Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 8

S T T SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Dawes, Wife of Vice President, to| Be Feted at Luncheon Friday by Miss Julia Mattis. Jolin D. thelr house guest At Ward Park alt of Tulare, nd Mrs aurice H. Thatcher, wife of > Thatcher of Kentucky, ank C. Henry of 1815 td will he at home at the Mrs. H Others hlw hy wife of Hethlehem, afternoon of 400 New Jersey Ave. N.W. Linc. 3427 Banquets Dinners Parties We relieve you of all details and aspure you of Service in per- fect Taste. Our Banquet Manager will call and make arrangements and quote price. Special TERRAPIN dishes and SALADS are prepared to order. T prove to be the ‘‘spice” of any dinner. BT were Mrs. Mrs. J Bethle Washington called < hostess last eve-| | I Mr. and Mrs. Bentley To Be Hosts Supper. Alexander Since 1883 While one of the oldsst Washington. our meth, modern. Wr have wonderful new clea cleaners in s are ‘most ¢ inatalled o 1K Avstem. HALDEMAN Cleaners and Dyers 1733 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Phone Franklin 822 Bill & Mabel Bill’s scats wcrc pomn- v&'fiaw dmm Shed been € Happic ness for lun App liam, you sure did hzvc a hunch! "Wherc 1l we the new Happincss Tea Room near W wards tht.h y oursclf or Ogh somconc, itsa cach of a place. ou can even your wife there. Wood- Candy~Soda~ Tea Room 1107 F St.,N.W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926. SOCIETY. SOUTH — — MISS SAR Niece of the Andbassador of Arg gues TERI( have returned to Malden. Mrs. Edward Joyee, jr., is enter taining at a bridge-tea at her home this afternoon in compliment t¢ Arthur Le Roy Warfield of Chic who is spending a fortnight in W ington. Mrs. Henry Lamar and Raymond ch Baker will | the tea table after the game. Mr vee also had Miss Marie Van N Mirs. Samuel Lee Browning and Mi Hillburn assisting her. The former At Mrs. A. Mitchell P from a visit in New York and home at Wardman Park rs. 1. W. Robertson has s for a luncheon and b !\lnL‘lnn Club Wednes ar Mr. and Mrs. Innu\l ville, Md of their Robert N wedding part of Ju at the dinner t the Officers’ Club, acks, in her hono Good-Van Reuth “'Pddlng Monday Adolph cut g Good, s Good of pretty a tlower: 2 The bride [ her uncle. was g PUEYRRE a, who rece the embassy. N, Iy ‘arrived here, and is his in points, tante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (beth Hume, Jin the « Those prudent folks who have been eagerly await- ing will be pleased to read this Rich’s Semi-Annual Sale Women’s Shoes It is almost unnecessary to state that all of the shoes in these half-yearly events are high- grade and fashionable — all from our regular stocl\ and reduced. —holding out to you very substantial savings on footwear now in demand This sale does not include Rich’s ENTIRE stock, but the variety of smart models is large enough to offer very satisfactory choosing. $ A Special Sale of Hosiery, Also Very exceptional values in women’s silk hosiery, in all popular shades at pink rosebu rhinestone r Alfred Lemfeux was t ndant, and s 11:.—.-.*” e road, | best ma Cur ir | Omer Alfred Le jateeEarviian 5. Gkl as tn et e e e e @F‘ Il T S I R e S TR IR I e R IR D 1143 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Smart Hals of Satin and Felt ble for mow and carly Spring wear—very rea- priced. _ 41l Winter Hats Reduced to §5 and $10 A Number of Smart Felts Included announcement of offered at prices that are really - S SPNEITAE - DA Clearance Prices Former prices, $8 to $14.50 $1.45 ™ g Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth eI e e T e e N e T el e T D N | home {n Chevy Chase for some tinie, |« Mr. and er Fehrun wedding breakfast Damascus, M the ushers w mother of ) pencil-blue v trs. Washington Olney. Immediat Mrs. Good will be at_home 1 in Richmond, Va. eal descen: annual | morrow ing Willard room of when the board of ladv 1 A (Continued on_Nir See Pages 24 and 25 for The Clean Sweep The Hecht Co. I Street at Seventh erson, daugh. el Nicholas Ander- | nd Mr. Ral m. Jar Remouve lhuulrn/[ d Lo Hair In Per flvym—:x, w"'7’;7 %’u—u‘f’ Main 2 213 j(//( aJ /’ 6/71 55 B TAR \Al\’[ 50¢ Instantly -3 a0, B2y Z e < o Sm/ 7t wlt/z B]m.k/\ one ]/‘u ers’ *Whatever the Oc Avmx' special will say want to Park Hotel Supper Dance Each Evening 10 P. M. ANNOUNCE- MENT: i No cover charge to patrons at- tending ~ Ward- man Theatre, § Monday to Fri- |f day, inclusive. rA'H your sel MOD Telephone Main 3707 “odar's Attractien \ »n Amusement Page. TWO STORES S any other particu da CaSIOI‘l 608 to 64 ELEVENTH ST, of Courtcsy Our policy of EEEEEEEBEEED store brings you in touch with the % best opportunities. The Important Event for Thursday-- A Distinctive Group of )‘New Spring Frocks_ —which circumstances permit our marking— Included are modes for n sions of t Sffeet Sports Afternoon Evening —developed in the new Prints Crepe Satin Flat Crepe Georgette Twills new ed but EEEEEEEEEE thougt an origin makes { exclusivenes —and pleasing in- dividuality. “Sale” Frocks— frDC'KE latest fa Not mn a e T 1= = b e B ) ez