Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 19

SOCIETY (Continued from Page Eighteen.) of the District League of American Pen Women, and Mrs. Giles S Rafter, president of the Dis branch of the National Congre: Parent and Teachers, will receive, | The epecial guests of honor will be | Mrs. Edward F. Leonard of Chicago, president of the National Story Tell: ers’ League, and Mrs fer of Harrisburg, 1 Eastern district of the League. All members « League, the District I Assoclation and the League are invited tory Tellers’ | the District Mr. and Mrs. ! points of intere flast city. has returned from an extended four- month tour through the West, which included the Pacific Coast. Mrs, Moody as a delegate to the National Women's Christian Temperance Union convention held last month in Los Angeles, but she left Washington with her daughter, Mrs. Kdna Moody Claflin, early in July for a trip through Colorado, Yellowstone Park {and Salt Lake City on their way to the convention. During the two months spent in Southern California as a guest of her sister at Huntington FPark, Mrs. Moody visited the Grand Canyon in Arizona and many other t in that section. On home she stopped in San co, Portland and Seattle, spend- ome time with relatives in the She then resumed her to Puget Sound, Vancouver, rntu! ned st through the Canadian Rockie: Hammond, Mrs. Grew, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Lawrence Phipps, Mr. and M Parmelee, M Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. bourne, Mr. and Mrs. V Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. !)ov\ Mrs. Hayne Ellis, M: Corcoran Eu 3 ingham, Mrs. Alvin T. Hert Willard €a rling, Mrs. David A. Reed, her w Franc ing Frederick Dent Grant, Mrs. John Hays ‘Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, the Undersec- retary of State and Mrs. Joseph Ulark Mrs. . James . Edwin B. Parker, Mr: E. Chaq L. Crounse, Mrs. Louis Froth- Thum‘m F. Bayard, Mrs, V M i app, Mr (zeorl,e,l-‘ Ham! l Saunderson, Mrs, L. H. B. Graham, Mrs. Harry Norment, Mrs. George Shiras, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.; Mrs. Henry P. Erwin, Mrs. Alfred Pem- broke Thom, Mrs. W. §. Howell, Mrs. Robert Olds, Mrs . Stellwagen, Judge and Mi- V Ross Thompson, Mr: Lamar, Mrs. I T Twigg, Mr: Mrs. Emory stein, Mrs. B. B, gustus Simpson, ren, Mrs. James R. Mann, M Worthington, Mzs. d Mrs. Plerre Gaillard, Mrs. A. A. Jones, Mrs. Dwight Chester, Mrs, ornwell, " Mrs. Alvin Dodd Thomas H. C. Reed. Mrs. Lau ran, Mrs. Lester Wilson, Mrs Burke, Mrs. Paul E. Johnson, Mrs. .| William _D. Mitchell, Mrs. John W. Gulick, Mrs. A. E. Phillips and Mrs. William ~Hill. o'clock. Miss Grace Guest will inter- pret the ceramics of the Orient. ‘The Washington Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will hold its first monthly luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the American Association of Univer- sity Women Clubhouse. The board of governors of the Wash- ington Assembly will meet for the first time this season Tuesday morning at 11:30 o’clock in the home of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, at 1301 Sixteenth street. Invitations have been received by society folk for the opening of the Bridge Club at the Mayflower, Wednesday evening, November 17, at 8 o'clock. Indications are that it will open with full membership. Among a_long list of so(‘hllv prom’(nent wom: en who wil act as patronesses are Mrg. Charles B. Howry, Mrs. David H. Blair, Mrs. Richard C. Marshal liam C. and Mrs. B. F. Germans a Walking Nation. of pedestrians fill the parks and bou- levards on pleasant r»\on ngs and Sun- Blodgett, Mrs. More than almost any other na- |d taking thelr “constltutional.” r.; Mrs. Wil travelers maintain this is a cus- Gorgas Mrs. Honey W, Fiteh | ionality, the German people are given | o IESERS AN THE I e o .’ Hutchinson. to walking. * Hundreds of thousands Delos A. in any other country. Mayer Bros. & Co. 937-939 F St. N.W. Shop of Quality A Special Purchase of n. I\!rs. J. Walter es S. Alden, Col. and Jones, Mrs. Paul Bastedo, Mr X Mrs. Alexander Rogers, | e: rr, Mrs. W. K. Van N. Talbot, Mrs. Frank Hoga mas B. Hutchin- Flather, Mrs. John Iph Worthing- San Francisco a at the Willar Mr. and Mr returned from over for the X turday. The guests of Mr. A Mz 7 S1R)tAch of the * | Chaliapin Matinee Yesterd fsiy \ Partial list of boxhold Mrs. Orrel Moody of 4419 Fifteenth | che )ns attending Cha street northwest, president of the | performance of the “Barber of S Ladies’ Aid f Hamline M. E. | Poli's Thez y g Church _and until recently president | Included M of the North r Union, W. C, 7., ! Frede ‘art of 923 Decatur Alexander Columbus, Mrs. st entertalned at dinner : iss Helen Montague nsett Vail will be host- 2 given at the Women's afternoon from 3:30 members of the s of honor. Steel Slipper uckles Polished and Restored to Look Like New Jewelry Repairing Remodeling and Special New Work Executed on the Premise;l:tc:{oderate = !CHOIEEI $2 .85 SALVATORE DESIO = / Mfg. Jeweler 926 F St., bet. 9th and 10th King have aving uun..' higan game the house NEW HANDBAGS Offers for Selection These Remarkable Values the fine arts groups of the District branch of the Leagu n Pen Women, Mrs. E Logan, chairm: o invite ond an exhibition at the Freer Art llery tomorrow afternoon at 3 s Adulnh « M Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, George Established 1909 SWoRZYNS 1219-1221 G St. N.W. Charge Accounts Solicited F lizard, alligator and python grain leathers, patent, satins, metallic, moires and tapestries. Every new style and shape in all colors and combinations. Lansburgh Interior Decorating Co. 818 17th St. 00 1$4.85 CHOICE WIDE range of the very newest A pouch and envelope styles in patent, rhinestone, embroidered satin, lizard, al gator and python grains. All wanted . colors and combimations. Specials for Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday $7.00 Tapestries,$3.50 $3.00 Silks. . . :$1.75 Our large stock of ma- terials greatly reduced. Draperies made to order. <3 $7.50 EW styles, colors and shapes for every occasion. Beaded, beaded moire, pin seal, calf, morocco, lizard, alli- gator and python grains. It will be to your advantage to buy now for Christmas giving. CHOICE Saturday is the last day in the Anniversary Sale—Still many ltems yet on sale advertised in previous announcement. New Arrwals in Daytime Party Lansburgh Interior Decorating Co. 818 17th St. Jutius Lansburgh, Pres. Street, Evening and Dinner 23 To give our customers a genuiue treat for the last day of the Anniversary Sale the dress department has assembled a perfectly gor- geous assortment of street, evening and din- ner frocks of workmanship and materials sel- dom associated with such an attractively low price. 0l——— o] ————[o]———]o]——=[o[ca]o] ———=[a] ——— o] ——=]ol———x[u] = Pbilipsborn NEW COA'TS —a reputation of which we employe in this institution. 60810614 ELEVENTH ST. 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