Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1928, Page 14

14 SOCIETY I"[rs. C(;olidg_e Yesterday Attended Debut Tea of Miss Jardine, Only Cabinet Bud. RS. COOLIDGE and the Presi- dent’s entire cabinet, now in ‘Washington, attended the coming-out tea dance of Miss Marian Jardine, daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine, at the Mayflower yesterday afternoon. The only cabinet bud of the season, Miss Jardine's tea was turn into a genuine ovation and the flowers she received would have decorated the ‘White House state suite with due credit to a florist. A tall, white latticed screen was placed behind Mrs. Jardine and her daughter and Miss Ruth Nebeker, cousin of the debutante, who stood with them, flowers so arranged as to form a graceful tracery of pink almost covering it. Blue lights were thrown at the base of the screen and on the tables in the reception room were tall vases and banks of flowers. Secretary Jardine, accompanied by Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. New, met Mrs. Coolidge at the door on her arrival and her on her departure. She wore a black coat of graceful lines, with a wide white fox fur collar and deep for cuffs. Her closely fitted hat was of silver embroidery and very be- coming. She lingered for a long time speakthg with Mrs. Jardine and her daughter, and held a little reception of herl own as she passed about the tea table. Mrs. Jardine wore for the afternoon & gown of black chiffon over pale pink lace, her corsage bouquet correspond- in color. Miss Jardine's gown was of oyster white chiffon and d'Alcon lace, the short skirt showing long draperies. She carried the bouquet of pink roses and fern sent to her by the President and Mrs. Coolidge. Miss Nebeker was in a dainty gown of amethyst color chiffon and lace. The Chinese room where the T-shap- ed table stood was almost lined with palms and flowers, with gay Christmas colors predominating. At each end of the table were huge plaques of scarlet carnations and fern, and along the center of the table were gracefully ar- baskets of poinsettia. Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. New presided at the tea table for some time, the former wearing an afternoon costume of burgundy color velvet, and Mrs. New in a costume of black satin, the be- coming hat showing a little wider brim than she has worn this season. Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, who took WMrs. Kellogg’s place at the table, wore a mmt costume dfn‘s gllnm“l red velvet, the COTTespon color. -~ Also with Mrs. Jardine were_Princess de Ligne, wife of the Aml of Belgium; Mrs. James J. Mrs. George Sutherland, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Louise Stanley arid Mrs. L. R. Eakin. The debutante was assisted by Miss Rahel Davies, Miss Adair Childress, Miss Nancy Beale, Miss Nina Randell, Miss Phyllis Hight, Miss" Faith Phillips, Miss Jean Kellogg, Miss Janet Large, ‘who is the niece of Mrs. Herbert Hoover, and Miss Ruth Nebeker. - Secretary Jardine assisted in the en- tertainment in a very general way, danc- ing with the debutantes of the: season and their mpthers. Many of the Ambas- Semi-Annual ~—The eagerly awaited event that offers to the women of Wash- ington selection throughout our AND ed | mas cheerfulness. DI | the International Conference of Ame! SOCIETY. sadors and Ministers and their wives! paid court to the bud and there were many guests from both Senate and House and other branches of the Gov- ernment. Withal, it was the largest company of the season to welcome a debutante and yet had about it a charming air of informality and Christ- ‘The Attorney General, Mr. John G. Sargent, will be the guest of the Secre- tary of Labor and Mrs. James J. Davis at dinner tonight. ‘The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur were unable to take their ex- pected trip to Wayne, Pa., to pass the holidays with the Secretary’s brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Paist, on account of illness in the latters family. They will remain in Washing- ton for the week. Christmas Dinner Party For Italian Embassy Staff. ‘The Ambassador of Italy and Nobil Donna Antoinette de Martino will en- tertain at dinner .this evening for the members of the embassy staff. ‘The Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Padilla entertained at a buffet break- fast for the members of the embassy staff and their house guests this morn- ing after midnight mass which they attended with their guests. The Ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Ferrara entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the former Secre- tary of State and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. The other guests were dele- tes from various countries, including . and Mrs. James Brown Scott, the Uruguayan delegate and Mme. Varela, the Peruvian delegate and Senor de Maurtua, the Chilean delegate and Senora de Foster, the Brazilian delegate and Senora de Araujo Jorge, Senor Fernando - Gonzales Roa of Mexico, Senor Gustavo A. Diaz of the Domini- can Republic, the Cuban delegate and Senora de Guiterrez, Senor ncisco Arroyo Parejo of Venezuela, Senor Carlos Escallon of Colombia, Senor | Carlos L. Lopez of Panama, the Guatemalan delegate and Senora de Falla Ariz, Dr. Romulo Duron of Hon- duras, Senor Augusto Bonamy and | Senorita Bonamy. The Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter entertained at a midday breakfast to':nfly for the members of the legation s ‘The Minister of Colombia, Senor Enrique Olaya, is spending today in Baltimore with Senora de Olaya, who has been il there for some time. The Minister entertained at luncheon yes- terday at the Willard for delegates (‘o can States on Conciliation and Arbitra ASSORTED TEA SANDWICHES 45¢ dozen; $3.25 hundred oD Raswiekes Tor SN sssations THE PASTRY SHOP 1616 H St. N.W. Met. 6939 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25 1928.° MISS ANNE CARTER GREENE, Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Louis Greene, chairman of the debutante committee for the Children’s Country Home ball at the Mayflower Hotel tonight. tion. The company included the Am- bassador of Peru, Dr. Hernan Velarde; the Ambassador of Brazil, Senhor S. Gurgel do Amaral; the Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Don Orestes Ferrara; the Minister of Panama, Senor de Alfaro; the Minister of the Dominican Republic, Dr. Angel Morales; the Minister of Venezuela, Senor Dr. Don Carlos F. risanti; the fornfer Secretary of State, Mr. Charles Evans Hughes; Dr. Fran- cisco Arroyo Parejo of Venezuela, Senor Manuel Foster Recabarren and Senor Antonio Planet Cordero of Chile, Dr. Eduardo Diez de Medina of Bolivia, Dr. Jose Pedro Varela of Uruguay, Dr. —Underwood Photo. Manuel Castro Quesada of Costa Rica, Dr. Victor M. Maurtua of Peru, Dr. Romulo Duron of Honduras, Dr. Jose ! Falla Ariz of Guatemala, Mr. Auguste Bonamy of Haiti, Mr. Raoul Licaire of Haiti, Dr. Carlos Escallon of Columbia, Mr. Jose M. Coronado, Araujo-Jorge of Br: Lopez of Panama, Dr. El Paraguay, Dr. Maximo Zepeda of Nica- ragua, Dr. Fernando Gonzales Roa and Dr. Benito Flores of Mexico, Dr. Caye- gates to the International of American States on Conciliation and Arbitration. The Minister of Norway and Mme. Bachke were hosts to a company of 10 at dinner last evening in the presiden- tial dining room of the Mayflower, their guests being the members of the lega- tion staff. Mrs. Keyes, wife of Senator Henry ‘Wilder Keyes of New Hampshire, gave a Christmas eve luncheon party yester- day in the presidential suite of the Wil- lard in honor of her young cousin, Mar- the jofle___Beru:_ her house guest for ‘ Yorke éallery | 2000 S Street Exhibition of Water Colors and Etchmgs by America’s Foremost Artists Including avies Childe Hassam Gordon Grant Alfred Hutty John Taylor Arms, Ete. Dec. 24th to Ja 10 AM. te 6 P.M. A Wonderful Christmas Dinner to Be Served in the Highlands Cafe | Connecticut Avenue at California Street 1 to 7:30 P.M. Mockturtle Seup or Oyster Cocktall Desserts or Homemade Pastries tano Ochoa of El Salvador, Dr. Gustavo A. Diaz of the Dominican Republic, Dr. Gustavo Gutlerrez Sanchez of Cuba, FINAL!! After a Most Successful Season We Now Announce the Most Drastic Reductions of the Year in a Sensational End- of - the-Season SALE! The women who have waited until now to buy FUR COATS will be most enthusiastic over these DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. PRICES WERE RUTH- LESSLY SLASHED BECAUSE IT IS THE END OF THE SEASON FOR US—but for you Winter is just beginning. You will get the most satisfaction from your fur coat the next 3 months. Formerly up to $165 Good looking and made acco to' our strict standard of qu: Formerly up to $298 Lovely pelts — finely tai- lored. An extraordinary buy at this END OF THE SEA- SON PRICE. Formerly up to $298 In five different shades with the finest Russian Fox and self trim. END OF THE SEASON PRICE. Opossum Coats y. END OF THE SEASON PRICE. Leopard Cat Coats $ Muskrat Coats '12 Another Group at $148 SPECIAL NOTICE— No Coats added! No Coats held back! Every garment in this sale OF FURS, designed and made by us. POSITIVELY NO SPECIAL PURCHASES WERE MADE FOR THIS EVENT. is from our REGULAR STOCK Brown, culs beautifully the finest - Russian OF THE SEASON PRICE. Caracul Coats Formerly up to $395 black and gray cara- trimmed with fox. END ‘14 Another Group at $169 16 + Luxuriousl, ver, American Broadtail Coats Formerly up to $365 Exquisite GREY AMERICAN BROADTAIL COATS, with platinum fox eollars. END OF THE SEASON PRICE. Pony Coats Formerly up to $269 In black, tan and taupe. trimmed with_fox, , and fitch. END OF THE SEASON PRICE. Another Group at $169 249 '129 A Special Lot of 3 Albert Morgan Gilbert, in her holle on Nineteenth street. Dr. Gustavo A. Diaz, who is one of Maj. and Mrs. Willlam Richard Dear ichard Briarley = (Continued on Fifteenth Page.) and their son, R! and their little daughter Frances THE LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET According to Established Custom —tomorrow—Wednesday—we begin Our Annual After-Christmas Clearance Sale Dresses and Coats And, according to all precedent, it is a genuine offering of all Louvre’s Dresses, Coats and Evening Wraps remaining of the season’s stock. There is but one exception—the $16.50 group of Dresses—otherwise your choice is unrestricted—of the charming makes and superior quali- ties which have distinguished the present Fall and Winter. /4 Off! the only exception being the $16.50 group / Every Sports Coat : Every Dress Coat , Off Every Evening Wrap : There are no exceptions—all included Every Afternoon Dress Every Street Dress Every Sports Dress You can understand that with clearance the object of these extraordinary reduc- tions no returns can be accepted; or exchanges made. All selections must be final. THE WOMAN’'S SPECIALTY SHOP Mayer Bros. & Co. 937-939 F Street N.W. Extraordinary Sale To Clear Stocks Before Inventory Women’s and Misses’ Smart Apparel ; Greatly Reduced for Clearance $15 and *16£2 Dresses . . . $1O N this group you will find lovely dresses for many occasions, made of crepes, satins and combinations. Also dainty dance frocks. Women's and misses’ sizes. . #2942 to *35 Dresses . . . $19.85 NOTHER selection of fine dresses; all carefully selected modeis for street, afternoon, the dance and evening wear. Beautiful ::-:m nti.:riinz'i'n g"::o dc:;:bin-liom. Misses’, women's and extra 395t Winter Coats . . .$ FANCY sports materials with slylinh fur collars and belted. Best quality linings. Women's and misses’ sizes. 3572t Winter Coats . .$ 9 50 'HE newest models from our specially selected stock for .‘:",fi?:f:fi'}i isscan woiea's! ¥ opociut Miesasost e %65 Winter Coats . . .§ .50 A i et i i bt Y materials, newest shades and all sizes for women and misses. FUR SCARFS recee $1Q %75 Winter Coats . . .$ THESE are all high-grade materials developed into the smart- est Winter models for sports or dress wear. All have won- derful fur collars, some with fur collars and cuffs. Misses’ and women's sizes. 85 Winter Coats . . . .$ THE newest and most desirable models for sports and dress wear. Among them are wonderful black coats with guaranteed fur collars and cuffs. Misses’, women’s and extra size slenderizing models. 95 Winter Coats ik THB season’s most exclusive type coats for sports and dress wear, made of imported materials and with luxurious fur collars, some with fur collars and cuffs. Finest linings. Misses’, women's and extra size slenderizing models; extra length, DANCE RESSES Nowhere will you find an equal this wonderfully large stock. uine Parisian Creations are in- cluded in this HALF PRICE SALE!!! a00 The Friendly Shop and smartly designed. Luxur- fously trimmed with contrasting Hudson Seal Coats Formerly up to $395 $ collars and cuffs. END OF THE 2 2 SEASON PRICE. Made of only the finest pelts Another Group at $269 7.50 05 W Out at BRESLAU’S 1309 G St.