Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 8

) SOIGTIRIN. TTHE EVENING BTAR. WASHINGTON. Db. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1925. SOCIETY == | ' IS A Brilliant Social Season is Forecast The President and Mrs. Coolidge Were o5 Sy, s of Mavflower, for a visit Guests at Luncheon Today at | s s oo o oo | B h L 1' f E ' G the Girl Scouts’ L.ittle House. for A‘,?.‘"‘!-:'.k"ifi.’.‘“,;:::L»E.T'“.Im‘o‘,":}; Y t € ove IHCSS (0) Venlng owns Virginis e £ o e : Mr. and Mrs, Hdward W. Packard | Ll e il Gl b et il sl deli ot CPEYE Hamilton With the gala presentation of “La Gioconda™ sing 1o Vork avenue xi Highieent A Willlam Willard was best man Gen. and Mrs Avers . Andrews of a gorgeously gowned first night andience. hy the siresttodas for uncheon and the ushers were My John M. New York City. who are in Washing. | \ = fitan Opera S he ¢ in i 2 oal whan s H-\h»u(l Hoover. wife \|\m|:|»'“' of New \\‘4..».. My \\»l\l‘n ton for a short visit, are at the May Metropolitan pera Stars, the curtain rises an a gala nf the Secretary of Commerce and lad Tovd of Vashington v flower - 12 PP nationsl presidant of the Girl Scouts. George Howe of Cambridge. Mass — | Social Season. acted as hosiess Mr. Frederich Sullivan of New Bed A sroup of prominent artiste will ashing as alwavs, wi th - of these “r ani- fords Mr. Francis Prate wnd Mre. assise tonight in making the party to | . \\.d*hm““m' 4 dl“‘l-\ 2 “‘l! he the rf""‘ 2 of the Theodore Lydgate of Schenecirdy be given al 1216 H streel northwest | brilliant affairs. And Washington social leaders. as ded the Al (he reception ufter the cere- by members of Washington Lodge, ! R i e TRRE b Eoraba < motion \ this Mrs. Hooker, mother of (he Theosophical Socieiy, one of the lead: | = alwavs. will brilliantly proclaim thé smartest fashions shotninkat Iheater. which ind Mrs. Willard mwther of ing evenis of (he Winter secies. Mrs. 1 < ; e 5 InAnguraled the @irl Scout Arive the bridegroom. received with (he Emily Stowe. just back from Kurope in their formal modes. The President nue Cooliage =sAding pariy, the former in black | will give u group of her original | Here are the Evening Gown will enterisin 3 H!,H»" satin with a 2t %0 teh and the poems, with musical inter |Flh'inn!' Asa hrother 1 i ol he lacter wearing xrav and bive em by M. Frank A. Schoedler, d sung . . s (o hrotdared satin with i i (he sume by Mika Eva Chebepe. Following the | ' Fashions that will be worn marrow shades program. refreshments. will be served v A o e wnd Mre asis diniug with evening. Mre Frank J Panl herin law o i Washingion i will he the & he Sec nd Mrs. Kellogg for a few A e vl / V| ¢ “Subtle in color, vibrating Jardine are moioring 10 Prince : « . . | it 5 a : : (s 1 g : | metal and luxury” to atiend the Princeton a0t hall game, companied by Mr. and : i . in < City, who are spend i : i ISvs : . : 0 officansas Gluy, WAy S8 Bpon : 3 So savs a spectator’s report of the Metrapali 2 ~ome time in Washingion at the o % A A eyt 4 : L tan Opera. and so say the Fvening (owns MavAower Hotel Reitich Fnvoy Host i displaved here. Members of Italian Mission, : . - The Ambassador of Great Britain S A AR L Siv Hsma Howaid. entertained s ¥ . SKETCHED AT LEFT A pown of white, with compapv of 23 a1 luncheon today in 3 = = 2 Tomer 'af the membars of the Itatian | REAE vaist of brocaded chiffon. a Aared skirt of white deht-funding commission. sends peral-like points onto the hionse, achieving B o Nouis e uineer lastiave 11 : fanliles< lines. The bortom is headed in crystal 2irter were hosts i dinner lasi ev . i t ning in their apartment ai Wardman 4 ¥ searls and metal thread. $89.50. Other evenin ko H h b . 3 ! g ra otel aving as their uests | he Ambassador of Italv aud Signors ‘ 4 5 . : i gowns of chiffon velvet. metal cloth, metal lace di Martino. the Ambassador of Ger o ba $ ¥ 5 { i nd Barcheek MuEItan), ANslE ! 5 l and studded chiffon, $39.50 to $175. Secratary of the Treasuiy and - - 5 i " hatias & Dewey, Capt, ana 8.7 &ile A lovely dress in white jor Special Sizes is heavy George W. Steele. jr.: Comd % 5 e o : metallic silver lace and embroidery on flat crepe S H \‘:qr\lyi‘:::ydA“\y" R o . $ e : with rhinestone trimming and iront-jeweled orna # > ment of rhinestones, §125. Other gowns, beaded Pvederic D. McKenney and Mas e - & Marion Hawze. : oty B " § e . j& zf chiffons. pearl and rhinestone trimmed, satin and The military attache of the Fiencn £ hikic 2 s ) =y J gold lace. velvet and gold lace, metallic embroid- I 5 For 3 A .87 e | eries, $75 to $95. ambassy, Gen. George A Dument will antertain a small compans at din 3 g 4 ner this evening. 3 s S5 . THE WRAP AT RIGHT. o chiffon velvet, The alien property custodrn @nd . trimmed with grav chatchilla. hined with flesh B Guears for & Abort thmeebis. and 10X . | , crepe de chine. comes in black. pencil blue, rose Mrs, Dean Mason of Los Angeles, who 5 4 i : 2 $95. Other wraps of metal brocade. chiffon velvet will arrive tomorrow L % ? 2o P combined with metallic, fur trimmed, $65 to $95. Rear Admiral #nd Mis. Leigh MRS, WAL TUCKERMAN, H Paimar have with them for a few davs Who is ehairmun of the ball ¢ Phursday for the benefit of the Girl| Mys. Arthur Lee of Elkins, W. Va Scout drive, which opens today. Mrs. Palmer will go 1o New York to Beasie McKaldin, who will #rrive on) Willird sturied on iheir wedding Johnston. president of the saociety, Mt ol tne (ha EtEarC el E i will he sssisted by a group of mem Sl with & gray caracul fur coat |bers. umong them Mrs. George H.| \lembers of the Italian debi-funding and u smull hat. They will | Wright, Mis. Godbold, Mrs. Louise | eommission dined Ia8t evening with | go to 2 o1 visiting in Puna- Brown, Mrs. Lucia Humble. Mrs. Mar- | M Franklin Mot Gunther. chief of \ma #nd Californin hefore coming shall. Mrs. J. B. Latimer, Mrs. M. F. the Mexican division of the Siate De. Wughing where they will be wt Hudson. Mre. Catoline Gillett. Miss! D e iy coungsior of ihe|Note Sl Caroiine Gasser, Mias Les. Miss Flors Arerican embasey at Rome. in his Faymond #nd Miss Cronse. house st 9 Tw DLy ninth street . 1 B - . The zuesis included” Senator Conie 2 ' i s e ot ns conmission BAY Lanal Nis : Marriage Licenses. Kellogg. Secretary of State: Mr. ) and w4 R Earetary of the ‘Treasury: Mr.|versary of ! pa- ®. Davis. Secrerary of ents. Alr ang Henry Kelloxs 5 aiburer swntico. Va. and Han. Dino Grandi. Italian undersecre. Willard. Amonz the oni-of-lown Reed of New - f arv of state: Senator Roni Longare 'guesis wers Mr. tnd Mis 1. on Richard Bhhar o R <anator Alberto Pirelli, Comdr. Albe; at and Miss lsabell Larner of Fdward P. Cotter and Catherine C. Con lepresentative Ogden L. Mills, Mr. Washington. Mis. Leir Fuller and ' Cirew . undersecretary of state: Mr.| Mra. Jullus Eatey Brat s e Winston, undersecretary of the Treas v Miss Hleanor rant v Afr. Dewey, Assistant Secretary cuse and Mr. and Mrs rasamry: Signor Rosao, coun. selaer Lansinger of Pelliam clor of the Italian embassy: Mr. Pau T, Cravath. Dr. Toung. economic 88 Mie fonu Havs Hammon oI : . Covataan er of the Staie Department. an Mr Hummond in Weshingion Signor Gine Buti. There were no ierqav from adies present she closed her Mis Rudolph Kauffmann enter- 0 the Ereels 1 - Hammond oL totree at Tunehieon yesterday at Alriie | nd her aunt. A h Hum e e e e er of her house gues, Mrs. mond. will remain In New York with libbie Nollowt of thix ciiy e e Tt Mi. Juhu Havs Hammond. i for . = aeveralideny submarine bost is said 10 have Mr. and Mrs, Norman L. Orme en 1 invented in 1578 and another ia Y . tertained at dinner, followed by bridge M. Mannix Wi e 1 lieved (0 have heen ftried on the i i Jast evening when their gueste were New Yorh to ) K “Thames al the Leginning of the seven P Fcdy e newly appoinied United Ntaiea Frederich Hoethe p il eea iy 3 s 54 t t R imer o Siam and Mra. Willam den Krekine, forimern of Washing 5 owns lor Lebutanties “ s Derclval GRSl of e Wl et e Mebainete . “GCAEE IDOVISE: f L and the Younger Set 1age licenses have been tssued to tha and Marguerite HoShep af the therton Du Puy @nd Mrs game (Gduy, m Atherton Du Puy ani Chicken and Wafle Dinner ompkine Sevents-Ave Centa. Che wariinge is wim Unde New Managemant. Opeo Sundns o i 3 : ol and Mre Webh Huses are Grace formwn of Philadeiphin (o Frankiin 2329 1T SN W : : | “Matched and dyed lace of gold and silver Washington for a few dsys and nre at | Mr. Joseph 1, Free of New York and : A : & e Hotel Mavflower. (ol Huyes Washingion. Mr. and Mrs. Fr e The 3 and traceries of tiny gold beads and pailettes. DU L L b s sl e A qe 1 White and Cream hold first place—N\lade ol b Wreisin . L e e e Lt : : leine rose. cornflower blue. Lanvin green. § 37 metallics in close succession. ~who bave heen At R “ recupersie her heaith. Her h i " f P arly in Augzus Ay 410 2018 N swesl norihwest will he ocen the lure of shipa | S And Mre dunkin Hved in Wash : : | Such are the Evening Gowns shown in the on duri he wa nd staried ¥ 3 H H & S > 1 t wing th i : . Misses” and Girls” Sections. The wniciage of Miss Eouly Bucion Farks daughier of Mr. and Mis. Fred it SRR hEen B oy {0 S T DR o) Blue Moon Dinners B PICTURED AT LEFT A gorgeons imported ) Towns U Wednesday evening. November 11, in at the Anchorage 3 et i misses’ gown from Manasse. of white georgette. L semng S0t thel MENEL | Chaiy Gl s el ot : B b surplice waist. slightly fitted flared skirt, trimmed . ! : sniiens will be Miss EKafieri Bor have suddenly become : ! with white fur. enriched in tiny white flat velour e =L Sl ,;‘:"',f'“ g w"r:”‘--(‘::‘ ;'."1"" s a rare enthusiasm! g d : i | fAowers. with centers of rhinestones. $200. Other 5 ey B e dresses of chiffon, georgétte, lace, brocades, $25 ] Six to Eight P.M. QY Sk | to $150. LTS One Dollar Fifty s R ! JUNIOR MISSES' GOWN, AT RIGHT, of ecru & 7 = 2 face. over pink slip. insert godets giving unlimited ’ fullness. $39.50. Other dresses, buffon and bas- que styles, chiffon, metal cloth, moleskin satin, velvets, $19.50 to $59.50. Mis. Flotenee Jackson Stoddard hus Am here on a trip around the world which they completad (h®Rmiddis of Miss Lenore S Erowneil nier. Paisy, ha Adaiicailauain Mitor Anchorage Apartments Wiih Mis. Riggs to White Sulph in Connection Phelps Hoover of Kvanston Admirnl and Mrs. George 1 Cli le(t vesterday for « motor (b 1o Potomac 338 g . e : el Sulphie Springs. They are a Genneatiaatinye atiQuaat Delicately shaded little girls’' dresses for parties, Davis, enteriained small company of wnsing Mr. and Mrs lex A. 1 of net, crepe de chine, georgette and chiffon, $12.50 & to $29.50. debutanies a1 luncheon v wotared ivom their home i Bound compliment (o Miss Hallie hitanie daughier of Col. and Mis : 5 Misses' 2nd Junior Misees Sactions. Fourth Floor Mark Brooke Ty p— ] . Willard—Hooker Weddiug ) ’/ Yesterday in Schenectady. = Hooker. daughter of Mr. #ud Mrs Tames Fisk Hooker. o Mr. ient \ Henry Kellogg \Willard of Wash nRton. fook place vesterday ufier a noon in Schnectady. N. ¥. The cere T eception foliowed in the lowe of (i Park Hotel bride’s PErENIS o AVOn rosd wud in Sl s : Saturday Evening iace held by a cap of Lhe lwce a n were used Nov. 7 From 7:30 “The bride way escoried and given in marage by her (aiher and wore i Stafford vn of white velvel and tulle m: with court trgin, u veil of rose Pemberton jace held by a (he Jace carried a shower et A 5 A | She was sttended by Mrs. Jumes \ Dancers - ) . ~y Onies, jr.. of Geneva, Il a8 weiron 5 f honor and Misx Kathavine iooker 3 For i #s mald of honor. They bolh wore 4 Resersation . . hon J nennk velvel with brown velvei hats d - and carried yellow chrysanthemums, ‘:::li \ I'he bridesmalds included Miss Mary / " i 1 oker, Migs Sarah Willard. | 10th, 1 lth, F and G Streets iharine Hough anA Miss - L3 ‘ Vivian Wright. They were dressed -