Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1931, Page 16

i B o SOCIETY Dinner Last Evening for President and Mvrs. Hoover—First Lady at Morning Musicale. ¢ Mrs. Wallace * Joseph RS. HOOVER attended Mrs. | Lawrence Townsend's last morning musicale this season | at the Mayflower, accompanid | by Mrs, Edward Everett Gann, | Johm | Q. Tilson, Mr Strauss and M Hoover, jr. | Last ~ evening President and Mrs. | Hoover W:re guests at dinner Secretary of War and Mrs. Hu:ley entertained in their home str The other guest ut of town and includ:d Mr. Strauss and d 1 Tovejoy of New York, Mr. John_Nicklos of Chickasha, and Mrs. Otis McClintock, M George Bole, Mr. and M . and Mrs. Dudley Morgan all of Tu : Hurley: § Cromwell of Mu i H Okia., the home of Secretary and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. L. E llips Dartelsville, Okla.: Mr. and Mr\\ llbrp: . an Mrs. John Smithernar ¥ La., and Mr. and Mrs. % Fort Worth, Tex. * Mrs. Edward Ever: honor guest at lunche Lucy Wilder Mo tained for a com The Attorney General and Mr iam De Witt Mitc 1 heir guest for the week N Bunn of St. Paul, Minn, v arrive Friday. Miss Bunu the mcst brilliant women of St. Paul and amo; tertainments which she will at be the dinner of the Women's Amon Carter i Press Club Monday® night at lard. . Secretary of Interior and N Lyman Wilbur will be whose honor the comm cation and Mrs. William Jchn Cooper | will entertain at dinner at the Willard _tonight. Dinner at Chilean lm\m‘ y | to meet the members of Congress of the SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1951 President and Mrs. Walter Newton, the | counselor of the Turkish embassy and Mme Bedi, Capt. and Mrs. Yancey Wil- | lizms, Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Oula- han, Miss Elizabeth Johnson and Mr. Archibald C. V. Wells, Senora de Sacasa, wife of the Minister of Nicaragua, was the guest in whose | honor Miss Julia Teresa Sheridan en- rtained a company of 12 at luncheon today at the Mayflower following Mrs. s morning musicale. Mrs, Charles S, Deneen will be at home tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 | for the last time this season. Mrs. Dencen will be her (Iaughle s, Miss Bina Day Deneen and Carl Birdsall of Chicago. Presid- tea table will be Mrs. Charles Mrs. James E. Watson, Mrs. Join B, Kendrick and Mrs, Edwin s.| Broussard. “of Maryland and Norton of New | Senator Tydings Representative Mary T. ersey will Teceive with Miss Bell Gur- | nee at the reception she will give in’ her | home tonight, when guests are invited Ccmmittee Opposed to National Prohi: and_the District Council of th Woman's Organization for National Pro- hibition Reform, of which Miss Gurnee 2 :nized Mrs, les H. n of the nationa district group has two years ago by Sabin of New York, chair- organization, the en making strides | | as a powerful bloc working for the re- of the eighteenth amendment. The | tion tonight will mark the first nction at which a congressional group | h:s been entertained in a body. Officers of the District Council are, in | MISS HELEN To Present Benefit AUGUSTA COLHOUYN, ! day to be guests of Mrs. MacChesney's sister, Mrs. Maude L. Whiteman, at 1868 Columbia road. Mrs, Whitman enter- tained at luncheon for Mrs. MacChesn¢y at the Mayflower following Mrs. Town- send’s musical. Admiral and Mrs. A. L. Parsons of Wardman Park Hotel will entertain hl‘ dlnY‘;El‘ this evering at the Chevy Chase‘ Clul ig. Gen. William E. Horton, U.S. A. president of the Washingto: Bacheiors Cotillion, has arranged a rehearsal for those wishing to participate in dancing the cotillion figures on Friday after- noon at 5 o'clock in the gardez of the | Mayflower. As the figures to be danced at the last of tnis rerson's balls hlon- day at the "{x\r"\‘r.. w3 be more in- tricate L this sease r{ n | aricipate dancing the figures to bs present at the rehearsal. 1 Mrs. Townsend Hostess After Last Musical Morning of Season. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend entertained | at luncheon today at the Mayflower | | following her morning musicale, 1n | compliment to Miss Rosa Ponselle and | Miss Beatrice Harrison, who gave the | program. The other guests included | the Ambassador r 8. | Gurgel do Amaral; a, Mr. Charl milton Fish, jr.; Mrs the couaselor of the Italian em- s Conte Alberto Marchetti; the | counselor of the British embassy, MT. Ronald Tan Campbell; the naval n-' tache of the British embassy and Mrs. J. 8. M. Ritchie; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Shone, Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Pack, Mr. and Mrs. Leander McCormick Goodhart, Mrs, Pavenstedt of New York and her nephew, Mr. Almeyric de Faramond: Mrs. George Mesta, Mr. William Phelps Eno, Mr. Albert Morris Bagby of New York, Mr. U. Grant Smith, Mlle, Mai- olo Piaeffi, Miss Katharine Philli Mr. Edward Hart, Miss Edith Pflllx and Mr. Romano Romanie. Miss Helen Cannon and her niece, Mrs. LeSeur Richardson, left today for Illinois, where they will remain about 10 days. Upon Miss Cannon’s return to Washington she will have with her another niece, Mrs. William Hougnhtel- ing of San Francisco, sister ef Mrs, Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowle Chipman ntertained at dinner last evening in onok. of Mr. and Mrs. Loy Wesley Henderson, whose marriage took place recently in London. . and Mrs. George Brent Lake will n a party of 12 at dinner this at the New Shoreham Hotel. __Mrs. Charles H. " Harlow was lunrh SLIP COVERS suite and 5 separate cushion: 3 unur-a {0 your, furniture. and Roman stripe, $16.50. Wiite of phone for, sampie (5 s, Line. 5330 1515 2th 8i. 8.6 | The Hartma i1 nn Tourobe | For Every Kind of Travel mann best you ever made, One trip with the Hart- Tourobe will con- that it is the investment Conven- nee you luggage ticn to_the chairman, Representa- Mary T. Norton; Mrs. Barry Mo- Miss Elizabeth C. Harris and Mrs. r Wolf, vice chairman; Mrs. | W v Mason, secretary, and Mrs. John F. Dryden, treasurer. The chief of staff, Gen. Douglas Mc Daughter of the late Admiral Colheun, who will be among the artists to appear at the Washington Heights Presby terian Church this evening, when program of American Indian songs and | legends will be presented. —Underwood Ph:to, ient size-“light weight— sturdy construction— Capacity and its hes keeping device aks for itself. eon hostess today at the Mayflower, entertaining in compliment to Mrs, Frank F. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph John Paven- stedt of New York City have taken a suite at the Carlton, where they will remain for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haas of Phil- adelphia have returned to their home after spending a few days s guests of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Walson. During their visit they met a number of their Washington friends of the banking fraternity, Mr. Haas being first vice president of the American Bank- ers’ Association, | Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel, who entertained at luncheo: today at the Mayflower following Mrs. Townsend's concert, had as her guests Mrs. Homer Hoch, Mrs. Stephen Gambrill, Mrs. John Smithwick, Mrs. Theodore Shuey, { Mrs. Owsley Stanley, Mrs. Dickerson Letts, Mrs, Conard Syme, Mrs. Rich- ard Hughes and Mrs. James Moriari Burchell’s Famous Bouquet Coffee “a breakfast in itself” 25c Ib. N. W. Burchell 817-819 Fourteenth St. SOCIE Mrs. Willett Elmore, whe has been visiting_ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Morris of Upper Marlboro, Md., since her arrival in the States from Nicaragua, has taken an apart- ment in Kew Gardens, at 2700 Q street northwest. Mts. John E. Fowler entertal luncheon today in hl:: l;‘:ne ~ A Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your dour every evening and Sunday morning at 1g¢ per day lnd b Sunday. Can you afford to without this service at this cost? Telephone National 5000 and de- livery will start at once. Saturday Night Dances 9. Special Dinmer 82, T B X 81 trons may - remain lance through supy out couvert ¢ Ten to One 81 courert including supper Dinner Dances In the Louls Seize_ room every evening from 7:30 fo 9:30 (51.50 person or a la carte service). Supper dance, 10 titl 1 (50c couvert, ex- cept Friday. Saturday end holidays, $1). Phone Robert = HOREHAM =iz REH ORCHIATRA P rect aul Fidetman, DirectingJ) oo necricuT AVE. af CALVERT Adems 0700 Tonight Cancelled for Mourning. Arthur, was the guest in whose honor | The Ambassador, of Chile and Senora | Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley |in tk de Davila recalled invitations for the |entertained at luncheon today at the qu i ig onor of the Vice |Carlton. R bortis owing | The Secretary of War, Mr. Patrick J. e W * Davila as among the guests. The 0o Tstmor e DR numbered 80 and included the | b "o ttaches of all the foreign The Amba: embassies and legations as well Prau von Prittwitz u officers of the Army War College. entertain at evening in H . b The Undersecretary of the Treasury, | oo o e e ot TS| My Ogden Mills; was host to a small | embassy is making & short vicit to New pany at luncheon yesterday at the | York. He is stopping at the new Hotel The Japanese Ambassador and Mme. | Willard. St. Moritz on Central Park South. Debuchi were hosts at dinner last eve- , when thels e wore the At-| Assistant Postmaster Gen. and Mrs. Nathan William Mac- T Gomers: and Mrs, William De | Mrs. W. Irving Glover have with them | Chesney will ariive in Washington to- | Freyre " the Nimiter of Austria and FINAL CLEARANCE SALES r NOW ‘ . 1314 F Strect N.W. 'THROUGHOUT OUR STORE THE TRAVEL LEATHER & GIFT JHOP, Mme, Prochnik, the Minister of Sweden, Our extraordinary values certainly justify the keen in- Iu m I llER Mr. Bostrom; Senator and Mrs. Morris Shepard, Senator and Mrs, David A. terest and enthusiasm these sales have created among women who know and appreciate goods of high quality and smart style. INZTITUTION INTERNATIONALE Reed, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Jr.; Assist- | $19.75 Specially Priced r apartment at Wardman Park irs. Charles Sayre cf Engle- | The Secretary of the German em- y and Frau Lohmann are receiving as | born t child and fi s morr of Germany and is it ton in the fami d Gaffron will | Vicomte de Lantsheere of the Belgian | w General and Ator =y * o Py A ant Secretary of State and Mrs. Francis | ‘White, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph | Strauss, Dr. and Mrs. James Brown Scott, Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, Dr. | David Jayne Hill and the counselor and | Mme. Kato and the attache, Mr. H.| ‘Terasaki, of the Japanese embassy. The Minister of the Netherlands and Mme. van Royen will entertain at din- | mer this evening. The Chinese Minister and Mme. Wu | entertained at dinner last evening in | honor of the Secretary of State and | Mrs. Stimson. Others in the company | were the Secretary of the Interior and | Mrs. Wilbur, Senator and Mrs. Clar- ence C. Dill, Representative and Mrs John Q. Tilson, Representative and Mrs. Leonidas C. Dyer, the chief of staff, U. S. A., Gen. Douglas MacArthur; As sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Wil- liam R. Castle, jr.; the Secretary to the - Inn "I'I"I‘:. AT lln ST, LUNCHEON 4% 5% All Departments Have Remarkable Values For misses —a Martial Armand with 34 wool coat and printed dress. $49.50. h e s e Second Floor ooat over shoes are priced much too low g 52 ... we know it! The Following at Greatly Reduced Prices Are Particularly Notable sleeve Women’s and Misses’ Fur Coats Cloth Coats Dresses Winter Hats Sportswear All Accessories For little wom- en—a fitted silk Juniors®, Girls’, Children’s Small Boys’, Infants’ Wear ON SALE on Our Sixth Floor ~ cacles - delicious] JuLius GARFINCKELe-Co, F STREET AT FOURTEENTH but we are repaid by the thousands Burt’ s"'Semi-Annual” Those who know this store and its custom realize the importance of clearance in choice and savings. To those not familiar we suggest it is a good opportunity to get acquainted with Burt Shoes—and Burt Serv- ice—while prices are radically reduced. ‘of smart women who are hurrying in for I. Miller shoes at . . . . . 65 “Say it with Flowers” When Memory Plays a Trtck N5 They Are High in Favor for N formerly 18.50 In one group certain lines that have sold at $12.50, $13.50 and $15— 16.50and 14.50 Sl!ring Now $7‘85 e ; 2 : The Redingote which so amply and fashion- ably covered the ladies of the early 1900’s has inspired a slim edition of itself in those coat and dress ensembles that are marked as a definite Spring fashion. a relative or good friend, let us save the situation FLOWERS will do s — For Ladies— —from Sha Just give prompt service and finest Bowers. In four other groups are assembled others of the Burt favorites for street, afternoon and evening wear— Now $935 $1().85 $11.85 $12.85 For Men— We have marked three groups of our exclu- sive lines—black and -tan calf and grain leathers— Now $785 $88 $985 And here is the new lowered price for Ban- ister Shoes. Choice. ...$]11.50 Our Special Hose— Of exceptionally fine quality—the wanted shades and effects. Silk and wool, checks, plaids and plain colors: silk chiffon and serv- ice weights. A most satisfactory hose... §1 NATIONAL FLOWER APPRECIATION ONTEST Books mey be had gratis Sere. GEO. C. SHAFFER o 900 14th St. xiihiee Eves. g.l‘lllmlllllm||llllllIIIIIIIIlllillltlllllllllllll 1 i Modern Take No H Jelleff’s believes in this fashion—because it is tremendously becoming—because it is eminently practical (the coat can be worn separately)—because it is the type of en- semble for which women have been asking. We have sketched just three styles—but we have many more in our Dress Shops. They are to be a decided vogue. Do come and see them. formerly 12.50 Risks When and 10.50 You Have Fine Rugs —to be stored. Our modern war We aren't a bit sorry we made these drastic, sensational STORAG reductions! We are out to make this the biggest year in rugs, uphol furniture, Inquire about this service. Upholstered Furniture Fumigated Phone Nat. 6900 Merchants Transfer % CELLAY | I. Miller history! And the finest reward we could ask is evidenced in the eager, appreciative response of thousands Men's imported wools and lisle an equally special value at $1 a pair. Caring for Feet Is Better Than Curing Them Burt’s 134 F street Park your car in the Capital Garage at our expo of new . Miller customers and tried-and-true . Miller friends! bolero type silk coat' over print. ed frock. $25. Fifth n?- po— {. & Storage Co. 1222 F Street N.W. vnco-ucln(o—umrn -922 E Street N,