Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY., Society Mrs. Coolidge to Hold the Third of Her Series of Spring Receptions Indoors Tomorrow Afternoon. RS. COOLIDGE will be hostess tomorrow at the third ot her series of spring recep- the form of a garden party, be held indoors, as was the reception of last week. While nothing in the way of social entertainment in the Capital could excel in beauty a party on the White House lawn, the ar- rangements for the indoor r are ideal and, differing from series of midwinter official recep- tions, are quite infor The win- dows will be opened wide and the terraces will be in use for the mu- siclans and for promenades Mrs. Frank W. Stearns of Boston joined the President and Mrs. Cool- idge at the White House this morn- ing, where Mr. Stearns has been & it will tions and, instead of taking }S and dozens of other attractions, will take place at Twin Oaks Monday, June 2, every feature being carried out as scheduled. Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Walker are sending out cards today announcing the marriage of the latter's sister, Miss Agnes Ford Entwisle, to Com: mander Herbert Elllot Stevens, U. 8. N. The ceremony was performed at noon today In the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Walker at 2029 Connecti- cut avenue, the Rev. L. P. Reynolds officiating in the presence of only the raembers of the two familles. Miss Georgla Green was mald of honor and the two young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walker were flower girls. Commander and Mrs. Stevens left immediately after the ceremony for wedding trip and on_its com tion will be at home at Norfolk, V 3 where the former is stationed. the former will take up his duties as = judge of the court of appraisals. Commander and Mrs. J. W. Morse will ente n at dinner this evening at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann and Dr. John Crayke Simpson were at home at Alrlie yesterday after- noon to the members of the Archeolos ical Socl v, the event, intended as annual i i Victoriana Cassajus of the n k Hotel after a visit to his home The ro Rajah’s gar m of cards, rty, with its jon; changed to an fndoor event on account of the heavy rains. Mr. and Mrs. Kauffmann and Dr. Simpson received in the large living room and following the short pro- gram there was tea in the dining room overlooking the formal garden. Cel. and Mrs. Weston P. Chamber- lain closed their apartment at 1836 16th street last week and are making a series of visits in New York and New England, prior to salling June 13, on the St. Mihiel, for the Canal Zone, where Col. Chamberlain 18 to be on duty with the canal government. At the ‘end of the term at Bryn Mawr College Miss Chamberlain will join her parents and go with them to Panama for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Vrooman have staying with them for a few days their daughter, Mrs. Allison Scott, and her friend, Mrs. O. V. Wallin of Philadel- phia, both of whom came to attend the Government Popular League breakfast t . when Mrs. Scott's uncle, Dr. Carl Vrooman, was one of the speakers. - Mrs. John F. Gaynor of 2800 Adams Mill_road_left Washington yesterday for New York to attend the wedding of Miss Phyllis Hartmann, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Carl F. Hartmann, and Mr. Donald Robert North, tomor- row at high noon in the Church of the Incarnation, 35th street and Madi- son avenue, New York city. Miss Virginia_Smith Puller, daugh- f Mr. and Mrs. George B. Puller, elected Thursday, June 5, for her r. Willlam B. Case, son . C. Case of Denver, Col The ceremony will be performed at noon at 2400 16th street, and Mr. Case and his bride will mak their home fn Tulsa, Okla. Wedding and Reception of Unusual Local Interest. Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church. Palms with pink peonies spring flowers were used church. The bride, who was glven in mar- riage by.her father, wore a gown of ivory white moleskin satin, made with straight bodice and low walst line marked by shirripg. The bodice was made with tiny cap sleeves of ap- plique lace and was finished with a fichu of the lace which was caught in front by a cluster of orange blossoms. The full skirt was trimmed with double flounces of the lace across the front falling from a cascade of the lace in the back. A train of satin fell from the shoulders and her veil was of applique lace. Mrs. Dwight Kiggins Terry was matron of honor for her sistér, and the bridesmaids were Miss Doris Vir- ginia Monroe and Miss Virginia Wing- flold. Mrs. Terry was in ecru chan- tilly lace made over chiffon in rain- bow hues, shading from pale pink through blue and orchid and into light green. The gown was fash- joned after that of the bride, the bridesmaids wearing similar gowns differing from the matron of honor in the color of the large satin bow, which with handmade French flowers, was the trimming on the endants’ dresses. Mrs. Terry carried del- phinfum and roses and the malds' bouquets were of lavendar sweet peas and sprays of delphinium. Mr. William R. Rhoades of Los An- geles was best man for Mr. Murray, and the ushers were Mr. D. Randall Buckingham, cousin of the bride: Mr. James T. RBerryman, Midshipman Henry Pevton Howard, U. S. N., and Mr. Dwight Kiggins Terr rs. Everett, mother of the bride, and Mrs. Murray, mother of the bride- groom, received with the members of the wedding party, the former in flesh color georgette crepe and lace headed on their return will be at home at 1900 Biltmore street. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Henry Mills Alden of New York, grandmother of the bridegroom; Miss Mary Weaver Fox of Wellesley College, Miss Elizabeth Esther Honess of Asheville, N. C., and Smith College; Miss Katle Byrd Jones, Mrs. Edward Lyle Word of Richmond, and Miss Clara Jessup Van Trum W - ton, Del. P p of Wilming: Mrs. Harry Ransley, wife of Rep- resentative Ransley of Pennsylvania, will_come from her home in Phila- delphia to attend with Mr. Ransley the garden party at the White House tomorrow. Mrs. Chester Snow entertained a company of ten girls at luncheon yes- Orienta! Rugs and Carpeu p Washed, Cleaned, Repaired FIREPROOF STORAGE Nazarian Bros. Co. Potomac 1529 1712 20th Bt Conn, At terday at the Shoreham. Among them was Princess Bertha Cantacuzene. Gen. and Mrs. Charles SOCIETY. Purple Iris Tea House i Luncheons—Teas—Dinners (Continued on Ninth Page.) 3200 Rifen*zuse St. Cleve. 1135 O Women’s Sports—38.00 Apropos of the season, and especially the holiday, the Sports Shoes in our new 8.00 grade should interest the ladies. It is exceptional for the price—and will prove itself worthy of your confidence and our reputation. In the 185 grade of Hosiery you'll find the wanted shades Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F Street Caring for feet is better than curing them guest for some time. in crystal beads and the latter having a gown of French blue georgette crepe beaded with seed pearls and crystals. Mrs. Everett had a corsage bouquet of orchids and roses and Mrs, Murray's bouquet was of pink roses. Later in the evening Mr. and M Murray left for a wedding trip a The marriage of Miss Edith Ever- ett, daughter of Mr. gnd Mrs. William Wade to My. Francis Alden v, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Murray, took place last v The ceremony was performed at in the Calvary Baptist the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Abernethy sted by the British Envoy Host to Chief Justice Taft. The ambassador of Great Britain and Lady lIsabella Howard will entertain at dinner Saturday evening, June 7, in honor of the Chief Justice, Mr. Wil- liam Howard Taft A g%E/{gmaN Mavrics | Sale of S 94 Dicoration ~ 13th aéde. StrAeertjslI\j.iW 1 port Hats - for the The minister of China and Mme. Sze will entertain a company of cighteen at dinner this evening in the legation. The minister. Dr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, was host at dinner last evening entertaining in compliment to Dr Bdward H. Hume, president of the Yale-in-China. Other were the Chief Justic Lehlbach, Fenn, Repr gee, Represes the undersecreta Mr. Gerrard B. Winston H. Welch of Johns Hopk ty; the counselor of the gation, Mr. Yung-Kwa Fairbanks, Dr. Paul Ka t X M. Ma ank H the T +. Sk Harold man of Seattle, The retiring minister Mirza Hussein Khan Al Washington Sunday, June York, and will sail from the the Paris the following W for Europe. M Hu: Alal_has been ed 3 the Persian parliament and will spend some time in Paris and make a short visit in Switzerland before returning to Persia to take up his duties in parliament. The counselor of the legation, Mr. Bagher M. Kazemi, will be charge d'affaires until the arrival of the minister's successor at this post. ‘A Very Special Offering of Matched LINGERIE Step-Ins—Vests—Chemise a $2.95 DAINTILY tailored models of five-thread Crepe de Chine or very heavy Radium, in white, flesh, orchid and peach; hand-embroidered in self color or trimmed with very fine hemstitching. These exquisite undergarments can be had separately or in sets to match, and the price—extremely low. [Esrlebaclhar Exclusively Different TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET » Wife of the Attorney Gene: with him, receiving many in of official xoefets. who recently assumed his duties here, and ations for entertninment from the members RE THE VOGUE OF THE MOMENT 1S FIRST R! ALED The counselor of bassy and Frau von Lewinski will en- tertain a small company informally at dinner this eveni n_compli- ment to Gen. and Mrs. Henry T. Allen e German em- Tomorrow Morning, From 9:15 to 12— A Final Clearing Out of Thirty-five Handsome DRESSES Formerly Priced $25.50 to $59.75 13 A brilliant selection, from our regular stock, of beautiful Canton Crepes, Roshanara Crepes, Georgettes, French Flannel and Charmeen, in sizes 14 to 38. Just the seasonable dress you are looking for, All Sales Final 1316 G Street City Club Building v of the Frey Remarkable Purchasesat This VeryLowPrice.’ RIBBONS, embroideries and novel ornaments, used in- geniously as trimmings, make these hats the smartest you have seen. Straws, fabrics, or both together make the fine bodies, and the tout ensemble is just too attractive for words! See them tomorrow! - with them for a fe Colton-Wells of N is a guest of t Helene Heilmann ddleton, Conn., eir daughter, Mile. Pokes Cloches Mushrooms Off-face roll brims Sailors Rose Beige Cocoa Gray Almond Maize Copen and Mrs. Reece, wife of Representative B. Carroll Reece, was hostess at luncheon toda entertaining at the Washington Club in compliment to Miss Emma Stitt, whose marriage to Lieut. Robert Walton Fleming, U. §. N, will take place T ay. Miss Stitt and Lieut. Fleming will be the guests for whom Mrs. A. R. Shands will entertain Informally at tea this afternoon. The guests will be only those who will attend Miss Stit* and Lieut. Fle £ at their wedding. Mrs. E. R. Stitt and Mrs, A. Walton Fleming, mothers of the honor guests, will preside at the tea table. Miss Stitt and Lieut. Fleming will be entertained at dinner this evening 8t Le Paradis by the former’s sister, Miss Mary Stitt. Mrs. Young, wife of Representative George Morley Young of North Da- kota, was the guest of honor at lunch- eon followed by brldge yvesterday afternoon, when Mrs. Ves: wife of Representative Albert H. Vestal of Indiana; Mrs. Burtness, wife of Rep- Tesentative Olger B. Burtness of North Dakota, and Mrs. Woodruff, wife of Representative Roy 0. Wood- ruff of Michigan, entertained a com- pany of twenty-eight in Mrs. Ves- tal's apartment at Cathedral Man- slons. Their guests were seated at small tables, where they later played bridge. 5 Representative and Mrs. will go to New York short TWELV with a full range of head sizes Women's Sportwear Dept, Third Floor The Young Ladies’ Shop 1113GSt.N.W. Must Vacate by June 30! This sale is your big opportunity to buy Stylish Apparel for the Holiday, Summer and Vacation Wear at Ridiculously Low Prices, marked REGARDLESS OF COST. Bargains all over the store— All must GO AT ONCE. SALE NOW GOING ON Silk and Twill | | SILK DRESSES Of fine Silks that orig- .95 Coats £ inally sold at $17.50. Sale Price— Of the better kind, plain and fur-trimmed. Originally $59.50 and $65.00—some that are $75.00 and $85.00 values. Sale Price— 39: - DRESSES Of Beaded Georgettes, Canton Crepes, Roshanara an . s d Sports Sk Sl 7800 $35.00. Sale Price— = . SILK DRESSES High-class Beaded and After- noon Frocks. Choice of the House. iginally sold up t: $5500, 385,50 and 555.00 $95.00. Sale Price— I 07 2, 7 7 72 Young where 24 72 % OUR STORE WILL BE OLOSED | ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY there’s a welcome 2% For Over the Holiday FLANNEL DRESSES The real flannel of fine, durable quality that is just right for week end trips and holidays. In Powder Blue, White, Almond, Cowslip, Titian-sand, Ho-ang-ho and Black and White Check. $24.75 $45 and $50 Tailored Suits $29.75 Hart Schaffner & Marx Coats, $39. 75 Formerly $47.50, to $60, Raleigh Haberdasher | TULNMARTN G igh Haberda: 1215-1217 F Street i _ Thirteen Ten F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 b 2 Z. Z in Every Home For 2 N DRESSES Of Canton Crepe, Satin, Silk Prints and Georgettes. s 1 5 i Dulin&Martin Wedding Gifts %G5 UR Gift experts have evolved the system: of \{| displaying numerous GIFT suggestions which may be had at a single price on separate tables —each table group having a different price. {[Every conceivable article of Gift appeal has been included in this arrangement— Originally sold at $25.00 and $29.50. Sale Price— Sports and Tailored Suits All Suits of the finer grades. Originally sold at $39.75 and $45.00. Sale Price— 15 All Sales Final No Charges No Refunds No Exchanges at $5 Salad Dishes, Chop Dishes, Candlesticks, Tea Pots and Tiles, Vases, Soup Tureens, etc, " at $2.50 at $10 Salad Dishes, Checolate Pots, Tea- pots, Bon Bon Dish« es, Cups and Sauce at $15 Flower Bowls, Mah Jongg Sets, Boudoir Lamps, Sugar _and Cream Sets, Vases, Candle- sticks, Bon Bon Dishes, Bon Bon Dishes, Chop Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets, Tea~ pots, Toast Sets, etc, Tabdles of Gifts Becond Floor Tables of Gifts Zirst Floor