Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. SOCIETY; Mrs. 'J.'HL' EVENING Receive a Smdll Coolidge Will | Company This Afternoon at } the White House. ; 2 will be hostess | sul general in New York, Mr. Henry oup of ludies | Gloster tea Armstrong b Speaker of the House uf Repre- | sentatives and Mrs, Nicholas Long-| worth and their small daughter Pau it Thenter by the former | ina_ will leave toduy for thelr home | i amd Al Paderewski, for | it Cincinnati to xpend Christmus und | on | the holidays. <. Coolidge attended the Mann recital vesierday atternvon Premier of the henefit Natinnal { the Amevican Le | George of Georgia | Lus been joined ut the St Kegis by | Mrs. George wnd their childven, who | tored up from Georgia. They are ablished in their upurtment on Cali nia stveel for the Winter. Senutor W. F. nolidge The S Mellon Mrs Senutor und Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry huve gone to Providence, K. 1. where they will the holiduys with Mrs, Gerry's s Mrs. Nicholus Brown Who Wil entertain wl dinner lomorrow Paderewskl Couing in their honor the Chier foriner Senator and Mrs. Hirsm Bingham s Hot Springs (o spend e Vowere tor Henry W. Keyes of New shice will bave with him duviog wistinas holldayvs his sou. John Who ¥ new @ stu arvard University. Keves exentulive und Mrs. Thaddeus an upsriment i | @ © relu 1o their howe in Fhoenix, N. Y., for the Chrixt was holiduys, s have iud Mirs Liure en yesterduy i Sh Ogd incheon given today in ican Anuex by the direc i the Pau-American Union plinent 1o archeolo enor Dr. Muniel six fucluded i5e Pan Anie Representative snd Mis. Duvid H. | Kincheloe will go to Richmond Sut urduy tu spend w week. Representa- | tive und Mrs. Kincheloe recently re- | a vimt i New Yok, | and | Americn: Dy srsm of ber whisting 1 president of : William Mather Lewts George Washington University: br.| Representutive und Mes. Harcourt % €. Clark, chancellor of the Aeri- | 4. Prait, who vcupy wne uf the resi University: Rev. Kdmund A, dential spartments at (he Muyfower, | ilie School of For- | Will spend Christmus i thelr home | George ¢ ; Wi Untver- | in Uighlund, N. ¥ [var i Liovd Penfield. Mudelulne Couzens, duughter| = of Seusior und Mis. James Couzens. | M. wnd Mrs. Luusing Hosts sutertained u SRen ot 20 at Juneh | vy Distiuguished Conipany. eou today In vompliment te her sis tertulaw, Mis. Frunk Couzeun of De.| Mr- and Mrs. Robent L. wolt. who, with Mr. Couzerx. Is apend- ! sinei 8 DIEL JanL svel the Ambassador of e of ing hn:unl“- Miduys with (ne Senutor and \Gnol i Martino (ol Japan and Mme. Ecuudor. | the Am Kufael 1l e, who is 8el do in b ouniry on a special mission Mr. an entertiined al dinner st evening at | Watertown, N, the Mavflower Hotel iu honor of (he G4y vetiving - Ambuskador of Chile und | , Se de Mathleu. The other xuesis ier Secretury RO were the Ambassador of Argenting b toot oday by Janptox SHAESEnoriide ButiLredbi (rom thelr home nar New Yurk ister of Guatemala and Sy will spend the holidavs chez Latour, Senator and A t Capper, Senator und M Kendrick, the charge Ecuador,” Seuor Don the director of the Union, Dr. Ley 3. Rowe clu de Larberls, mother Lultaires of Ecuador: Se Agacio, counselor of the o bassy: (he cour legation and b nin Colen. s ALusSY The secre vian legation and Senora e Mrs. Frederic D, MeKeuney fohn Allan Douglerty., Mv. und Mrs Havry Norment. 4ol [a T V. Wheeler: M. 15 Mrx. Morris Evans KAPLOWITZ T INCORPORATED NINTH STREET NORTHWEST OREAT SALE CLOSING OUT et 2l THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COATS 5 $75 TO $135 | Wife of Senator Brattu pfl'lrll Thorpe, Dr. WAl and Mrs. Boli- | Miss Seciety: I vatary 1hig Vernon 1. geneval of the lnter-American Commi 1 Mr. Arthur S cretary of the Archeologicul i | the 4 The former Senor Dr Minister of i the Min (G pany were Mis. Edw he Vs, Her F nm. head. Mrs. A Thengren. Mrs. 1 frey Lowell t Glover, Mrs. T 2 vd, Mrs. lohn R. Williams, Mrs. Gibson Fahue stock, Mrs. Francis G, Newlands, Mrs. George Barneit. Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook. Mrs ex M. ok Mrs Robert H nd Princess Mur 4 Widow of the vazilivn Ambussador o Wash arrived in New York v Americi. and will st of the Win forimes ton onurn M. ihe charge | 1 o Erederico I ester Where can 1 find beautitul gifts? |ORIENTAL BAZAAR 1705 Fu. Ave. N.W. The newly ay Fra ind Mume. pected 1o sail for nesdav. Jdanuary & this cour Vpen Evenings M. and Mme. V ts at Di to Be ner This Eveaing and Mme W company at honor of the of Chiie and Guateniala Latonr und Rica. Senor o. will be the honor | dinner this evening of A Harry Norment, who will ! entertain a com and the | bon | rn Oream The Minister State. Mr. T ta New York the honor guest at the Irish Free| 1. Smiddy. will go| L2 FASHIONS EXCLUSIVELY R. MCReynOIds & Son THE MOST BAUTIFOL PURS - THE HOST BEAUTIFUL FABRICS INDIVIDUAL CREATIONS FOR TALL AND SHORT, SLHNSER AND LARGE WOMEN AND MISSES e | EXTRA SPECIAL! 14th and Park Road N.W. ; PROCKS, DRESSES, GOWNS FOR AFTERNOON, DINNER, EVENING Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. | PRESENT NG AND FEATURING ¢ PASHICNS DE LUXE Col. 2619 $55 10 $75 MODELS $35 EXCLUSIVELY of Satisjactory Sales—Service 1423.25-27 L St. N.W. Main 7228 “Sivty ) ears Service® Brothers A Special Christmas Offering Tomorrow, Wednesday & EVENING GOWNS for Women and Misses 49.50 Regularly 75.00, 88.50 and 125.00 At the height of the social season, with the holidays here, these gowns of loveliness so specially priced pre- sent a truly interesting display. The trends they em- body have been accepted by the woman of fashion as the correct evening mode for the season. Many models are imported; some are beaded to a metallic luster, others are of georgette, satin, crepe de chine and velvets. T W BN VIE TR A N F STAR, HOSTESS FROM NEW MEXICO Walter Scout [marriage 1o the WASHINGTON, 1. LSDAY, 1M er's, when they will present lh!lr daughter, Miss Helen Gary, to society. Miss Gary has as her guests Miss Katharine Murchison of New York and Miss Elinor Dorrance of Philadel- phia, who came for the dance. Miss Helen Amory Ernst entertain- ed at luncheon today in compliment to Miss Katharine Amory, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Copley Amory. The |Reed, Miss Frances Louise Spencer, Misx Katharine Wil- kins, Miss Winifred West and Mise Lydia Archbold. Mrs. Franels S, Naxh entertained at dinner last night at the Hamilton Hotel. Her guexis were Admiral and and Mrs. Lowndes, arnett and Dr. and - wnd Mrs, Andrew 1. Miller will mner dance this evening at wlitan Club wnnex in ho atter's niece, Mixs Franc nie daughter of A McKenney Mis Diniel C.Stanleten was hostess {ut Juncheon today in ¢ have as her ‘hristinas her brother. My Fred Hamilton his son, Mr. Fred Hamilton. j te diughter of (he Assistant v oof Commerce and Mix. ) Walter Diake Ramuel War ne 1o New York with members of 7y The Willard Special Ckristmas Dinner attructive und ex- Senatorial circle. Will Be Served in Crystal Room Noon to 9 P.M. $3.50 Per Cover Senhorn du Ga wrlisle s gziving a slindx today rdi. when her | « number of other &%%%@%%%%%mfi%%%%@%%@ and Mrs. Hi 4 dance this eve " Gifts Useful and Beautiful the shop to shop in From vou love Corticelli 2 prs. $3.50 Boudeir Mules $5.00 to £14.00 tockinos Cut Steel and hored 3 Rhinestons $800 1o S25 Jeweled Heels $10.00 to $;0.00 ARTCRAFT FOOTWEAR# {131-F-STREETP Arteralt Silk S prs., $5.00; Chiffon boxed On All Christmas Holiday Goods As we do not wish té carry over any holi- | day goods at all we offer you ! off regular price on the following gifts for the balance of the week: Mama and Blanket Dolls. ., . Boxed Stationery ..$1.00 to $4.50 Imported Embroidered Handkerchiefs 18¢ to $2.25 Smart Silk and Leather Purses $2.98 to $5.00 [ff Compacts and Candlesticks. . 49¢ to $1.25 [l Boutonnieres and Corsage Flowers. .49¢c to $6.50 || \ Subtract 1/4 From the Above Prices / Arcwnd $1.00 to $3.98 !‘arnn Aieh Friven Rem: W""nfl" 614 Twelfth St. uther "guests were Miss Rosamond | 1627 Lamont street, in compliment fo | (ain McKee, Miss | Af{xe Rosa Ponselle, Esih ke 1Y their family. When they reeurn here | send's morning musicals at the May- | December 30 they will be accom- flower Wednesday, January 13. panied by thelr daughter. Mre. George —— . Graham. Mrs. Miller give a | MFe. R. F. Saul entertained a com |m in honor of Mrs. Graham on the | Pany of 14 at luncheon today for her following day. | daughters, Miss Frances Saul and liss Rose Saul, Prices ‘ Talk when * work Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley | = have iam. 4 invitations for a buffet | Col. and W. A. McCain of 1809 supper Wainesday evening, January | Phelps place are entertaining for | 13, at 8§ o'clock. in thelr home at |their daughtar. Miss Elizabath Mec two of her girl friends, Miss Turner and Miss Ruth on Ninth Page.) your furs are =poiled ialk here. They of who will come | Catherine for the third of Mrs. Lawrence Town. | (Continued is done efciently and according to promise, but they have a habit of annoving when niy - 32-34 Florid: WOLF, Furrier 3+ Floridy PRl B e 2 e e B B BT bt A A e A A e Henderion s—Standard for Quality Established Over 50 Years Xmas Gifts that Will Keep You in Mind a Lifetime VERY attribute of the gift ideal is united in HENDER SON FURNITURE: It has dis- tinction in no small measure: Is built to he useful for generations: Represents the highest artistic de velopment of fine inet \We show complete Suites for every room, also innumerable Odd Pieces that are Popular in Price. making. Selid Mahogany MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING CABINETS $19.78 TEA WAGONS —of Genuine Walnut or Mahogany, with leaves, separate tray Genuine Mahogany Muffin Stands, $15.50 Genuine Mahogany Nest of Tables, $32 to $38 Genuine Mahogany Smoking Stands, $4.50 to $14.5) g Solid Mahogany Smokers’ Cabinets, §12 to $54 Genuine Mahogany High and Low Boys, $65 to $285 Genuine Mahogany Foot Stools, $7.50 to $32 Genuine Mahogany Book Troughs, $17 up Genuine Mahogany Cane Wing Chairs, $22 to $40 Genuine Mahogany Tilt-Top Tables, $18 to $57 Genuine Mahogany Book Racks, §17 to $35 Genuine Mahogany End Tables, $12 to $35 Genuine Mahogany or Walnut Davenport Tables, $46 to $135 Genuine Mahogany or Walnut Coffee Tables, $32 to $58 Genuine Mahogany Gate-Leg Tables, $35 to $75 t\‘, s ¢ Mahos Mahogany Windsor Chairs, $19 to $42 r— DESKS Mahogany or Bronze Book Ends, $7 to $21 g Reproducing the old Genuine Mahogany or Walnut Priscilla Sewing s:‘u:atcpuggi Cabinets, $10.50 Solid Mahogany < Genuine Mahogs SECRETARIES $90 to $338 Beautiful Lamps and Shades Very Reasonably Priced A Deposit Will Hold Y our Purchase for Christmas Delivery J AMES B. HENDERSON Paperhanging 1108 G Street—Phones e Furmsture, Laces, Draperies. Up tery. Main 7673 Main <7676 L) BRIEREDEVECRDELTLREREREREREY l‘,}?‘ ¥ IRERERERVERER i i3 artd A Y- oy AT Th AN T Ak 2 RERIRERERER Slippers and Silk Stockings Favored Gifts “D'ORSAY"—7713 Gold or Silver Twinkle Cloth. New Paris Heel. Can be tinted any shade to harmonize with Gowns and Hosiery. ke 9 $6.50 . i 7706—Imported Silver Kid D'Orsay Pump. New Paris Heel. $7.00 “PETITE OPERA PUMP” 6604—Black Sarin with a Spike ! %Mip@@rg G Sterling’s choicest ultra smart winter stlyles whose exceptional quality makes them striking examples of value received and doubly acceptable Christmas Gifts. EVENING Exquisite Gift Hosiery Sterling Chufl'on and 8-0-8 service weight Silk Stockings are always favorite gifts. Full fashioned in all the newest winter shades. Smart and Attractive Gift Boxes All Silk Chiffon 3 pairs $5.50 Single pairs $1.95 Continving special sale of our regular $1.75 Lisle top Thiffon or service weights rew tiades - 81,58 Lisle service 3 pairs hoxed top Chifion or weights assorted WATT'ERS Canoes> 1337 F Street N W.