Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1932, Page 18

‘SOCLETY. SOCIETY Ambassador of Great Britain Host to Right Hon. Winston Churchill, Who Will Lecture Here. HE Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir Ronald Lindsay, will enter- tain a company of 22, including Senators, Representatives and other officials, at dinner tonight at the embassy in honor of his guest. the Hight Hon. Winston Churchill, who will deliver a lecture tomorrow evening for the Community Institute. Members of the diplomatic corps and others prominent in Washington Mfe will attend the lecture, which Mr. Churchill will give tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock in Constitution Hall. Sir Ronald will introduce his famous coun- tryman and guest to his first Capital audience. Among those who will be present are the Minister of Portugal and Viscount- ess d’Alte, the Minister of the Nether- Jands and Mme. Royen, Senator Alben ‘W. Barkley, the secretary of the legation of Egypt and Mme. Ali Ismail Bey, Mrs. Harry S. Cootes, Mrs. Samuel Blythe and Mrs. W. B. Bryan. Additional boxholders for the event include Mrs. Rushmore Patterson and Miss Sibyl Baker, and others who will be present are Mrs, John Jay O'Con- ner, Gen. and Mrs, H. C. Newcomer, Mrs. Herman Hagedorn, Mrs. Frederick Hicks, Mrs. Harvey Wiley, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ballou and Mr. Frank Jellefl. Boxes and seats may be had of mem- bers of the committee, which is headed by Mrs. George Scriven, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Frederick Brooke and others, or at the T. Arthur Smith Con- cert Bureau, on G street. Swiss Legation Scene of Dinner Party Tonight. The Minister of Switzerland and Mme Peter will entertain a company at dinner this evening. | The Count and Countess Szechenyi will have as their guest Saturday eve- ning the famous Hungarian violinist, Yelli d'Aranyi, who'is soloist with the National y y of Washington, | under Hans Kindler, at its concert on Sunday afternoon at Constitution Hall. This will be Miss d'Aranyi's first | ‘Washington appearance, and since she | is ranked as the most famous woman Violinist in Europe today, her coming, both as guest artist at her own lega- | tion in Washington and as soloist with | our National Symphony, is looked for- | ward to with keen anticipation. On Sunday Miss d'Aranyl is playing the Mendelssohn “Violin® Concerto in E Minor.” Senora de Arcaya, wife of the Min- ister of Venezuela, will receive tomor- | row afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock. The Minister of Egypt. Sesostris | Sidarouss Pasha, will be host to the | members of the Archaeological Society this evening in celebration of the 12th birthday anniversary of Prince Farocq. Prof. George S. Duncan of the Ameri- can University will speak on “Egypt, the Cradle of Civilization,” and ‘the company, numbering about 150, will re- main for a buffet supper after the lec- ture. Senator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary were hosts to a company of 26 at din- rer last evening, in the Chinese room of the Mayflower, the company includ- ing Dr. and Mrs. George Fite Waters | of Paris | The president of the Reconstruction | orporation and Mrs. Charles ves have taken an apartment at | the Willard, where they will be during their stay in the Capital Mrs. Dawes arrived in this country | the first of the week from London, ac- companied by her nephew, Mr. Henry Dawes, who is with them at the hotel. Mrs. D. H. Young, niece of the former Ambassador to Great Britain and Mrs. lDawes, is also with them at the Wil- ard. Mrs. Bulow, wife of Senator William i!. Bulow, was the honor guest at uncheon today of Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz, who entertained at the Army and Navy Club. Mrs. Gantz was mssisted by Mrs. J. Clinton Tribby, Mrs. FEdward Campbell Shields, Mrs. Frank | Morrison, Mrs. George Offutt, jr, and | Mrs. E. B. Gibson. Among those present were Mrs. Doak, wife of the Secretary of Labor; Mrs. Pat Harrison, Mrs. Peter N es, L. Abernethy, of Illinois, Mrs. o sister | Maud Harding, Mrs. Smith Hempstone, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Mrs. H. f\{~ Jensen, Mrs, Ray Dilman, Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs. Tilman B. Parks, Mrs. Willlam Bulow, ;ir.. Mrs, Hartwell Davis, <ludlow, Mrs. Harry McHenry, . iEllzathh Fred, Mrs. Charles Ellsworth {Tribby, Mrs. Harry Mourning, Mrs. pHarold Breining, Miss Jeanette Offutt, £ Mrs. Willlam Myer, Mrs. Henry Wooten ‘Offutt, Mrs. Lawrence Abercrombie, Mrs. Thomas Thorne, Miss Elizabeth Evelyn Offutt, Mrs. Carlos Bean, Mrs. Carl Crowell, Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel, Mrs. George Warren Offutt, Mrs. Florentine Colbert, Mrs. Eric King, Mrs. Philip Lauman, Mrs, MacDonald, Mrs. Frank Noske, Mrs. Harry Packard, Mrs. Arthur Adair, Mrs. Lillian Heflin, Mrs. Catherine Tribby, Mrs. Herbert Tribby, Mrs. Alfred Clarke, Mrs. Thomas Pierce, Mrs. George W. Offutt, Mrs. Carroll McGuire, Mrs. Alfred Fisher, Mrs. Thomas Mortimer Offutt, Mrs. Thomas Keliher, Mrs. Pat Chism, Mrs. Frank Long, Miss Olive Fitzgerald, Mrs. Harry Hines, Mrs. Leland Webb. Mrs. H. Clopton, Mrs. Edward R. Wilson, Mrs. Nita King, Mrs. John Hodapp, Mrs. Edward T. Hoopes, Mrs. Franklin Stelnwachs, Mrs. Pinkel, Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs. Frank Slingluff, Mrs. L. B. Lamar, Mrs. Lawrence gum Mrs. Willlam Myers, Mrs. Clayton 4 Mrs. Jerry Swann, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. Hasson, Mrs, Walter Sharpe, Mrs. John Reeves, Mrs. Edward Banks Gibson, Mrs, Robert Bachelder, Mrs. Jerry Shotwell, Mrs. Pugsy Dent, Mrs. Walter Kilpatrick, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. B. E. Trenis, Mrs, Viola Fellows. Mrs, Thomas D. Schall, wife of Sen- ator Schall of Minnesota, and Mrs. Leonidas C. Dyer, wife of Representa- tive Dyer of Missouri and president of the Congressional Club, were guests at a bridge luncheon today of Mrs. Sam- uel Burleigh Milton and her sister, Mrs. Wilfred Geist Fronheiser at their home on Sixteenth street. Other guests were: Mrs. Richard Fine Furniture and 1108 G Street—Phones: District 7§ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Yates, Mrs. Royal C. Johnson, Mrs. Al- lard H. Gasque, Mrs. Joe J. Mrs. Charles A. Christopherson, Frank Crowther, Mrs. Ulysses 8. Guyer, Mrs. Tierney, Mrs, Chaves, wife of Rep- resentative Chavez of New Mexico, Mrs. Felix Cordova Davils, wife of the Dele- gate from Porto Rico; Mrs. Edward Dixon Hayes, Mrs. Osmun Latrobe, wife of Col. Latrobe; Mrs, Mary Balley, Mrs, Aubrey Lawrence. Mrs. W. W. Chal- mers, 'Mrs. D. J. Carr, Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, national president of the League of American Pen Women; Mrs. George F. Wells, Mrs. C. Percy Myers, Mrs. Roy C. Neuhauser, Mrs. Turin Bradford Boone, Mrs. N. H. Dar- ton and Mrs. Donald McLeran. Mrs. Thatcher, wife of Representa- tive Maurice H. Thatcher, attended the luncheon today given by Mrs. Willlam D. Wrightson in her home in Chevy Chase in compliment to Mrs. Emily Newell Blair. Others in the company were Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming, Mrs. Claude Calvin, Mrs. Herbert Lee Smith, Mrs. Warren Brush, Mrs. Page Ken- nedy, Mrs. Eugene Grifin, Mme. de Mauduit, Mrs. Courtland Nixon and Mrs. Charles Willlams. The company ;x“llldu?m“ through the afternoon for Representative and Mrs. Stephen W. Gambrill entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Representative and Mrs. Willlami E. Evans of California. LADIES’ HANDBAGS Relined, Repaired and MADE TO ORDER M. KOHRN, 1748 M at Conn. No. 1210 4 9 ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS A Large Portion of Henderson’s Furniture DRASTICALLY REDUCED 15% to 50% Now is the time to save on QUALITY FURNITURE Come in—We Will Be Pleased to Show You JaMEs B. HENDERSON Interior Decorating 76 77 Beginning Friday, 8:30 A.M. CLEARANCE in the Women’s Shop of _the Raleigh Haberdasher 20—Dresses, silks and woolens; sizes 14 to 20; were $7 95 . $16.75 and $19.75 31—Blouses and Sweaters, sizes 34 to 3 $5.95 7—Lounging Pajamas, silk crepe; some with jack- $5 95 ets; sizes 16 and 18; were $10.75 to $13.75 g 43—Silk Dresses; black, brown and light shades; slo 75 sizes 14 to 20; were $16.75 to $29.75 . 76—Pairs Semi-Service Silk Hose; broken sizes and 65c colors; were $1.00 ... 4—Riding Habits, Smart Tweeds; were $39.75 $|2 75 Fur-Trimmed COATS 12, 14 and 18; were $59.75 3—Coats; green, with Badger, Wolf; sizes $26 14—Coats; black and Spanish tile boucle, brown tweeds, Persian Lamb, Raccoon, $ 1; sizes 12 to 40; Fox, Caracul, Squirre were $69.75 to $98.75. 8—Coats; black boucle, brown and green Mrs. | Mrs. 8. F. Rogers, who daughter, Senora de Guell, wife of the secretary second tomorzow at the Afth exhibiti this season. The drill ed of the military attaches of embassies and EI"ON in w.;flllnm and among e distinguish Col. Marco Pennaroll and Comdr. Paclo Sbernadori and Signora the Italian embassy; Prieto and Senora de Prieto of the Cuban embassy, Capt. Camille Husson, naval attache of the French embassy, and Mme. Husson, and Maj. Emmanuel Lombard, assistant military attache of the French embassy, and Mme, Lom- the assistant attache of the Mexican embassy, Gen. Jose Beltran and Lieut. tweeds, Persian Lamb, Raccoon, Fox; $46 sizes 16, 18, 20, 42; were $79.75 to $98.75 5 Black Coats with Silver Fox, Persian $ Lamb, Red Fox; sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; were $80.75 to $125.00 ......... cessesnss cesea THE WOMENS SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street $175.00 Lounge Chair «.oovs ononns o $92.50 Wing Chair of Drawers . » $58.00 Mahogany Book Case, 4 shelves 4 $115.00 Mahogany $135.00 Mahogany Highboy 5 red homespun cushions $22.50 Chair, to above $90 Mahoga Desk ... $147.50 Mahogany Chest Secretary .........ceemee . $7900 $175.00 Black Enamel Sofa, 587.50 DULIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. anad l’ During the Mid-Winter SALE OF FURNITURE Unusual values on many of our fine quality occasional pieces qnd related groups predominate—at discounts up to 50%! Inspection will disclose exceptional opportunities in addition to the following: .00 $67.50 Love Seat $85.00 Mahogany Dinette Buffet $78:50 B35 Server ... Table $32.50 Bench to match $269.00 Oak Bedroom Suite, 4 p + $110.00 Mahogany Dinette .00 China Cabinet ... .. 3 $85 $82.50 Mahog: $42.50 Decorated Maple Tea Table .. $395.00 Mahogany Din- ;295.00 ing Room Suite, 10 pes. $85.00 French Toilet $2'7:50 195 Vesterday Mrs. Gambrill was hostess at | Emilio Calderon Senora L Mrs. ‘was at Puig, with de guest, | Beltran. + is visiting her on occasion, of the Cuban embassy, | 10th Cavalry, with w] 1896, and later, in 1898, s i uartermaste a r. The annual circus at Fort Gen. John J. Pershing will receive Myer 3,.,,. Satur- the honors of the troops st .Fnon Mye; XL b g i n ride o (Continued on Third Page.) D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, ‘Gen. Pershing will have as his escort | this Machine Gun served as a first Heutenant in 1895 regiment nor guests will be Lieut. Anywhere—Everywhero—Any Way STEAMSHIP—RAIL—AIR CRUISES—TOURS Official Agent All Lines E. 1. OBER 1420 H St. N.W. Capt. Enrigue A. and the military attache and Tomorrow and Saturday DREsSEs REDUCED in 3 Big Groups 21 FROCKS Street and Evening All Formertn o 1000 Sales 30 DRESSES Street, Afternoon, Evening Final , (500 ‘ormerly 49.50 to 69.50 Gorgeous Evening GOWNS 3950 Formerly 95.00 to 135.00 izik Brothers 1213 F STREET 2 Important Clearances On the Second Floor Attire of Erlebacher’s high standard at these GREAT REDUCTIONS! Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats| 334.88 10399.38 Were $69.75 to $198.75 Choice of Remaining Better Dresses At One Price $95.00 Were $49.75 to $89.75 Fur and Untrimmed Sport Coats S‘I 9.88 to 344.88 | Were $39.75 to $89.15 | _For Street, Afternoon, Evening Purchases may be charged! All Sales Final - Erlebacher - THE NEW e“e S 1216-1220 F Street N.W. W —an exclusive Jelleff fashion... with a bolero jacket . . . the un- usual frock having a scarf top with covered shoulders! Adjustable high waist . . . black-and-white,-navy-and- white . . . for a woman.............c000000. ... $39.50 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' BETTER DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. TRAVEL TICKETS Phone NAtional 3347-3348 J The Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star 1932. SOCIETY. JuLius GarrinckeL & Co. STREET AT FOURTEENTH WE ARE HOLDING THE GREATEST SALE OF FURS WE BELIEVE EVER HELD IN WASHINGTON AMONG THE AMAZING VALUES ARE TWO OF SUCH EXCEPTIONAL MERIT THAT THEY ARE CREATING A SENSATION . ... Our Extraordinary MINK COATS . .. made from fresh, new skins, entirely natural in color . . . The Final Lot of These Coats Has Just Arrived At $685.00 Note also our HUDSON SEAL (dyed musk- rat) COATS, the best we’ve ever seen At $175.00 See, too, our bheautiful Persians . . . Caraculs . .. Broadtails . . . Beavers . +++ Leopards . . . Pony . W. & J. Sloane Squirrel . . . Raccoon « Muskrat . . . Ocelot. 709 Twelfth The February Sale Features Wonderful Sofas and Love Seats At prices so materially below their regular markings as to compel attention on the ground of eco- nomic room or $350 Charles of London Sofa, which is perhaps the most comfortable model of all popular sofas; made with at- tached down-filled pillow back and leose down-filled seat cushions. Covered in antique velvet. § NOW. 290 $175 Bedford Sofa, a piece of moderate size which adapts itself well to the small living room. Extremely com- fortable and attractively upholstered in silk damask. 5145 NOW....... e lonia $195 Wakefield Sofa, a characterful model which combines effective ap- pearance with extreme comfort. An old colonial sofa was the inspiration for this piece, which is uphol- stered in tapestry, damask 5155 or frieze. NOW......... $220 Lancaster Sofa, a product of our own shops modeled after a design taken from the English school. Very grace- ful, extremely comfortable with deep ceat and low arm. Uphol- stered in tapestry, frieze or § damask. NOW, 175 $200 Queen Anne Sofa, with carved genuine walnut base and upholstered in soft green damask. A charming and comfortable model. NOW s175 $250 Chippendale Sofa, with richly carved genuine mahogany base; uphol- stered in figured brocade. A most dis- tinctive type and very com- 5195 fortable. NOW $270 English Club Sofa, designed and made in the Sloane sho, Full size iece with separate down-filled pillows in the back and seat. An ideal loung- ing sofa upholstered in a variety of effective fabrics. 5215 investment—for the living library. Love Seats $120 Parker Love Seat of practical size and very comfortable type; up- holstered in exquisite satin. § 6 $125 Love Seat of effective type, with roll arms and shaped back. Down- filled cushions and separate down-filled pillow. The upholstering is blue damask, finished with ruf- 105 $150 Queen Anne Love Seat with carved walnut legs and down-filled cushions. A piece that is both decorative and com- fortable. NOW leO $160 Wakefield Love Seat, with deep seat and roll hack; gracefully turned legs. Offered in a variety $135 of upholstering. NOW... fled bottom. NOW....... $200 Kidney Shaped Love Seat, a model whose graceful lines create a most attractive design, making it prac- tical for use in many rooms hard to furnish and arrange. holstered in soft wessex cloth, NOW $220 Raleigh Love Seat. Another model which is exceedingly graceful and also of practical design for living room or drawing room. L'ghnlstered in tapestry, damask, broca- 175 telle or frieze. NOW $265 Lawson Love Seat, one of the most popular models and of excellent craftsmanship. Made with pillow back and upholstered in attrac- § tive damask. NOW 220 The February Sale is store-wide in its scope—offering unrestricted choice of the entire stock of Furniture—complete Suites and Occasional Pieces, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, Draperies, Lamps, etc. In connection with a charge account we offer a Budget Plan that adds much to convenience in settlement. W.&]J.SLOANE 709 Twelfth House with the Just Above G Street Green Shutters