Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY. Societ Mrs. Coolidge Plans for Three Spring Garden Parties and an Official Tea During May. S, COOLIDS has selected three dates for garden par- ties on the White House lawn, the first to be given Thursday, May 15, and the others on succeeding two THursday after- in the month. She will be at a tea May 7 in honor of the Gillett, Mrs. Arthur L. Gillett, Mr. Justice McReynolds, Mr. Justice and Miss Butler, Mr. Justice . Sanford, Senator and Mrs. George H. Moses, Senator and Mre. Irvine L. Lenroot, Miss Lenroot, Senator and |Capper, Senator and Mrs | Wharton Pepper, Senator and Mrs. - | Claude A anson, Senator and | Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, Mrs. Jessie Miller, Senator Stephen 'G. Porter, Miss Porter, Senator and Mrs. Rob- ert B. Howell, Senator and Mrs. Henry Wilder 'Keyes, Senator and Mrs. William H. King, Senator and Mrs. Joseph ansdell, Senator and Mrs. Carter Glass, Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed, nator Willlam | B. McKinley, Miss Julia Mattis, Sen- {ator and rle B. Mayfleld, Representat 1d_Mrs. J. Charles Linthicum, epresentative and Mrs. Willim N. Vail Representative and Mrs. Edward Browne. Represen- tative and Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper, Representat and Mrs. Samue]l K Winslow, Representative and Mrs . Wyant, Representative Mer Representative Cyrenus Benjamin_ L. tative and Mrs. Representative and and Senora de Jaimes Kreyre, Senorita Yolanda Jaimes Freyre, the minister of Egypt and Mme. Yousr: Mlle. Lutfla Yousry Senor Don Carlos Aldunate, norita Josefina Aldunate, Senb Pelagia Aldunate, the President pro tempore, umming; Miss Ana | Cummins Margaret Cummins, and Mrs. Gillett, Miss A. Britten, Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich, Representa- tive and Mrs. Tom Connally. Repre- -; Representative Franl ‘unk, the cha: d'affaires of and Senora de Sousa Leao ie, the charge d'affaires of Den- nd Mme. Helmer-Petersen, the charge d'affaires of Lithuania and Mme. Bizauskas, the charge d'affaires of Austriu and Mme. Prochnik, the charge d'affaires of Salvador and Senora de Castro, Benorita Angeia Cromeyer, the charge d'affaires of Greece and Mme. Tsamados, Solic- itor General and Mrs. James M Beck, Miss Beck. the assistant scc- retary of state, Mr. Leland Harrison; the 'third assistant_ secretary of state and Mrm J. Butler Wright. the director of the consular service and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Dr. Leo S. Rowe, the counselor of the French embassy and Mme. de Laboulaye, the counselor of the German embassy and Frau Dieckhoff, the counselor of the German embassy and Frau von Lewinski, the counselor of the Jap- anese embassy, Mr. mura; the counselor of the Cubap embassy and Senora de Padro, the counselor of the British embassy and Mrs. Chilton, the counselor of the Swedish legation, 1a; the secretary of the Bulgarian le- gation and Mme. Bisseroff, the secre- tary of the Finnish legation, Mr. Ki- vikoski; the secretary of the Colom- bian legation, Senor Coronado; the secretary of the Polish legation, Mr. ywaks; f th- Neth: gation and Mme. Kurazovs; the secre- tary of the Czechoslovakian legation, Dr. Btransky; the secretary of the Bolivian legation, Dr. Campero; the secretary of the Egyptian legation, Hassaneln Bey; the secretary of the Lithuanian legation, M. Rabinavicius; the secretary of the Belgian embassy and. Mme. Tilmont Secretary of the Brazilian embassy, Senhor Goncalves; secretary of the Porsian legation, secretary of the Slamese legation, secretary of the British embassy, 'Senor Don Octovio Mendez, special ‘Chilean commission: 8enor Alvarez de Buenacista, special Peruvian commission; the military at- tache of ‘the Krench embassy, Gen. Dumont’; the military attache of the Itallan embassy Col.” the Marquis di Bernezzo; the new secretary of the Itallan embassy and Countess Della Porta, the naval attache of the Italian embaxsy and Contessa Sommati di Mombella, the air attache and Signora legation, Senor Chamorro; the attache of the Netherlands legation, Jonkheer de Serriere, the attache of the Boliv- Senor Jofre; the assist- the French . Lombard; the assist- 1 attache of the French em- apt. Gripon: the assistant attache of the Japanese em- bassy, Maj. Kumagai; the assistant military attache of the Japanese em- bussy and Mme. Inouye. PECIAL S$OCIETY. Mrs. Willlam Crawford Gor, and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmurn Mr and Birs. Lewis Newton Murray, Dr. John Crayke Simpson, Mr. and Mrs, hn T. Adams, Misx Adams, A and . Georgs Bowie Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. Trumen G. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy, Mrs. Rob ert Mackenale, Mrs. Pearle Moore iray, Miss Muriel Eleanor Gray, Miss | Nataile Hammo and ' Mrx ontinued on \PERMI Hegular $2.90 RECENT FICTION Our Special Price Now iz C PEARLMAN’S BOOK 933G St. o7 SHOP nbers of the House. ent and Mrs. Coolidge, group of guests, will & witness the showing of 1g the “‘Passion Play,” di- Mr. Blanchard of the De- t of the Interfor. Calderara, the air attache of the Brit ish cmbassy, Capt. Christie; the at- tache of the Japanese embassy, Kozo Motono; the attache of Japanese embassy and Mme. S basakl, the attache of the Cuban embassy, Senor de Quesada; the naval ttache of the Argentine embassy and Mme. Vago, the attache of the Danish legation and Mrs. Neilsen, the attache of the Ecuadorean legation and Senora de Banda, the attache of the Swedish legation and Countess von Rosen, the attache of the Nicaraguan Mr. Assarsson ‘The counselor of the Czechoslo- vakian legation and Mme. Lipova, the ommercial counselor of the Swedish legation and Mme. Weidel, the secre- tary of the French embassy and Mme. Heilmann, Mlle. Hellmann, Mlle, Claire Heilmann, the secretary of the Spanish embassy and Semora Don Coolidge will receive the ladies Maria Teresa G-Arnao, the secretary s. Coolidge ”, i fiotn at of the Chilean embassy, Senor Aga. . this a % s the. secretary of the ltalian e her custtm on J G x | 1 ¥, Count di Villanova;: the secr: ot el m : of the Japanese embassy and F Abo winiater Taketomi, the secretary of the of 2 embassy, Senor Baron; the Alfaro, the cretary of . the British embassy and a short pro- 30R0SIS SHOES . Are you among the fortunate ones that have secured one or perhaps two or three pairs of these smart shoes? Or have you that satisfaction still in store for you? . For it IS a satisfaction to get footwear of Sorosis style and Sorosis quality at prices like these. Of course, these prices are only made possible by the fact that sizes are somewhat broken, for the models are all smart and new. . . However, with so many (bs.irnble styles, it should not be difficult to find your size in a style that you particularly like—only—it’s wise to make sure of them promptly. nesday urtes and Se will give ra de s the Honorable Mrs. Brooks, the sec retary of the Argentine embassy, Mr. Traverso; the secretary of the Peru- vian embassy and Senora de Gonzalez | Prada, the secretary of the Danish legation, Mr. Bojsen. the secretary of the Uruguayan legation and Mme, de Pena, the secretary of the Swiss lega- tion, Dr. Brenner; the seeretary of | icaraguan legation. Senor Zavo Imposing Reception ¥or Secretary and Mrs. Hughes. No autiful sefting for a social gathering could be found n the Pan-American sl entrance | ambers for en- | the great Kk last night ies of the spe- Pa $11.00 AND $12.00 PUMPS, IN MANY OF THE NEWEST STYLES—Very smart two-strap pumps of log cabin suede and brown kid; white kid strap pumps. trimmed in blue, red or green; dull black kid strap pumps; round-toe models, in black satin, and black Iid gore pumps. Nearly all these pumps have the de sirable Spanish heel and proclaim in line and quality a beyond-the-usual smartness., arge auti nama T Chiary, $10.00 AND $11.00 PUMPS. INCLUDING MANY MODELS IN THE WANTED BROWN SUEDE— Stylish gore pumps with Spanish heels, and strap pumps with choice of Spanish, Cuban and low, flat heeis—patent leather, t00, in all three styles; strap pumps of black kid; tailored opera cut pumps in black satin or patent leather; white Kid and white buck strap pump with practical welt soles and Cuban heels—what a wonderful assortment to choose from. e QOSEDERE 12066 SUITS HATS Secretary ing and al- nests passed were engaged DRI n the receiving line they foEaanen the Miramba Band | played for the | $9.00 AND $10.00 PUMPS—A SMART ASSORT bowl was placed MENT comorised of dainty French heel pumps in black or brown kid and black or gray suede, strap styles; comfortable Cuban heel strap pumps in brown suede, patent leather and black or brown kid; smart colonial tongue pumps, black or brown kid and black satin; substantial tan calf strap pumps, and real sport oxfords In black and putty and brown and putty combinations; also a few white canvas strap pumps and oxfords with Cuban heels and welt soles. Good size range and spiendid chance of finding your stylc Spring Clearance SPORT COATS . $15.00 .. $19.95 . $25.00 | $39.50 | No Charges Where the Style of Tomorrow Is Shown Today & EW NG Sorgas, Mrs. Mrs. Charles W.| Gedrge Boyd of Pana- Howe, Mr. E. L And plenty, too, at $4.95 —Sale in Sorosis Shop, Street Floor. Former Prices, $22.50 to $29.75 MRS. MARK WINSLOW POTTER, legation, | Wife of Interstate Commerce commissioner, sponsoring the card party for enora dé | the Sunshine Home for Women, to be given at Wardman Park Hotel, at 8 | 0’clock tomorrow evenin, lo]——]olc———=lalc——=lal——0w] Former Prices, $29.75 to $3975. evalier and ador of France and Mme. | 1216 F St. N.W. the_ambassador of Chile athieu, the ambassa- | and’ Baroness de | ador of Germany at, the ambassador | lasio Caetani; the “Former Prices, $39.75 to $49.75 Former Prices, $4975 to $6950... f a and Senora de la | the ambassador of Argen- | Mme. Pueyrredon, Mile. | Mile. Julia Helena AFTER-EASTER SALE OF SPRING FURS Saks Fur €o.: U N#ureicrs For over A THiRD OF A cenTury 11”1 610 Twelfth St—Just' Above F Cold Storage Affords 100% Protection for Furs A Telephone Call Will Bring Our Wagon ' All Sales Final 316 7th St. ‘ 2 316 Attorney ;:’en\pml | ’ ’ H e Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, the Secretary of | * * 7th St. minister of Elizalde, the and Mme. inister of witzerland r, the minister of the Republic and Senora de norita _Panchita Joubert, ra and Mme! minister of Finland, Astrom; the minister of and Senora de Sanchez Latour, ster of Venezuela and Senora . the minister of the Serbs, venes, Dr. Pavichich: of Poland and Mme the minister of Costa nor Oreamun the minister Phya Buri of Czechoslovakia, - | v; the minister of Bolivia | Send your FURS to us FUR STORAGE Remodeling and Repairing ‘fif/‘ Main 4530 and Senora de Uruguay Smart Twill Coats in\ Every Version Decreed by Fashion mala ACCEPTED modes of the highest character at the lowest possible in price. EVERYTHING that is new and distinc- tive. Smart cape back and straightline silhouettes, some have rich summer fur col- lars, cuffs and tuxedo fronts, some have self and colored silk stitching and embroid- ery. The most popular new shades. Mod- els for women and misses. SMART NEW SPORTS COATS NGORA COATS—Berkshire Plaid Coats —Cut Angora Coats—Cut Polaire Coats —Coats of style—of quality. $14:% SILK COATS $35.0 . Wonderful Twill Suits 'HE fashion-favored O’Rossen and smart boyish $25 00 i L] models, new long line and box styles, skill- Corner 12th and G Streets Main 4531 A Very Special Offering! Three-Piece COSTUME SUITS s59.50 to $98 50 Formerly $79.50 to $149.50 THIS season the formal suit costume takes unto itself new dignity and richness. Subdued and vivid tints offer themselves in superbly cut three-quarter coats with matching frock. A pleasing feature of some of these new three-piece suits is an overblouse of the same printed crepe that lines the coat. The Materials: The Colors: Juina Badger Twillcord Checks E;e)fitonc nti ovest Chameen Artichoke Twillcord Stripes Moss Charmeen Tile Twillcord Superior Navy Black Rubber Erlebaclhar : _Exclusively Different . TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET Special Offering of TAILORED SUITS for Women $34.75 The new boyish models; sin- gle and double breasted jackets; straight and wrap-about skirts; in tan, gray, navy and novelty weaves. Raleigh Haberdasher Women's Sportwear Department e Thirteen Ten F Street Homes We Have Decorated Always stand out as distinctive and indi- vidual. 1f you are contem- plating redecorating your home, we would be pleased to submit to you, with- out cost, schemes of decoration and give you estimate for the entire work. The Lansburgh Co. Interior Decorators 729 11th Street JULIUS LANSBURGH President and Treasurer Strveisggsensenseny ol 2 N\ fully developed in hairline check and hairline stripe twills, also plain twills in navy, tan, cocoa and black. Modeis for women and misses.