Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 8

* gate from Poland. 3 SOEIE SOCIETY President and ) Delegates Attendin La\\ TV THE EVE Mrs. Coolldge Hosts t0$ @ American lnstxmte HE Mrs, Cool- | of Ne utles [ by Ca can Law [ Cap now being held at the White House this President and here, week afternoon. The President and will give a reception quennial convention of the Interna-| tional Council of W uluv" Wednesday afternoon, May 6, at 4:30 o'clock | | Coolidge | Res te the quin- Alrs. ass tart Lord and La Dining at ish Embussy The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard will have | o guests at luncheon Sunday fp o Aberdeen of England, l arrive in on to- | <2 norrow afternoon. Lady | Aberdeen will be guests Borden Harrimun, who has leased jartment at the Hotel Washine for them. Lady Aberdeen is - dent of the International Council of | Women, which will held its quinquen- | nial conference next week | siven. be clos will Gen will e Senora de Mathieu, bassador of Chile, Vashington last evenir ing about 10 days in New The Ambas ’ Sant- Mme. Daeschrer and their two daugh- ters, the Mlles. Daeschner 1 10 Washin; ing some time in New Y The Ambassador of Japan and Mme. | Matsudaira will be the honor guests |f at dinner this evening of Mr. and|C. F Mrs. John Hays Hammond. The Minister of China and Mm Sze will entertain at dinner this eve- | ning in honor of the president emeritu. of Chicago University and Mrs. Harry |} Pratt Judson The \Ilm:tr‘r n{ the Dominic Comy H. Al lately given n Re- | by Associi of the aeveral days at the “Hotel McAlpin honor of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos left yesterday for New York, where they will be at the St.| Regis Hotel until Monday. The Min Mrs. Bruce, wife of Senator William Cabell Bruce, has issued invitations for | a lunc Tues in her home in nore, in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Finney, debutante | daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John M. Finney. Amos Gen. E. Ely A. Dr Baltze Representative and Mrs. Fred Bolle: Britten w entertain a company of | 14 at dinner this evening in honor of | ¢ the secretary of state of Cuba, Senor Carlos de Cespedes. | Jenks Mrs. Edward T. Taylor, wife of Rep-| Knigh resentative Taylor, entertained a com-| zfjles pany of 80 at luncheon and bridge to- day at the Wvyeming. The guests included members of official, Army and Navy and residential circles. Mrs. Taylor will leave W, A;hmglon\ about the middle of the month to \l\,lfl her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Taylor, jr., in Cali- fornia, after which she will go tof her home in Colorado. Additional Maj. | sisned their entertainments to be given in honor of delegates to the quinquennial of International Coun-| cil of Women include a number of dinners on the evening of May S. The Minister of Hungary and Count- ess Szechenyi will give a_dinner to Hungarian delegates, the Minister of the Serbs, Croats and Slowenes, Dr. Pavichich, will entertain delegates from_the kingdom he represents, and the Minister of Esthonia and Mme. Pilp will be hosts to delegates from their country and Latvia. Others who will entertain that evening are Mrs. Alvin E. Dodd, Mrs. Robert Lan- sing and Mme. Lubomirska, a dele- May 7 a number of teas will be given complimentary to the distin guished women. Mrs. Harry S. New will entertain from & to 7 o'clock. Mrs. Curtis Dwight Wilbur will re- celve after 4 o'clock, as will Mrs. Pierce Butler, Mrs. Willls Van De- vanter and Mrs. Alvin E. Dodd. Miss May Adams is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Rankin Young, in her home, in Cleveland Park. Miss Adams has leased a cottage at Bass Rocks, Mass., for the Summer and will open it the middle of June. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Houghton will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of Mr. Frank Plummer of New York. Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury of Phil- adelphia is expected to arrive today and will be at the Hotel Mayflower for a visit. Mrs. Stotesbury lived in Washington for some years as Mrs. Oliver Cromwell, before the death of Mr. Cromwell. Lieut. Col. C. M. Wesson, Ordnance Department, United States Army, an- nounces the engagement of his daugh- ter Nancy to Lieut. Raymond Stone, ir., Artillery Corps, United States Army. . Among those who will be hoste for the performance of “La Traviat which will be given by the Washing- ton Opera Company at the Auditorium Wednesday evening, May 13, at 8:15 o’clock, are Mrs. Harlan P. Stone, the Minister of the Netherlands and Mme. de Graeff, Mrs. Joseph E.Thropp, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Mrs. H. C. Sheridan. Visiting artists from the Metropoli- tan Opera will add to the brilliancy of this performance. Mr. have as v.he(r guest the latte H. and Mrs. Willlam F. No Delays — No Worries Papering Promptly and Properly Done, -—very reasonable. The nlnzrhmurn trike does not affect us—Painting and decorating, awoings made and repaired. Consult us be- s having work “CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 714 13th St. N.W. _ Main sTOrRAGE i !1] | REPAIRING REMODELING Special Low Rates Call Main 4530 For Storage BERTRAM COHN CO. their New York home the first of next members o ) er dance the night of when the partles of about eight each Wednesday Thomas Hard nd May 9 | To Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur ar L. the |branch of the United States Infantry | members of the Infantry Hart, Mrs. Hull, Maj. Gen. Merritte Ireland | and Mrs, Brown, Col. Ovenshine and Mrs. Ovenshine. Department, and with Mrs. Allen has purchased a home in Edgemore, wheres bridge luncheon at the American As- they will make their residence durm? e Amnh | - L w York, who was joined today pt. Moore. t. and Mrs. Moore will return to ervatio being made by ciety for the din aturday, May riday Evening Dancing will change its usual form of ainment and dozens of dinner will be The lst for reservations will sed in & few days. Frank S. Hight has gone to ummer home, Woodland Far . for a brief stay. She shington in about ten Downey dinner | and Mrs. ntertain a evening rge I ompuny at msay Cree, who has isins, Mr. and aliaferro during will sail for her home in Scot- | and Mrs. Lewndes Hosts Mrs. C. H. T. Lowndes | dinner last evening in the Secretary of the | Wilbur. The other | and Mrs. Charles | and Mrs. Claude | and M Comdr. and Mrs Capt. nd Lieut. Woods T plimentary to Maj. Gen. Robert len and Mrs. n, who have come to Washington. a ball was | fast_evening at the Mayflower officers of the Washington | THE HONORABLE Aunt of the Honorabl: Sybil Amherst of Lond last evening was in the nature of a whlcome to Washington on the part of their military associates. Mrs. (Mifton, widow of Dr. Claude E. Clifton, will sall in June for Italy to visit her son-inlaw and daughter, | Mr. and Mrs. James Barclay Youns, in Venice, where Mr. Young 1is ,1 Jnited States consul ation. Standing under a cluster Infantry colors, the zuests of were greeted by 300 officers and nd their o: Mr. | ecretary | s E. Nolan | - Rabert C H. Fries and \( Mai Gen. 7 Miss Claudia Reed has gone to Princeton, where she will join a house | party over the week end. A, Hull and| Ireland, Maj. Gen. Hanson | and Mrs. Ely, Brig. Gen. Hagh um and Mrs. Drum, Col. G. F. 11, Col. F. C. Bolles and Mrs. Col. F. R. Brown and Mrs. F. 8. Cocheu and Mrs. Sskridge and Mrs. H. Estes and Mrs. Hughes, Col. 1. C. and Mrs. Jenks, Col. H. E. t and Mrs. Knight, Col. P. L. and Mrs. Miles and Col. A. T. | Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Miller have | spent a few days in Washington with | the former's brother, Dr. Maur Milier, and are now at their country home, Lebanon Farm, on the Po. tomac near Gunston Hall. After a week or ten days there they will go to New York, where they will make | their permanent home. Mr. and Mrs. | Miller will be with the latter's moth- | er, Mrs. Shoup, at Scarborough-on Hudson, through the remainder of the Spring. G. W Gen. Allen has lately been as- as chief of Infantry in the War Among those who will entertain at soctation of University Women's club- stay tomorrow are Mrs. Samuel Her- | i in Washington. The ball WE ARE NOW OCCUPYING OUR NEW BUILDING —at 1625 Connecticut Avenue and will be pleased to have you see Washington's latest and best appointed Oriental Rug establishment. fImproved Facilities for the CLEANING, REPAIR- ING+and STORAGE of fine rugs are special fea- tures of our new building. flOpen for your inspection until 10 p.m. Today and Tomorrow OPENING SPECIAL _A choice selection of Orientals, in various 340 sizes—values $75 to $95—during the Opening.. A. H. BAKSHIAN Formerly 818 Conn. Ave. 1625 Connecticut Avenue Over 35 Years in Business in Washington The Footwear Style Center ““Raquet” one strap Two tone wave stitch High Spanish Heel Black Satin True Smartness and genuine value commend them to you A Style For Every Taste and Occasion Reduced, One Week Only SILK HOSIERY $1.55 Chiffon and service weights. Our regular sterling quality. 3 Prg, $4.50 X WATT'ERS 1337 F St. N.W. ING BRITISH GUEST IN CAPITAL dohn F. A. Cecil, taying at the STAR, WASHINGTON, D. fcan Association of University Women, 1634 I street. FRIDAY tertained Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick (Col- leen Moore) at dinner Tuesday eve- ning. The party later attended the performance at the Natlonal. A large and enthusiastic gathering is expected at the anpual May ball this evening at Wardman Park Hotel glven by Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No. 20, U D. C., for the benefit of the chapter’s general relief and memorial work. The chapter for begg noted for its M BeMjamin Soule Frank Morrison, chalrman, and Miss Marie J. McGuire, vice chairman, of the ball committee are confident the social side of the ball will surpass anything the chapter has yet achieved. many years has Mrs. Harllee, wife of Col. William C. Harllee, gave a luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Mrs. McNary, wife of Senator C. R. Me- Nary, who will sail tomorrow for Eu- rope.” Covers were laid for 16. Mrs. George Vanderbilt entertained a company of six at the supper-dance at the Club Chantecler last night. Mrs. Jensen, wife of Comdr. Henry Martin Jensen, who has been visiting Mrs. Otto Nimitz in the home of the latter's parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hughes, in Chevy Chase, will re- turn to her home in Bronxville, N. Y where she is living during the absence of Comdr. Jensen, on duty at Sea. Mrs. Nimitz was hostess to a small company informally at tea yesterday for Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Leliah Calhoun Leidinger, who is visiting her brother and sister-in- law, Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Critten- den’ Calhoun, has taken a box for the American music evening which will be given Monday evening in the Washington Auditorium under aus- s of the music department of the National Council of Women of the United States. The audience will be of | unusual interest that evening, when a number of the delegates and guests from other cities and countries who are here for the quinquennial will be present. Lieut. and Mrs. B. W. Waller were hosts at dinner last evening at the Congressional Country Club in com- pliment to their house guest, Mrs. John Rochester of Buffalo. The other Buests were Comdr, and Mrs. Herbert WmdowShades Muin 3211 for Estimat F, St Dulln & Martin Bldz. ORENCE AMHERST, and with her sister, the Honorable ayflower. rick, who has four tables; Mrs. Mary Gregory Johnson, hostess for two tables, and Mrs. Frederick T. F. John- son. Miss Eggenia Le Merle has gone to Princeton to attend the proms and will return to her home the first of the week Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club will have its May luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the clubhouse of the Amer- \VASHINGTON. Pams JuLius GARFINCKEL & Co, THE NEWEST FASHIONS MISSES, JUNIORS AND GIRLS Distinctive Models at Moderate Prices VERYTHING smart in new Spring ap- parel for young women and girls is shown here in models made up especially for us. 'HE best designs of noted makers for street, school, sports and evening wear are in- troduced. Dresses with Coats to Match Coats Dresses Hats Sweaters Skirts Middies Unusual Accessories Graduation and Confirmation Dresses F STREET CORNER OF 13™ A PROTEST AGAINST FRICTION ROLLY COhCE “BUT friction cannot be eliminated,” said a prominent automotive engineer . « « “if it could, a motor car would almost last forever.” The amazing long life of a Rolis- Royce demonstrates beyond question that friction can be reduced to an almost undreamed - of minimum. A child of five years can push a Rolls- Royce limousine on a level street. Jack up the rear wheels. Notice how they move apparently of themselves. Why? Because the slight weight of the tire valve alone more than equals the fric- tion of the wheel bearings, the pro- peller shaft. the differential gears and the transmission. Because friction has been so nearly eliminated, our three-year guarantee for every mechanical part costs us only $2 per car to make good. en you know that twenty years of service, practically no up-keep cost, and over 600,000 miles of motor comfort await you, you realize that this is not only the most comfortable car in the world, but a common-sense investment. You should take the 100-mile trial trip. Select any roads you desire. Let us show you an ideal of motoring you have never thought possible before. WASHINGTON SHOWROOMS 2400 Sixteenth St. BRANCHES AND MAINTENAIICE DEPOTS IN LEADING CITIES MAY SOCIERY. 8. Howard, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John F. Meigs, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Amos Loder, Lieut. and Mrs. A. E. Glann, Lieut. and Mrs. Ben- jamin 8. Killmaster, Miss Katherine Beach, Lieut. Comdr. Donald Royce and Lieut. Thomas C. 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