Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1930, Page 18

SOCIETY. | fobtefts FASHION INSTITUTION SOCIETY. on street ‘Mrs. J. O'Connar when her guests were Mrs. Roberts and Arthur B. Farnham. i : v ; Mr. Ji .| Rommel, Mrs. Winfree E. Johnson, —_— i Flliiam Standisn, Mr. Jemes Ingram, Olavence Lane, Mrs, Jimes L. Barn. | Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Ashoraft, jr., 3 Mr. Stephen G. Farrington, Mr. (Continued on Third Page.) ence Busch, Mr. Robert A. Ra | hard, Mrs. H. H. Jacobs, Mrs. Stephen and Mr. James A. McCrea, ir, of New York. The Turkish Envby.. Mr. Ahmet Mfihtar. 1D and Mrs. gfiu;e R, Throop of St. Will Go Today to Blue Ridge Summit : several days with their children, Esther, Established Over Fifty Years for Visit With Family. Putting the Home Dr. and Mrs. Carl Voegtlin have re- turned to Washington after spending | several months in Bermuda. Alice and George. Dr. Throop is chan: cellor of Washington University in St. | Louis. HE Ambassador of Turkey, Mr. Ahmet Muhtar, and the secre- ur{ of the embassy, Mr. Ussaki Bule! nt, have returned from a v fishing trip on Chesapeake Bay for the week end. The Ambassador will in his daughter, Mme. Enver, and r children today at Blue Ridge Sum- mit, to remain until the end of the month., Mr, Bulent will join them the Capital. end of the week to remain over Sunday. Senator Fess Has With Him His Son, Mr. Lehr Fess, of Ohio. Senator Simeon D. Fess has been olne: by his son, Mr. Lehr Fess of ledo, Ohio, at the Carltan, where he will remain for several days. The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. will continue her part of the month. Col. and Mrs. L. J. Owens have re- turned from Sherwood Forest, they have a Summer houu,'h-vln; Wi Mrs. Frederick T. F. Johnson returned yesterday to her apartment in the Mendota after spending nearly four weeks with her sister, Miss Wilson, in their Summer home on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Dr. and Mrs, James Alfred Ralk and their two small daughters have re- ashington after a five-week | || visit in Santa Fe, N. Mex. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Yates are back from a week end trip to Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., where they were the guests of Mr. Yates’ aunt, Mrs. Stel Swallow, in her home, the Swallow's Nest, there, Mrs. Sadie B. Yates and Miss Jeanne Marden Yates returned to ‘ashington with them after spending In**Winter Dress™’ ENDERSON stocks and service will be found E of definite help to those planning reappoint- ments for Winter homes. f'We show Furniture and Accessories of distinction for every room in the house, and place at your command decorating service which is backed by over half a century's experience. Draperies to Order Introducing The Fall Season m two weeks as Mrs. Swallow's guests. Mrs. Yates entertained in her home Fine Upholstering Furniture Refinishing Paperhanging & Painting Estimates Gladly Made Without Obligation Sports Coats A collection of models that would ordinarily sell for $79.50 and $89.50 « » « through co-op- eration with leading ecoat manufacturers they are presented at our special intro- ductory price— ington yesterday from Hot Springs, spent two months there. where he spent the week end with Mrs. L3 H. Plflr,_A-l.r . U. 8. A, S i tion, has been joined by Mrs, Pirle and The Assistant Postmaster General, | th i NEW AFr . sle * his apartment at Wardman Park H . Mrs, ‘&‘5.} after & trip in the Pacific North- WASHER in Absntie Cliy, wh they are stay -, Ernesf Jahncke, who, with . | in e "y are - .‘lllrhm:ke :nm dnuxh‘t’er. is at Bilt- | ing at the Colton Manor. o sately of the week. y Fuaranteed: " Ideal The Assistant of Commerce for apsriment dwellers.. Pine Furniture, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting Stop in and see it demonstrated District 7676 1108 G Street——Phones District 77 % MUDDIMAN § 911 G Street Nat'l 0140-2622 william R. Castle, returned to Wasl COastle, who has been there since early who has come 10 Wi gt . Irving Glover, will return to Mr., W. Irving Foe wes' dirond The Assistant Secretary of the an‘g. pt. and Mrs. R. V. Sanderson are ‘3 7.50 more, N. C., for a vacation, is expected fhe | most dell J B H ted 3 o e g gt o e gadesilt |l JaMEs B. HENDERSON Secretary ! and Mrs. Julius Klein are again in their spartment on Wyoming avenue for the Autumn, after spending the Summer in their cottage in Maine. The Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Francis White, who are oceu a villa at Narragansett Pler, entertal at luncheon yesterday. The Third Assistant Postmaster Gen- | M eral and Mrs. Frederick A. Tilton and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Tilton, ed to their home at 1633 The House . 3 Savage tensive tour through the West. im, of Courtesy tant Postmaster Gen- | She ‘maid of hon ELEVENTH ‘The Fourth Assist eral and Mrs. John W. Philp are motor- i o, Yo Sl aog e n - the end of the week, Mr. Philp continue his trip North and Mrs. Philp here later in the mon! FUR COATS *100 This Is a Wonderful Year to Buy a Fur Coat Minister to Siam, Mr. David E. Kauf- man, is_at the Mayflower during his stay in where he came to take the oath of office at the Depart- Sports coats play such an important part in Fall wardrobes that we were delighted to co-operate with coat manufacturers to prepare this introductory coat event. Each coat offers quality, fashion and a real saving. The monotone idea prevails in both the imported and domestic fabrics. Each coat is beautifully tailored—beautifully furred with lynx, kit fox, wolf or beaver. All are fully lined with silk crepe and interlined. And there are at least 30 smart styles in sizes for women, little women, misses, jun- iors and larger women. X FASHION All Coat Shops—Third Floor. 2 T Wasegen/ _ BURD - e Which Will It Be? Black Satin with Turquoise Black Satin with Lingerie Trim frame the face in a flattering manner, This comprehensive group includes: No matter, since both are satin! Both are s 5 - Parisian! Both are created particularly for Silver and Natural Muskrat combined women! Both are skillfully represented at Silver Muskrat with pouch collar Corsette By Dorothy Bickum Exclusive With Jelleff’s The lowest prices for Philipsborn high qual- ity furs in years. Fur coats have never before been so beautiful and so varied in styles. The skins are so supple that they drape gracefully in the molded flare silhouette and huge collars Its lightness recommends ¥ for young figures—for it’s something we’ve never had before—a pure silk Skinner's crepe de chine, .with satin-faced trico silk brassiere. No bones—just an elastic side section and gusset —and elastic shoulder straps. Sizes 32 to 38. Sealine® with Mink Dyed Muskrat Sealine® with Leopard Sealine® with Marmink** Sealine* with Fitch Mendosa Beaver with Raccoon $49% The soft classic folds are perfection for the new Grecian silhouette so becoming to women and these frocks express the new mode perfectly. Some with exquisitely em- broidered lingerie touches at thé neck and ‘wrists—others combined with turquoise satin—the smartest color com- bination of the season. SKETCHED: Women's frock in regal black satin, with the grace- ful eowl neckline, lined in turquoise and a slender, flared skirt, Women’s Dress Shop—Fifth Floor Flared Lapin® with belt Lapin with tie scarf Amevican Broadtail with Wolf Coracul Paw with tie scarf ‘Natural Opossum . Natural Muskrat Baby Seal *Dyed Coney. **Marmot New Black and White Jewelry—for black costumes $195 to 5 A 0f course you’ve heard about those new Sealine With Fitch $100 “Off Black” tical—much Mendosa Beaver With Raccoon $100 You may select your own skins and have your coat made at your directions, or we will gladly order any style you desire. Well—Jelleff Has Two GOl SIRipE “Off Blacks” One at $]_'95 One at s]_'50 The shade that Paris and smart New York spon- sor for Fall is here in exquisitely sheer Gotham-Gold Stripe hosiery. It is a subtly grayed black that so ideally complements the rich black velvets and cantons of the season, and these stockings eliminate the streaks and nngl so_common in black chiffon. Garter runs impossible with the famous Gold Stripe ~—quality that assures the longest wear. Flared Lapin 3 Ways to Pay s A small deposit holds your coat. Charges payable in November. Special payments can be arranged. Silver and Natural Muskrat $100 Free storage until Winter, Third Floor