Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 46

SOCIETY, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, JANUARY 24, 1926 —PART 2. SOCIETY. Emergency Hospital Washington Society Constitution Chapter. Daughters of Colonists | S s Benetr BUllGaining SERBIAN VISITOR AT CAPITAL G A e D. A. R.. at Social Meet Will Meet at Banquet g The 5 | = . 2 % 2 Daught of the Amel rauevomestic Holla in Popular Approval Two Favorite Singers : The social event of the season for | Colonists Will SIve its anmunl brnduel | bae o maor White cronrs. 85C Constitution Chapter, Daughters of [t the Cdiro Hotel Tuesday evening ’ “ndErven’ Sizes w10 6" [the American Revolution, which is|The guest of honor will be Mrs George | Draperies. Slip Covers (SWop Piiee) B! o 5 i [y A = | Thacher Guernsey, president of the = Proceeds of Affair Fehruary1 4 Mme. Louise Homer and P }d:fm.‘:lyl’:.:: Y’h;;”dle‘ nr\'nh.l l'qu:lfm?rgum/.dlun and’ Mre Clittora 1. | Gt uf‘m—fiunflfi S 5 . s 2 . pa vear o nature | Berryman will be the foastmistress, Main 3711 for Fatimates 4 Designed to Endow Paul Althouse in “Samson - [f an afternoon (es, at the home. of | There Will be Hterars i mumicl | s 1217 7 S Dutis aiiia Bac Room for Sick Nurses. ’ and Delilah” Title Roles |a chapter officer. rs. John F. Littie | Program. = o 3 7 of 1510 Varnum streei northwest — s Tomorrow Night. b 18 The chapter was “at home” 1o its| | oo R— o Ance for Limers = many friends from 4 to 6§ o'clock, Mrs. | < by A | k K T. S L, E ® Ziven at the New Willard Hotel | Society folk in the Capital sre pre-| D:-nr‘»‘l.(‘ [T _Shull, regent, and M» . I‘ bruary 4 from % to 1 o'cloek, p & e . Roper. vice regent, receiv v e o0k 2 | paring 1o turn ent in large numbers ; L (e A ce Togen ¥ Pn lon e 3 | tomorrow night at the \ashington v e I iN&yroomithe suesii i = room for nurses during illness, is gain o« S Mloue s duringithe PooTIE iy resiy 3 | Auditorium to \\v)vlmno“l‘\l Wudlh‘ehhe hours appointed. Invitations to at | tavorite singers who wi = tend had been cxtended 1o Nation: “’,‘“h““f”" ; “"M“:::"‘{::"”“" L A all- American i Washington op: N At oo, sxtonded: tolNational You should. by all means, try the TARBIN treatment Of ‘the iboopital tia s At il A, R tn cha oAz corimitie and fihey QM cait to A L it Tias men of State commiliees and i ve- thing new the Marinello has given ns, and is very 1-far: fabh a v 3. Cla 3 HLoL % y % » ents and vice rezents of 1 strici B Mo B o . / engaged a distinguished cast for o i e <kin and large pores. : ,;‘,“ Do Aol RIgaRE : : % ‘Samson and Delilah.” which will be B e ! aftractive table in the dinoe ! Gl Dr. James Hawfeld. Dr the third opera of the season, and ro0m: was presided over hy past re- Expert marcel waving. water waving. ete. Reduced price Speidell and. Dr. Kot Camphell has chosen Mme. Louise Homer and | ; zents of Constiiution Chapter, Mr : g h el ol e Paul Althouse for the title roles. | . 5 [ Fila 8. Knight, Mrs. Gaodwin 1. Bt | an permanent waving. We ean zive yon a permanent marcel or a ¢ 211 caminitbets snd Atine Fasel Among the boxholders will be Mra. . | Worth. Mrs. Charles P. Grandneld. and | tight enrl easurer: Miss Mary Virzi | Herbert Hoover, the Minister of Hon oo Mru Blveras Donham. who took| 2 e e e duras and Senora de Dogran, Mr. and e iwho, ok . 3 i : Mrz, F. L. Belin, Mrs. L. Van officers o Miss Dorot E 2 - o * . 3 George A. ook, S ¥ 3 ' den Bosch, Mrs. James F. Curtis, P e S | ]vl’ . Il ]; - P ] i : £ 4 ; I es : Mrs ; annon.” Mrs. T sing committes : _ ;o Hl S iwrence " Phipps, Mise . ardie Seay. Str. Harry Taslor. Sre | Marinello beauty Farlorx Mrs. Coolidge:heads the patro . ] ; % oA Mabel Boardmun, Mr. Alexander| : {John k. Little and Mrs. Jesse A. Cun- ‘ = list. whichi inclites Mys: iCur . 4 Kirke, Mr. Henry C. Sheridan, Mr | nigham, with other members of the | =00 Maiion: | . Bascom Slemp, Mrs. Stokes Hal- chapter, assisted In serving, 523 11th S \.W Frank 3392 | kett Mrs, 4,'4|'llul|4 van Valkenburg MISS AMY DEAN DAVIS, Decorations of flowers and “ar\l! Mrs, Sarah Woodward. M Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank in a color effect of red and The patronesses include Mrs. Harry | DRMghter of Ve SBE S8 Frank | contributed their. brizhiness |S. New, Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur, Mra. . Joseph C. McCay of | 5Cene, Herbert Hoover, Mrs. James J. Dav ! - A Senora de Riano, Lady Isabel How: S8 abel 1!0!|‘«|nun.t ard, Mme. Wallenberg, :lr;'(:l..l ;":fl;‘}l Hitchalll Mas. Brars oben 3 - L : $ o Nirs. CThomas . | e e John K Wilkins : Mrs. Walter Dw ile ST ™, A o Bavard, ) ’ AL Butler, Mra. | v/l o rles R. Willlgms, M Better Apparel at a Lower Price : ~ e . tonce .| Mrs, Charles R, Willlims, Mrs. Cl Suzene Hale, Mrs. H. W. F! B ! . L [Niiam H. King, Mws Lo ence . Willlams. Mrs. Tom William Mrs. Pred k G Hicks, Mrs, W 24 3 1 & Phipps, Mrs. David A MR L e eat Wood Aol s Mes tancy < : gk 11 R 3 ‘»""““” 2N Standeld P s A\‘x.r!‘: -.\ll‘::r!\ "Reid Ften: Hngen | Gy 2 3 arles T e . X | Watson. Mrs. A. Frc 4 - it X Waoodhull s 3 E 4 = Mre, Josenh R i : ~ - Mre. W A | 4 " AS T ; | Harrison, Mrs. .l Waltar Drake. 'IKappu Phi Delta Chap," Faraen| 3 | Copley Amory. Mr<. Minnizerode An-| : < . T ; GAR ORO T . ) ¥ i, e b 3 ‘dm\« Mre., Clavence A. Asnl Observes Anniversary Shop of Quality )37-939 F St. NAW. Blair Rohert Hollister | ¢ M. Beck, Mrs. T i pman. Mrs, Franklin H. Elis, Mrs. | el 4 ' Mrs. F. Esmmot K Beta Chapter of the Kappa Phi . 3 : oll. Mrs. A. B i v'm.: l““ ri‘\‘\anl\\l’li y . 3 3 | Berrv, Miss Mg Rosrdman, Mre, Delta Sorority, celebrated itx anni fulius Pevser. Mrs. G. Logan { William 1 dman. Mrs. Stephen versary w formal dance at the B <. HHight and Mr ? § {Bonsal. Mys. Mark Bronke, 3¢ Inn. 5322 Connecticut avenue \Village 33 * > <" He v Butler Murs, s | G f b [ e Sl ST e | REAL $25 VALUES AT THE ASTONISHING : ~alif . £ - I W 'S Corbe. Mrs. Rich:|chairman of the committee in charze awrd . Crenshaw. Mrs. James F.|was Misy ’.Allsly:»»s‘;:yr;;, ‘I\::.:I,”\-,..“,I.; lA\"[‘ROl)L'C'r()R\ I)Rl(“l.“ ()F 1 . 3 4 : B q Porter David- e Nicaraguan Minister v = 2 4 H (Cue e Deline. M < Pearce and Mrs. Leo T. Madi Serving Second Term ; S . e Daaigsor, M T |2 - COLORS: Palmens T At American Capitali moond % : ear e We Specialize on green, pheasant. red pie . Bustis, " Mr 8 o e rose. bluette, navy. black e Godtrey Lowell umu‘. Mrs. John Hayes beautiiul prints and | Frederickk Dent Gra A 2L 1910 it was to untangle many William F' Mrs. Robert 2 nots in the relations of the two MME. STAYADENOVICH, Harper, Mrs. E. A E On Y ! s and T remained here (00 Wife of the Serbian minister of fuance. and now with lim xt the Wardman [ Robert F. ienderson, s g SUli L inc WONDERFUL selection of flat crc st two vears and accomplished Park ot | tan Heurich. Mre. Frank § PR SO Q .' L ) Wi N e deemed 3 Park_Hote . AR Bk Hawara wre. Henry (| New Spring Showing crepes and combinations. Charmis inpossible. He was nsferred fr Hoyt. Mrs, James E. Ives. Mrs. Hen- i 3 e new straighthine. flare? and godet creatio Washington to Madrid and from that : o ol Inen Jennings. Mrs. David J. Kauf- Trimmed Hats, Tailored - : = % 2 capital to Paris. The World W DExnner Proposcd to Honor Aid Socxtt) of Church rram. Mra. Fobert Tansing. Mrs Straws. Bangkoks. Novelty 2led found Dr. Cas o in Berlin. and he ! = = 2 David M Lea. Mrs. Willlam Straws and Sports Felt also nv s zed w many ponsibili- | o8 and Senora de Riano To Give Bridge Party Mather Mrs. A. M. D. Me- Untrimmed Hats and Tommiiss half of nations involved in | Mis. Sidney Morey. in charge of | ¢ - Frederic D. McKenney, Always best . | i ! 4 1] - s best styles and large He remained in the (Continued from Fifth i"age.) the henefit bridge and mah-jong te | Mrs. .. Me . Mrs. James oo, # 2 inst the cen-| Lyndul lieed. Amons the other Y, My, : 2 We Lead. Others Follow powers, when he returned to Ma- | guests will he Nilsa . Melon, | (eenth Sireet tomorrow afternoon at i in the role of minister of for- | daughter of s arv s of 123 K by the Rector's Ald So.| Bugene Mever Gerrit Mil- also declared wa inst the Teutonlc | The new militiy o P the tea table by Mvs. | Berger Meran. Mrs. Clarence M. Nov- nation. and Dr. Castrillo by reason of | Chilean embassy and Sev il L) Jdge, Mrs. Graham Charlton ment. Mre. Frank B. Noves. Mra. I W - e p— Rie exiended smjomrn i the military | fas ave established in an apartment at | Mrs. Samuel J. Graham. Mrs. Charles | Nythur O'Brien. Mre. Leigh Palmer 614 12th St. N.W. NOLLARS and cuff zone was ahle to render valuable as.!the Arzonne. ell. ) Eben Swift and Mrs. | Mre, Edwin B, Parker, Mrs. James ‘s Baiwesn ¥ and t ( 4 of fur. some with sistance ta hiz own country e ——— » Mason T Parmelae. Mre. G. Logan Payne. Mrs barders of inr the cabinet officials in the .;” e ey "H ! -\"'“ ot *"v* e occasion promises to ;mm, the | Duncan Phillips. Mrs. Brvan Pitts, luxurion:ly heautifnl 5 republics ore recen ve th hilean embassy and Senora de Younz <necess of past vears judging from ! Nre. J. Eris Pow M . s e Fac republi In more recent years t e tgnporarily stay at the hotel. | the interest shov '\mm‘: Irs. J. Eris Powell, Mre. Willlam T elected skin Fach Ham in materials, finc dressmaking and hed envoy has heen x mem shown those | Radcliffe. Mrs. Cune H. Rudolpii. : . otahs her of the national legislative hody of | sevelt. taking part are Mre. Morris Sheppard, [ \lrs. 1i. L. Rust. Mrs. Robert x:?v silk lined throug! hic country and is a recognized AU The naval attache of the French |l Ghacics, Tnet oars. W"\l‘nnwy.m evelt, Mre. Everatt Sanders. \hs INCORPORATED ou thority on International law and trade ! apmi, AL A Wl ey A downev. Mre. | 5. 1%, Saul. Mrs. Henry C. Sheridan.| ;- & , problems A ey e ot ) 5. Hutchin: FMitss Sonhie Stebert, Mrs, Frank .| 72! NNTH STREET NORTHWEST . s ; : her mar- | = & <on. .'\Iv\’r . ‘\Ll Mrs. S l\'anu':r.lokes = 1 HE styles. colors. furs. materials and designing are seno [s.be ST The secretary of the Netherland ). MeCormic A Oakley otten, ) v 1c Yol odels, sma sued danghter of Senor Manuel Fva | legation, Mr. A. Loudon. is spendi un Willfam r R. Tuckerman. Mrs. Corcoran FOR are lovely American pinpoint m fels, mart suc e s She is almost & iu few days in Philadelphia. where he atley, A 3 . Mrs.| Thom. Mrs. John W, Thompson. Mrs. in new flare and straightline styles. 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