Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1927, Page 22

22 . _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢.° WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1927. SOCIETY F ard S. Walton and Mrs. George adsworth, The board of managers of the Aid Association for the Blind of the Dis- (Continued from Page Ninetean) | T} Charles Carusi, Miss Adelaide Douglas, Miss Betty Ives, Mr: trict o and Annie f Columbia is arranging a sale cles which have been made by ’(hv- blind of this city, to be held at the | Henr Stephen B. El- | Blind, at 3050 R iHurt Home for the treet northwest, to- kins, Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis, Mrs. |day and tomorrow, from 2 until 6 Edgar Ray Speare, Mrs. David St Plerre Gaillard, Miss Dorothea Mor- |, gan and Miss Katharine Dunlop. | | lof Miss Balliett's Debut o'clock. | ind M $aam, the Tea will be served by ladies the board, includin rs dney Mrs. Ja Miss Miss Sarah Hanney, Mrs. € Andrew Stewart. Miss Sud ome instructor, and Mrs. itta Metzerott, Walde Attended by Washingtonians. 0 assist Connell, matron, wil PANE BROUGHT BACK T0 SERVE SENTENCE Former Sporting Club President, Convicted of Violating Law, Found in Porto Rico. Frank Dane, former president of the ional Capital Sporting Club, onvicted of promoting fistic encount- rs in the District of Columbia, at the old Arcade in January, 1926, was re- turned from San Juan, Porto Rico, vesterday in the custody of Asistant U. S. Marshal John J. Clarkson and Assistant U. S. Attorney William H. Collins, then taken before the District Supreme Court today and committed to jail to hegin the service of his sen- tence of 3 years imprisonment. Dane will probably be sent to Lorton to serve his sentence, While his applcation for review was pending in the United States Su- preme Court, Dane went to San Juan, where he in charge of bouts pre- sented the ‘When the highest court declined to interfere with the sentence officials were sent to Porto Rico to bring Dane to Washington. CLUB WORKS REVIEWED. The work of the Petworth Women's Club in the past few months to ob- tain a branch library for Petworth was reviewed by Mrs. Alfred C. Nor- cross In her report to the club Mon- day night. The report showed that a petition signed by more than 2,000 residents of the community asking for a branch library had been sent to the Commis- joners, and that the Petworth Citi- Association, the Home and chool Association and the Macfar- nd Parent-Teacher Association were all behind the movement. R S e LSS S S FINE COSTUME One of the important social affairs | ntire proceeds of each ar of the season w he debut ball given | the blind person mak last evening at Shenvalee Country Club, New Market, Va., Miss Gertrude W parents, M The ballroom The board of g | ington Aszem! :[at the home of the | hoard, Mrs. Henry F. - cle. Plans will he discu % 3. r's assembly, the date ing line wi and 4 already been selectad, January :‘nd. their ¢ - s G 10 o' »om of th Devies Hopl flower Hotel. Mrs. Theodore Dot > Robinson is vice chairman of board, whose membership includes a n eaders in the social life An Imoariant Mode! Delipht il Girts! Sketched: —Brooch Pin, set with genuine marchisite, mount- imitation platinum. ....§10.00 —Tin Cut Crystal Choker$, with sterling silver clasp. In various colors......$2.95 —Three Strand Artificial Pearl Necklaces, with ster- ling silver clasp.......$4.00 lflfrr‘z(?r:éx| e out-of-town s were | The Christmas junior holiday dance Miss Dorothy 1 s. | will be given Monday eveni boro and Miss ber 30 o'clock in the e chester, both of | the Mayflower. A number of dinner mates of Miss B | parties are already being planned for School in Wash | the young I'the patronesses are: June. Man Ric 1 the dance from - |8 Gr 3 ! » mond, Winch g, |ler P. And h A Are 2 1 3 e Staunton and f the v t Mrs, ) k Knox, Mrs. Eugene N Th ¢ Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. \ At . ind Mrs. Waiter R. | —Thete has never been a year when jewelry played a more important role in the mode. And there never was a Christmas season when this store of- fered a more comprehensive and beautiful variety of Jewelry Gifts. This announcement is your invita- tion to come and see the rest. Grant, Louise Burwell, Mrs S 1 tus Price, Mrs. Roland G. Hill, Mrs. J. E. 3 r Anderson | Bledler, Miss Janet Price, Miss Lelia § kel Price and Miss Abbie Henkel, all of |°f L s New Market; Mrs. Frank Wissler of . Strathmore, Miss Kathleen Evans of mbers of the dehutante commit Washington, Mrs. Hoyt B. Evans of hur O'Brien in New York, Miss Dorothy wbert of | prday at a Child ‘Waynesboro, Mrs, Wil y Paxton 114 E street and Mrs. John Crown of Harrisonburg e and Mrs. B. Dutton of Winch Mrs. Benjamin King Brown entertained buffet suy at Farm preceding the ball. ¥ e U o Mrs. Daniel Allen Langhorne has | * - p C. issued invitations for the marriage | Winif il \.COY\OW Gleqanée Excellence and Baroque Pearl Choker, with small bead in between larger bead; sterling silver clasp. o, Brooches, in antique finish, set with imitation jade or carneliafl «.cccoveesee. SHRSO of her daughter Rita Bra . George Cor Wester retired, which will December 20, at e County, Marriage Licenses. Samuel H. Richardson and Alma Taberon. Floyd Hernd nd Abbie Morris. Thomas Ma. i Beatrice Johnson. Cline 1 and Mary Ruseel Lee and Belle M. Simmons, both Heehte H_ Jenking and Ida Cunningham. 3 Crin and Mageie Moonce Mrs. Peyton Cochran and Mrs. Her- n“»w Borrett and Betty Barnett, bert McKelden Smith, wife of Mavor | "*Marion Chinn aad Catherine Gallery. Smith of Staunton, are visiting Mr e — j Births Reported. Mrs. C. O. Stanton of Los Angeles and Mrs. W. O. Hart of Orange, Calif., have arrived OOWOO%%O 0, %O 100020000 oooogoo“ “oam%o (o P BONOA, 0000 000,, a5 %0, oooqooo Granville Curry in her home at tery Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Butterworth of Moline, IIl., are in Washington for a brief visit at the Mayflower. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Houston, ac- companied by Miss Doris Murdock and Miss Bernard Dillon, students at Mount Holyoke, are at the Grace ige for a brief visit, Mr. George Thomas, who has been visiting Mr. Francis J. Buchanan, will spend the Winter with his obinson, boy. ism, xirl. Georze T Stanlev J. Crosby, boy. Wilmer Smunders, boy. Holley, girl. “IBeautiful Deaths Reported. S]H(DEX the dinner guesis of Miss Ada 8'Don: | “FitLis von Hubn, 82, Washington Home " brings comfort, fashion and service. Around these three essentials german of the Bachelors' Cotillon, 1y | - Jomie 4, fod. 80,141 Nisley's Beautiful Shoes are built. Seventy exquisite styles for every type of foot and every occasion in sizes from 2% to 9— AAA to D, with selected styles in D oo R ore Ialand wwe ; Sketched: " AAAA—ll one price —Sterling Silver Compacts, with powder and rouge, neatly boxed .........$3.00 —Rings, reproductions of antiques, mounted with dif- ferent colored imitation stones .... ..$2.00 —Sterling Silver Bracelets, mounted with reconstructed : 5 1526 7th which they went later, el V‘;rr'k Hampson, 79, United States Sol- Miss_Elanore Eames of So o ambrook 2 Elanore Eames Southern | Pembrooka Milstead 312 L st. s Pines, N. C, is at the Grace Dodge. }.‘h”.a.m Bohrer 405 Rock Creek = Caroline Kessler. 71, 5010 7th st Mrs. Ernest P. Bicknell was hostess Verine G. Leoffler, sr.. 09, 3600 Alabama at her residence, 1661 Crescent place, | —Bracelets, reproductions of antiques, mounted with different colored imitation stones Yesterday, to the international: out.| Soline N o Club, of which Mrs. Edwar: k| N 3d .. SaiHatrman s The ‘g“};g“:r":m’:'nf’:;“’;l Iy...n-yl Oppert. 9 'moriths, Providence ios- speaker, Mrs! William Hard, addressed | Matilda Smith. 70. 1503 30th st. Plla{gedand pbpreciative audience on Charles Gipb_00] Hipemlets towital, ‘Ireland as It Is Toda Mrs. Fred-| 3 Anderso at eric E. Flrrin‘ton pr" od ;:"ih];r;:]fl 3 hl‘v.\nllr‘lkl . 43. en route to 6th and . 325 Wslle st. ne. : N sisted by Mys, E.-W. Washburn, M. - 5 o3 H Charles 3, Hriti, énjes. Ghibert 11 1A gift of silk should be selected with care to insure the rosvenor. M. Gros 2 5 3 E 2 v : ‘ Lous Simon.and Mre.. g‘”()’”&f:’n““;; | pression one desires to make. Nisley Silk Stockings are known Forum Lunch Tomorrow smong the best dnmd. women of America for ll’l?lr sheer At Women’s City Club. loveliness and their color clear texture. Style-sennce tion of the Twentieth Century Club, at or sheer chiffon weaves (in a Christmes box) which Mr. W. W. Husband, Assistant Secretary of Labor, and Miss Aiton, | —French Pearl Necklaces head of the Americanization School, | . : to be the guests of honor and | 60-inch length, knotted be- ers, will take place tomorrow at | 13 pclock at the Women's City Club | tween each bead. Special Al iovcioiinisesdnnins SRED Impofted French BUCKLES e The most captivating buckles comie from France. Dinner As shoe manufacturers, we import them direct, saving many in-between L'nnch 5 tns 7:30 PM. profits. Nisley buckle prices obviously reflect these economies. 11:15 to 2:30 30 and > An exquisite gift—Imported French Buckles in a Nisley Dinner 4:15 to 7:30 Baras D 7ha giftbox his Food Unsurpassed in Quality €V€n'nq s 50c - $5 N pr 1 : C, ot e — S —— Reasonably Priced S]L]up ERS i %@3}?— 2 Sunday Dinner, $1 Also A La Carte For evening wear slippers of imported silver kidskin, imported gold and silver brocaded metal cloth, white satin, black satin and patent leather are presented in Opera, D'Orsay and one strap pattetns by all Nisley stores in sizes 215 to 9—AAA to D. Adorable gifts ot %5 First Quality RUBBERS Footholds and Sendals for emergency wear on rainy or slushy days make thoughtful and appreciated gifts. Nisley stores are featuring United States Rubber Co. products in footholds and sandals at the unusually attractive prices of Fashionable el RAYNBOOTS. ke Fashion’s reigning favorite in over-shoe-footwear. Nisley presents them in black Glengaim with gunmetal striped cuffs and in lustrous squinel gray and fawn rayon with striped turn-down cuffs that can be worn turned up. First quality, of course. $2 and $350 NISLEYS Perfectly Appointed Stores in-America’s Principal Citlés : & . - look section of the Twentieth C: | Lo AR 4 22 Pfl isi Chff feth Century e B, Wil 137538 34 M. ne, risian Irion table after the meeting and was The forum luncheon of the civic sec- TWO LOCATIONS 1010 F St. | 1767 Col. Rd. Opposite Wood- | 15 Block from the ward & Lothrop, | Ambassador Theater in center of the Lunch shopping distrlet. 12 o 2 P.M. instead of today as was announced. Fr& James M. Wiley, State regent !the District of Columbia N’,: S. A. R., will be the guest of honor at tomorrow Which the Deborah | p Chapter, D. A. R, of which Mrs. Gertrude Warren Moser is re- gent, will give in the home of Mrs. William 8. Parks, at 1830 I street | northwest, from 4 to 6 o’clock. ! Mrs. Wilbur John Carr, hostess for | tomorrow at the Neighborhood House | Christmas market, being held at 4 N street southwest, will be assisted by | Mrs. Arthur Bullard, Mrs. Herbert | Hawkins, Mrs. Beale H. Howard, M William Fitch Kelley, Mrs. Cuno H Rudolph, Mrs. Joseph Straus Sketched: —Woman’s Wrist Watch, in 10-kt. white gold case, set with 2 genuine diamonds and 4 imi- tation sapphires; 15-jewel movement. At $22.50 —Earrings in antique finish, set with imitation jade or car- nelian . ok 2.00 —Rhinestone Set Bar Pin, in imitation platinum mountings. Safety clasp .. ...$4.00 —Novelty Pearl Pendant, of artificial pearl with sterling silver chain .... ...$1.00 —14-kt. White Gold Ring, mounted with a reconstructed Ruby ..$10.00 \KE THIS AN P Y NI 2L/ AL L In Washington — 1339 F Street, N. W.