Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1925, Page 43

BETROTHAL RECENTLY ANNOUNCED SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY 'STAR, WASHINGTON APRIL 19, 1925—PART 2 SOCIETYX. £ New Serbian Attache J i i May Ball Patronesses I Change in Date Announced Card Party for Benefit |y T A I T b Bride of April 11 Of Home for Children | § B @I2TERC LTRTR And Wife Have Served Homeland Valorously Adjemovitch Was Soldier, and Betrothed Worked slea;on, “The ;}f':"of“;vml‘r(ner;e::umtr:— yet llbye cox;lpletpd.l it l!s t‘nm;;rll x:m Baroness von Below, Mrs. MacPher- . cludes: Mrs. v W. Keyes. Mrs. a nuguber of prominent Washington |son Crichten, Mrs. Edson Brig During War as Nurse. Arthur Capper, Mrs. Claude Swan. R R ie: roctety Toik ‘Will ‘o | poms CEiGHipn, Mrs. Bidacn Briky son, Mrs. Eberle, Mrs. Thomas S. present and will entertain large dinner | \irq' George Eastmond. Mo 1 Crago, Mrs. Carey Grayson, Mrs. parties previous to going to the cos-| \Wenb, Alrs. Alfred 1er M. and Mme. Branko Adjemovitch, like the Minister from the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, M. Ante Tresich Pavichich, are direct links connecting the present with the tragic events which began on August 2, 1914. The Minister is a national hero and his services in the fleld and in the coun- cils of state have made him one of the important men of his country. M. and Mme. Adjemovitch, the former the second secretary of the legation, are in the early 30s, and 11 years ago, when the first gun was fired in what developed into the devastating World War, the one had just completed his course in the University of Belgrade and was about to commence the prac- Named by D. of C. Chapter The May ball to be given at Ward- man Park Hotel, Friday evening, May 1, by Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz, president, will be one of the outstanding soclal features arranged by the chapter this Frederick Grant, Mrs. Cochran Thom, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs. E. A. Harriman, Mrs. Howard L. Hodg- kins, Mrs. Jasper Beall, Mrs. P. M. Gray, Mrs. Willlam A. Moffett, Mrs. R. E. Stitt, Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Mrs. Willard Saulsbury, Mrs. Isaac Gans, Mrs. G. Wallace Hanger, Mrs. Ralph Endicott, Mrs. Clayton E. Emig, Mrs. John Baxter Hill, Mrs. Streater, Mrs. John . Fowler, Mrs. Eugene Le Merle, Mrs. J. M. Stoddard, Mrs. David Blair, Mrs. Jeta C. Pritchard, Mrs. Roland Drury. Mrs. George B. King, Mrs. G. F. Schutt, Mrs. Paul Joachim, Mrs. Harry E. Wrenn, Mrs. Howland Quinby, Mrs. Julius Peyser, Mrs, W. D. Tewksbury, Mrs. Howard Reeside, For Spanish Costume Ball The date for the Fiesta de Sevillana, the Spanish costume ball, which will mark the private formal opening of the Chateau Le Paradls at Ammen- dale, Md., has been changed from May 1 to April 30. ‘While plans for thie fiesta are not tume ball, which is strictly an invita- tion affair. Exquisite souvenirs, probably of real | Spanish workmanship, will be an at- tractive feature of the ball, while it is planned to carry the Spanish touch even into the special supper that will be served on that evening. The pres- ent flair for everything Spanish was an important factor In deciding that the opening event at the new resort should be a Spanish costume -ball. Practically every debutante this sea- son is sporting a Spanish shawl of some varfety or other and the Fiesta de Sevillana should bring out a won- derful picture of Castilian attire worthy of the canvas of a Zuloaga, AND COTTAGES The patronesses for the benefit card party for Episcopal Home for dren, to be given I committee Wednesda ington Club, at 2 o'cl Willlam H. Taft, Mrs. i and sport Stephen’s for the s the Wash- clude Mrs Peter k Drury and Mrs. W. H. Plummer 1309 G ST, N.W. SALE of BLACK tice of his professoin, and the other Mrs. W. B. Hays, Mrs. Arthur Bliss with toreadors, grandees, marchesas then Mlle. Aspasia Lecco, was oc- Lane, Mrs. F. S. Hight, Mrs. Nannie and Carmens at every turn. cupled with the usual thoughts of Green Jobe, Mrs. Ernest Walker, Mrs. FOE voung and attractive maidens to Willlam Marbury, Miss Hortense Har. R whom life is opening with the fairest promise. Both heard the first shots 2 S. H. Ceech, Mrs. Albert M. Bagg, of that terrible war, when the Aus- - - = " Mrs. Ivan Bass, Mrs. David Kiwche- trian army bore down upon Belgrade MRS. JAMES McCURDY, loe, Miss Mary Ambler, Mrs. L. C. In Tornado-Swept Towns SATIN and began its bombardment across the | Before her marriage she was Miss| Daw, Mrs. Forrest Vrooman, M Danube The young law student was at once mobilized and spent the next four | Benefit Dance Tuesday Gordon, Mrs. Mattie Scales, Mrs. N e e e BENGALINE years in the Serblan army. Mile. £ pCharles’ Patten Henry, Mrs. F. W. dressed, poured into Congress Hall BROCADE Lecco, the daughter of one of Serbia’s For St. Stephen’s School | Garrett, Mrs. John Dayton and Mrs. Hotel for the littie children made most renowned physicians and pres. ent national director of its Red Cross, Dr. Marco Lecco, donned the upiform of mercy and passed her years aiding the Serbian cause wherever she could. he marrfage did not occur until 1920, when M. Adjemovitch had en- tered the diplomatic service of his re- rison Evans, Mrs. J. R. Fowler, Mrs. Mary Anderson of 1825 Vernon street. Harvey Ball, Mrs. John F. Welghall, Mrs. Nancy North, Mrs. Daniel Smith Mattie Carter. Mrs. H. G. Clay is chairman of the patronesses commit- tee, with Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor, vice chalrman. In addition to a long list of patrons and patronesses already anneunced for the informal dance, which wlil be given for the benefit of St. Stephen’s Parochial School, at the Mayflower Hotel, Tuesday evening, Father Wil- liam A. Neligan, chairman of the committee adds the names of Miss el N FOT pennsylvflnian! The doll drive put on by Miss Vir ginia S, Caldwell the past week, was large and orphans by the tornado that swept through southern Illinois, March 18. Enthusiastic response was made bv the young ladies of Natlonal Park Seminary, of which school Miss Cald- well is a graduate, contributing large- ly to the success of the drive. | The dolls will soon find welcome in | FAILLE $ 2 6.75 GEORGETTE | Values $34.75 and $39.75 | stored country and had been assigned h s of little mothers in the) . to the consalar branch . Theugh |Rosetta Allen, Mr. and Mrs, T. W.| . . e ey gz g 3 Models Are Without Fur M. and Mme. Adjemoviteh have but | Barrett, Mrs. Hammer Bruett, Miss| “Sesquicentennial night” will be ob- s recently come to Washington, they have spent the past three vears in this country. M. Adjemovitch was consul for 15 months in Denver and was nearly two years in Salt Lake City before being transferred to the served by the Pennsylvania Society at its meeting in the New Willard Hotel ballroom Wednesday night at 8:16 o'clock. The plans for the 150th celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia next Frances Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burns, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cook, Mr. and Mrs. James Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cfaven, Mr. Ernest Daniel, Mrs. C. H. Dikeman, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dono- ‘Whose mother, Mr: 1ISS LUCY SYLVIA BLIS Emma T. Bliss, announces her engagement to Mr. George Malet-Provost, the wedding to take place in the Autumn. MRS. N. C. COON’S Precriptions For lovely complexion and beautiful hair e DIGNIFIED MODELS FOR MATRONS AS WELL AS CLEVER FUR-TRIMMED CREATIONS THAT ARE PLARE FRONTS TRIMMED WITH VARIOUS FURS SUCH AS BADGER, MONKEY, ICELAND FOX AND MOUFFLON. An Offering Seldom Obtained legation f the Serbs, Croats and |Yan, Mrs. and Mrs. John E. Donovan, | o > = - » Hiram Snell, Mrs. Ollie M. James, vt . Waamocion, i it Mo B B, ' B et gl poar il b a4 repreoenty | Democratic Women's Club | e Sty Mol S0 st Edy i the Scvon belng the only woman at present con. |1on Chapter, Delta Sigma Phi; Mr. £ g = Thompson, chairman of committee on noctod with the legation. Is e ohate-|808 Mrn H0kese A Green, Mge | DONIai w88 the Stste Sastentes Announce Card Party | Jhompeoh chgrman o o e o laine. Mme. Pavichich, wife of the Minister, has never come to this coun- try, being engrossed in the education of her young sons and with the vast have appropriated funds for this great international celebration. The Imperial Male Quartet will ren- der a number of appropriate selec- tions. Two hundred and fifty Penn- Catherine Gallagher, Miss Georgla Head, Mrs. Bernadette Hillyard, Miss Catherine Lennon, Mrs. Kenneth Matheson, Mr. and Mrs. John McCar- consented to open her house at New and mah-jong party Th chairman of committee for tic It is expected there will be 1 rge attendance of women of all political faiths in Washington society. Mrs. Perry Belmont has graciously 1618 avenue for bridge sday, April Hampshire Eye Refreshing Tonic $1.00 Each (Rouge, 50c) At EANN'S—_WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S AND PALAIS ROYAL The Friendly Shop—1309 G St. N.W. | womom projects of rehabilitation now in prog- R‘r‘:fi{}”‘u‘:’é;“"\r:‘rcg’\;?gzen"uo":;' May| sylvania delegates to the National|23, at:3 o'clock pm. This will be —— ress in northern Croatla, where she |oran. X Mér A . MF. | & nvention of the Daughters of the| the first time this season that Mrs | resides. ‘““?"““‘\" “',“’_"h.{.‘ Mr. Joseph Mori-| 4y orican Revolution will be honor | Belmont's handsome ballroom has | 299 299 M. and Mme. Adjemovitch are typ-|2rt¥. Miss Alma Neligan, Miss Regina | U, octq of the soclety on this occasion. | been used for entertainment, and this i PRING CLEANING jcal of the new order of diplomats,| N eisan, Mr. Michael J. Niland, Mrs. | 30, "the" hast five yea#s the Pennsyl- | courtesy has been given to the wom- sie v being progressive and_interested in |Marie Niland, Miss Ma. land, Mrs.| . vio Soclety - has had them at its|an's National Democratic Club of 82 the ways of the New World and its oone, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew | o\ i meeting. Connecticut avenue. LR 4 = O'Callaghan, Mrs. Katherine O'Dea,| 4P 4 g " ideals and ambitions. She was edu- L - Among the box holders for the| The board of governors is plannin cated in the old university city of | Mt Timothy OWanlon Mrs. John| peeting are Mr. A. W. Mellon, Secre. | to make this party one of the larg rieberg, Switzerland, and, like nearly | TiEoty Mre. Mary ';fig‘fi‘l- . \;‘;“f’ tary of the Treasury: Mrs. James J.|and most beautiful of the Spring sea- s all the Slavs, she has the gift of | TS, John S. Taylor, Rev. Mgr. | 1, Secretary of Labor: Repre.|son. Many delegates to the D. A tongues, speaking English perfectly, | G i Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John| i o,iifive Thomas W. Phillips, jr.;|convention, also delegates returning alns otns . g Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Warring from the League of Woman Voters | together with the polyglot languages of her neighboring countries, and her others. convention at Richmand and those | < own, the Serbian, as well as the polite e In the reception line will be the mmmgr n[; qu- n|vnm!lurn]mul m.nf('rr Our Cleaning Processes Positively tongues of KEurope, French, Italian " aoan honor guests and other prominent|ence of the International Council of Eliminate This Risk and Spanish. Living with Germany| Mrs. Coohdgc Aldmg members of the society. After the pro- “I?mfll‘i' will h.n(f I. opportunity ;(.j 3 3 on one frontier and Austria on the| . A . gram there will be dancing, with mu. | take advantage of this party. Resi o~ : other, all Serblans speak Ger- Hospital Benefit Party|sic furnished by the Carolinians’ Or.|dents of fashionable Washington are | and Process man fluently. She is deeply interest- ; chestra. Members' cards have been |already showing their interest by re- | 917 F St t ed in the suffrage cause, and, being | Mrs. Coolidge heads the list of pa-|mailed to all members, and guest|serving tables. ! D il 1% to 21 «Jlree “ S convincing speaker, | tronesses for the card party which | cards may be secured through the sec-| On the committee of arrangements wra LI 1c s dress the League of | Will be given May 1, at 2:30 o'clock, | retary are Mrs. Borden Harriman, president ashing e . Women Voters’ meeting in Richmond. Young, alert and Mme. Adjemovitch is in every sense a most important addition to the Serbian staff and to the corps in gen- eral. of broad views, Barnett, Mrs. Joel T. Boone, Mrs,| The Phi Sigma Epsilon Sorority’s i . B 5P Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Theodore W.|combjged chapters and guests staged Remodeled At Before After 30 Years® Practical Experience . Noyes, Mrs. Ridley McLean, Mrs.|& no and delightful dance at the epaire Summer s = d Cl b4 Cornell Alumni Sponsor John A. Johnston, Mrs. Victor Kauff- | Wardman Park Saddle Club April 16. B Prices i amtary et an Rllg eaning Lo. Karapetoft‘ Recital The Cornell Alumni Society of Washington has issued cards for a recital by Prof. Vladimir Karapetoff of Cornell Univers in the audi- torium of the New National Museum, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waters, ¢ | Representative Adam M. Wyant and at the New Willard Hotel for the benefit of the free wards in the Epis- copal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospita Other patronesses include Mrs. Har: S. New, Mrs. Willlam Howard Taft, Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph, Mrs. George Sorority Chapters Unite In Giving Novel Dance Guests in the gulse of tramps, bowery freaks, prizefighters, farmhands, etc., in mixed colors of red, gold, blue, or- ange, green and yellow, transformed a tacky party into a rainbow affair. There were refreshments, and favors in the way of chocolate Easter eggs with the sororoity’s letters, col- ored horns, hats, caps, confetti and mann, Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. David St. Plerre Galllard, Mrs. Ralph Hallett, Mrs. E. A. Harriman, Mrs. Walter Hutchins, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. A. Geary Johnson, Mrs. C. B. Keferstein, Mrs. Louis Mackall, M Edward Meigs, Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. Ord Preston, Mrs. Stan- ley Rinehart, Mrs. Alfred Pembroke at Tenth and B streets northwest, Thursday evening at 8:30 o’clock. arine. All the new sl charming ensembles. sizes. % % 3 % % & 2 @ + % @ % i % % + % k3 b3 < * % S 3 % % S 3 % misses. navy and rosewood, i A Special Purchase of Advanced Styles in Coats, Frocks & Ensembles Will Be Placed on Sale Tomorrow at 23, *29.50 and $39.50 The Greatest Values Shown This Season —includes lovely frocks in Canton crepes, ;r he $25 Sale de chines, printed crepes, georgette and lf::}: CD t —in smart sports materials, twills and kasharine, lined with a S crepe de chine or satin. Some with fur bands, others trimmed with tucks or plain tailored. All the new colors in sizes for women and The $29.50 Sale Lovely Frocks, in crepe de chine, Canton crepe, satin and georgette. Models for every occasion shown in every new shade. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; Thom, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood and Mrs. Charles V. Wheeler. serpentine distributed to the merry- makers. hades, many of which blend with the coats and make Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; women'’s, 36 to 46; “also extra includes Ensembles, made of Poiret twill and silk in combination. Tan, n women’s and misses’ sizes. of the club; Mrs. Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, Mrs. Charles W 9x12 419 New Jersey Ave. N.W. WOLF, Furier Telephone Lincoln 1481 30-32 Florida Ave. 5 | Andiacotived ... o0l ot Washed and shampooed... rug dry cleaned. .. Robert L. Pyle, Prop. Telephone Lincoln 7638 MONDAY & TUESDAY Special Sale women's, 36 to 46; also extra sizes. The Bridal Gown Trousseau Sets Traveling Attire B —in Poiret twill and plain or fancy sports materials, silk lined COatS and beautifully made throughout. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; women’s, 36 to 46; also extra sizes. includes Beautiful New Frocks, in The $3 9.50 Sale plain or flowered georgette, crepe de chine and satins. Fashionably new Godet models, apron front and straightline But You'd Have Had to Pay $40 to 850 for These Very Same Coats Before Easter EXTEND a welcome to the girl with a ros mirage before her . . . with the sound of sil- . % b $ b § b 3 3 3 b s i b - b 3 T T LEERZTRRL T T LD LT SR DL LT LD LD TR DR S 2 DAt DIEE S DL RS 2R S T2 T AR DAL R LR R SRR S 2 2 T) % styles, self trimmed, beaded or embroidered. All the new shades in misses’ very wedding bells in her ears. Here she ma; i ; g 46; also extra si 3 g y § o :pm—(o rts 'm ex‘m g N come and lelmrely- choose for her trousseau Included are Coats of Charmeen, Twills, Flan- C t . e e o ol e g B everit] gath'er togethery ber Jongwny Waadrole. .. . . ] Suedine '(111(1 Satins, all s‘;]k crepe Iinchlmnv 3 OQLS piain tatfored, others with fancy stitching nd tacke. SSilkined even be advised . . . if she wishes . . . .how to cos- R s i wedc. that ave O Vineaished by % throughout. Colors: Tan, rosewood, navy, rust, green and black. 1 sizes tume her attendants most charmingly. : ur.tnmr:ne —in mu(‘e‘s‘ af l.‘,L distinguis y 1 toowomenahd mincs % their designs and perfect workmanship. + H K % : : - REMEMBER § Better Apparel at a Lower Price EF @ @@ @E At Grayson’s You May imfl? er ;31’05. & @D. Exclusively Different = Buy on Payments y é Shop of Quality ' 937939 F St. N.W. TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-IWELVE F STREET, and ; Pay While Wearing— a W\ ° & ‘\¥ S ‘\/ S RTT Wi QLD el G