Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, s Elisabeth T N7 | iss Elizabeth Ramage, M SO‘ I E I Hobbs and Miss Grace Coll Miss ck of Chicago has | joined M ; Fuller for the re- mainder of the holidays as guest of Col. and Mrs. Lawson Mayo iuller. ‘rederick Delano, Mrs iy jr., deputy commis-| Miss Cornelia Fries is the chairman Theodore Wilkinson, [of arrangements for an informal danc- o Mre Charies Sheldon, |Ing party which will be given this ; |evening by members of the Theta Pi Soror] the garden house of the 3 Hotel. It is the annual (Continued from Ninth Page) from her ! ¥ of this society . to visit h and Mrs. R. R. Govin | Mr. and Mrs. James A. Messer maker will come Saturday | had as their aster the over the week end | M atcher, wnd | - hatcher Mrs. Eric Greenleaf has returned to | 2 en her'apartment in the Presidential after | tertained infor ues: @ fortnight’s visit in Birmingham, Ala. | day in honor of her daughter, Miss Agnes Henderson Messer, whose en- Maj. and Mrs. Davis Gorham Arnold rent to Mr. Pierre L. Ruedin announce the m their daugh- | was announced Sunday. ter Delight to Prince Roufat Halilo| Monday, April 13, in St. Church. S l Mrs. O. E. Howe gave a luncheon | today at the Grace Dodge Hotel in | honor of Miss Mildred Kaiminski of | Philadelphia, who is her guest this Gen. John L for Hawal | week. There were 25 in the company. e Comdr. J. H. Falge of the United lng o s avy and Mrs. Falge were W hosts at a dansant in the garden of iss Mary Vandoren of New York |the Mayflower vesterday afternoon, Va., who has been the | thelr guests numbering 40. a Mrs. Fred T. Du ient at Kew Gar- | Mrs. Coolidge to Receive ion, will leave for | Visiting Pen Women April 28. > will be accom- | Interest in the coming Author int Du_Bois. gress, which opens with the : who is a lyric so r akfast April sit here sang over | g'clock at the eting of the Con-| yes in variou: increase uled for | reception to the Pen Women and the authors Tuesday K p.n large social af under arran | the Shoreh | urday evening, national : | Harry Atwood Colman, for the e | celebrities et Ghika | residence o H. Gerrish_Smith Shopping —will find the Cornwell Tea Room | A most agreeable place | to lunch. With the con- s¢Towgrned to venience of table service g there are three delight- ing menus—from which ident of | Corpora: | her aparti e sever South, du ) time she B to choose—expertly pre- rer will pared and temptingly ndoah \ spread before you— Sandwich Lunch, 35¢ | Salad Lunch..... 50¢ ! Hot Lunch. . 60c i orth Moore has 1329 G Street G. G Cornwell & Son | \ and M nieces of Col. Colli 1ded Miss Rose (¢ lu Miss K atherine Hou ferson “ Hilory Tol.| Get at the Rcal Cause — Take ugh Ik Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Ray Mamn and her Joun are visiting Mr.| That's what thousands of stomach | and Mrs. Daniel V. Chisholm, her par. | Sufferers are doing now. Instead of ents. at their home, on Tifteenth |taking tonics, or trying to patch up a i stationed at|Poor digestion, they are attacking the | N. Y.. with the |rcal cause of the ailment—clogged liver | Z5th United Infantr and disordered bowels. 1. Brooke will be| DOr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse | tea to be held by |the liver in a soothing, healing way. | of the kng- When the liver and boweis are per- | Joon at | forming their natural functions, away ' teenth | 9o¢s indigestion and stomach troubles. “ Mrs. Frec | Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, | poor appetite, a lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, trouble with | gt their aunt|undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets, | n_with their | th i Mt Themae 11| the substitute for calomel, y place. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a| purely vegetable compound mixed with ! olive oil. You will know them by their | < |olive color. They do the work without | ; | ariping, cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick | relief. Eat what you like. 15c and 30c. | &h%i%%% A\ Ernest Johnson, ;dd, Miss Josephine Chas. Schwartz If you are contes ting the purchase of a VICTROLA —NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY—and we would assure you that no matter what style or design or finish of wood—YOU SURE TO M: AKE A SATISFACTORY SELECTION CIHIAS SCHWARTZ&SON The Washington public recognizes.the reputation of CHAS. SCHWARTZ & SON—they know that “WHAT WE SAY IT IS—IT IS,” is more than a slogan—it’s an actuality here. LONG TIME PAYMENTS SPECIAL EXTENDED TERMS HAVE BEEN AR- RANGED FOR A LIMITED TIME—avhy not avail_yourself of this opportunity—REMEMBER, the console type. GENUINE VICTROLA has a compartment for your RADIO—no loud speaker needed. “Look for the Schwartz Clock” /\\\\\hbb/,,s/ affair in whic participate, In addition to these three | delegates functions visiting notables there are smaller |B. events planned for the various groups | State and formerly chatelaine of the of the congress that will make each | American embas day attractiv To the breakfast the general public | England, will also entertain for the |ward, > délegation to the quenquinnial of "26B, class of is welcome. Reservations may be se- class of '28A, class of cured at room 102, Shoreham Hotel. All people interes / invited to participate in the|of foreign amba: program given each day at the book |located in Washington, who will desire | Miss Edna Sechrest of High Point, 4 to pay particular honor to the dis-|N. C., is spending the Easter holidays - tinguished women from their own|with Miss Ida Hunnicutt at her home, who is one of countries _“‘ho :fim \Soma d‘? lh,e 332 Tenth street northeast. el e | quinquennial as delegates, and in ad- the ZZ’:{R!&;:ntf;:‘xmlur;\f::snf:hfl;du‘,‘. |dition many private parties are being | The Georgetown Visitation Convent International Council of Women, |arranged. which meets here in M at the Burlington. is one of the siy lawyers of New Zeland, pr: = s 3 > Mayflower Hotel tonight. Spe- L special study of children’s courts in[cial patrons include: The Aloysius United States . rry, Miss Lyra Taylor, Mrs. Eric Greenieaf has returned to | D her apartment at the Presidential af. ter spending two weeks in Birming- | ) A brilliant round of social events |Hanlon, Mrs. Grattan Ke T Cunningham Co. and buffet supper to the visiting mem. | will take place in Washington during | Mrs. C. B. Krogmann, Mrs. J. B. Lana- s, authors, composers and artists|the 10 days from May 4 to 14, when [han, Mr. John McAnd at the clubhouse of the District of |the quinguenn 3 Columbla League of Pen Women, 1709 | Council of W H street, at 9:30 o'clock Monday eve-|in this city. The President and Mrs. nen will be in session and s and_will receive all the | Park: at the White House, on a et made public. M wife of the Secretary of visiting members will |and host, W. s | date not all members as well B. y at London during | Webster, | her husband's term as Ambassador to | Wheatle! rious smaller groups of the dele- 1'in books are cor. | gates will be received by the wives adors and ministers The first an Gonzaga High S making a |at the Mayflowe al senior prom of hool will be given at Club, Mr. and Mrs. Thor - Mrs. D. K. Butler, Bergin, Mr. nul Mr. Martin € 8. George [Afl\l M i i Gl e ety atherine T. Hurley Timothy 1314 Mr. and F. J. Be Ala. 314 7th St. N.W. Sale Begins Tomorrow AT 9:15 O’'CLOCK The overwhelming importance of this sale has prompted us to have ample stocks of these Coats held in reserve, so that the selec- tions will be complete during the entire day— Coats will be added to the racks continuously. 1 of the International | F. Meeg:m J. J. Mulv Talbott, and Mrs. H. Winship Alumnae Association will give a bene- = fit bridge alumnae gymnasium fund at the May AFLIN Qur fully equipped lens-grinding labora- v artisans. Let us make your Glasses. CLAFLIN OPTICAL CoO. tory operated Established 1889 This store has developed its tremendous Ready-to-Wear business on its ability to always offer THE NEWEST AND BEST MERCHAN- DISE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, and many spectacular purchases have been made to uphold this reputation; but hardly ever have we been in such a wonderful position to take the offerings of the distressed manufac- turers of high-grade garments—who find themselves overloaded with goods after the Easter Rush. il We had our pick of thousands of the finest Coats in the season’s most wanted materials, colors and trimmings, and to those who have waited for our After- Easter Sales they will be well rewarded, because they will buy a coat for just about one-half the before-Easter price. vs, Mrs. James | 2 o'clock. ary A. Nee, Mr. » ning, April 27. This will be a program | Coolidge head the notable list of hosts | Pi Kappa Epsilon, Mr. Franklin C.|man Park Hotel Miss Martha Elting Mr. Joseph A. Petty, Mr. and | of Elizabeth, N. J., who came down to spend 5 Potzler, Mr. and Mrs.|from her home on Friday Frank | Joseph Parent, M; Mrs. Richard Martin G. Phillips, | about 10 days. , Mr. and Mrs. A nd Mrs. A. G M iwna : their children Wood- | White Sulphu class + 978 | Wil return to thei . class of 2B, day and tea for the 922 14th *23 flower Hotel Thursday, y ill} James J. O'Donnell,| Mrs. Catherine Stevenson-Scott has | Patrick O'Donoghue, | with her at her apartment at Ward Wardman Park Hotel | RESINOL Soothing and He«hnq Removes dandruff and lessens Ioss of hair Resmol Soap'?' tends to k ee the hair live lustrous Orders Over $5 Delivered Free ) L L Big Sale of Perenmals Snapdragon Dianthus Columbine FFoxglove Baby's Breath Forget-Me-Not $1 DOZ. glish Daisies Gaillardia Canterbury Bells ~ Hollyhock at Carnations Hardy Sweetpeas 0 Coreopsis Lupinus Cowslips Sweet William 15¢ Each | | [ | E | | | | Delphinium Oriental Poppy Wall Flowers Pansy Plants 3 per DOZEN 6 for 80c Rose Bushes, $1.50 Each—SIX for $7.50 Selected stock, all colors Cashé& CarryFlowerStores Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nomnal Charge on Other Orders 807 14th 804 17th 2467 18th 1209 Wis. Ave. Phone Fr. 5442. Phone Fr. 10391. Tel. Col. 9697. Phone West 1702 L. Cunningham Co 316 7th St. N.W. See Unusual Display i OUR WINDOWS We will make an extraordinary window display so you may see jast what UNUSUAL VALUES THESE COATS ARE AT $23 Every Coat in the window will be duplicated in stock, and any one will he taken out at vour request. A N R Thousands of women wait for these After- Easter sales to take advantage of the general lowering of prices of fine Ready-to Wear— and we always try to be prepared to serve this thrifty type of customer in such a way that it makes it worth while for her to wait. In this great sale tomorrow there will be found every newest, latest, and most ap- proved style for all types of Women, in straightline, flare and wrappy models. Coats of Charmeen, Flan- nel, Deerona, Twill, Silk Faille, Satin and Others of Spring Weaves. Sizes from 14 to 52. This Sale Presents a Rare Opportunity It will be one of the Greatest Coat Sales this season. It is bound to be, for Coats as fine as these are certainly not to be had at $23—unless bought way under the market. Thursday and get your share of the great money savings we have for you. Come