Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 14

SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Coolidge Attendinfi Concert This ~ Afternoon at Poli's With Group of Invited Guests. RE. COOLIDGE will attend the coneert this afterncen in Poli's Theater when Miss Marion Talley will he heard tn_recital. She will be ac cempanied by several muests. Mrs. Coolidge received the hoard of diretors of the General Federation of Waomen's Clubs at noon teday. Mra. Kellogg. wife of the Secretary of State, will be the guest of Mrs Jaceb L. Loose in her boy this after- neon at the recital to he given by Marlon Talley, soprano. Other guests of Mra. Laose will be Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Secretary of Agrieulture; Mrs. James R. Mann, Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and Mrs. James M. Green. The Ambhassador of (Germany and Raroness Maltzan will be the guests of hanar at dinner this evening of the Minister of RBulgaria and Nme. Radewa, who will entertain a com pany of 18 The Secretary of the Navy and vs. 'Wilhur are the guests for whem ear Admiral and Mrs. Charles Morris will give a dinner this eve- Bing. * The Secretarv of Agriculture and Mra. Jardine will he honor guests of Mrs. George Mesta at dinner this evening at the - Mavflower Hotel Mirs. Mesta's guests will number 130 and inelude a number from out-of- town ameng them and Mrs. Robert John Adams, brotherinlaw amd sister of the hostess; Mr. and Mrs. George Brokaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fheirriot, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- thson Duff, Mrs. Guy Whitthaus. Mr. Rohert MeRride. Mr. Jack Thompson. Mr. F. L. Herrion and Mr. George Washington, all of New York. . The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Hoover will be the guests in whese henor Judge and Mrs. C. C. MoCherd will entertain at dinner this evening at the Willard, where they have an apartment. The Minister of Rumania, Mr. ge Cretziane, and his daughter, Misa Jeanne Uretaiano, will entertain & company of 18 at dinner this even- ing in the legation. The dinner will ba fallowed by a musical at 10 o'clock, to whieh about 130 guests have been invited. Donna Ortensia Mignano, Italian prima donna, and Miss Haskil, Rumanian pianist, will give the pro- gram, Mps. Mildred Kolb Schulze play- ing the accompaniments for Countess a Guatemala and Latour will be the gueata of honor a® dinner this evening of Ool. and Mrs. Parker W. West, Who will enterair a company of 16. The Minister of ch-q\ s gnd Mme. Simepelous went tp Ner orl - terday to sttend the dinner Yhis ning at the Astor Hotel in their hon- or, given hy the New York commit- tee of Athens College, Greece. th Mrs. Coolidge Hold t Reception. The reception given last evening at the White House by President and Mra. Coelidge to the judiciary made on unusually interesting sceme. The company of more than 2000 guests included, in addition to members of the bench and their families, offcers of various branches of military serv ice, chiefs of the depariments and many eivilians. Quite conspicuous was the presencs of many hastesses of Supreme Court circles of other vears, Mrs, Mahlon Pitney and Mrs. Rufu Day greeted many old friends, thi being the first reception Mrs, Pitne: has attended since the death of the late Associate Justice Pitney. Mrs. 1?17. wha acted as hostess far her te ' father-in-law, Aseociate Justica William R. Day, came from (leveland for the eccasion. The Misses Harlan, daughters of the late Associate Jus- tice John M. Harlan, were also there, are familiar figures at The state drawing reoms had little . decorations, pink carnations Wwith férns and palms being used for the most part, while in the blue and red reoma were lilles and white roses and in the several niches on the stairway gay poinsettia blossoms in beds of ferns were placed. A color bearer from the Army and Marine Corps swod on either side of 1 doorway threugh which the ident and his party entered the state drawing reom, one holding the Stars and Stripes and the other the President’s flag, huge sil emblem. “The Pri Coolidg déscended corrider at 9 o'clock, the hugler of the Marine Band seunding a fan- fare as they started through the cerrider inta the blue reom. A ses- sion of the Senate detained the Vice President Dawes, escorted by the S ately follo Kellogg was escorted by the Secre- tary of the Treasury, Mr. Mell The Secreta of War and Mrs Dwight F. Davis were next in lin amd the Attorney General, Mr. Sar- nt, walked with the Postmaster New. The Secre- vavy and Mrs. Wilbur ,were just hehind them and the See- Dr. Work, was ilture and Mrs. Jardine. The Secretary of Comme and Mrs. Hoover w followed by the Secretary of Laber and Mrs. Davis, and the twe seer 10 the President and their Mr. and Mrs, Kverett 8 and Mrs. Edward T, the last ip the li pelidge was in a gown of seft white satin made very plain, with a slight blouge to the waist in front and twe long, narvow trains falling frem each shu . She wore long white gloves, o string of pearls and pendant earrings. Mrs. Dawes was in black lace and net over silver, tha net fall- ing below the hem, but long on each side. Mrs, Kellogg wore a handsome and becoming gown of dark blue vel vet and lace, gracefully draped, an arl ornaments. Mrs. Dwight F. Da Vis was in a metal cloth robe, which made on straight lines, with draperies of chiffon in the same shade. Mrs. Hoaver wore mauve ehiffon embroid ered in silver, and Mrs. James J. Da vis had a smart gown of black velvet trimmed with rhinestones. Mrs. San ders wora flesh celor chiffon embroid ered in erystals and a diamnod band in_her hair The Chief Justice and former Presi {dent and Mrs. Taft were the first to he received. the former standing and chatting with his hosts for several | seconds. Associate Justice Harlan I° Stone, the last appointee to the hench, and Mrs, Stone were the last of the Supreme Court line received, and fudges of the United States Court of | Customs Appeals, the Justices of the Court of Appeals of the District, of | the Court of Claims and other judicial | hodies closely followed. Members of | the judiciary committees af the House | and” Senate were invited and there were many other afficials and lov attorneys in the company During the reception Rand Orchestra gave classic and popular airs, and after the Chief Executive and his party had | withdrawn, the guests danced for a | time in the east room, until the or chestra played “Home, Sweet Home.' The many handsome and striking gowna worn by the ladies, together with the uniforms of the officers of the Army and Navy, added color to the scene. Mrs. Taft had a becoming costume of claret color velvet studded with rhinestones, a narrow train fall ing from one shoulder, and she wore a collar of pearls and a necklace of diamonda and diamond pendant rings. Mrs. Willis Van Devanter wore back velvet with a voke of flesh calof chiffen, embroidered in rhine stones. Mrs. George Sutherland was | in & gold lace gown, made along slightly draped lines, and Mrs. Perce Rutler was in gray crepe fashioned along straight lines. Mrs. Edward Terry Sanferd had a straight medel of clath of silver em broidered in heads of pastel shades. Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone was In a pwn of jade green made straight With a deep band ahout the skirt of silver embroidered in Mrs. Pitney wore a gown of hlack georgette crepe and wore no jewels, andé Mrs. Day was in gown of black and gold brocaded, the frent of the gown veiled in chiffon edged with gold, the Marine program of and she wore long pendant earrings of gald set with emeralds. Mrs Nichelas Longworth wore a stunning MISS LILA LANCASHIRE, Daughter of Dr. and Mrw. J. Henry Lancashive of 11 Fast Sixty-ninth . New York City, whose engage- to Mr. Richard of the slight drapery at one side of the gown. She wore a diamond neck lace and diamond ear pendant. Mrs Alvin T. Hert was in black velvet trimmed with rhinestones. Mvs. Van Winkle wore black velvet and silver cloth, fashioned with a train at the back nd a fichu of white net. Mrs. Howard Sutherland wore hlack chif- fon studded in rhinestones and Miss Katharine Sutherland wore white satin_and crystals. Miss Anne Devereux was lovely in a gown of hlack velvet made bouffant with a garland of white gardenias at the front of the skirt, whiech was ankle length. Mrs. Willlam Laird Dunlap, i wore white chiffon studded in crystals and black jet. Mrs, George C. Thorpe wore gold metal cloth, Mrs. RBrousseau was in hlack jetted net Mrs. Charles 8. Dewey wore hlack velvet and hyack net, the bodice made close fitting with a vake of the net and the skirt quite full and long. She wore a band of diamond in her hair. Miss Suzette Dewey was in vellow chiffon vith a Jarge single rose at the left shoulder. Mrs. Wade Ellis was in Valencia bluye crepe embroid- ered.in pearls and rhinestones, Capt. Sayres L. Milliken, assistant superintendant of the Corps of Army Nurses, wore her uniform, with a number of medals of honor on her coat. Among others at the reception were gown ef black chiffon made simply with a rhinestone ornament holding Hat Shops Fourth Floor $ 6.50 Values - $10.00-$22.50 After Inv SALE " Your Unrestricted Choice of Every Hat Senator Samuel M. Shortridge, the alien property custodian E 608w 614 Saturday—A Special Purchase and Sale of New Season Hats Howard Sutherland, Mrs. Charles 8. Deneen, Mias Rina Day Deneen and Miss Madeleine Pierce of Wilmington: e Sutherland, Judge of the Court of Claims nd Mrs. Mows, United States Attarney of the District of Columbla_and Mrs. Peyton Gordan and Miss Kvelyn Gordon, A mirnl and Mrs. Edward W, Eherle, A ant Postmanter (ieneral and Mrs. John H Rartlett, the director of the hudget and Mra, Herbert M. Lovd, the com | missloner of internal vevenus and Mrn, David H John W , Mins Florence Judge Mary on B Howry, Col Judge and Mrs former fill'lllnl and Mrs! Wade H. Ellls and the Ia tor's wister, Misn Luella Chase: the Rey. Dr. and Mra. Waliace Radoliffe My, and Mra. ¥ y , who are house g\ Mra. Coolid, Harry K. Dan Atto contraller of the ourre Joweph W. Molntosh, the governor of the Federal Reserve Roard, Mr. 1. R Crissinger, and his Waughter, Alss Donna Ruth Crissinger; Mrs. Peter A Drury. Mr. and Mra. Clifford K. Herryman, Mixs Florence Berryman, Mr.and Mra Inmen Herryman, Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Langdon Whitford, Mr. and Mra (‘hase, Mra. Robert ¥, Mackenzie and her house gusst, Mrs. John Marshall McHugh, nee Schurman; Col. and Mra, George C. Thorpe, Mra, Samuel Kimberly and her mother, Mrs James H. Draper; Dr. and Mra. W, Sinclair Bowen, Dr. and Mrs. Daven port White, Mrs. H. L. Rust, Mme Roso of Paris and Washington, Col. Fdward Clifford and Miss Helen CHf ford, Capt. and Mrs, Wipprecht, A and Mrs. John Diamond, Mrs. dore H. Tiller and her sister, Philip F. Claney of New York; and Mrs, Frank P. Leetch, Miss Mar Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam F. Den nis, Mrs. Horace Macfariand, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A, Droop, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dennett and their daughter, Mrs. Pa ton Wise Slemp of Cincinnatl; M Herman Moran ad his daughter, Mi: Ailine Moran; Mra, T. Septimus Aus: tin, Miss Madeleine Austin, Mr. and nd Mra. Russell Young, Mr. David Meade Lea, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Baldwin, Maj. Gien. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune and the Misses Lejeune, Dr. and Mrs. Royd Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. James Orme, Miss Marguerite. Orme, Mrs. Willlam Hamilton Bayly, Mrs. 8imon Wolf, Mrs. Jessie Hmerson Moffat, Miss Tdanthea Moffat, Dr, John Ryan Dev Miss Anpe Devereux, William Wolff Smith, Young, Mrs. A. J. Rros. Mina Van Winkle, Miss Edith V. Lawson, Mr. John R. Mohler, Miss Merriam Mahler, Dr. and Mr: Charles Marlatt, Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd 8. Tenny, Mr. Leuis Wolf, Mr. d_Mrs, J Mr. and Mrs. James W. e 3 Car- It, Mrs, Eric Trammell, the Rev. Meade Bolton MacRBryde, Dr. and Mr J M nd M Sam Matron Hats That Were Made to Sell at Many Dollars More Than The new season’s smartest fashions, fresh from the hands of New York's cleverest designers, are gathered into an extraordinary collection for temerrow’s selling, Petaline in Our Shoppe $3.50 Satin Faille Ribhon Bengaline ventory ({ |entertain at dinner Vickard, Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Akers and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth J. MeLaren of Orange, N. J. MaJ. Gen. and Mra, Summerall Observe at Home Sunday. Maj. CGen, (‘har) the chief of wiaff, merull w 4106 auartel P, summerall, nd Mrs. Bum he at hame Hunday fi ck at the chief of staff's at Vort Myer Assintant Hecretary of Hiats and Mrs. land Hurvison gave s luneh eon today, Intertate Cammaerae Camimianioner Thomas ¥. Wand 0 snined at the Wardman y W Wandlook heth My a month s 3 av Atlantie Amnintant W ury and Mra v of the Trean Charles M. Dewey will I compliment tn the new Awslstant Hocretary of the Treasiury, Mi. il Hchuneman, who will came’ tomarrow to take up hin duties, Min Wehine man will Join him here Inter Mr. and Mrs. Dewey lincheon yesterday In honor and Mre. Frederiok Dayten, Ohlo, Mra. Charles Clay Bayly At A bridge party this afternoon her sluter, Mra. Reld Ftunt of M and addit ten Iater Honry D), were hoste i of My Patternon of In homtoss for ton for Mrs riwon Min Flood, Ha Rrand, Mrx. Bidney Tallaferro, Joseph Colquitt, Mra. Patton \Wise Nlemp, Mrs. Atherton Seldell, Mrs Thomas Larkin, Mrs. Lawrence Watts, Mrs, Henry Merring, Mis John C'a Mrs. H. Borges, Mrs. 120 ward Tierney, Mrs. Siduey Prince, Mrs. (George Fort, Mrs. Oscar Portner, va. W Jarman, Mrs. Joseph Welfer, A Charles Nelson Riker, Miss Fliz- abeth Hill and Miss Lucille Smith At tea Mrs. Hannis Taylor, and Mrs. Richard V. Taylor, aunt of the hostess, the tea thble. Mrs. Henyy Allen Cooper enter- tained a company of 28 at luncheon today at the Washington Hotel in honor of Mra. Harry K. Mann of Ra: cine, Wis. i — Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles Denby will entertain at dinner this evening. Mra. Denby entertained at luncheon yes. terday In compliment to Misé Florence Lowden of Chicag will preside at presentative frs. Frank H. Shade qlll}{:""'w"‘flfl" ?‘\ld T Factory Draperies. Siin Coverv—Hou At Factory Prices Have our latest improved perma- KoW' by et given for $10 dur- ar; ural hr w ith tec- AR g, g wh wetee HAZEL DILLON Skin and Scaln Specialist Corner 21st and P Sts. N One hlack from Dupont’ Cirele Thone Potemae 3179, PMarrow avening | mother and | Made to Order|| SOCIETY, Foas, entertained at dinner last eve- |ment at the Pjn at the Congressional Country |which ¢ lub, when their guests were Miss | last Fall. Ruth Foss, Maj. and Mrs. M. A. Cool idge of Fitchburg, Mass., and Mrs. Hobert K. Gireenwood, Boston. Wardman Park Hotel have been occupying since | Mrs. Alvin Dodd has rejoined Mr. | ‘h;‘aa t their home, in Georgetown, | e Lo of aeveral weeks in ‘abe, danghter of Mr. and | Cleorge Panl McCabe was an-| Mr. and Mrs., Ernest Thompson | notnced at a bridge tea for 85 guesis. | Seton were-hosts at a luncheon today given by her mother at her home to fin heir apartment in the. Mayflower in compliment of Swami Yoy daughter M sthy MeCabe, and | Mr. and-Mra. Seton have traveled ex hy h J. Tressler. Mra. A ively in India, and had among ¥ Ml Virginia Lile other guests the charge d'af Thyrsa WHteers, and Miss Ciarabel [faires of Egypt. Ismafl Kamel Rey Howd |Maj. Gen. and Mrs. James (. Har. | Th edding will take place the | bord and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart lant wesk in February. Mr. and Mrs. Seton were guests at the Arts (lub dinnes - Vi ‘The counselor of the United Eiates | \\hlr-\ Mrs. rl‘l'mh\\:‘I‘Vhla)l"\nz‘r!“"l::l emha In Mexica City, Mr. H. P |and speaker b Arthur Mehoenfeld, srrived in Wash | ington today and joined Mre, Schoen. | feld wnd their children in the & Steel Slipper Buckles Polished and Restored to Look Like New Jewelry Repairing Remodeling and Special ew Work Executed on the Premises at Moderate Prices SALVATOJI.!‘EMDESIO Mty 926 F St, bet. Sth and 10th visit Mr. Charles M. Schwah arrived at (Continued on Fifteenth Page.) or Spring Special at 5515;.(") Also Featuring The New Francine Hats Exclusively at Souis Siold @ 1214 F St. N.W, ‘Philipsborn 608614 ELEVENTH.ST. Doubly Deep Reductions on Every Winter Coat enable us to offer the greatest values Group One— -Choice at Choice at of the season—Superb Models Group Three— Choice at Group Four— Choice at Lad o pattern in jade green and rose | woven into the material, and trimmed | With gold lace. Mrs. New's gown was | of silver gause veiled In black net with | G Danel of lace, the black net hanging | g fall and beiow-the hem on each side. . Wilbur was in black velvet draped to one side and held by a | Thinestone ornament. Mrs. Jardin Tad s gown of deep warnet velvet | revealing the smartest styles and the newest colors, Values . Ny . $5.00-$7.50 Hats for the miss and the matron—and what extraordinary values they are! Stunning models X that reflect the individuality of O'Brien Hats, ) < Felts—Satins—Straws Crochets and Combinatiom Francine Inc. Sucoessor 10 And a fifth group containing the very finest Coats in the house— regardless of jprevious prices— A Deposit will Reserve Any Hat Store Opens at 8:30 AM. 1741 Rhode Island Ave. N.W. Just Received —a new stock of exquisite Baby Clothes at surprisingly low prices: Dresses, $3 to $20 Romper Suits, $2.75 Ao & Reduction Sale of Little Dresges, 3 to 6 years.