Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY.’ President and Mrs. Coolidge Back From Mayflower Trip, Accompanied | by Mr. John Coolidg: John Coolidge, who will spend his Christmas vacation from Amherst College with them. He will acoompany his parents to the Chil- dren’s Hospital ball at the New Wil- lard Hotel the night of January 2. HE President and Mrs. Cool- idge have with them at the White House their son. Mr. M. and Mme. Jusverand Both Hosts and Guests. The Ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand have issued cards for an at home Friday afternoon at the embassy. The Ambassador and XIme. Jusse- rand will be the guests of honor of Mr. C. Bascom Slemp, secretary to the President, who wiil entertain at dinner for them Friday evening at the Metropolitan Club annex The Ambassador and Mme. Jusserand will be the guests of honor at dinner this evening of the Minister of Poland and Mme. Wroblewska, who will enter- tain a company of 2 at the legation. The dinner will be followed by a reception and musical, when the pro- | gram of Polish music will be given by Mr. Ignace Dygas, tenor, of War- saw, Poland, and Miss Elene de Sayn, violinist. The Ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand will be the guests in whose honor Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, president general of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, will give a re- ception January 8, from 5 to 7o'clock, in Memorial Continental Hall. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur will receive Thursday after- noon, January 1, from 3 to 6 o'clock, in their home, at 1731 N street. Mrs. Wilbur will also be at home Wednesday afternoon, January 14. Miss Dawson Introduced At Congresslonal Club Today. Mr. and Mre. Charles Phillippe Soyer will give a large tea dance this afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock, at the Congressional Club, 2001 New Hamp- shire avenue, to present the latter’s daughter, Miss Lilita Dawson, who will make her formal bow to soclety. Mr. and Mrs. Soyez and Miss Dawson will receive the guests standing be- fore tall palms interspersed with Christmas colors of green and red. Mrs. Soyez will wear sapphire blue velvet draped with silver lace, and her daughter will be in a dainty frock of silver lace mads with tight-fitting bodice and & full skirt of narrow ruffies of tho lace. Miss Dawson will carry an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses. Alternating at the tea table through the afternoon will be Mme. Varela, Senora de Sanchez Latour, Senora de Olaya, Miss Margarey Cummins, Mrs. Horace Macfarland, Mrs. Carl Joeris- sen, Mrs.Ernest G. Walker, Mrs. Wil- liam Harryman Rapley, Mrs. Warren Smith and Mme. de Oliveira Lima. Assisting will be Miss Laura Bryn, Miss Elizabeth Sutherland, Miss Ka- trina van Rensselaer, Miss Peggy West, Miss Anne ngton, Miss Helen Gary, West, Miss Laura Spence Betty Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. 11 be hosts at a buffet supper after the tea for those T PP ¥ THT BPSeC ing Mr. Jose Baron, dr. Jorge Blacud, Mr. Luis Alfaro, Mr. Emmanuel Ly- ons, Mr. Edmond Chamorro, Mr. John Ritchie, Mr. Mannix Walker, Mr. Lew!s Dickson, Mr. Allan Dawson, Mr. John Hudgins and Mr. Moran Mc- Conihe. After the supper Mr. and Mrs William Harryman Rapley will enter- tain the company at a box party at the New National Theater. Miss Pamela and Miss Caroline Henry are entertaining a company at bridge this afternoon at the Wy- oming, thelr guests including Miss Laura Bryn, Miss Mary Stitt, Miss Helen Strauss, Miss Virginia Selden, Miss Elizabeth Jobe, Miss Virginia Edwards, Miss Eugenia Lejeune, Miss Elisabeth Marbury Beale, Miss Dor- othy Johnson, Miss Mary Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Isabell GPeen, Miss Lydia Happer, Miss Betty Werner, Miss_Charlotte Freeman Clark, Miss Elizabeth Greenlees, Miss Genevieve Rusk, Miss Mildred Williams, Miss Eleanor Northrup, Miss Margaret Mackall, Miss Audrey rter, Miss Dorothy _ Bierer, Miss Katharine Wrenn, Mrs. Xenophon Price, Mrs. Russell Hitchcock, Mrs. Winfield Scott, Mrs. Lucien Vandoren, Mrs. Prancls W. Hill, jr.; Mrs. Herman Pohl and Mrs. Roger Bagnall. Additional guests are asked for tes, when Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Henry, mother of the hostesses, will Be assisted at the tea table by Mre. Samuel Herrick. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warren Hills will entertain a company of 22 at dinner this evening In their home on Nineteenth strect for their debu- tants daughter, Miss Mary Hills, and their house guests who are here for Miss Hills' deput dance tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Hills are entertaining the Misses Delano of Boston, Mr. Donald White of New York, Mr. Theodore Stevenson of Princeton. Mr. Joseph Cooper, Mr. Charles Willlams, Mr. David Trimble and Mr. - Richard Shalleford of Baltimore, classmates of Mr. and Mre. Hills' son, Mr. Ralph Gorman Hills, a senfor at Princton. Mr. and Mrs. Hills will give a ,danes for several hundred at the 13 off Christmas Stocks —which includes Pe- riod Furniture and Objets d'Art. This is the sale usu- ally held after New New Year. We're holding it NOW— that you may en]'ay the advantage choice at a saving— on your Christmas shopping. # Only at the G Strect Store 1340 G Street | ington, Chevy Chase Club for their daughter tonight, a buffet supper to be served at midnight. Mrs. Carroll Todd entertained at luncheon today for her daughter, Miss Meredith Todd, who is home from Vassar College for the holidays. The guests included Miss Anne Cov- Miss Jessie Adkins, Miss Katharine Dunlop, Miss Nancy Benoist, Miss Mary Happer, Miss Mar- garet Davis, Miss Ewing Davis, Miss Margaret Yard, Mrs. Hevward Sid- dons, Miss Audrey Alexander, Miss Peggy Hagerman, Miss Jane Martin, Miss Lee Hamilton, Miss Katharing Martin, Miss Marjorie Shinkle, Miss Lettice Couling, Miss Louise Ran- dolph, Miss Sally Lurton, Miss Aileen Berrall, Miss Constafice Jones, Miss Mina Lee Jones, Miss Martha Clu- yerius, Miss Margaret Reece, Miss 'y Clark and Miss Cecella Robin- son. Dr. and Mrs. Louls Lehr will give a dinner dance tonight at the Metro- politan Club annex for Miss Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. O. H. Perry Johnson, and Miss Violet Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer, debutantes of this season. Midshipman will visit his Ranson Fullinwider parents, Comdr. and Mrs. S. P. Fullinwider, in Ban- croft place, during the Christmas holidays, and will have as his guest Midshipman Edward J. Boughton of Denver. Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin has with her at her residence, 1756 Q street, Midshipman Vincent Shinkle, 3d. Miss Beatrice Altchison has come from her studies at Goucher College, in Baltimore, to spend Christmas with her parents, Interstate Commerce Commissioner and Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison, in their home, at 1919 19th street. Col. and Mrs. Robert N. Harper will entertain, as is their annual custom, at a party on Christmas night, when there wiil be cards, followed after supper with dancing. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. F. Schneider of New York City are house guests of Col. and Mrs. Harper for over the Eolidays. Judge and Mrs. Timothy' T. Ansberry and son are leaving today for Miami Beach, Fla., to open_their house for the Winter season. They will return early In April. Mrs. Gillett Hill and her daughter, Mrs. James McClure, will leave Sat- urday for New York, and Dougaston, Long Island, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Gillett Hill's son, Mr. Edgar Logan Hill. Miss Bapsy Dastur Cursetji Pavry, daughter of the high priest of the Parsis at Bombay, India, arrived at the Grace Dodge Hotel last night, where she will be a guest during the 5 NEENBR2 SRRRRBRID: - S P e Celebrate [tertained at ' dinmer holidays. Miss Pavry is & brilllant scholar of “sariptural langusges and has come to this country to pursue her studies here. She is a protage of the British embassy. ‘Col. and Mrs. Basil Nortls Ritten- ‘house d their subdebutante daugh- ter, Beverly ‘‘Ritténhouse, have come to Washington to mak: permanent home and gre e at 2007 Belmont road. Ml Basil Norris Rittenhouse, jr. ing the holidays with his parents. Col. and Mrs. George Nugent en- Thursday eve- ning at the New Willard, before the Army and Navy dance, for Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro, Mrs, Samuel Sturges of Baltimore and Col. and’Mrs. Arthur Brown, The marriage of Miss Mary Willough- by Reade, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wil- loughby Reade, to Mr. Willlam Andrew Copenhaver of Tazewell, Va., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Courtney Copenhaver, will take place at 4 o'clock this after- noon at the home of the bride's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leeo Trenholm, near Alexandria, Va. The ceremony will be’ performed by Bishop St. George Tucker, in the pres- ence of the immediate families'and a few close friends. The bride will wear a traveling gown of dark blue poiret twill made along straight lines and trimmed with powder blue crepe. Her hat is of squirrel and metal cloth, and she will wear violets and orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Copenhaver will leave shortly after the ceremony for a wedding trip, the latter wearing a long wrap of squirrel. Mrs. Reade will wear black velvet brocade, and Mrs. Trenholm will be in black lace made along straight lnes slightly draped at the side. Mrs. A. Septimus Austin and her daughter, Miss Madeleine Austin, after a visit of two weeks in New York, where they arrived from spending the Summer and Autumn in Europe, are now in Washington for the Winter and are at their apartment, at the Dres- den. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Hubbard, who have recently returned to Wash- fngton from thelr ocountry place, Widehall, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, will entertain at a terrapin and wild duck supper this evening at Wardman Park Hotel. Admiral and Mrs. Blocklinger ar- rived today at tI New Willard, where they have taken an apartment for the Winter. Miss Virginia Hume has left Wash- ington for an extended visit to Miss Gertrude Boyle of Kansas City, Mo. Maj. Theodore Barnes, who was an alde at the White Ho! until Sep- tember, will spend the Christmas holl- days in Washington. Maj. Barnes is now attending the Cavalry School at Fort Rliley, Kan. — Cadet Courtlandt Ely of Shenan- doah Valley Academy has arrived to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr..and Mrs. Arthur Courtlandt Ely of Hampton, Va, who are passing the Winter here. Mr. Maxwell Alvord De Voe has {8, [H Coffee Shoppe Ix 14th Street at K Christmas with Cornwell Confections IR UF[_[[({I((((T.EI_EHHE { “thank you.” LICELT Candies—for Beginning at . 1 { 1329 G Street L CLCCCUCCETNEnneetiecine hom Fresh from the Cornwell kitchens come these dainty Chocolates—delicate in their delicious flavor, and pure in every ingredient. Milk Chocolates.....$].50 Ib." Dark Chocolates..... .51.25 Ib. ‘There is no substitute for Cornwell Chioco- lates—so if you want to make candy. the bearer of your compliments—here or away— .send Cornwell Chocolates for a hearty A host of novelty Hard Christmas— esees+-30c Ib. Forgotten? Last-minute suggestions from this smart little sho where you will find FIFTH AVENUE QUALITY A’ LITTLE PRICES. Miratex All-Silk Stockings, $2.50 A dozen smart new shades—lovely t e—wo! ¥ wear. Other Miratex Silk Smckingi,v eSly.SO ‘:o'ilm. mdecfulito Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 50c A generous assortment—a - remarkabls A3 threads and hand embroidery. Cther Pure hn'e:hfi::;gg?im 25¢ to $1.50. Miratex Glove Silk Vests, $2.00 Fine firm quality— fully’ tailoted oréed—_ or peach. -Othetmgfle S% UM;:‘.::% to 6: < Baga Swreaters In All Umbrellas Art Jewelry FASI‘HON—eSERVICE:—SAflSFA Mrs. Gertrude McRae Nash, planist, being in charge of the music for the presentation of the pantomime. Mr. Louls 8. Defgans, who has just returned from abroad, gave a smoker and buffet supper Jlast evening at his studio, 1915 I street northwest. His guests were Maj. J. O. Mau- borgne, Randolph C. Shaw, Mr. 8. Burtis Buker, Mr. A. J. Schram, Mr. Charles A. Dunn, Mr. T. E. Brown, Dr. R. E. Motley, Mr. Garnet W. Jex, Mr Gordon Deacon and Mr. Francis De ESales Ryan. SOCIETY. Navy ahd Mrs. Theodors Douglas Robinson will leake Washington ¥ri- day to pass several days in New York. Mrs. Robinson will receive Wednes- day, January 7, and Wednesday, Febru- ary 11 The former Vice President and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall are spending the day at the New Willard Hotel en route to their home in Indfanapolis. They wlill leave for that city in the morning. Each sdvent of the former Vice President and Mrs. Marshall in Washington brings them closer to the Representative and Mrs. Wallace H. White of Maine are in their homs on Wyoming avenue for the Winter. Their gon, Mr. Herbert Frye White, will arrive from Bowdoin College t: morrow to epend the Christmas holi- days with his parents. Mre. Stephen B. Elkins will have dining with her this evening Mme. Grouitch, wife of the former Minister of the Serbs, Croats and Blovenss to Washington, who i{s-the guest for e few days of Ar.. and Mrs. Charl | returned from the University of Vir- | ®inia to spend the Christmas holi- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Alvord Calvin De Voe, at their home, on Otis place. The Ram's Head Players will give | & performance December 30 at Ward- hearts of their circle of friends here, t Secretary of thelwho regret the brevity of their s IMPORTED BAGS GREATLY REDUCED Our own importations from France and Switzerland. This announcement, coming just before Christmas, pre sents most unusual opportunities for Gift giving. Formerly Priced $29.50 lo $55 CNDERWOG D .- CnBR Wor MISS LOLITA DAWSON, | Daughter of Mme. Charles Phillippe Soyes, who, with Mr. Soyes, is introductng her to socicty at a tea at the Congressional Club this afternoon. benefit Ram's ning, t tion, M man Park at 8:45 o'clock, The members of the Orpheus Club | will attend the performance | | [ ¢ Fancy Brocaded Silk | Exquisite Bags, of Molre Underarm Bag, with Pouch Bags, with gold hlnd—;arveg u:ar§ and insert rgfdfinz petit frdime tops. tortoise. Re- 15 point. Reduced from $15 Reduced from 315 Head Players tomorrow eve- | wo members of fhe organiza- for the of Neighborhood House. of the INCORPORATED 1747 Rhode Island Ave. To Assure the Success of E Holiday Festivities A delectable collection of evening frocks, one of which is illustrated. The delicacy s embod jade georgette, filmy lace flounces placed and ribbons. duced from $55. $29.50 $29.50 .... = iss Helen Gerrer, violinist, lndi by | Efifl@fb@@flfl@@ Exclusively Different TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET PEPMEVIVLVRVRVEVRVELVRRVEVRVIVEVERRURVIVNER of a Dresden shepherd- in this billowy frock of =875 Lasting Gifts of Leather Scissors Sets $1500 $350 ?rc\ml lippers %4 o S = Diary $3%° —47350 « SJravelin Poker Sefs — Gloves $375-5102° Obviously, this announcement gives but a cross- section of the gift potentialities comprehensive is our collection priced, that we feel free to boast that BECKERS * can solve all of your gift problems. 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