Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1929, Page 19

(Continued From Eighteenth Page.) York for a week before, their arrival here, By lus, *cellist, Receiving with the hostess will be Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs. f:‘:{nl Garzia will preside at the tea les. Mrs. George R. Heine entertained at bridge yesterday in honor of Mrs. Oliver Naquin. Mrs. Frank C. Henderson of New York who are pmlnf the Sp! at the ‘Wardman Park Hotel, will be joined to- morrow by Mr. Henderson, who will arrive from California. Art Promoters’ Club Forms Active Dramatic Company. The dramatic unit of the Art Pro- moters’ Club will meet with Mrs. Alex- ander Woodburn in her apartment the La Salle this evening at 8 o'clock, the purpose being to form a company and organize for practice. Among those interested are Mr. Willlam E. Huntington, Miss Mittie Burch, Miss Deal Bogue, Mrs. G. A. Lyon, Mrs. Rob- ert F. Beresford and Miss Brigham, _ Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr will give an {llustrated talk on “Musical ning. The dinner hostess will be Miss Myra M. Hendley. Mrs. Lena Anderson and daughter, Miss Janereed Anderson, Miss Louise Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover of Chevy Chase, are in Staunton to attend the Easter dances given by Staunton Military Academy. Mrs. George E. White of Saloniki, Greece, is at the Grace Dodge Hotel for an indefinite visit to Washington. Mrs. W. Fulton Benton and her daughter, Miss Marie Elizabeth Benton, Spanish senorita glory in these! Of brocaded silk with white- piping! indeed, and $35. pyjamas. . blouse, nasturtium - shades) And it’s'priced at $35. toast If you have the soul of a sash on the trousers...a red bow at the neck with a dashing red coat with It's gay, Imagine what a costume like this would do to the . heart of a romantic spirit! It has all the charm of the Orient interpreted in the Paris manner! all-over printed pattern riotously lovely banded and trousered with green- yellow crepe de chine, $25. East becomes West! And some lovely brunette will become entrancing in these alluring flat crepe . the trousers of eccentric capucine (flaming orange) . . . the black. with the capucine tones (light delicate spray design! Modern as the moment, these pyjamas that take to the tuck-ins and tabs and bi-color treatment! With the very newest Chanel neckline in the blouse. ..and pockets on the coat! -and - honey dew! And is priced $35. Grey Shops—Second Floor Other pyjamas-of-the-day Wi mos! , the death of her father, Mr. G. Welton Judd, in 1926, is now stu singing in New York City. Miss Judd will re- turn to resume her studies the latter part of the week. Mrs. Louis N. Grant of Greenwich, Conn,, is staying at the Wardman Park Hotel until Saturday. Mrs. John O. Houston of Henderson- ville, 15 C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Foster, in Mount Rainier, for the Easter holidays. Miss Claire M. Hildenbrand and Mrs. Prank Porter of Brooklyn, who motored to Wi , are at the Grace Dodge Hotel for week. Patrons for College Musical Comedy Friday. Senator and Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, Representative and Mrs. J. Banks Kurtz of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart are among the patrons and patronesses for the new 5 Until 7:30 SEAFOOD Or your choice of our regular mmuq N N T N N N . Pyjamas-of-the-Day! For lounging in the morning. . .to sun in on the beach ...to entertain in at tea or bridge! It is a gay and modern world we live in and pyjamas have come into their own! Bewitchingly daring...exotically lovely from the studios of Mary Nowitzsky, Chantal, and other Paris designers!...And you'll find a glorious collection of adaptations in our Grey Shops! come white a red It's an in It comes in and | iiles and clothing divisian of Miss Ruth O'Brien, chiet of the tex-! the Bu: reau of Home Economics, will preside at M. | pe annual dinner- meeting of Wesh- - | ington’s Business and Professional Wom- en tonight at 7 o'clock in Barker Hall | of the Young Women's Asso~ . | clation, at Seventeenth and K streets. Bernice Chambers and .| Eleanor Eckhardt, assisted by Miss Kelser, will be the Features , Mr. . 11, | of the evening will be an annual Spring | Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs, Alden Hays Emery, Mr. Mrs. Trowbridge, Mr. and fashion revue of the business and pro- fessional women’s department. Miss | in A partial list of the oy for the Hemerd G, Chab. hicn wil W] 8. in the ‘Thropp, ir. where Mrs. Cloyd Heck of the president of George Wi University, will be the guest toas this important event on the league's A table has been reserved for mem- bers of the national executive board, Marvin, wife | 8) KNIGHTS HEAfi RITTEII.4 * Priendship, service and co-operatidn were described 84 the fourdution on which the Round Table organization is founded as well as the fundamental basis of the of menubymmm president of Round the Loyal Knight human advance- tter, international ts of the ‘Table, at & luncheon of the ‘Table in the ‘Washington VO‘;‘W Club ‘The Theta Alpha Chi Sorority, com- g:dm.o! four chapters—Alpha, Beta, and Delta—will give its annuai dance in the Columbia Country tressing the importance of these three attributes, Mr. Ritter %hl.::e ’;verlaoky mt.he mmh ‘mwrhn“ ort c',hln.“fl hl;lrh;.m;z o president Wash Round 1 m:-;fi:m 3 Table, presided at of the > ) \ , Main Floor as partment. ordinary Event! 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