Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 18

BOCIETY. SOCIETY Executive and First Lady of ' the Land to Entertain Tonight in Honor of the Speaker The Chief HE President and Mrs. Coolidge will give the last of the State dinner parties of this season . this evening, whem they will entertain in honor of the Speker of the House and Mrs. Nicholas Lorigworth. The dinner will be followed by A program of music, for which ad- dlv.'ml guests have been asked. Mirs. Wilbur, wife of the Secretary | of the Navy, was the guest in whose honor Mrs, Kelly, wife of Representa- tive Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, en- terfained a company of 40 at lunch- eon today. | Mekican Envoy and Wife | To Entertain at Dinner. | The Ambassador of Mexico and | Senbra de Tellez will entertain a com- | pany of 10 at dinner this evening. ‘The Ambassador of Chile and Senora de Davila, who have been in New York sincé the first of the week, returned | today. | i Ths Ambassador of Germany and Fray von Prittwitz und Gaffron and the Minister of Norway and Mme.. Bacthke weré the ranking guests at a dinner party entertained by Col. and Mrs. George C. Thorpe last evening Col. and Mrs. Thorpe are entertain- | ing at a tea this afternoon for Mr. Al-; bert J. Wright of New York, who is| pasking & short time at the Mayflower. | Mr. Wright will sail for Burope in April | to take possession of the residence of Lord Curzon, which he has leased for the season. Senara de Alfaro, wife of the Minister of Panams;, will observe the diplomatic day &t home tomorrow afternoon and will recelve from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock in the iegation on New Hampshire ave- nue.; Mine. Simopoulos, wife of the Min- | ister:of Greece, will be at home tomor- | row afternoon from 4 to 8:30 o'clock. | Mme. Prochnik, wife of the Minister | of Austria, will be at home tomorrow | afternoon after 4 o'clock. Senora de Medina, wife of the Min- ister-of Bolivia, was the guest in whose hongr Senera de Boyd, wife 0f the counselor of the legation, entertained at luncheon today. There were 24 guests in the company. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske | Stone will entertain a company at din- | ner this evening. Mrs. Stone will go tomorrow to Cam- bridge, Mass, ‘for a 10-day visit with her gon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. Marshal Stone. Vice President-elect, Senator Ch’xl‘lr’;u Curtis, h‘lg ledsed the vice presidential suite in the Hotel May- flo and will take possession imme- diatély. Senator Curtis will have with him his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and 'Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, and the fatter will aet-as her brother's host- #ss, @s she has since the death of Mrs. occupied a box at the of “Hit the Deck” last eve- d with him Mr. and Mrs. perfrmang ning. and Gana. X Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg was Saxt ment ard after a brief visit in fhieir home in Del 3 tative and Mrs. James M. will entertain a company at din- gvening. . 8, Pinkney Tuck, daughter of Representative and Mrs. k, who | ) the holidays with them, has re- tul to. Asheville, N. C. and will Te) there until Mr. Tuck, who is firsé secretary of the United States em- at Constantinople, arrives in this coufttry, at the end of March, for a brief vacation. S oo Representative and Mrs. William H. Evans have had as their guests in their | t in the Wardman Park Hotel r. and ‘Mrs. Robert Lee McCourt of California. Mr. and Mrs. McCourt passed the holidays here and in New York. They started for the West Coast on ‘Tuesday. ¥ Mrs. Cochran, wife of Représenta: tive Thomas Cochran of Pensylvania, entertainéd gt luncheon at the Con- gressional Club 4oday. Her guests were Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Mrs. Everett Sanders, Mrs. Dan A. Sttherland, Mrs. . Estep, Mrs. I. H. Doutrich, Mrs, Harry O..Hine and Mrs. Theodore | A. - Huntley. Out-of Mrs. A. B. Carter, Mrs. Robert McQuat- | ty Russel, Mrs. Thomas K. Adams and | Miss Eleanor Adams of Mercer, Pa. 1 Representative and -Mrs. Allen J. Furlow of Minnesota have had as guests for pome time Mr. and Mrs. James T. Spiliane . of Rochester, Minn. . S e has returned to the West, but | ; Spillane will remain for several | weeks longer, and next week Mrs. Fur- | low ‘will givé a tea in her honor. | Mrs. August H. Andresen, wife of | Rmntluve Andresen of Minnesota, en ned at a bridge tea at the Con- gréisional Club Monday, and other so- f attentions are being shown Mrs.i ‘&. S | &s. Dougherty, wife of Commis- | 'r Proctor L. Dougherty, will be at | gfhe informally tomorrow afternoon | er residence, 3713 Jenifer street, | 4.t0 6 o'clock. general of the Navy 5 irles Riggs-were the guests | hose honor Mrs. Horace G. Mac- | B ner. , Representative and Mrs, F. B. | Admiral Richard | Hawkins, Dr. and Mrs. John Hooe ' , Mrs. George ‘C. Lewis, Col. Fred- Johnston, Mrs. Mattie Porter, Mr. B. Powell, Mr. Lawson H. Mr. .Eben Comins, Mrs. fncois Berger Moran, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Sth St. Bet. U and V able d’Hote Dinner 75¢ 5 Until 7:30 Always a most o oFSome you Wi fin afe the place to dine. # ‘Mot Rolls, Excellent Coffee and a # Variety of Desserts F. A. COOKE, Manager Phone North 1420 : Saturday from New York, where she re- | spending Christmas and the holidays | D. Connor. Charles J. Willlamson and Col. Rawson ‘Warren. Mr. J. Rosenthal. technical counselor of the Rumanian legation, who makes his home in New York, is passing a few days at the Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. Rosenthal is accompanied by Mr Kon- rad Bercovicl. Mrs. Charles J. Bell entertained at luncheon today in her suburban home, Twin Oaks, in honor of Mrs. Julian mplkey and Mrs. Elywn Poor of New York. Mrs. Lyman B, Kendall will come cently arrived from Havana, after with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Mason, jr. Mrs. | Kendall will be in her suburban home, | Kentsdale, until the middle of next week. Former Senator and Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey of Texas have arrived in Wash- ington and have taken an apartment in the Williard for the season. ‘Mrs. Royal T. McKenna and Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick will be at home tomorrow afternoon. from 4 to 6 o'clock, and will have assisting them Mrs. Ed- ward E. Gann, Mrs. Ernest Lewis. Miss | Elizabeth Eastman and Mrs. Charles D. Mahaffle. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Williams Dinner Hosts Before Dance. | Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Herbert Owen ‘Williams entertained at dinner last eve- ning at the Army and Navv Club, pre- ceding the dance there. Their guests were Representative and Mrs. Fred S. Purnell, Gen. Francis L. J. Parker, Col. and Mrs. Robert Foy. Col. R. H. Wil- liams and Miss Marie Williams, Maj. and Mme. Thenault, Maj. and Mrs. Frank Besson, Maj. and Mrs. Ale: ander Patch and Miss Helen Harden- bergh. Maj. and Mrs. Burton Young Read entertained at dinner last evening in | honor of Maj. Gen. and Mrs, William | ‘The other guests were Admiral and Mrs. Arthur Lee Willard, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles H. Bridges. Col. and Mrs. Julius Conrad. Col. and Mrs. Andrew M Col. and Mrs. John B. Shuman, Mrs. William Chamber- ine, Mrs. John Caldwell, Col. Willlam Patterson and Lieut. - Reginald | Forster. Additional patronesses are daily being | added to the list for the sixth annual | Bal Boheme of the Arts Club. which ! will take place Monday night, -Jandary | 28, at the Willard Hotel. Among the | distinguished representatives of the diplomatic corps and Washington offi- cial and social life who have. accepted | the Arts Club invitation as patronesses for the 1919 bal are Senora de Tell Mrs. Vincent Massey, wife of the Min- | ister of Canada; Mme. Bachke, wife of | the Minister of Norway: Senora Dona | Etelvina de Diaz de_ Medin: | the Minister of Bolivia 2 Sturdza, wife of the counselor of the | Rumanian legation, and Baroness Korff. Also among the patronesses are Mrs. Arthur D. Addison, Mrs. Andre Brew- » bee Davidson, M nedy, Mrs. 3 Charles Howell Le | Liscum, Mrs. Daingerfield Love, Mrs. | George Minnigerode, Mrs. James Dud- ley Morgan, Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mrs. Francis Martin Savage, Mrs. George P. Scriven, Mrs. Wendell P. Stafford, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, Mrs. Chester Wells and Mrs. Davenport White. - Mrs. ‘John T. Marchand entertained at luncheon and bridge. today at the Army and Navy Club. There were 30 guests in the party. Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, president of the Congressional Club, has called a meeting “of the club for Wednesday morning,” January 23, at 10:30 o'clock, at which time nominations for the vari- ous offices of the club will be made. ‘The members of the Congressional Club invited to assts at the ,week- ly tea tomorrow afternoon in the club- house_includes Mrs. Edward E. Gann, Mrs. Daniel E. Garrett, Mrs. Finis J Garrett, Mrs. Willlam M. Geddes, Mrs. | Peter Goelet Gerry, Miss Janet Gibson, Mrs. Charles L. Gifford, Mrs. Carter Glass, Mrs. James P. Glynn, Mrs. Guy Every Pair New THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. JANUARY 17 1929, HONOR GUEST AT DINNER MME. BACHKE, ‘Wife of the Minister of Norway, and with him a guest at dinner tomorrow even- ing of Commissioner and Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro. | Mrs. Taliaferro are patronesses for the Arts Club ball at the Willard January 28. Both Mme. Bachke and —Harris & Ewing Photo. Despard Goff, Mrs. Frank L. Greene, Mrs. Arthur H. Greenwood, Mrs. Wil- am V. Gregory, Mrs. A. J. Gronna, Mrs. Pedro Guevara and Mrs. U. Guyer. Dr. George J. Kunz will be the guest of Past, Present and Fgture.” _Tuesday evening "at 8:30 o'clock a card party will be given at the club. luncheon last week in honor of Mrs. Edward E. Gann, sister of Vice Presi- dent-elect, Senator Charles Curtis. Mr. Wiliam Mann entertained a cipal artist of the evening being Mr. Wilbur Swanson of Minnesota. Mrs. J. Gilman Walling and Mrs. honor and will talk on “Precious Stones, | Willlam J. Kenealy will entertain at tea | this afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Wadden. entertain at Mrs. Lotta L. Moran will luncheon Saturday in | Mrs. Thornton Boland entertained at | nonor of Miss Wadden. Miss ‘Julia Teresa Sheridan, Miss Annette C. Sheridan and their sister, Mrs. Matthew Joseph O'Corinell of Syracuse and Catenovia, N. Y, who company at the supper dance at the | are passing & few months at’ their Club Chantecler last night. Sir Wilfred Grenfell and Lady Gyen- fell will arrive in Washington Saturday and will be the guests for the week end of Mr. Charles Henry Butler. York took place yesterday at Pikes- ville, Md., the Rev. Ambrose O. Bea- vans officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Prederick Eaton, who have been passing several months at | the Wardman Park Hotel, have moved to their new home on Woodland drive. Mrs. Samuel Kauffman and Mrs. . | Ernest Harvey Van Fossan, wife of Judge Van Fossan, member of the United sg‘m Board of Tax _Api}ell!. will hold "their only at hame of the season Mdnday, January 21, from 4 to 6 o'clock, at 3700 Massachusetts avenue. S VYA Mr. Edgar Hamilton Funk entertain- ed with a musical in his studio last evening, the guest of honor and .prin- Burchell’s Famous Bougquet Coffee 40c Lb. . Quality Never Better N. W. Burchell 817-19 Fourteenth St. Every Pair Perfect $ 5.85 Values Up to $10.00 —This semi-annual sale of- fers you special reduced prices on the famous Queen Quality Footwear, Hundreds of pairs selected from our regular stock, including Black and Brown Suede, Patent Leather and Black Satin, Black and Brown Kid, Calf. French. All sizes, AAA to C. Sale of Queentex Hosiery, Ahirton: At Suiet §1.29 g 2 Pairs for $2.50 Black and Brown Lizard All style heels, Cuban and Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F Street No W, - A iwmwr home on Twenty-first street, CONNECTICUT AVENUE IMART FHOFRS - ) ~ N magbr/.é Farrell ' Spring Felts | Children’s Sale | 15 Off Sale —in light shades for early Spring wear have arrived at Glaser's. $2.50. Glaser's is the shop to bring vour hats to be made over—re- blocked and retrimmed. Chiffon and service weight hose- start at $1.00. 1502 Connecticut Avenue. (2 doors North of Dupont Circle). L0 I Semi-Antique Oriental rugs and brocades of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries of the authentic and well known Calused Art Gallery are presented to you in an anniversary sale at a discount of 15% These fine values demand your early inspection! 1518 Connecticut Avenue. (8 Doors North of Dupont Circle) L R Dorstle Gro Make ups, this modern day must be quite as individual as the smart lady’'s costume—according to Dorothy Gray. Beauty experts of Dorothy Gray blend make up to suit your temperament and.complexion. We are all individual types. The powder and rouge which en- hances the beauty of .one—de- stroys the beauty of another. Discriminating women realize the value of being taught the art of make up by artists of Dorothy Gray—as well as the youthful beauty which is the result of Dorothy Gray beauty treatments. Main 2641, 1009 Connecticut Avenue. (Just Above K Street) 4 LN R ) Have you their pictures— your father, your moth- er, your brothers and sisters, your husband, your chil- dren and your dearest friends? You cannot al- 3R SR ways have them with you—so to g0 with you in your thoughts and to reiresh your memory should have a picture. And a really -fine portrait of you true likeness is'an Underwood and- Underwood portrait. They are known the world over and it is amazing to know that you may procure the work of their artists for as low as $20.00 a dozen. You will always be proud of an Underwood and Underwaod por-, {rait. v For further information call— Decatur 4100 1230 Connetticut Avenue. left Wednesday for a motor trip to Florida, to be gone about three weeks. Mrs. James C. Maddox ‘of 4004 Fifth street northwest announces the mal riage of her daughter, Dorothy H. Mas | dox, to Mr. Lamont E. Pitcher of this ) city. The wedding took place in Wash. | ington yesterday, the Rev. G. C. John- son officiating. Mr. apd Mrs, Pitcher will be at home after February 1 at 4004 Fifth street. | Dr. and Mrs, Charles Stanley White | have issued cards for an at home Sun- | day afternoon from 4:30 to 7 o'clock. | President of G. W. U. and Mrs. Marvin " Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. | Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson are giv- ing a reception in honor of the presi- dent of the George Washington Uni- versity and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, for the Columbian Women Friday aft-| ernoon, January 25, from 4 until 6 o'clock, at their home, 2118 Massachu- setts avenue. The invited guests upon this occasion will be members of the board of trustees of the university and their wives, members of the faculty and their wives and members of the Co- ‘umbian Women. Mrs. Anderson, who is a member of | the Columbian Women, is an honorary graduate of the George Washington University, having received the degree f Doctor of Letters in 1918, in recog- | \ition of her literary work and her war .arvices. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are prominent | oclally and officially both here and in Joston, and divide their time between heir Washington and Boston homes. | Both Mr. and_ Mrs, Anderson have | been active in Red Cross work and| { Mary Archer of Reading, | and Mrs. Maximi; ! both have been decorated by foreign governments. - Mr. Anderson was a member of the diplomatic corps for many years, serving among other high offices,” a8 Amibassador to Japan and Minister to Belgium. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have been | loyal friends of the university for many | years and the throwing open of their ! beautiful home upon this occasion is but another evidence of their generous interest. A number of dinner parties were | given last evening at the Woman’s Na- tional Democratic Club, after which they listened to the speech of former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, on the radio. Among those who entertained at din- ner, remaining on at the club later were Mrs. Frank West, who had a party of eight: Miss Ellen Gowen Hood of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, and Miss ., both’'af whom are staying at the club this week, n Richter, Mrs. Swalm Reed, chairman of the celebrity breakfast series, being given by | the Natlonal League of American Pen Women at the Willard Hotel, will en- | tertain at tea this afternoon in her | apartment at the Cordova, at 4 o'clock. | Her guests will be the members of the | (Continued on Nineteen ASSORTED TEA SANDWICHES 45¢ per dozen; THE PASTRY SHOP 1616 H St. N.W. Met. 6939 PASTERNA 1219 CoNNECTICUT AVE~ The First Hints For Southern Wear —find their way into the Pasternak collection of new and distinctive ap- parel for women. Dresses, Suits, Wraps, Hats for formal and informal occasions—all charac- ! terized by that subtle charm and smartness al- ways associated with Pasternak fashions. At Margaret' .Wither's, 1332 Connnecticut Avenue, the reduc- tion sale of the children's Winter garments goes merrily on. Dark blue, serviceable coats, lined with red,-at $12.50 and hats to match at $2.50 are surely bar- gains to tempt one. While dress- ier coats,with. fur. colars for best, formerly priced as high as $42.00, irom-$19.50 to $29.50. Hats of felt and light-weight imported sweaters are good to buy at this time, for they can be worn all Sumsheg—and hoth these articles are -selling at most at- tractive prices. For the grown ups—costume jewelry is selling at %4 price to make way for the Spring stock, and here and there among the glass and pottery,. etc, in the shop—surprising reductions may be found. (8 doors south Dupont Circle) LR X & Januagy clearance Sale is one of the anticipated pleasures of smart shoppers, The pleasure is the fact that yvou can buy—apparel that is different—apparel that is real, fine and authentic in style and qual- ity—for a price that you abso- lutely cannot duplicate. Fach season Pasternak opens with entirely new things. In or- der to assure a complete clear- ance Pasternak offers you the re- maining stock at unbelievable bargains. The sale includes Pasternak’s fine furs, coats, wraps, sport and afternoon dresses, dinner and eve- ning gowns and hats—many at 1 the original price. All sales are final. (Between N and M Streets) LN R R The Embassy (Open 24 hours a day) The after-the-theater, after-the- bridge and after-the-dance parties you will find congregated at The Embassy Soda Shoppe on S Street. It is a delightiul rendez- vous and the food is perfectly de- The Embassy Cafeteria (7 AM. to 9 P.M.) has delicious food, too, and this service makes it most convenient and the prices are very, very moderate. Connecticut-Avenue -at S Street. * Catherine Ann Rupp, Inc, at 1637 Connecticut Avenue is. offer- ing the remaining stock of im- ported woolen sport dresses at half price. Afternoon a#hd evening dresses are included in this sale. We also wish to announce an advanced showing of prints and chiffon afternoon and sports dresses at attractive prices. (Between Que and R Streets). X % R & J Sale Phillip-Louise this week is clos- ing out all coats at a sacrifice price 'way below cost. You cannot afford fo miss hav- ing one of these fine cloth or cloth and fur trimmed models at such low prices. Palm Beach felts have just been unpacked for the Southern migrators and priced at 15.00. 1509 Connecticut Avenue (2 doors north of Dupont Circle) O = el e I e O e I I e e i e e i e =0 ——[o][c—=o]0—m] L N Napoleons Free delivery nightly until 11 P.M. For Valentine parties Napoleons are making ice creams, cakes, cookies and candy in bulk and heart shaped boxes in fancy Valentine molds. Napoleons have become famous for all the good things to eat which you may buy there for prices no higher. Call Columbia 8955. 3000 Connecticut Avenue. Cathedral Mansions. [0 o]0 ] are the secret of loveliness which en- ables women | in_the United States and Europe to weather the weather and to always possess a beautiful complexion. Besides the perfect results which the treatments produce— there is the delight of the treat- ment itself, The busy society women and professional women look forward to an Elizabeth Arden treatment— and they say they are so relax- ing, . restful and refreshing that they enjov every minute of it and the' lovely - clean, clear, smooth complexion which is the finish. Decatur 4147, 1147 Connecticut Avenue. (Between.L and M Streets). SOCIETY." 1214 F St. Friday—“Extra Value” Day | 127 Dress Coats Offered Friday in Our Absolute Clearance at Y3 Price and More! $ $ $ $ Every coat in these 4 groups is gorgeously fur trimmed with ex- pensive and desired furs. The fab- rics and workmanship are typical of our standard of quality. These coats were selected from our racks and marked ridiculously low for our absolute clearance. " All sizes for misses and women. You'll save one-half and even more on any coat you choose to- morrow. Sport Coats Priced for Absolute Clearance $17 & 827 Without Fur With Far Broken Sizes, but Excellent Values 135 Dresses On Our Second Floor Values Up to $39.50 Afternoon Every Dress a Wonderful Buy! 184 Dresses On Our Main Floor Sensational Values $0 & $12 For All Occasions in Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Street Dresses Paxt qbfyellc‘ Evening Dresses Extra Special Friday 100 Silk Dresses Including Jerseys These are smart and new, in flat crepe and jerseys. One and two piece models in sizes for misses and women. You’ll want two or three when you see them. Come early ... only 100 in the lot. . 3 Groups of Underthings Absolute Clearance $3.85 48 Hosiery Reduced to Slips. Made of ex- cellent quality materials _in every desired color. The savings here are un- precedented in our history. Every pair is absolutely perfect. Buy now for all season’s wear. 1214 F St. jale=——alnl—rm=al0]| A D