Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1926, Page 52

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . JANUARY 1926— PART 2. D. A R. Chapter Ball | in the celebrated medical college of | married the chief heiress of the Bour- | to American guests. Few of the thou- | pitality which they have reccived at “hri 4 roale . Bologna who was profes of anato- [ bun house of Orleans, Princess ) sands who make up the American | Argyll House. Scheduled Janvary 18| Christmas Week Bride |my 80 vears before Columbus crossed [ Tl o oot T siting her | VIE of London society have fulled of | Lady Colefax 1s a daughter of | | the Atlantic. But in the modern Ay asct Who 3 yleiting her | invitations to the week end parties [and has all the charm and viv {of providing u collegtate course for [0l home at Worcester. Mass., fur-| jiven throughout the year in this | which is traditionally theirs, but she o ¢ uift of the venerable | DIShes another illustration that the| siold domiclle: Sir A olo 7 = women th ft of th A r\.h"“f;’u. Qiughters of the old By State hold| HHuous old domicefle. Sir Arthur Cole- | has lived in London the greater part NOUVEAU HAT SHOP ! Du of Storza mark adic: fax 18 one of Britain's greatest legul | of 40 years and holds an exceptionally jotm A, tor which v [ part This old ¢ and its sur "_‘“ in_the highest ird when M lminds, and he holds a positfon which | powerful soctal o sitfon 932 F Acioiing | rounding acres are practically the last | fores o educating m”\m‘;; Gfaprine: | goes back to medieval days, that of e Metropolitan Theater velo “ ) h - «f the patrimony of the mighty house | sollcitor general of the County Pala- e Distrier . e § | il AT R Lord Alastair McRobert, who sucee s ) £ Covein esdien : e B s i Al o e e S L | Alabama Sociery Will 11 assisted by miny . | Lombards, whose exploits muke ‘(i”‘“m mf);'u i 1 ez J“UI“:)“'{“N"’('N:;]‘],I,ulmm)n(l.\:l;.; a voluminous sk gown, | Meet Evening of January 7| $7.50 and $1 s L 4 J \’\f‘ IBIsHIIbet sy o€ Vorumenlof S TIA 1 she will tarry most of | knee breeches and buckled shioes, — ! an, 3 0 dle ages. The castle Is enormous and Winter in Hoston. She fx the | Whereas the ordinary judge or bar- | reserved by D. AL R * i | readily lends ftselt to tion and | the Win B e | pister is with @ stuff gown he Alabama State Society will meet fviduals prominent in ¢ stallation of modern conven. | 94ughter of Dr. Willlam ![!;:1“::‘\::‘;' . Mi. James Mont. |4t the Washington Club, Seventeenth Values $ er, will re . ery Beck, former Solicitor Gen-[and K street rthwest, Thursday | [ A just completed her an- y citor Gen- | < streets northwest, Thur s { nual visit to her old home In Lancas- S, S n pleturesque ace of { evening, Junuary 7, at § o'clock. - R l\londay 8:30 ter, Mass., and she was accompunied 5 e e the sprightly | by ‘her voung son i +| his “zenerai experiences Lefore the |¢'S and their guests will be received to 12 Only by ul _\l-rnnn‘ | von Molkie, who v o a I !;Inn ::4‘A|r. wl;rr-;l h-_‘| ). adopted a :vtn'thl’; 'x'.ml:xr:n?fi‘m" society and the b Starting the New Year with a real a politienl | a S . stuff gown, sm c and o ption. corr ee. 15 t ar with a rea s not ‘1].:““.‘( U.;:‘ Ll-x is “““r”l: the o ;1; of Den |m|u|.~’1‘l‘1v-< ‘m ||I|“l;|( i -’"”A ""T’ | Honor guests for the evening in- i ?’ll“n‘t-ry'i\' le Washington will never i ” o] - felude of ars e S & EO- . lorget. here atins, fe concerns. With | ”‘ % diplomatic | before the bench. A . Tud flicers from other Stat 0 . n 1 mher of Long Lslanders who ave | ser Molkte was Dun-|to Join his wife in New York some |Cictlex. Interesting moving pictures | et s, Stodelr s lmrn k "'"’."""',’1"' and i 1 B of [ berin el te 1 ol wbich Jeceri :n'u'nu Wil deliver o @adre = hand early. : oo ¢ und jollier | his mothe , : was less | Ingly e rom Crinada . to | PRI W n addres 3 | than two months 1. The Countess P oss the continent, | o ple FULIollow e pro) wha was the daughter of|so anxious are scores of Amerleans | Alt s n are cxaetied 1o be ave proved a hilavious suc- | \ Mrs. Juhn Lowell of Cam-|to return some of the lavish hos |, ok Alibamians are exp: A The first wus held duri “hrist- also ix in Boston for the Win- REosent mas week and the whin Is to have & r son, Francis Vi ,; 4 time and yet to weld a soclal {non Lloyd, and after completing his A N A - = _)1 7 o Lond which binds the elub. Mrs. | course at St G s Breparatoi : L X ‘ e Prederick 1earson, Mr iward H.|School in Newport, he will enter % l\,. (C ‘; | Van Ingen, Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mre. | Harvard = | ° | : and Mrs. Frank | -— > CALLAHAN, sl T || aAe il EhRa s e K ‘?@. 3 ) rally the | ures of that hectic 5 one of the B in this city, De- ot AN ze, | MOSL_renowned hostesses of London, | illi z { e her home i Millinery and Gowns ‘ }“;“k“ ‘r;“"“‘l‘,*‘"f‘. - JoRt hospitiie i 14:,‘,;“.":5 1221 Connecticut Ave. N.W. ’@V‘ALUES lN FUR COAT pered in his | ’ COME HERE AND GET THEM . g o« i _hats prissed OUL | ee miore dances are to be held be! f : AND 1 ' AT e e | cearance |5 Sale of Dresses and Hats e . moters of the plan | for choi Tales of Weil Known Folk t : \éhete i | BeHAt a8 NEBly siocasan 0 2 { | selections \ n Folk ) o Seitish | Jinks? wltl continue heir merrs 228 Tailored . Substantial Reductions on Street, After- In Social anq Official Life : mier G b | of Southanion and e ot FELT HATS noon and Evening Dresses—1; to V4 off. 4 FURS R.EMODEI.'-ED A_ND.» REPAIRED | Entire stock of Hats—$5, $10, $15. Values up to $35.00. ‘l.i.v.‘,;(.'n‘ Qm.,.u." o her ot | $2.00 to $5.95 | Your early inspection invited. h: is now the 1d's guyest —\d I i . Copenhagen, has E | vance showing of smart two- -picce crepe | Next to the Palais Royal 7 % trom homesickness. o - 1 OFF i suits in high colors for Palm Beach and South- J @ i spouse is bringing iy ofte o she. likes, 2 NewlE:iccd ern wear. nse to A S i « i e 7 o With such. | T Miss Sullie Howitt, is all g s | UEUD TR BRI | Y ) B D) ) DD i | expectation of the roy $1.00 to $2.98 J > . L O, (N NV, N Miss Margaret Ileanor Ciree) ter of the late Dr. William Green of Louisville and his wife All the best styles in you daughter of the Hewlitt, sometime mayor dark and high colors in- |! The House T e N tees sacivsion h|] cluded. e ot Prihe Chetmne fas n Reductions ) v . nx‘g cousin, e, John CREEROA i Pb‘[‘Psb or without /J\A chunging of the musicul numbers. Regularly Priced workk Which has scholarl d 614 12th St. N.W. 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. regard to cost 1l equipped | a8 earl i Around the Corner from MHizh Prices ! him and om the . e LT Never Before Such a FOR MONDAY ONLY! $45, 855, 56:CRBE/;L;§UL i C le arance Effort! A;\.“,,‘ ‘x\l];‘]’\;:v;. A SENSATIONAL BAROAIN OFFER[NO A very excepnonal sale in which we are grouping Coats, Frocks hex ,wt,,\ FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE and Furs at, prices that are unprecedentec“\ deep reductions. SIZES 36 TO 45 §zZes 12 T 20 INDIV.DUAL CREATION> FASHON* DE LUXE FOR AFTERNOON DINNER EVENING DAYTIME SPORTS STREET BUSNESS SCHOOL CO.LEGE TWO HUNCR:D FINE GOWNJ OF KAPLOWITZ DISTINCTION AND QUALITY F IN MANY INSTANCES THE COST OF TAILORING EXCEEDS THc $25 SALE PRICE ur- BEAUTIFUL, EXCLUSIVE FASHIONJS AND StNLATIONAL BARGAINS = THAT MUST BE JtEN TO BE AP°RECIATED { Trimmed SPECIAL STCRE, HOURS: 830 A. M. TO 620 P. M Denniark, Who 'l Between ¥ oand G Sts. of Courtesy, Smart Brytonas, Bolivias Rich Carmenias, Vel- Pinpoints, Roulustras, and Veloria cloths, trim- orias, Lustrosas and fancy Velverefres, Vive ttes med with Beaverette. Wolf Tweeds — trimmed with Carmenias — luxuriously and Sealine. the most favored furs. il?::msd with the finest 1113 -G . STREET | Reduced to - Reduced to | Reduced to $20.00 | 4 | $58-:00 The still finer Coats proportionally reduced Third Floor Street and in 3 Afternoon r O ‘ S assortments Satin Crepe, Poiret, || | Chiffon Velvets, Geor- | Poiretsheen, Satin Balbnggan Velvet, Canton gettes, Satin Crepes—in Crepe, Gcorgettr. Crepe, the new modes and color- | |l Flat Crepes——exceptmnally attractive Frocks. Reduced to Reduced to Crepe and Jersey Dresses. - Introducing a New Mode Reduced to Radical Reduction SiL K Ha TS S| $ 5 00 . Flne Coats . with Deeply Dented Crowns —taken Eromyour regular stosktand T many ne Still finer Frocks at proportionate reductions stances worth more than double this reduced price! $3.95 tU $5 95 Second Floor : . 5 $37-00 RE\‘EALING to madame and mademoiselle an entire- . ly new phase in millinery, an authentic and distinctive E . F ‘ h H CLUDED are those graceful flares and dressy mode, as it will be seen this Spnng, in colors and Very ur Oat 1n t e Ouse--- straightline models in the fine. soft and lustrous fabrics of unusual beauty . —Both the long Coats and the Jacquettes—all weaves : elegantly lined and superiorly made Tk ik fie et i :’"“;:;“"fi:#::;:"‘_"%fii Deeply Cut for Quick Clearance furs—-collars and collars and Cuffs. go pink, Paris blue, yellow daisy ) Third Floor Announcing a Most Second Floor Third Floor jol—glol———lolc——[n|—— ———la|——n|e——= 0| —= || c—aa| === |a[e——a |8l e——a 0| ——= 8] ——=|u]