Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1931, Page 18

T : SOCIETY. SO CIETY Vice President Curtis to Be Feted Tonight. : Guest Last Evening of Senator and Mrs. Deneen. ward Everett Gann, will be the guests of honor at a dinner to be given at the Carlton this l_vx( Mrs. Mable Walker Wille- ‘he guests will nmbet 5! HE Vice President, Mr. Charles | Curtis, and his sister, Mrs. Ed- evening brandt. ‘The Vice President was whose honor Senator and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen of Illinoils entertained at dinner last evening in the palm court g! the Mayflower. Covers were laid jor 50. [ Mrs. Edward Everett Gann will be 2. guest in | the Mr. and Mrs. Bestor will give & din- ner this evening for members of the board and their wives in their home in Chevy Chase. Admiral Charles E. Riggs, Surgeon General, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Riggs were whose honor Comdr. the honor guest at luncheon Monday | S. P. G of Mrs. Robert E. Lee in the Mayflower, when the 40 guests will include wives of members from the diplomatic corps, the congressional group and resident society. An unusual note will add to the in- terest of the lJuncheon when Miss Evelyn Davis will interpret by dance some poems of Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews. Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur ’ To Be Hosts at Dinner Tonight. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur will be hosts at dinner this evening in the pan- American room of the Mayflower. Mrs. Joseph Strauss will be at home at 2208 Massachusetts avenue, in- !o:laxilly. tomorrow afternoon after 4 o' 3 Col. Charles G. Mortimer will en- tertain at dinner this evening J)recedlng the Army dance at the Willard. Col. and Mrs. Dean Halford of Kala- mazoo, Mich., are at the Shoreham Hotel for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Wallace, wife of Capt. Henry G. 8. Wallace, U. 8. N, will entertain at dinner this evening i her apartment, THE EVENING Chairman for Ball MRS. LAWRENCE V. GROGAN, Chalrman of patronesses for the ball this evening at the Willard, to be by the Washington Chapter of Trinity given | STAR, noon. The wedding will be & very informal affair, to take place in the home of the bride’s cousin, Mrs. George Saxis, in the Ontario, Sir Willmott and La the honor guests at luncheon today of ;:nred!:xuluh-apnnn( Union at the Wil- Lewis were Dean and Mrs. George B. Woods and Miss Mary Louise Brown, dean of women, will entertain at a party in the former’s home on Cathedral avenue this evening in honor of the presidents of the various organizations connected with the American University. Mrs. John C. Fremont will not be at home Sunday afternoon nor Sunday, PFebruary 22. Mrs. Mayo McKeown and her small son of Tulsa, OKla., are the guests of her mothe: hn F. McVey, in Mrs. McKeown, was , | Grace HeVuotmhc&v.hmm- her home, st 3033 Sixteenth street. who formerly Miss in-law of tative T. D. Mec- Keown of Okl Judge and Mrs. John L. Walsh of New York City are passing some time at the Carlton. Mr. J. William Somynerville is at the American Club in Mexico City, where he recently wenz' on business for the State Mr. Charles 8. Dewey, former Assist- ant Secretary of the United States Treasury and financial adviser to the Polish government, is at the New Colo- 'wey, Arrivi e 8. ney, They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Wessel of Briar- fashion show staged there. Mrs. Josephus Daniels, jr., of Raleigh, N. C, is at the Shoreham Hotel for a stay of a few days. She is accom- panied by Mrs. Edgar M. Foster of ; IN dashing new 'models | WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931. Raleigh and her brother, Mr. Stratton | Poster. B = to & well of the best concerts fiunm‘wmmmnm loover a tended, ha Good, widow of the late War; M BOSS PHELPS L W SPORTS SHOES —for girls of all ages || —latest mews from our | “Juniortown” shops. Symphony Soclety filled house at the ational yesterday afternoon, when one SOCIETY. HAT by TMoses 10 Shiny "Leonori" Braid Ideal for coat wear now, this smart off-face hat of shiny straw, trimmed with gardenias, will be un- usually smart for wear with the new Spring suits. Black and skipper blue. Exclusive Agents for o (BaPeAXBeemove W, D. Moses & Sons F St. at Eleventh The Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Debuchi will_be the guests in whose honor Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose will entertain at dinner this evening in her apartment at the Mayflower. ‘The Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Dr. Don Manuel E. Malbran, will return from New York tomorrow evening. ‘The Minister of via, Dr. Le- onide Pitamic, ent ed at tes yes- honor of Mrs. College Alumnae. Mrs. Grogan was in- strumental in the formation of the alumnae association. —Harris-Ewing Photo. at 2029 Connecticut avenue. Capt. Wallace is now on duty in the Panama Canal Zone. Lieut. Harry B. Slocum will come to Washington in about & week from the Virgin Islands, where he has been sta- tioned. Mrs. Slocum and her small daughter, who were to have left the city to join him, will await his arrival here, where it is expected Lieut. Slocum will be on duty. Right Rev. Mgr. John J. Sheridan, who has been the guest of his sisters, Announces An Informal Showing of New Spring Fashions Genuine water snake, modishly ¢om bined with blue, green, brown or black kid. Pumps, straps or oxfords. Mrs. Margaret S8heridan O'Connel!, Miss Julia Teresa Sheridan and Miss Annette Sheridan, in their Winter home on Twenty-first street, left today for his home in Syracuse, N. Y. Miss Van Leer Comes for Van Leer-Benson Wedding. Miss Leila Draper Van Leer will come | W, M. Moses & Sons F Street at Eleventh | Mocha and brown ealf “Gro. Nups” walking_heel sports shoe for Junior Women. Sizes | 3108, AAA 1o C. In Which the Opportunity Shop . Again Justifies Its Name crepe rubber sole sports ox- A Silk Print Dresses Capelet Sleeves, Lingerie Touches One and Two Piece Dresses . For Spring it will be fash- ionable to be seen in print. That it will be economical . is simply a matter of buying one or two or three of these marvelous little dresses at $15. And they are mar- velous! “DYNAMIC” Style Shoes $6.50 Genuine Python is most fash- ionable and we present 12 stunning styles in this new ingenue group. Mme. Boncesco, legation and Mme. of the Foreign Service School of George- town University and Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Frank W. ou, Mrs. James Brown Scott and the staff of the Jugoslav legation. Senator and Mrs. David Alken Reed have issued invitations for & small dance evening, February 21, at 10 o'clock, Mrs, Edgar R. Kiess had guests with her at luncheon today at the Mayflower. ‘The apostolic delegate, - Bionc AAAA 10 C Sizes 2 to 9 (at all our stores) Junior Women's two-tone elk. || by the “MISSES’ DEPARTMENT” Especially for the Schoolgirl and College Miss. . D. : lian Ambassador: As- : aturday Morning, February 14t i P ™ Ten-thirty A. M. to One P. M. CARLTON” Footwear $8.50 | Misses” “Gold Spot” epartan || sole sports shoes. Two-tone tan combinations. 1113 to 2, | Awoc. $2.95 At a new lower price (at F St. Skopioghi] Swagger for youngsters! Fall toe, tan and beige calf. - Spar. tan_“Gold -Spot” soles. 8% | t0 12, B to D. l $2.95 Models Exhibiting Reptile Bags Bmart new mod- els to mateh our most beau- tiful shoes. $2.95 $4.95 Young Folks Are Going to Be Simply Thrilled with The Fascinating New Goods We Have So Carefully Selected for Them to See for the First Time on SATURDAY At Very Moderate Prices In fact, never have we had such a captivating assort- ment of charming, unusual fashions . . . selections especially notable for their completeness so early in the season. We know you'll adore every lovely dress . . . each beautiful coat . , . our smart hats . . . good-looking shoes . . . all our accessories . , . our exclusive Green- brier sportswear. Young Debs, Juniors and School Girls Looking for Fresh, New Outfits Will Indeed Be Amazed at the Remarkable Assortments They Will See Here Tomorrow. Misses, Fourth Floor. Juniors, Girls, Sixth Floor Junius GARFINCKEL &-Ca F STREET AT FOURTEENTH “Lady Luxury” New Spring-shades in “Dultex” chiffon all- silk hose—set their own inimitable stand- ards of value at 95¢ The silks are pure dye prints. The variety of styles is amazing and each one is refreshingly new. An OPPORTUNITY. We spell it in capitals—a cap- ital opportunity. Women’s Shops 1207 F 7th & K 3212 14th W. . Moses & Sons F Street at Eleventh Styles and Sizes for Misses and Women Natl. 3770 ‘ 70th Anniversary Special Welsbach Electric Refrigerator LOW PRESSURE—SLOW SPEED *150 A Modern Way to Save A Representative Collection of Pitom sy 4 This Spring’s Styles A Famons Restaurant Comfilefo and Installed Sheer Woolens Crepe Romaine Canton or Printed Crepes Every type of frock is in- cluded in this collection. Dresses for street, after- noon or evening. The styles are the season's most approved — redin- gotes, jacket °frocks, capes or cap sleeves. Sketched: This charming redingote type frock is black’ crepe over red figured silk. It has a cowl neckline and a smart bolero effect. Patent leather flowers add a new note. Sizes: Features: Fully Guaranteed Five Cubic Feet of Food Storage Capacity Low Current Consumption “SUPERIOR QUALITIES—MODERATE PRICES” CONFIDENCE ... QUALITY There is no better purchase than the one of highest quality at a reasonable price. The confidence of our patrons in this trath is proven by the response to— Our February Sale Offering only our regular fine grade Furni- ture, Bedding, European Antiques, Paint- ings and Etchings, Lamps and Floor Cover- ings at prices 109, to 50% less than for- merly. skerched Custom-built Chair Comfortable down-filled loose cushion and Phoice of Radnor Clotn..... 30950 IN DENIM—several patterns.. “2.50 DUuULIN @ MARTIN - Connecticut Ave. ana l” ».PARKING SERVICE—Connecticus Ave. Entrance. Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Increased Storage Space Made by Welsbach Co., which pro- duced Public Utility Equipment for 40 years. Detailed Description: The model pictured is full porcelain interior with sanitary, rounded cor- ners. The exterior is flush panel, steel finished in white Welsbach Nitro- Lacquer. The dimensions are: Ex- ternal—Height, 60 inches; width, 26Y; inches; depth, 2174 inches. Shelf area, 8 square feet. 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