Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 20

20 SOCIETY. SOCIETY President and Mrs. Coolidge Hosts at Dinner Tonight for Speaker dnd \Irs Long\\ orth. <ident and Mrs. Coolidge | Howell, Gen ive the annual dinner in honor of the Speaker to-|Capt. and Mr night, Representative and | Mrs. Longworth cluiming that | honor for the time. t President and Mrs. Coolidge have as house guests Mr. and Mrs. Michael [ Club. She Gallaher of Cleveland and Mr ..,Mm\ her daug Mrs. William I of Holyoke, | nicious, when the Mass., who will present al the | V W Van Devanter dinner. I Miss Dorothy n, Miss and Mrs |Gen. and Mrs Williams, Brig. an Feland and s Andrews. HE v Adol Mrs. Charles Y- ned @ company ormally today Wheeler enter- at luncheon it the Chevy ertiined at the ¢ Mrs, Marshal uests included M Mrs. Charles Mondell, Mrs Esther Prager, Miss Delphine Baroness Maltz bassador of Germany during the month of February i Stead will enter- Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur p Dinner Hosts Last Night. The Secretary of the Mrs. Wilbur entertained last vent when their ded M d My Fiske and Mr Jordan ¢ and Mrs, Iden and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. son the Loudon | retary or Navy and 5 and Mme. dinn ts Harlan Sumnue John H Altchi |, £u [ tr. and Aes | z » is honor on turday mor Young, the Irish poet, been visiting Mrs. Alvan for New York this morning return to Washington Feb. L lecture which she will » Rl Dodd in e for Mrs. mportant wom Harry to visit their old h Mrs Lytle returns to the W Lr home ternoon Mrs. €. . Brunson, Brunson, S. N., who ife of Senator Lee m Haiti. be uat home to u large number of guests this aiterncon | from 4 to 6 o'clock the Hotel | jnor an. Recel Mrs. Over- | g'clock, 1l be Mrs. | mer Gov. and N ison and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Overr 5. Overmz s will be afternoon Goring Bliss v lly this at home at after 4 Rinehart wii Sunday aft ebruary for the West o T.eo Overina The Minister Samy will ente evening. ey S dahy Mme. de Graeff, ter of the Nethe: cetve tomorrow afternoon. The Minister of Poland and N Cfechanowska will be honor guests ft immediately after the cere. a dinner party to be entertained to 1 visit to the fslands of the night by Representative a Sol [ West 1 Upon ~returning to Bloom at the Mayflower | ey AT e residence, 2440 The Minister of Egypt and & Samy were the honor guests at d last evening of the Ch: of Persia and Mme. other guests were Mr. Wallace Murr: bert H. Putnev of the Persian legation and Mme. tezam and the attache of the Persi legation, Mr. Sultan Mahmoud Amer e president of | Y S i | o adltor of the Natlond, Geo > Magazine. Mrs. La at | cus g Mme. | Kaiprama road Nyman Howard 1 mdiy will be at afternoon at | nan street, | on the following | Mme. Lipo of the Czechoslovak yesterday to a co Representative and Mrs. I. I. Thay- er of Massachusetts will be hosis at dinner this evening to a company of nine in the presidential dining room of the Mayflower. Representative and Funk will entertain day evening at War True tokens of troussean time are Brewood-engraved Wedding Invitations and Mrs inner an Park Hotel Frank e oo o G 5D P08 The newly Sweden and in New York yesterday home in Sweden. Mme. B hington this ster will join appointed Minister Mme. Be .\num Announcements Like sterling” on silver is the enveloper embossed wunder the fAap. tomorrow. the mark Mrs. Stanton J. Peelie : daughter, Miss Betty Bryne, have re- turned to Washington after a fort. night's stay in Yorik. WD € v - Ot BB ‘BREW®D Stationers and Engravers 611 Twelfth Street N.W Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro Guests. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward W. Fherle had dining with them last night the Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro, Senator and Mrs. fifim@%m Incorporated WASHINGTON'S LEADING FURRIERS 821 14th Street N.W. EVERY REMAINING WIN- R SILK AND WOOL DR MUST GO! These Clearance final prices tell a story of 1 SHARP REDUCTION DRESSE 15 Dresses 7 5 to close out $6.__ 00 5152 Final Reductions on ALL FURS Final r 15 Dresses to close out at .. $ ! !.50 In the lot you will find all sizes from size 14 to 36. Every one a ZIRKIN DRESS OF QUALITY. 17 Dresses to clese out at .. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, GUEST IN SENATO: HOME MRS. A. J. Daughter of Senator and Mrs. Fran SCHUBERT, D. ¢, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1926. SOCIETY. Mr. Steen, Mr. Stevens and Mr. Mulli- ken. The guests were recelved by Mrs. H. S. Mulliken, president of the league, who wore a gown of soft rose pink taffeta; Mr. Milton Sills, the honor guest; Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, honorary chairman of the ball com- mittes, who wore a Colonial costume of pink taffeta and old lace, and Mrs, George C. Thorpe, chalrman, who was in a “Mme. Pompadour” ume of green taffeta and old lace: Mrs Harry A. Colman, president of the District branch, in 4 gown of pencil blue brocaded chiffon velvet, and 3 Edward Nelson Ding costumed as “Carmen, cream Spanish shaw! émbrofdercd b red. Guests at the Ball. of Timothy The Minister State, Mr. the TIrish A. Smiddy was i Euest in the box of Mr. and Mra. | F. A. D. Hancock, who entertatned dinner preceding the ball. Other Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. Hancock w the firat secretary of the Irish Free State legation, Mr. Will A Macaulay; the second the legation. Baron and 1 and Mrs. Macpherson Crichton, Kathryn Hitcheoek and Mr. der van R. Barnwell of New Mrs. Charles Boughton tertained in her T Evans, Miss Meta Evans, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss H 1l sistant military attache of the !ml\n—x\ Capt. E Lynch Luquer and Mr Mr. and Mrs guests Mr, 4 Herbert “Below, Wood e Mrs. Morris Lewis CI Colman hs Allen, on Dingley wood of Califor s had in he ix Schelling Mr. and \I and Mrs. [y Miss Julia and k R. 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