Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1926, Page 8

SOCYETY S OCIETY Mrs. Coolidge Receiving Group of Guests gw. DY Appointme nt at the White Mrs. Eli . H. urer and nt of the committee. The advisory committee is headed by the Princess Cantacuzene, and includes Mme. Matsudaira, Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, Mrs. George Barnett and Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman. Helmick as Mulliken Miss Anne Butler, daughter of Mr. Justice und Mrs. Plerce Butler, and Rosamond Reed. daughter of or and Mrs. David Reed, who Joint chairmen of the girls’ floor committee for the Washington assem- which is to occur Wednesday anuary 27, at the Mayflow NUARY 18 Congressional Club and of the Wash: ington Federation of Womerfs Clubs who were unable to attend the recep- tions given for them January 6 and 12 to attend tomorrow’s reception January 25 the Washington loan exhibit committee will receive the ‘Twentleth Century Club and January 26, the D. A. R Miss Clara Elena Sanchez of Mexico City and Miss Lois Brown of New York City, who came at the request of the Mexican Ambassador, Senor Don Manuel Tellez, and Senora. Tellez to sing at the Pan-American Union Saturday evening, are guests at the SOCIETY WINDOW SHADES Made to Measure Let us submit es You save the middleman’s profit when you have us make your window shades to meas- ure. Every shade is made right on the premises—only the finest of shade cloth and rollers are used. . ates and samples. FACTORY PRICES SAVE YOU MONEY 4l House Today. the members of thelr com- | Grace Dodge Hotel. be Miss Lydla Archbold, ! . Miss Gwendo- | Are (1. M. McCorkle, 3920 Morrison | Main 4874 street, entertained a number of guests ‘ 830 13th St. N.W. ] Phones jain g35 ;‘u bridge last week for her daughter, Elizabeth Miles, Miss | W. STOKES SAMMONS, Proprietor COOLIDGE will receive | tions out for dinner Monday evening, ¢ uests hy appoint the White House au Dieckhoff will have a k this afternc 1 dining informally with H o . % it nder . Muore, | E i . < E were L s : . v Juliet Aukam. The invited guests o et LG were Miss Elizabeth Peeples, Miss DG e Margaret Bates, Miss Julia Dening, Miss Beatrice Keegan, Miss Virginia Latterner, Mis Miss Evelyn Boch and Miss zie has issued in- or a dinner and mask ball to be given in the large ballroom at | the Willard on Friday night, which will be attended by many prominent | guests. V| for and left hardson Mrs. William R huve Miss Virg for southe il spend several weeks. Before turning as ton they will to San Antoni . where they will be the guests of Mrs. George 1. Hous- | ton and her daughter, Miss Katherine Houston. Anne McCorkle. Those assisting ind Mre. Da dinner on Ninth Page.) st RUSS_on _Ninth and Mrs. George Bowie Chip- man are entertaining at dinner to- [ night in thelr home, on Nineteenth | street, in col liment to Col. and Mrs. M. Moorhead C. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Maguire of Philadel- phia. They will again be hosts at dinner Sunday, January 24. Mrs. Logiatha Johnson of $31 De- catur street northwest, unnounces the engugement of her daughter. Gertrude i, to Mr. Rarry M. Perskin, son of Mrs. Olga Perskin of this city Herring of New York, McPherson of Chevy the house guest of Miss lelen 5. Stout of Adams Mill road for a few days and will visit other friends in the city for a week or | more longer AN ANNOUNCEMENT —of interc_st to all women interested in the latest and best ways to care for the skin and preserve youthful contour of the face and neck. . For thc»henefit_oi our patrons we have arranged for the prese this store of a special representative from .| Mrs. Harry K. Daugherty has come | from her home in Grove City, Pa., for her annual visit in Washington, I with Judge Daugherty, she - some years when he was a of the Spanish Claims Com Mrs. Daugherty came in for dinner_ tonight which entative and M Adams M. ant will give in compliment to the etary of the Treasury, Mr. Mel- and Miss Mellon Mrs. Oscar ughter of Dr. ved fi Chase. has heen meniber Ission Stewart will be hostess at tew in the Florentine room at Ward man Park Hotel today. when her asked to meet Mrs. Ohve president. and Miss tridge, executive s National Federation » Miss Dorothy Virginia Johnson is . entertaining at bridge this afternoon : 3 Eas752%sT NawYorx, n compliment to Miss 2 Stitt, HARRIS 3 < | whose marriage to Mr. Arnold Her man Hudgins of Norfolk will take place Saturday, ebrua; [ Ad 3 | ditional guests asked for % : — 2 h Tomorrow afternoon clock the Washington I committee will r Colonial Dames of the Columbia in the national g ' committee extends members of fessional Women —to give individual advice on the treatment of the skin R MISS MARY HALSELL, a special representative from New York's smartest and most exclusive beauty salon, will be glad to help you s individual beauty problems. rd Thurber was today in her <e home. her guests re ining through the afternoon to ay bridge. Mrs. Thurber is enter- ining in compliment to Mrs, Henry i who is the Robert Rausch. lude Mrs. Jeter seorge B. Wagner, dford, Mrs. Walter Taylor Chewning, A. Wood, Mrs. John B. Elizabeth Ralph and lve you luncheon District llery. cordial the 1 Minister ain New York. Colombi Kenora de ( i Come in and talk to her. You are sure to benefit by her skilled advi bring out your good points and improve your appearance by methods adapted to your particular needs i Miss Halsell will be at our Toilet Goods Section Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday January 18th, 19th and 20th Wardman Park Pharmacy Connecticut Ave. and Woodley Road MRS. HENRY F. DIMOCK, paites With otlicrs, members of the board of governors for the Assembly Ball to be | L A ‘fih'oll danuary 27, at the Mayflower Hotel. She is working to make it a bril- ant event 10_those sions, at 2400 Sixteenth street | Walter E. Edge, Mrs. ¢, E Charlton and Mrs. Charles | be among those assisting at table after the game. Mrs . Morey is in charge and is assisted by Mrs. John Upsher Moorehead will | Mrs. Hamy Taylor, Mrs. B. F. Hatch, be hostess 1o a company of 16 at the | Mrs. Charles McVay, Mrs. Charles [Penwomen of theater this evening and will take her | Humphrey, M Ralph Hills, Mrs. [On the evening guests later to the Club Chantecler | Willlam ties, Mrs. Wil |ary 3. at the | for supper. Wheatley s Nellis Shie to be the inform Mrs, Moorehead has arranged the | Miss Brool t were. of th party for her cousin, Miss Hallle acters, knc Brooke. daughter of Col. and Mrs. play land. who Mark Brooke, and Miss Grace Wag- from out the gaman, daughter of Mrs. Alex Legare, both debutantes of this season W Lowell Cabot, Mrs. W E Mr. anton Winship and mpbell. nelish, 3 Arthur William ton, Mrs. Miss May Frey et be given by Rare Jewels Fine Watches Gold Ware Silver Ware P Ghika will return tn Palm Beach today after a brief stay at the Ritz-Cariton in New York. The marriage of Miss Dorothy Helen Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F win West Allen. to Mr. Franklin Li {ngston Hunt will take place this eve ning 8 o'clock in St. Margaret's | Church. Mr. and Mrs. Biddle Honor Guests Twice Yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman | fest gragevomestic Ho {entertained at lunch at the Mayflower | made to ordsr. Whits | yesterday a party in honor of Mrs, J. | lineo and green. S; | Wimer Biddle Philadelphia | Mrs. W. W. Spence of Bultimo: ing the company in the « oom Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilmer Biddle were honor guests at a dinner party enter tained Saturday evening at the May flower by Mr. William Bowie who had as other guests Mme. Eken e of St. |gren, Mr. and Mr ter R. Tucker. Church ng a bridge {man, Mrs. He nd Quinby, Mr. and und mah-jonz party this afternoon!Mrs. Hampson v, Mr. and in the ballrooms of Meridian Man- Herman Dierks, Mr. and Mrs. Godf with their creator the dances of today Mrs. Delos Blodgett Gilbert Ii. 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