Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 19

'SOCIETY mourning for the late Secretary of War. Dr. L. J. Ragatg of George Washing- ton University will be: honor guest and speaker Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A, when'members of the Y. W. C. A. and A. A U. W. and the D. C. Voteless League of Women Voters will be hostesses. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle will present the speaker. Among those who will assist are Mrs, Edna Johnston, Mrs. H. Murayama, Mrs, Albert Putney and Capt. Julia Flikke. “The Background of the World Court” will be the subject of the talk. Miss ‘Lenora Lester, chairman, and Miss Margaret Winters, Miss Peggy | Parsons and Miss Helen White were | members of a committee in charge when | "the Theta Chapter of Chi Sigma Na-| tional Sorority, Inc., celebrated its third | anniversary with a dance at the Thay- er's studios, 1262 Connecticut avenue, Saturday night. A large number of both active and iinactive members of the chapter at- tended. They had as their guests of honor the national officers of the organ- | ization and seven rushies. | it | Mrs, Emma Dougherty Hardy of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. | G. Medler of Brookville .road, Chevy | *Chase, Md. 1 — | ‘The Delta Chapter, Lambda Sigma | Delta Sorority, entertained at a_tea November 11 at the home of Miss Peg- gy Low. 113 Primrose street, Chevy Chase, Md. | | Mr. and Mrs. S. Berger of Belmar, | N. J.. with their two young daughters, | Mildred Gertrude and Edith Claire, "have taken an apartment suite at the | Cavalier for the Winter. Mrs, A. E. Norris with her daughter, | Miss Katharyn Norris, and Mrs. Louis | Singleton with her daughter, Miss Jean | Singleton, of Brooklyn, N. Y., were week | end guests at the Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Ludwig Hektoen of Chicago is at the Powhatan Hotel. , Prof. and Mrs. Seltman have lrrl\'ed‘ in Washington from their home in| Cambridge, England, and are at the| Carlton for several days. | sy 1 Mr. Rcbert von Moschzisker, chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn- | sylvania, and Mrs. von. Moschzisker Sreistopping at/the (Rt at Wardman Park Hotel. ‘ - BACK FROM WEST COAST = | SENOEA DE BEDOYA, ' ' ° have arrived in Washington, COMINE with her husband, Dr. Santiago F. Bedoya, first secretary of the Peruvian R e elphia, and, embassy, she has returned from a visit to California and is in “am' lplr;:k;t —Underwood oto. By the Assccfated Press. died here yesterday at his home. cal attention could be obtained. Mr. Lee had Roosevelt for President. widow. Marriage Licenses. Miss Catherine Bell Palmer of this city is spending a few days as the Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority of George | the tables. ‘Washington University held an initia- —_— e tiiates attho Ambassador Hotei| _ Griest's Condition Improves. | Saturday. ¢ Man Rosenfeld and Miss Ruth Sher-| tive W. W. Griest of Pennsylvan! n. Mrs. John Safer, patroness of | has been ill with pneumonia at a was pfesen! gave the hotel for the past “A FASHION INSTITUTION 3 Par ‘Washington NewYork Our doormen will park your car while you sho To delight the connoisseur . . . Genuine Baltic Amber Jewelry Exhibition and Sale! Amber that takes its color from the moon and its glamour from history...clear or translucent and un- believably light...from which have been fashioned chokers, necklaces, bracelets, pins and earrings of unique design. Syria's queen might have worn just such a huge choker of lovely amber about her houdcy colored throat—a gift from Phoenician traders. And you, you will be delighted with its exotic beauiy...we ‘can imagine no lovelier Christmas gift + These are very special. se- most moderate . . . Amber Pins. $1.50 to $10 Amber Earrings $3 to $5.95 Amber Bracelets LY $3 to $7.50 « “3“ Amber Necklaces $3.95 to $30 Amber display, street floor, and very worth your while just to see. Silk Stockings New in style, in color . .. in sheer- ness . .. in every .detail that stands for smartness . . . and rep- resenting the perfect gift ... three pairs, of course! For the woman who recognizes and adores the subtle littlé fash- ion features that bring any type of feminine apparel into unmis- takable harmony with the mode. Sheer, smart, madern, frivolously clocked, picot-edged at the top in gay celor, or in simple daytime styles, these NEW - stockings meet the neceds of every hour, ‘There are modern square heels, properly proportioned . . . not too tall, not too short; graceful pointed heels for pleasing ankle contour, and two-point heels that are fanciful but not fancy. 32 Colors—For Gifls 3 pairs, $5.70. 1.95 pair Attractively boxed in a silk stock- ing wardrobe designed after a colonnial chest of drawers. Boxes, 50c to $1.00. Also in Our Stoneleigh Court Shop 1013 Conn. Ave, . was reported improved last night. A son, George Griest, who nas been at the bedside, returned to his home, in Lancaster, Pa., today. ! gathering, which numbered 25, & de- fifififi;y&a;‘g hé'& ‘m;“:' m”j of | jightful talk. American Beauty roses, i RPSIEP. MEass,. the flower of the sorority, decorated When a pipe burst, filling St. Cuth- bert's :Church, Durham, England, with steam recently, Rev. W. Glynne asked | § * 3-Piece Overstuffed S the organist to pl rgyman, almost surrounded in steam, r the collection to be taken. MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., November ‘The guests of honor were Miss Lil- | 25 ‘(#).—The condition of Represen lections and prices are Often as not with the younger set they're an ex- cuse...slight little coats that stop short at the . :with the skirts emerging in lovely imeven- ness down to the ankles . . . the three-quarter length and the very long is equally smart for both debutante and dowager. are varied, too...velvet, of course, panne and transparent with -much to say for both. And since brilliance is a prescribed ritual of the season, the metal cloths are particularly fashion- able...brocaded and scintillating, and trimmed with smart furs! Smart furs, by the .\vny, include- flattering halos of white fox, deep-drop shawls of lapin, and bands $49.50 10 $165 Women's Evening Wraps—Second Floor With Misses’ Evewing Wraps—Third Floor 5-Piece Parlor Sui Antiques after which the Stunning Evening Fashions for Thanksgiving .Festivities $4.9.50 with a new gown. becomingness for all. panels, godets and flares . . . and high shades and pastels. Wraps—Gay and Refreshing! In three lengths Wraps . . . a refreshing season of them, since they vary from one another as much as the frocks . . . there’s a new feeling abroad . . . the mode dares to be individual and wraps to be different. A delightful price range—— $ 49.50 beginning at ¥ Evening Dresses ‘MONDAY, Births Reported. ‘been YIRS pepariment in the Jast ours: rthur A, and Jeanne U, Walter V. "mng C. EDWIN M. LEE, PROMINENT G. 0. P. LEADER, DIES AT 61 Former Chairman of Indiana Re- publican Committee, Backed Roose- ‘| velt for President in 1912, ‘The fol deal have g g A Espenscheid, girl. n 3 les b H“u’sonyun Lo %‘n{. .G. Gleeso JIB1D G. M Ad‘n Iphus Ecklof 5 st. 2‘?7.- ‘C. Kreutser, 45, Interior Deps Elizabeth D. Dawson, 38, Emergency Hos- Norman E. Barrett, 35, B. & O. freight BEACH, Fla., November 25.— %l 0. Youns. 5. 1652 B st. s ce er. 33, Clij MIAMI Edwin M. Lee, chairman of the Indi- ana Republican State committee in 1910 Republicans who induced Theodore Roosevelt to run for President in 1912, He was 61 years old. Apparently in HospitL. robust mth,’%‘. suffered a heart at- tack from which®he died before medi- American patent medicines are being > used extensively in Cuba. lived here since 1921, NOVEMBER 25. 1929. Deaths Reported. (] Gat "G Hutehison. 50 3630 10th . Zig tton’ Terr: £ it 1837 Cor rances Fletc] —_— Ernest snd Georgia it oA R Held Guilty on Drug Charge. TUCSON, Ariz., November 25 (#).—A jury in Federal District Court Saturday night found Dr. W. V. Whitmore, former chancellor of the University of Arizona, guilty of conspiracy to violate the Fed- eral narcotic laws. Tito Flores, Tuc- son druggist, co-defendant with Dr. Whitmore, also was found guilty. The State charged that Dr. Whitmore wrote excessive prescriptions for nar- cotics, which were filled by Fl when he came with his family from In- dianapolis. He has been active in real estate activities since coming here. He was a thirty-third degree Mason. Refusing to support President Taft for renomination, Mr. Lee, with Sena- tor Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana, was instrumental in the creation of the Bull Moose party, which nominated SAND Funeral services will be conducted to- morrow. Mr. Lee is survived by his arner. 21, and Lucy V. 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A Thanksgiving dinner party would be impossible without a new gown ...and then there’s the theater and that bridge party...festive spirits for the whole week that must be met Lovely laces and nets, an air of romance clinging to their graceful folds, outstand in fashion importance in the new evening col- lections . . . diaphanous~and intriguing they swirl into the new lines , . . with Or would you be sophisticated...svelte satin and suave crepe or naive . . . diaph- anous chiffon. Exploiting the new decol- letage . . . the new lines, themselves, with bewitching interpolations of tiers, Smart colors . . . black, white, off-white Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor Pastry Shop WICHES| RIGINAL) all _social occas! £ 806 17th S nicipal offices. ‘The parliamen Tusljish Women Win Right to Vote| s OOMSTANTINOPLE, November 25 (®)~~Turkish women have made an- other advance toward complete eman- cipation by winning the right to vote in municipal elections and to hold mu- tary committee has modified the existing law reserving the vote on municipal affairs to men. The modified law gallantly puts women first, Early Imported Cluster Raisins In Attractive 1-Pound Cartons Carton e 4 Crown Malaga Rluster. .40c 5 Crown Malaga Cluster. 50c 6 Crown Malaga Cluster. .60 Raisins for Cooking 15-0z. Carton Seeded. . Carton Seedless. . Carton Puffed. . Carton Sultana 15-0z. Carton Currants. Smyrna Figs 1-1b. Box Processed b. 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