Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 37

SO0CIETY NewYork‘400’'HasGivenUp Historic Parade on Easter anture of Olden Days Disappeared Gradually. D. C, APRIL 2 D. C. Legion Auxiliary Entertaining Members Here at D. A. R. Session | 24— PART 2 Duke street, delegates to in honor of the Virginia the~D. A. R, Congress. Mrs. Johu Cochran of The Plains, who has been visiting her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Buck in Roland Park, Balti- more, is the guest of Miss Cora Coch- ran on King stre Miss Mary Hugh her home in } to Mrs. Willlam veneur Hoes, representing the Monti- cello Aesociation; Miss Lillian Cheno- weth, representing the Daughters of the American Revolution; Mrs, N, P. | Webster, honorary presidert of the | Mary Taliaferro Thompson Southern Confederated Memorial Association. | In th eiving line also will be | | the officers of the association. includ- | ing Mrs. Alice Ferguson, Mrs. Harvey Bdward Britton, Mrs | —— orge King, Mrs W. Offutt, Your Old Hat | Made New Again - Cleaning, Blocking and Remodeling Hat Frames and Triamings Vienna Hat Factory 435 Mth St. N.W. Society Awaits Annual Polo Association Ball The polo ball given annually by the War Department Polo Association is as usual arousing much enthusiasm. Many of those who will attend the Tea Given at New Willard, | wedding of Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt and the Hon. Mr. J. F. A. Cecil Tues- < has returned to mond after a visit th of Rosemont. Mr. and Mrs son__ Sommers and their ‘two children, Nellie and COTTAGES FOR RENT ; Father Knickerbock Planned by Society for May. 19.—With the) marks the most brilliant | med in this | there lacking which e radually that it commented upon escept by tion. This attraction ay was the Baster parade on What an outpouring of t large on this day of | urs of the present [ nd frock coats | vackground for sted shades. from 2d NEW YORK April r. which £ the row Seasons ever we is a fon Jde of veste 5th 2 olks on avs centn enu whose wr the t names were v al Tist E arly High hats somber satins of va the: ther dircetion New York on those and special | ade from out of | peep at the “400" | to and from | perchance, punsing to in_ bieak | eve could see | R ! Al bygo yads 1o Haster iuys sed in review < of worship ar m Paris a warmer was Sig the carriages, that period s rough ports events, pattered escorts while "the I the subdued mur- ring flowers buttonholes and anes were quite the £ umong the gilded youth, the universities, as financiers who laid stovks and brnds at ntily men il worn cads 1 I wo aside for th Atter as with the ate services was the but the throngs the pa a 191l and wended theic fashion to the destination. From up they came to enter| Thomas', St. P “h of the Heav- Presbyterian ptist. Others | Madison avenue, to w's, when it was | it being lo- | and 50th cial coterfe made George's, in Stuy- Carsiages were used r. who continued d kneit in the irace Chure = rted nortals st thedral Fifth Ave =n ar hon- | a in the names of ately on those require the register of the hest knowr Its. toulds, Rhine- | Bakers. Morgan vingstons, Ryan printi period, were th uttings. Harrin Hamilt A u first clusiy s e Loews, aally th pted ex- Father ch will M and ever ety, pageant, town affuir is vir, a by kerbocker presented picturesq the tory of wh all to tmong tho will appear in rolcs of the pioneers who the One ¢ attention i als is tha hattan paint anc appear dians smoked, the The pipe | but modern ginger al pluce of the fiery gin fed in the olden day which | to bind | reproser skert ppear member )sevelts, Pru Var Montague: offaring v of famuies, f the f; the ther: ilies ¢ vdums R dts de old | w th d Lers, chuy - Forasts Vanderpoe s, La Another an and by Chri dress Ashtor in the t the re will histor appear al New Miss Judith represent h, inelin ver Pl liam van Log Minuet, first sterdam The_ pageant huvier B will Crom- and Hendrik Wil- n. impersonat Peter governor Am- New will be in charge of . Warren, assisted by Mrs, Walter ¢ Eliot, Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin and Mrs, Wyatt t will be under the auspices of the historical department of Town Hall, of which Mrs. Henry A. Alexander is chairman. Taster week will be one of the ayest and husiest of the whole r. for in addition to the weddings, re will numerous dinner dances and tainments | to keep the menibers of the fashio ble world on Tour of th The brides Brooke. daughter Mrs. B. Hayes ) | \ [ soke, Who is to mar- ry Alan H an tomorrow in Rartholomew’s Church; Miss L Barber, daughter of Mr. and onn Barber, whose marriag eph jr., takes place Tues in Trinity Chapel; Miss Margaret bert, daughter of Mrs. Bacon Gil- ert, who is to marry Gray Perry 1 Dorothy Thomson, who weds Martin J. Quinn. jr., and others too numerous to mention The wedding of Miss Rhoda Cam- cron, which has been t for the week fter Easter, has had to be postpened on account of the illness of her fiance, John Balfour Clark It had been set | ;- Monday, April 28, in St. Thomas' hurch Mr. Clark was to ha beel ne of the ushers at the wedding of Miss Brooke and Mr. Harriman. Mi ameron is a daughter of Mrs. Ben- Allen by her firs nd. < married months ago to her present husband. was surprised ‘a few days ago to learn of the breaking of the engage- ment of Miss Isabel Pell, daughter of Mrs, John Cotton Smith and the late Osgood Pell, to R. Lorenzo Thomson. No explanation was made other than hat it was by consent of both parties. The engagement was announced in Feb- aary, at a dinner given at the Ritz- Carlton by Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell. Miss Pell is a member of a family that has been prominently identified with the v busin and social life of New York 250 years. She is « niece of Theo- sre Roosevelt Pell, Hawland Haggerty | i"#ll and Mrs. Samuel Cornell Hopkins. | Mr. Thomson is a ton of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson. He served with the railway artillery during the war. The marriage of Mrs. Ruth Shaw Ken- nedy Prime and Capt. Joseph Griswold Coleman, jr. on April 12 in Santa Bar- bara, Calif., was another surprise of the ast few days. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. J. G. Bergquist of Long Island, grand- daughter of the late Columbus R. ymmings of Chicago. a niece of Mark Cummings and a <cousin of Miss Idith Cummings, champion zolfer of Chicago. Her father is Vernon Shaw Kennedy, who lives in cotland. Mrs. Coleman has lived in Montecito several years, occupying uptil recently ome of Mrs. Miller \iraham's cotiages on Humphrey road. For the past few monthe she has been living at Siamasmia. She for- merly was the wite of Willlam A.| Prime, jr., of this city. Mre ~ Almy Coleman, who was formerly the wife of Joseph Griswold Coleman, jr., is traveling in Europe with her elder daughter and youns- son, Miss Agnes Coleman and Mr. Walter Coleman. She is a daughter of Mrs. J. P. Almy of Philadelphia | Grant | from a visit to her mother, Mre. J | ehildren have er Pageant 1s Being which was performed by the Rev. A. Evans, were the two daugh- tors of the bride, Pamela and Peggy I'rime, and a son and. daughter of the bridegroom, Eleanor and Gris- wold Coleman. ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY | Mount Yernon Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met Fri- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C William Wattles on Pri street. The regent, Mrs, Mauchlin Niven, pre- sided. The other members present wera Mrs. J. Stewart Jamieson, Mrs. C. A, Swann Sinclair, Mrs. Henry S. Wattles, Mrs. William R, Purvis, Mrs. Thomas W. Robinson, Mre. Richard ibson, Mrs. Milton French, Mrs George Uhler, Mrs. Andrew S. Mitchell Mrs. Thomas I Sebrell. jr. Mrs Thomas B. Cochran, Mrs. Charles Ki- lett Cabell, Mrs, John Hunton Foster, Mrs. Robert C. Powell, Mrs. Harry Beverley and Miss Kathryn Uhler. Of interest in Alexandria is the an- nouncement Jju hy Mr. and Mrs, J. Alston of Richmond and Columbia, Fluvanna county, Va. of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ethel Alston Cabell, to Mr. F sarroll, jr. of Philadelphi s Cabell is the éldest of three s and is a cousin of James Bran bell, the nove'i The wedding, for which no definite date has been will probably occur during the summer will take at the country home of Mr. . Cabeil Point of Fork, near Columbia, wh is_one of the most famous of the colonial estates on the James River. Mr. Barroil is connected with th Girard Trust Company of Philade phia. Mrs, MISS CHARLOTTE CLARK, Clark, one of the popul in charge of the mirix' the Dixie Ball tomorrow night. ‘clock. The committee in consists of Messrs. Ceeil Boothe Pulman and Chester Pierce, 0ld Dominion Boat Club w Friday evening, May 2 Mr. and Mrs, Martin who have just returne ing the winter in guests recently of Mrs. Overton Price on Braddock Heights and later for their home in B. C. Mr. I C. Tutt is the guest of in-law, Mr. and 3 Mr. and M | returned to their | Va,, affer a visit to Mr. | iam A. Moore, Jr., in Rosem | Moore entertained at cards 1. |in honor of Mrs, Wills. The | Buests were Mrs! Clarence C. beater, Mrs. Charles F. Holden Hen Bannon Cooper. Mrs. G B. Taylor, Mrs. John T Mre. Versal Spalding. Mrs | Waller, Mrs lHowell Thomas, | Wallace Lindsey, Mrs. Robert | ing, Mrs. Char | Thomson, Miss {lia_ Phillips and {bury. The pr k of | Gooding_and ole. | Mrs, Swann | luncheon at her home on B | Heights, when her guests werc M Preston Chew Washington of Log: W. Vi Miss Anne Madison Washin | ton of Plaintield, N. J.: Mrs. Ric ickburn Washington, Mrs. Wils | Selden shington, Mrs. Mauch N Miss Helen terpoint of B of his_brother-in 1d Mrs. | Margare! Randolph has to St Hilda's Hall, © Town, W. Vi, after spending h spring holidays with her parents, and Mrs. Winslow H. Randolph eminary Hill. Mis ndolph hoolmates, Pittshurgh of A. Grain from spen ngland, we 1 sot ), Jacksonville, . Tutt Vills A v in he nt Clarence o returned E. accom- Irene has T T Va ‘ Miss Nelms, panied Nelms. Mrs. John Abraham has returned from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Alice Harwood, in Richmend. George and Washington were Mrs. Dewey’s on_Mount ida Mrs. Oscar spending seve hew and niece shan. Rev in by Heathsville her er., S T Ada Garrett Miss Blanche S w won by M; Cooper, ts last week of (AR rs. ashington is with her Mrs. C. Mr. and < and Mre. Ch to their hor Charles J. Deahl Raiph guest ter, Mr. Miss turned Mrx, Katherine Thompson of Cul- the guest of Miss Virginia Wil- ra Ruben Ruben, have whers the: Tince Mise peper street nd her brother, returned from spent the past s, on ¢ Miss S spold h M Daley Knight ons for the marriage Margaret Doro- s Harper F April 30, oman Cath- ued invitat of their daughter. M thy Knight, to Mr. F non, Wednesday morn Mary i | | Ferguson of fiss Eleanor Duffey | Va. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph had al |as their guest last week the | sister, Mre. J. F. McCulioch of Was ne \rs., Trueman Tyler Ashton of Por land, O who has b visiting M Ashton’s parcnts, Mr. a Mr Horac Travid Ashton, now the gue of her brother-in-lasw and sister, Dr. and Mrs. John Thornton Ashton. in Rosemont Mrs. Charles F. Holden her two | visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Re: from a visit to|in Rosemont. Forrest I her mother. Mrs. John Barber. in Roa- | BAltimore was the week ccompatied by her brother, Mr.|of his parents arbe Mrs. Norman Simpson Kate Waller Barrett and her | from a visit to her 'Mre. Charles Poser of Mon-|and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Also hive returned from a trip to|jr. in Spotsylvaniz county d pto Domingo. Mrs. George R. Hill left and Mrs. Charles their children of Quantico guests of 3 and Mrs. Robert rett, on Duke strect Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas had their guests last week Miss Claudia | Stribling , Miss An Miss Josephine Warre H. | r. and Mrs | their’ children sp lend with Mr. Ke | Mrs. E. G. W. Kevs, Miss Dorothy to her home in Washington after Keys 1 nschell nol:e Jobh Dr. has return th Bar- month. Miss Saunders of Bedfo City. Va., the guest of Mrs. J Hepburn, on South Fairfax street are ane S a visit to I Minor, in Rich T m Mrs, her, e Wednesday Hall, on in honor of sbie Berman, & at North Columb her sister, Mi whose arriage Albert Scherr of Baltimore w werur in the near future. Mrs. Hubert Snowden of her son and and Mrs. ington. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. confa, Va.. announce the marriage their daughter, Miss Thelma Rowle to Mr. D, A. Scott of Alexandria Tuesday, pril in Washingto After May 1 Mr. and Mrs. Scott w be at home at 521 South Lee street. Mrs. BEdgar Warfield will entertai the Rosemont Music Club Wedne day evening, April 23, Miss Eleanor Melchoir is the gues of Mr: ton, Del. in East Oran, Meade of R guest of Mr. and week N. J. Ous. Stasius is the gue: mond was also’ th s. Anderton lai * Laidlaw has returned o her son, BlaRe Laid- law, at the University of Toronto. Mrs. Richard E. Miller and Mis ller of Provincetown, Mass. were last week of Mr. and Mrs Horner in Rosemont. Mrs. Thomas E. Sebreil and 1l Sebrell of Richmond are zuests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas sebrell. jr.. on Braddock Heights. Mrs. John J. Cummings and John James Cummings, jr., have returned to their home in Chicago, after visit to the former's brother and sis- or-in-law, Mr. and M Edgar Snowden. M from a ¢ M guests Morris T lantic City to join Mrs. Jerom Kaufman, who is spending sever: months there, Mrs. Milton Lawson of Bluemon unnyside, v and da P. Wou turned from their wedding trip. The | other guests were Maj. and Mrs. Har- { mon and Miss Harmon of Washing- | ton, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Worthing ton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt Rob- erts, Miss Mary Hunt Roberts, Messr: James, Cameron and Jack Roberts. Mrs. John G. Henshaw entertained luncheon, Friday at her home on uth Washington street. in_honor of | Mrs. Leila Frye Barnes of Washing- ton. The other guests were Mrs. Marvin Franklin Stewart, daughter of the hostess; Mrs. Clarence Howard, irs. Harry Downham, Mrs. William Hammond, Mrx. Henry K. Field and Mrs. John G. Gresham. Miss Thelma. Kite of Culpeper the guest of Miss Helen Owen, rth Columbus street. | Miss Minnic Jaffa is spending a ew York city. ubscription_dance will be given Iks' Home Monday evening at 9 WOMEN! DYE 1T NEW FOR Dresses Kimonas Curtains a tea thi STONELEIGH COURT CAFE Conn. Ave., Corner L St. Special Table d'Hote Service $1.25 PONY DINNER, $1.00 MUSIC DURING DINNER Luncheon, 65¢ © Berakfast, 25c¢ to $1.00 Also regular a "1 earte service Your Patronage bs Invited is on Sweaters Coverings Draperies Diamond Dyes *Diamond Dyes”—no other kind—and follow the simple direc- tions in every package. Den't wonder whether you can dye or tint uccessfully, because perfect home Skirts Waists Coats before.. Just tell your druggist whether the. material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, coton, or any mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, and & cousin of Frederick Almy of this efty. The only witnesses of the ceremony, . is guaranteed with Diamond giue\'eng‘i.; you have mever dyed spot, fade, or run. nd- = w eft la. ughter- | have and Mrs, Wil- Mrs. weelk other Lead- T = T Sinclair entertained ddock b 1 4 lin Ir. on ad ¥ of end guest e brother-in-la oD, rd E Richard Ely has returned from us 10 il 5 Rowles of Fran- of il in - st Joseph Stewart in Wilming- Miss Rose Blumenfeld left Tuesda. al nt, Kate Waller Barrett will give | afternoon at her home on 6-Course Dinner (6 to 8) Davghter of Wrx. Watwon Freeman charge Brown, | The nest subscription dance at the be given zer, Vancouver. | Stephenson, Wilmer J. Mrs. Good- Dare, Miss Mar: Miss De- Middlebure, | Jatter's | iant, and | week | tion and [ ard Morton was held Friday evening, Waters has returned | schell | pa i | hostess at an informal bridge Thurs- last week | has D. Barrett and | for Florida, where she will remain a | s Naomi Berman was hostess af | odd daughter-in-law, Dr. | in Wash- | With Many and Visiting Tom, left Friday by motor to spend the week end "with Mr. Sommers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ldgar F. Som- mers, in Somerser,. Va Miss Susan Srioot Thomson enter- tained at tew yesterday afternoon at her home in Rcsemont for Miss Caro- line Rust of Stuart Hall, Staunton, and Miss Margaret Recd French of Prominent | aa I | th 20 | The American Legion Auxiliury De- | partment of the District of Columbia |1 entertained the ladies of the Ameri- | 0 an Legion Auxiliary who are dele-| I gates to the thirty-third Continental | Congress of the Daughters of the American Hevolution at tea in the cabinet reom of the New Willard last Wednesday afternoon from 1 6 e'clock. | The crimson hangings, a profusion of palms and carn ons, formed fitting background for the auxilia colors. The decorations for the tea table were blush pink carnations 1n the receiving line were Mrs. L] aweett, department Mrs. Edith 1. Hobart Waller Barret past dents of the rican fary; Mrs. Georse Steye rne, N. J; Mrs. W Louis, Mo Mre. « edar Rapid:, Towa; Mare Ce aut, C H. Scott and dauchter, Scott, Wilmington, Del | P. Rooney., Wilmin 4 | Georse don bold American War Mothers; Mrs. W. B Olympic Committee Head | it uifiiio) % VT sise Leda T . . | Rodma, Washingten, N7, state his- Sees Annapolis Swimmers torian, and Mrs. Cuthbert Martin, Hostesses Women . are at home for the Guster holidays Mrs. Alfred Thomson assisted in re- ceving, Mr. Howell Thomas poured and Mrs. Harry Beverley served . and and Hayward D. lotte, N are Luckett's mother, Luckett, on South Patrick street. Miss Ivy Ewart was married to Mr. Ira Spriggs of Rustburg, Vi., Wednes- day morning at the rectory of Christ copal Church by Rev. William J. Morton, D. D. Mr. and Mrs. Spriggs left immediately after the ceremony. and will make their home in Rust burg. Mr. Roy C. Mr. and Mrs. |York city. | [The marriage is announced of Miss | Mary Creel of this city and Mr. How- |ard Burton of Maryland Park, Md. | Thursday, April 10, at the parsonasc of the Baptist Temple, by Ry- land T. Dodge. Mrs. Hayward D. 1 Luxkett, jr., of the guests of Mr. re. Lucle Peyton iekett Char- to at T. [ Legion Auxil- son Syme, Kettering, Dous ax: Bragg George is the guest of Fussell in New e | de re. ne 2 th Miss Dorothy Del; Mrs. 2t prosident Wilmington, N. ( E The Marine Band Orchestra, under | teadership of Musician Henry Stephan, played ng the receptioni. Mr. W mann played the violin ioodwin gave al D! a3 (Continued from Ninth ‘Klnnc(l at Quantico, Va., spent the week a end with friends in Annapolis 1 NMrs. Boyd, wife of Lieut. Commander Thales Boyd, who has been the guest of her father, Mr. C. W. Martin, for two mont left Friday for Join her husband. Mrs. Roscoe Carglyle hostess at a t Friday her apartment on Maryland avenue, compliment to Mrs, Phillips ew Lon- don, Conn.. the guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Henry A. Broadfoot Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Scott have returned to Washington aftera few da visit at their home An- napolis. Miss Anne Cheston, who is at Odfields, Baltimore count ‘Sl“‘u(i\ the spring vacatiol | Rome, on West Rive | bourne, Annapol Me w Small Tueed 2 3 in Baltimore as t | Mrs. Rid; Mrs. hoste rday homa | | | | | | | Mrs Mrs present were Brooklyn, N. Y. Wiliningten, Del; Vincernes. Ind wark, N. J.; Mrs. hburg, Va.. Mrs Vi Mrs. itobert Va.: Mrs. Stras, Fdgar Lee Mrs. Frank Mry. James Virgin Dougl Vlor. Arx T. Shana E. Franklin, Mre R 1. Cooper, Mrs Mrs. Frank White ez, Miss Helen Miss Marie €. Trimble Mrs. Ethel V. Walker Among others William Brough Estells . Whitley, Mre. W. A. Cullop, Mrs. H. R. Bustiy, Ne D. o kson, Lync LK stol g s<buri Mrs well, Va. . Piristol, Tenn ville, Va. taberts, [ N Mrs, Mary California to Bulmer ternoon wa at S han, D Mrs. William Waller, Mr« Trogman, Eunice 1 11 Miss Emily MceGuire, Mre. Josephing Mrs. Kennett MeRae, Reynolds, Maj. Thacker pt. Thomas Frziley, Mr. Baker, De. rtment Commander Paul J. McfGo- n and Capt. John Thomas Taylor. The reception and arrangements | committee included Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, Mrs. William 1. Harvey and | Mrs. Douglas White. | e | country near + student has been at her Anne Hall h home. Wo )r the summer dent. Lisie I formally at bridge at her home, on returned to veral days her mother. ¥ and Gladys Bowen, Chio Stat the four dents at been ir re twin etu- University, have lasves during their | course and have | < in every sub- graduxtion next June ome teachers of English st of Nixon Golda Munr wi at an informa afternoon at her h m the sl ljeer. A both wil on Okla- left Thurs- where she weeks wife of Dawsor ¥ Field, Va guest for seve e, Mrs. Woc Wooter Jul Waw-ban-see Camp | .;u‘nhufl FOR GIRLS Seniors 15 to 20 Five-hundrd ger estate, with half-m beach 1 ve use of our camp on the . Chesapeake Bay region, Md. TUp. | equipment ~dical supervision. wkijled leaders, all preeback. golf Feference required. #0d Avgust $250—No Extras Booklet and_information, Camp Seoty. Pleasant Balto., Md. €5 Elizabath Val- ‘daughters Mr. and Mrs Josepa Valiant, entertained at bridge Friday afternoon The second dance and L series of subs arranged by Mrs. crip- How- 11, at Carvel Hall. riffiths. wife of Lieut. riffit tained a_com- 1y of twenty-eight at bridee Wednesday afternoon at her home on ng Charles place { Mrs. John De. Pe April Mrs bert A Cuth- ster Douw was honor of Miss Mary advilie, Co’ | day afternoon i { Dickerman of L Miss Mary Dorsey Williams, been visiting her sister, Lundelius, at Germantown, Pi., returned to Annapolis. Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Vermon wler have had as gues A. Schenck and Miss chenck of New York cit ign Alvin L. Becker, U. S The engagement has been nounced of Mis osely Reid Carlis aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ermnest nklin Carlisle of Griffith, Midshipman skine Austi the graduating class at Academy Mrs. William 0. Dy ington, D. C., has announced the en- | gaggement of her daughter, Mi Dorothy Ann Deatrick, to Midship. man Forest James French of the | graduating class at the Naval Acad- | emy. Miss Margaret Jessup of New Yorlk | has been the guest of her aunt, Miss Elizabeth Jessup, at Carvel Hall Murphy, wife of Capt. Murphy, | h as her guest | Taft | who Mrs. has rick of Wash- of Phila- 1214 F St. N.W. You Will Marvel at the Moderate Prices That Prevail on Replicas of Paris’ Original Fashion at Gold’s Frocks Printed Crepes . Georgettes Pleated Georgettes and Lace Dresces - 939.00 Beaded mports. 939.00 $45.00 $65.00 $25.00 $25.00 $35.00 $45.00 Scarf Models Distinctive one- kind Frocks. .. Sport Coats. .. Trimmed Twill Charmeen Coats. . Fur=-Trimmed Charmeen Coats ... Distinctive one- of-a-kind Coats ... Suits $29.50 Twill Suits. Hairline Suits lard Hotel. hosts at Mazy Taliaterio Thommson | Southern Confederatea sociation will celebrate its first anni- versary Saturday evening at 8 o'clock that day, is receiving the Coi veterans as their guests of honor. the and representatives have been invited to attend tions will also be present. Odenheimer, the v, April 29, will hurry back to ashington in time for the polo ball e next evening, Wednesday, April . in the ballrooms of the New Wil- orrison and Mrs. For- rest ¥. Vrooman. The chairman of the entertainment committee is arranging a special pro- gram, which will be announced later. SARANACINN On shore of beantifol Upper Saranae Takr Adirondacks; many imptovements for coming summer xeason: beautifal large lounge; large donble tooms with bath 18 Hole Championship Golf Clientele socially desirable: snperb cul exceptional music: dancing; bathing: canedins motor boats; mosier femni CERTIFIED MILK Sarenac Tng enteriaine 5o one enffering wic tubervular fronbie. Address Harriagion Milis Hotel Gration, Wassington: D, G, 5> it psycho{og; SOcieW Plans Lecture program‘ Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke has loaned her baliroom. for the meeting of the | Psychology Society Thursday evening at 9 o'clock, for which cards ars be- ing issued. Prof. James Leuba of Bryn Mawr will speak on the “Psy- chology of Mysticiem,” a lecture which he has given by invitation be- fore the University of lLondon, Cam- bridge University and the Sorbomne, {in Paris. Prof. Leuba recently re | turned from Europe, where he went to deliver these lectures. Dr. Tom | Williams will be chairman of the { meeting at Mrs. Ffoulke's, and Dr. K | W. Kinney, secretary of the society | is sending out the cards. Washington Goucher Club Will Entertain Delegates | the Msj. and Mrs, Troup Miller will be dinner preceding the ball, king their guests later to their box. eut. .nd Mrs. O. Farrell Knight will cupy the box bought by Mrs, John Williams, who will sail that day r Europe. he Wyoming Cafe n Fleor, The Wyoming Apartmest olumbia Read at Califermia St - T - Society Will Celebrate The Mary Taliaferro Thompson | | | Memorial As- | | i | Announces a PECIAL EASTER DINNER das. April 20, at the por Community Dinner, atmosphérs cinsot e cquaned "] The cuiine iy for the price. To 2 Dinner is served Daily and Sunda From 6 to 7:30 TELEPHONE, NORTH 294 - - - the Confederate This association, Memorial Home year old derate All southern senators one on delegation of Other southern organiza- Mrs. Elizabeth €. Fred, the presi- ent of the association, will head the | ceiving line, assisted by Mrs. Cor- Branch’ Stone, past prosident eneral of the United Daughters of e Confederacy; Mrs. Frank G, also past president of same organization, and Mrs. runk Morrison. Among those in the receiving line so will be Mrs. Drury C. Ludlow, 2 Members of Goucher Washington, Mrs. Robert Howard, | president, will be hostesses to the | Goucher delegates to the A. A. U. W. | convention, which is In sion in Washington this week. The r,.mr,,.,,i istrict+of Columbia Division, repre- |Club will entertain at dinner Wed- | nting the United Daughters of the |nesday evening at 6 o'clock at the| nfederacy; Mrs. Robert Harrison,|clubhouse, 1634 1 street, when all| rs. Lawton Morgan, Mrs. Rose Gou- ' Goucher women are invited. Club of se: Such Shoes as these for Mi-Lady are quite without counterparts At 8.00 Shows what applied effort—and inspi d co-operation can accomplish. It seemed well nigh impossible to get our measure of quality and effectiveness into a Shoe that could be sold at 8.00. But it has been accomplished—and splendidly. too. We have Hose that is out-oi-the-ordi- nary—also—in all the special colors—1.85 Arthur Burt Co. 1343 F Street Closing Out Van Wickle Piano Co. Stock of Pianos Among the astonishing values in this sale are several dainty little apartment size Grands. Brand-new, high-class instru- ments in rich mahogany, art finish cases, priced regularly at $750 to $850.¢ Now $485 Player-pianos of the artistic grade, capable of every expres- sion and very different, indeed, from the ordinary mechanical type of player. These are instruments selling at $600 to $800. Now $260 up A few of the expensive grade upright pianos (new) are still left. Some of them are exquisite in tone and finish and sold for $750 or more. Now $315 up Plenty of the slightly used uprights left, including many of the world’s best known makes. A few are old designs, but most of them are up-to-date in every way. Now $49, $87, $95 up The above instruments are what are left of the whole stock which T bought from the assignees of the Van Wickle Piano Company, and represent the very best bargains I have ever seen offered for sale. Your opportunity for an exceptional bargain is good now, but it decreases with every day, so act at once. CASH OR TERMS Sale at My Warerooms D. G. Pfeiffer—1210 G Street