Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 18

THE EVENING Chip‘ago-—:-m.ss Lamont to Meet : :A*?Mother in Ne_w York. Commerce, Mr. leave Washington e afsmioon e 'as] oon to spend the week end in Chi- . cago. Mrs. Lamont will arrive tomorrow in New York aboard the George Wash- ington and will be met by her daughter, Miss Gertrude Lamont, who will go to New York tomorrow morning. ‘The wives of cabinet officers who are in Washington are the guests of honor at a reception afternoon. at 3 o'clock, of the Congressional Club in the attractive club house at 2001 New Harflpshire avesue. Mrs. Doak, wife of the newly-ap- pointed Secretary of Labor, is making her first appearance at the club and is escorted by Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of the new Senator from Pennsylvania, formerly Secretary of Labor. French Efivoy to Make Brief Visit in New York Over Sunday. ‘The Ambassador of France, M. Claudel, | will go to New York tomorrow to re- main over Sunday and meet his daugh- ter. Mlle. Claudel, when she arrives ‘Tuesday from her home in France. The Ambassador and Mlle, Claudel will come to Washington the middle of next week. Senator David I. Walsh_ entertained & small party at dinner last evening at the Carlton.” Mrs. Deneen, wife of Senator Chlflesl 8. Deneen of Chicago, and her daugh- ter, Miss Bina Day Deneen, will not come to the Capital until after Christ- mas, when they will again make their home at 1920 Twenty-third street. Representative and Mrs. John W. Summers will have as a guest at the Chastleton their daughter, Mrs. James ‘Witherell, formerly Hope Summers, who will arrive Friday, December 12, and remain for a week. Mrs. Witherell has come East from her home at Evanston, Ill, and is making visits in New York. Representative Frank R. Reid of Aurora, IIl, is in Washington for the session of Congress and will be at the Willard during that time. Representative Andrew L. Somers has arrived in Washington and is at the Carlton for a couple of days. Repre- sentative Somers will return to the Carlton later, where he will reside dur- ing the present session of Congress. Representative Isaac H. Doutrich of Harrisburg, Pa., is in Washington for the opening of Congress and will be at the Willard during the session. ‘The charge d'affaires of Cgechoslo- vakia, Dr, Jan 8. Kalicky, entertained at luncheon yesterday in honor of the Rev. Fedor mlh a representative of the n Lutheran Church. HE Secre of mflmwn dinner given by the mmm&" Club. Assistant Secretary of the Treasus Mrs. Walter Hope will 24 ‘thonor Miss_Virginia Tyler Peters, niece of Mrs. Eldridge Jordon, whose to Mr. Walter J. Salmon, jr., of New York will take place tomorrow | An St. John's Church. ‘The company will include only mem- | bers of the wedding party and-the out- of- ts, who will be Mr, and | imon, parents of the | Mrs. Theodore Mrs. Benjamin Royall Hol- combe and Col. and Mrs, Henry Roose- velt, all of New York. Following the dinner the guests will attend the dance | to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Demarest | Lloyd and Mrs. Pendleton Mayo in Mr. and Mrs, Lioyd's home, on R street. Mrs. W. Wayne Wirgman will give a ball for her daughter, Miss Atlee Wayne Wirgman, & subdebutante, at the Wash- ington Club this evening. Miss Wirgman will be assisted by her |- Miss Louise Sadtler of Bal- , ., ‘Who will remain with her over the week ‘end. Light green taffeta made with & very bouffant skirt will fashion the m of the subdeb, who will wear pi bridesmaid roses. Mrs. Wirgman will wear a gown of black taffeta and a corsage bouquet of Pernet Toses, Former Attorney General and Mrs. Mitchell Palmer were hosts to a small company at luncheon at the Willard yesterday. Mrs. Wentworth Willis Peirce will | entertain for her daughter, Miss Eleanor | Rust Peirce, at a dinner dance at the Mayflower on Christmas eve. Miss Laura Tuckerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Tuckerman, is in New York, where she will attend the debutante dinner party of Miss Gladys He ital, f | h H. Graham, Miss Graham will come | —oorriak (0F the beneft of e hospital. STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. HARRY H. SEMMES, Chairman of the committee for the card party being given this afternoon at the assembly hall of the Keuol‘g Bullding, in the grounds of the Garfield Memorial —Underwood Photo. to Washington next week to be present at the fourth annual debutante dinner dance to be given at the Willard Hotel, Miss Mary Perdue Ruden left today for Atlanta, Ga., where she will visit her relattves for two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Park, ir., are spending the week end in Phila- delphia, where they have gone to at- the Shoreham Hotel. Until recently Count Rostworowski has been visiting at the Virginia estate of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam A. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Cramer have arrived in Washington from their ho in Cramerton, N. C., and are at the Willard during their visit here. Lieut. Albert E. Chaj and Mrs. Cha Chapman’ Navy Department. are_a 2 e few days. Col. Boggs is the technical viser to the Chicago World Fair Cen- ennial celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Glover Give Party Tonight for Miss Wyeth. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Glover, fr., will eutertain at dinner this evening in thelr home, Orchard Hill, in compii- ment to Miss Margo Wyeth, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Wyeth. tend the assembly ball preceded by a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs, He{\ry Mayer, jr. Mrs, A. D. Moses entertained a_small company at luncheon today at Ward. man Park Hotel. Mrs. L. H. Prost, who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albers, since the Spring, left Washington Tues- day foru Coronada, Calif, to join Lieut. Count Alexander Rostworowski of Poland is the guest of the commercial counselor of the Polish Embassy, Mr. Witold Wankowicz, in his apartment in DINE § BRIDGE HAY:#DXIWS‘ HOUSE H Sts. N.W. Dinner, $2.00 Available andkerchiefs ful Gift, 50c up EMBROIDERY SHOP #27.820 11¢h St N.W. Socially Prominent Is this Tudor English home of stone construction at 2435 Kalorama Road Especially Suited to Entertaining Priced at $125,000 Open for Inspection Today 6 PM. to 9 P.M. W.C.& A.N. Miller Builders—Realtors 1119 17th St. NW. Dec. 0610 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney will entertain at dinner this evening in Jane Vogue Gift Hosiery $1 29 . pii Three Pairs $3.50 Shades: D usk, Mablege, Niohtingale' Prome- nade, Liht Gun Metal, a This Sale represents the kind of economy that makes buying an obligation, for surely all women know the beauty and utility of Jane Vogue Hosiery . . . the Gift that delights feminine hearts in all parts of the land . . . but sold Mr. and Mrs. H. Merle Cochran, who have spent several months at the Mar- | | Switzerland, where Mr. Cochran will | be an American consul at Basel. | interesting Receiving Line At Cotillion Monday Night. e | The recciving line for the first of th | Washington bachelors’ cotillions will b headed by Mme. Debuchi, wife of the Japanese Ambassador. receiving ltne will be Mrs. Watson, wife of Senator James E. Watson of Indian: D. C., :FRIDAY. ‘The operators of the National Park Service gave & dinner last night at the ‘Willard in honor of Representative and a8 ests; Director o(‘ale National Park B{gflu and Mrs. Horace M. Albright, the Assoclate Di- rector of the Service and Mrs. Arno B. Cammerer, the Assistant Director and Mrs. Arthur Demaray, the Assistant to the Director and Mrs. George Moskey, Mr. and Mrs. Roe Emery Colo.; Mr. Charles Hamilton of Yellow- stone Park, Mr. John Prics of Oregon, Mr. O. Patrosso of Grand Canyon, Colo.; Mr. Randall Jones of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of Ogden, Utah; Mr. W. 8. Basinger of Nebraska, Mr. John Rhodes of Takoma, Wash.; Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Tresidder of Yosemite. Mr. Vernon Goodwin and = = of Denver, | m: SOCIETY OPPORTUN Mr. and Mrs. Luther B, tained at dinner last evening af Hotel_in honor of Dr. Bewley will leave Washington Monday for their return to Manila, Philippines, where they reside, and where he is on duty as director of education for the Philippine archipelago. Mrs. Frank Betts of Chevy Chase, (Continu L Smart New Clothes for Holiday Wearing For Our Younger Clientele - Coats Evening Gowns Greenbrier The Most Remarkable Shoes Entirely New Showings Tomorrow in these famous Ensembles Dresses Evening Wraps Sportswear fla an det po du: departments for Misses, Juniors, Younger -Girls. Many moderately priced selections of extraordinary charm and style in smart apparel . . . and splendid collections of unusual gifts for the younger set. other Visit our Fourth Floor Tdmorrow . . . the Misses’ Own Floor . . . and our Juniors’ and Girls’ Floor, the Sixth Floor. Others in the | |f rmest Les Jahncke, Mme. Lessin- tinique, will sail Saturday from New | M: Henry L. Doherty. York aboard the Leviathan en route to ' off and M WHITE FAILLE with silver kid Va!uo and style join hands in these newest creations by A. S. Beck. Every shoe so smart, so finely made that you instantly sense the remarkable values that A. S. Beck is giving for $5. More- over 85% ‘of all A. S. Beck shoes are genuine hand-turned. Indeed, it's dif- ficult to imagine...even in these days of extra values...shoes of this quality, and made with such painstaking care. selling for only $5. See the new styles now of the nearest A. S. Beck store. ® A-S-BECK BREVITIES Every Thursday at 7 P. M. Columbla chaln JuLius GARFINCKELe-Ca F STREET AT FOURTEENTH % Semi-fitted, —_—— TOMORROW~—LAST DAY ITY WEEK Ends tomorrow with a splendid array of High Fashions that will close this marvelous event with all the style brilliance with which it opened. OPPORTUNITY PRICE 35 fitted and red Coats of black, green d brown. So richly furred—so stylishly mod- eled that you'll easily un- rstand the exceptional pularity enjoyed by this unusually fine coat group ring Opportunity Week. exceptional groups $38 -and 578 Br =M:Prooks-Co—_ ooks Coats—Second Floor KIDSKIN with raiah lizard o W SPECIAL TESTED* $1.35 VALUE DULL, ALL-SILK, PICOT TOP HOSIERY 757 ’ Al silk chifion, Permanently dull-woven, Guaranteed first quality, 45-gauge high twist, Cloar, even perfect weave. by the Better Fabrics Bureau of N. Y. CK SALON MODERNE - 539 FIFTH AVENUE . NEW YORK 1315 Nearby Stores: WILMINGTON PHILADELPHIA— 4 Stores L] ‘F STREET BALTIMORE I ' G- STREET BETWEEN 1Tt & 12TH OPPORTUNITY WEEK has bee. a week of exceptional style ' presentations at a price in the dress department. NEW FROCKS $16.75 to $25 Values =314 Evening Gowns Sport Frocks Afternoon Frocks Daytime Dresses Regal Evening Gowns—high shade frocks for all occasions mark & display of stylish dresses that have captivated the hearts of every woman and miss who has seen them. $25 to $39.75 Values Dresses of the better type for formal and dastime wear that, too, bear the stamp of Dame Fashion's approval. Brooks Dresses—Third 'Floor > - STREET BETWEEN IITH S OPPORTUNITY WEEK| has proven a sensation of style at a price in the millinery department e More of the Popular Two-Tone, High Color WINTER FELTS Opportunity $ | .85 Don't let anything - colors and all. interfere with. giges, your seeing these hats tomorrow. > 8l Genuine Fluffy Angora These are the type of values that'll make you buy for the fu- ture. PFascinating hats for the miss and the ‘woman, All head sizes. Absolutely new and over go smart.