Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1926, Page 16

SOCIETY. SOCIETY Lord and Lady Kindersley, Guests of Vice President and Mrs. Dawes, Left Washington Yesterday. tertained a ¢ today in i Mayflower | Belgian Diplomats nday Lancheor the W illiar The Mi Senara dr company « Prochnik w ner party this ¢ to the v wegian ind official display of huffet M Charles T accompan stein at ti rece Repr Hull Procte Representat Hardy night, a street, Charles meet Mrs. Republican mitteewoman of The rhire Mme. K with the 1 many char _&?}&L’@&’fi%& B Wife of the t this afternoon. Mme., Kazemi will be uskiene, Mme. Samy, Mme, ©. Blaseroff, Mrs. Lucy l.nm.v I Ogston and Mrs. Albert Put ney. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury \mvrlran tmnul ul "II!HlN‘ aml, the Willard Hotel while staying in Washington. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, eral month Adding nd the latter Jwh as o planist. 1m~<|«||n~x and his wife, Among the iv Maj. and Mr temporarily Invitation 11 in ho of ataff a1 il WitTH it stapplog at ‘harles 8. Dewey were hosts at dinner last evening, entertaining in compliment to the Ambas i and Mme. Rerenge ny numhered 26 and included | ster of Guatemala and Senora hez Latour, Aldrich and T. H. Met z.”um.'fi oA ‘M Sizes for Women ~ Sizes for Misses Sizes for Little 11 omen tion ner parties s ¢ PRGBS ’:ff“{'}‘*\?-% - | evening, D. 0., MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1926. on West Fifty-second street, New York. latter’s son, Capt. Herbert have given up the house at 265 necticut avenue and are in their home at 2960 Newark street, land Park. . Mock is slowly ¢ valescing from a serfous illness of several weeks. in ‘honor Willlam James Kerlin, whose ma rlage takes place April 13. Miss Jean Wilson, monologist and i in nd Raptist Church selacting a varied pro Wilson gave a delightful little ram in the home of Mrs. Keith erlll last week, when the guests were a large group of the children it friends of the hostess. Mr. and M have been at son, left there j ington. ~ Mr. and hosta at dinner Saturday evening at Whitehall. Pitts, who for the The home of and Mr. and ) ting of% of March 6 Neely Rose, daughter of Mr, Mrs. Humphrey Rose of Ka Mo., and formerly of L < in ma 0 o, A the wre relatives and frier Rose, who has her avenworth s her girlhood home and and ity veny lebtated ahsent from 1 vears, ch HEMSTITCHING Pleating, Buttons Covered Mrs. M. E. Holley 15th St. N.W. Upholstering Reupholstering Parlor Suites and Odd Chairs a Specialty Chair Caneing “NUFF-CED!” The Beat Place and Lowest . 1 give rEht 1o p 90 e in Fou have the $9 Silk Tapestry Cut to $2.98 Per Yard This Week Only Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal, 1233 10th St. N.W. 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