Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 8

S SO Soe Mrs. Coolidge Wi Ladies and Oth ment This OLLOWIN: custom estab- F lished carlier in the seaspn of receiving the ladies of the cab- inet late in the afternoon of the last Wednesday of ecach month, Mrs. Coolidge received them this aft- arnoon, and there was informal cbat over a cup of tew. lier in the afternoon Mrs. Coolidge received zroup of visitors quite informally, bt by speeial appointment a The ambassador of France and Mme. 3 vhose Jusserand will be the guests in wh honor the ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Tort will entertain at dinner this eveni ,{ Spain and Senor: o3 ssador ¢ i e ‘o Taltimore toda: de Riano will xc ind_will be the nner this cven! ald) lecture at ich Mr. Ralph on “Gothic With ure » i Mrs Dr. and Mrs. [ bers of the Spanis 2 Howary whose honor S lames Cou will e ner Thursday evening, April 10. VMinister of Egypt Host 10 Honor His King. ‘ Yousry ption this Willard Hote Mme. Y present and the alone. Their Yousry, will of the lc Egypt ¢ the Serbs, Croats Ante Tresich Pa- At dinner las: Secretary of 1 b a M The other and Mrs. the umba io Caetani; pvakia, Dr. and Mrs. King, Mrs. Fred A Wilbur J. Mry. Cuno Chv Represent Britten, Mr. ., Comu H. Radolph, B Drake D. McKenne © Tuckerman, Miss Mre. George . Francois Herger ioner and M Me. and M the recep- lard Hotel the was v Wil by of wholesome table wa blossoms vases and drawing room. An orchestra played all_during the hours of r: 3 visitors were the S Hughes, t and Mme. dor of Gierm Irwin ;. Judg <. Charles B8, Howery, Mrs. Ashurst, rt F. Mackenzie, Mr. t G. Walker and Mr. A. Drury i ne Peter and The Chief 11 be th turday ¢ rzer Mo her home o Just and Mrs. Taft s of honor at dinner ening of Mrs. Francois tertain in avenue Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper were honor guests at dinner last cve- ning of Col. and Mrs. A, E. Storgess. who entertained in their apartment at Mr | CIETY. iet II Receive Cabinet ers by Appoint- Afternoon, | Mrs. Emerson, will go to New York Sunday to spend a fortnight. The secre gation, Col, Mutt, tary sthonian le- X and Mme. aboard the nd are expect- to_arrive in New Yowk Friday. They will come at once to ~ashing- ton.” Col. Mutt was chief of (he gen- eral =staff of the 2d Army Di- vision and also was a member of the state assembly. The first Secretary of the Egyptian legation, Mr. A Hassanein, enter- ained informal dinner 'at the Shoreham last evening. The assistant secretary of war and Mrs. Dwight . Davis will go {6 Hot s today, where Mrs, Dayis will 1 through the early spring. Former Senator and Mrs. alisbury will entertain of eighteen at dinner this P Mrs es Lee “alls, N, J.. will arrive 00n 1o spend a ‘few d Ho Macfarland and which the latter's mother, Mrs. Berger Moran, will give evening in honor of the tice and Mrs. Taft Mac ith her_for his spring vacation her nephew, Mal- colm McConibe, jr., parents, Mr, Mre. Malcoim MeConihe, are Willard | company evening. t of Essex Fridav after- ys with Mrs. ttend _the | _An interesting group of native |\\'ashln1\"0l ans who have returned this weck for visits are the three | daugnters of Mas. Gen. Adolphus Gree| came to celebrate his [ birt anniversary. The old [ L. Miss Antoinette Greely, will | jbe & hington but two dayh as i sail Saturday on the Savoie to paas a few months in the south of France. She 15 17 attached to France. as she finished her education in Paris Mrs, Adams, the wife of | tite Rev. Charles Ix Adums, Episcopal rector in New Canaan, Conn., was the firat graduate of a high school in w hday Washington who entered Bryn Mawr | y; { without other training than that had from our schools. Shedd, the | wife of Dr. 4 of North! vay, N, known of Washing- y. wha, 1 her education in the of the White House. beginning of the world war was the champion nnis piayver | of the District. Mrs. Adams and Mrs. | Shedd leave the city Monday. | Col. and Mrs. Homer Grant will entertain at dinner this evening in | honor of Mrs. Emil Becker, who is | visiting Maj. and Mrs. i. V. Fragier. Mr. William Phelps Eno will enter- tain at dinner this evening. as her Haven ar- Mrs. be at afternoon | Rarrows | Julia itter, De- Gore has Nathaniel son, Mr. N. from 4 to 6 spent her girlhood as Mi Rutter, daughter of Mr. A. L. Rt | a former official in the Treasury partment Brig. Gen. Samucl D. Rochenbach vill entertain at dinner this evening in honor of Mis Margaretta Wherry lof New York and Miss Marguefite | Brow Paris, who are guests of Maj. and Mrs. John L. Hines. Mrs F. Dimock left Wash- for Aiken to pass a Gei Henry Mr. and Mrs. L. Whiting Estes an- nounce the engagement of their | daughter, Marion Whiting, to Mr. Ao Breoking In 2400 16th street. ‘ The militar tine embassy. Col. Guillermo Valotta, ' n appointed assistant chief of ¢ rtine army, and, ac- jotta’ and i Washington | } 1 for Ar-, Among the you na . Miss Jan in Miss Ruth Stoddard. The counselor of the Pernvian am- ora de Gonzales Prada, acdgompanicd by the latter's mother, "~ _1309 G ST. NW, The Friendly Shop For One Day Only!!! CHOICE s TN Al 2 N attache of the Argen-(H Ti you have beei s with foot trouble, and have dreaded breaking in a pair of corrective shoes, set your mind at rest. “Ease-All” shoes are so de- signed that they bring instant foot comfort and require no breaking in. They will correct your foot ills definitely and conclusively, as you wear them. G. B. White Co., Inc. 1311 G Street N.W. Over Y. W, C. A, Take Elevator I A IN THE HOUSE OF i 8 S D ER WO OD S 5’5. gwacd, 133 DOKUTHY DIXSON, former Representative Lineoln Dixson and Mrs. il rx. Palmer Kennedy, at 2001 her sister, Fenton Me: The wedding will take place all. Mrs. Armst. Davis and her daugh- rie A. Percy, will sail on the President Harding erai-month stay in Europe. Harry Taylor, wife of Brig. Taylor,” entertained at r of her house guest, ‘rane Bruce of New York. Dr. 1. J. Ricl theater party Mrs Gen. today Monday eve- r counselor of the in London. Mr. r. the the Treasury Wlora Wil- ste nd her Mrs. Frederick Brooke and her daughter, Miss Frances McKee, have Best uncoated, loose, 1b, . Best uncoated, 1-1b. carton Natural brown, 2-1b. can Wild Rice, 1-Ib. carton. Rice flour, 1-Ib. carton. ’ Magruder’s Best Groceries Conn. Ave. and K St. Established 187 Phone Main 4180 “his ot :loin Our . Dressmaking School advice in mak- entertained a | Miss Cheney left yesterday for New { York, and Miss Brait and Miss Davis will go to Hot Springs this afternoon, | Miss Soule and u‘(‘:lz:on returning to Boston tormorrow évening. . L. T. Warren, wite of Com- mander Warren, " wiil entertain _at luncheon tomorrgw for Miss McKee n% her guests, r. William Gates will come from Harvard to spend the, week end with Mrs. Brooke and Mjss McKee, Mrs. Leila H. B. Smith entertained a company of twenty-four at lynch- eon today, in her apartment at 2460 18th Strebt. The Beauregard Chapter, United Daughters of the GCoffederacy, of which Mrs. M. de Clare M. Berry is the president, 18 giving a card party this evening ‘at the Confederate Me- morjal Home, on Vermont avenue, A large number of tables have heen enguged, and it promises to he al brillfant saccess. Mrs. S. B. Milton | and Mrs. Robert' Willlams are chair- men of tickets. Judge and Mrs, Edwin B. Parker | of 2840 Woodley road entertained a company of twelve at dinner last evening in honor of Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Mr. . A. Vanderlip Leasen Munn Home on Scett . Mr, and Mrs, Frank A. Vanderlip have leased the home of Mr, and Mrs. | Gurnee Munn on Scott circle. Mr. | Vanderlip has taken possession of | the house, and will be joined in a few days by Mrs. Vanderlip. Mrs. F. Fremont-Smith of Boston has arrived in Washington, to be the | §izuest of Mre. Edmund Pendleton at | Bhome, 2019 1 street. } Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Vander- ATift left Palm Beach last evening flor Whashington after spending the | meason at the Breakers. ¥ormer Senator and Mrs. T. Cole- of Newport, Rhode Island Will Hold a Sale at Their Former Shop 1311 Connecticut Avenue ixson ofy In- | xtreet. H had as their guests for a frw davs | i Miss Julia Carleton, Miss Florence | Miss arleton, | Man, {and Mi Mi luncheon | _ I F St RW., More Than the Usual Amouant of Edgings and Inserts of Real Lace Irish Pattern and Filet On These Nowelty; Cotton Gowns, Step-ins, Costume Slips, at Everything about them suggests higher prices— the fineness of the shadow batiste and plain or cr barred nainsook, the love! ness of the filet and Irish patterned insets, the gener- ous color choice in gowns and step-ins that includes peach, orchid, white and flesh color. Gowns in bateau, round and square necky styies; slips, white, with 20-inch shadow hems. Bateau neck gowns of shadow striped batiste, white, tailored styles with sl val insertions.......... 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Your old watch is the down payment. Only $1.00 a week pays the balance. Ladies! Y ou Have This Great Opportunity, Too! You certainly want a new watch in the latest style—one that will give you service. Bring in your old one and select a new wrist watch. Don't let this opportunity go by without taking advantage of it. 3 15-Jewel Wrist Watches Specially Priced at 18, 1262, #3722 waw Pay $1.00 a Week STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 man du Pont, accompanied by Mr. Mrx. Krancis'du Pont, left Palm Beach last ev, " for their home in Wil- mingto! Bl. and Mrs. du Pont have occuphfi the’ villa of Mrs. Ashton Henry for the winter, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Keefer enter- tained at a mu: last evening at their apartment in the Somerset. There Were twenty guests. The marriage of Miss Camilla Lip- tt of Philadelphia. hdaughter-in-law. Mrs. Parmele Her- u.{ Srapus. British consul grick: the United States ambassador to yesterday in Pariv. The civil Italy, Mr. Hehry P. Fletcher; the mony was parformed in the British pItalian ambassador to France, Baron consulate and the religlous caremony | Romano Avezzano, at one time am in the American Pro-Cathedral of th bassador ‘Washington, and the Holy Trinity, Dean Beekman' offic United States consul general in Pari ing, Col. James A. Logan. Ame {Mr. Alexander M. Thackara. observer with the reparation commis- sion, was best man and among those | Mrs. H. W. Wilmot and her sor Peyton Wilmot of Mount Clair, N. 1 have taken an apartment &t the ¥ Hotel for a short on Ninth Dage.) who' witnessed th Temony were Mrs. Lippincott, mother of the bride; Dincol:, d{:\ghwr of Mrs. Hare Lip-|the United States ambassador to pincott of ashington, and the late | France, Mr. Myron T. 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