Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 8

SO CIETY, THE EVENING SOCIETY] Mrs. Coolidge Attends Theater to Hear Efrem Zimbalist, Violinist, in His will occupy a i's Theater this the concert to balist RS. COOLIT at P a few friends wit Mrs. Coolldge gave her box to Mrs Kollogg yesterday afternoon for the Philadelphia Orches concert and Mrs. Kellogg's were Mrs. Frederic lett, Mrs. Keith Mer- homas S Crelghton new Speaker the House and Mre. Longworth oceupied the box im- mediately opposite John Coolidge suests who has spent Mrs Coolidge sinea Marel as returned to today of Ars College mother been her left today and Mass who ampton Secretary Mellon Will Return Here Next Week. e tary of the Treasury the first of vacation in Ber- B in unti e My it from a His daughter who is veling cted to return early June Ivester is entertaining d Mellon, nephew ecretary, for the fellon will York Sun- return briet muda Mo and niece of the week. Mr. and Mrs turn to their home in ium, Baron . will be joined this after- the Baroness de Cartier, who has been at Hot Springs for a fort- night The Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Matsudaira will be the honor guests at tea this afternoon of Col. and Mrs. Charles Burnett, who will entertain their home 2013 Columbia road 1. and Mrs. Burnett will have ra- ceiving with them the Ambassador and Mme. Matsudaira, the counselor of the embassy and Mme. Sawada and Mrs. Cameron of Virginla. The li- brary, where the recelving party will stand, has been charmingly decorated with Japanese cherry blossoms and azalea, and the dining room with Spring blossoms. The two daughters of the Ambassador and Mme. Mastu- daira, Miss Setsuko Matsudaira end Miss Makuko Matsudaira and Miss Margaret Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moord, will assist the hosts wearing the native costume of Japan sisting_in the dining room will be Kimura, wife of the d Mme Inouve, wife of the assis military attache, the Mlles. de Graeff, daughters of the Minister of the Netherlands and Mme de Graeff, Miss Natalie Hammond and Miss Helen Carusi nister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro will entertain at dinner Saturday evening in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Zolnay and Mr. George T. Summerlin, whose marriage will take place Wednesday, April 15 The M Senora e Sousa Leao Gracie, wife of the charge d'affaires of Brazil, will sail from her home in Brazil this afternoon on the Southern Cross, and is expected to arrive about April 13 ¥rench Diplomats Honor Dinner Guests Last Evenlng. The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey entertained a company of 18 at din- ner last evening in compliment to the Ambassador of France and Mme. Daeschner. Others in the company were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett of Chicago, house guests of the hosts, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mellon of New Y who spending the week with Miss Alice Sylvester. Senator Frederick Hale and Judge John Barton Payne returne morning from Hot Springs, they have been for a brief visit Watson and for- 3 Phelan are at the Waldorf-Astoria, in New York, for a short stay Ambassador of Mexico and Tellez will be guests of dinner Tuesday evening, The Senora de honor at ! Porto Rico, where they | guests the | s Aflsa Mel- | Program. | April 14, of Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond. | "Mr. and Mrs. Hammond. accom- panied by Miss Natalle Hammond and | Miss Ellzabeth Hammond, wlill go to | Hot Springs Friday, April 17, to re- | main several weeks ‘The Undersecretary of State and Mrs. Joséph Grew entertalued a small company informally at dinner ! last evening in their charming subur- n home, Beauvoir, their guests in- cluding officials of the State Depart- ment Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom will sail to- morrow on the 'S. S. San Lorenzo for will be the of . the Governor and Mrs. | Horace Mann Towner. ‘The military attache of the French embassy, Gen. George A. L. Dumont, [ will arrive in St. Augustine, Fla., to- | day and will be at the Ponce de Leon for a short stay. and Mrs. Walter H. Schoell- who having been visiting Mr. 1 Phelps Eno and Mrs. George will leave Washington toduy Atlantic City, where they wiil some time, later making a series visits in New York Mr kopt | Willia Ehle, for Secretary of State Carr will leave for Charleston, S. spend about a Ass and Mrs. Washington Frid C.. where they will week Gen. R Allen, new chief of Infantry, U. A., and Mrs. Allen have taken an apartment temporarily at the Highlands H Gen. and Mrs. S Farns- worth will come to Washington the midéle of the month from Florida, where they have been for the Winter. Gen. and Mrs. Farnsworth will make a short visit here before going to | California to live. Gen. Farnsworth | having' recently retired as chicf of | Intantry. T.'s. A Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood w: the guest in whose honor the Prin- cess Ghika entertained at luncheon yesterday at Valley View, near Hot | Springs. where they are spending the | early Spring. Gen. and Mrs. Albert C. Dalton will entertain at dinner this evening in compliment to Maj. and Mrs. Robert L. Eichelberger. Mrs. Edwin S. Puller entertained a company at luncheon today. Mrs. Jobn H. Crawford of Orange, N. J., will artive in Washington tomorrow, to be the house guest of Mrs. Puller. Mrs. Crawford has just returned from a trip to South America. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Frederio G. Kel- lond have with them their daughter, Miss Katharine Kellond, who is home from school for the Spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Milne Wallace have issued invitations for the mar- riage of their daughter Helen Louise to Lieut. Frederick Cruger Pyne, U._S. A, Thursday, April 1§, ?l 8 Fall in Step With the Thousands of Thrifty Housewives ‘Who Insist on— — ROUGH DRY hone Us Tod: West End Foiia Beauty and More! OT only distinctive orniginality —but fine craftsmanship, too. That's the important thing to seek in footwear. For the your new Easter beauty that counts is the beauty that endures. The “Ostend,” $10 SING a slender A U lines. A new “Step-i in, gay as Summer pplique Strap and chic French heel to emphasize-its graceful n” idea in Blonde Sat- Sands. Also in Rich Black Satin or Patent. ty Club Shop 1318. G STREET : j'fi Club MISS KATHARINE FOSS, Daaghter of former Represeatative {and Mre. Foss of lllinets, who will | Visit in Washisgtes (o meet a sing- {ing emgagement =t the Mayfower | Monday. in the evening. at St. An ire Episcopal Church. A recep- {tion will follow at the Argonne. Mrs, | F. G. Prne entertained at luncheon {teday for Miss Wallace. The guests included the members of the wedding party, Mrs, JVallace, mother of the | bride-elect, and Miss Caroline John- son. daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Al- fred Johnson, who is home from Wel- lesley College. Invitations have been received in Washington from Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Bigelow of Charleston, 8. C.. for the marriage of their daughter Nancy to Mr. John Melton Hudgins of this city, Wednesday evening, April 15, at 7:30 o'clock, in St. Michael's Church, at Charleston. A reception will follow in the home of the bride's parents. 7z Mrs. Francois Berger Moran and her daughter, Mrs. Horace AMacfarland, grandmother and mother of Mr. Hud- gins, will leave Washington early next week for Charleston, and will be at the Villa Margareta until after the wed- ding. Mr. Hudgins, accompanied by a FOR SALE 1226 Conn. Ave. If your skin is dulled by AND you must wake and son, too. Youth is the ful carriage, will stimulate well. ROLLS- SALAMANACA TYPE CABRIOLET LOCKE CUSTOM FOUR.PASSENGER BODY BRITISH CHASSIS—LATE SERIES BRASS FITTINGS, WIRE WHEELS Locomobile Company Palm Beach, you need an Apres once to clear and whiten it. STAR, WASHINGTON, number of the men who will be in the wedding party, will start for Charles- ton the end of this week, making the trip by motor. Mr. Merle Thorpe was host to a company of 12 at dinner last evening in compliment to the Secretary of Ag- riculture, Mr. Jardine Former Representative Mae E. Nolan and her deughter, Miss Carla Nolan, were the guests of honor at dinner Jast evening of Mr. Thomas S. Fla- herty, who entertained & small company at the Arlington Hotel as a farewell to them. Mre. Nolan and her daugh- ter will leave today for thelr home in California. Mr. gnd Mrs. Perry Belmont went to New York yesterday and will be at the St. Regis untl Saturday, when they will return to Washington. The marriage of Miss Amanda How- ison to Lieut. Walter A. Knight teok place yesterday, Rev. T. E. Davis of- ficlating. They will make their home at 1152 Twenty-fifth street. Lieut Knight is from Dorriesville, Iil, and his bride is of St. Marys, Md. Mrs. A. Campbell Pryor is enter- taining at a bridge tea this after- noon at the Club of the Colonial Dames for her granddaughter, Miss Ann Pryor, in compliment Mis: Elneda Ansell and her house guest, who are in Washington for Laster, coming frem Vassar College. Among the guests were Mirs Jacqueline Epes Pryor, Miss Carolyn Baker, Miss Mar- guerite Pennebaker, Miss Margaret Bannfster, Miss Gwendolyn Middleton, Miss Selma Sinclair, Miss Mary Stew- art, Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Bryan Milnor, Mrs, Alvin D'Aubino, Mrs. Gibbs 'Balker, Mrs. 5. Gerald Pryor and Mise Ldith Welch Miss Elizabeth Zolnay was hostess |at luncheon today, having as her guests those who were to have at- tended her wut her marriage to M George T. Summerlin before illness in the family of Mr. Summerlin changed their plans. The wedding will take place Wednesday, April 15, as originally planned, but the cere- mony will be performed in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jullan Zolnay, and she will be unattended. Miss Katharine Foss, daughter of former Representative Foss of Chica- go. I, wil arrive in Washington Friday to be the guest of Mrs. John F. Gaynor over Easter. Miss Foss will be one of the soloists Monday evening at the third of the series of promenade concerts being given at the Mayflower Hotel br all-American artists. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh left Washington this morning for New York, where they were called by the illness of their son, Mr. J. B. Fitz- ROYCE Main 8029 Says ELIZABETH ARDEN “Wake and tone your Vinter-weathered skin You can make it blossom into beauty like the Spring, by caring for it with corrective treatments.” UST as warm sunshine and soft rains bring life and color to all lovely growing things, so the Elizabeth Arden Treatments revive and rejuvenate the skin. The brisk patting and nourishing creams of the Arden Muscle-Strapping Treatment are wonderful to erase lines and to lift the depressing droop of the contour. brown spots or the tan of PEte Treatment at tone your body at this sea- keynote of Spring, youth in your walk and in your radiant health. A course of Exercises at Elizabeth Arden’s Salon will mold your figure on youthful lines, will develop poise and grace- circulation and the activity of every organ, to make you feel and look splendidly Telephone today for your appointments for Exercise and Skin Treatments. ELIZABETH ARDEN 1147 Connecticut Avenue, Washington Telephone: Franklin 4334 New York: 673 Fifth Avenue Lendon: 25 Old Bond Street Paris: 2 Rue de la Paix IE—O——ao——o—0 D. C., WEDNESDAY, hugh. They have canceled all social engagements. New Chiet of Infantry Mra, AlL uest at The Washington Branch of the In- fantry Assoclation will give a din- ner dance Thursday evening, April 30, at the Mayflower Hotel in honor of the new chief of Infantry, Gen. R. H. Allen, and Mrs. Allen. The British Ambassador, Sir Esme Howard, has accepted memburship in the Highland Club and become & patron of that organization. ‘ Invitations for membership have gone out to a restricted list this week and the next entertalnment planned will probably be in the nature of a Scotch meet and yachting party dur- ing the visit of the Marquis and Marchioness of Aberdeen and Te- maire, in May. H. L. Merry terday afternoon, tained guests at of the Mayflower. Mre. vas hostess ves- when she enter- tea in the garden With a supper party at which co ers were laid for 10, Mrs. Flagler en- tertained in the garden at the Ma. flower last evening. Mrs. Flagler's guests were Mrs. 1. H. Andrews of New York, Col. C. O. Sherrill and Mrs. Sherrill, Gen. W. H. Hart, Maj. Diller and Mrs. Diller, Maj. R. C. Bur- APRIL 1, 1923. leson and Mrs Burleson, Mrs. C. Brinkley and Mr. H. Peaslee. A Gen. Harry Taylor, chief of the Engineer Corps, and Mrs. Taylor were hosts at a supper party Tuesday evening at the Mayflower, covers be- ing laid for 16. Gen. and Mrs. Tay- lor's_guests were Col. Ernest Peck and Mrs. Peek, Maj. Oscar Solbert and Mrs. Solbert, Maj. and Mrs. Wheeler, Maj. and Mrs. Willlam E. R. Covell, Capt. Austin Kautz and Mrs. Kautz, Maj. Francis B. Wilby and Mrs. Wil- by, Mrs. Gray and Dr. Cenhallow. Mr. Willlam Bowie Clark enter- tained a company at dinner last evening st Le Paradiz. The guests included Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wil- cox, Col. and Mrs. J. A. Baer, Mrs. Howland Quimby, Mrs. B. Padelford, | Mrs, Bradley of Boston, Mr. Leander McCormick-Goodhart of the British embassy, Col. Theodore Boal and Mr. Walter Davidge. Mr. and Mrs. J. . Jones had the following as dinner guests at the Burlington Hotel Tuesday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Holton, Scofield and daughter, Mi Margaret, Scofield; Tracy M. Payfair, ewton, and Mrs. . |occasion was arranged by Mr. Joi to Mrs. Jone SATIIZ s @ “homecoming’ Bring Spring Indoors N AT /A vase of gay jonquils or bowl of sweet peas will bring within a touch of the beauty that nature is donning with Spring. Easter Preparations already are giving Blacki- stone’s a festive appear- ance. See the Spring Flowers now on view. Prices moderate. 14th and H Phone Masn 3707 Sz SOCIETY. who has spent the Winter in Cali- fornig, and the members of the party hgd been at the Unlon Station to bid adieu to Mrs. Jones when she left with her friend, Mrs. John H. Spring for the latter's home in San Fran- cisco. Former Senator and Mrs. Joseph & Frelinghuysen and their daughters, Miss Victoria Frelinghuysen and Miss Emily_ Frelinghuysen, returned to New York vesterday. after spending a tortnight at Hot Springs. | = 1 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gans were the' Salad range from $8:50 1215~1217 The new collection of crys- tal service offers many attrac- tive and charming patterns in glass salad plates. The prices and 1214 t0 1218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 of honor at the annual ban by the (Continuye e examine yeur syes—quickly and scientifically—using Do drops. Prices rea nable. ‘CLAFLIN"OPTICAL co. 134 G 922 14th su auet given FLIN EST. 1380 Plates T Street jal———jol——— ol ———]o|——=[o[c——=|o][———]a[—7] ?bili’psborn Furs Expertly Repaired Satin-Faille Bengaline Charmeen Lorsheen Tuwills Etc. jolc———jolc———o]c———Ja]c——=]al[—F———|o|——|n|c———[a|c—— 608 to 614 pring Materials— ELEVENTH ST. 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