Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY. Socie — ty Mrs. Coolidge Hostess to Congressional Women at Te: American L nic Necretary Daughter cordial time The embassy, will ¢ tomorrow ev tertained complim beillier before Dorothy Thus at the White House. Ly President Coolldge rintendent itol, 1o st s ie o is a member of the n, t E had il engineer of the C commission on Afternoon tosthe position ritect of previously pitol Zoning enlarging Distric ol grounds, public building ATlin Caulifornia street Miss lmma Virginia Edwards, ar J Mrs Irwin, wife val commandant tStitt, wl ) of Capt M. I of gton amphi- s is a onic order. > left for a = 1 daughter Edward Miss Helen and Miss € Commander for her Sun- Irwin, Panama, is t in Washington n Down arrived tod ay a will” spend several Rochambeau. friends here when ey of Way the New ison entertained a. shington. informally at Washington luding Omaha Mrs. her mother, Mrs. Alvin their home in rse Show, May w week of Arling in Wa the with the e National Capital horee on Park is expected May 16 the to score its ss in the history of the lude ir. Ar scretary of Wood. h Francis Whii Robert rdon ok, Mr. Woodbuwg Luttrell, Mrs. Ed IR R ¢ M Coolidge was a luncheon ittee epublican Clu the Secretary drew W. Mei- War, Mr. John zechenyi, wife Hungar Mrs. Mrs. Syl- A. Bu- Mr. Larz Thompson, James M and Miss Hitch- ir. Mr. Horace . Walker, Mrs. Myers, C S the guest of given by the of the Wom- . whose York, at Coolidge is « founder members of the nored ng with ably ow, Hughe Upton, Mrs. her fellow mem- them. The at- limited to club ng were pres- olidge: Mrs Mrs. T Frederick H. Gillett, Mr: % Winslow ingham, jo Jean Low nnett, be moved 4o the e bride bride his_nephew, M The blue flat crepe, ornament bouquet was s the v honor’s dre blue, gold, Her hat e water il orated with mar dragons and palr MacLeod A. Schlobohm and Mr. South jr. were the u The bri the congres vears her father w Congress from Kentucky and Inited Stat. She Seminary Lynn w. LOCOMOBI embroidered in of | Marwick, Mrs. £ th rs, § vid | Obenauer, S Parkhurst, 5| A Soecial Off. | A Beautiful Picture sistep | nonor, | o Beby mble, aid of r. David bride wore a embroid of alley was of TAILORED Aiken, ir., Ben Foster, ar meriber of || For man a member o the saventh district of || was the clerk || House of Repre- || attended numun;I 1 s $45 $55 as recently appointed | Ormsby huyler Merritt. Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. s KAPLOWITZ AND WRAPS FEATURING REPLICAS AND \; | | CREATIONS OF STRIKING INDIVIDUALITY | PHENOMENAL VALUES Louis Adams Froth- 1 Phillips Hill, Mrs. | Mrs. David H. . Gibbons, mund Hor- Mrs. James ‘ammon, Miss Marie L. Miss Samuel Re- SUITS $65 %é’ NEW LOCOMOBILE brings to 1924 a finer, more luxurious motor car of the highest quality, 2 car marked by 2 new ease in con- trol, a greater degree of passenger comfort, an even higher standard of of motor car performance...and a quiet luxurious beauty of coach de- sign that earns preferment among those who seek the distinctive. Locomobile Design Front Wheel Brakes are STANDARD EQUIPMENT Incorporated 1517 Connecticut Avenue LE CO. of AMERICA 1 | EErnest Walker and M i roll | 818 Conn. Ave. Harriet | Daughter of the first secretury of the n mount she will use in_the National Arlington Park Friday, May 16. apital Horse Shov ber, Mrs. John Burton Revnolds, Mrs Divine Ritter, Mrs. V. I, Honoral brandt. Mrs. Wol er Arlington County sunds of t tties wus presented with Va are and ning Mrs, Coolidge received 5. assisted by Upton and Mr Frazer, chairman ington committee of National Republican €| “Say it with Flowers | ““Mother’s Day” comes Sunday, May 11, and we're fully pre- pared to give floral or- ders, incidental to the day,. best attention FLOWERS of every desired variety, cut and growi at our usual MOD ATE PRIC Mme. Hague eftertained a dir party last night at Massachusetts to her Louisville, Ky and Mrs will remain o the North Carolina receptio dance May 20, and Miss Margaret Pou, chairman. has invited them to | be members of the girls' floor com- mittee. | for and ‘Both girls TIXCY WaAs NoStess erday after- Mrs. Presicy M. a garden par at Oriental or Domestic, Cleaned. ‘Washed, Repaired R UG and Stored A. H. Bakshian Main 6667 | i Phone Main 106 St Phone Main 2416 900 14th Cold Storage —offers the safest and most econom- ical means of preserving— Your Furs Lowest of the Year Our wagon will call promptly on ~4 @ Saks Fur Co. request. 0L {JFuRRIERS FOR OVER A THIRD OF A CENTURY I 1 610 Twelfth St.—Just above F Fur Remodeling Rates Are Now the Flexator Unlocked'" (maTerren) Also shown in a $-strap model of Racquet and Fog Gray Suede. $11.00, and in Oxfords of black and brown kid and tan calf with thres different styles toes and heels, AAA 0 B widths, $10. CORRECT WALKING SHOES FOR WOMEN Fealthfil—Dlexible—Shapely—Sexleful These famous enoes meet Nat ‘They ture’s every are ideal for and healthy feet, as well as for thoss that ‘aader thg Sally strain. Troperty Hited I overy detail QOueen Quality l;oot Shop 1218 F STREET N.W. Baclusive Apents in Washiagton for QUEEN QUALITY SHOES sy, riding Lady Gray, which opens at heautiful country home at| Rixey en B i , D. €, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 192%. tertaining her guests outdoors. As- sisting _her were Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, jr..; Mrs. Henry B. Brown, Mrs. John ¢ Bovd, Mrs Moore, Mrs. Paul Morton, M T. Grayson, Miss Fauny Miss Kathryn Mimmack, Mrs. J. J. O’'Malley, Mrs. John Marshall Talla- ferro, Mrs. Russell Smith, sister of | Little Falls, N. the hostess, and Mar New Willard today Misxs Emma Stitt and Miss 4 several wel at Goode O'Malle Snyder did n and Mrs. sentative Henrik and Mrs. Mr. an v | Phail, Dr. Mr. and Mrs, George Odell Representative Homer P. Mrs. John Jay White was hostess | COngress adjourns. at dinner last evening, entertaining in honor of Miss Jane Adda lent of the Women's In League for Peace and Fr White entertained at the of the National Association of U versity Women and had among her guests the members of the interna- Dr. Robert Johnston John's Church, will meeting this the home o when M Continuing Wm. Rosendorf’s Fur Exhibit Thursday, May 8th 11 AM. to 2 P.M. Living Models Display Advanced Style in i Fur Garments and Fancy Furs For the Fall and Winter Season 1924-1925 Free Souvenir= Special Music FURRIER OUR NEW ADDRESS 1215 G Street DOOR TO OIR FORVMER PREMISES YEARS OF HONEST DEALING AEXT 17 tional executive committee, Shipstead, Victor| Berg d Mrs. Cuthbertson, Mrs. Mc: Willlams of England, and Y., returned 1o the after his home. return with him, plans to remain at Little Falls until rector of St presido SOCIETY. Senator Repi Former Irwin F! more month summer. Snyder of spending | rence () Mrs but] iss cc attendant At the be held in | Ffoulke, Stephen the br. 28, S n home and Mrs. day in Waskington t h Clul v Mrs. Phipps, wife of S Phipps. Barry at nator and Mrs. Joseph will close their Balti- the latter part of this will go road for th France T | Mrs P son M icd, has g chief of the death of her which was : entertaine lowed b will be the wedding of anghter of Dr Loren Johnson which will take home of the br Barry the the Ninth ra; The Baby HOOVER It BEATS... asit Sweeps as it Cleans 92 —at a time -when every housewife’s thoughts are turned toward “housc cleaning.” we THE HOOVER. Ilet us tell you about it in person suggest —convenient terms may be arranged DULINMARTIN e 1215-1217 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 Your Furs will he absolutely safe in our keeping. (=l lc——[tle—c——[o[e——=]o[——[o[——=[c|—=]"] Included are both the Dressy Twills and Sports Coats in modes that have earned preference among the season’s accepted styles. 608 to 614 Popular 518 Nearly 311 sizes for women al’ld mfsses Third Floor bilipsbortt ELEVENTH ST, wife of Maj. Gen M air sery 10 Painfield, N. iy ! mgth Repairs or remodel- ing of Furs expertly made by our skilled Furriers. Radical Reductions on oats The Dress Models are in Twills —both plain and fur trimmed The Sports types are in Camelairs. Highland Fleece and Chinchillas. | | | B | | ! | E,l ) i