Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1925, Page 9

irs David H. Blair, bilsnd, Mrs. Luther E Froncis B. Goodwin, rs. Johnson Campbell, Mrs Clyde 15 Aitelfdsor, Mrs, Samuel J Graham, Mrs. JBro st J. Lewis, Mrs. Rudolph Forstfer, don, Mrs. I, TF Man, Colmar Paul 1 Mightowt Frank Hine erick L Cox, Mrs. Rush H. '} Gregory, Mrs. A. Mme fondell 1{rancis rs. Lincoln ¢ Gilmer Brenizer, ficholson, "Mrs. § William (. Wh M Mrs North Harley P. Dennis, Mrs Colfax Mrs. A=hrord, M Eldridi ge J g LB W den er, Mrs Mulliken, Miss Flors th Patton, Mrs. J. Irwin flam Atherton Du Puy, Mrs. Gould, Mock, Mrs. Harry Gard- Mrs, Mrs. Char ner, Mrs. Blair (Baniste ce, Mrs. Fragnk Hatch, Mr: rk, Mrs,) B. B. Cain, Mrs. Mc- ¥, Mrs. Kfreidstadt, Mrs. Harry Mrs, Alfredo Wa re. Ra- Mrs., Hufobard, Cardwell, Odenheimjer, Mrs eland, Mrs. Mrs. | WoIT and Mrs. Blair ®an, Mrs. Parker, ark N 'y and Magle Corps Marine the Dis- their series th the Navy d i0 and first of evenin Th ave thd ances lust Hote o informal ving Hne. A s preceded t their g a M at , the hosts t ) the hotel Edwi Pollock 2 fc rer. Capt will a dinner for Admiral and and Mre Thursday eveling Mrs. Eberle. Capt, and ¥ir & company of 10 d did Col. ax e honor wife Serbs alt William Ale (s visiting pany| of Poll pok Aus nin n Kautz had with_them, as C. Thorp, the Mme, Grouitch, Minister the and Slovenes, and Mrs. hnder of New York. who [Gen. and Mrs. George forn of D for Puleston en- Comdr. and of Annapolis. Capt. and Mrs. Mrs. Allen and Mrs, at d Willi am other guests omas Hart Buchanan and Li Bastedo and Mrs. N Nichols entertained at dinner before the Comdr. and Mrs. J. C. Town- send had & eompany of 10 dining with them. have their daughty Mr. and Mrs. their guest for the Mrs, Harol Cha Mrs. Cohen was host vesterday | for her daugh among her other guests Mrs. cent, Mrs. Joseph A. Ric man Hendrick, Mrs. Rich Mrs. Carl Butmar M , Med Ed lunchee having | arl Vin- Thil- Daniel William | Mrs. M. B. | and Mrs, | daughter | Mr rd th E. J anoth fir»‘ Henry Gibbons the W Brother, M Col. their the Jai of Detral Gen. ast! Mrs. Mason T will be the honc ests at dinner January 10 aj. @ndy Mrs. William Henry Hol- Owing: to 1he Horace | Westeotd the dinner 2 Westeott { Were to give Ja honer of Miss Helen Marye YViolet Spencer has been | terent Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wilcox a dinher for 60 vo people ing the pfasquerade ball t by Mr. And Mrs. Geor Marye | for thelr, debutante Miss | Helen Marye. } m and Miss | ned at a Mrs. Jobi Arnold Can Toussain % Palois enter breakfast] S8turday for Miss Alice | Wilkie of Springficld. Ill., the house | suest of Mes. (' s mother, Mrs. | Fred Buools, | time | Mise MEY Crvace win the | hosgess BE the tea tomorrow after- | noon ad 46 oclock give English Speaking Union at 97 Sixtcenth street Mrs. W, She w Sinelair | ! The Ram's Head Players will give a | performance Thursday evening for the nefit hborhood House. The committie includes, Mr. Wil bur I, G 0 H. Rudolph, Mrs lames Qarroll Mrs. James J. O!Connot, Mme. ke n, Mrs. Charle J. Beji, Miss Dinton and Mrs. Walter R. arrived where tak @ &n apartment for the she Win- Repredentat New York will rrow &t the The Ideal Corrective Shoe A and sho! rings ir It is thopedic e foot ill liet us fit you with a pair of G. B. WHITE CO,, Inc. 1311 G St. NW. Auction (In account of will sell By Public Auction at Weschler’s 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Wednesday, January 14, 1925 Commencing 2:30 P.M. __a,ll Fur Stock now on hand in our store at No. 1107 F including t Street N\ | Capes, Coats, i Neckpieces, etc. By Order of Rose Fur Co. \!T-‘nl, Cash. || Clay A. Armstrong smartness desired by ionably gowned woman—a shoe that Sale of Furs our removal and reorganization, we George K. Morris, chalrman of the New York State Republican com- mittee. The guests will include Sena- tor James W. Wadsworth, Speakerl Frederick M. Gillett, Republican Lead- er Representative Nicholas Long- worth, Mr. Charles D. Hilles, Repub- lican national committeeman from New York; Mr. C.-Bascom Slemp, Mr. Edmund Platt, Mr. Samuel Koenig of New York, Mr. Lafayette B. Gleason and Representative James S. Parker, Representative Walter Magee, Rep- resentative Wallace Dempsey, Red- resentative Bertrand H. Snell, Rep- resentative Charles B. Ward, Repre- sentative Archie D. Sanders, Repre- sentative Clarence MacGregor, Rep- resentative John Taber, Representa- tive Daniel B. Reed, Representative Frank Crowther, Representative John D. Clarke, Representative Hamilton sh, Represent: athan Perlr Representative J. Mayhew W wright, Representative Thad: Sweet, Representative Robert I con 4 Representative Gale Stalker Mrs. Alexander Cole Columbus en- | tertained at luncheon yesterday at Maryland avenu ohn Morrow, Miss Karl Krouse of Vir- arold James Phillips, ane of Norfolk, Va., and of the hostess, Mrs. George S. Carll, jr. D Tom _ Williams, who is spending the Winter in Miami, Fla., will return here January 15 to spend a few days. Lester Jones will act as a reception at the elub- ge Washington Post . American Women's Legion, this evenhg to celebrate“the iifth anni- versary of the George Baldwin McCoy unit of the legion. KEach member may bring a guest Mrs hostess at the dif- 20 in last commander-in-chief of War Veterans of the States had a dinner of ballroom at the Shoreham The Spanish the a Clemen: daug! Twain and wife of abrilowitsch, he guest the latter part of Mr. and Mrs. August She will appear here in a concert January 29 for the benefit of Neighborhood House The patronesses of the af- fair will be headed by Mrs. Charle Bell and Mr: Walter Tuckerman. Ossl Mr. Henry A. Slayton of is visiting Representative ( eet- wood, at his apartment in Wardman Park Hotel N the th Eli general annual of of of Helmick, committe ball of chairntan v Willard Hotel on January league headquarters tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Helmick e ure Mrs ssisting on A. Howard Cla Campbell, Miss Rosa D. W. Che Mrs. John Dav Miss Kather Jones Ford, Mi Harper, Mary . ster, Henry H Willard Hutchins enton, My Cecilia Florence M. Heaven, Miss Miss Bernadetje M. H Willard Howe, Miss Grace Miss Margaret De ngus Knight, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs. Arthur Louis Ludiow, Miss Loy Mc Miss Florenc upree North, Mina Frost Rands, Renshaw, Miss dna J. Rob- ntz, Mrs. Clara eorge Thorpe, , Miss Agnes White, Miss | Ellis A Yost Zimmel Alice Hudson, orest Hicks, Mrs. Olivia Morland Laughlan, Ida D. Peters Mrs. Anne Josephine Mrs [ Taylor, Mr Mrs. Marvin Aubey Winn, M annte Wolfson Mre. Margaret Sc The committee is tive members of the the patroness list for this yea :ludes only non-members. Severcl new names have been added to the r v Upholstering REUPHOLSTERING PARLOR SUITES AND ODD CHAIRS A SPECIALTY CHAIR CANEING “Nuf-Ced!” The Best Place and Lowest Prices After All Ask my 20,000 customers. give the service that you have the right to expect. $9 TAPESTRY CUT TO $2.98 PER YARD Drop Postal to 1233 10th St. N.W Or Phone Frankl e that posses all the style the fash- 1stant easement to feet that are sources of constant an- noyance. Such a shoe is * cientifically ase-All designed by o specialists to correct se-Alls”"—today. « Stolls, Muffs, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. list of patronesses previously pub- lished, among which are Mme. Alfaro, Mrs. James J. Davis and Mrs. Louis A. Frothingham., Mrs. Andrews Lends Studio For Musncal Entertainer. Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews has given the use of her studio and home, at 1232 Sixteenth street, to Mamie Quinton Marshall of Virginia, mezzo soprano, for a recital the afternoon of Frid January 20, when the artist will be heard in a program which will include some of her best negro melodies, such as she gave at a recent dinner for Mr. C. Bascom Blemp, secretary to the President, Patronesses are Mrs. Claude Swan- son, Mrs. F. H. Gillett, Mrs. John Phillips Hill, Mrs. John Hays Ham- mond, Mrs. ederick Dent Grant, Mrs. | George Barnett, Miss Patten, Y >embroke Thom, Mrs. Brecken- ridge Long, Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, Mrs. James West, Mrs. William Ca- bell Bruce, Mrs. James H. Boggs Mrs. George T. Marye, Mrs. Eugene Myer, Jr.: Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Richard Aldrich and Mrs. Thomas H. Tallia- erro. The costumes for the Winds in the Chinese spectacle, “A Game of Mah- Jong,” to be presented Friday ev ning, February & in the New Wash- ington Auditorium under the aus- pices of the Bellewu Wood Memorial Association, are being made by Dr. Alfred Hopkins, who is also making the beautiful and orlginal headdresses to be worn by the Flowers and Sea- sons. The Chinese costumes for the Flowers and Seasons are gorgeous and anfigue, and have been gener- ously loaned by Mrs. George Barnett, who spent a number of years in China. The tiles designating the, Bamboos, the Characters and the Circles have been painted by Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews, and are veritable works of rt. Mrs. Andrews is chairman of the committee on costumes for “A Game of Mah-Jong Mrs. Walter Schuyler Grant's com- mittee on the selling of programs W meet for the first time on Wednes afternoon, this week (January 14), AMrs. Grant's quarters, Washington Barracks, at 4 o'clock. Miss Christine Hannah of 2001 & teenth street northwest has returned to Washington after a two-month visit in Miami and St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Sarah Beall will preside at the dinner of the Women's City Club t morrow evening, when Dr. William Bowle, chief of the division of ge- odesy, Coast and Geodetic Survey president of the detic and physical Union of the Interna Research Council, will give an trated story of the oldest sclentific bureau of our Government, the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Miss Beall will have as her guests Dr. . Eu- gene T. Allen, Dr. V. H. Gottschalk, Mrs. Franklin Rogers, Mies Zoda Miss Ann Fenton, Miss Vir- ampbell and Miss Jane Among others subscribing Frances Foye, Mrs. J. , Judge Mary O'Toole e Miss C. M. Breed, Mrs. Gaines Lewis, ) Clark, Miss Coonan, ¥ cca Hyneman, Miss Lulu ckman, Mrs. J v , Miss Florence Hall, Miss Willa Gallagher, Miss Inez Justus, Mrs. Virgil Miller, Miss Clara L. Smith, Miss V Ben- jamin, Miss Amy C. Leavitt, Miss M B. Davis, Mrs. W. E. Chamberlin, Miss Ge Ge ginia Pherson. Hotel Harrington Eleventh and E Sts. N.W. T 2 2277 Dine Here Today or Tomorrow —and realize the difference, the enjoyment, the re of eating in the Harrington's decorated dining salon. Table d’Hote Luncheon.... .. 11:30 AM. to 2 Table d’Hote real ple newly Dinner M. E. ‘Black, Miss M. B, Hiatt, Mi M. B. McKenny, Miss Beryl Ingram, Miss M. L. Gilman, Miss B. P. How- little, Mrs. L. E. W. Fell, Miss Vir- ginia Campbell, Miss Flora Hoff, Miss Olive Beatty, Mrs. E. J. Shoemak, the Misses Cummings, Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, Mrs, Richardson, Miss Ann Fenton, Mrs. Fetter, Mrs. Franklin Rogers, Miss B. K. Vail, Miss H. M. Cheney, Mrs. M. E. Manuel, Miss J. G. Lane, Miss H. K. Shenk, Mrs. M. I Voss, the misses er, Miss Mattie Rosenberg, Miss M. E. Pathis, Mrs. M C. McCloskey and Miss Isola Reid. St Mrs. Jonathan R. Croni daughter, Mrs. Samuel Turner, 5 Jefferson 'street northwest, entertain- ed 24 guests Friday evening, January 9, at a surprise birthday anniversary party in honor of Mr. Jonathan R. Cronise, the date being his ninety- i natal The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion with roses, carnations and midwinter follage, vellow predominating. Iol- lowing a delightful program of dancing, music nd singing and so dancing by Mae Porter, Hazel Rhine and Helen Turner, the guests ad- adjourned to the dining room wher refreshments were served, Mr. Cro- nise cutting the large yellow birth-| day cake, Those present were ,\lr.l and Mr: J. R. Cronise, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John Donohue, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rhine, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fenton, Mrs. Octavia V. Rhine, Mrs. G. Brady, Mrs. Teresa Ma- honey, Mrs. L. Tewalt, Miss Dorothy Ridgeway, Miss Doris Rhine, Mrs. J. Parker Cronise, Mr. James Turner, Mr. Gilbert Cronise, Mr. Albert ( Cronise, Most of the Rguests wer: children and grandchildren of the guest of honor. and Miss Maude O. Curtis, grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star in West Virginia, has been attending the sessions of the Grand Chapter of | the order in the District of Colur bi nd is visiting her gisters, Willey O. Ison and Mrs. Charles W.| Summers, in this ¢ honer at a gnusical rican Associatic tomorrow after- Guests of given by the Am University Women noon at 4:30 o'clock, are Katherine | celye Wallace, pianist, and Olive ravers Houghton, contralto. Mr: Done here has that distinetive appearance of I done—you will find nowhere else. Reduoed prices. FURRIER 30-32 Florida Ave. N.W. For Sewing Efficiency The National Rotary Sewing Machine Leads Them All A perfect stitch on the finest georgette or the heaviest wool. Electric and Foot Models At Autractive Prices and Terms Oppenheimer Shop Unique 806 E Street Music 6 Special Sunday Dinner.. . A la Carte If Desired | A Seventh St. J. BRENNAN, Manager “Just a Step Around the Corner™ very unusual value —a lovely lamp with gilded base and pull-chain sockets—two lights. Shade is of georgette with fringe. MAYER & CO. Bet. D& E O . ™ 9 Caroll C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1925. Casenove Lee, hostess, will be assist- ed by Mrs. Paul E. Shorb, Miss Nell Adamson, Mrs. Arthur B. Boal, Miss M. Bastlan, Mrs. Parker Dodge, Mrs. J. E. Graham, Mrs. W. C. Rogers and Miss Lila Thompson. D. . - George and Effie Bzadakos, girl. YTaura Sout Marriage Licenses. e gy ol Herbert H. and Blanche Hall, boy Marriage licenses have been issued to the I\ e kS e Charles F. Sorenson and Minnie Kindewater, Do X Bt Elijah W. Johnson and Essie L. Terrell. Frank W. Herman of Springfield, 1ll., and S o Bert V. Cummins, jr., and Lillian P. Webb, S S Births Reported. | The following births have been repor the Health De Louis and ¢ Samue Edward §. and Nellie G 8105 Thirty-fourth 6, 14 8 st linger Hospit 0 G st &.w bleen V James and Pauline Chase, 1 boy and triplets, Mack and Anns Byrd William W. and Jani Floyd and Matilda ) Edward and Alethea Towell, girl Edward and Margaret E. Coie, girl Deaths Reported. The following deaths biave been reported to th Department in the last 24 hours Al 38, W. R. A 317 V st n.e. Willlam C. Frank, 04, George University Hospital. "G STREET BETWEEN [I™¢,|2™ Our Second Birthday Sale Begins Next Thursday When the Whole Store Puts Its Best Efforts Forwatd to Prove Our Deep-Felt Obligations and Appreciation to the Thousands Who * Have Helped to Make Us Grow Just One T hought Has Been in Our Minds —To Make This Sale a Demonstration of S$-U-P-ER - V-A-L-UE -- GI-V-I-N-G Store Opens At 9:15. Set Your Clock at 8, So You'll Be Here on Time. girl. orgetown Unive Brooking. s tuppert f. Hood, Anderton Hammond of s Harvard o W gle , 2523 Thirteenth street, north- west, is giving a card party Wednes- day afternoon, January 14, for the benefit of the National Review, No. 1, Woman's Benefit Association. Hudsou, 6 months, , 11 hours, 3 Ninth T 211 Six Freedmen's Hospita el to s and T | True pines seldom are found out- | A Washington side the northern hemisphere. Bln Save Time By Keeping to the Right. You'll Shop More Quickly, So Will Others. Be Indulgent, Be Patient, Be Happy. We Shall Do Everything to Serve You Quickly. Twe Pageé of Super Specials. Read Every Item in Wednesday's Star and Times. Extra Employes for This Sale. Every Branch of Our Service Augmented for This Sale. Please Carry Small Packages. To Facilitate Our Overtaxed Delivery. See Wednesday‘s Star and Time_s Remember, at 9:15 Thursday Morning Many Important Bargains. Throughout OQur Shop Are Not Advertised. You Will Not Be Disappointed. Super Values That Will Amaze You. OAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAUAVAUAVAVACAVAVAVAUAVAUAVAVAVAVAY, e A A AN NN NN TO USERS OF ELECTRICITY NG R ) e e THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA All users of electricity within the District of Columbia, furnished by the Potomac Electric Power Company, between August 1, 1917 and December 31, 1924, who have contributed through the rates paid by them between said dates to the Impounded Fund, and who by the Decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed December 31, 1924, may be entitled to-a refund thereunder, are hereby notified that they should make application for said refund to this Company within three years from date. After February 28th, 1925, blank forms of application may be secured from the General Offices of the Company, 231 14th street N. W., Washing- ton, D. C., or from the temporary office at 14th and East Capitol streets, Washington, D. C. While, for the customers’ convenience, the Company will forward to all present consumers a copy of such blank form with bills of February, 1925, it is, however, incumbent upon the present, as well as for- mer consumers, to obtain, execute and return the necessary form of appli- cation to-the Company. All applications should be forwarded to the Potomac Electric Power Com- pany, 14th and East Capitol streets, Washington, D. C. The Order of the Court Provides: —that distribution to ratepayers shall commence by June 30, 1925. Owing to the volume of work involved, it will not be possible to make any remittance until that date. POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER President. January 12, 1925.