Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 48

izserregrraasi if e Round of Festivities Mark Chevy Chase Record of a Week Club Meetings, Luncheons, Teas in Program—Resi- dents Entertain Guests. Mrs. Lansing Collins of Princeton, N. J., is the house guest of her broth and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. He bert B. Hanger, at their home on Woodbine street and Meadow lane for several weeks. Mrs. J. W. Crandall_entertained at lunchéon and bridge Tuesday at her home on Jocelyn strect. SOCIETY. NEW HOSTESS FOR THE SOCIETY SUNDAY Mrs. Coolidge a Patroness For Hospital Benefit Mrs. Calvin Coolidge will head the list of prominent patronesses of the benefit card party, to be held at the Harrington Hotel, Thursday evening, for the purpose of raising funds to erect an addition to the hospital of the University of Virginia. Miss Martha Oaks, who has spent several years among the mountain people of Virginia and West Vir- ginia, will journey from Charlottes- ville, Va., that she may be present at the affair, and will give a brief talk on conditions in the mountainous sec- tions. She will stress the necessity of building®the proposed addition to the university hospital that the chil- dren in those sections may receive proper treatment of contagious diseases. SHhe is also expected to re- view cases of diptheria, scarlet fever, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. APRIL proved fatal to mountain children be- cause of their inability to secufe proper medical attention. . Prominent Washingtonians have responded to the appeal for funds for the new addition and have signified their intention of attending the card party. Mrs, Woodrow Wilson, widow of the war President, has voiced her approval of the affair' and con- tributed to the fund. In addition to Mrs. Coolidge, Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt, Mrs. Wiltlam E. Chamberlain, Mrs. Thomas Sterl- ing, Mrs. Mary C. D. Johnson, Mrs. E. J. Brennon, Mrs. Edgar B. Meritt, Mrs. Anton Heltmuller, Mrs. W. I Denning, Mrs. Rose Mulcare and Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb will act as patron- esses: Mrs. Brennon, wife of the man- ager of the Harrington Hotel, made the necessary arrangements to hold the affair there without cost. Nu- merous Washington merchants huve 26, 1925— PART SOCIETY. = Card Tables Taken For Hospital Benefit Among the ladies who have taken tables for the card party to be given on May 1 at 2:30 o'clock in the New Willard Hotel for the benefit of the free wards in thoe Episcopal Eye, Bar and Throat Hospital under the aus- rices of St. Thomas Church commit. tee are: Mrs. St. Plerre Galllard, Mrs Cary T. Grayson, Mrs, James. M. Green, Mrs. Willlam M. Hanney, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Alfred Pem- brook Thom, Mrs. Charles V. Wheeler, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark, Mrs. Melville Church, Mrs, Peter A. Drury, Mrs. Paul D. Fenlon, Mrs. Stephen Slocum, Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes, Mrs. Haynes Ellis, Mrs. Ralph H. Hallett, Mrs. John A. Johnston. Mrs Arthur O’Brien. Miss Florence Worth F. Tait, Mrs. John C. Boyd, Mrs W. Reilly, Mrs. C. A. Stedman, Miss Sarah Munroe, Miss Francis Smith, Mr 5. *S. Kennedy. E Harry Taylor, Charles Creighton, Mrs. Mrs. C. W. , Mrs. R. ayne, Mrs. A. Smith. Additional patronesses are: Mrs Clark Noble, Mrs. Victor Cushm Mrs. George Hillyer, jr.. Mme gren, Mrs. Willlam C. Rives H. Holmes, Players are requested to furnish cards or mah-jongg sets for their tables. Mrs. Watson Clark, 417 Fourth street northwest, is chairman of tickets. Clark Mrs. Thomas Thomas H. Hansen, Mrs. H. Holmes, M-s. offman, Building of steel houses which be constructed in a few days is be held up in England by stri Seidell and Mrs. | | DRAMATIC Ay ART self-cxpression are ery one. no matter wha Jowed. And these attribu. personality are t TEL MRS. N. C. COON’S Prescriptions Use now and huve exquisite complexion and beautiful hair— Hy r y. Absorbent Cles Reduces the p r flabby necks and wrinkles. tightens the skin. very effective. : Pure and Roral, pneumonia and meningitis that have ington, Mrs. C. B. Keferstein, Mrs.|of trades unions. Mr. J. J. Byrne of Jocelyn street has been called to Boston, Mass., on account of the death of his father Mr. and Mrs. George Oakley and their daughte uriel _of Toronto, Canada, are guests of Mr. and Mr: Charles W. ‘Penn at their home on Jocelyn street and will remain for several 3 The social section of the Women's Club of Chevy Chase entertained at tea Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George I\ Kikkelson, on West Lenox street in honor of the new members of the club, their sponsors and the executive board of the club. S ‘ . f i Mrs. Warren D. Brush and Mr: Ly T e . . $ o Hubert Bissell presided at the te ; § X s isted by Mrs. Darrel Smith, n F. Kneipp, Mrs. Winslow Herschal, Joseph Deveau Arthur Barton Crane, M Frederick B. Stieg and Mrs. Kar Fenning. Mrs. Herbert B. Hanger of Meadow lane entertained at luncheon and bridge Monday at the Manor Club in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Lans {ng Collins of Princeton, N. J. Among the gu were Mrs. Edward C Sassar, E. F et, Mrs. P. M. Anderson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs Will o her zu Mrs. George Mass.: Mrs. Alvin V. William Pace, Mrs. John Marshe Mrs. E. A. Speafte. Miss Anne Pollard, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Pollard McKinley stregt spending a week in Syracuse, N. Y., whete she is the guest of Miss Mildred - Whaley of Washington, a student of Syracuse University Mrs. .J. C. Bowen of West Melrose street is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Grif- fith "at their home in Montelair, N. J Mrs. George N. Roberts and her Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill and their son, George, jr., of Waban, Mass. daughter, Margaret f Wilkinsburg, have been the house guest of Mr. and | Pa., are the house guests of M mdl donated articles to be given as prizes. Our Divided Payment Divided Payments Easily Plan Arranged A proved plan that thousand of Washingtonians have used successfully. No interest or extras. No interest or extra charges. —makes Buying Easy. ® X3 BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. ST “THE DEPENDAB < Sale of Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Suites You Save Many Dollars if You Choose in Golden- berg’s Furniture Week No need to tell-you these are re- markable furniture values. The price speaks for itself. Here you will find that quality, that style and real beauty which is always evident in good furniture, and you can buy it-at a price remarkably low. STORE" t25 10 shrieeey anc MRS. E. ROSS BARTLEY, il Wife of Mr. Bartley, secretary to Vice President Dawes, and an agreeable voung hostess in official ranks. Club of Chevy Chase entertained on || Tuesday evening at a dinner dance at_the Manor Club. Mrs. Willilam T. Pollard at their home | Mrs. E. H. Pitcher at their home on| Miss Eva W. Cumming on McKinley street for a week McKinley street fc several weeks. been spending several days as the Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Powell are| Mrs. E. Percival Wilson entertained | guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Cum- In New York City, where they will|at luncheon and bridge Wednesday. |mings. in Herndon, Va., has returned spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Townsend and | to her home Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bull and their | their son. Ropert, jr.. are spending| Miss Bethany Renforth of York son ‘and daughter, Norman, jr.. and | several months at Lake Thun, Ober- | town, Va., a page at the D. A. R. con- Betty. have returned to their home | hosen, Switzerland, before resuming |vention. is the house guest of Mr. and on Northampton street after spend- | their tour of Europe. Mrs. A. E. Corning on Cummings ing the Easter holidays in Phila-| The social section of the Woman's | lane delphia, where ‘they visited | friends. Mr. and Mrs. E entertained the membe A-Lot Clu who has arixedret Our Divided Payment Plan is at your service. Make a small first payment and your purchases will be delivered immedi- ately—the balance to be paid in convenient monthly payments. No extras or interest charges—the price is the same, whether you pay cash or have it charged. P: art Holland s of the Laf- at dinner and bridge sSat urday evening at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur May cnter tained at dinner and bridge on Satur- evening. 3 Hume Talbert Kirke street was hoste: the Columbia Country Club A luncheon and bridge. The decorations : and color scheme were carried out | 5 / of West Tuesday at in orchid and pink. the Buests were Mrs. wope, Mr: Merle Thorpe, Mrs. Robert Flemming, Mrs. Ernest R. McComas, Mrs. De witt Scott, Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson, Mrs. Bynum Hinton, M; Gordon McKay, Lewis Bradford, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Arnold Joseph } , Mrs Shelton, « 3 Clinton D. Wolcott, Mrs. Lee Latimer, Mrs. William R. Harr, Young W dell, Mrs. A. J. ‘Wurdeman, Mrs. J fornia, Mrs. C. Elsie Talbert. Miss Jesse orthrop, 917 F Street IONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY Three-piece Overstuffed Liv- ing Room Suite, upholstered in Baker cut velour, with spring- filled cushions on all three pieces. Consists of large Sofa, Wing Chair and Club Chair. Sensational Values PLAIN AND FUR TRIMMED BEDROOM Suites at $150 Four-piece Bedroom' Suite, of combination walnut, con- sisting of Large Dresser, Large Vanity, Chifforobe and Bow- foot Bed. This suite shows good workmanship and excellent finish. A remarkable value at such a low price Clark and Adkins, Miss Miss Helen Scutter, Martha Macatee and Miss Anne Dev- ereaux are the Chevy Chase girls who | 100k & prominent part in titled, “Talk of the Town presented Thursday, | urday evenings at asc | ater. | Mrs. Geofry Cryke entertained the nfembers of her club at luncheon and bridge Friday at her home on Con- necticut avenue. Section 4 of the Woman's Guild ‘of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church met on Thursday for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Edward Shaw on West Bradley lane. . Dane of Montana is the house guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Morey, on Raymond street. : Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Colladay of Northampton street were hosts for the members’ tea given Sunday at the Congressional Country Club Mrs. Henry Gratton Doyle has re- turned to her home on Thirty-third street from Richmond, Va., where she acted as delegate from the District of Columbia to the convention of the League of Women Voters. Mrs, | Doyle was among the few invited | delegates who_ were entertained at luncheon by Mr. and Mrs. E. C Crane at their historical over. The luncheon honor of Mrs. an. Dr. and Mrs. Janvier Lindsay will entertain the members of Dr. Lind say's Medical Association Tuesday evening at their home on Broad Branch road. Mrs. John Ryan Devereaux loaned her home on West Bradley lane for 2 benefit card party which was given Tuesday for the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on Chevy Chase parkw; She also loaned her home on Thurs Suites at $150 Ten-piece Dining Room Suite, of combination walnut, with choice of American walnut or French walnut finishes. Consists of 60-inch Buffet, Semi-Inclosed China Cabinet, Server, Oblong Extension Table and good, sturdy Chairs to 0 O > =) NOTE: The Suites pictured are similar in design to those in the Sale. Couch Hammocks for Summer Days 0 T i Phw! Babies’ Krib . Kar, $22.50 The Krib Kar is completely Baby Carriages screened and will protect baby $24.75 from mosquitoes and flies. Full- size, with hinged lid and swivel Lloyd Leom-woven Fiber Two Tevels. I ivory enariel Reed Carriage, with uphol- stered cushions, full tubular steel pushers and corduroy finish with blue decorations. Complete with soft mattress. windshield. Very comfortable for the baby. Choice of ivory, blue, cafe and fawn. Full Size Couch Hammocks, with khaki duck windshield and sides; equipped with comfortable Rome springs and denim-covered mattress. 5-Pc. Breakfast Suites Gentlewoman’s League. i . = | 1 hd : : Table and 4 Fiber Reed Strollers $12.50 Lloyd Loom-woven = Fiber Reed Stroller, with adjustable foot well and reclining back; full tubular steel pushers. Colors of ivory, blue and cafe. Like illustration, except thnt] Stroller’is without cushion pad. NZOU<PRIO HP <CW VHZMZ<BT <UBm ZO These Coats Formerly Sold at $30.00, $40.00 and $50.00 In this group are coats of the very latest modes—plain and with fur borders—all the new colors in the most desired fabrics—all silk crepe lined. Coats of Poiret Twill, Poiret Sheen, Charmeen, Flannel, Suedene, Satin, Deerona, etc., are’ included. YOU MAY PAY AS LOW AS A Substantially Made Breakfast Suite of five pieces, finished in ivory enamel with blue deco- rations. Consists of strong drop-leaf table and four artistic chairs. Shirtwaist Boxes, $2.98 Good size Shirtwaist Boxes, made of clean lumber, covered with cretonne, finished with a hinged lid, side handle and legs. ATRALATRAILES HIf is one .of the New Carmack Taxis for- special -delivery be- tween your home and the plant. Garments are called for and deliv- ered direct to homes as early as 7 a.m. and late as 9 p.m. Lincoln 239 Carn2acK| DRy CLEANING Co. | ! 1120 Queen St. N.E. WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS . - $35 We recommend the “White Mountain” Refrigerator because it is economical in the consumption of ice and a perfect food preserver. We feature tomorrow a popu- lar number of the “White Mountain” line ; a 3-door type, with golden oak case and baked white interior. Equip- ped with exclusive Duplex ice grate. 50 pounds ice ca- pacity. These Attractive Fiber Reed Living Room Suites 24 823 * $24.50 Cedar : Chests, Three-piece Living Room Suite, of fiber reed, splen-' didly made and finished—just as attractive and com- fortable as you could wish for. Consists of 48-inch sofa, large, comfortable rocker:and chair, with spring-filled cushions. Attractive two-tone finishes. 3 $16.98 The famous “Lane” make. 48- inch decorated Cedar Chests in beautiful Duco lacquer finish. Made of genuine Tennessee red cedar-—a. sure protection against the destructive moth. AND THE BALANCE ON - YOUR OWN TERMS - §BaavErerssrenurneane