Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1928, Page 18

VENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 192, g = ward T. Sanford, Justice and Mrs.| [ S O ‘ I E I Y dore B, Burion: At Tiongy ¥ Dim: l DIPLOMATIC ENGAGEMENT | STETSON SHOE SHOP, 1305 F ST.—Under Raleigh Haberdasher Management ’ ock, Representative and Mrs. David b Hogg, Assistant qecreuw of State and /i e ot st e Koo, S, | (P TR The Stetson Shop Semi-Annual Sale i i 7 ve Tussevs Mra: Oltlo M. James. Mo amd ; ! ’ Presldent soolidge an fll’t} €a Mrs. Fiverett Sanders, Mr. and Mre, : I 1 d 3 F]ne Selc ¢ f Todav for Conference in Cuba. e o e e < w SN ncludes ction o John K. Caldwell, Mr. Willlamson 8. F. st ] 'ld\' Recei\ es B Howell, jr.: Frau Von lLewinski, Mr. $es 'eS. Masayuki Tani, Mrs, Edna P, Wil 4 17§ - liama, Dr. and Mrs. James Brown GIZ,NI /IZVI ': : Mr. and Mra Tra E. Bennett, I Mrs. Manuel d Cal! ; S Mrs. Cool- | resentative Camphell of Pennsylvania, | yir, An9 Mre. Baguel do 1a Veaa Cn ernoon | and Mrs, Edward M. Reers, wife of |y o 40ay 000y el o Mr 5 d where the | Representative Beers of Pennsylvan: Mrs: ‘John Oliver 1 e M . . an 1 the | will hold a reception at the Congres- Mre. Harry Normen Raslas LT - | sional Club from 4 to'6 o'clock Wed- | reory, Aixs IDhenittiin. Gate : 'nda day afternoon. {lani and Miss Virginia Willlams. 3 50 . ! Hughes Cort of Hunt-| A wedding of unusual interest will : ‘18 Sl] ers W . Who is pass m“l © | take place tomorrow, when Miss Alice E Winter in Washington at the Mav-fji,me"ooke, daughter of the Rev. 3 flower with her father, Representa d Mrs, Thomas Worthington Cooke, % - Bliialoe ‘ " Il be married to Mr. Frank Lloyd RED‘ ( ED I O | Yates. The ceremony will Le per- “ ; porughes 1| formed in the Church of the Ascen. s 3 Washington | sion at 4 o'clack. Mrs. Stephen B. Eikina was hostess 1 Siates Ambassador to| At dinner last ecening, when covers Myron T. Herrick, accom were laid for 12. ",,';‘ alzron and ganghtern: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denhy wil r L) be hosts to A company ot 10 at din- < ahassador will o I Share A e Mr. and Mrs, William McClellan Ehiplamsty i or Tonizht 10 has £pent AN pitter will close their house at 2223 L o Massachusetts avenue tomorrow and | ner this evening. g0 to Palm q.;‘anh to remain until the 3 | Genuine Alligator Slip- hion s Aratsbrssich o o | f bl A smart Colonial i , per, in brown, with broad { A 1 Mrs. Robart Lansing entertained a A | instep strap and Cuban 1 < n Pump, of company of 30 at luncheon today in " ¢ ) ey o honor of Mrs. John W. Davis of New \ heel. Also in genuine e rd, in Dblack, York. who is her house gu 3 vl | brown lizard. with Cuban h Senhora da Gama, widow of the | late Brazilian Ambassn the | J 3 ) v A t of St. James, Senho Domini- | § S R A very dressy, bench-made, o cin da Gama. arrived in New York | 4 ! strap model of genuine Congo black yesterday from Sonth America an 4 s ; : e i will be at the Ritz-Carlton for some F ; | lizard with spike heel. [ time. Senhora da Gama has many | daughter | friends in Washington, where the late | gary and| Ambassador represented his country he among for some vears. | R\ ||| STETSoN SHOE SHoP ed to Washington vesterdav for the Democratic dinner last night. | MISS PEARL SMIDDY, | il anAeie et A mu.mn— of the Minister of the Irish Free State and Mrs. Smiddy, whose en- treet have arrived in Washington for fl 'ment to Maj. Alfonso Reyes of the Spanish army has been announced, iation from the Orient. have taken | #d whose marriage will take place in the near future, an apartment at 2400 Kixteenth st¥ee: Mra. Cresson was hefore her marriage Mise Mary Jordan. ce Benet of Paris. F attend the Fr Joseph Edwin Washington will he at home this afternoon at | 5 eclock in her apartment at 1302 Eighteenth street, and will receiva 3 Friday afternoons, January 20 and 27, { [re————— goc ! at_home tomorrow noon| - Mre. Edward Robbina will be at|fl | 1 | from 4 ¢ With her will be yome tomorrow afteroon from 4 to § | P k Jeut. Ce and Mre. C. G. Halpine. | g'clock, at 2339 Massachusetts avenue } Mr. Penfleld Host to | Z { Talford will be| 3o ow evening at 0 h in honer of the | Ismneneiiin ey SESiMNG. Mrs. Charles 8, Thomas and Miss 606 -614 ELEVENTH ST. ‘Thnmll will ho at hnmo Friday, Janu- Mr. Walter Scott Penfield was host t evening in the presi. |2 e at the Willard in )!hfl(‘rl : pan and Mme. | Mr. and Mrs. Junfor Owens will i Tie. olher gussta “'.",}I»no today to spend the remainder of |l | b 2 P he Winter in_southern California. 1 = M ontinued on Nineteenth Page) | %_%— ¥ \fl‘:;;'-;:;;:n‘.“v;. | JunwsGarrinckeLaCo. I | l WASHINGTON i i I v, February 3, at that belong to the . N (Y Springtime T e | 150 HATS f . . I3 Misses’, J,,,"-:,,: and Girle | of Exclusive Midwinter Vogue Best Quality Goods ‘ Very Specially Priced At Specially Reduced Prices i | This articular grouping of mid- Misses’ Coats, reduced to 1 B $ 000 $78.50, $85.00, $118.00, $145.00 | u}f] the newer ‘thll;‘lffl!:"(v: Iy Misses’ Dresses, rcdiced to I Saitel ambrioes Biclc sating alio, $16.50, $25.00, $48.. 50, $65.00 I with versions combining straw. Misses’ Woolen Sport Dresses, reduced to i ! Formerly $10.00 to $15.00 $12.50, $16.50, $29.50, $35.00 | Misses’ Hats, reduced to $5,00, $7.50, $10.00, $14.50 e 6 - Juniors’ and Girls’ Coats, rcduced to iy 1 ]eba(Cher $25.00, $29.50, $35.00, $45.00 | “Jeminine Hpparel of Individuality Juniors’ and Girls’ Dresses, reduced to | TWELVETEN TWELVETWELVEF STREET $5.75, $9.75, $10.50, $16.50 i Juniors’ and Girls’ Hats, rcduced to i : o — - | —is reflected in these $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 ! 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