Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 8

\ Bl _SOCIETY. ______'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926. SOCIETY. present were Miss Martha Armi- | where they wili spend the Summer stead, Miss Nannle Lancaster, Miss | motoring through Italy and Switzer- Eliza 8. Baldwin, Mrs. Aspinwall, Miss | land. They will be accompanied by Margaret Bayly, Mrs. Emile Berliner, | Mr. and Mrs. William R. Merriam Mrs, Laura A. Bradley, Mrs. Mina C.|and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh. Van Winkle, Mrs. Bessio Parker 2 - Brueggeman, Miss Myrtle Bunn, Mrs.| Mrs. W. C. Cobb, who has been the Appleton P.’ Clark, Miss Mildred H. |guest of Capt. and Mrs. George Sel- | Clarke, Mrs. P. L. Decker, Miss Jessle | bels of Battery Park, left Wednesday Dell, Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, Mrs. | for Baltimore. Crafg, Miss Nevel, Mrs. Horace K. el Fulton, Mrs, Isaac Gans, Mrs. Laura | Mrs. Titzhugh Lee, who arrived in H. Halsey, Miss Hill, Mrg | Washington yesterday from Fort rnelia H Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. ‘e D. | Bliss, Tex., Is a guest at the May- Horning, Miss Abby Johnson, Mrs, | flower. Jeanne Katka, Miss Mary G. Kelly, . E . Mrs, Marlo Stair Lawyer, Miss Any | g M 80d Mrs. B. H. Morels of Phila- Clement Leavitt, Miss Gertrude Leon- [ S'Ph “ 1 4 ard, Miss Grace McVey, Mre. Virgil C. | t8¥ing at the Mayflower, will enter: Miller, Mrs. Ellen pencer Munsey, [ tain @ company of 12 at dirpet ths ] Mrs, J. Garfield Riley, Miss Bertle L. | Vening in the presiden e Packett_Mrs. ‘Ada Mills Payne. Miss | F00™- Edwin 4 Mary King Porter, Mrs. J. i Didikigeon Sherman, prest: Reld, Mrs. George A. Ricker, Miss h‘f:"o‘i" A L iy of gdm;] sr{‘lmhy:l ‘Mr;q. s(‘n;ollna B.| Women's Clubs, who was in Chicags ephen, Mrs. John J. Stephen: . | quring the sudden {liness and death of . Rl Slewart,” M rank | 0 Srned wasnmsion | 1 @ perfect food for Lent Lz::ummm;-& ?;. T;}:;,l‘;:‘r“' hn!ae::é day and will be at the federation head- Taura L. Tracy! Miss Bunice W.,|iunrters. at 1784 N strect northwest. Wright, Miss Whitcomb and Mrs | Spring Card Party { Arthur B. Hayes. Those who have re- | Holy Family Day Nursery. T e e cently heen added to the llst of life| rpe annual Spring card party of the members are M fil McCormick, | oty Family Day. Nursery will be C olored Homes of . Unusual Attraction Mrs. Mina C inkle, Mrs. John [held at the flower Hotel Monday, If you are looking for a Home thag is thoroughly modern In T. Kenned: fiss Cora Emelie Noyes 19, af o'clock. The ladles of plan and design, complete and up to date in equipment and so care Mrs. Giles Scolt Rafter. Mrs. Virgil C. -nild in charge are Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Emile Berliner, Mrs. J.{ o aert S s Seaa sy fully finished that it will bo unnecessary t make repairs for vears then you ehould see these two splendid Hbmes at ts, no yeast, no chemicals GUEST IN CABINET HOME SOCIETY Vice President and Mrs. Dawes Honor Guests at Dinner Party Tonight - With Mrs. Elkins as Hostess. . many others of official society attend- HE Vice President and Mrs’ir Dawes will be the ing. e dinner this evening | The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes g . Stephen B. s, | remained for only part of the pro- \n a cow- | gram, but Mrs. Kellogg occupied a . box and had with her her niece, Miss a Louise Ottls, and Miss Ellen nkler of St. Paul, Mr. Reymond | nd Xr. Frederick Le Ulereq of xshington. pany of M. and Mme. or General and Mrs. Wil- Mitehell entertained at din ner last evening, later taking their guests to their box at the play. The oI Boone, | Glutting and Mrs. Miss Gertrude Ban . Mr Edwin Reid, Miss Caroline Sudler, Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Mrs. J. Garfleld | = Riley, Miss Jessie Dell and Mrs. Ar- thur B. Hayes. Bt Gon. and Mrs. Harry AL Smith’ Sherwood Forest E. Burton 5 Burton entert retary of Co . Senator Willlam B. Mc. trs. Fannle Buxton of Paul Mellon and suiled toda uda, where they will s and. p P . ncrétaty o8t o hington are at the Hotel Astor " Nellon, wa occupied in New York. ‘ Now 716-722 Fairmont St. N.W 1 Randoiph Mrs. Charles Willlam Potts arriv 0" Mi * . ¢ foday, from her iams, i Genna e Only 30 iles (Just around the corner from Georgia Ave.) Via Bladensburg and Villard, This is one of the best colored residentlal secions in the It is handily located to NIRRT TR RS0 Brooke Tew shared | | Mrs. de Clare Borry entertained at Defense Highway environment will appeal to the most critigal by helr puests were | |2 supper Thursday evening the mem- || 20 Mile s S gan and | bers of the Commodore Matthew L SECons ot Six roomy rooms, completely fitted || . gh. Maury Chapter, Daughters of the 10 Miles Excellent Gravel | | Bath and Kitchen. Finest con- | il occupied the | Confederacy, and some other guests. Road. struction and tasteful finishing. Follow the Signs at End of Concrete | Assisting her was Mrs. ( Crone, Mrs. J. Farley Dea Margaret O ™ 2 g s and had 8 her guests Mr B, } . David Key . and M Stone. Thomas W. Phillips, jr., occupled a box and had with them their daughters, Miss K ine Phil- lips and Miss Janet ¥ 7z The Prices are low—the Ternss arranged to suit g B. B. PINN £ and Mrs, Charles H. Harlow turned to Washington afte spent three months in Florida and will leave for Europe Wednesds Exelusive Agents for Grner 712 Kenyon Street. Phone Col. 5817. = e on, also HAR RIS 5 NN D éalt“é’ N fi»‘!if:r;:ct“m le Miss Theodora @ of 4822 Blag- 23 Silversi erally. The rooms lovely and | den aven guest for the | 2 | springlike in thelr dec ; Easter h s her cousin, Miss n;;f N e - | n flower 3 ., who <5y v o= : ‘ e coana oy il it -INonsense “t supper table al wf Spring flowe A speclal feat ppearince of racle man, w Fine Watches Gold Ware Silver Ware MISS CLARA LOUISE OTTIS, Guest of her uncle and aunt, the Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellog ;, and leaving within a brief time for her home in St. Paul. of the evenir vill enter- You just know she's smiling by dancing has always been varnished 1 ing at the Montgomery ure. - . Club in honor of Miss Caro-| Mrs. Warren G. ¥ s. | dred at dinner last evening in the Chi- Foe early s century gad & —— y and ber flunce, Mr.'Edward | Mr. nese rooni of the Mayflower, in com- i s querteraince Preident Wlt the charm 0 words - . shaw, Heck, Col. ver | pliment to- the Minister of Panama Jelferson'sacminatracion | e e and Maj. and M. Ots and Mme. 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It may be the one and it Iden, Miss Har- ul Felix, Mrs. Washington by a reception at the home of the | g e ahHer thdn Beltie y & Some manner upon being bride's parents. the president, Dr. A. | Judge Mary O'Faole | = 3 Mr. T. St. John Gaffney, formel o It ey Oosal st Stevens of Bos N 4 ol American consul general, {s in Wasl 9! 2 e may be t'other. o b | Doroths 3 Frances Sargent, | ington for & time, and staying at the y How can you tell? You can't, unless you exercise your own faculty of varnish-scratch- ing. ‘The Forum gives you that exercise. Here is a magazine of controversy. No issues aré sponsored. No axes are ground. Many sides of current views on everything from religion to ‘morals here find expression. Now then — AVashington to be the N _— 4 e e atherine Martin, Miss Frances | (o b, hier brother and sl | Hopkins, Misx Leah De Moll, Miss CoumnosiChub. = and Atrs. Cabot| Mary Orr Smith, Miss Lightfoot Ford-| afies Mabel Seibels, daughter of | Mins Dorothea Lane, Miss Caro-| capt and Mrs. George Seibels, left e entertained a | Elizabeth Pen-| vesterday to spend her Easter vaca- cheon today in | ; Miss Kath-| tion at West Point. A Dearets | ryn Watson, Mrs il : Ruth Weedon and Mrs. P. H. 1L | piplomats and Thelr Ladies SR iten Wise | Dunn. Entertained at Dinner. | Princess Margaret Boncompagni has ol See 5 0’000 EaSter Lilies Dr. an Frederick E. Farring- | arrived in_Washington, and while in " 2 ton entertained @ small company at | the city will stay at the Mayflower. a company of more than a hun \ dinner last_evening in compliment to i CAFE PIERRE 2 n er ne OO Al NW 2 rton. | A bridge in honor of Capt. and Mrs. e Burn | 1. T1. Hardy, who are leaving for their L ig Club of the Uni- | future residerce, in Seatle, Wash., 1714 W . N.W. 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