Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1925, Page 41

SO [New Envoy of France And Mme. Daeschner planning Home Life Handsome Furnishings for Emba!sy, Bmught From Their Residence in Paris, Bcing Assembled. The Ambassador and Mme. from the French Emile Daeschner, ke their immediate predecessors, ot leasing the embassy on Six- th street furnished. as did M. and Jusserand. They brought with em the their and oc- contents of residence in Paris, st days have been so in_ settling that they have had opportunity to note the ndition of the weather. There are splendid works of art in the bassy which were sent here t times by the government, include those massive vases and some pleces of in what the French would o entre-sol, and several squares rful Gobelin tapestry in the The marble bust sse, the property 180 remains in its a gift of the de- to the home of his ctically all the ehold equipment used by the orands was owned by Mrs. John and she removed it at Daeschner. It has various of her street which entire ndsome customed place diploma r. But and it may be of in- » Washingtonians who must ¥ familiar with the pronounced as though Daishnaire—comes of an family of Alsace, but his fore- boars removed from the famous prov- fnce more than a century ago and ed In the interval In Paris. a very vivid st how beautiful French embassy the interior sense when sures of art and tap- rvelous French furniture -brac n place. 1t is too, that the new Ambas- affairs are more an take up smaller attention to the n of building on that plot of b 1 when pub! d ased more than thr though holding diplomatic r lat with the American republic other country vs were sent artes or the ofl republics which hav rented her diplo- come to M. Paul eminent ider broth ador to Wash- period, Jules Winter in more the Briton s of the same cos . for she has lived dur- 5 years of her marriage n foreign countries as in story, have xu society as ‘rench capita she made have recefved accepted a few of to levees during | educated and nvitation g and have taken | both in Paris, arts from the best s Now that woman barbers are eligi to become members of the Jour- ymen Barbers’ International Union America they will be given chairs their own right out in the shop. CIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©., P ING FOR CHARITY Arrangements Made For Ball Tomorrow ngements for the ball to be n at the New Willard next Mon- are about completed. A large at- Mrs. Claude A will receive the guests, sisted by Mrs. Pearce Horne and Mrs. | |John E. Fowler. Mrs. Robert E. Lee, | widow of the grandson of Gen. Robert | E. Lee, the beloved leader of the Con- | federac . C. C. Calhoun, Mrs.| | Isidor Mrs. W. H. Wana- Gustavus Werber, Mr: dance is expected. wanson as- | Te Tecently added to ill be furnished by the | Marine Band. The ball will be ope by the parade of all the veter sent, tie “thin gray line" Lee Crandall, ¢ U. D. C. Col. S asisita (e Dlab:iot d that about 20 wi aring th girls from the So Miss \'vr[:xr a Sel i oung men, many of m officers “on duty in town, will ist them As the funds obtained from the sale of tickets will be divided between the needy veterans and théir dependents | and the 1 at 2403 | Pennsylva: |prn able that a <0n~xdmr.\blr sum vul.} be realized Mary Descha C}lapter. D: A R.Is Entertamed 1 Mrs. Robert W. Morse and Mrs. ‘ | Mary E. Boone entertained the mem- bers of the Mary D a Chapter, D. ‘.\ R, and guests at 7 o'clock dinner, | at the University Club, Fifteenth and 1 strects northwest, Wednesday eve- ning. After the dinner they were [(‘n[P\'Ld.H\ed at the home of the re ‘[zsm Mrs. Morse, where Miss \Pla\ ! Boone and Mrs. Dinwiddle rendercd HARRIS at LESS THAN —COATS, were $175.00—Tomorrow. .. 1—COAT, 3—COATS, were $159.00—Tomorrow 11—COATS, were $139.00—Tom 2—COATS, 4—COATS, were $110.00—Tomorrow. 1—COAT, 3—COATS, were 4—COATS, were 1—COAT, ST SHOP—1 Final Disposition of Winter Coats SACRIFICE was $165.00—Tomorrow... were $125.00—Tomorrow.... was $89.50—Tomorrow. $89.50—Tomorrow........ $69.50—Tomorrow. ............ was $59.75—Tomorr 2—COATS, were $49.75—Tomorrow.. ............. No Exchanges—None Charged ~sHoP SHIN6 a HALF PRICE $59.50 . $59.50 . $59.50 $59.50 $59.50 $45.00 1 $39.75 .. $29.75 $29.75 . $23.75 $23.75 orrow. ow 1316 G Street City Club Building MRS. EDWARD GORING To appear as the Princess in the Game of Mah-Jong at Washington Audi- torium, under the auspices of the Belleau Wood Memorial Assoclation, Fri- day. She is the wife of Maj. Bliss, U. S. BLISS, A. beautiful vocal selections. Other guests were Miss Bessie Sedg- Miss Octavia Womack, Miss A an Hook, Mrs. Charles Grindle, Miss Nellic Thomas, Mrs. Sturtevar Mrs. Charles McCally, Miss Ellen Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mrs Greenawalt and Mrs. Wil- Lowe. several wick M \WASHINGTON. Brilliant Asscmbly To Hear Tannhauser By Chicago Company Executive Family Will Be In Audience ; Many Boxes Are Engagcd for Perform- ance. For the second time within a short period, the new Washington Audi- torium will be filled with a brilllant assemblage to hear grand opera, the Chicago Clvic Grand Opera Company glving Monday night, February 9, the | { first of four offerings, Tannhauser. Grand opera in the Capital assumes a splendid aspect not possible in any other city of the country, and the ex- utive family, diplomats, important folk, and in fact Washingto- S will be present Among the box holders for the series are: Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Princess Boncompagni, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Bessie Parker Bruggeman, Mrs. W. 8. Corby, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dick, Capt. and Mrs. John H. Gib- bons, Miss Natalie Hammond, Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, Mrs. B. B. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Lewls, Mrs. Louls Lehr, Mrs. Edward B. Melgs, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment, Mrs. Riggyy Mrs. Willlam Sauls- Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs. rles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Walter Wilcox, Mrs. Dallett Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker. for hington performances Opera Company in- Anne Archbold, Mrs. Mrs. \Chandler P rry Belmont, Mrs Eric Buxton, Mrs the of Anderson, John Biddle, Truxton Bea Mrs. W. nes Edward Brown, Mrs Miss Mabel Boardman, Boynton, Mre. Woodbury Blair, Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Mrs. J. Davis Brodhead, Mrs. Fred A. Britten, M ridge Bayne, M - Mrs. W. R Covington, Merriam _Curtis, bertson, tor € Henry J. Boardman, Mrs. Theodore L. Corbin, Mrs W P. P. Campbell, Mrs. s Carr, Mrs, Frederick E, i < Mrs. s : Mrs. John W. D: J. Walter Drake, Mrs. G. Thomas Dun- lop, Mrs. F. H. Delano, Mrs. Walter Denegre, Mrs. Augustus Downing, Mrs Richard er Davidson, Mrs. William F. Dennis, Mrs. Charles B. Drake, Mrs. Albert as, Mrs. Charles Dewey Mrs Mrs. Peter Drury, ¥8, Mrs. George William Chapin, Thomas frs. John dge, Mrs. , Mra. Hayna Hilis, ustis, Mrs. Edward H. John Orville Evans, Mn Mrs. Franklin ¥ Mrs. James Car| William E I Frazer and Mrs. © Fowler. Society Folk Showing Inclination to Seck Milder Temperature (Continued from Fourth Page.) States fleet to Hawail for the maval maneuvers in the Pacific in the Spring. Col. and Mrs. Glenn Shepard Smith, who went to Aurora, 111, for the mar- rlage of their son, Glenn R. Smith, and Miss Martha Waters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Lyon Waters, will return to thelr apartment, at Wardman Park Hotel, the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Star of Chi- cago are at the Lee House for a short while. They are on their way to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Neuhauser have as their guest Mrs. Benjamin Pray Bullman of Brookline, jass. Mrs. Peter A. Drury has cancelled all social engagements on account of a severe accidedt she suffered while at Palm Beach Mrs. Robert T. Lee has gone to Richmond, Va., to spend a week, after which she will return to Washington. Mrs. Lee attended the wedding, Wednesday, at Roanoke, of Miss Dor- othy Buckner to Mr. Caldwell Albert- gotti. Miss Muriel Eleanor Gray has as her guests for the week end Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lobdell, jr., the latter formerly Miss Jane Hopkins. Miss iray entertained informally at dinner last evening for her guests. Miss been v Milstone Augusta Krupsaw, who has iting her sisters, Mrs. H. B Mrs. E. J. Pear- lobe at Minneapolis, and Mrs. J. J Fricdman of Omaha, has return. her home at 2606 University plac t St. Lou Mr. and Mrs. R. Golden Donaldson, accompanled by their daughter, Miss Ruth Donaldson, will leave today for e Shampoo . . ... .50c Hair Dyeing . .. $4.95 Hair Bobbing . . . 50¢ Marcelle Wave . . 75¢ Marcelle & Bob Curl. . §1 MISS FLEET Formerly of Woodward & Lothrop and Lansburgh & Brother. Garden Rose Beauty Parlor 1112 H Street N.W. ranklin 2224, Expert Service. Bring S Paris J uLIUS GARFINCKEL & Co. AN UNPARALLELED FUR EVENT Belge Squu'rel. crepe. 46 and 48 Inch Genuine Hudson Seal Coats (dyed Muskrat) Extraordinarily Priced at $225 HESE are the finest coats for $225 we have ever known in our long experience with furs. WE were fortunate in securing a number of luxurious skins at a low pche which one of our expert furriers has just made into coats for us. The models are 46 and 48 inches long, with magnificent mushroom collars and three-quarter sleeves of Crown Sable and The crepe hmngs have deep borders of contrastmg OUR price of $225 is far less than the usual cost of coats of this quality and style. F STREET CORNER OF 183™ 209} to 459, OF Tables Miles Standish Secretaries Console Tables and Mirrors Occasional Tables Upholstered Sofas Upholstered Chairs -A-L-E O EXTENSIVE are the reductions—and so comprehensive are the assortments— that we have taken over the entire floor space of this building fronting on Connecticut Avenue—INCLUDING THE DRAPER BALL- ROOM—in which to display and accommodate the patrons who will seek these advantages of THIS FEBRUARY SALE. Bear in mind that we are not offering discontinued lines or odd pieces— Regular Prices On Our Entire Stock Nothing Restricted Wrought Iron Coffee Tables— marble top French Rosewood Coffee Hand-Painted Fire Screens Hand-Painted Wall Placques Davenport Tables Cabinets Lamps Reed Furniture The CAMPBELL STUDIOS 1705 K Street Two Entrances .1011 Connecticut Ave. Washington, D. C. FEBRUARY 1, 1925—PART 2 Palm Beach, where they will remain until April 1. Mrs. Campbell Colgate Gray, for- merly of Kansas City, Mo, but for several years making her home here at the Gordon Hotel, has been stop- ping at the Astor Hotel in New York |} for a week, preparatory to salling yesterday on the Laconia for a year abroad. After completing the Medi- terranean cruise, she will spend the Spring months in Paris, then tour the British Isles and makoe the voyage across to Norway, Sweden and Den- mark. The late Summer months will include Switzerland and the Fall and early Winter will be passed in Italy and southern France, along the Ri- viera. Mrs. Bmeggamnn Wifl Entertain Box party Mrs. Bessio P. Brueggeman, chair- man of the United States Compensa- tion Commission, will entertain in her box at the “Mah-Jong Party” to be given at the Washington Audi- torlum on the evening of February 6. senator and Mrs. Selden P. Spencer, Senator Richard P. Ernst and Gen and Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming. Mrs tiruesgeman will give a dinner hefore the entertainment. SOCIETY, New Silk Dresses 15 A collection of smart new dresses for every day- time occasion. Materials are Flat Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Satin. The new high colors and black. 921 G\—_//ST NW. Reduced to. Reduced to..... Reduced to. . $110 COATS Reduced to.. $135 COATS Shop of Quality Final Coat Sale The policy of this store does mot permit merchandise to be carried over from one scason to another—therefore these final and drastic reductions. $59.50 and $45 CO. 4T§' $75 and $65 COATS $95 and $85 COATS Reduced to “9379 0 $195 and $150 COATS 59500 Reduced 10..cccccescseces [ Four $165 and $125 Fur-Trimmed Ensemble Better Apparel at a Lower Price! Mayger Bros, & Co. The materials include Mo- kine, Dukana, Gerona, Lus- trosa, Arabella, Suede cloth and Sports materials in the season’s highest type models beautifully silk lined throughout. 3 5 00 ® 2394 Many have collaers, cuffs and borders of fur, others self-trimmed or with collars and cuffs of Beaver, Fozx, Squirrel, Australian Opossum, Wolf or Muskrat. Colors: Rust, Cranberry, &reens, Reindeer, Browns, Navy and Black. Misses’ sizes, women’s sizes, extra sizes. Suits, $79.50 ] 937-939 F St. N IEsrlebaciher Exclusively Different TWELVE-TWELVE TWELVE-TEN F STREET Offers All-Winter OATS and SUITS Exclusive Erlebacher Models Dl at