Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 8

o —— s _SOCIETY. ___THE EVEN T fax are others who are furthering the [ while In this country. The commis- TWO YOUNG VISITORS success of the concert slon, of which Dr. Milan Stoyadino- Mrs. George Ehle has taken the|vitch is president, includes Dr. chairmanship for boxes and among | Djordje Djouritch, Dr. Miflan Rados- those who have secured them and |savljevitch, Mr. Ranislav Avramo- senator William 1. Schvegel, Dr. M. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1926. SOCIETY. Q@ will entertain ure viteh, Dr. Ivan McKinley, Dr. d Mrs. Thomas A.|Sciatajmet Dr. Michel I. Groover, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Brew- arovitch, gen ster Marwick and Gen. and Mr: M Stoshovitch, and Mr. John A. Johnston. Novakovitch. Miss Julia Matt niece of Sen- e ator McKinley, chairman of pa- Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Crittenden trons for the concer Calhoun were hosts at dinner last evening, their guests being Senator Mrs. Mason Nicholson of the Don|and Mrs. Willlam 1. King, Maj. Gen. Carlos Apartments has issued invita-land Mrs. Henry T. Allen and Mr. and tions for tea Sunday afternoon, Jan-| A ifrey Lowell Cabot. The com- uary 17, from 4 to 6, for her cousin, | pany later attended the lecture of Miss Maude Mason, a debutante 1 on nt this season. Assisting at the tea The Chief E\CLUU\C md First Lady of the Land to Fete Members ] of Highest Tribunal. lncorparated WASHINGTON'S LEADIN ¥ RIRTE 821 14th Street (Continued | | HE President and Mrs. Serora dn Altaro, Mine. | : : : idge will entertain the Mime. PProchnik, Mrs { tables will be Mrs. Julien Jacqueline YOUR CORSET sers of the Supreme Court!T . Mrs. Clau | Mason, Miss Anita Henry, Miss Em . . o . B ;;; n_( S ivea at dinner atf Mrs 3or i ma-Perley Lincoln, Mrs. L. Dodson | Makes or Mars Your fiyle sad Health— Inventory searchmgs lu;.p pro- the White House this e 2 Webb and Miss Virginia Dickens. INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED | duced many one-of-a-kind dag. A bre on Wined, Delos A. Blodgett will enter- SPEN C R broken-size models that must I« to which a asked. closed out at once. The best of 1 rials, workmanship and des feature. Mrv. Harry mpar at dinner this | Corrects Swayback and Drooping Shoulders in compliment to the R MRS. LOU! l,nm’u FOX 30 4] ps and Mrs. Phi +d SPENCER (or: ’ graeyEENAly SULE L [ DE “'l(\Tfi\l’l"\ “ TI"“ T Ilfll l(-ATlfl\ B08 Whittier PL._N Adumns 6545 er Secretary of State and Mrs S ans Hughes of New \'nrk‘ evening and are g ¢t and Mrs. Cool Honse. Mr. Hugh member of the Supre several year: Tnvitations e President and M i dinner Tuesday evening, January 19.| in_honor of President and | Mrs. Rote Eoolidee: | her anug | | | | | Mrs. Bingham, wife of Senator Hirem Elx <h will receive this ernoon from 4 to 7 o'clock at the Hnlr\ Powhatan and will be assisted by Mr H. Metealf, Mrs. Rice | Frank L. Greene, Townsend and Mrs. | Mrs. Edward Everett Robbins, Massachusetts avenue, will be at h informally after 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Many Extraordinary Reduced Values in DRESSES ave been Is The Serbian Debt Funding Com mission arrived {n Washington night and were met at the & by the Serbian Minister, Dr. ich, and the members of going directly to Wardman tel ! be_their heado | nfleld and | Miss Barbara Stan- aid. will be at home this afternoon | from 4 to 6:30 o'clock In their apart- | ment at 2400 Sixteenth street Nelson Italian Envoy Postpones Visit to New York (I'ty. ‘The Ambassador of Italy and Donna nette de M hi Jew Y nd Senator and Mrs. Roval 8. Cop %um:er Dance Each Evening ave postponed thel chton en L. o oA sl h el hme st | 10 P. M. | 23 Satin and 17 \ - € 3 ol ANNOUNCE- | Wool Frocks, in Jersey Mirro Ls ) A emissary of the elite Kot i sizes 14 to 18, lene Dresses. 16 to . to aunounce the cent extraordinary Wedding Invitations and Announcements engraved by Brewood Tle shopping trip that assembles the troussean should in- clude a consultation on engraved esscil- tials to the ceremony with “Brew®D Engravers and Stationers 611 12th Street N.W. to tending man Theatre, Monday to Fri- day, lmlu.lu. “odns's At g v A o Mrs. Cordell Hu ntative Hull of Te ned at luncheon tod Ing wit | gation in Congress and Mrs. Repre ssee, enter her guests > dele. H. | and | 3 Wi gn- home on the cor \lsnn' and Signora 11 de Gonzalez L3 The embassy and Se Prada are in New York, where they will be for 10 days a fortnight at MRS. GEORGE RYNICK AND MRS. RAYMOND WEISBROD, the Ritz-Carlton Daughters and guests of Maj. and Mrs. (. Rolph. The former was Miss Mildred Rolph and the latter Miss ldrnluw I(ul[lll m ';Iilq CONNECTICUT AVE FINAL REGROUPING OF | DRESSES ‘ | Longworth., Senator and Georgg Wharton Pepper. Sen Thomias J Wals! Represent- | ba attache of the Rumanian lega- esco, who returned wils nd Mrs. R Lis guests for a in the wife of Iways sho ted Amhassador | (phrles to Spai Mrs. Ogden H. Ham- | Stearne, mond have left the Mayflower after | zrs. F, Lammot a few 4 t there Dulles, Mrs. Gibson F The A dor and Mrs. Ham- | fenry Fiteh, Mr nd were among the guests last |y ing of the Ambassador of Spain | and Senora de Riano, who entertained in honur of Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Ger: Tuesday evening Hammond were the g of Senator and Mrs. Jaj. Alston: Mott Gunther ard i. Townsend ne, Huuge, M Joper Tiew 1 Mrs. Allan | te nestock, Mrs. | e Amory. Mrs Hamy Ww. D v o and Mrs. Charles Woodhull Mr. Donald Rods | May. Additional guests! . 1217 Conn. Ave. - in Washi nents awaited I 1l be the g mother, Mrs. send, for some d Coolidge and Mrs. Dawes or Benefit D FOR ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE 410 6 0" Announces | A musical will be - ven on the ev Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs f:;r\l;: ning of February at Rauscher's, ponsoring the concert to be A1l aleo veceive Fri. | At 930 o'clock, under the wuspices of the Washington Committee for Ru I Janue Y 29 sian Refugee ife of the Am.| Wrangels' Hospit will be at home | E#eS in Serbla from 4 to 7, Mrs. Morgan Butler of Boston, daugh- {terdnlaw of Senator Willlam M. Bu Jler of Massachusetts, will sing. Mrs. Butler has only mee in Washington, at the judle dinner at the White House last Winter, great interest {3 being shown in her gr ous offer to appear in aid of this ve {needy and worthy char ) : The original committes . co, !7 B pmv‘d Mluar:‘ shs 1 sian relief of Washington consists of y v ountry, having le 'St | Honorary chairman, Princess Canta- B /i | Q Y 9 Parf ! cuzene; chairman, Mrs. Robert Lans: I}ar.Jve\wcls g por resses Casrt dtiiie -\“"i""‘"‘{l\”i{,q;. el chalrman. Mrs. Robert ! Fine Watches s treq Miss : [ b me | Sheridan. enR R Gold Ware v : home | LR ecutive. committee of the Silver Ware oals raps Every one of the Pasternak Quality. All taken from our Regular Stock. Priced at the Lowest Possible Figurc ‘ for the Barone Late Arrivals of Smart Fashions for Japan and Mme. IZach at a Real and Substantial Saving. Southern Wear Minister Rumania, f the Rus- *19.00 29.00 n ternoon $39 $ T o ey musical {s headed by Mrs. Lansing as . 5 5.00 | | chairman, Mrs. William M. _Butler. | feiof the Min-l==mmee——————————— t ce, will be at home to- e art n 0 4 to 6 o'l | e. Prochnik e of the Min-| Am il e at hom o | Best gruu -uum.mnnn;m Shades SR All Winter Apparel Estatlished 1802 ' 1 S/larpl)' Reduced Splendid Values Rizik Brothers DAYTIME, STREET, AFTERNOON DINNER AND EVENING DRESSES All Sales Final 1115 1117 F STREET Half Price —for all remaining CLEARANCE of DRESSES Cocts STARTLING REDUCTIONS In Our Every Louvre Coat you fkm}:lw is ? creation— HI;SE thrce groups tor Fnda} WOMEN S DEPARTMENT | f d in the fi f thi ionab! — e L = . a?;ut::m:e:i :vitknletsl:eum:)s: 1:,5(&?335 :i‘:}:‘:v::rs. ! Onl} are t} p]Cdl Of the W onderful Such are the Coats you are now privileged to \'alu'es tl]rOUghOut our StOCk Of €XxX- i U A s clusive dresses, all greatly reduced Hart Schaffner & Marx Coats - e for immediate clearance. e Reduced prices on Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 All Dl’ esses 17 Dresses 14 Dresses 18 Dresses —in the street and afternoon models—remaining = o . e o ) - of this season’s stzck. Like the Coats—distinctive Formerly Priced Formerly Priced Formerly Priced st;;so T e 37.50 4950 55. 57.50 and 69.50 78.50 and 98.50 ~ an A esses. .. ... . 19 Clearance Clearance Clearance $35.00 to $45.00 Dresses. .. .. $2450 5 $2950 ].907 25.00 35000 $49.50 Dresses ............. $59.50 to $69.50 Dresses. . .539.50 A variety of materials including s 5 satin crepe, charmeen and balbriggan. = /2 off | | Knox Hats —Cloth and Satin Dresses — Were m.so‘ 4 Off $§79.50 Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street ot $75.00 to $95.00 Dresses. . Please regard every selection as final. No | Sales Fi".al NO C.O.Do S NO Excha'lges returns nor exchanges can be effected during this sale. T W E L Vv B2 T H I RIVE-E E N F