Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 9

SOCIETY] (Continued from E MILLINERY STORE DAMAGED BY FIRE F Street Blaze Is Quickly Ex- tinguished—Man Is Burned by Lamp Explosion. the group, which includes for the most part this season's debutantes, among them Miss Anne Butler, Miss Lyqln Archbold, Miss Hallle Brooke, Miss Charlotte Childress, Miss Ellen Cren- shaw, Miss Helen Gary, Miss Dorothy Hl!l Miss Anna Graham Hume, Miss Elizabeth Hume, Miss Dovothea Lane, Miss Maud Mason, Miss Francesca Mc- Kenney, Miss Stdney Neale, Miss Lil Roosevelt, Miss Mary Seiden, lizabeth Sutherland and Miss Jo phine Weller. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Dorsey of Chicagd, TN, who are visiting in Washington, are staying at the Hotel Hamilton. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Collins have come to Washington and have taken -an apartment in the Hotel Roosevelt for the Winter, Mr. Collins * Fire of undetermined origin early loday did eeveral thousand dollars’ damage to the millinery establish- mont of Mme. Celia Dunn, 1415 ¥ street; to the adjoining Jean Beauty Shep and to the office of the District .THE EVENING Marriage Licenses. mmr{w. licenses have been issued 1o the hnyl-« P. Perin of New York City and Katherine S Hoyt of this city. George W, Biaden and Doraihy John R. Peltz of " Arlington, Min Arnes E. Dermody of this city Mablon Teniey of Hyattseille, M pen of this “city. ohnson and Gerlrul' (lr‘rulor i 3 Coover’ o sackuoiniie] and !(Myurie Hn\n- of Nl ’ Asp Axers of Oslweln, *Yows, and Villestor ul this city. ton es_and Maria A. Pilar. Robort Jones st Salie non1 Garner, and Velten- { this city and Va. Riverdale, Md.. and My e Bumlm v clty ory Mich: l\‘l}n' Ihl! city and Mable £ SR or Pall Rjver, Gl and Coptala A Adam John F. Holton and Essie B. Rh X\M‘dncn k Mlh oney and Clara I ht and Ella Ya ‘m--em . Relly aia Mary sy Davis. STAR, WASHINGTON, MUSIC TITO SCHIPA'S RECITAL Tito Schipa, one of the really great artists of both concert and operatic stages, gave a beautiful program at Poli's Theater yesterday before an audience that seemed to appreciate the finisk and beauty of his art. One has only to hear the first number in his excellent bel canto style to realize that this son of Italy {s a fitting com- patriot of the famous Caruso. Born in Lecce, with a debut in Rome in opera, Signor Schipa made his firat American appearance in “Rigoletto,” from which opera he sang the famous “La Donna e Mobile” as one of his general list of encores. The obening selection was Glordani's “Caro Mio Ben.” Signor S Pa gave lilting smoothness and rounded finish to the florld passages in a man- ner that is natural to only a Latin D. T, THURSD? “Martha,” followed, with “Il Sogno,” from “Manon,” as the encore. The next group included the typ- ically Handelesque “Where'er You " and Bateman's “A Wonderful in English, and Cesar Franck wonderful song, “Panis Angelicus,” in Latin. The latter was sung exquisite- lv. Signor Schipa was not 8o hap in pronouncing the words of the two | English songs, but his enunciation in an encor toger's arrangement of “At Parting,” was excellent and clear. Y, NOVEMBER 5, i Mia,” 1925. Barthelemy song, “Pesca d’Ammore,” and an aria from Lalo’s “Le Roy d'Ys" all| feeling and the re- tones and legato ¢ howed con TI Palacios’ “Canclon Andaluza interpreted with markable cavered style that Sign, sistently pop! '‘Quiereme Then . Sole Mio” and Mucho" wer came Lo Verde' the humorous “Be Delibes, “‘Claveliitos, of with He aleo sang it exceedingly well with {{7a fine interpretation. Another encore to this group was the Barthelemy “Chi se ne Scorda Cohiu.” The_fifth quickly tripping measures, slyly comical “April Fool," lan, sung in delic English with app i Curtls its | ana, and lhei A ¢ Gart- varre, " Tdszt's “Campanella” and all fascinat s perfec and of trills fos and resonant chords. One Iv listen to a complete r¢ Open Snndasy, 111 H NN Procurement Co., on the' second floor of 1415 F street. + Little damage was done to the build Ing itself, but smoke and water played havoc with the women's finery and to the fixtures in the two shops, iremen veported. The blaze was discovered in the rear ©of Mme. Dunn's shop by Policeman H O. Pfaltzgraff of the first precinct. Firemen reached the scene before the blaze had gained much headwa: Bsnjamin T. Saxen was s ely burned late yesterday In a fire at his home caused by an exploslon of a £asoline lamp. Saxon was treated at Emergency Hospital. where 1t was sald this morning that his condition |2 was undetermined. The fire did about $10 damage. A lighfed match 4an)wr\mi on a w!o of wood in the ba: * of Jennie Berry, 1 Started & fire last might that ca $30 damage. lartist. His own “La Varfaletta |was a delightful Ttalian whimsy of song, and Sibella's “Guil- liometta™ was a logical encore. An artistic rendition of “M'appari,” from ' having been transferred for duty at the Navy Department. Mr. and Mrs. William Edsall of Boston are spending a few days at the Willard, where they arived yester- day. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Messer have| M gone to New York for a few days and | Aparts are staying at the Hotel Astor. Tho Mrs. Stuart S. Brown has arrived in Washington to remaln for an in- definite stay while Comdr. Brown is stationed on the Detroit, and has taken a shite in the Hotel Roosevelt, ompanied by her aunt, Mrs. B. I. amons of Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss Mary Bull of Louisville, Ky. Annle Qurand. e, Qe R Ehutien Deck %glmh s rd. atherine A mmua fol Sore *nmnn B'lKGurfl*M Hospital. *e Handsome Coats(* Models and Fabrics of the better kind — luxuriously fur trimmed— women’s and misses’ and stout sizes. Saving of $10 to $50 45 59 %69 85 98 125 Street and Evening Dresses 100 New Dresses Silks, Satins, G ttes, $1 3i5 Cllolhx. a;’:o dae;rge ¥ $25 Beautiful Imported Multicolored Chenille Dresses For afternoon and $29.50 $39.50 $49.50 evening wear. ) Beautiful Fall and Winter Hats —Were $5 to $10; to Close, $2.95 o terr(). 85, av 2538 Wisconsin ave 10. Georgetown University Miller, 64. 1112 10th st. A Hutehlson, 82, 2302 Ontarlo rd Airiay (64 Ti30 BoInE o puAnthony Kesper. 28, Walter Reed Hos- Catherine Larkin, 75. 200 T & Egtell Johnson. % months. Teliafen's Hos- 0t 'h Brigee Offutt, Hogpltal i Eva JOSEPH W. LEVERTON 1205 G St. N.W. “Shop here with my positize guar antee that I will save you mone . SALE OF DRESSES Beautiful Street, Afternoon, Evening Dreues Priced Appealingly Tomorrow FUR-TRIMMED COATS med with the finest furs Tomorrow, priced unm “Personal Attention” Remember My Address pital velyn Jones, 1, 2511 W st mett’ Cox.' 80, Gallinger Hospital n Tyl Galllgger Hospiial. Maxgla Shortar. B4, Eva Thomas, 14, x*m der Woman Hlt by Auto Mrs. Jennie Elmore, 63, $05 Sixth street, was knocked down on the street’ near her home ‘last night by the automobile of Otto Cardoza, 1839 Sixteenth street. Her left arm was broken and her leg injured. She was treated at Emergency Hospital Wonderfully Smart Coats Mrs. Dickson Watts of New York | City. who s spending some days in Washington, is stopping at the Hamil- ton Hotel Inquest Tomorrow Morning An inquest will be held at the morgue tomorrow morning in the case of Bernard Dickerson, 11 years ©ld, 823 Four-and-a-Half street south- west, who was killed by a Govern- ment f wagon i{n South Washing- ton yesterday morning. Coroner Nevitt swore a jury at the morgue yesterday afternoon. A hunt tea at the Riding and Hunt Club will follow the run of the Rock Creck Hunt, which initiated the Fall season yesterday afternoon. The hounds will be unleashed at 3 o'clock at the end of Massachusetts avenue beyond the American University The schedule of the Rock Creek Hunt for the remainder of this month 1s as follows: Wednesday, No- vember 11, Grant Circle; Saturday, November 14, at Fort Myer; Wednes- day, November 18, at Norton's Farms in” Virginia; Saturday, November 21, the Walter R. Tuckerman estats in Edgemoor; Thanksglving day, Point- toTolnt, and Wednesday, November 28, Grant Circle. —" All of the runs will be in the after- Saticfacisty Mess noon except the one on Thanksgiving, | {§) Arranged . { which will begin at 10:30 o'clock in the morr The last hunt of the Watches | month, e first, will be followed For Xmas Giving Exclusively Smart Coats usually at . Crepes, Satins, Silks. Friday special . . . ... Births Reported. following_birthe have been reported The to the Health Department in the last 24 Lours A s=====> Cherge Accounts Invited % A Mary A. Langford. girl and nes C. Redn! Albert M Fail Announcing the | by a tea at the Riding and Hunt Club. Arrival of Many New COATS Featuring Special A new base will be constructed to prevent further leaning of the Tower of Pisa. ] OVIT Zwar INCORPORATED NINTH STREET NORTHWEST A GREAT SPECIAL SALE BEAUTIFUL COATS $65 1 $135 BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS BEAUTIFUL FURS CREATED TO RETAIL FOR sa5 TO siss INDIVIDUAL CREATION.S PRESENTING BEAUTIFUL COATS OF DISTINCTION AND QUALITY AT GREAT SAVINGS AOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE SIZES 14, 16, 18, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 PASHION DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY STORE OPENS 8.350 A, M. 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