Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 8

SOCIETY. President and Mrs. Coolidge Giving Garden Party for Veterans in Local Hospitals. HE President and Mrs. Cool idge are devoting themselves this afternoon from 4 o'clock to a later hour to the Vet- erans of the World War in Washington Hospitals, men from Mount Alto, Walter Reed, St. Eliz- abeth’s and the Naval Hospital will come in ambulances, private con- veyances and otherwise, and there will be refreshments served to them after they are received by the Pres- ident and Mrs. Coolidge. There will be a specially arranged program from the Marine Band Added to the list of veterans who are guests of honor there will be the Secretary of Navy and Mrs. Wilbur and such other membere of the cabi- net and their wives as are in the city: the As nt and the Assistant Secre officlals from the Vetes and officlals and those attending the patients from the hospitals, repre- sentatives of such veterans’ orzani- rations as are officially recognized by the Veterans' Bureau and a few others whose duties are in some way connected to the care of the guests of honor. The Ambassador of Spaln and Senora de Riano will entertain a com- peny of 30 at dinner this evening Mme. Matsudaira Honor Guest at Afternoon Tea. Mme. Matsudaira, wite of the Am bassador of Japan, will be the guest of honor at tea this afternoon of Mme. Kazeml, wife of the charge d'affaires of Persla, who will enter %ain from 5 to 7 o'clock in the lega tion on Sixteenth street. Presiding at the tea table will be Mme. Kura- zova. wife of the first secretary the Czechoslovak legation; M bert Putney and Mme. Entezam, wife of the third secretary of the Persian legation The Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro will entertain at dinner Tuesday evening in compliment to Senor Dr. Morales, special commis- sioner of Panama to this country Senora de Alfaro will be hoste: luncheon Wednesday, when her g are asked to meet Mrs. William Craw ford Gorgas and Mrs. David Du Bose Gaillard, who have just returned from a visit in Panama Senora de Alfaro was the ranking guest at the luncheon given today by Mrs. William Bailey Lamar in honor of her house guests, Mrs. Rogers B. Toy and Mrs. Bockover Toy of At lanta, Ga. The other guests included Mrs. Mason Gulick, Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. William c Fowler, Henry W. Miller, Mrs. Corcoran . Mrs. John Knapp, Mrs. L; KKendall, Mrs. Wilton J. Lamber David S. Kaime and Miss Morgan. Mary Mrs. William M. Butler Senator Butler of Massac rived today at the New Willa her home in Massachusetts and ex- pects to remain here for three or four days. Mrs. Butler came to Washing- fon to attend the garden party for dis- abled veterans and expects to be joined tomorrow by the Senator, who Is now in Philadelphia Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will re- turn shortly from New York, where she went with Representative Long- worth, who sailed vesterday aboard the Aquitania for Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann will be hosts at a garden party Sat- urday afternoon at Airlie. The most direct- route to their home is via Sixteenth street to the reservoir, there turn left and wind down the hill, crossing the bridge over Rock of | Al wear a Panama straw hat trimmed with a swirl of orchid velvet. She will be attended by her sister, Miss Rosa Lee Hite of New York and Texas, and Mr. D. H. Mordecal of Baltimore will be best man. ’ Maj. Skuse and his bride will sail Saturday for England, where they have taken a cottage in Devonshire for some weeks. They will be abroad several months, and on their return will make their home in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. John Belt have as a guest at their home, 3009 O street, Georgetown, Hayley Lever. the fa- mous Marine artist. who yesterday presented to President Coolidge a painting of the Executive yacht, Mayflower. Mr. and Mrs. Belt were with the artist and officers of the Mayflower when the presentation was made vesterday. Mrs. Thornton Boland was hostess to a company at luncheon today when >overs were latd for 12 Mrs. Flood, wid Re,resentative Henry D. Flood, will entert:in a com- pany of 14 informally at dircer this evening. * Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Amherst Cec! and their young son, George Henry Vanderbilt Cecil, have returned to their place, Biltmore House, after being in Washington for the late Winter. The marriage of Miss Evelyn Miller to Mr. Keith I. Small is taking place this afternoon in the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller on Tennessee avenue north- east. The ¢ is being per- formed at the Rev. Dr. Kyle Booth, pastor of the Ingram Memortal Church, and an informal reception will follow. The bride is wearing a_gown of white crepe de chine, made simply nd without trimming, and a picture at of white georgette crepe trimmed with a single white rose, ard a scarf of white georgette falls from the brim and is used as a scarf about her neck. She is carrying bride roses with a shower of lilies of the valley. Her only attendant s Miss Elizabeth Wil- son, who is in blue georgette crape made over old rose silk, and she is wearing o hat to match and carrying pink roses. Mr. Richard Small is best man for his brother. At the reception Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ler, parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small, parents of the bridegroom, will receive with them Mrs. Miller's gown is of orchid georgette crepe and Mrs. Small has a dress of dark blue crepe de chine, heavily beaded in beads of the same color. Later in the day Mr. Small and his bride will leave for a wedding trip, the latter traveling in an ensemble suit of brown and green, with a small hat to match. Mr. Small is & bank examiner, and has been in the Ohio district, with headquarters in Cleveland. Mr. Larz Anderson Goes To Hot Springs for Visit. Mr. Larz Anderson has gone to White Sulphur Springs from his Summer home at Brookline, Mass., where he and Mrs. Anderson went after their return from Europe. Comdr. and Mrs. Schofield are en- tertaining at dinner Monday evening at the University Club in honor of their son, Mr. Willlam Craycroft Schofield and _his classmates, the THE INTERESTED SPECTATORS AT HORSE SHOW Mrs. l"rederi‘n;l.(lll):nl Grant, Mrs. Eberle and Admiral Edward W. tional graduating class Cathedral School. Capt. are now at Deerc having closed N street. Th early in Jun Former Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo were the guests in whose honor Capt. and Isaac Emerson of Baltimore Mrs. entertained at lunc! Valley View, Hot Springs, Va. The marriage of Miss Catherine Saville Matthe and Mrs. their house at 'y will sail for Europe (a dinner for the members of the two families and the wedding party. church had a pretty arrangement of white snowballs and bridal wreath. EVE g orse Show has had in years. it st evening. The cerem formed at 6 o'clock in in Georgetown, the R ton officlating, and w John H 1ifY, Gibbons Avon, Conn., 1719 The bride was in a of white chiffon, heon yesterday at tulle was held daughter of Mrs. orange blossoms, whi Tie LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET G _STAR, WASHINGTON, bt Albnn'a'Wn)ter Smoot Matthews, to Mr.|the back of her head and fell In Louis Mackall Weld took place last|festoons at each side. ony was per- Trinity Church ev. H. A. Da as followed by The simple costume made without sleeves, straight from the shoulders to a deep circular flounce, the skirt being made quite short. in cap fashion by Her veil of ch were about New Summer Dresses —in Fine Crepes and other Printed Weaves— Artistically printed Crepes, Geor- gettes and Chiffons—that are most Eberle, important figures at the best opening MAY 1925, of honor for her sister and was in‘ deep lavendar chiffon made like that of the bride, the circular flounce fall- ing in a cascade from the right shoul- der, and her hat was of sand color horsehair braid trimmed with a single orange rose and she carried hon- eysuckle roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Isabelle Green and Miss Mar- garet Mackall, cousins of the bride: Miss Katheryn Weld, cousin of the bridegroom, and Miss Elizabeth Young. Their gowns were of orchid chiffon fashioned like that of the maid of honor and their hatg were also copfed in design, exo#Bt in orchid, and they carried honeysuckle roses. Mr. William Baker of York, was best man and the ushers in- cluded Mr. Richard Zantzinger, Mr. Frank nger, Mr. Heath David- “(Continued on > “Page D. C., THURSDAY, 21, Pa., nth Page.) SSSSRSS S SN S S A R S S FURS Repaired Remodeled Special Low Rates Liebster Furrier 1307 F Street %| \\\)\\\\\i\“fi&“«“‘&q | ZITEARANRLAERANENNNRNNNY SUMMER RENTAL At Swampscott, Beach Bluff, Mass. —attractive house of twelve rooms, with five master bed- rooms, two baths and sleeping porch. Fine shade and fruit trees and flower gardens. Beach within a few “minutes, and country club and hotels nearby. Owner going abroad wishes io rent immediately. Address Box 108-X, Star Office. She carried | bride roses and lilies of the valley Miss Marion Matthews was maid Brothers , \ Resorting to a Sale o Friday: EARLY half a hundred Town and Resort Dresses, exploiting silk, satin, faille, bengaline and flat crepe in between-season shades and Summery blends, are repriced for Friday at figures to enact a quick clearaway. Price range until now, 55.00 to 72.00. Town and Resort Frocks Friday 352 I A N SOCIETY. PO A > T DT SN ENE Dress Very Well for Very Little On the Main Floor, $10 Up 1115 -G - STREET Our Friday Special Sales —are already famous for exceptional bargains. Another one tomorrow Wash Frocks Many smart styles available 5.95 Colors: White Blue Rose Peach Green Tan Etc. Street Floor Pre-Holiday Special at Values materially better than the price Materials: Voile Linen Imported Broadcloth Silkette Striped Flannel and Plain Stevens Lido Hosiery Exclusively An Excellent Wearing Sk 122 Chiffon at Of fine even texture, with lisle garter tops and reinforced heels and toes. 40 new shades including also Black and White. Regular Price, $1.55 For Disposal Ata Big Sacrifice Creek and up the Military road to Airlie. 0 C.0.D.’s o Charges effective in their mingled color- ings—and featuring new details of fashion—such as smartly designed long sleeves, full and flaring skirts—for the dressier models. n_Williams, daughter of » Willlams, jr., and grand- daughter of Mrs. Norman Willlams of this city, is among the American being presented at the first ng room of the season at Buck- am Palace tos | TWELYV o $£ido Alfred hursday, June 18, » the morning at Church. A wedding follow immediately Ridge, Bethesda, Md With Sports Dresses of exquisite Crepe de Chine and Crepe Mon- gol—one and two piece effects—in the pleasing pastel shades. $1 8.50 e P N Y KAPLOWITZBros. INCORPORATED NINTH EET NORTHWEST GREAT BARGAINS BEAUTIFUL COATS & WRAPS FOR JUMMER WEAR $35 ™ $83 CREATED TO RETAL AT $63 TO $173 FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUJIVELY FOR DRESS :: SPORTS :: TRAVEL SPECIALIZED MODELS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE SMALL AND LARGE SIZES STORE OPENS &:50 A KAPLOWIT-Zsros: INCORPORATED 21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST BEAUTIFUL SUMMER GOWN.S $1875 JPECIAL LOW FEATURE PRICE AN EXQUISITE COLLECTION Y NEW EXCLUJSTVE PRINTED JILK FABRICS FOUND ONL' IN PARIS—EXOTIC PRINTS OF BIANCHINI, MODERNIST PATTERNS BY DUNAND, AND CHINESE GARDEN PRINTS COPIES OF THE FRENCH AFTERNOON WEAR :: INFORMAL WEAR :: SPORTS WEAR POR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE STORE OPENS a:30 A M. St. breakfast will after, at Stone -..eA new Costume Pump that so many fashionable feet are wesking . . .. .. ...We have them in rich Brown and also in Soudan Blond, And notice the stylish Zrorteur heel. The commandant of Governors Is land, Col. F. H. Lawton. and Mrs. Tawton will rtain a small com- vany at tea afternoon in- their rters on the island when the mar ge of Mrs. Frances Hite Willlams to Maj. John Charles Skuse, Reserve Sorps, L A., will be announced. The wedding will take place at 4 o'clock, just preceding the tea, in Col. and Mrs. La house, in the presence of a small company of inti. mate friends. Maj. Skuse and his bride are well known here, the latter having come here from her home in Washington, Tex., as the bride of the late Mr. Arthur Williams of Houston, and during the past Winter she has had an apartment at Wardman Park Hotel The bride will wear ecru batiste of cut work trimmed with medallions of margot lace made over a slip of orchid georgette crepe and she will Tlte Summer Dresses make their debut at ARTCRAFT FOOTWVEARA qI511-F-STREETP About st Fine Frocks , $7 Georgettes, satins, crepe, fl faille silks—the remainder of a selling group. Reduced to- Street Floor A'(’;(;“‘ Finer Frocks Kashmana, flannel, printed crepes, crepe satins and Party Frocks of Geo gette. Reduced to— Agg“‘ Fine Coats Poiretsheen and silk, plain and em- broidered and Prince of Wales model in flannel and twill. Reduced to— Second Floor wonderful 511 $19 WeeliBnd Special | Group of Charming New Hats Very distinctive styles —in Braids and Satins, and beautiful combina- tions. New shapes; new 721 Remarkable Savings on Fine Furniture A number of Bedroom Suites and Dining Room Suites have been GREATLY LOWERED IN PRICE for a limited time. The American Sportswoman mHE best-dressed sportswoman in the A Characteristic Example : GHT-PL . MAHOGANY COMB. BEDROOM SUITE; 50-in. Bureau, Chifforette, Vanity, Full Size Bed, Night Table, Rocker, Chair and Bench— Regular Price, $720; Special Price. . . ...$479 world and the best. sportswoman. Our Salon presents the smartest sports attire for sportswomen and women who love the great outdoors. VARIETY OF 1%-YD. SAMPLES OF Cretonnes, Velvets, Tapestries, etc. 5 Off 2 I o SOLD AS IS /2 Price JAMES B. HENDER.SON Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting Main 7675 Main 7676 A LARGE ION OF Lamps & Shades SE Sports Frocks of Printed and Plain Crepe de Chine in all the newest Summer Shades Maize - - - Nile - - -Coral - - - White FErlebackher Exclusively Different TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET Women’s and Misses’ styles for every occasion Third Floor. Fine Furniture, Lace: 1108 G Street—Phones