Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1925, Page 55

Legion Ball to Have yaricty of Costumes Unique in Washington Over $1,000 in Prizes Of- fered by Allied Posts for St. Patrick's Night Dance. The mid-Lenten costume ball ut the Mayflower Hotel St. Patrick’s day— Tuesday of this week—under the auspices of the allied American Le 1 posts, gives promise of providing arlety of costumes seldom witr in any ballroom for vears p There will be many handsome dresses worn for the occasion, while gro- tesque, unique, novel. fantastic and original regalla of every description and character will tend to enliven the scene. The ball is informal, and there will be many who will not take part in the costume contest, but will dance throughout the evening. Dancing will start at 9 and continue until 2 o'clock, musi rnished by the United Sta Engagement Announced THE SUNDAY Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Walter, Mr. L. G. Wal- ter, Mr. and Mrs. William ¥. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Fisk, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hardy, Senator and Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, Col. E. E. Davis, Rep- resentative Thaddeus Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. G Rude, Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Smith, Mr. Fred Diebold, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Streater, Sena- tor James Couzens, Representative John J. Rogers, Capt. Ralph W. Alder- man, Mr. Paul O. Tucker, Mr. John J. Burns, Senator Morris Sheppard, Mr. Judson N. Knappen, Mr. Guy S Burr, Representative T. Alun Golds- borough, Mr. D. A. John E. Blackburn, Senator . Warren, Mr. Edward S. Poston, Mr. John F. Willlams, Representative B. G. Lowrey, Mr. Milton R. Vollmer, Representative Willlam G. Salmon, Mr. John E. Beller, jr.; Senator R. P. Mr. Joseph B. Eastman, Mr. L. ddlesword, Senator Hiram Bing- Representative Edgar R. Kiess, John W. Browning, Mr. J. T. Rowe, Maj. Edgar E. Davis, Mr, Victor H. Bregholz, Mr. Willam L. Donch, Representative Charles M. Stedman, Mr. Edward E, Brown, Mr. Everett H. War- ner, Dr. and W. H. Darnall, Rep- nwative Willlam P. Connery, Jr., Harry M. Forker. Mr. E. F. Lavell, Maj. Gen, William A. Holbrook, Senator Frederick Hale, STAR WASHINGION, D. 0., MARCH 15, MeCarthy, Mr, and Mrs, W. H Koch- enderfer, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bucholts, Capt. and Mrs. James W. Boyer, Past Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Reeves, Lieut. and Mrs. John T. Baker, Mr. Ferdinand G, Fraser, Past Comdr. Ralph A, Cusick, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter R. Gould, Capt. and Mrs. James T. Allen, Gen. Tasker H. Bliss and Miss W. C. Griffin. Japanese @irls Try Bobbing. Halrdressers in Japan are worried over the popularity of bobbing which has recently come upon the land where the women's headdress was something of an art. The Japanese colffures have been so elaborate that few women can manage their hair alone, but in recent months the bob- bing idea has taken hold with such widespread popularity that the hair- dressers address prayers to the Con- gen shrine to persuade Japanese women not to have their hair bobbed. SR A Mexican Bunny. Melt one tablespoonful of butter. In it cook one green pepper cut in squares, discarding the seeds, until softened a little. Add one pound of cheese cut in thin bits, and stir con- stantly until melted. Add two-thirds of a cupful of canned corn and one- 1925—PARL 2. half a teaspoonful of salt, and stir until well blended, then add two eggs, beaten and mixed with two-thirds cupful of canned tomato and stir un- til the mixture Is hot and smooth. Serve in patty cases with a roll of bacon on the top of each. This is a typlcal Southern dish. Chicken Merango. Sprinkle one chicken, cut up with salt and pepper, dredge it with flour, and saute in salt fat pork. Have ready & sauce made of one-fourth cupful of Lot butter, a sliced carrot, a table- spoonful of chopped onion, & sliced turnip, half a cupful of tomato, salt and pepper, and a little cayenne. Cook these ingredients together, covered, for 5 minutes. Add two cupfuls of bolling water. Put the chicken fn a stewpan, adding the sauce. Brown a fourth of a cupful of flour and stir smoothly into the whole. Should the unbrowned flour, which has been dredged upon the chicken, not serve to thicken this sauce enough, add a little comflour. Browned flour is not a good thickener. Cover all and simmer until the chicken is tender. Then add half a can of mushrooms cut in pleces. Cook all for 6 minutes. Ar- range the chicken in the middle of the serving dish and pour the sauce around it. Barley GitNgr Bread. Cream together one-fourth cupful of butter and one-half a cupful of sugar, and add two eggs beaten light Next ‘add one-half & cupful of mo- lasses, one-half a cupful of milk, and | gether, lo ’lwn cupfuls of barley flour sifted to- with one tablespoonful of gin ger, one-half a teaspoonful of cinna mon, one-half a spoonful of sw | and one teaspoontul ot baking sod= | Bake the do n about mufin pans fo Mr. Guy Withers, Representative John J. MeSweeney, Rear Admiral Richard H. Jackson, Mr. R. L. Faris, assistant director United States Coast and Geodetic Survey; Rear Ad- miral David Potter, paymaster gen- eral of the Navy; Gen. James T. Kerr, Senator Royal Weller, Capt. Charles H. T. Lowndes, United States Navy Dwight ¥, Davis, Assistant Secte tor, and a we!l known local orche Bixty prizes will be awarded during &n Intermission for the varlous classes In the costume event. These prizes aggregate $1,000, and are on display in an F street window, where they have been for the past week Persons attending the ball are re- quested by the hotel management to the Seventeenth street entrance opens directly into the ball and boxholders should use the De Sales street entrance Four Posts Combine. The ball {s being grven under the auspices of the George Washington, Kenneth H. Nash, Stuart Walcott and Bergt. Jasper posts of the American Legion. The committee in charge of the general arrangements of the composed of Charles Riemer, c Ir.. of the Johnson, MRS. CHESTER F. BLETCH, Formerly Miss Dorothy F. Hobbs, at home at the Maycroft since her mar- MISS ELSIE C. SMITH, riage, February 18. Whose mother, Mrw. Nellle V. Smith, announces here engagement to Mr. “EUGENIE FROCKS” Just a Little Different Do not fail to attend the “opening” of our new dress depart- ment on March sixteenth, We are showing youthful dress: the matron and chic, stylish models for the young folks. a little different.”” Our prices are very moderate, as we w establish this department of high-class merchandise at prices. All the latest shades and fabrics. Payne, Mr. Andrew J. Capt. and Mrs. P. Meade, Mr. of War, and Mrs, Davis; Mr. Ed- | Charles F. Crane, Capt. and Mrs. Asa ward F. Colladay, Representative|B. Mustain, Dr. John R. Ladd, Lieut. Louis A. Frothingham, Brig. Gen.|A. B. Hammond, Comdr. Thomas J. den, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dougla ohn T. Knight, Mr. Randolph Fralley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCandlish, Mr.| Wolfe, Mr. John H. Brownley, Lieut. and Mr: Frank SHE ani Nee Soh Dower | Teim, Sties o votelas S e | ST Mr. and Mrs. John Dower,' Telma, Miss Ruah Loveless, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caskey, Mr. and A. Waters, Mr. Walburg Hewit| Bring In This Ad Bel March 22nd Mrs. G. Logan Payne, Mr. and Mrs. | L. O, Willamette, Mr. Joseph George E. Pickett, | Mr. Andrew W. Mellon, Secre- i Shampoo . . ... .50c Hair Dyeing ... $4.95 Hunt of the Kenneth H. Nash Post; | Col. and Mr: TLester Jones, Mr. |tary of the Treasur Senator George Thomas J. Frailey, secretary, and .| Hair Bobbing . . . 50c and Mrs. Lew S. Mohler, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Mr. Arthur C. Walker, “harles B. Hanford, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. L. Diilon, Judge John Barton F. McCarthy of the Sergt. Jasper| By Fost, and Howsrd 5 Fime. sressares |1 Marcelle Wave . . 75c¢ and g¢ E. Pickett, represent- | ing the George Washington Post ¥ Marcelle & Bob Curl. "l MISS FLEET Among those who will occupy the boxes are the 3 Formerly of Woodward & Lothrop and Lansburgh & Brotber. leau Wood Post y B I :} I ;nroj‘k Col. and ) W. Awl, Col i 1 nd Mrs, George C. inner, Maj. and| - D P | S Garden Rose . Edgar Huff- inech 15, Nash | [ Beauty Parlor 1112 H Street N.W. Franklin 3224. Expert Service. = g + S jul——|olc———olc——=jo|lc——|o|c——|o| —S[o] c—— 0| 0| ——u]D] ?bil’ipsb orn 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. Henderson, Dr. and C. Earnst, . and Mrs. Jarman, Lieut. and Mr: arles Riemer, Mr. and Mr mpleton, Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Wer- Trar's how a lady in 2 fashionable New York sub- urb created a sensationata bridge party. She was so proud of her Sunssr work she told an intimate friend —who told the others. ‘That anyone could home- dye even a simple yellow gown with light brown in the morning and wear it in the afternoon to a social athering was a revelation! unser dyed it so beauti- fully, in such perfect and even color, that cveryonc was amazed when the truth avas told. With Svsesr it is casy w0 give ew besuty to garments and ma- terials, making them weful snd attractive for =rvice. All St colors, both light and dark, are fast for all fabrics. Do not stain hands or harm utensils. Ask in drug, m} stores for Colors: Periwinkle Honey Goblin Cocoa Ed Green Ginger Castillian Rus Black i Navy Priced at— $15.00 $22.50 $19.50 $29.50 MADAME EUGENIE 1307 G St. N.W. Stuart Walcott os’ e SF vice chalrman, and lliott A Y (o (o (o Y (Y (o (oY (o (Y (o (o (Y (2 (2 (28 (A (2 (2 A A (A - Plenty of Freedom without sacrificing style is a delightful feature of this new tailleur for Madame or Mille. De- = nk k, = Gen. Frank T. H id p jen, ar William Mitchell, ) . Lejeune and parts D. W | I ([ Mr. and | 2j. Sergt. Jasper Pos Henry A nd party, McRae, Mr Mrs. Amy Benedic John H The House Annette Mr. Mrs N Burton, As soon as the Furs “or morning’s shopping tour For n g pping are released from serv- or promenade this model of fine imported fabric with double-breasted coat and wrap-around skirt—exquis- itely tailored and finished—is indispensable. Fine Apparel Shop— Second Floor “A shop within o shop.” ice send them to us for party members Walcott Post Patrons of Bail, among safe storage. of courtesy Out of the Realm of the Better we ve gathered an assortment of 400 Smart S ring Frocks Which circumstances Included ter, G Gen. and Mrs and Mrs. Charles Gen. and Mrs. Hugh S, miral and Mrs. W Mrs. Charles E Jesse L. Hall Ralph, Dr Dr. and Mrs. bilipsbom 608 to 6i4 ELEVENTH ST, of Courtesy Continued on Monday --- This Phenomenal Sale of Spring Hats A collection of superb effects— in superior values—and all offered at permit our offering’ on Monday at these Hats — you'd not be content with one — but would choose several—each a creation claiming justly a quality which multiplies the price. ___Pokes, Picture Hats, The Styles Draped Turbans, Off-the- Face, Rolled Brims, Irregular Brims, New Cloches. Dress Hats. Sports Hats, Tailored Hata. Embroidered Hats, Matron Hats—for every occasion. Th C 10 _Publo. Indian Orangc, S Castillian Red, Conch Shell, Almond, Pansy Purple, Thistlebloom, French Gray, Navy, Copenhagen, Toast Brown, Black. } The Weaves Printed Crepes Crepe-back Satins Stam Crepe Kasharine Striped Flannel Georgena Satin Crepe Plain Flannel The 9 Colors Maize Green Powder Blue Black =~ They are Frocks to which the designer's art has given effective expression—and craftsmen catChind the inspiration have c]evelopecl with masterly skill. Each distinct model rises to the dignity of a creation—paying true tribute to the trend of fashion in the brilliant colorings and impressive combinations. Titian Blonde Sand Flame For every occasion— 5 T In Misses’ and Women''s sizes jo|c———Jo|——[n]c———Jo|[c——Jol——— c——2lalc———[n]—D3|n| c—— [0l c—23 || c——= o | c=—=1] 0] | | | | L' | | | | | | | Fourth Floor Second Floor i——lal———lol———|olr ——=Jal—=ja[—— | | | |