Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. SOCIETY President and Mrs. Coolidge Enter- taining Guests From Michigan Who Arrived in the Capital Yesterday. HE President and Mrs. Cool- idge were Joined at the White Housé yesterday by |J. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Roberts of Marquette, Mich., who will be with them for & short Ume. At 5 o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Coolidge will receive the ladles here for the Roentgen Ray Congress, be- ing held in connection with the Medical Congress at the Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. Kellogg bas left Hot Springs, Va., where she spent several weeks, and is in N await the arrival on the S. 8. Colum- bus Friday of the body of Mrs. Cor- denfo A. Severance of St. Paul, who died in Germany while taking the cure at Bad Nauheim early in Sep- tember. If the duties of the Secre- tary of State will permit, he will go to New York to join Mrs. Kellogg at that time. Mrs. Severance, whose husband, the lato C. A. Severance, was president of the American Bar Assoclation, had a host of friends in Washington, and one or two of her n intimate friends also will go to New York to meet the ship on its arrival the old frlends of the Sec- ¢ of State who have made L visits in the last day # rthu Nelson, Mr. Grove Holy Trinity Chur and Mrs. Read, who are en route New York preparatory to sailiug for |y Europe. Netherlands Minister Is Sailing Today for America. The Minister of the Netherlands, Jonkbeer Dr. de Graefl, is sailing to day gn the New Amsterdam for this country, after spending the Summer in Holland. aeff and their two daughte: ining in Hol- land and wil Minister later in the season. The Minister are 1 Join the den and Mme. ‘Wallenberg are ng in New York today aboard the Homeric after spend- ing the Summer in their home in Sweden. They are accompanied by the minister of finance of Sweden d Mme. Adelswaerd, who will be thetr guests during the congress of thd Interparifamentary Union. The Chief Justice and Mrs. Willlam Howard Taft are expected to return to Washington at the end of next week Afom their Summer home at Murray Bay. Mr. Jus¢ice Taft will be one of the speakers the dedication of a me- morial to nator W. Murray Crane in Dalton FAiday, October 2, and will be the guest of Mrs. Crane over the exereises. Semgtor Willilam M. Butler will also be a uest of Mrs. Crane for the dedicatioy. He will also be & speakey on the oxcasion. ‘The disector general of the Pan- American Union, Dr; L. S. Rowe, en- tertained at luncheon today in honor of the ex-Pesident of Cuba, Mr. Al- fredo Zayas, &ho is at present vi.it- ing Washington. Amonk the guests were the charge d'affairas of Cuba, Senor don Arturo Padro; the Navy Curtis W. Wiibi Secretary of War Dwight Senator Guy D. Goff of West Assistant Secretary of State ‘Wright, Admiral W. S. Benso 1 Gen. Hugh S. Cumming, Senor Dr. Cerlos de la T untll recemgly president of the University of Hava: w York, where she will [ . | Muste Dr. Jose A. Baralegin of Buenos Aires, . a of Uruguay, Dr. cedo, es T. Case and Benor don Jose ron, secretary of the Cuban eml Senora de Riano, wife of the Am- basador of Spain, has been added t the ladies’ committee for the recep- tion and entertalnment of the dele- gates to the Interparliamentary Union. Others on the committee _include de Olaya, wife of the Minister of Colombia; Mme. Wallenberg, wife Minister of Sweden; Mme. wite of the Minister of Bxypt; Mme. Pelenyi, wif: d'affaires of Humgar Mrs. John B. Hemderson. Senator George Wharton Pepper spent yvesterday irt Washington, re- turning in the evening to his bome in Philadelphia. feld, wife of Ben- , {8 at Congress awyileld coming up wigo will enter the the period in which he has made his Bome with Pennsylvanis avenue. Following their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Marshall will make thelr home in ashington. Capt. and Mrs. Walter Gherard! en- tertained at dinner last e\'fmnfi in honor of Rear Admiral ark Bristol, United States high sion at Constantinople, an: Bristol. The other guests Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Kivkaid, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dulles, Miss Mary Randolph and Col. M. L. Walker, gov- ernor of the Panama Caunal Zone. Capt. and Mrs. Gherardl will present their daughter, Miss Neville Gherasdi, to society, at a tea, December 12, and in the evening of that date Mr. amd Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe will give a large dance for Miss Gherardi. Rear Admiral Bristol and Mrs. Bris+ tol will be entertained at dinner this evening by Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas' C. Kinkaid, and tomorrow evenin Comdr. and Mrs. John B. Rhodes be hosts at the Congressional Country Club in thelr honor. ‘The military attache of the French embassy, Gen. George A. L. Dumont, is arriving today on the Paris after King-Smith Studios New lllllllnhh Ave. at 8 St. e T S Sl HELEY WARS ng—PAUL NTROFE ® ETH l‘g' Dramatie A -CAROLIVE MOLIRLEY & Engiisn, - Brenéh. Spusteh. Hatisn Children’s Studio (Fletcher Method)—MRS. KING- ELIZABET) L TERN BEGINS OCT. 5 Telephone THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. I GUEST OF HONOR AT PARTY | MISS MARGARET HATFIELD, Paughter of Judge and Mrs. Charles 8. Hatfleld of 4335 Cathedral avenue, whose eighteenth birthday annivel rty at the Congressional Country Strine as hosts. spending a vacation with his family at their home in France. Col. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien and Miss Allison C. Roebling are spending a few days in New York and are stopping at the Ambassador Hotel. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Merritte W. Ireland have visiting them, in their apartment at the Wyoming, their \mlia'l rame and chain, 0.00. was celebrated last evening b ub, with Dr. and Mrs. H daughter-in-law, Mrs. Paul Ireland, and her Infant son, Paul Ireland, jr., who came from their home in Memphis, Tenn. Mr. and' Mrs. Charles M. Hendley of this city have sailed for Europe to spend the Winter in Spain and Siclly. Former Senator Davis Elkins, who has been abroad for some time, is ar- C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1025, riving today in New York on the Homeric. Dr. and Mra. Carl Voegtlin are now road. Mrs. Vi spent jummer at Woods Hole, Mass., and Dr. Voegtlin returned rst of the week after attending & meeting of the £ Nations in_Geneva and also some time in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam F. Dennis left Washington yesterday for a motor trip through New England. TheyI will be gone about three weeks and will spend @& few days ln New York. Thyberg-Dows Wedding ARAIERan Jioer®s. The masriage of Miss ret Dows, daughter of Mr. and e Fracy Dows, to Mr. Knut Hichard Thyberg, son of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Thyberg of Lindesherg, Sweden, will take in the afterncon of October 3, at Fox- hollow Farm, the country place of her parent in Rhnebeck, N. ¥. M. Stephane Lauzanne, managing editor of Le Matin, In Parls, is at the Willard, where he plans to remalin during the forthcoming French debt parley. Mr. J. G. Massey, private secretary to the First Assistant Becretary of the Interior, has returned from a vacation spent at Ocean City, Nd. ¥ pss 4 ‘The eighteenth birthday anniversary of Miss Margaret Hatfleld, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Charles B. fleld of 4335 Cathedral avenue, was cele- brated by an elaborate party glven [n her honor by Dr. and Mrs. Howard 8. (Continued on Ninth Page.) This ex- tremely smart new slipper comes in black brocade or fil’f“k‘.u I‘l! re metal ud-. od with SOCIETY. Woodmard & Lathrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets The Celebrated Jane Curran Treatments for Hair and Scalp Troubles —are being given in the Hair Dressing Sec- tion under the direction of a personal repre- sentative of this noted New Specialist. York Hair For those of our patrons whose hair is thin, falling, fading, oily or troubled with dandruff, this is an exceptional opJ)ortunity to secure the identical Treatment an: Tonics that for lofl’ years have been obtainable by Miss Curran’s personal clientele exclusively. Hundreds of N people owe t ons. consult the representative about your own hair problems. inistrati You ma York ood:tg women and theatrical beautiful ais to Miss Curran’s Halr Dreesing Section, Second floor. For Younger Girls New Gitdles for New Frocks, $3.50 to $5 These are the smart models that give smooth lines to the youthful wearer, The Circle Bash expresses youth, with slender hips and flat back and front. Satin ribbon top with garniture of ribbon and rosebuds. It fastens at the side with hook and eye—silk elastic sections hold it firmly to the figure. $§5. Lily of France—A dainty lace Presenting for the young woman the Campus Coat —typifying the youthful Place de la Concord Jewelry From Paris —and Beaded Bags JUST ARRIVED THROUGH OUR LOCAL CUSTOM HOUSE— Inspected, sorted and marked only a day or two ago—to be placed on display and sale tomorrow in our Jewelry Section. B 3 ruffied girdle, which is hardly more than a belt. Silk elastic joins the \Btofihe section, and it has no bones. §5. \< Garterless Girdle—A dainty gar- . ment of Italian cloth that in no way restricts the freedom of the body. Fine lace edges the skirt. Attached round garters hold the girdle securely in place, $3.50. Corsed Section, Third floer. On Geometric Lines And tending straight for the extreme in all that is futuristic—Agnes devel- ops this modernistic hat in black and gray felt with patches of silver kid. And Paris immediately takes up the fad, match- ing it even in gowns. $50. For High Score Something that the host- ess will appreciate to vary the everyday run of bridge prizes. Dainty little sets of two vases for buds for upstairs or down. The sketch of blue glazed ware is decorated with small swinging parrots. $1.25 pair. China Section. Fifth floor. %1'&% Fit for A Queen And almost as regal look- ing is this trimming, something so entirely new. If you can visualize bands of squirrel deco- rated with points of deli- cately colored cloth, upon which metallic braid and buttons are placed, you can then picture a few yards of material trans- formed into a lovely gown with the aid of this newtrimming. $6.50 yard. Trimming Section, First floor. Almost Speak So gay are they—and full of life. For by virtue of their presence they have brought the world of negligees into fashion's “closed circle”—coler. Bright plain backgrounds are printed with 5 other OUR COMMISSIONAIRE IN PARIS IS ONE OF THE BEST OF JUDGES OF NOVELTY JEWELRY AND BEADED BAGS He visits our store at intervals—he knows the class of trade we cater to, And so it is he that sends us these Jovely things that you always like so well and, coming direct to you from the Paris makers through us, you buy at as low or less than you could buy yourselves in Paris and import them. . his we know by our:own experience and returning travelers corrobarate it over and over again. Beaded Bags—Opening Sale! A large part of this importation has been 'g'rouped into three magnificent assort- ments to be specially placed on sale tomorrow . w3 $1650 o §850 =w: $10 In each of the ups are gorgeous bags, brilliant with the new colorings or rich in the more subdued tgfnzs, and all of fine metal beads so beautifully woven that each feels like a lovely, soft fabric in the hand. 5 shades, banded at the bot- tom with wide contrast- ing crepe de chine. $18. Negligee Section. Third floor. smartness of the fur coat of today. To be worn for all occa- sions. + The new coat — of Sheared Lamb—dyed in beaver brown. ‘08 These New Umbrellas Fairly Invite Rain It Is a real joy—since an umbrella is such 2 universal necessity to know they come in a bevy of attractive «colors and many unique styles. In this particular collection, the umbrella is of heavy silk, stubby style, with handles of ambertone. Silk cords or leather thongs add to the convenience. All colors are included. One model has a circular cord woven in at a two-inch interval, giving a rich ap- pearance. $7. : Umbrella Section, Firss fieon, Hammond Modern Atlas Al Lowest P Slires v G Knowiedge $2 The new and enlarged 1926 edition of this fine atlas contains 180 pages of colored maps and complete in- dexes. The book includes separate maps of every foreign country and every State of the United States, ?nd every province in Canada. In addition there are 00 pay of down-to-date gxolltyczl s. A very comprehensive index of cities and towns is included. You should get your copy now while the limited supply lasts, Book Section, Fourth floor, Just Large Enough To pack the necessities for an overnight visit— but smart enough to carry any place at any time— ‘Women’s Overnight Bags of real beauty and rare workmanship. Buff cow- hide, exquisitely finished. Personally selected and imported from Germany. $30. Travellng Goods Section. Second Silver and gold for evening wear— Gold and duck green—Jade and gold— Orchid with gold and silver— Black and silver (very stunning)— P ‘-_\ FETRITYED o Steel with gold and turquoise—Geranium and rose— so largely into popu- . —the Lure of Ships Many are the frame-top styles comi far favor, but drawstring styles are largely represented in each § —the Sound of the Sea group—also envelope shapes—all with frin:e and all handsemely F OR Y OU P [l silk fined and finished in every detail in accordance with the —w! i 3o painstaking French methods. ha‘:bl:,°,sl°::ds}s’£fi,?';gr§h.e tangiof theissaccld o Difference in prices is due largely to variations in styles, but e each bag is a most remarkable value! FOR YOU —to whom the right attentions and perfect Costume J ewelry service bring some measure of comfort; __of almost Jescription, as well as vanities and jewel 1 FOR YOU iy mgher | Sepeenmond | i Aboard A bag so absolutely for a man that no other mem- oo Crepe Gowns in Pretty —whao, with all else, must have for your full enjoyment really good food, A joyous haven of delight awaits you in The Anchorage Restaurant Que Street at Connecticut Avenue Breakfast Luncheon Tea . Dinner Orient cream baroque. pearls, Orient with assorted stones, pclnrk fln«d in, m-uvc;' ?(nh o -row chokers and gmall chokers! $295 to $7.50. Necklaces—with aquama- ri‘no. o) carn , ame- kL u!v.:'d wood or metal. $5.00 to $7.50. de—combined with ' or green and black or red and green crystals. $2.95 and Gilded Jewe! Boxes and Vanities, richly encrusted with beads, enameling—some imitations of old French court pleces, $195 to $350. Small debutant o 00, Bracelets of pebris und white metal; or of cq mr;‘n on gilded metal Note—*Pearls” hera refers ta maoyfactured peacls, WHY NOT SELECT SOMETHING FOR YOURSELF OR FOR GIFTS FROM THIS BEAUTIFUL ARRAY? Btreet Floor ew Colors, $2 is {a the time when one's store of gowns is ve 3:%’ to need replenishments that are selected especialg for Fall and Winter wear, Cotton Crepe Gowns with square and round necks, handmade and some embroidered. Blue, melon, yel- law, archid, white, pink. - Alsa new gre Parto Rican Gowns, hand embroidered ST mgL Very Sgntim ues, ber of the family is going to ask to borrow it Imported from Germany. Made specially for Wood- ward & Lothrop. The bag of tanned cowhide is hand stitched in leather. Pestined to give a life- time’s wear. Elegant and distinctive. §$135. mrvdl- Goods Section, Second