Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 60

8 SOCIE TN, Opera Company's Dat51 For "Romeo and Julict”& ]S postpflned to DC\:. S; | Changs Made Nccuss;:r_\' byj by List Season's Presentations. =y ¢ Conductor’s of Patronesses for o Se Howard Alfaro club on t v of eac er se Mrs. Wescott to Be Guest Of A!‘[ Promori‘rs‘ Clul’) new exhibitior sketches of tt jrigham wi When you are NOT in Paris— —you’ll find the Bourjois shops of your own city. Theyare the verysame powders, perfumesand hand- made French rouges that you buy “chez Bourjois” in 28 Place Vendome, when you are in Paris. From Paris come your ASHES OF ROSES* wder, talc, eau de toilette, lip-stick, savon de toilette, pure and exotic—all in toiletries — perfume, tlfn’e same mood and fra- grance. This ensemble effect is much to be de- sired. Write for Bourjois’ attrac- tive booklet of Parisian per- fumes, powders, rouges, etc. oAt the Better Stores Bourjois A.BOURJOIS&CO.,Inc. Dept. Illness. | Dinners, Luncheons, ! Teas Feature Holiday i Week in \Vasl’lington! (Continued from Fifth Page) 1 Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw entertained t evening in compliment son-in-law_and daughter, John McMillin of New ame to Washington to { tving with them. The included Mr. Frank Mc- 3 n 2 jr.; Mrs, and Mr. E aw, son Mr cMillin New )ats and Mrs. N nory witl evening, ent to the nd Mrs. Jar- v gave a dance heir schoolgirl Amory, ibout 60. inski, wife of Gen. i have had 1vflower, Mrs. faben and her daughter, oth of New Mrs. Maben returned to Bradley was hostess ine will be host- tomorrow eve- ler in cele- y anniversary, to meet Miss New York, who is <outh Bend, evening to ird Campbell. student at rd's daugh- rd, who is adeira’s school, were ir guests will be | & M Autumn Debutantes pleasingly Greeted By Society Matrons |« rom Fifth Page.) tained at dinner followed by party last evening velt will return thi New York, where she it for the Army-Navy game yes ce Waggaman and her . Walcott Clarke Wagga- York, where they are lcolm Littlejohn until Littlejohn was hostess y dinner last eve- nce which Mrs. ¥ Club for her Miss Kane. ow from | went for the December 30, Hemstitchin Pleating Absolutely the Best Quick Service Mrs. M. E. Holley 2651 15th St. N.-W. Col. 9378 Scene before the Salon of Bourjois, at 28 Place "endome, Paris, France toiletries in the better N-11 35W.34thSe, N.Y.City *Rey.U.S.Pat.OR. : | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 29, 1025 —PART SOGIET Y. from 4 to 7 o'cloc when they will pr ter, her parents, M Ke; sev = CHARM BRIDE MRS, A Who was before her marriag: Miss Lilla K. Smithson. here for the debut of Miss At- du Pont, daughter of Mr. and | Irnest du Pont | enn will stop in Philadelphia | everal days’ visit with Miss Teresa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | . Clarkson, before joining her | I, the|parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee intes of Miss | Wrenn, in Washington. | , Miss Ellen hursdz pthy —_— i s. 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