Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1926, Page 54

14 ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY The largest and most brillis hollday entertainments w ice given at the Belle Haven Coun Club Monday even by Miss Miss Charlotte Kem wrat \\ 1M zabeth Warwick present. They 3 1e hostesses, assis ¢ their moth- Mrs. Isane Gregs, Mrs. Edward H. Kemper and Mrs. A. C. Supper was served at dancing continued hours of the morning. Among the gt Mrs. Beverle Abingdon, Va Miss Kemper Warwick, Mr. Randolph of Mrs. Frank William and early midnight until the sts were the Rev Mumford Boyd of the latter a sister of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Washington, Dr. and Dillard, Mr. and M he, Mr. and Mrs. Gard Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilfred Rob- | Clarence J. Rob- les . Holden, Mr. an and Mr Doug- Wiliiam H. and Mrs. Wilmer J Mrs. Carroll Pierce, ron Wemyss, Mr. wdall Caton, Mr. and Madden, Mrs. Wil Mrs. Richard E. t S. Barrett, of Asheville Marston of hran of Ashby, Mr. . Mr. and and Mrs, wroll W Dance shington enevieve Py usan Le iss Caroline Miss J Lloyd, ez Moore, r Miss Katherine nd Lieut. Willlam J. Mor- A Cadet ure K Point, Morton and atrick of West Harris of Warrenton, Mr. f Falls Church, Mr. He the University of Vi s McPherson Brown, Mr. Ennis Hedan, Mr. Jack Howr: on, Mr. Jullan Pross, John Bat Wash Mr. eman Lloyd t, M of Mr. . Mr. lmb Mr. Lionel Beeton, Rich: N Thomas hran, Bayol, Sherman mson enter: ternoon in Mr. and in Rose- rents, omson, Peake entertained at December Harry Shapiro Successor to Winslow | Miss | & Mr, | Mr. | | ot| the | Warwick. | | and! MISS HARRYETTE ZIMMELE, Daughter of Mrs. Harry B. Zimmele, and spending her vacation with her af 1901 \\)omlng avenue. Miss Virginia Wilkins and enter- Mildred Baker Sunday afternoon Rosemont. Miss Helen Md., is the gu entertained at tea in her home in of Frederick, of Miss Elizabeth Nicholson in the home of her par- Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Nichol- icholson ertained at Monday evening in honor of her guest.. Miss Kathleen d party W e:lnm‘ Mrs. George to her bridge |noon in her home, Jones Douglass gave a afternoon. ett was Tuesday on Prince street. . Tate and Mrs. Doug k of Richmond have been during the week of Miss Lucy y. M ary entertained at tea Monday afternoon for her guests and for Mrs. Mason Talley of Richmond, who is the house guest Mrs. R. A. Wilkinson, a S S. Sowers. Among_the other g W. L. Marshall Louise Schoolfield, Tames Rollins, Mrs. Alexander Ooniphan, Mrs. A. J. Nalls, Mrs. J rpenter and Mrs. Roy G. Craver nouncement of much inte host ciub. after- mond, of daughter, 7, to Mr. C . son of Mr Mountain the enzagement of Miss Marion Carter riton Harris Furr of and Mrs. View, Loudoun Julius Lansburgh is president of the Lansburgh Interior Decorating Co. 729 11th St. Telephone F. 9262 to call perienced corps upholsterers and ive you low 1 k for the de upon him and his of decor: shade s and good on of your ‘f —and would so much like you i New Jersey Ave. N.W. Linc. 3427 “Service I the Home" Salad is the “Spice” of the Dinner We Prepare Delightful Terrapin and Other Salads We Plan Successful Banquets || Weddings Parties, Etc. Phone and have our Banquet Manager call for consultation. Millinery of Distinction '‘BRIEN 1335 G and all the pastel shades, can- ton crepe turbans. flower <t rimmed hats, black satin, peturlane and new novelty treet Monday &Tuesday Only The Reduction You've Waited for! Entire Stock $10 to $13.50 Hats . $7 85 Before Taking Inventory Price The entire stock of smart O'BRIEN mil- linery all to be sold at one price. No cheerier place in the city than our millinery store— and surely there will be none busier when such fine hats are of- fered at such a low price. You'll come, but best come early! | 1ese John W | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., JANUARY 3, County. The wedding will take place in the near future. Mrs. J. fartin and Miss Violet Martin of Lynchburg are the guests of friends in town. Miss Emily Temple is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Edward Temple, in Hampton, V . ana Mrs. H. N. Mor, Mrs. Lewis Denton and Miss Marjorie Den: ton are visiting in Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. Hency O'Bannon Cooper ck from a visit to the former's mother in Culpeper. Miss Stella Hyre of Baltimore i of her brother- the 1law and sister, Lambert. The Lambert had as their guest mate at Rgndolph-Macon lege, Miss Wirginia Bar who has left to visit her parents in Winchester. | Mr. and Mrs. B. Wright mond are the guests of Mr. E.W. Wr Miss Mirlam Edwards of Wasking- ton was the week end guest of M and M John Murphy. Mr. and A Murphy are now in New York City for a week’s vis Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mitchell visiting relatives ‘in Milwaukee and will be the guests of other relatives in Madison, before returning. 15 the guest of Mr. . John Howard in Radford. | . and Mrs. P. 8. Cunniff of Bos- and Miss Mildred Kennedy of Rochelle, N. Y, are visiting Mr. Mo . Wil bridge, N. I., is purents, the Rev. and Mr | Sowers. Dr. and Mrs. Sowers ente tained at dinner Monday for several | of the »XH[I[\’)I"\”I"" of the United States Na v who are home for the holidays. Dr. Sowers was un. til recently of the Baptist Church in’ Annapoli | Mr. Harold Greer of Berea Col- Kentucky, is spending the nol- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Greer. and Mrs. J. C. N . Md. of Rich-| ton New rs of Can the guest iday E. L M ing in Mount Afry Miss Mary Ahern of Texarkana k., who is a student at the Vis tion Convent, Georgetown, guest of her cousin, Mis: Miss Gwendoline s guest of relatives Clifton Va. Mr. rsh are visit- is the Mess. s the | Forg and Mrs. T Wise have re. Store Hours 9 AM. 6 PO Amazing | by and Mrs. | | Mrs. J. J | Lexington, | Chr | and Lindsay, on South Columbus street. Lindsay entertained at luncheon December 26, in honor of her brother. Miss Anne Elizabeth Caton of Rich- mond is_visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam P. Caton, on South Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson of Nor- Ifolk were guests during the week ‘of Mrs. Larson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Roger B. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis of De- troit are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Davis, on Cameron street. Mrs. M. D. Fitzgerald has as her turned to their home in Washington after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. way. iss Velma McNeal is spending the with her parents In Fair- port, Va, Miss Margaret Wiley will return to- day from Gordonsville, where she has been with her parente for two week: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kaufman have left for their home in San Fran- cisco after a visit to the former's brother-indaw and sister, Mrs. Raymond Blemenfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Blackwell of Richmond are the guests of the 105 |, 05 ner hrother: Mr. Thurston a6 Blachwon o Btosemont. . % <. S| Masters of the Harman School of 2 : e i 5 € Va., and her Mr. and Mrs. Rob v, ernon de Masters of rett were at home inforn h College, Dayton, Va. mas afternoon. ' v Mr. Barrett's sisters law, Mr: Rathbone Charles Poser of Aiken, . and | Mrs. John B. Barrett of Clifton, Vi Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran, Mrs. Har Beverley, Miss Anderson Miss Eliza Bland Cox. Miss Viola rett” entertained a company of sub. debutantes at_the same time, and hal ting her Miss Courtenay Coc h\(ln 1 s Elizabeth Smith, Mis Evelyn Pickett, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. eene, on North Royal street. Mrs. Bertha Florence, Mr. John Florence, Mr. North Florence and (Continued on Sixteenth Page) Silk—Satin Metallic of Philadelphia were | Regularly Priced sver the week end of Mr. nd | Garvey on South Pitt sireet. | $5.00 to $12.50 wvis_Jackson is back from | 1 3 OFF where he spent Now Priced, $3.34 to $8.17 guests M s the Rev. Mrs. Eugene Beauharnis Jack nd Mrs. William H. announced the marriag Katharine, to of Munter, Beach of their Edward | . Thur J. Koster, pu Rita’s Church performed the New Turbans and Small-Brimmed HATS CREERON 614 12th St. N.W. Around the Corner from High Prices thy Carlisle, parents, the Rev. Killmon, on Prine Mr. and Mrs. James B. ( ack from a visit to Mr. John Ristine, in_Clarendon Miss Bettie Elena Norris is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Merchant, in Hacke sack, N. J. Mr. Euest Killmon of Dickinson . is visiting her nd Mrs. Frank A. | street. ve and Mr of is the | A Denve: his sister, AL of Between Tstablished 100G 1219-1221 G Street N.wW. Charge Accounts Solicit Values Offered in January Reductions! New and Fashionable FUR-TRIMMED COATS $35 to $49. 75 Values Reduced to 25 Fashionable Furs: Mendoza Beaver Caracul Squirrel Vicuna Fitch, Raccoon and Manchurian Wolf Newest Fabries: Pin Point Bolivia Soft-Like Suedes Broadcloth and Many other Popular Ones All Sizes Stunning models for larger Women, fabrics sumptuously bands, collars and cuffs of ing the most wearable of styles. tive price values offered here. in a wealth of new trimmed above illustrate clearly Women and colors and with borders, newest furs. Featuy- The compara- the amazing Misses, Sworzyn’s—Second Floor Sworzyn's Downshirs Store Offers Values Equally as Great in 2 Splendid Groups of FUR-TRIMMED COATS A\ splendid group of youthful models with flare and straightline effects and luxurious fur trimmings The Group at Raccoon (Mandel) $15 to $23.85 Values All beautifully lined and tailored of fine quality Suede, Bolivias, Crushed Seal Plush, Velours, etc., at a price that is absolutely incomparable. Sizes 16 to 46 The Group at Fitch (Mandel) Raccoon (Mandel) $ 75 Ringtail Opossum . Lynx, Etc. $24.75 to $33 Values Stunning styles with flares, ripple and straightline effects: gracefully tailored of Suedes, Bolivias and other favored fabrics. Sizes 16, to 46 Fitch (Mandel) ‘lara_Shelsey of Long Island | 9 1926—PART = Better Apparel at a Lower Price Maper Bros. & Co. 937-939 F St. N.W. ADVANCE SALE OF PRING FROCKS SPECIALLY PURCHASED AND SPECIALLY PRIC R i S e ng and t WOMEN’S AND MISSES' pretty and new. Whitc, navy, black and Spring shadcs, i NEW SPRING FROCKS QOMARTLY fashioned of crepe de chine and taffeta in bou for tomorrow's special sale at 25 ClearanceSale of *925t0 295 Dresses straightline models appropriate for street. afternoon . s Misses wear. Self trimmed or with dainty lace, ~nuhmv *4.75 %6.75 =« $11.75 o L . cmbroidery touches. New Spring shades and all .x\xx;t»m\s\“x“s\x\\“‘mx\fl\\\\&X\\\\\\\u\\\\\\\\\\\“\w\\\ Shop of Quality \\\m\“‘mA AN RS and 4\lr\m;.: tucking or wool For tomorrow's special sale at... WOMEN’S AND MISSES' 'NEW SPRING F ROCKS N crepe roma, flat crepes, crepe de georgettes martest new straightline, flare or bouffant creations of i for street, afternoon and evening wear. New chines sizes only, in three lots at \‘“\S‘\\ \\\m&\‘x\\\\\m\‘t\\mmm‘sfi“ N EMMONS S. SMITH, JR. DEMOLL Fomeade, Twelfth and G Streets TOMORROW WE START OUR ANNUAL—AND THE GREATEST JANUARY SALE IN OUR HISTORY Take advantage of the opportunity to buy an Upright Piano—Player-Piano—a Grand Piano or Fine Furniture at a real saving. COME IN EARLY MONDAY SEE THESE— Upright Pianos o $94 50 Every Piano we have taken in trade and also a number of new ones. Priced from $94.50. PLAYER-PIANOS Priced From $250 Big Bargoins in This Department Real Bargains in Phonographs Our Entire Stock (Except Orthophonic Victrolas) Reduced 25 *50 75 Sold Up to $150 Sold for $150 to $200 This group includes art Numerews makes are in- These are mostly new andi e — cinded as well a3 a number L Ll instruments in beautiful of instrements takea in : I b trade. . Iastrements ave seid eur stock will be compeved euly of fhe New Orthophonic As woen as the adeve OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT OFFERS REMARKABLE VALUES o, S10 Priced from. NIGHT STANDS. Priced $10 Priced from '$10 oV Priced trom. 9200 $250 R riced trom. . $10 SEWING STANDS. rerd 786,50 s24 DROOM Drieed from ... BOOKCASES, Priced from. BREAKFAST Priced from from SCASIONAL TABLES . 840 SETS. .. 8125 | P iriced trora... $15 CEDAR CHESTS. Priced t,mfl!l (AN kinds). LAMPS, o armro. s . m Priced from. Slo LIBRARY TABILFS.. Priced from 518 Individuality in Furniture—at De Moll’s from 8150 Priced, from from BED DAVENPORTS. DAVENPORTE. from DAVENPORT TABLES. 818 FQOT STOOLA, von ... $4.50 mmm; SUITES. Pricet PARLOR SUITRE LIVING Priced from. SUITES. Prk:adtrvm DESKS. Priced from SPINET DESKS. Priced from