Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY. Bisvraat e o | ——— [o|——]al——]ol———S|a[———=|o|—= 0| —=| o} 01 o : A 7 ¥ Kansas City, who is the house guest : 5 ¢ 5s of Col. and Mrs. J. A, Baer at Wash- 3 4 ington barrack | b i Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates will | g A SR % be at home tomorrow ufternoon from The House [ 4 p ; 3 4 to 7 o'clock at their residence, at the —— ¥, F 5 # southwest corner of 18th and R streets be Mme. The President and Mrs. Coolidge Are| | . Lo T et M e MRS e 24 and Mrs. George Oakley Tot- Returning This Evening From ‘ g i « ¥ s e, otz et v s Brief Visit in New York. 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, of Courtesy Mr. Henrik Ameln of iie Norwegian parlinment, will return to New York . . R e anls heRi 4 3 5 y. after spending a short time at HE) President and el (Cool= Hell Coliepe Aprl) 28 und will return § p Wardman Park Hotel. He will sail from idge are returning to Wash- | y : s ¢ i New York Saturday for Bergen, Nor- ington this « ing from ,.\[ T le\;l\-&»-r 1‘»‘: g S E way ief visit in N ork, where | | brief visit ir - York, where | (% 08, ERdr0 o i " “Amerien” Greeted by | they attended the annual luncheon of | punot“of the ‘United et » Dixtinguished Company. the Associat Mrs. Coolidge | to Venezuela, 3 ‘ool mecting of a large share of will be s : et s mcial “and resident, ook g he o ador-and Senora e e et Congr 4 cakfas - | de - will entertain at dinner : . = i ‘neits were filled with row at Rauscher's t| this evening : : W : it) fmportant features of officiul society | g o s e in Washington left Washington at ek ¥ (Continued on th Page. CLUES and RECLUSE day ufternoon for Pittsburgh. Pa, 4 3 4 A Mrs. Hughes, wife of Sk R A S e b Clues have been traoed to mysterious State, will be at 1 b ; recluse. named_ (lcment hidden awsy on bA z kA 7 Floor Two, 1308 G St.. but the mys- tery goes on mystifying lovers of MYSTERY CAKE Delivered, $1.20, | The Madrillon 2955 Sheniess noon fro R #ence, 1 8 She w The charie daffaires of Gireece and ceive alon Mrs. | . Bt Mme. Tsamados will entertain at din- will assis ner this evening in honor of the R United States minister of Greece and Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin The charge d'affaires of Brazil and 1304 G St N, Mme. de Sousa Leao Gracie will en- Miss Ailsa Mel . © tertain at K | - 5 g - dinner this evening in g - = b / RIS | cretary of ‘the ! “Ihonor of the third a ant secre- - ' { Teceive tomorrow a 3 ury of state and Mrs. J. Butler | of fllness i 5 ; ALTAENE Br the : . 4 1 | BROS., INC. : 2 apt. Jean . J. I i f L g 721 NINTH STREET,N. W. || street e to New York te 1 f g e S 1 i ) (] 8 oo W poRT SUITS | returned to % from Balti- ‘ S ‘ ; HAND TAILORED - | s25 tO a3 SO0 e E==10 Mrs. Wilbur residence, 1820 afternoon Hamilton are entert won party at the C) ymorrow for M MRS, WOODBRIDG ! ral E : KAPLOWITZ DISTINCTION s, Johs ace s » Wife of Semat ¢ Wichizan and entertnining as guests | Jamin ¥ il Yo Mr. and Mr e ‘ ol AND QUALITY Airiral Mty 3 la Bender accompanied Mrs ~ N | i ¥redericks, wi tepres ive Mrs i — Fredericks of ¢ ) Marshail Field has closed her |da apt. and Mrs. Emory Se 2 o > i home E g v d ieir home 1919 Nine s s e o et fast evaning tor B - Easy, Safe Way . of the T 1% E in Boston o n I to Remove Hair| ceive becs of ithe: Injury. ‘to. her| 5% foot rec. Mrs, Alvin Dodd and her litt W, i > Ha Thousands of dainly women Baker, entertained v pr Joan, have returned f | o Del-a-tone an indispen- | owed by bridge today ] South Carolina where | . and nat aable beauty aid partment on Connecticut|have been fer several weeks to the 4th internatio n in hovor of Miss Lida Adams atives of embassie sHens| Mr. Charles Noble Gregory cuter- | | t place | tained informally at a small dinner| _C W. W Overton will i her guests included |party last evening for out of town | ¢ > s : fax _Downey s Buests, . Sl Y 2 Miss Mary Mende Miss i . A Snec_ml Offer room will be M LAt Maihes | Jessie ‘Thorpe all m s of S mansern of e A Beautiful Picture Parthient Lewis, | | wedding party: Geo 4 has been of Baby = S or sent prepaid in plaln ¥ A Helmick, 1 * their annual garden par- $5 8 > wrapper for one de X | 5 Miss Elizabeth g -4 T Mits Magy | ty, which will be given in the Cath- f Mrs. Hoover, w R v ily Hamilton, 3 yior, | edral close | o daugt LR i of Commerco, is § Miss Mary Louis ns her Remaves Superfluous Hair fornia and will i all7! rieth Love and Miss Eliz 3 ! iyl NG afternoc from > 6 . in her apartment’'at Ward- She will have re- v The Unusua Two Selective Assortments of Is Being Offered in These ) Spo'rts Sui -Both Are Under-l;riced 2 995 and %45 Of course materials are common property—but the taste of designs and the ekill of workmanship are outstandingly excellent in these Suits— and put them in a class of their own. Smart checks, hair lines, mannish mixtures—cleverly cut, and ex- pertly made—and trimmed with high-grade consisténcy. The prevailing colors are available—Box and Boyish types—ex- pressed on new lines—making them distinctly special. Third Floor. 1 B. Kendall are Sunday from New M e 3 ihe> y are spending a g = Son. Yec short time. ;;!rr;\r“]v"v‘mnr apartment man l, Mrs. Dwight e . Who spent Mrs. P 1 n o e and T = MA}’SON MAURI CE pliment M - — Rcnn b & S COA I 13th and G. Streets, N. W. \ e N S B a fortnight with her - be repaired and looked over before | ¥he Enver of France and put in storage. You will suve mone: Mme. Jusserand in New and“trouble if you'will let me do your work | The ambassador of : | FURR Jusserand will go to York this R afternoon (o attend the opening of POEE Flonis the exhibition of industrial arts of o £ Ferance. They will return to Wash- inirton tomorrow The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Curtis D. Wilbur 3 4 $ g2 L e || Gafé Fleelwood Adolphu, will entertain a| § company aboard the May- 1760 Pea St..N.W. fower this Frankiin 5206 Also ala Carte Service , wife of the am- | [y 4 f Drssador. bt Cobe | , guest at luncheon ind ‘ ker West, Th . Senora de Elizalde, Sen Made New Again M E Cleaning, Blocking E N | 3. Carr, Mrs. Step - ] and Remodeling | Frank Mondell. Mr 'k Dent | ) Hat Frames and Trimmings | Grant, Mrs. Charle Food. | : Vienna Hat Factory Mrs. Frederic McK . Mrx. Rob- ert Lansing, Harry Norment, | _ 435 31th St. N.W. Mre W. Harry Brown. Mrs. Breckin- idge Long and Miss Mary Morgan FOR The ambass { Argentina and IN v Senora de Pue. P had as their [‘L - CHEO:\ guests at sainner nda even J Senor and Senora de lu Serna AND r. and Senora de te- | = = o . nos Aires, Argenti; Senora de 1 AFTE \ D Hos ires, Brenn Scuone AFTERNOON TEAS evening in the Pan-American [Unio Dozes bullding. Dr. and Senora de Cran- | Anchovie Paste. . 27 well are on their to Italy, where ate: > < The doctor wil represent Argentin | Dloater Paste. o7 &t the medical conference which will | Jardine Paste..... £275 e held there this mer. | Sardellan Paste. s $275 A Footwear S.ens ation 1900 Pairs-Represented in 49 New Styles High-Priced Low Shoes All because it hasn't been a seasonable season—resulting in our having too much stock—a condition we are going to overcome— by giving you such an unusual chance. The minister of China, Dr. Alfred | 2 for Aml .| Crosse & Blackwell's ill make an | Lt wh ic P 5c ar 3 Mrassicnussta Ancicl .‘\nc]xu\’.)g Paste. .oz -c.45C . eultural College tomorrow afternoon | Bloater Paste. c mnd in the evening he will sp x~l.\4rd|m» Paste.. " . wt Mount Holyoke College. Th — he will lectu | y taie of I Scienee Magruder’s i 'y _and wwill speak at the City Club in Balti- | FINE GROCERIES gnore, Md.. That evening he will re- | - 7 L B e o Ave. and K St. Your Unrestricted 5~ | CHOICE o ANY HAT 1115 1117 F STREET IN STOCK $5.00 Hats will be sold’ Demonstrating Louvre bt ts.:».l e $3-34 'Quality at Popular Prices $7.50 Hats will be sold $5.00 ABSOIutely Dresses St vilic i g5 67| Nothing $20.50 $35 $39.50 S G100 | tadebd e All are new styles—Strap, Oxfords, Sandals. Black Satin Gray Suede Patent Kid Black Syede Bamboo Suede Brown Suede Orange Suede at $1250 Hats willbesold 48 34 | Reserved at ... vidual pattern hats $1850 Hats will be sold $12,34 | and Freach Room At ceveveccccscascccaces o creations from fa- We've a standard—which is ex- 00 Hats will be sold s s 1 pressed in materials and workman- = $20"”"""”"”“ 513‘34 fl:fid;sf;::;' e at ship—and whatever we place before $25.00 Hats will be sold $16 67 hat received during you—meets this standard—regard- at ... R i the past few days. less of the marking. High-grade, but $30.00 Hats will be sold* $20'00 Original price tickets popularly priced may well be said of emeiis o e S sl on every hat. Make at ; R - $35.00 Hats will be sold your selection and all three of these Frock assortments. e S $23,34 B dedwst soc- They are designed for Street and $40.00 Hats will be sold $26 67 third. 'Afternoon wear—and are developéed A e St e e e s . in the fashionable fabrics—in original This great event is eagerly awaited by hundreds of women each sea- designs and the favored. colorings. , son, and -this year our overflowing stock makes it a greater event than ever before. Come early tomorrow! Doors open at 9 am. Many extra Othier Presses, $25 40,5125 - saleswomen in attendance to insure every one prompt attention. ; The sale begins tomorrow—and a most attractive variety of our better Shoes are being offered for your choice. They are styles most in vogue—in grades with us that are far in excess of the re- duced price—the difference being your actual saving. All sizes in each style. ’ Strest Floor—Horth Section |0 | —2 | 0| —=3 |0 |—= |8l e=——=306l—— | 0| ——=|o| e e——| 0| —a] 0] e=——=| o] c——a] o] e | E——3 ol e—=3 |0 | =3 [0 | ——3 |8 |e=—— Falole——ma]al =m0 [ c—= [0 | e——=a 0| —= [0 [ ——2a el ==——] e e i = O e B e e I e O e O e e O e e = I == == i = i