Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 18

SOCIETY.' SOCIETY Newly Appointed Ambassador of Chile, Senor Carlos Davila, Will Sail for Davila, will =ail from South America Satu for this country and is ewpected in Washington about the middie of Sep- tember. The retiring Ambassador, Senor Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal, will re- main until the new Ambasador ar- rives in Washington, and will leave shortly after that for Mexico, where he will serve as a neutral member of the Mexican Mixed Claims Commis- sion. Senor Cruchaga will be greatly missed in Washington, where he has made a large circle of friends during his short stay at this post. The newly appointed Ambassador of Belgium, Prince Albert de Ligne, and Princess de Ligne and their daughter, Princess Elizabeth de Ligne, are ex- pected to arrive in this country about the middle @ October. Much intapest is being taken in the Ambassador®® arrival by the younger Eet, as the Ambassador’s daughter, Princess Elizabeth, is of debutante ege. HE newly appointed Ambassa- l dor of Chile, Senor Carlos Distinguished Frenchmen To Share Honors at West Point. The minister of commerce and post- master general of France, M. Maur who will arrive in New will share honors with the Ambassador of France, M. Paul Claudel, Tuesday, September 6, at the bration of the birthday anniver- of Lafayette and the anniver- sary of the Battle of the Marne, which will be held at the United Military Academy at West sary Ambassador will sail from France today aboard the Paris. The Minister of Haiti and Mme. Price are sailing today on the Cristo- bal for a vacation in their native country. Admiral and Mrs. Edward W. Eberle have as their guests for the day the superintendent of the Naval Academy and Mrs. Nulton, who mo- tored from Annapolis and will re- main until_tomorrow morning. Ad- miral and Mrs. Eberle will entertain their guests at the theater this eve- ning. Gen. John J. Pershing, who has been the guest of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at Newport, left yesterday for New Bedford, Mass. Gen. and Mrs. Vanderbilt were hosts at dinner last evening. Brig. Gen. William E. Horton, T. S. A., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bradley at Seaview Terrace, Newport. Miss Mildred Vare and Miss Beatrice Vare, daughters of Senator and Mrs. ‘William S. Vare of Pennsylvania, wha are spending the Summer at the Ho- tel Chelsea, Atlantic City, entertained at a luncheon and bridge yesterday in honor of their cousin, Miss Flora Varve, whose marriage to Mr. John R. ‘Williams will take place Saturday, September 24. There were about 40 guests in the company. Maj. R. H. Fletcher, jr, U. S. A, and Mrs. Fletcher are at the Hotel ‘Washington. Maj. and Mrs. Fletcher are returning to Fort Benning, Ga., after having spent several months in Banff and Lake Louise. They will be in the city several days. Maj. and Mrs. Edgar S. Linthicum of Washington are at the Hotel Astor in New York. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. William J. Clarke Agnew have gone to New York and are staying at the Barclay for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau en- tertained a large company at dinner Saturday evening at the Greenwich, Conn., Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Royall Hol- combe entertained a company at din- ner last evening at Gull Rock, their Newport villa. Mrs. George T. Marye arrived in ‘Washington this morning from her ‘home in California and is at the May- flower Hotel. { Mrs. James Robert McKee was hostess at luncheon yesterday at the Greenwich Country Club at Green- wich, Conn., and took her guests later to her home, Berkley Lodge, to play bridge. e 1 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Barton Crane | will entertain at a supper dance Fri- day evening, September 9, for their | niece, Miss Anne Pollard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Pol- lard, and her flance, Mr. Edwin Ely Adams, whose marriage will take | place the next evening. The supper dance will immediately follow the re- hearsal for the wedding and the guests will be the members of the wedding party and out-of-town guests. Miss Pollard will be the guest of honor Tuesday at a bridge luncheon which Mrs. Arthur Logan of Balti- more will give at the Columbia Coun- try Club. Mrs. Logan will be matron | of honor for Miss Pollard. Michael-Atkinson | Nuptials Announced. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Atkinson of Fred- | 1l g g i s Gate Inn Rear 1734 N St. N.W. Sunday Dinner, $1 ! Fried Chicken (Maryland Style) Served 12 to 3 P.M. TONIGHT 75¢] } Chicken and Waffle Supper.... Served 5 to 7 P.M. mm““fixfi“\\w ANNSENREERNN | SSS SN Catan This Country Saturday. erick, Md., have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Blanche Hariet, to Mr. Paul 8. Michael of that place. Miss Atkinson is at present a private secretary to Col. Joseph L McMullen in the judge advocate gen- eral's office of the War Department here. The wedding will take place late in October in the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. Lyman B. "B. Kendall will be among those sailing tonight aboard the Aquitania and will join Mrs. Ken- dall in Europe, where she has been since the early Summer. They will return to their suburban home, Kents- dale, early in October. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Langhorne and Dr. and Mrs. Louis C. Lehr, who are spending the Summer at Bar Har- bor, were joint hosts to a large com- pany at dinner last evening at the Yacht Club. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot is spending a few days in New York, having gone there from Grey Towers, Milford, Pa. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. which Mr. Addison D. Kelley gave last evening at the Brook at Saratoga Springs. Former Undersecretary of State and Mrs. Norman H. Davis have as their guests in_their Summer home, Oro- noque, at Stockbridge, Mass., their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Davis of Nashville, Tenn. The marriage this morning of Mrs. Ella Reiff Wall, widow of Mr. Duncan Wall of Philadelphia, to Maj. Gen. Robert Lee Bullard, U. S. A., re- tired, is of much interest here. The ceremony was performed at 11 o'clock bride’s apartment in the Hotel ngham in New York, the Rev. neen, retired chaplain U. 8. A ting in the presence of a any of members of the two and a few intimate friends. Father T)ineen was associated with Gen. Bul- lard when the latter was in command of the 2d Corps Area, stationed at Gov- ernors Island, until his retirement in 925, In the company at the wedding the general's two sons and S. ROBERT A Mrs. William F. R. Hitt, Mrs. Blaine Elkins and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker re among the guests at the dinner Dresses Sweaters KRENOWNED!/ HAT Washing- m tonians have en- joyed BUDD'S Ice Creams for over Half a Century is a definite proof that finest quality is truly appreciated. Order it for your dinner des- sert this evening. Phone. Conn. Ave. & Macomb St. and 18th & Columbia Rd. COL. 706 COL. 707 priced at $8.50. Lizard calf trim. fashion welts for walking Coats ve daughter, Maj. Robert Lee Bullard, C. OLIVER, jr.; Mr. Keith Bullard and Miss Rose Bullard. After a short wedding trip Gen. and Mrs. Bullard will be at home at the Hotel Buckingham, New York, where the former is head of the National Se- curity League. Mrs. Irvin Fleming, who is spend- ing the Summer at Cape May, N. J., has had as her guest Miss Emily Stewart Macklin of Baltimore. Miss Macklin, who will be a debutante in Baltimore next Winter, is again in her Summer home, near Ilchester, Md. Dr. J. J. Richardson has returned from a several weeks’ stay in Panama. The marriage of M Jessie Ruth JuLius GARFINCKEL&Co. WASHINGTON PARIS Now Very Low, Reduced Prices Greatest Clearance Sale Misses’, Juniors’, Girls’ and Infants’ Apparel Fifth Floor HIS is a remarkable event—a great sale of the best quality goods at prices that represent extraordinary savings on desirable models suitable for Fall and Winter as well as for present wear. Suits Hats F Streer Corner:oF 13™ New Autumn }?oof%vmx Now On Display We are showing a most complete selection of smart Queen Quality footwear in the mew autumn shades that will be most popular this Fall, ‘$8. 50 et Illustrated are two of the many mew models Shown in Patent Leather, Pin seal trim; Stroller Tan Calf, snake calf trim; Black and Brown Suede, Sizes AAAA to C. Our New Fall Osteos. have just arrived. Finest and dress wear. Queen sz/zt}/ Boot S/zop 2 1219 F Street N. W C., WEDNESDAY. marriage to Mr. Edwin Ely Adams, will take place Satirday evening, September 10. Miss Pollard will be entertained at bridge followed by tea Saturday afternoon, September 3, by Miss Mil- dred Whaley, who will be maid of honor for her. 5 “Mrs. Maxwell Seeley Cooley, ‘will entertain a company at luncheon for Miss Pollard, Wednesday, Septem- ber 7. Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Reed, to Mr. James W. Gill, son of Mrs. Marcy 8. Gill of this city, will take place this evening at 8 o'clock in the Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, and will be followed by a small reception in the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Irving P. Hall will be hostess at luncheon followed by bridge Friday afternoon, September 2, in compli- ment to Miss Anne Pollard, whose 4 S lAMlON lNflITuT ION ever! Nominal prices for coats that will go smartly through the early Fall season and carry over to next Qprmg——nommal prices for beautifully made frockq that will fit nicely into your next season’s wardrobe—nominal prices for needed underthings—nominal prices for stockings, handkerchiefs, bags, toiletries, luggage, um- brellas—nominal prices for sports things that you can wear at any time and for house frocks that are just right for all-season wear! And by nominal prices we mean that original ymcc» have been entirely disregarded in repricing remnants for this Thursday's selling—because we want to close out all incomplete lines and mussed merchandise—tomorrow ! And since these values are so extraordinary in all cases—nothing will be held and all sales must be final! FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC. Nominal Prices Is Putting It Mildly— For These Misses’ Frocks When—if ever have you found values like these? s’ $1650 Dotted SW|? Frocks, organdie trimmed. $16.50 Flat Crepe Frocks, one-pi in colored wool. Coral, grey, gr $1650 Printed Creps Frocks, ‘in two- Pr $3950 Coral Chiffon Dance Frock $29.50 Gcorqott Frocl lflornoon ltylo nd_orchid only. o' $19.50 Printed Crepe Frocks, in clever little boiero r jumper models and good colorings. . 10—Misses’ $18.50 Sports Frocks, flat crep slece style, white and pastel ahades...-.. . = Missos” $1950 Dotted Swiss Frocks, organdie trimmed, ach and red..... $30.50 Jacket Frock, printed georgstte With pla te jacket ..... $29.50 White Cr.p. Frcekl, with pr hd “Chal ¢ in one and $19.50/ in one and twe’ .$19.50 .$19.50 jumpers .. . .$ 4—Misses’ $25 Afternoon Frocks, In q.nrnoltn .nd pnmd crepes— cod styles........... A ‘ énumbl' Frock, i isses’ $40.50 Jacket Frocks, chiffon jackets. . 1—Misses’ $39.50 Cl isses’ $39.50 Satin Frocks, mais tr ‘0950 Afternoon Frnck. in gri n and whltt neor- in nrlnlul models, d-mhly Ilcttrlmmld“.‘..... Misses’ Frock Shop—Third Floor Nominal Prices Means Timely Savings in— Sportswear—Thursday .95 Serge Gym Bloomers... .50 Repp Gym Bloomers Snnn Gym Bloome: Man O'War Midd opuiar s h in tan lnd hhck, tan lnd blue, that looks like hand-kni Pure Silk Sweater, tan 16.50 Knitted Coats, long ta a_choice of m: flesh and white 6—$10 Short Flan 't in plain colors 4—$13.50 White FI 8—$5.90 8-Ik sknrt-, novel ty Pl for your chmea 1—$13.50 Silk Mohair Sportswear Spr—Faunh Floor Surprising Values Even for Nominal Prices in— Sorosis Footwear—Thursday! Regularly $5.50 to $15— egular s 3 y 95 — Sizes 214 to 9V6— Widths AAA to C— Discontinued and short lines of Sorosis footwear—all with an unmistakable air of Sorosis quality—to close out tomorrow! All e atyles were recently received into stock, but because the size ‘and color ranges are broken they must go fo make room for new Fail and Winter stock. Even footwear that may be worn all year included in this great salel These fine colors— Tan Green Red Black White Parchment Suede Brown Beige Canvas All Sales Final! Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor The Cloche Returns! —in velvet with smart, new, softly draped crowns at— $13.50 Just arrived from New York, and be- cause they're so very, very new we're rush- ing the news to prmt for you! Yes, the cloche—but now it’s velvet rather than felt, and now it has a new softly draped crown—and it is charmingly varied by clever appliques—hackle feathers—novel- ty belting ribbon trims—insets—stitchings and clever combinations! The New Tans Porto Red Napoleon Blue Black These materials— Kid Calf Millinery. Shop—Street Floor AUGUST Our Fur Coat Sale be- gins September 1st—and it will be greater than 24, 1927. Tea This Afternoon in Honor; of Two Visitors, Mrsp Reed Thomas will entertain at tea this afternoon in compliment to her two house guests, her sister, Miss Thelma Volandt of Dayton, Ohio, and Mise Sarah Thomas of Bluemont, V: Assisting Mrs, “Thomas will be Numa Watson of Honolulu, Miss Ellen Littlepage and Miss Ellen Buell. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. D. Parrish % $ IAH“ON MTITUT ION Every Woman ing August may be re- served at September Sale Prices! SOCIETY." and their two children spent yesterday in Washington and started this morn- ing for their home in Norfolk, Va.. after motoring through the Shenan- doah Valley and Virginia. Mrs. Par- h was before her marriage Miss Gorgas, daughter of Mrs. s and the late Mr. Charles S. Gorgas, formerly of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brooks Davis ve returned to their home in New York after making a brief visit in Fur coats selected dur- Can Afford— An Extra Coat—Thursday! —At These No 2—Women's $25 Silk Coats, in wh 1—Woman's $35 Tan Suede Sports 1—Woman's $2950 T an Tweed Top minal Prices! ite and tan Coat, with sili crape Coat. . 5—Women’s $25 Silk Coats, in navy or black uooruo e or flat crepe 9—Women's $16.50 White Flannel Coats, with tuc anel 12—Women'’s $29.50 Silk Coats, flat crepe, chiffon lme; some unlined georgette coats. 6—Women’s $29.50 Top Coats, in black and grey mixture: 1—Woman's $35 Tan Tweed Top Coat 2—anen: $79 50 Navy Blue Coats, in Kashmir and Canton crep 's $49.50 and $59.50 Travel Coats, in smart rust and grey plaids Woman's $43.4 gsfio Twill Colh navy wi a Top Co: q! 5 White Coat, cheviot with white fur collar. $ 4—Women's $79.50 Black Satin Coats, collars and one grey twill coat 1—Woman's $69.50° Bla 1—Woman'’s 1—Little Woman's 1—Woman’s 1—Woman’s $89.50 Black Faille Si 2—Women’s $69.50 Black F squirrel collars wi ck Silk Crepe Coa 9.50 Black Faille Tailored 69.50 Grey Twill Coat with ?45 Black Silk Crepe Coat with monl ik Coat, and Twill 1—Little Woman’s $79.50 Black Kashmir Co satin and trimmed with American Broadt: 1—Little Woman’s $69.50 Navy shawl collar 7—Women’s $145 and 3165 COI(I( in Jol Twill - Coat, " beige squirrel ha and crepe a, K satin, richly trimmed with ermine, Kolinsky, fitch and mol in shaw! and pouch coll Navy and black only, choice at...$65 s. Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor ’Way Less Than Half Price for— Misses’ Coats—Thursday! 4—Misses’ $1650 Georgette Coats, 4—Mis: clever little tucked, $16.50 to $25 Summer Coats, flannel in straight ling tailored models, georgette trimmed with fagotted fabric folds and self material fiowors with a choice of whit and beige ... 3—Misses® $49.50 ..$7.50 smartly tailored models w!th Kasha and twill \ stunning ermine or squirrel collar: Black, navy and grey for your choi Misses’ Coat Shop—Third ka‘ Just What You Want in Thursday’s Underthings! $1.50 Voile Underthings, $1 wns, step-ins and che Il made of dainty pastel voile, all trimmed with 75¢ Voile Lndenhlngs, 55¢ Anoth€r good selection of dainty voile step-ins and short bloomers, _ d $5 and $5.90 Pleated Slips The kind you can wear as skirt: with and blouses. heavy crepe de chine—in flesh, tan ‘and beige and they are only reduced because _ the assortment is broken. ~ Sizes 36 to 44, but not in each color. $3.95 Rayon Coats, $3 Attractive and practical, cleverly tailos models with all-round and long, set- in sleeves. The colorings are very attractive, too! $8.50 Corseues, $4.95 right to give the de- e snug hipline—side-fa " models with well-bo! wami brassiere tops, $4.95. Luggage—Thursday! h u of pink broche and 2—816.50 Hat Boxes, $8.50 Fabrikoid with genuine cow- hide binding and piece set of F loid Bttings, all beauti- ed with_moire. 2-—820 Overnite Bags, $10 Genuine cowhide, in superior style and a stunning dark brown sha beautifully lined. 2—85 Overnite Cases, $2.95 Reptilian grain fabrikoid, with nice lining and the de- sirable short side pockets. 5—$10 Overnite Bags, $8.50 An important saving on these dark brown genuine cow- hide bags, made with rounded corners, side clasps, strong handle, superior quality lining and short pockets. Luggage Shop—Street Floor Stockings — Thursday! $1.75 Chiffon Silk Stockings $1.35 pr. Just a few pairs left of these two-tone chiffon silk stockings with the popular colored heel, in all sizes. $1 to $1.95 Sports Stockings, 50c¢ pr. Full-fashioned lisle and cot- ton stockings, in chiffon and service weights and in attrac- tive pastel colorings. Every pair_perfect but not all sizes. §5 Chiffon Stockings $4.50 pr. Our finest gauge chiffon silk stockings with the smart Par clox, a choice’ of these colors: mauve, gun metal, beige, blonde and black. Hosiery Shop—Street_Floor These Umbrellas— 12—85.90 Umbrellas, $5 k mounted on 16-rib with ambertone han- matching tips and fer. purple dles, rull Red, green, grey, and brown. 24—S10 Umbrellas, $7.85 16-rib Kyota frame um- as, all-silk, of course, with plain satin and Ottoman bor- derl and ambertone or p: pearl handles. Smart colors for your choice. Umbrella Shop—Street Floor Thursday’s the Day for— Morning Frocks $4.95 Morning Frocks, $1 Broken lines of very popular models, in figured cotton, fou- lard and gingham, the latter with _linen trimmin All beautifully made and in attrac- tive styles. Al the roup but quite a of size $3.95 Smocks, $1.25 ngs of $2.70 on th beautifully made Linene and cotton rajah cloth smocks for house and office wear, all well tailored, all ' A good selection in colors and sizes. $1.95 Smocks, 65¢ Just a few to close out—odd styles and sizes and only one or two of each color. Morning Frock Shop Fourth Floor 33 Handbags! 5—$12.50 Handbags, $5 Red leather, back strap pouches, exceptionally good- looking. 3—88.50 Pouch Bags, $5 Grey leather only with col- lapsible handles, fine linings and double iside frames. Slightly faded. 5—$10 Purses, $5 Half-pi for these littl o’ n back purses of genuine water snake. 5—$5 Handbags, $3 Th.- clever Sangha pouch bags, nicely lined and conven- lantly fitted. Tan and white only. 6—$5 Handbags, $3 White silk envelopes, in back strap models, fitted with purse and_mirror. 9—$3 Handbags, $1.50 White kid bac rap envelope purses fitted with purs d mirror. Handbag Shop—Street Floor Toiletries—Thursday $1 _size Lery’s Face Powder . . $1.50 size Lery’s Face Powder . . . $1 size Phiilippe Rasp- berry Rouge c 75¢c Fracy’s Bath Powder together wlth cne cake of Fracy’s_so .50c $4.25 L-ry-'rmm ‘Water. .$2.95 Cosmetics Shop—Street Floor e 780 ..95¢ 4ot Last August Thursday — and Last Summer Remnants to Go at Nominal Prices! Washington at the Mayflower Hotel. They have recently returned from a stay in their former home in East Las Vegas, N. Mex. Mr. Davis was former- Iy associate justice of the Supreme Coprt of New Mexico, and was for several years solicitor in the Depart. ment of Commerce. Mrs. John W. Knott has returned to her home, 204 Varnum street, after (Continued on Nineteenth Page.) $ FMON INSTII'UYIO'I Yesterday we had a long letter from a friend of ours— a New York coat buyer who is in Paris studying the openings and this is what she said: mg—n-d such a flair for flares this season!” o B e —all of which goes to that you don’t have to T go to Paris to buy a coat that is as smart as Paris! . s » We have them— in our wonderful Summer Coat Sale—at $58.50, $78.50, $98.50 and $125—at savings of $10 to 315 on Il:h coat! And we alm Inn coats at $165 to $295—at a straight discount of 15% —d-nu the Smncr Sale! Come Sn Thon! Five—Ten— Fifteen Dollars Are the Nominal Prices This Thursday for Women’s Frocks 15—Women’s $16.50 Frocks, $5 Printed silks, tub silks, flat n ‘epe de chine, all tailored and smartly styled. Only one or two of a kind and pastel shades. Sizes 36 to 42. 25—Women’s $19.50 to $25 Frocks, $10 Choose from georgette, flat crepe, printed crepe, georgette and Shantung, in afternoon and sports styles, and in light dark Two-piece, d and draped— r any that you may wear into F.II. Sizes 36 to 42 at $10. 8—Women’s $29.50 Frocks, $10 y attractively ed and just the thing for Autumn uporu and One-piece style with tan, grey and r $10. 7—Women’s $29.50 to $35 Frocks, $10 Beautifully tailored flat crepe models, in black and light pastel shades. All made with clever necklines and in- genious tuckings, $10. 5 Women's $25 Frocks, $10 _ Exquisite cotton froc lovely simple l h tifull: wlll made. s, $10. 25—Women: 825 lo 829 50 Frocks, $15 Here are frocks that have only recently arrived into ltonk. and reduced Thursday for the first ti Only one or two models in each style, but the group includes a few even- ing frocks, in addition to sports sports and afternoon frocks in georgette, flat crepe and printed ks. Good colors, with q a choice in white and flesh. Sizes 36 to 42. Women’s Frocks—Second Floor Junior Girls! 8—Junior $12.75 to $19.50 Frocks, $7.50 ints, in sizes '&, 15 ye S—Junl:r $19.50 Frocks $10 Just a handful of clever little georgette models with long or short sleeves, all with full silk slips and all well-tailored. Also navy and w hite printed foulards. Junior Misses’ Shop—Third Floor Yosemite—That New Fall Shade! —is here L 41\ GOLD STRIP S the and th. Style 389. Chiffon silk 100% pure $1-95 to the top! Pair Three pairs, $5.70! Also the four other Manon Season now in Gold Stripe ilk Stockings That Wear! It’s the color that best ‘complomonh new Fall footwear and it two Gold Stripe Tavorits. num- *Suvle 512 $]1.75 Chiffon silk 100% pure to the Gold Stripe! Paiy Thiree pairs, $5.10! new Fall shades! Pelican Mirage Exclucive in Washington, here and at our Stoneleigh Court Stripe Shop, 1013 Connecticut Avenue. AL M WA,