Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 18

- -~ -SOCIETY., OCIETY ?I‘he Ambassador of Peru, Dr. Velarde, Entertaining More Than Hundred Guests at Dinner Tonight. HE Ambassador of‘M Senor | roses Dr. Hernan Velarde, will be Patten, Princess Margare! Boncompagni, Miss Gibson, Mr. A. L. Bradford, Commendatore ~Bonardelll, Commendatore Vitetti and Conte Plo Macchi di Cellere. The Ambassador and Nobil de Mar- tino were hosts at dhner Christmas night, having as their guests Princess oy Tatlhn Italian con- ; the naval attache of the embassy and Sig- nora Lais, the secretary and Signora Mascia, Commendatore Vitetti, Cavalier Casardi and Conte Plo de Macchi di Cellere. The Ambassador of Brazil, Senor S. Gurgel do Amaral, entertained at din- ner last night at the embassy for dele- gates to the Conference on Arbitration, ts were the Ambassador of liam Harding, Mr. Willlam Corbett, Mr. Arthur Gross, Mr. Harry Wolcott and , | Arrangements and - decorations, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. C. Patterson have had with them for the their ¢ | given by the following artists: gemnd’la. and will give & young am. January the Congressional ub, at 2001 llw"flunuhm avenue. ol EFN‘EE. » g § E;E gl i £ H ] s b5 1 : i 1 Fi Paris Say.n.' Dresses “are more “feminine 8 and more ornate- jewels -are G legion, % Evening Dresses . —with beauty ‘in every §& line—rcally €legant _in their conception, $15 a2 Prices start at... Fashionable Coats * Y to % Off Weak-Arched Feet The Grenada Presented in Brown calf with reptile trim. A high cut, easy-fitting shoe with our famous, comfort-giving Main Spring Arch. Wolfs Wiatr-Cver Shop e s e s 929 F Strcet: Center: Miss Phyllis Hight, hter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hight, who made her debut 7. Left: Miss Marion Griffith of Columbus, Ohio; right, Miss Jessie Wilme of Plainfield, N. J., house guests. —Underwood Photo, luncheon to be given in honor of Mrs. | Frasier, Miss Valla Winner and Mrs, V’imh‘ Whlta peel, former uplmlflent Boyd Carpenter. o ey | Rev. and Mrs. C. H, Emmons of Bos- velt tomorrow at 1 o’clock. 3 The committees + | ton are at the Gracé Dodge Hotel until . < Mrs, | after the New Year, Vernon H.] Among the hostesses who entertained at dinner at the Willard last ‘evening, afterward taking their guests to the junior holiday dance held in the Wil- lard suite . later in the evening, were Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Chand- ler Anderson, Mrs, Harry Wardman, Mrs, James F. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles i%hnlon. Mrs. am Wyan! Charles ?.f““"‘:m”“éi’:&'. Oltver Giingham WY, 3 ver and’ Mrs. Charles Jones; reservations, Mrs, A, B. McManus and Mrs. Tamar F. Rorke; tickets, Mrs. Edgar Meritt, Mrs. Nelson B, ‘Webster and Mrs. Charles Langley; music, Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton, and reception, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. John W. Prizzell, Mrs. Ellis Logan, Mrs. Wallace Streater and Mrs, Harvey W. Wiley. A program of music under the direc- tion of Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton, will be Mrs, Jarman, soprano soloist, who will bl;ave asy her accompanist Mrs, The Willard- New Year’s Eve Carnival Monday, December Thirty-first - "in Large Ballroom - From 10 P.M. on Cover Charge, $3 Per Person Service a la Carte or Special Supper if preferred Among the guests will be Mrs. John . Sippel, president of the General deration of Wmnn'li’qmu' The Willard Coffee Shop New Year’s Eve Carnival 10 PM. to 2 AM. : $4 Per Cover + Ineluding Supper and Dancing A delightfully handsome model for evening' wear + « (sketched above). Developed in & combination of water . print velvet and crepe, in blue, brown or ck, at $18.50. Newest shades in silk hosiery for evening $1.95 and $295. atthe Carlton Hotel C/%ndaj December S/~ Continuous Dancin 10 P until 3 SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT JAVOY MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY OTHER SENSATIONAL ATTRACTIONS $1O per person qdvorf J Surpru.sc VW T Y Ve WwWw WYV {he evening, and to handle some guests. The time is from 9 to 12 o'clock. Among the patrons for this affair are many numbered among Washington's high official life, including Secretary and Mrs. Jardine, Senator MH Smoot, Miss E. M. Newton of England is at thie Grace Dodge Hotel for the holidays. Junior Dance at Congressional Club and Toy Party Today. ‘The Congressional Club gave a holi- day dance last evening !ro':: 9 to 12 o'clock in the clubhouse at 2001 New under 14, at a Christmas party this | i (Continued on Nineteenth Page.) Stetson 3tra Pum} Shown in Patent Leather, Semi- Dull and Tan Calfskin: walking weight soles. Cuban heels. :{Lengths 4 to 9. Widths AAA I to C. 51350 STETSON_SHOE SHOP OF Raleigh Haberdasher INC. 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