Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 8

8 SOCIETY.?T SOCIETY| Mrs. Coolidge Attending Imposing Cere- monies at Boston University for Woman Dean. mpanied | Thomas Q. Ashburn, Col. Harley B, s, left milton S. Hawkins Boston, | and Ison I Margetts. Louis T. MacFad- , chairman of the d currency commit- to attend a given tonight to Mr. Owen D. Young of the s Reparation Commission, by his friends. Mr. McFadden will retura tc Washington tomorrow. had. The exer- with a luncheon to- morrow at the Copley for about 100 gue “ing the and after the indu ption will jdge and Dr.| women of the , will ba the Walter R. Tuckerman enter- a luncheon party of 20 At aus s today, in honor of Lady Hosk vho with her husband, Gen Sn’] l‘h-mn,.m Hoskins, is the guest of Col. Robx Mrs. tained R he | and Miss Dav Hills of Auburn, N. Y. Mrs. Rudolph Ka 1t luncheon today at Club. ertaine e Chevy Chase | \o speaking at the | Mrs. William Lostess to Morgan f 10 at lunch % ump will start | after visiting | 3| Ce and Honolulu in K re the Aqui- | was met by vanus Stokes. | s with her at the Plaza for Mrs. Frank W. Mondell tain at dinner this evening entertained at | The g last evening in necticut avenue. > has had |1 nts Iy 11 at Thomas J. | the Br Christie, | ne her social duties nuary es L Speel will entertain at this evening precedin (' - | Russian fete at the Ne Villa d to ar- - ard the A and Mrs retwtn to Wash Werlich. | d his so s e 1 of the de McCeney entertain a luncheon party December | 18 in honor of Miss Helen Marye. Mrs. Harry S. Zell, jr., has returned her home In Baitimore after | spending a few days in Washington, coming for the tea Monday afternoon | h Mrs. Bloedorn, wife of Lieut ~ | Comar. Walter A. Bloedorn, U.S.N. the . wife of Senator David | be at home this after- | o 6 o'clock in her home, ha% | Luncheon at Chevy Chase | Club for Miss Parker. 1| Miss Ruth Stoddard and Miss Bessie McKeldin, debutantes of last season, are entertaining a compa the British em- | bridge this afterno Henry Getty Chilton | Chase Club for Miss rday from Biltmore, | who was presented to soclety a w they w guests for |ago by her parents, Mr. and Mrs f Mr. and Mrs. J. F. A | Chauncey G. Parker. Miss s McKeldin have z s not > fully Mrs e of the French | py, L. Dumont, | 'y home | ¥ entertal el o'clock | sh Stoddard will be nday afternoon from 5 to at 1107 Sixteenth street, ere she | and her mother, Mrs. Joseph M. | - | Stoddard, have an apartment for the was host at lunc Miss Eleanor Snyder was the guest Styles and colors for all occasions. most de le light shades—also black and navy. Newest crepes, satins, silks, velvets, cloths and others. Dresses Made to Sell for $22, 825 and $27.50 This Sale $15-_l_0 Wonderful Evening and Dinner Gowns ' $25, $39.50, $49.50 100 Winter Coats Styles from our own stock—women’s, misses’ and stout sizes. Fur-trimmed and self collars. 350 to $75 Coats Reduced to $3 9_:;0 Ensemble Suits $ 9 5.__—0—0 Fur trimmed, $ 5 9 _-_i_a Smart Mate- rials and Colors Big Savings on These Sensible Presents The 1A Reduced to— In Many Instances From $1.00 to $7.00 on &ilk Hosiery, Silk Underwear, Silk Underskirts, Sweaters, Corduroy Robes, Silk Kimonos and Blouses. Gladys Hinckley, will| ve sufficlently | |/ Charles MacVeagh | - | ms lvun today at t Club of Colonial Dames | e of the most active and important women socinlly In the congressional set. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY. DECEMBER TI, T022. IMPORT. CONGRESSIONAL HOSTESS RN MRS, FRED A, BRITTEN n e Club. | Duchess Cyril ss Barbara rlain, | other Mrs. Charles D. Sayre, who is sta A. Drain, who is makin | nan will arrive :).‘ Erlebacher | TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET | A Month in Advance! 1 Mrs. Sidney Clos Our Semi-Annual Sale of All Mid-Winter Apparel (Usually Held in January) In Time for Christmas Gifts! Street and Afternoon Frock Fur-Trimmed Coat and Wrap Costume Ensemble—Tailored Suit Fur Coat—Wrap—Jacquette Fur Scarf Hat (Evening Gowns and Dance Frocks Excepted) When it became known that the Am- bassador was to return to France so many personal friends and varlous socleties and institutions in which he had taken an interest wished to honor him that it was decided to arrange the dinner, which will be a clvic tribute to his deep Interest in Wash- ington and its institutions. The dinner will have for its honor- ary chairman Chlef Justice Taft, and the Speaker of the House will be toastmaster. The Ambassador will be presented with a medal, designed by Herbert Adams, N. A, and the United States Marine Band will play. The invitations have been signed by & score or more cltizens of Washington For Friday Only SOCIETY. including the SBecretary of State and other officials, as well as the heads of varfous organizations. The Commis- sion of Fine Arts will join in the tribute, because of the keen interest M. Jusserand has taken in plans for making Washington a more beautiful city” and in recognition that it was one of his countrymen who planned the American Capital. The National Gecgraphic Society and other educa- tional and sclentific bodies in which the Ambassador has been deeply in- terested also will have a part in the tribute. The committee has announced that (Continued on Ninth Page.) WINTER HATS n our downst p._consistiny one will find Velvets, , Batins, $7.50 to $15 Values of the balance of our Winter Millinery— Fallles Silk, Metallio, eto., in the lot. DRESSES HALF PRICE, TOO! CHOICE OF ANY IN THE HOUSE NOUVEAU, 932 F St. (Ida Walters’ Original Shop) it S SRR AR S S S SRS b S S Green Gold Jewelry, Bead Necklaces, And Diamonds L Chime and Other Clocks SPECIAL XMAS DISCOUNT to advertise our new location. Turn it to account and fill your gift list at a substantial saving. You'll find gift things suit- able for every one in our complete stocks of Fine ‘i Jewelry. Watches and Clocks. A Small Deposit will reserve Xmas purchases Adjoining Metropolitan RAMSAY'S NEW STORE, 1425 F fi 255 SHOP 1425F NEAR 15th UVRE i WELOUVRE | Clearance of the Smart Ensemble Suits The quantity is limited to a single suit each, but you'll find each a distinctive type—with its indi- vidually appealing charm—and the reduction so deep as to emphasize the importance of the bar- gain created. Kaffir Fawnskin, trim med with Beaver. Re duced from $98.50 $139.50 to Penny Brown Fawn- skin, F trimmed; with Kashia lining and Dress Reduced $98‘50 from $149.00 to. . Junia Cloth, trimmed. Re- Celadon 398.50 Squirrel duced from Dark Brown Fawnskin, with Beaver trimming Reduced $115.00 to. . Black Fawnskin, with Canadian Wolf trimming lined with Kashia, of which the Dress is made Reduced to..... Musquette Fur trimmed; Reduced Penny Brown Fawn- duced from from sl 1 9.5{] lining and Dress of from skin, Musquette fur trim- $115.00 to. . $17¢ Celadon Fawnskin, Kashia. 5 $135.00 to. . E 8 med. Re- Two-Piece Suits —of Smart Exclusive Designs 2 dyne, with 1 Cinder Fla- mingo Cloth, trimmed with Fox. Reduced from $75.00 to— 539.50 All Velvet Were $10 to $22.50 Navy trimmed Fox. duced $85.00 to— 53950 Vel- 1 Sports Suit —Black and Brown combina- tion. Reduced from $59.00 to— §929.50 Hats $9.95 Re- from Give the Gifts that are sure to Please Silk Underwear and Silk Hosiery —the better kinds—moderately marked. Combinations . Gowns s Bloomers ... i Step-in Sets. . .. .. .$1.95t0 $5.95 ©..$3.50 to $13.50 ..$5.50 to $29.75 ...$350t0 $7.50 $7.00 to $12.00 Famous‘mnkel of Silk Hosiery $1.95—$2.45—$2.75—$2.95 —1In the wanted weights and colors. R ARAE IS AR E N | BB RNR SN, B & Loeel 804 7th St. N.W., 7th and H Sts. N. W. FRIDAY MORNING 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Only 200 CHIC HATS $ 1 75 Metallics—Silks—Felts— Satins Exquisite new models that were made to sell for a great deal more—but Guilford’s value - giving policy saves you the dif- ference. Desirable styles 3 ‘ and shades to select from. i, T 3 Hundreds of Other New Trimmed Hats $2.95—$3.95—$5 A Deposit Will Reserve Your Xmas Selections = Fine Furniture for Xmas # Our collection of pieces of Fine Furniture suitable for gift purposes is’exceptionally com- plete, and includes among many others— GENUINE MAHOG- ANY TEA WAGONS, with leaves and separate Glass Tray, drawer and large wheels in front, at... 333 Other Tea Wagons with and without leaves. $19 to 563 GENUINE MAHOGANY MAR- THA WASHINGTON SEWING CABINETS (Cowan and other makes). An especially pop- P ular holiday gift $19"3 PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING An estimate will convince you that our Prices are Most Reasonable for work of t S 2 SRR AR S S LA S SN2 N James B. Henderson Paper Main 7675 Main 7676 Fine Furniture, Laces, Draperies, Upholstery Paintin, 1108 G Street—Phones Tanr-Cen P ¥ R e S e A S e ST e e e The Store of Better Values Sonis Sold € Friday Bargains 3392 29 Coats. Originally. SoStand B7oR 6 Ensemble Suits. Originally $115 and $125 792 66 Silk and Wool Dresses. Originally $35 to $45..... *18 21 Beaded Imported Dresses. Originally $55 $28 andedost .. 24 Wool Skirts. Originally $10'and'$15 . ... ... Special Prices On Useful Christmas Gifts Silk Petticoats | Silk Hosiery Tunic Blouses land Pettibockers The Useful Gift The Ideal Gift $395 $1.79 $7.95 3 Palrs, $5.00 Fine quality ma-| Fine quality jersey| Chiffon and thread|terials and trimming| nd radium, in all the | silk all full fash-|and new colors mak. ew flounce gffects and |foned; all the new|these unusual'in their colors. colors. Special. | low price. Each in a Gift Box