Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 8

SOCIETY. CIETY Vice President and 1rs. Dawes Hosts to German Envoy at Home in Ev anston fo and Mrs. Dawes have had HE Vice Charles G Germany the attache Selzam The An ington thi: this evening f companied by Dr. von will leave Mass., ac zam. B wife of the Am will start t Jor. where she ral weeks of , Mr, After Visit in Michigan The Secretar arrived in W from Battle Creek here the remainder of the The Greek Ministe Simopoulos are spendi Washington. They their Summer cotta; Spring: Pa. early next week is rapidly recovering e operation Mr. Davis, 1 this morning and will be week and Mme. the week in from aires of Poland, Mr. Hipolit C was host at dinner last evening, entertaining at the Am- bassador Hotel in New York in com- pliment to the minister of foreign affairs of Poland, Count Al Skrzynski, who arrived in this country vesterday. Others in the company were Count W. ( , Mr. A Poklowski. Mr. Kozielle, Mr. A. Muhl- stein, Mr. Jean C lflvh ki and Mr. James C. White hington Count Skr: (xunm\mmed by Mr. Gliwie, to mpscott today to call on 1' esident Coolidge. Lawrence today from days in Washington Senator Phipps are York on the They will spend a few York and will come the end of the w and icholad Longworth is expected tc in New York to- day aboard the Paris after passing si: weeks in Europe. He will go imme- diately to Cincinnati to join Mrs. Longworth and their infant daughter Representative > rrive tative and Mrs. Longworth | the | to Washington in They have not given up the house on M sireet, and will move to thefr house on M which they recent their return to th purchased, upon Representative M. L. Davey of Ohio, who arrived at the Willard vesterday for a short entertained at lunch- eon on the Willard roof yesterday. The naval attache of the Italian embassy and Contessa Sommati di Mombeilo are moving today from the Argonne to the house at 6 Lenox street, Chevy Chase, Md., where they will be for the remainder of the Summer. The counselor of the Greek legation, Mr. C. Xanthopoulos, has returned to Washington after a three month’s trip to the Paciflc Coast, during which he has inspected the Gr throughout the country thopoulos, who lives at Wardman | Park Hotel, expects to sail for Europe about the gust on leave. He will join Mme. Xanthopoulos and their children for a vacation Switzerland. Mrs. George Barnett is spending to day in Washington, having come up from her country estate Manor, V. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suydam, son-inlaw and daughter of Mrs. Barnett, spent the week end with her at Wakefield. Mrs. Frank W. Mondell will leave ‘Washington about August 1 for her home in Wyomi Miss Dorothy Mondel] went West Friday Miss | Majorie Mondell will go to Trenton to visit Miss Betty Wood- ward next weel Announcement is made of the en- | gagement of Miss Minna Dessez to | Lieut. Comdr. Miss Dessez is ‘the daughter and Mrs. George Adolphus 3 of New ank‘ and Lieut. Comdr. Cassard is the son ci the late Chap- lain Willlam G. Cassard, U. S. and Mrs. rd. The wedding will take place in New York early in the Autumn. Mrs. A. L. H Ernestine Hic ton Inn are in visit relatives Arkansas and C turning to Wa: and daughter, Miss friends in Texas, ahoma before re- Mr. Henry Haywood Glassie, mem- | ber of the U mx->.1 States Tariff Com- mission, is sa y on the steam- ship Republic mx rance. Mrs. Willebrandt in New York for Few Days The Assistat Attorney Mabel Walker Willeb to New York, and is Astoria. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot, wife of the Governor of Pennsylvania, motored to eneral, Mrs. h: Tomorrow at 9:15 A.M. A Sale of Midsummer DRESSES AT END-OF-SEASON PRICES Group No. 1 RESSES Formerly Priced at $29.75 to $45.00 — NOW — EE;.7ES None charged—or exchanged ~SHOP _1 House and E to| ; | Their guests included Brig. "| vel Rockenbach, sachusetts avenue, | in | Wakefield | ston in September. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. r Few Days. | New York from their Summer home | at Milford, Pa., and is at the Hotel | Ambassador. Senorita Yolando Jaimes * of the Minister of Bolivia, enora de Jaimes Freyre, will en- n at a supper party this evening Freyre, wife of of the home at Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary motcred from her Hyde Park, N. Y., to Twin Mountain in the White Mountains. She Miss Dickerman York, and they ral days before k | Mrs. | tormer Navy, is far returning 1o ¥ Miller and her Miller of New agze at Hot the remain- | der of the Summer. Mrs. Miller and | her daughter were in Washington for several weeks, having come for the | marriage of the latter's cousin, Miss Frederica McKenney, to Mr. Blaine Mallan. Mrs. Andrew J | daugnter, Miss France L Mrs. Elliott Snow and Stanley Snow- have opened their mmer home at Chororua, in the White Mountains, for the remainder of the season. Capt. b 4 | | Miss Martha Codman has as her cuests in her Summer home at New- port Mr. and Mrs. Louis Livingston Seamon. Mrs. Hampson Gary entertained a small company at luncheon yesterday |on the Willard roof. Dr. Louis Lehr has gone to Bar Harbor and joined Mrs. Lehr in their cottage, Wingcote, for the remainder of the season. E. Col. and Mrs. Francis Riggs entertained at luncheon yvesterday at Green Hill, their estate in Hyattsville. the counselo | French embassy, Count de Sartiges; the first secretary of the Rumanian legation, Mr. Nano; the first secretary of the French embassy, Mr. Jules | Henry; District Commissioner Col A Franklin Bell, Miss Jane A. Riggs, . R. W. Bohlen, Col. Clarence O. ; , Mr. and Mrs. J. Enos Ray, | Miss Mary McMullen, Mrs. Dudley Morgan and Lieut. Haynes, aide-de- camp to Gen. Rockenbach. The luncheon was given to com- memorate jointly Bastille day and the | 100th _anniversary of the death of | Gen. L'Enfant, the French architect, | who planned the City of Washington and who is burled in the grounds of | Green HilL Mr. dnd Mrs. Glenn H. Leland en tertained at a garden party with | dancing last evening at their home, in | Chevy Chase, the occasion being in | | celebration of their eighth wedding anniversary. The guests included Mr. { and Mrs. Howard C. Beck, who motor- |ed from Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs | Charles McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. E.| Richard Gasch, Mr. and Mrs. Godtrey | Munther, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B.| Fleharty, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet, Mr. and rs. Howard Read, Mr. and Mrs. Fred an, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Scaife, Miss | Scaife, Mrs. Doris Russell, Mrs. Eliza- bet™ Northrop, Mr. Don_Smyth, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Frank Yeager, Mr. Charles Dudley, Mr. Charles Roberts and Mr. James Devore. 1 | The first secretary of the Peruvian Dr. Bedoya, entertained at {embassy, |luncheon yvesterday at the Congres- sional Country Club {n honor of Mar- quis de Buena Vista, who will go to New York and sail tomorrow for South America. It is to be a gala time tomorrow from 3 o'clock until midnight, when | 1143 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Clearance of HATS At Remarkable Price Savings | Prices Now N ROUTE TO POL. - fl.d,exfi MRS. there will be given a social event that promises great enjoyment to all who attend. This will be at the Old Fash- fon Garden Party at the Brooke Tea House, Geor venue and Blair road, given by the ladies of the Mary Taliaferro Thompson Memorial A sociation of the Confederated South ern Memorial Association, in order to raise funds for their work. There will be attractions galore, among these cards in the afternoon, then supper and then dancing, while in between will be fortune telling with cards and graphology readings, these latter by Mrs. Dickson-Hallencreutz, an ex- pert in the interpretation of hand- writing. There will not be a dull moment, and there will be no charge Your Friend ‘Who Purchased a Fur Coat From Us Early About Her Savings on It |55 72 *10 | 20% off All White and Light Colored Felts Group No. 2 DRESSE Formerly Priced at $29.75 to — NOW — '19 $55.75 1316 G St. With collar, FEarly Sale price. In_svort Doy Early Sife price. & City Clud Building Ba i oo SR JOHN B. Whose husband was recently appointed and who is now on the way to that country with him. and Repaired in Special Notice—Open Saturday Until 3 _ Genuine Silver Muskrat Coats. tional Theater on Monday, July 20, to see Cyril Maude's great success, Aren't We All?," are: Canon Stokes, Dr. and Mrs. Bishop, Capt. and Mrs. Bierer, U. 8. N.; Rev. Meade B. MacBryde, MaJ. and Mrs. McLane, U. 8. A, and Lieut. and Mrs. Hoppin, U. S. A. Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift, who has been for six weeks in Providence Hos. pital, is improving and expects to leave the hospital the 1st of August Mr. F. O. Borwig of London, Eng- land, is making an extended stay in Washington and is at Wardman Park Hotel. Dr. Willlam M. Ballinger, Wesley Bovee, Dr. Thomas M. Dr. Charles 1. Griffith and I P. Madigan, officers in the Reserve Corps of the United * Army, after spending two the Medical Field Service School at Carlisle, Pa., will return to Washing- ton Sunday. D 3. Foley, Deaths Reporled The following_death to the Heaith Depar hoyrs Leonida Courtney Jain W, Raley. 31, oital Edward L. Pugh, 71, Efie R Porkins, 5 Howard Witlis, b, 3 Buena Stephens. ‘60, Josevh Hill st ‘James Brown. 38. 3 Alexander court L orarn abe Walter: Heed Soapital Georgie Miller, 46, 300 € Annie Wheeler, 47. 'St. Elizabeti's Hos- ol Tréne Waah neton, 24, 440 Sth st ew J ell, "9 months, Chiidren's Sidne D Davis, 2 830 New Hampabire fhfant ot "Riith and Harold Maxwell, R st. have been reported nent in the last 24 1501 Park rd st. Elizubeth's Hos Interstate Commerc Sibley Hogpital Linwood bl Providence Hnumml duys Leroy Hogpltal, monthe 'ETSON, Births Reported. The following births have been rei to the Health Devartment ‘in the lsst ours cwlohn and Hattie B. Presioss, boy and girl wins Frank and Mabel Heller. boy. Jogeob and Frances Paiano. eirl. o el bor. ported thy Garner, boy. 1d Mary E. Layman, boy. nd Dorothy Younk. and M. Delories boy.. HIB Bondduvant. Myron V. and Vernie A, Cramer. girl. and B b"’1 and Berni . wrl. Carric Green: boy: Catherine Manikan. sirl. i o Bowaer! oy b A and Josephine Glascos. boy. Farona snd Bt Marwell oy L.;m. uni Entelle B J ames N. and F\4 fi' '}3“;!)/ bnfl Marriage Licenses. ge licenses have been fssued to the Mo Levin and Ethel Crowetz, both of ot Cateravills, Gu., snd £ Dundalk | of Mount 1da, V: v Lowder of this” clty. — Gibson,” ir. and Edna M. R\m'.m‘_vxu M Eigin and Beesie B. Syunders. ider Stewart and Emma Hollang . Hiekiredn and Jaus M Bro- 5 . Baker and Emily M. Little. Leo Gréen and Atina Baviye. Nothing succeeds like the success of some people’s failures. KAPLOVITZ e INCORPORATED 21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST JULY CLEARANCE nited States Minister to Poland, for admission. The attendance prom- iges to be very large, with a happy AN IMPORTANT EVENT BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION time for all in prdspect Studying Educational NO GREATER BARGAINS ARE POSSIBLE “nrk en Route to Africa. Margaret M. Scott of England s spending some time at the Grace Dodge Hotel. She is going to Africa to direct Government educational work for women and girls of the Gold- Coast, and is here to study methods of education, under the direc- tion of the Phelps-Stokes fund. ALL HAND-TAILORED SUITS ALL HAND-TAILORED COATS Among those who have taken tickets for the benefit theater party for the twenty-fifth anniversary fund of the National Cathedral School, at the Na- INDIVIDUAL CREATIONS _EXTRA SALESWOMEN 1235 G Street N.W. Furriers Since 1916 Tomorrow Starts Cur 10th Annual The Greatest We Have Ever Held And Greater Savings to You First—We are Quoting you the lowest price at which furs of .equxl quality and style have been offered in this city in years. In fact, you can buy a fur coat in this EARLY Fur Sale at a price you would pay for a cloth coat. Second—You receive the pick of the early catch of skins, which assures you a better garment. We guarantee you will not find coats of similar quality at these low prices anywhere. Third—You are protected by an established firm who have been reliable furriers for years and whose reputation is untarnished. FourthyThe Easy Payment Plan, whereby you pay for your garment daring the Summer months, a little at a time. It saves you from paying one lump sum and when Fall arrives your coat is almost paid for. A Few 1925-1926 Styles—Full Length All beautifully lined and exquisitely finished as becomes a Bertram Cohn garment. Only the most authentic 1925-1926 styles | $123 Genuine Natural Muskrat Coats. Early Sale Price.... Genuine Northern Seal Coats (Dyed Coney), with your choice of Collar and Cuffs of Fox, Natural and Belgc $1 6 Squirrel or Skunk. Early Sale Price....... 3 $325 $375 $395 $350 $475 Early Sale Price o Genuine Scotch Moleskin Coat, with Collar and Bor- ders of Fox. Early Sale Price... Genuine Natural Squirrel Coats. Early Sale Price.... Genuine Japanese Mink Coat, with fox. Early Sale Price Genuine Beige Squi Early Sale Price.... . , THE e Genuine Beige Squirrel Coats, with collar, cuffs and borders of fox. Early Sale Price Genuine Broadtail Caracul Coats, with fox border, collar and cuffs. Early Sale Price i $550 g s R ... $850 Many other coats in the smartest styles complete our stocks— Marked at a Great Saving. PAY JUST A SMALL DEPOSIT We will put aside your choice into cold storage FREE. And you can make the balance of the payments throughout the bal- ance of tHe Summer at your own convenience. ALL SILK ENSEMBLES, INDNIDUAL. MODELS ALL:EVENING, DINNER AND AFTERNOON GOWNS, SPECIALIZED FASHIONS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE ALL DAYTIME, SPORTS AND STREET DRESSES $14.73 TO $24 $20 $25 $25 TO $33 $25, $35 TO $35 STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M. Greater Savings for You .M. for Your Convenience 1 /ill Reserve Your Selection Until Needed ARLY FUR SALE Featuring $30,000 Worth of Guaranted Furs Hudson Seal, $239 (Dyed Muskrat) SOCIETY. RECRUITING UNDER WAY FOR 2D CORPS AREA Reports Denied That Drive Is Un- usual—Is Merely Regular Corps Antonlo, ment, veston, Mihlel, Panama. Previous Area head: drive was an ext Enlistment Routine. that it was started on spec yesterday from the War Departn By the Associated Pros. were denied Maj. Benjamin NEW YORK, July 15.—Recrulting | Balley, recruiting officer. ~There is under way here to fill the 2d|Rothing unusual’ or urgent in ing, hi 1s el el ¥ Area's quota of 210 men | [eCFUlting, which is merely a p the routine of enlisting replac for the 2nd Division of the S8th troops for the 24 Dis Army Area, based at Tex. As a special recruits will be sent to Gal- Tex., on the transport St. which salls August 6 fo San induce- \WASHINGTON. Paris JuLius GARFINCKEL & Co, Announce Wonderful Values Misses’, Girls’ and Infants’ Unusual Apparel NOW ON SALE ELECTIONS covering each line of ap- parel are now greatly reduced. EVERY garment is of the best qua very desirable. We include only un- usual and excellent values in this sale. lity and F STREET CORNER OF 13™ Muarson Mavricr 8. E. Comer 13thand G Street;, N. W. ———_ e e e July Clearance Sale! 300 High-Grade Hats. 95 Many Pattern Hats Included 60 Hats, formerly $12.50 40 Hats, formerly $10.00 100 Hats, formerly $7.50 100 Hats, formerly $5.00 Every hat practically new. Some have only been in the house two days! Every New Color Every New Shape Transparent Hats Smart Felt Hats Dressy and Sport Every New Trim Hair Hats Every New Style Large Picture Leghorns and Many Others This is an event that should not be missed —rain or shine! It offers each an unusual opportunity to get high-grade hats at a pride nothing short of amazing. Hundreds of new hats to choose from. You will select at least two or three Summer hats for what would usually be the price of one.