Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 8

- ® SOCIETY. [E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Miss Evelyn W who is attend- their guest Mrs. Irving Chase nf! a nephew of the late Mr ing the Warrenton Country School. | Waterbury, Conn. > 3 3 Col. and Mrs. Robert Allison wiM! The United States Minister to Den- | Prine ; Miss' Sally. Chapiti-ds. evtertalnis entertain at di saturday evening|mark and Mrs. John Dyneley Princ e Al 4 | Conting N ; at the Chevy e Club in honor of { B a | Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines. | The former Secretary ury and Mrs, I Mrs. Coolidge Poses for Christmas, ' o ST § man Park Hotel 1 i | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Johu Seal Sale Before Leaving for | i [ A B : 8 A ’ Western Trip Today. : - Yy ' e e e e e | I'eeZIIlg W ay. e / : A oot e [ Over 30 of our newest, very gifts for s, bl o ; ‘ e 5 ocsen Capt s M finest grade $10 and $12.50 Shoes Noble Plerce, wife “ Sheratnt and Mca - MoTean »r of the church, is in charge | ‘ . - z 3 L g ; i Mr. and Mrs. James M. Green will in the season’s most interesting = | ontertain a company at dinner this . Christmas ba > 2 Mrs. F. M. Gunther will be at home informa « B suturday December 6, Twenty-ninth | §| | street. { | Mr. and Mrs he by Lieut. Allan. of Miss Charlotte | aares : | A pleture of the v se auto- | £ oo | Tan Calf, L Tan Calf | rammed by . ce : e i 3 Black Vel Patent, Black Sent by her for i ; . The Attors General and bazaar. which wi - * vet, Brown or Brown Mrx. Sta or G § 3 . , Y # Sup(-rior Satin— Suede— Rough ) 2| $7.75 | $7.75 Dry — i e - = Patent Everything | 2 Leather— il | Blonde g o et washed — (\Ll)l» Satin, Black 4 Q) $7.75 o "1 s 8 or Brown thing dried all S ; ) flat \\'4':1'1\ n"‘nml §7.75 i = i —nothirig left to R e | do but dampen for Lengue ty of the District and on one of the ([ e o : aou lttcen for the cabaret buil to be given a¢ the New wi-|| and iron -a few and Miss Katharine 3 might. { °r garments. Black lubhouse, ew |1 nuary their debutante oda = Satin, Black West ' 4 Suede, Brown Suede —Beaded Buckle— $7.75 satin. The Patent Leather -OneWoman' £ || Bionie " i 3 3 SOt ? Cor. Tth & K Sts. Gnother ; W | 414 9th Se. il romer RN (i g | “City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. P ) . £ ‘ { 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. = Gold Seal Hosiery, $1.85. Tl [d———[al—a| Delicious food, prepared Fioret French Perfumes from $2.50. (O | Shaccl by skilleid cnol;j ina sr;()l- | Imported Costume Jewelry from $5. g i The House e 3 i less kitchen. That is what kgt ~ . L s : i \ > H1 > and puplic Negligee Garters, $1.50. | g 2.95. &5 o) 20 % e e e e egligee Garters, $ Silk Lingerie from $2.95. { { s é; 5] Shop Early = s > Hand-embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, $1.50. - €08 to 614 ELEVENTH STa for Xmas r tonig E ¢ h Ne o 1 the _y,,,v par 5 : : e » 3 2 7 s Perfume Atomizers, $5. \ B . et T e 1 w ; Imported Boudoir Clocks, $12.50. : from 4 to 6 | THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH . | & [Esrlebaclher T " Luncheon served at - Exclussvely Different he Most Admired i 11:30 to 3 o'clock. I'WELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET —features in many homes of floors laid and finished by Adams. 1 Parquetry designs in wide variety for your selection. Eriimsitos e wbimit Fom on J. M. ADAMS 1503 Connecticut Ave. Phone North 6523 [} of Courtesy Polished Floors of Hard W ood Prices are moderate. which will I % o'clock at Church at RO R S Lunch tomorrow At the New Cornwell Tea Room 1329 G Street Sandwich oo ]T}\'e appointments are of pleasing detail —and the Luncheon table service invitingly hos- pitable. while the a la carte 35C Menus will appeal to every phase of appetite—whether you're inclined to lunch sim- Salad ply or sumptuously. Luncheon : Three Club c Luncheons —are featured each day, with an entire change of Menu. Each grouping provides va- HOt riety for chm{e—and at a defi- un nite price—which you’ll find L Cheon very convenient and satisfac- c tory. 60 Throughout every aftem;on 2 Y o Matinee Tea 15 serve G. G. Cornv{efl & Son Now /i . Phone <] (G 1329 % G Street e Jewellers Silversmiths Stationers D bjc=——fofr———|af e[| ———) Both Christmasy—and Practical Brgakfast and Bath Robe S Pl e Bl Coushasens $2.95 $3.95 $5.00 Which are very attractive prices INhie 1@t voif ia Diia miommd ait Christmas A diamond is the most lasting of all gifts. For one hundred and twenty-two years our es- tablishment has been noted for its stock of fine diamonds and other rare jewels. For the Holiday season we offer many new and beau- tiful pieces of platinum and gold jewelry, a num- ber in exclusive designs which will not be dupli- cated. Inspection implies no ob- ligation to purchase. TR eieon Ceerecceeeeectue ey 2117 P R T A S PR 2 RS e Since President Jefferson’s administration (1801-1809) we have enjoyed the patronage of those most closely identified with the offi- cial and social life of the capital and nation. Snuggly and comfortable—and in ve]vety effect. Cut on generous lines that are both long and flowing. Some are plain, while others are in elaborate brocaded designs. Assorted colors. Other Robes—$7.50. to $39.75 Street Floor. CLLCCOOCCTUETrereecereuees ===