Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCIETY] President and Mrs. Hoove Combine En- tertainments for Diplomats’ Musicale Following Dinner. RESIDENT : t AND MRS. HOOVER | Kasimir Balutis; the Minister of will be entertained at dinner Caechoslovakia and Mme. Veverka, the | Tuesday evening by the Secretary | Minister of the Irish Free State l;tnc of Agriculture end Mrs. Hyde| Mrs. MacWhite, the Chinese Minister and tomorrow the Secrefary of and Mme. Wu, the Minister of Nica- Interior_and Mrs. Wilbur will be hosts | ragua and Senora de Sacasa, the Minis- ta the Chief Executive and First Lady | ter of Yugoslavia, Dr. Leonide Pitamac; of the Land. the Siamese Minister, Maj. Gen. Prince “The annual state dinner for the chiefs | Amoradat Kridakara; the Minister of of foreign missions in Washington was | Honduras and Senora de Argueta, the | given by President and Mrs. Hoover | Minister of Ecuador and Senora de V1 | last evening when the Ambassador of teri Lafronte, and the Minister of Peru, Senor Dr. Herman Velarde, made | South Africa and Mrs. Louw. his first appearance as dean of the corps ~ Senator William E. Borah, as chair- at this Capital. Dr. Velarde presented | man of the foreign relations committee his credentials March 24, 1924, and the | of the Senate, and Mrs. Borah were retiring Ambassador of Great Britain, | those invited, but owing to the Sir Esme Howard, was recelved March | recent death of Mrs. Borahs mother, | 5 of that year. With the retirement | they have canceled their social en- of Sir Esme Howard as ambassador, Dr. | gagements. Representative Stephen G. Velarde took his place at the head of | Porter, as chairman of the House com- the corps. The dinner last evening was | mittee on foreign affairs, was among | of the first large entertainment that Presi- | those at the dinner, others including dent and Mrs. Hoover have given for |the acting Secretary of State, Mr. the diplomats, although they entertained | Joseph P. Cotton and Miss Isobel Cot- at dinner in honor of the Belgian |Joseph P. Cotton, and Miss Isobel Cot- Ambassador and Princess de Ligne early ton; the charge d'affaires of Argentina in their administration and before going | and Mme. Enciso, the charge d’affaires South a fortnight ago they gave a,of Mexicoand Senora de Campos-Ortiz, dinner party in compliment to the | the chaige d'affaires of Great Britain, retiring Ambassador of Great Britain|Mr. Ronald Ian Campbell; the charge and Lady Isabella Howard, ! d'affaires of El Salvador and Senora de The large number of foreign missions | Leiva, the charge d’affaires of Hflfl,‘ in Washington necessitated a long table | Mr. Raoul Lizaire; the charge d'affaires | set in the shape of a horse shoe which | of Paraguay and Senora de ¥nsfran, stretched from the west windows in the | the charge d'affaires of Egypt, Ahmed | state dining room to the east wall and | Mamdouh Moursi; the charge d'affaires | the length of the room. Columbia roses, | of Hungary and Mme. Pelenyl, the pink snapdragons and sweetpeas with | charge d'affaires of Colombia, Senor gloriosum fern were used in the’ dainty | Don Jose M. Coronado; the charge vases of the gold service and in low | d'affaires of Poland, Mr. Victor Podoski, mounds at intervals:an the table. and the President’s aides, Capt. Allen There were few of the countries ac- | Buchanan and Col. Campbell Hodges. credited to this Capital that were not ‘The additional guests who were asked | n. and Mrs. George P. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, , Brig. Seriven, Mrs. William Fitch Kelley and Bostonian in Capital Mr. Dysart McMullen. 7| Senator and Mrs. John B. Kendrick % | entertained at dinner last evening In honor of Senator and Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan and Miss Margaret Sullivan. | The other guests were the Director of | National Park Service and Mrs. Horace | M. Albright, former Representative and Mrs. Frank W. uonde\f Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. Mr. Frank W. Mondell, jr, and Mr. | George L. Williams, | Re | presentative James 8. Parker, chairman of the interstate and foreign commerce committee of the House. and Mrs. Parker were hosts at dinner last evening in the! G. Cooper, Repre- E. E. Denison, R resentative Schuyler Merritt, Mrs. Mer- ritt, Representative and Mrs. Clarence F. Lea, Representative Robert Crosse MISS NANCY SMITH, Guest of Miss Carolyn Davis, daughter ntative and Mrs, Edwin La- mar Davis, at their home, on California | street. of 20 at dinner this evening in the north room of the Hotel Mayflower. The Ambassador of Chile and Senora de Davila will be the guests of honor at luncheon tomorrow of Mrs. M. de Clare Berry, who will entertain in the Na- tional Woman’s Country Club on the Bradley boulevard. Mrs. Berry will be hostess to & company of 25 at luncheon at 2 o'clock and has arranged a bridge party for 3:30 o'clock to be followed by a tea from 4 to 6:30 o'clock, in cele- bration of George Washington's birth- day anniversary. ‘The Minister of Rumania, Mr. Charles A. Davila, went to New York yesterday and will sail today for a six- West, Miss Henrietta Allen, | “Fashions Without Extravagance” THE NEW TWEED COATS ARE represented at the dinner last evening. The Minister of Denmark, Mr. Con- | stantin Brun, was unable to attend be- cause of indispsition; the Minister of | Panama and Senora de Alfaro are in| mourning; the Minister of Colombia, | Senor Dr. Olaya, is in his own country, | where he was recently elected Presi- dent, and the Minister of Rumania, Mr. Charles A. Davila, is in New York, pre- | paratory to sailing for a short vacation | abroad. | Guests at Dinner. | The guests at dinner were the Am- bassador of Peru, Dr. Velarde; the Ital- ian Ambassador and Nobil Donna An- toinette de Martino, the Ambassador of Brazil, Senhor S. Gurgel do Amaral; the Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Padilla, the Ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Ferrara, the Ambassa- dor of Frence and Mme. Claudel, the Aml or of Chile and Senora de Belgian Ambassador, | ; _the Ambassa- Ahmed Mouhtar | Bey; the Ambassador of Germany | and Frau von Prittwitz und Gaffron, the Japanese Ambassador and Mme. | Debpuchi, the Minister of Portugal and | Viscountess d'Alte, the Minister of | Uruguay and Mme. Varela, the Minister | of Switzerland and Mme. Pefer, the Minister of Finland, Mr. Axel Leonard Astrom; the Minister of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos, the Minister of Aus- tria_and Mme. Prochnik, the Minister. of Bulgaria and Mme. Radeff, the Minister of Sweden and Mme. Bostrom, the Minister of Venezuela and Senora | de Grisanti. the Minister of the Domini- can Republic and Senora de Morales, the Minister of Albania, Mr. Faik Ko- nitza; the Minister of Persia, Mirza | Davoud Khan Meftah; the Minister of Canada and Mrs. , the Minister of the’ Netherlands d_Mme. van Royen, the Minister of Norway and Mme, Bachke, the Minister of Guate- mala and Senora de Recinos, the Min- ister of Bolivia and Serora de Diez de Mediga, the Minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don Manuel Castro Quesada; the Minister of Lithuania, Mr. Bronius , | seitz playing the accompaniment for for the musicale after the dinner were other members of the diplomatic corps, members of the foreign affaires and foreign relations committees and offi- cials of the State Department. The program was given by Mme. Hulda Lashanska, soprano, and Mr. Alexander Brailowsky, pianist, Mr. Kurt Ruhr- Mme. Lashanska. The President and Mrs. Hoover recelved the guests for the musicale in the green room, as is the custom. Week vacation to Europe. The first secretary eof the legation, Mr. Frederick C. Nana, will be charge d'affaires during the absence of the | Minister. | Senator Thomas J. Walsh and Sen- ator Lawrence C. Phipps were guests at the dinner given last evening by Mrs, Mark Reid Yates, in her home on Massachusetts _avenu The _other Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock has, as_her guests_for a short time her daughter, | Mrs. Benjamin Royall Holcombe, who flew from her home in New York ves- | terday to attend the musicale ‘A‘hichi Mrs. Fahnestock gave last evening. The program was given by Miss Gretta | Don, Scottish soprano, accompanied by Miss Virginia Carty and Signor Ales- sandro Niccolal, companied by Mrs. Mildred Kolb| Schulze. Mrs. Fahnestock will sail Monday for a short cruise in the West Indies. Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur Hosts at Dinner Tonight. ‘The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Wilbur will entertain a company Asparagus and Asparagus Tips Doz. $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $6.75 $4.00 $5.00 No. 2% Can Large Green No. 212 Can Larg¢ White. No. 2% Can Colossal, White.. . No. 21 Can Colossal, Peeled.. No. 1 Can Byron Tips No. 1Can Large White Tips. . Magruder, Inc. Best Groceries Conn. Ave, M and 18th Sts. Phone Decatur 4180 Established 1875 bbbt o, e ot B B oo -ummmmum-m{/\/“h N Italian violinist, ac- | 1 Swance Syncopators i a f(zun‘:’":\ leadung DANCING Wednesday Nites! Saturday Nites! Sunday Nites! Greenway Inn ‘ ‘ Connectieut at Cathedral | Honey Dew Cocktall 14 Brolled Chicken Broiled Sweetbreads Mushroom Sauce Tenderloin Steak Punch Cherry Pie Freeh Strawberry Parfait Cherry Custard Ice Cream | The Slip-on Glove of Soft Suede BELTED, FITTED AND FLARED —Very youthful and very flattering, these new soft tweed sport large, away from the face fur collars of soft two-tone Jap Fox. belts; nipped at the normal waistline; the new longer length flared slightly at the hem; these are the new 1930 touches. —Women's and Misses' Sizes. D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930. lrswererulj Gen. and Mrs. Henry | Represen! | tative and Mrs. Homer Hoch, Representative and Mrs. Jacob Mulli- Rej ntative and Mrs. Adam Wyant, Representative and Mrs, Olger | B. Burtness, Representative John E. Nelson, Representative n B, Parks, | Representative and Mrs. T. J. B. Robin- | n, Representative and Mrs. Milton | | C. Garber, Representative and Mrs. Noble J. Johnson, Representative and Mrs. Charles A. Wolverton, Mrs. James R. Mann, Miss Louise Merritt, Miss Robinson and Miss Parks. Representative and Mrs. William R. Eaton were joined last night at the | Wardman Park Hotel by their niece, Mrs. Vivienne Breckenridge, who has come from Sweetbrier, Va., for a visit. Representative and Mrs. J. D. Crad- dock of Kentucky will have as their | guests at the annual costume ball of | the Kentucky State Society, to be given Tuesday in the grand ball room of the | Mayflower, Representative and Mrs. J. A. Garber of Virginia, Representati and Mrs. Harold G. Haffman of New Jersey ‘and Maj. and Simon Buckner, jr.: also Mr. (Continued on Third Page.) $49.50 coats with Narrow self In rose, tan, rust and green tweeds Second Floor. hilipsborn = ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN F&G ¢ 0. D% Lots Limited Size Range Broken Extra Sales- people! Store Open Saturday—9 AM. to 1 P.M. for Our EMI- ANNUAL RUMMAGE DAY The Tremendous half day’s selling for which all Washington turns out. Everything advertised must go . . . for our Winter season ends at store closing . . . ONE o'clock Saturday. Dress Shop Rummage 150 Dresses All Types! All Sizes! Solid-color Crepes Long - sleeved, flare silhouette. .. with little fruit or flower bouquets ...bows...lace “lingerie touches.” Tan, light navy, purple, royal blue, fresh Spring greens, black. Sizes 14 to 44 . . . not in every style Chiffon Prints Beautiful, clear color prints on dark grounds ...or light...over ligh slips. Short ripply sleeves . . . or long, Touches of lace. Also bolero frocks, navy georgette with printed chiffon “blouse.” Printed Crepes Polka dots, pin dots, wild flowers, current firi""' blossoms, cross- atch, “Directoire” prints...gay colors on dark grounds. Mostly long-sleeved business types...a few “puffs” that tie in a bow. 45 high-priced dresses . . . daytime. . . evening 30 dresses from our finest stocks . . . 14 to 44 . Coat Shop Rummage Choice of all remaining $ _ finest Winter , 5 ' coats i ABSOLUTELY EVERY highest price Winter coat in stock to go at ‘this one ‘Sacrifice price. There are NO RESTRICTIONS. NO RESERVATIONS The season’s most luxurious coatings! Gorgeous- sets of matching furs! Smartest silhouettes! CHOICE OF THE HOUSE. ... ..$75 A few ultra-smart furred sport types . .. for Rummage Day.. 6 sport coats . . . furred . .. furless............. v 11 furred dress coats 25 High-grade Coats, fine fur sets. 1 tweed coat . . . furless. 8 raincoats 5 raincoats HATS I I WA —Is shown in beige tones that har- monize perfectly with the new tweed coats. White and eggshell are also popular. All have scalloped tops. 5.7:30 P.M. $1.00 resla 1 navy twill suit 7~9~11~13 G St.NW, ... OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY WASHINGTON's BIRTHDAY ~—to accommodate the throngs that we could not serve yes- terday, in response to our announcement of the Big Purchase and SENSATIONAL SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF / ’ DRESSES AND COATS AT LESS THAN 50c ON THE DOLLAR DRESSES & SUITS FORMERLY 310 &315 PRICED DRESSES & SUITS pricen . 315 to $25 DRESSES & SUITS FORMERLY $19.50 to $39.50 TANNEY’S AND BRESLAU ‘10 | $4.95 | $Q.% $14% COATS LESS THAN !, WHOLESALE COST—ALL SIZES EXCHANGES $ 1 5 COME EARLY OR REFUNDS FOR THE BEST SELECTION ALL SALES FINAL , The Friendly Shop '29 BRESLAU'’S, 1307-1315 G St. ' SundayDinner 1-7:90 PML $1.00 ANN TABER | Street Floor. C o N N E C oy I C 9] T A v E. | Col. 10118 $3.50 pair P Revised Rentals for Apartments in 2901 Connecticut Northeast Corner Connecticut and Cathedral Av-nues There are available a limited number of suites in this wonderfully located and modernly appointed apartment house—some overlooking the park; all with unobstructed view., Kennedy-built and Kennedy-operated. Suites Comprise: One room, kitchenette, dining alcove, with Murphy bed and bath——to 6 rooms Rentals Now $45 to $150 per month In perfect condition in every detail. Every suite refrigerator. Some with real open fireplaces. service. Impressively furnished lobby. Excellent cafe. They are more than apartments—they are REAL comforts and conveniences of a house, plus efficient service. For inspection and reservation See resident manager day or evening 2400 Sixteenth St, 1] Commodious closets, Kennedy Bros. Co. Avenue dressing room and two baths equipped with electric Elevator Garage facilities. HOMES, with all the Columbia 7280 2 tweed ensembles ...... 125 Felt-and-Straw Hats Brims . . . off-the- face types Felt-and-Toyomar Felt-and-Baku Felt-and-Sisol Felt-and-Novel Straw New Spring eolors «« . Black. 50 Prs. of Smart Shoes Oxfords, opera $ 4.95 pumps and strap pumps in tans, browns and black, Sizes 214 to 8 in the lot...notevery sizc Odd Lots in each style, of I 230of course. Fur Coat Rummage Buff muskrat, German fitch collar, cuffs . . . Silver musk- rat, self Johnny collar . . . mink-dyed muskrat, wolf s shawl collar . . . silver muskrat, fox pouch collar . . . leopard leg, self Johnny collar . . . Russian pony, red fox shawl collar. 7 Fur Coats . . . mink-dyed muskrat, silver muskrat, others 6 Fur Coats . . . *Hudson seal, squirrel, sport furs 3 Fuyr Scarfs . . . Thibetine . . . white beige platinum *Seal-dyed coney First Floor Rummage 37 leather handbags.. 36 handbags 20 handbags 23 handbags 36 blouses. . . crepes . . . satins . 5 skirts . . . chiffon velvet . 32 knit dresses . . . 1-piece . . . 3-piece.. 53 sweaters . . . slipovers . . . “coats”............. S——— ) W ] 36 sweaters . . . slipovers . . . “coats”..... i 16 high-class sweaters.. 6 embroidered Spanish shawls. 75 bandeaux . . . satin, crepe de chine...... 30 petticoats . . . 17 pieces soiled lingerie. 53 pieces lingerie.. 140 pieces fine rayon bloomers . . . vests. 15 printed rayon robes $1.37 e