Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1925, Page 68

v 8 SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 20, 1925—PART 2. SOCIETY. 0 - s Scems Assured |Shower Given in H Yuletide Plans Under Way | VIRGINIA_BRIDE-ELECT g g+ o O gt o WL AR MODEL' SHOP— The Blue and Gray ball to be given Mrs. Omer Lemieux entertained at Al )/ N In Capital’s Social World = " sening ot Toetes otemier L B 921 G at the Mayflower Hotel, will un-|horne, 3019 Fifteenth street, in com. | /ST.NW. doubtedly be a tremendous success]pliment to Miss Norma van Reuth > and is expected to contribute a|whose marriage to Mr. Ldgar Ed An Unequaled Opportunity! C-neral nd Peraonal Notes of Interest Relanng ’- goodly sum to the Stone Mountain | wards Good will take place January memorial fund. {11, The table was decorated with cut . A There has been such an instan-| flowers, and in the center was a large to Army and Navy Folk and Other ; ; ] {aneous demand for boxes for the hall| wedding cake. Among those present \x} omen's and MiSSCS' { at only a few remain still unre-|were Mrs. Adolph van Reuth, Mre ! Louls Daniel van Reuth, Mrs. W. J 1 ' served, one of the particularly inter- Residents. R esting fentures being that a large| Wills, Mrs. Olin Perkins, Mrs. Robert | S 4 ! d number of State societies have taken| Frederick, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. N | boxes in’ honor of thelr States, with | Arthur Tiley, Mck William A Bram ief of n ions d- [ the death o sister, Miss Jessie 3 g | prominent women of the various|hull Miss Ethel Beiswanger, Miss nisf of inayal onerasions; ;Ad | /fhe BeathHot ek aiter i | Statea as spossors. Mary Verdi. Miws Virginta Henreman ward W. Eberle, 1 3 Will entertain Mr. and | Lt s . . - One box of unusual interest is that | and Sonny Bafley. e 1o NOSEE w6 wed. | Miss Dorothy M. Markham, who gtk "3 : o < to be occupied by the widows of four SR Lt Charlee ~\“"“’N]r‘]"“n“‘e“:"“l‘.“f“\"m',"';,,' has been attending Sweet Briar Col- 4 ' : . M genorals, all of them having been ’ Superbly furred. handsomel nd remain until Sunday. Mr, | lege, near Lynchburg. Va.. has r : J ; "3 West Pointers who went South dur-; Fumiko Mitani of Kyoto, shas | models from our en selected stoc / M A" te the parents of | turned to spend the holidays with her 2 ing the war between the States. In| been awarded the cup annually | 3 : : i L e e oAl Darents: A | this box will be represented the old | stowed upon the “perfect girl” in the DRASTICALLY on 0 al and e < | Army and th ¢ Army. and high | Senior class at Mount Holyoke Col- | ) n of Admiral and | Nr o John M. Safer has left for a 3 e ears will be ihe Guests | lege. It la the first time that any for REDUCED is stationed in | irip quring which he will it in 4 2 ty | v with their wives of the four hostesses | ¢ign student has received this high!y- T Pittsburgh, Chicago, Milwaukee and 3 N O e AT P | brized reward. The cup is given 1o ro 6 ‘ g and Mrs. Merritte W. Ire. | Minneapolis ; ) . Mrs. Marcus Wright and Mrs | the member of the graduating clasa $ 50 feave Washington Tuesday | e : on posture, proportions, weight and Dr. Maurice H. Herzmark is in Chi- ile Plekett. general fitness. & holidavs w 8001 B w0t Tabare he db The S irt of o Recent additions to the already long indaw, Dr ;| Bernard NP RIS { = list of boxholders are Mrs. Anne Rus- | =—=—=— Memphis, ol e i sell Cole, Mme. rs. Harry n to Washing- | - Mr. and Mrs. Georges U. Enstatho- | i > ¢ A. Colman. Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons, the Christmas, but Mrs. | pulo have arrived from New York to | RQE N EWNG 3 s v. sponsared by | Where can I find beautiful gifts? n in Memphis until | spend the holidays with the latter's I r' l|vl| ver. jr.. the South: | parents, Capt. and Mrs. Gelm. at the arolina State Society. sponsored by pecial Lot of Dresses to Close Out Al i Mrs. Alexander M. Bull; the Virginia lENTALB ZAAR 925 5 ington Mrs. Enstathopulo will exhibit &nonsdren by Mrs. Richard o1 OR $10.95 and $15 her miniatures at 1637 Connecticut | Baghy: the New York hox, spansored SienmE: | by Mrs. Sol Bloom; the Kentucky hox. | .. Cirk . " > £ponsored by Mrs. Bainbridge Boyle; | be jomed | '.‘-'};_:,3;“\.-';‘ \"‘I”"‘ \';"";:“""“;\"", by . the Alabama box. sponsored by Mrs | and Mrs, | N b nnette, who is a < & S s o rt Leaven. | Student at Mt. Vernon Seminarv. fis J. F. Johnson, and the Wheel (| S e et | leaving fodax for her home in Find. i - Biogress|Np%, Sncnisorediby MesMnG lo|——o|c——jal—x—|a|——c—2|alc—0— I o, where they will spa garet Hopkins Worrell e nerenthey williaotug (e | *"Ball tickets and the few remaining | Open Evenings 1205 Pa. Ave. N.W. = = We never = S — | MISS MARION DU PONT, boxes may be had from Mrs. Roee You'll find it of internal vex-| Alrs. John D. McGee has with her | Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William du Pont, who hate announced her engage. | Gouverneur Hoes and Mrs. Willlam h q & bl ¥ for Novth (Carolina; | o :"l“‘;fl“fl’\mbm at Wardman Park i ment to Mr. Thomas H. Somerville of Rapidan, Va., the wedding to take ! Laird Dunlop of the Mayflower such an ad- quote com- s wth Carolina otel her two sons. K | il spend the Christmas | attends Staunton _\‘xuug:\-"n;\"},‘ng‘;,,}:? pikceist Moutpelierijthiofin Rontiestate. | A Very Desirable Apartment for Rent vantage to Rieiis tlwic nz friends and relatives [ and John D. McGoe S shop during & prices be- . ho is a . igh Point and | dent at St Albans i iUniverairy Glih Eista | Miss A. M. Maloney, a Cincinnati The Dresden : cause of their e the. moming 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. tendency to i h 5 | = e e ! woman who in 20 years rose from a who has een TS, rlebacher sailed from New = = position as stenographer to the sole veek end with M k_vesterday on the S. §. }\eu.mec,' Christmas Dinner Dance | B e medicine | 2226 Conn. Ave. 'H [1" ir apartment at Wi dl"fl ‘lOI‘ Europe. The University Club of Washington | concern with a country-wide réputa- will Jeave the fimst | o ——= will give a Christmas dinner dance |tion, has recently disposed of her busi- | John W. Thompson & Co., Inc. 3 e m‘:\'"', "';’?“r\\’*:jh her children ! Tyesday evening at the clubhouse on | ness to a syndicate for a sum said to 829 17th St. N.W. have ington from (I street. The dinner will be given at|be nearly $1,000,000. Main 1437 neaton and are with Mrs. Connor's [ 8 o'clock. and the dancing will begin | orney General and Mrs | & Mr. and Mrs. William Healey | at 9 o . The club will be decorated ving the first of | . in Christmas berries and greens and me Parkers-| [\ Karl Kellerman. ir.. has come | the music will be furnished by the S i ot | versity. and is with his parents, M: ke 4 Miss Mildred Krachtine | TOBE BURIED IN ITALY 54 Will leave kenhach. wife 3 White Plains. N. Y.. to| nale ol e idavs with her aunt, | Husband. Tajurd in) Baide sl YEAR’S EVE Mo sJoseph Al - . | dent in Mexico. in Hospital. e Harvard Clubs’ Schedule j Early Recovery Seer. | From 9 P. M. Hotel. Wil Paramount Holiday Event‘"‘ g Two Bands With Ralph - New Year MEXICO CITY, December 13. The F D n The coming to Washington of the |body of Princess Maria Victoria de | ox and His Marimba’s Harvard si s . Simpson has re- | Clubs (:nui‘lr;\’f’\(f" «’)‘:‘lw’ln’t’r‘\t:ulxllhmd‘ SNSRSGIn O Baay; e en S e g ss'oo Per Cover Mrs. George B. | cert Sunday evening, December an automobile accident near Cuerna.| Including the De Luxe Dinner, hia, and is in her | 8:30 o'clock in the Mayflower lla]]rugm vaca ¥ r ken to her | Souvenirs and Favors rdman Par R a = Openin, Iman Park Hotel. u; p.:;a:;:,‘:m r::lxl.:lrkuh le attention as | home in Rome, it was smled today. | All the Splendor of Our 1928 Grand g Sweeney will Sy euent. The prince, who was seriously_in- | Awaits Your Pleasure A list ss i} Bavcarks vo: | list of prominent patronesses and | jyred, is at the Hospital of Jesus. 'rhe] T D Christm: d ea Dances on ristmas an hours. mislead. | box holders has already b Miss Elizabeth | A5y, (been Gan; st a nounced, - the - sabatriadon " “1- [couple were en route to the historic mith College senior, wh « >; 2 S, Solver menior Vo | chstoe” i e it | e Eame 3 Commaraes | New Year's Day—3 to 6 P. M. social, literary and musical leaders m“,“noe {5 descenigatiof. tha gyeiticx With Stafford Pemberton Dancers " | plorer 4 chuse A il Jnclude a happy ) Prince Pignatelli's physicians said | Supper Dance Nightly, 10 to 2, 75c ry 1 of the suite @ and mandolin { tonight that his condition caused no No Lenger Commected With L'A the season in the b ¥ popular college | anxiety for his eventual recovery and o ythat he should he able to leave the Pt White il <t Jazz hospital soon wveek for H chestra of Harvs with a number 2t ', .’1’\“;, e Harvard Cloh of Washingtan ‘&h&i%%%%fl%%%&h%m%%%%m@; is keenly interested in the approach- Gordon, daughter of ing concert. and 1t is expected that arney and Mrs. Pevton members of other university clubs | oined her rents at here will likewise attend the concert | from | on the 27th of this month at the | wk to spend the Mayfower Mrs. Rose Gouvernenr Hoes and Mrs. William Laird Dunlop at the | ! Mayflower Hotel have charge of hoxes esday to spend the | and tick this only vith his mother, | here this s an. at the Jeflerson | versity Inwxnmsnml Clubs. > Mrs. Brian Better Apparel at a Lower Price. aper Bros. & Co Shop of Quality 937939 F St. N.W. PRACTICAL XMAS GIFTS FOR MOTHER, WIFE, DAUGHTER OR SISTER Women'’s and Misses’ Coats $ 75 REMARKABLE purchase of late Winter models greatly underpriced. Erian will arrive ! | Cleveland, < itenry F. Brian, | Penwomen Change Date = i | i | Charmlng Newly Desxgned Ensign Brian. En- from the United for Their Annual Ball y ¢ with the class | o, L hcademy with the CJa%5 | The date for the annual ball given by the Lea £ A He made the Australian she: o merican Pen the Pacific fleet. He will | Women of the District of Columbia join his ship at Seattle, Wash., after | ha8 been changed from January 25 to {s month's leave February 10, 1926, and will be held s in the New Willard Hotel. Mrs. George Midshipman Richard €. Drum-Hunt | Thorpe is chairman. Mrs. mlo-‘ il come to \ashingion from An-| Blodgett honorary chalrm and | papolis early Wednesday morning to | Mrs. Eli Helmick. treasurer and busi- | Epend 10 days or more with his|ness manager. Many unique features mother, Mrs. Arthur D. Condon, at |&ré promised her residence on Sixteenth street. | Mr. Condon, who his been in New York for a few weeks, also will join Mys. Condon here for the holidays E L e am e o . e, | KUX U@ LATEE v‘v\n have m\ D-HTP .h“"“\‘:.L n'nix;rln'- H d S. G €ad di1ze . )Ir-\mT in their home at 18 T e - Jones, a student of Hats 1 1 as ed in Washin on 0 Ependthe. holidars with her pa SILKS & METAI il e el b SATINS—VELVET Mr. and Mre. P. K. Latham and FELTS—VELOURS their small son, Harrison. have Allio Small and Médiom Head Sises 1urned to their home in Martinsburg W. Va., after spending a few days | $3.98 10 $12.50 With Mrs tham's parents, Mr. and | Rfre. (. W. Keeton of Kensington. | Dd., where they attended the \\'MI‘ N Eve n1n owns A collection of specm]ly assembled Gowns for the formal functions surrounding the holidays— featuring the simple Dance Frocks—as well as m 9] HI o] m ja m o] fll lfl o] fll o] m American pin point. lustrosa and fine Bolivia, luxuriously fur trim- o] med with fox. wolf. squirrel and caracul. Gracklehead, sea swallow, m the elaborate Dinner Gowns. o] m o] ” | o] IH o] III o] m Cl m HLI black and hrown Other Coats. $24.83, $39.50, $46.75. $69.50 Women’s and Misses’ Gowns $ DVANCE styles for afternoon and evening wear, in delightful new straight- line and godet madels, made of crepe romas, georgette, flat crepes and <atine Exquisitely beaded or seli-trimmed. Colors: Bois de rose, maize, jade, rose, navy, brown, white, black. Other Gowns, $15, $19.85, $29.50 Up Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Coats $ .50 A\ exceptional value in coats for girls 2 to 6 years and 7 to 14. Made 355 They are original styles—and replicas of imported models—in Silk Velvet Metal Lace Chiffons Georgeltes —with mirror effects, bugles, rhinestones and other novelty trimmings. g Wing of Miss Elsie Keeton and Mr Eugene J. Ward 614 12th St. N.W. Mrs. Margaret (. DeWolf has been ‘ Around the Corner From High Prices palled to Dennison. lowa, because of Between F and G St of all-wool Bolivia, lined and interlined and trimmed with hand- some fur collars. Other Coats, $3.95. 50, 810, $15, $19, Rayon Washable Dresses . 2 95 ANOTHER splendid valu for girls 7 to 14 years, made of handsome Spring ie1., with the beautiful rayon silklike finish. Second Floor. 3 3 o o> Practical Presents Popularly plcffl_ —Suggestions for the unfilled places on your gift list. At $2.95 $3.95 $5.oo Pocketbooks Dolls Dresser Trays Teddies Slips Boudoir Dolls Slips Corseles Pajamas v - Vests Step-in Sets csts Bloomers Pettibockers Bl°°'f‘er5 Step-ins Teddies Step-ins Pettibockers Gowns Gowns Teddies Bath Robes Bath Robes Gowns Petticoats Petticoats Bath Robes Pocketbooks Pettibockers Petticoats Pillows Scarfs Choker Beads Slips COI‘SCICS Scarfs pnwder B(‘IXES Pillows Pillows Raincoats |————a|o|c——x|a|c———|a|c——3]a| ———=3]u] . - Coats, $3.93, $7.50. $10. $15, $19.50, Armoum:mg Other Coats, $5.95, $7.50. $10, $135, $19.50. A Sale of Women’'s and Misses’ A Sale of Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery, $1.29 Handbags, $2.95 Sizes 814 to 1014 EWEST novelties in underarm, pouch E\TR\ fine quality pure silk, with lisle . and vanities. Beaded, silk, seal, cow- tops. All the new shades and black. hide, calfskin, morocco, vachette and Boxed for gifts. tapestry. Other Hosiery, $1, $1.65, $1.85 Other Bags, $1.95, $3.95, $5, § New Year’s Eve Supper Dance and Carnival m@:amm%ez:.%m@m@mmm%@mm@saesm@aa@m&mmmmmeza:&mmmm LERRERERVVEVLVURERVEVNELRRER ‘5%%%@&@%'&@{%%!&@%@%!{@%%@ Continuous Dancing from 11¢'Glock Ten Dollars per person including De Luxe Supper A Sale of Dainty ‘ A Sale of Underwear ¢ Necklaces and croice $1.95 Chokers, cwie$2.95 R YON and French voile chemise and INGLE and double strand crystals, step-ins, glove silk vests and bloom- manufactured pearls and newest nov- ers. All wanted shades. Attractively clties. Al in gift boxes. i Other Jewelry Novelties Other Underwear, 95c, $2.95, $3 50c, $1, $1.95, $3.95, $5 Augmented Orchestration Sovvenirs For Ruervations Telephone Main 9800 Banguet Department |