Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Kellogg, Wife of the Secretary of State, Will Follow Precedent in Holding a FRANK KELLOGG, | ife of the Secretary of State, will arrange for bher| afternoon reception to the! members of the diplomatic corps after her return to Washington | from St. Paul at the end of this week or the first of next. week. The custom of such an afternoon tea is old one and will furnish one of the few large and brilliant receptions during Lent e Secretary of State is holding cial reception to the Ambas rs and Ministers and their respective taffs at the State Department this af ernoon, and orrow afternoon W hold a’ i eption for State De- partment officials and employ Ambaxsador of Caba Senora de of Cuba nte were guests at on today the Minister of itzerland and Mme. eter, who al=c | ed the Minister of Portugal. | t d’Alte; the counselor of the 'n of Norway afid Mme. Steen, | Ritter, Mrs. nk West and secretary of the Swiss legation, Brenner Viscou legat Mme. the Dr. The new ppointed Ambassador,| of Germa arrive in New York taday on the Al-| bert Ballin. The counselor of ‘the embassy, Dr. Dieckhoff, is In New York | to meet the Ambassador and accom-1 pany him te Washington, probably | this evening The military attache of the h embassy. Gen. George A. L.| wont. 1 entertain in ormally at dinner iing” Gen. Dumont | was luncheon yesterday at | the Hamilton to several officers at-| tending the conference of the State adjutants general. Among the guests were Col. E. A. Lismyer and Lieut. Col. R. Fitch of Sam Francisco, Col R. Sheridan of Helena, Mont.; Col. de Masurin of Richmond, Va., and Gen. H. Reilly | Her excellency. Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, Governor of Wyoming, was the ~st of honor at the regular Monday 1 of the Women's National Pr at the Hamilton Hotel today, John B. Kendrick, whose hou:e she has been since coming to Washington, shartnz honors with her. | The governor's sister-in-law, Mrs. | George Tayloé, of Memphis, was also among other dist woman guests today Gov. Ross leaves Washington this evening for Wyoming. after spending | a week in Washington as the guest| of Senator and Mrs. Kendick, and| her sister-in-law, also, their guest,| will leave this afternoon for Memphis. | Gov. Ross has been constantly feted since coming to the capital, lunch-| eons, dinners and teas being arranged | for her, with the most brilliant affair being the banquet at the Mayflower, | Saturday night, when she was the| Suest of the Women's National Demo- cratic Club, and delivered an address. gulshed | The Solicitor reral and Mrs. James M. Beck entertained at lunch- eon yesterday, when their guests in- | cluded the Secretary of Commerce nd Mrs. Hoover,. Mr. Justice and | Nirs. Edward T. Sanford, Senator and Mrs. Guy Despard Goff, Mr. and Mrs. Grosvenor Backus and Mr. and Mrs, Louis - Owsley, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Luther E. “Giegory had with them for inaugu- “xation w Mrs. Otie Damson of | Seattle, Wash., for whom they enter- | tamned at dinner, having Admiral and Mrs. Sumne Kittelle and Miss Nora Aldwell Port Angeles, Wash, among guests Mrs. Lamson is a _scientist of note, an Armenian by birth and one of her scientific books is used as a reference at Cornell The Little Cabinet will hold its monthly dinner at Hotel' Hamilton this evening, Sawyer week end Mrs. Co: of Marion, est of | idge at Mrs. Ch: (R Ohio, who was a the President and 1he White House, paratory to returning to Ohio. he former Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes and their daughter,| Miss Elizabeth Hughes, who sailed March 6 for Bermuda, will arrive there today. Mre. John W. Heavy been the house guest of Mrs J. Colbert, expects to sail s who has Michael ¢ tor What will you Have for Luncheon Dainty sandwich, coffee, dessert —or possibly a plate lunch with choice of meats, vegetables and so on. Look over the tempting menu. Wonderful food and such reasonable prices. R g 1223 F Street Northwest i S 1 I TS ER=N=NZE=0=832 Meyer Davis’ Famous Le Paradis Band Es Persons who are es- pecially discerning a the selection of places — usually de- cide on Wednesday q noons between 4 to 6 at Le Paradis—for many reasons. DANGES CTea Wednesday and Saturday Washington's Smartest eire ant ’5 % JO.1 "Thomas Circie ! “ Phone Man 4336 for RESERVATIONS Tea Cover, 50c each person “\ | Tealy, | Sidney | Mr. | daughters, Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. | Afen has left there pre- | 5 Reception. Panama to join Col. Heavy. Mrs Heavy has been seriously ill since her arrival and was forced to forego all social engagements. Mrs. William Denuis and Charles son Riker have sone New York to spend a week Mrs. Carleton Edward Moran will | be at home informally tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, in her | apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, for the last time this season Mrs. George T. Marye will come to | Washington tomoriow - from - Palm | Beach, where, with Miss Helen Mary her daugh! she has spent several | weeks. Mliss Marye returned to her | .| Cumming and Mrs. Thomas A. Groover. | | bers of the | Program for Chinese Plny home on N street yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tomlinson of | Manchester, England, and Mr. and | Mrs, Rodolfo Kronauer of Milan, | ill be at Hotel Hamilton for | week of the cotton conference, | called by the United States Depart- | ment of Agriculture | = | Mrx, Steel Hostess nt Ten | Today at Mayflower Hotel. e | Mrs. James Irvin Steel will enter- tain this afternoon in the tea garden | of the Mayflower Hotel in honor of | Baron Ago Maltzan, wiil| MIss. Annette Steel, whese marriage | Peking to Mr. John Gardmer Ladd will take place Easter Monday at Mechanic burg, Pa, in St. Luke's Episcopal Church e | R. Krauthoff, U.S. A., some time at Atlantic Brig. Gen. C is spending City. Capt. and Mrs. J. P. Cromwell have | had as thelr guest in their apartment | at the Argonne Mrs. John B. Handy of Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. H. Newton Blul, widow of | Capt. Blul, Field Artillery, U. S. A., has taken an apartment temporarily at 1701 Sixteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall, who are at Palm Beach, Fla. will enter-| taln at a dinner dance there tomorrow | everiing. Dr. Chas. Noble Gregory had dining informally with him last evening Mr. and -Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot of| Boston, and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. | Mrs. Thomas Hardy Taliaferro,| chairman of the Washington commit- | Tenn., | tee of the Kenmore Association, is in| R Smith, Mrs. Mabel B. Hiatt, Miss charge of arrangements for the re- cital which Mr. Emmanuel Wad, pianist, | of Baltimore will give Friday evening, | March 27, at 8:30 o'clock, at Gunston Hall Scheol, on Florida the benefit of the Kenmore tion avenue, for Assocla- Floyd Waggaman of Washington and _Annapolis, accom- panied by Mrs. W. E. Burnside of Washington, arrived by motor last week at the Ponce de Leon Hotel, St. Augustine, Fla. They have been tour- | ing the resort cities of Florida for a| month and will make a number of| stops on their return journey. Former Reprefentative and Mrs Homer P. Snyder of New York have closed their apartment at the New Willard and left for New York, pre- paratory to sailing for a short trip to Bermuda. They plan to return to Washiapton later. They were accom panied by former Representative and Mrs. James W. Good, once of Iowa but now located in Chicago, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. 1. Jonas of Nashville, Tenn., accompanied by thefr son. Mr. Jonas, have returned to thelr home after spending some time in Washington, having come here to visit and Mrs. Jonas' sons-in-law and Louis Loeb, and Mrs. Marc S. Goldnamer, Dr. \d Mrs. Harry S. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Kaufman.. Mr. and Mrs” Jdonas celebrated their forty- wedding anniversary February 22, and they came to Washington to be with their children on that day. | amusements in Mr.'B. Frank Gebest will give a THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D0, musical Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at his studlo, 2020 Fifteenth street. Miss Sarah Logan of Pittsburgh, Pa. who was the guest of Mrs. Clarenc Bateman of 1839 Kaloarma road for A weck, left for her home Saturday moraing. Members of the Congress on In ernal Medicine and their wives will | be the guests of honor at a tea to he iven by the ladies' committee of the ngress at the National Club, Ameri- Association of University Women, 1 1 street, at 4:30 tomorrow after- noon. Dr. Frances Foy chairman of “he ladies’ committee, will be assisted by Mrs. William Gerry Morgan, wife | )f the president of the congress; Mrs. | Smithics of Chicago Mrs. M. W. Ire- land, Mrs. E. R. Stitt, Mrs. Hugh S. {rs. R. U. Patterson and Mrs. Jame: F. Coupal will pour tea. Other mem- committee assisting ave Dr. Ada R. Thomas, Dr. Kate B Karpeles, Dr. Edith Se Ville Coale, Dr. Gladyg Kain und Dr. Louise Tay- ler-Jones. Promines Great Brilllancy, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Min- nigerode Andrews and Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will have charge of the stage decorations for the Chinese play, “The Sweetmeat Game,” which is to be given in the large ballroom of the New Willard at 9:30 o'cl on the evening of Friday, March preceding the repetition of the dances | from “A Game of Mah-Jong" and in connection with the mi-Careme Chinese ball for the benefit of the | Belleau Wood Memorial Assoclativn fund. General dancing is to be the special feature of the ball. while In the smaller ballroom will be an added at- traction, called he Streets of for which elaborate designs and decorations are now being ar- ranged by the committee. Mrs. John W. Davidge, chalrman of tickets, announces their sale at the New Willard and other leading hotels, as well as from her committee, and that the price of $3 Includes the “The ~ Streets of Peking” during the evening. The ball committee wishes It to be understood that while Chinese dress may be worn by guests, fancy dress is not obligatory. Mr. Clifford K. Berryman will be the guest of honor at the subscrip. tion dinner of the Women's City Club Wednesday evening and will illustrate how he makes his {nimitable cartoons. Dr. Edith Se Ville Coale will pre- side. Among others subscribing are Dr. A. Frances Foye, Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey, Mrs. L. B Swormstedt, Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. A. C. Payne, Mrs. M. B. Whitfield Mrs. M. E. Manuel, Mrs. Retta Camp- bell, Mrs. C. S. Richardson, Mrs. W. B Rogers, Miss A. H. Sisson, Miss Eunice Wright, Mrs. A. C. Leavitt, Miss Ines J. E. Rankin, Miss B. K. Kearns, Mrs J. B. Partin, Miss Sarah Beall, Mrs. J. M. Duryea, Miss E. C. Tyler, Mrs. John B. Ash, Miss Walthda McKee. Miss M. E. McKenny, Mrs. E. St. John Greble, Miss Lilllan E. Witham, Miss Mary Byrne O'Toole. Dr. and Mrs Schooley, Miss Flora Hoff, Miss Jessie Lane, Miss M. E. Black, Miss Alice M. Heaven, Miss C. L. Smith, Miss Olive Beatty, Miss Hazel Swift, Miss Mar- garet Vail. Miss L. E. George, Mrs B.'H. 8. Brown and Miss Vera Brun- gart. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua be honor guests at the meeting of Columblan Women on Wednesday, at 1822 1 street. Mr. Evans will speak on the “Issentials of a Good Investment.” ans, Jr., will homecoming The afterncon tea at the home of irs. H. Moffatt Bradley, with a shower of handkerchiefs for the teachers in Dr, Otto Braskamp's Sum- mer Bible schools, in Ichowfu, Shan- tung, China, on Friday, was a most delightful affair. Those of the com- mittee assisting Mrs. H. Moffatt Brad- ley, district supervisor for the Sum- mer Bible schools in Washington, were Mrs. Aldren, Mrs. Bixler, Mrs Wrightsman and Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. S. M. de Loffre left yesterday for the South, where she will spend several weeks, returning to Washing- ton for Easter Among the patrons third annual to attend the dance of the Junior S MEN’S SUITS. .. PINDLER 801 11th N.W. Main 2704 LEAN and PRESS ALL and DELIVER LADIES’ SUITS. ...........81.50 S ....:5¢c and 10c /ASHINGTON. Juu Everything New Spring Apparel For Infants, Girls and Small Boys Exquisite Selections At Moderate Prices NUSUAL ‘little models for dress wear and practical play clothes are shown here now in delightful assortments. Every garment was especially designed for comfort. Hats White and Colored Dresses Creepers Coats Boys' Susts NOUCI';CJ F STREET CORNER OF 13™ S GARFINCKEL & Co, Bonnets 3wcat¢rs Furnsture FIRST WOMAN GOVERNOR A GUEST . MONDAY, MARCH 9, YMDERW OO B, YNDERWIO MRS, NELLIE TAYLOE Kuext at the Women's Natlonal Press C at itn on at the Hotel Hamilton. v. Ross is the house wuest of Senator and Mrx. John B, Kendrick. rnor of Wyomin New Willard the | evening of March for the purpose | of raising funds for' the orphans of | Palestine, are Mrs. Henry A. Hirsh, |y, Mrs. Max Warsaw, Dr. Elward A fritz, Mrs. Isidore Kahn and Dr liam Ogus. Hadassah at the Births Reported. The following hirths have been reported to Health Department in the last 24 hours. and Laura V. White, girl. and Tina O. Slents, girl and Agnes ¥. Morning: Wwil- Mayor family of Boston arri ton today, and are at lara Hotel, where they several days. and M Marriage Licenses. Ruth M. Willlams, girl. issued to the and Wilhelmina Wrieht, girl b E., jr.. and Margaret B, Dyer, boy. e i e Marringe licenses bave been lowing Alfred J. S Eugene V. Mangum and Beasie ‘Adolpbe K. Dietz and Mary James H. Howard and Reth John F. Young and Cornelia John 8 Bond and Pearl Rrown. William W. Tyler and Edba M Order the Floral Emblems —at Blackistone's to be sure of effective designing and freshest flow- 35 ers. SPRAYS and WREATHS. 14th and H Phone Main 3707 STETSON SHOE SHOP—THIRTEEN-O-FIVE F STREET New! BoBBy Srrap © 1025, STETSON SHOE SHOP S Here is a delightful new Stetson Shop model — the Bobby- Strap; gracefully lined in d'Orsay effect, with three - quarter - inch strap and . sliding buckle. The vamp i of Nacco tan calf; with contrasting caramel kid quarters: champaigne kid lined. A stylish- looking number, with medium toe and com- fortable walking heel. 514 McCallum Sheer Silk Hosiery, lisle tops; ‘in many beautiful new Spring shades. $1.85 pair. 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