Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 55

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, NOVEMBER 8, 1925—PART 2. SOCIETY Bazaar to Be Given Dinners, Luncheons, Teas |Card Party Will Aid , the benefit of the new wing of theDavis, Mrs. Robert Lansin C]“‘b Mectings. Br;dge OCTOBER BRIDE | National Homeopathic Hospital of | Charles Denby, Mrs. C. F. \ I . . 5 R e e L R e R Parties and Dinners To Help Crittenton Feature Sogal World H°T°°Pa'}1f° Hospital | ashingion, D. C. Cxpects that all | Tavlor und Mrs. Kate Dean Oweny. Ch e the tables will be tuken. Among the | — s evy Chase Events Home Nov. 17 and 18 (Continued fro All arrangements have been com- patronesses of the party will be MIS. | o fre loss in the United Stater S pleted for the benefit card party to|George Sutherland, Mrs. Henry E.| - - e e = 4 E hostess at luncheon Friday, in com-|be held tomorrow afternoon at 2| Davis, Mrs. Thomas Sidwell, Mrs. for 1923 amounted to $535,000,000, tii Entert-inmflvcn 0 o ; . ‘ Mrs. Coolidge Is Patroness | Dimaent to her howss ghest. Stra | oclock at Wardman ‘buric Hoiel for [Roveri “Yioward, Sss Joephine |largest in tho history of the countr Honor of Bride-to-Be. g : : sy for Affair ar Wardman| . i oo Dimock win be : 2 - - Whereabouts of Society i SR e By, Park Hotel Next Week. ‘gf:,}‘\l:;fiwrr"u(.mm‘r ey e‘.mmc'. Folk Noted. ) ! T Mrs. Ernest ;. Walker waa hostess to a company of 25 at luncheon Thursday in her home on § street. i $ . i Plans are being completed for the ! Gaihhe " bazaar to be given by the board of | e e : : the Florence Crittenton Home Tues- | Mrs. Karl Corley of Bethesda enter- day and Wednesday, November 17| - | Sined the members of her club at and 18, at Wardman Park Hotel, for | Mre. Iancis X. McGovern and | j luncheon anad bridge Friday. which Mrs. Coolidge 15 a patroness. | Miss Marion Brown will entertain at Mrs. Horace G. Chandlee will enter- Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor is chair- | 6% this afternoon in compliment to tain the members of her club at lunch. man g = man of the committes on arrange. | their sister, Miss Margaret Brown, €on and bridge Tuesday in her home % ? - . o S g Thants and 1s assisted by Mrs. O, | Whose marringe to Mr. Edward Mar. on Oliver street % . 6 2 Sherrll. Mrs. Robert Rausch, Mrs, | Shall Nevils, jr, will take place Miss Anne Pollard daughter of Mr. 3 3 5 SV e e e tars: | Wedneadey eventng in the Church of erd Mrs. Willlam T. Pollard, enter | Y 3 i Mrs. J. B, Gregg Custis, Mrs. Jere | the Transfiguration. Mrs. Nevils, tained at bridge and tea Thu 2 3 S ¥ J. Crane und Mrs. Clift R. Richards, | Mother of the croom-elect, will | in honor of Miss Emily 1 , daugh- n i < The committees for the event in.|Preside at the t able . T 2 : J g . B ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick v . 3 ¥ © R : clude, place, Mrs. Robert Rausch, | f = 5 3 Gl e 5 = 3 arks, of Iesketh street, who will] . 8 i , Mis. | J: M. Hirwood, Mrs. Fred| Mrs Leslia McCrea has issued ot S S 7 p = become the bride of Mr fe oAl “ / g " Irving Hal 3 g : i oL e D A e « tea Thursday afterncon Wednesday B s W ; . tottre Mo o 1| from 4 to 6 o'clock in her new home . A meeting of the Interdenomina- " Coster: patronesses, Mrs. John Boyle, | °0 West Bradley in honor of her tonal Teachers' Training Class will | | i o S e Walter Tirown, Mre. Taed | cousin, Mrs. George McNell of New be held Monday evenings in November York, who is her Louse guest. X 14 Y . X = L a.2 e & s Mitchell; tea, Mrs. John Boyle, Mis. | ey 7 % at 7:30 o'clock in the assembly room | & - : o i 8l | Robert Rausch, Mr. Walter Brown | S R PN g f n an( of the Chevy Chase FPresbyterian el Rie el MItheIL | Mr. ana Mrs. . Granville Curry L > 2 : - 4 USRI S R B I R B I S RO Churen. : he varfous clubs and clreles | Were dinner fuests Monday evening Mrs. Alfred Huston entertained at 3 working in the interest of the Flor-|°f Mr. and Mrs. Thom. tea Tuesday afternoc her home s ; ; ence Crittenton Home are makin fersiove e on Morrison street in honor of mri : preperations for booths. Mrs. Bar: M ensvieve Mechamiend Mue mother-in-law, Mrs. Huston ¢ e ak ; rows of Ingraham Circle will have | ng ' jLowlian were Joint ho r g ; ‘ : Shevail 4 c have |4t u luncheon Tuesday, when their The Community Club of Chevy| b CoEe the delicatessen booth, Mrs. W. B.|guets were the. mewbers of the Chase will meet Monday afternoon at s . B | Rowzle of Dahigren Terrace. Crit: |Fimmhy Tiencons o e etonay 2 o'clock in the hon Mrs. Roy L. tenton Circle, candy; the baby lovers' | gurioiy i pele Chapter, Natlonal bl!\“ax Shepherd 3 8 - \ circles, 1-2-3, baby things, with Mrs. TR e Mr. Theodore W. Morcross of Ray-| & 3 Ak 3 L A. B. McManns, Mrs. A. H. Coster | Mrs. Rader. wife of Maj. Ira Radep, mond street has gone to Denver,| b : ; L ; and Mrs. English in charge; hand- | gave a tex Wednesday in honor of Colo. Iie will be absent three weck 3 5 5 b | kerchiefs and towels. the Emma B.| Mre. Woods of Idgemoor and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs iume Talbert of Robertson Circle, Irs. Helton; util- | Kent of Summit, N. st Kirke stree tertained at di & % ol : e ! |ty and surprise kages, the Hood | jier on boa efr yacht 3 s Sy : HIIl Circle, Mrs. W novelty and | Miss Louise Kohner, daughter of | g 3 W i i L s Sunday November 1 | 5 ¥ gifts, Friendship Circle, Mre. Hart:| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kohner, enter : 7 - - 3 4o O erll Dr. and Mrs. J “randall enter-{ § . b fancy work, Chevy Chase Circie, Mrs. | tained a company at luncheon Satu p Qi tained at dinne ¥ evening. g o o George Munson: miscellaneous, Sun-| day, October 31, at the Town Club, g et = 'he Chevy Chase « of the Flor-| # 3 : - % | shint Circle, Howard; home {in cel r sixteenth birth en will meet % booth, Mr < . the 3 ‘o f v A - M- uesday aftern P o'clock in ; =3 & ‘ % | Wheel Club, Stors: toys 4 ol - s ] & J By b the home of Mrs, | shet Wri; b i . @ |and flower e’ Waller Bar.|mums and the guests included Mo | 8 B AT p ¢ b ; i ulbe on Rittenhouse street. Miss Jean Cole, tt Circle, Mrs. Gregg Custis; util via Sherby, s Jeannette Mai ¢ : J i the superi lent of the rence | g > ity und aprons, the Helping Hand| men, Miss Maxin rtz, Miss v Crittenton Castle View, will | . 1 rcle. Mrs. Hess. The Twentieth h Ko Leali Gug address the g on the work in| 3 % 3 § | Century Club wiil have a book booth. | & S 2 Miss the home 1 details for the s ol e & g A tea has been planned in the | Helene 2 Lisbeth | ff annual bazaar, which wil . afternpn for the first day of the|Zirkin, Miss Ida Kaufman, Miss November 1 18 at Wardman 3 5 4 % > bazuar, when Mrs. George Price will | Francls Kahn, Miss Xdith Kohner, Park Hotel, w be completed 5% - e - a charge of the wmusic program, | Miss Mildred Pressler, Miss Phyli: Mr : : = Wil include solos Dy Miss | Kronheimer, Miss Amalie Frank street left Tue m, 3 { : ; Gretchen Hood. There will be g card | Miss Marjorfe Hertzberg, Miss Elsie b where i r 31 3 ¥ fternoon and evening of Bendheim, Miss ank, Ml f l e T e i 4 i e : oxha LN - “”‘“ “l""; i : the two days. '\}nxh ohn Miss Janet Kohner, errill, who | : AMrs, B. V ) le Wise and icas Il ity at Wellesley College. o 8 | Mrs. J. o Hiel Tirictieon | America’s Finest Community W. D. Hoffman and daugh- Hof Hamp- : Theta Kappa Phi Sorority | was fc - party. |l e of Group Homes on, Va were weekk end Bouse guests 1 Are Hostesses at Tea | and s, ] i 1 a " Hreciat ter thing 1 } Cummings Lane & g S o ’ The Theta Kapps Phi Sorority en- I - I le o1 W ashingron appreciat better things ot lite iy Mr. and Mrs y Maday & : ¥ | tertained at tea Sunday, November 1, gly evidenced by the welcome they have enthusiastically acs of North: S ificet hava aonti o 2 {in the home of Miss Harriett Dey. A Flower on C f X New *Sorke Wi AR g 0 Ihe hame of M renlaniDer. XHALL VILLAGE, where quali fort and art have bee L ¥ ; Sitiks Mleamor Msara. Ae Wanns Everv Costume o marvelously blended. Although the Vil typifies the best of materials The Utilit e Rector's MRS. CARL ALBERT S. HEIDEK, | Pearson and Miss Antoinetts Loetsch L & | anch d cquipment, wit} ries almost undreamed « Ald Socte 4 Who, before her marriage October 25, was Miss Irene Augusta Deutermann, | poured tea, while {hose serving w R | | ; nprient, 1 ; Episcopal ‘Church, Mrs. Stephen Ly-| daughter of Mrs. Catherine Deutermann. Mr. and Mrs. Heider will return | Mics Virginia Dev. Miss Dorothy > = her E price level— reatest appeal of these unique home man T SR meet for | from a wedding trip to Bermuda December 1, and will be at home at Chil- K1 hd Miss Louise Humphre, s e s ies i listinctive 1 r but takes the greatest prid A Granville Pitkson G g)h,ffl',‘,‘,;;‘_' Lhait HSaTE iuuI AT A Lt ) BOUTONNIERES || the i 1ality of t wn o 1 idence ; yet will point happil; he % £ We 1 e [ AND C(ORSAGE 1ub of Che | S = | the Princeton-Harvard foot ball game i FLOWEKS. S supper Friday evening in the home of Fitting Honors Paid Il § Biter s Miss Sier's’ fanut | Are Promoters to Open neighbors. Mlrs. - Alfred” Huston on Morrison| T o Many Society Buds v 3k i [ New Clubroom Today > LA e { HALL VILLAGE d street daush-i qpe ort Promoters’ Club of Wash- Basi Enrolled in' {CGapital jterof Mre Jutien yur as0n. | ingron will open Its new clubroom at Ll VISIT THE EXHIBIT $9.101 Winches H N o s 2011 I street northwest this afternoon Ch b : HOME »9. liouse guests of Dr. and Mrs. Willlam 2 - aa with an informal tea fre 4 to 6 rysanthemums 5 8 % Blum, ___(Continued from Fifth Page) 4"-:-1\»«‘1\;'\‘11:3":111:? 1:",‘.‘,‘““‘, o o at which Miss Betty Bradford | Gardenias ..........3 4472 Reservoir Road BOSS AND PHELPS and ) TR SO IR BT G I R TR AR Mrs 2 sshiiesseli Nan Darton will preside. Roses ....... c to $3.98 cel s e e e eanesday afternoon givel BY |An exhibition of water colors by Mr Attractive Bridge Prizes Pl et U OWNERS SOl First Sommers have r . to Noe | timore, who will arrive in | LIRAIS Mrs. PRIUD S| Florence C. Estabrook of Ashe Stiato, and Washington Pairias mers’ home on Elm stres fter spend. | Wa on Wednesday = 2 C., and Boston, will be on vie { B e to Wester 2 ot s :n% the month et in Ohio. { = Shusise ot | Miss Blizabett Hume, dau remain durlng the week. At 5 o'clock | a 1417 K Street and $73 he annual meeting of the Chevy | 211" Deele Neer o F : o) | Mme. Suzanne Oldberg will talk on | . ] the 3 S attended the | Mr. and Mrs. Rawkins Hume, T s 9 Ghase Lranch of the Needlework [ NIN O 0 SIS SO 0T | fo Ballimore vesterday (o attend the | -Temperament in Music.” and Miss | 614 12th St. N.W Main 9300 yulld of America will be held Thurs-| "' 070 oo e large dinmer, foi. | Johns HopkinsRandolph Macon foot | Gloria Ring will sing group of | . ] . day morning November 18, & Rila: e crep i feNlaras elinne S L DA | Spanish songs. No cards have heen | Around the Comer from High Priccs o'clock, in he Sunday 0] om " ancing, i | = 4 | ssued ‘ ‘ o the Ghevy Chime Ervtiras|nnor. by“iher Sbrothetiiaw jandil o L 0 S=om Between F and G Sts CRurch. Mrs. Jostali W Scane. chily | S8ter, M. anaiive. o5 1. Sl ubender: - Aiso Bilsabeth MWrenniwill joln her 3 n, N 7 | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee| man. for Maryland, wil 5 ! gast of Shelton, N. J. Miss Neale Pare an rs. Harry lLee| Tanas s -'::{,rw»{qi‘:;drgsnn“::: will go to Boston tomorTow for :\lrrnn‘.‘ the- latter e wi h“ee'l:[‘ ihe State, and the garments completed | Short Stay, returning to Washington | -‘“!:: ,!_h'!“_kv‘v:)t )('\Cn("lxrk(v\: ;‘(‘- ;l;fla,i B_R for this year will be exhibited i the middle of the week. | Qelphia wWed At o 4 (2’. Mr. and Mrs. William Harold Smith| Mrs. Neale will give a dinner dance Sped il % tjes in her honor and later went to | = ontertained . the members. ‘of ihel |3t the Chevy Chase Club December |Les in her honor and later went to | INCORPORATED Stare Hy Xridge club Saturday evening, October | 30. When she will present her daugh- | o\ ogt of Miss Esther du Pont, daugh NINTH THWEST li,Mtn their home on Military'road. | ter to soclety. s ey | et STREET NOR 9 ANM. t 6. E. Hume Talbert entertained 3 ; Mies Wre 4 Miss du Pont at E Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grant Meem | Mies Wrenn and 3 1 | i 2 e, T T IO | e ana pts i o, Stem |1, Wit and e 8 Bc R ) cDECTAL 'SALE AND A FEATURE P ‘olumbia_Country Club. game vesterday at Prinoston. 7 aday evy g D e , in Mrs. Jere te entertained at Fallneadsy (eyenin December ! : . et compliment to Miss Mary Bradley, - | jancheon and bridge \Wednesday in}in’ celebration of her birthday anni | Miss Lydia Archbold, daughter of | LUXI [RIO] lf ( OA f e e, oy (Tase bank: era | versary. Mrs. Anne Archbold, will be the honor FE o \ street entertained Saturday afternoon,| Mrs. Thomas Bradley will be hostess ‘{]“‘S,LO‘,‘“.: G today given by FROM PARLS I'o Feature ) Irm(la} ober 31, at 4 theater party in honor | at luncheon Tuesday, November 24,|° 55 3 the birthday anniversary of her|when she will entertain debuta daugh M Miss Lenors Scullin laughter of F MENTS OF E FREN EATORS | L] aughter Marian e Tor bt deught A 7 _Scullin._dau THE FASHION A‘GEVE_ “_‘ ICH CREATO L Mrs. Harold . Dovle entertained | Mary Bradiey, who will be presented | Mrs. Lee P. Warren, was the guest | BEER - DRECOLL .-~ LANVIN her evening club at bridse Saturday, | December 9. {0t honor at a dunco’ given last eve- | JENNY - PREMET - WORTH - October 31, her home o i ning by Mrs. J. C. Towne for her 2 don irept, [ e home on MRS | ayqen Feter witl entertain at | dauchier, Miss Laora Towne, a debu. | SEVENTY-AVE TO ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS 8 y P s, dau 0 luncl W sl oV ik 18, fo 1te of last season. | . e 5 o e i Fresenic L M | hioce, Miss Sopls beale, daugh: i EVERY MODEL IS WORTH DOUBLE THE SALE PRICE ‘ : Priced Consistently Low fesketh street, who will become the]ter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Beale, | . } ¢ Dride of Mr. Irving Hall Wednesday, | Who will éhare honors with Miss Mary | Series of Dances in View $65 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES | A most complete array for costumes in All iscopal Church, will | Bradley, debutante daughter of Mrs, | Afternoon and Evening Wear. Below we mention Liave only one atiendant, Miss Dorothy | Thomas Bradley. A For Ordnance Corp; hose th ’s i Aerrill, daughter of Dr. and Mrs,| Miss Beale will have no formal pres- iew of those that are the season’s favorites George' P. Merrill of Washington, who | entation but will be among the| The officers and ladies of the Ord- POR $ 4 230 will be the maid of honor. Mr. Hall's | debutantes of the season. nance Corps, U. S. A. will give a best man will be Mr. Lawrence Harry series of dances at 2400 Sixteenth 2 Miss Ellen Wise Crenshaw will join | street. They will be given December NG ks % = of Washington, and the ushers will be S Y Ce FEATURINO A SPECIAL OFFERI! o 5 = Lieut. Edward Pugh, U. 8. M. C., and | 0°F Parents, Mr. and ¥7s I Datker|i8. January 23, February 17 and | somyyiping 1N PASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLR Extra QUdl‘t} FlatC!‘epe L] s Selling—A Magnificent Stock of S S Crenshaw tomorrow, after spending | April 17 Lisut. Joseph Burger, U C a few days in Richmond, where she at- | — Quantico, Va.; Mr. Edward Lohse of o | 2 - tended a’ dinner last evening given by Washington, Mr. Charles L. Mackert s el 8 Mrs. Erskine Buford, when she was and Mr. Gerald Phillip of College | oo ¢t} o onor guests | Park, Md. Rev. Henry Teller Cocks |°"® © oRenEEon will oficiate. Miss Charlotte Childress has gone | Mrs. William T. Pollard is spending [to New York to spend a fortnight | several weeks In Concord, N. C.{with her cousin, Miss Anne Childress. | where she is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Willam H. Gibson. Miss Helen Gary, debutante daugh- Mrs. Curtis W. Handley will enter-|ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hampson Gary, faln her unit of the Church of the|Will return to Washington this eve: Blessed Sacrament at luncheon Wed. | ning from Philadelphia, where she nesdey in her home on Cedar park-|¥as the guest of Miss Betsy Farnum. | way. Miss Gary and Miss Farnum attended Mrs. W, ulton and Mrs. W. L. = Ecanlon of Thirty-third street will be | her home on Quesada street, her the ses for the Sunshine Circle | guests including Mrs. Paul Frizell, rence Crittenton Mission at | Mrs, F. E. Carter, Mrs. J. M. Rowe, luincheon Wednesday at Mrs. Fulton's| Mrs. 8. E. Gray, Mrs. E. Smart, 3 on is the bazaar|Mrs. J. §. Henderson, Mrs. Scott Ofitt. for the circle, and Mrs.|Miss Virginia Herron, Miss Polly vice chairman. Blakeslee, Miss Joan Harding, Miss Mrs, Herman Bernard Le Vey enter-| Emily Oliver and Miss Frances Ilar- tained at a Halloween bridge party in|{ vey. One of the better grade, 40 in. wide, greatly reduced. Of heavy, pure silk, that is so satisfactory for good wear. Ideal for frocks, street, afternoon and evening wear Among the colors are | | 2 A N N S S S N S AR S SRS AR sqs\tx\xuss;\s\\\\\\m\\\m\ns&s.\sus&\x_ Genuine Reductions On Our Entire Stock of STREET and AFTERNOON DRESSES Former Price Sale Price $19.50 Dresses, $13.75 $32.50 Dresses, $24.75 $39.50 Dresses, $29.75 $49.50 Dresses, $34.75 All other higher-priced dresses reduced proportionately Second Floor r Flint Maise Coffee Nav Koria Black Maise Orchid Fallow Peach Dresden Blue Seal Browr Jade Chinese Blue Pink Pearl Gray Trayolion Gree Lilac Casher Green and Black Colored Georgette ! Georgette Broche | 40-In. Satin Crepe % 2 A = Q 1L(§§PC : $4.98 vd. $2.25 and $2.98 $1.98 yd. 5 | In all the desirable shades.| Contrasting colors on light | Rich Satin weaves. One of An excellent quality. Correct | and dark background A | the popular fabrics for welght for dresses, drapes and| splendid quality in 36 and 40 | frocks. All the wanted colors lamp shades. 40 inches wide. | inch width. | for this season 54-In. Satin Crepe, in the new and wanted colors Imported Chiffon Velvet | Tussonia Coating $4.50 yd. | $4.98 yd. i A very soft and rich quality, so popular this Strictly new. Very flexible silk pile. Made season. In all the wanted high colors, including | especlally for handsome coats and wraps. Colors black. 40 inches wide. | and black. b4 inches wide. Silk Section—Third Floor PRESENTING Learn to Sew in Our Dressmaking School A New and Eaztenswe Lime of SPORT AND DRESS COATS CORRECTLY taslored in the new- est fabrics—trimmed with luz- urious furs. desire. 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