, Sresk ATETA Cience O Thiph, makers have provided for us new showings low) S mamdce e of Spring Apparel for WOMEN and MISSES, 5 e which was made in accord with our specifica- tions to the utmost detail. The Ingenuity and Infinite Skill of the War Department polo team. wrap around gir- “CIHCLE SASH™ S ¥ Marviage of Miss Hill 3rs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mes To Mr. Dwyer A Augustus Simpson, Mr: oseph mRounced. . Mrs. James Hurl How- |, The marriage of Miss Mary Eliza. e Kyman, Mre, Frederick Van %, {beth HUIl to Mr. John Rochford Dwyer | Mrs. Charles Wilkes and Mr. William | Pheips Eno. Many diplomats taken groups of seats Mrs, J. May Wainwright and Miss Fonrose Wainwright will be at home from 4 to 6 o k tomorrow in their new home, 1325 18th street. 2rs. Horace Macfarland lw 1 h\?w duys Mrs Falls | jMS MORE e white gardenias at 80c and $1.00. 1216 F St. N.W. Here “Fashion” Specializes! —in Style —through our ¢ nt tou with the best designers in New York and foreign style marts —through ~a fashion committce whose particular busin it is to foresee important changes in silhouette, in color, in accessories—and through a buving -or- ganization chosen for ability to pick authentically correct and individ coming. ITH cumulative experience with the best, we personally selected each garment pre- sented by us. rances Lee Stuart of E J.. who will arrive tomorr Mrs., Macfarland will entertain at bridge followed by supper Monday evening, March 3, in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Edwards, daughter of Senator Edwards of New Jersc Incorporated 1747 Rhode Island Ave. DRESSES COATS SUITS BLOUSES SPORTS APPAREL MILLINERY ACCESSORIES Dr. and Mrs. Silvanus B. Newton have returned to Washington Illl_‘(! are established in their home, 1750 I Smart Spring Topcoats i The_undersesruiary of state and | for Young Ladies from . Willia ' ps are expec! T o Wannet o } Six to the Debutante Age \ | Toturn to Washineton the attas of the week from Bermuda, where they are guests of Mr. Phiips’ wive Workmanship and materials are as ex- quisite in the little girl models as in the coats for her older sister. Mre. Zjohn C. Phiilips, a1 her viila Loughlands, Paget W. Mrs. Phillips A large collection of hats to complete the costume. also has as her guests at Louzhlands her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Coat sketched of seft English wool, in a new shade of grees, satin lined. verything for Infants, Girls and Small Boys . 7 * —in Service —through specialized sho : to care for every need of the most jar- ticular patron. A shop for Misses' 14 to 20 coats, suits and frocks, brimful of vouth and style—women's regular sizes 34 to 44 in three separate shops for coats, suits and dresses—a specialized section fot Lit tlg, Women for whom misses’ sizes are too narrow through the shoulders and too vouthful in style and for whom regular sizes in suits and coats arc too long—and a section where coats, suits and dresses for the larger woman combine the ‘cor- rect longer lines and the newest fashion silhouettes. Mrs. Feters. Mme. Steen, wife of the counselor of the Norweglan legation, is spending a few days in New York. RUTH WADDILL {s now Topresont "the. 4 quidneck uidneci Cottay llldlalnuq Elsa- ner Heard hand-quilted robes, comforters, eto. 3 Street Corner. Thirieenth The retiring secretary of the Nether- lands legation and Mme. Hubrecht were | #| Yionor guests at tea vesterday after- noon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright, at their residence, in Mass chusetts avenue. Miss Ruth Richards h ble. - So presided at the tea table. i E. F. Droop & Sons Co. The lirector of the consular service || 1 Only 5 Days Left 1300 G Street and Mrs. Wiibur J. Carr postponed In Our Great February Furniture Sale the dinner they were to give this evening in honor of the Secretary of Stute and Mrs. Hughes. Mre. Edward H. Gheen and Miss Florence Gheen have arrived in Los This week will see the final wind-up of our Greatest February Sale of Furniture. For one more week only will the values offered in this sale be effective. To delay will be fatal—to your purse. Come in early in the week and make your selections. One of the Distinctive Pianos of Quality MADE IN AMERICA IS THE VOSE oFsoston Dining Room Suit | uite : | FOR NEARLY THREE-QUARTERS OF A CENTURY THE VOSE HAS BEEN A FAVOR- ITE PIANO FOR THE HOME. ITS DELIGHT- FUL TONE QUALITY, ITS RESPONSIVE KEY- BOARD AND ITS GREAT DURABILITY HAVE MADE IT THE CHOICE IN THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES WHERE A HIGH-GRADE BUT REASONABLY PRICED PIANO WAS DE- Angeles, where they are staying at the Hotel Alexandri Mrs. Floyd Waggaman entertained at luncheon today followed by bridge Burchell’s Incomparable Bouquet Coffee 30c Lb. The steadlly rising market ||| : s 00 foreen a“chanee in_price in o N. W. BURCHELL, 817-19 Fourteenth St. N.W. in Variety —for here you may scc, 1ot j the new fashions, but all the best of these fashions—may choose from a generons as- sortment that featurcs the outstanding shades and styles of this fascinating, col- orful new season—may find this fashion apparel at a cost low enough to fit the needs of any purse, however modest—but also may have at your command exclusive styles from noted designers 10-Piece Mahogany —in Value —because our buying organization is always on the alert—is constautly search- ing home and foreign markets for the newest distinctive fashions—developed in quality fabrics with scrupulously careful workmanship, at the lowest cost consist- ent with these other qualifications that they must have to become a part of our stocks—for in our lexicon VALUE has no meaning when connected with price alone, but only when it is expressive of the mewest fashions of more than the wusual quality at less tham the usual cost. Consisting of extension table, serving table, buffet, china cabinet, 5 side chairs and 1 armchair. An unusual suite at an unusual price. Other suites formerly priced at $286.00 to $821.75 for the remainder of this week, $214.50 to $616.32. Of Special Interest Upholstering ’Nuff Said! Ask my 20,000 custom- ers. I give the service you have the right to expect. Packing, Crating, Shipping Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal te 1233 10th St. N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 AN ENLARGED FACTORY ‘WITH GREATLY INCREAS ED OUTPUT IS THE REA- SON FOR ANNOUNCING A New Price Schedule Effective March First 1S THE NEW 535 PRICE ON THIS BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY UPRIGHT. Bedroom Suit Bedroom suite formerly These are only two of the $280.25; now $210.19. Bed- many specials you will find room suite, formerly $1.- 176.75; now $82256. in this department. Particularly Indicative of “Fashion With Value” — These Four Special Items of Our Spring Suit Week Women’s Smartly Tailored Women’s Two and Three Piece Cos- Suits — fine twills and char- $49.5 tume Suits —newest versions meen; plain or pencil striped. . in twills and sport fabrics. 579.50 Misses’ “Boy” Suits—plain and pencil At s striped twills, novelty suitings Tailored Suits for Larger Women andpEnglish homespun—youth 349.50 that successfully capture the stim 565 personified . i visivgss Many delightful odd pieces, such as overstuffed chairs, daven- ports, tea carts, library tables, lamps, book ends, cedar chests, gate- leg tables, etc., all at reduced prices for the remainder of this week. GEORGEPLITT CO., Inc. Painting, Paperhanging and Upholstering 1325 14th St. N.W. Main 4224 2=In a few weeks we will show the New Model Grand $795 Piano, 4 ft. 10 in, long; in mahogany. Priced at.. Convenient Terms of Payment if Desired E. F. Droop & Sons Co., 1300 G e} et silhouette