Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, VVASHING’IE)N D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926. COOLIDGES HOSTS TO JUDICIARY AT WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION lore Than 1,500 Guests Attend Third State Recep- tion of Winter—Much of Ceremony Customary in Past Dispensed With. The President and third of their the judicia; Coolidge While much | there w it_that made ter the I're left the drawin Much of the rations wi sident and M ident and Mr. bers of the cabinet however, made the the blue room, where almost immedi ately th eparate >resident und Mrs. Coolidze 1% their places in line and the reception open- | ing. linger lol Coolidge the gues dent rooms. emony of former ad- Coolidg: Dawes and mem- and their Justices First Received. received, and be- | of the Director of and Mrs. Lord in the| at the White House since | s if a min : precede | wore an elej The more t 1,5 sts Iy | passed the ¥ jdge and mingled sociably in the east om and the idor. There re flowers on the mantel shelf and| re, relieved by ferns and palms, | and in the long Grecian boxes between the foyer and the red corridor were still in place the poinsettia and green the holiday season, while the big candelabrum on a table near s filled with red Officers in Uniform. There were many officers branches of the serv ki color uniforms—and it is too good looking Army officer must of all go to the White House in a dress he |° might wear at the laying of a corner | stone—making a pleasing change from | ack evening clothes of the ju-| a The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft, ex- changed a ple: President and Mrs. Coolidge and the scene from both the standpoint of host and guest was a familiar one to them. Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Taft| n nged ideas on when | first lady of the care was taken to add to the of the invited guests, and in- stead of the long wait in line in the | gorridor on the east, where | entered, they were hurried up | to the drawing room floor, where by | a unique cra and cris-crossing of line, without the slightest confusion, however, every one was made com- fortable just as soon as possible. Gowns of Beauty. re a4 handsome and wn of brocade, the D rose brocaded in The dress was made , of moderate length, with s apery to one side, which was held by a rose. A narrow scart fell to the floor in the back, forming very parrow trains, one on either side. Mrs. Dawes was in green chiffon wives, | ce in line, their | | draped at one nt greeting with the | Now for the Biggest beaded in crystals, with tulle draper Mrs. Kellogg wore a gown of silver brocaded crepe trimed with crystals | bodice. The gown was made green slippers. Mrs. Dwight F. Davis' gown was of | in | pale blue chiffon velvet beaded pearls. Mrs. New had a costume of deep |Steel nd march into | old rose incrusted in silver and crys. tals. Mrs. Wilbur wore a gown of soft | pink crepe embroidered in pearls: row panels on the skirt being outlin: in pearls and embroldered at the bot- | tom. rs. Jardine had a gown of black Ivet graceful tones. President’s secretary, pink satin trimmed with ci Supreme Court Ladies. Mrs. Taft, wife of the Chief Just t costume of red heavi Iy brocaded in gold and moderately short panels hanging slightly below hem line. A squars train from the shoulders was solid gold embroider to the hips, where a wide white band of crepe was finserted, the gold em proidery forming the bottom of the ain. “She wore a diamond coronet and necklace, E to match he red in the Mrs. Willis - wore n of black velvet made straight | nd with & short narrow one side of the back George Suth wn of pink ain from rnaments w dward Terry tume was of bl with rhineston Mrs. Sanford had with, them -in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs M. Cameron of Canada. Mrs. Cameron wore green velvet trimmed with rhinestones. ‘Wore Green Chiffon. rs. Harlan Fiske Stone wore green chiffon incrusted in gold b with embrojdery forming a deep band about the bottom of the skirt Mrs. Rufus Day, daughter-inlaw the late Mr. Justice Day, who n Washington for a few days, accom- panied Mr. Justice and M Van Devanter. She wore black net over crepe, the skirt full and finished with a narrow edge of gold and the high bodice heavily embroidered in gold. Mrs. William J. Graham, wife of the presiding judge of the United States Court of Customs along straight lines, with inserts of gold lace in the skirt. Mrs. Smith, wife of Judge James Francis Smith of the Court of Cus- toms Appeals, was in a gown of pink crepe embrofdered in crystals. Mrs. Bland, wife of Judge Oscar Miss Mellon was in silver lace bead- ller than the prévious receptions, ed in crystals, the short skirt made | 'm of hospitality about | with a circular flounce, and a_ similar | i panel, back and front, forming the | er | slip of green chiffon, and she wore v draped and trimmed | in © de sfraight | with narrow | oW | Just the | Supreme | the left shoulder of | f .| Charles H. Robb of the Court of Ap- Appeals, wore orchid chiffon, beaded in_crystals. Mrs. Hatfleld, wife of Judge Charles Sherris Hatfleld of the Court of Cus- toms Appeals, wore a gown of soft black silk beaded in jets and vari- colored beads, and their daughter, Miss Margaret Hatfield, was in orchid hiffon made with a close-fitting bodice and a skirt of ruffles of a deeper shade of orchid. Gown of Rose Chiffon. Mrs. Robb, wife of Associate Justice SOCIETY (Continued from Ninth Page) Miss Sallie Wilson and Mr. Oliver I Carruth has been received in Wash | ington. Mr. Carruth and Miss Wilso: were married in New York City Mon day, December 28, the ceremony be ing performed by Dr. Minot Simons of All Souls’ Church, Twentieth street and Fourth avenue. Mr. Carruth is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Carruth of RBriarclift Manor, N. Y. Mr. Hayden Carruth is n author and is writer of the post- ript of the Woman's Home Compan ion. Miss Wilson, who is a lineal peals, was in a gown of rose chiffon fashioned along straight lines and beaded with crystals s, Van Orsdel, wife of Associate Josiah A. Vi del Court of Anpeal > a gown of | coral velvet inestones, | jascendant of Chief Justice John |and her niece, K Marshall, is a_daughter of Mrs. John mann, ainty i <| A. Wilson and the late Mr. John A ou. [ Wilson of Wilson’s Mills, N. C. She ; nment service in Washin; ton arruth is assistant editor of International Labor News Service with offices in the American Federa- trimmn n Campbell, wife e of the Court of mbroidered in e rose caught gown, and their impbell, was in te crepe em- s. Bdward Ke of the Chief Jus Claim; | at the left side of | daughter, Mi. own of green and M Mr. and Mrs. Carruth are ta automobile trip through the with Savannah, Ga. their objectivy pend mes and made with gode in the skirt. | apartment about the middle of Febru wry. M. non returned th first of the week to Brown University where he is a freshman. The annual ball of Esther Chapter, [ No. 5, Order of I rn Star, will b neld in the grand ballroom at the Wil lard on February 10., Arrangements | ¥ Georgette and Velvet. McCoy, wife of the ¢ the Supreme Cour of Columbia, W a gown o embroidered in’ pearls | rhinestones. Stafford, wife Associate Wendell P. Stafford of the Court of the District of Co. | === = | lumbia, had a gown of sheer white | “ISRAEL” | ehifr lac M , wife of Ast the subject of 8 pm. tice Frede L. Siddons of the SIXTH ST. SYNAGOG n Ludwig Lewisohn's [ latest book will be preme Court of the District of Co- | tonight’s lecture. lumbia, was in a gown of rose net| . and made and the 1 dons wore ot chiffon embr in crystals Peyton Gordon, wife s attorney, wore a gown embroidered in gold > on straight lines, with | soft drapes of the satin falling from | zown the | s. George Eddy Downey, wife of | == 1l e | Safe Deposit Boxes $2% aYear | You'll find Ebonite efficient at all temperatures and at all speeds. A€ deaters und Service | tw Checkerboard pum, R. McReynolds” & Son Sales—Service ’ 1423-25-27 L St. N.W. Main 7228 | 2 Sales 14th and Park Road N.W. Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. Col. 2619 Bland of the Court of Customs' “Sixty Years of Satisfactory Service” Occasion Yet— Popularizing O u r Downstairs Dress on has left for|Ga., where they will spend the Winter. | for the ball are being made by a com. | § Verdun,” by Lieut. Col. Thomas J. Dickson, to be given at the Southern Society ball this evening, will take place at 8:30 instead of 8 o'clock, as originally announced. Miss Gertrude Richardson Brigham will be hostess to the Art and Archeol- ogy League tomorrow afternoon, from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, her studfo, 2011 I street northwest. She will be assisted by Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, who is the incoming president of the league, and Mrs. O. H. P. Clark, the ¢ righam will give 4 Art in the Orien iittee of which Mrs. Otto Fessenden : chatrman, Mr. Rupert Hughes will be given a linner at the Women's City Club to- norrow evening by the literary lec- ures committee of the club. = Miss Jthel Bagley will be hostess. Miss Caroline V. Sudler will be ostess at the tea 2t the Women's City Club Sunday afternoon, when Mrs. Willlam W. “Bride, treasurer of Federation of Women's Clubs of aryland, will be the guest of honor. Miss Sudler will be assisted by Mr: tlendley, Mrs. J. Frank Wolso Kirker, Miss Ethel Reld, Miss 2 P. Gantt, Miss Mary F. Coster, Miss )sgood, Miss Victorla Benson, Miss (\:fluude Russell and Mrs. Viggil C. Miller. American Apostolic Delegate. ROME, January 8 (#).—Pope Pius has appointed Mgr. Sdward A, ritual director of the At the International Association of Art and Letters' tea Saturday after noon, January 9 at the Gordon Hotel, Mr. Frank A. Schoedler, composer d pianist, and Mrs. Eva Chobithe: soprano, will give a recital. Miss Emily F. Fairless will be hostess and tea will be served from 4 to 6 o'clock. of Youngstown, Ohio, as apostolic del-| egate to India. Before his departure, | about February 1, Mgr. Mooney \\111“ be_consecrated a titular archbishop. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted College here and formerly | b Dr. Ralph M. Samuel Expert Eyesight Speciallst The Argonne Miss Julia Teresa Sheridan, Mrs. M. | Sheridan O'Connell and Miss Annette | v 1726 Twenty-first street motor for Savannah, | ieft today fol Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been fssued to the liowing e John J! ‘oliver of Lancaster. Va 3 Gary Bus achlis and Loretta ¢ Davis and Lusby and_ Edith Joseph ' Goldsmith inia and He You'll Hardly Know § L. Davis, —YOUR CAR after its looks have been renewed by —Cold Dry —Steam Cleaning It reaches the car outside, and the motor. 1009 satisfactory inside, und Quic res entire neath— ervice— Its. No {njury to upholstering. paint Cold Steam Process Laundry, 1139 17th Rear New Mayflower Phon and Julia | Hamilton. | FINAL CLEARANCE 150 Tailored Felt Hats Regularly Priced $2.00 to $5.95 1 OFF Now Priced $1.00 to $2.98 All the best styles in dark and high colors in- cluded. CREERON 614 12th St. NW. Around the Corner from ¥ Between F and G L R— Good Looking and Long Wearing Apparel Economi- cally Priced in the Men’s Shop at the Palais Royal Every Suit and Overcoat in Our Stock Included in This Sale Except Tuxedos Men’s Two-Trouser Suits and Overcoats Opportunities to Save Money and Add a New Suit or Overcoat to the Wardrobe—and One You'll be Proud to Include in the Number. Divided in Three Groups SUITS 15 O RS0 Including Business Suits of Blue Serge, Cassimere Formerly $35.00 This Sale at and Cheviots. Single-breast, 36, 39 and 40. Suits and Overcoats 25% Ott Formerly $25 to $40, Now $18.75 to ¥30 sd Models. Sizes 34, 35, Suits and Overcoats Formerly $35 to $50, Now a0 a8 3 <% qI: {ge o) 9 te o) 528 to $40 A selected group of ler coats, including Dlue Store With Most Amazing Values! quality < over- Downstairs! e ishec High quality garments—well made of fine materials in this season’s most popular models. worsteds. Sizes 34 to 48. Single and double breasted. Sizes 34 to 48. Single and double breasted. Palais Royal—Men's Shop—Main Floor serges. cheviots j : BRUFSLAW & TOMORROW—NEARLY 500 New Silk Dresses —A great purchase that includes thirty y smart styles, and all sizes, both for wom- en and misses—16 years to 44. We’ve Just Received the Good News —over the telephone and samples of the dresses by special messenger —so that the pictures might be drawn for this advertisement! Boys’ Slickers Towers Varsity, Jr.—Fish Brand Special Si;('c.:«; to 14 $4'95 Boys’ Yellow Slickers, so m made with corduroy lined bull d. Guaranteed against all weather. 24 Boys’ All-Wool 2-Pants Suits $9.95 Values $4 9 7 Y2 Price Sizes 7, 8, 16 and 17 Made of all-wool materials, tailored by a high-grade manufacturer. In grays and browns. All seams bar- tacked with full lined pants and co “Yankee Boy” Play Suits 20% Off Sizes 4 to 12 Years A large assortment of Indian, Cowboy and Traffic Offi- cer suits. Each suit has the necessary equipment to com- plete the outfit. Indian Suits 20% off 209% off 20% off Traffic Officer 20% off 209 off Cowboy Suits 20% off . 209% off 20% off 20% off 209 off 20% off $6.36 20% off $7.04 Palais Royal—Boys® Shop—Main Floor 7 o] = demand today— and button front. —None less than $15 regularly —Others up to $19.50—Choice. . . . ... Crepe-back i 3 tte o} =2 Men’s Shirts $2.25 and $2.50 Values Sizes 14 to 17 Neckband and collar to match styles. A large quantity of broken lots reduced for quick clearance. Of high-grade woven $1.79 madras and printed percales. Iach shirt cut good and full and trimmed with ocean pearl buttons. We say to you, if you wish an extra inexpensive frock —for street, business or afternoon wear—be here Saturday. “Impress upon the public” —said our buyer, “that there will be plenty of larger sizes—42 and 44 bust”—but this does not mean that young women have been forgotten. Choose From These Materials and Colors Crepe de Chine Britannia Blue Bois de Rose Figured Prints Salmon, Red Green, Gray Woolen Fabrics Lavender Navy Blue, Black Cocoa Browns Printed Crepe 510 Flat Crepes Charmeus, e Crepe-back Satins Flat_Crepe 510" $1.36 $1.72 $2.80 $1.75 $2.15 $3.50 Afternoon, Street and Business Dresses Straightline tailored models, two-piece effects, many treatments of the flare tunics. P Apron fronts, becoming necklines. Fashion’s latest sleeves, including lantern, peasant, bishop and tight fitting; tailored styles. $3.20 \ $5.56 $4.00 $6.95 $1.36 $1.80 $2.80 , $4.00 $5.72 $1.75 $2.25 $3.50 $5.00 $7.15 $7.95 $9.95 Trimmings Are Effective Self and contrasting color embroideries " Ribbon and velvet treatments Metal thread embroideries Button trimmings of refinement and charm b4 . Men’s Ties Silk and Wool and Cut Silk 79c and $1.00 Values A large assortment of figures, checks and stripes. Made with slip-easy bands of beautiful 50C designs. -An unusual value. ? Men’s Blanket Robes Imported Materials $6.95 Values . Sizes: Small, medium and large. Colors: blues, tans and grays in neat plaids. $4‘95 Made with large collars, button front, with rayon silk waist cord and pockets. 14 . Men's Flannelette Nightrobes Made of heavy quality flannelette, Cut $ good and full—with pockets. Cut high to 1 09 neck. A wonderful value. . Palais Royal—Main Floor Kresge Department Stores Quality Merchondise Courteous Service Can Depend on the- %‘QPMS OYAL Quality and the Price. The Fale LS. Plaw & Co. Get the Habit of Shopping in the Mew's Store. You The Men’s Shop Can Be Reached Di- rectly by Entering the G Street En- trance Near 10th. Sizes Arranged Separately on Racks —so that you may select quickly the dress of your choice. All sales final. No exchanges can be made. Come, get ac- quainted with the daylight downstairs store. Open at Woolen Froci: 9:15 as usual for this sale! % ¢ o For Business s10 Nary i With White $10 in-back_Crepe easant Sleeve 510 il Stripe