Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1933, Page 34

6 SOCIETY. Miss Mary Belle Kerr ,Wllll Be Hostess at Meeting of Sorority Alpha Gamma Delta Alum- nae to Be Entertained at| Home of Mrs. Lester E.| Boykin. Miss Mary Belle Kerr will be hostess at the meeting of the Beta Sigma Omi- cron Alumnae Chapter tomorrow eve- ning at 8 o'clock in Gunston Hall | School. Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club | will be entertained Thursday evening at 7 o'clock, with a buffet supper at 'Mrs. Magna Heads Patrons Visitor From Midwest the home of Mrs Lester E. Boykin, 2825 Albemarle street northwest. The | assisting hostesses will be Miss Mary | Louise Brown and Miss Vivian Vestal. | The Theta Chi Sigma Sorority held its first supper dance at the Madrillen Thursday evening. Thirty-two mem- | bers and their guests attended. | Tota Chapter, Chi Sigma National Sorority, entertained at a New Year eve party in the palm court of the Mayflower Hotel Saturday evening. T'ol- Jowing an_attractively arranged dance program, breakfast was served to 200 guests. Among those members of Tota Chap- ter who attended with guests were Miss Mary Lou Collifiower, president of the chapter; Mrs. Margaret Samuels, Miss May Beattie, Miss Flossie Tillotson, Mr: Norma Coombs, Mrs. Margaret Mof. fatt, Miss Agnes Walter, Miss Euene McPherson, Miss_Loretta Mansfleld, Miss Lois Lucas, Mis¢ Olive Summers and Mrs, Katherine Saulsbury Miss Ruth Thomas of Beta Chapter, natfonal _president: Miss Mary Lu Besche of Pi Chapter, national re tary, and Miss Dorothy Collifiower of Lambda Chapter, president of Alpha Province, were also present. The committee included: Miss Lois Lucas, chairman; Miss Mary Neubeck Miss M. C. O'Connor and Mrs. Mar rga- ret Moffatt. The annual pledging ceremonies of the chapter will take place this evening at the Kennedy-Warren, followed by supper. Six young ladies will be| pledged as future members of the sorority. Miss Flossie Tillotson, initia- tion chairman, is making arrangements Lambda Chi, National Sorority, held their annual closed dance at the Wash- ington Hotel, December 28. Those in charge of the arrangements included Miss Catherine Cook and Miss Helen Fry. Atrangements have also been made for a subscription dance to be held dur- ing early February at the Washington Hotel. The Washington Council of Tau Phi National Sorority gave its annual Christmas dance at Columbia Country Club, December 26, Representatives from scveral out-of- town chapters were present. Entertainment was given by Miss Linda Ann Smith of Alpha' Chapter, who sang several numbers, and Miss Giloria Davis of Zeta Chapter, who gave a tap dance. Members of the committee In charge of the dance were: Miss Gloria Davis, | Zeta, chairman; Miss Doris Flathers, | Alpha; Miss Ruth Heid, Beta; Miss Hil- | dreth Reed, Delta; Mrs. Evelyn Clay g’nole, Xi, and Miss Margaret Burchell, | Zeta Chapter of Tau Phi National Borority held its Christmas party, De- | cember 26, at the home of Miss Elva Robey. Chnslmu gifts were exchanged be- tween the members and entertainment was furnished by Miss Jean Hester, Miss Mae Higdon and Miss Vivian Pen- | dergrast, pledges. The rush girls present were Miss Elizabeth Conrad, Miss| Marian Phillips, Miss Dorothy Shee- | han and Miss Jule Shelter, | Two generously filled baskets of provisions were taken to poar fammes Arrangements Comp]eted | Plans have been completed for_the | annual dinner dance of the New York State Society of Washington, to be | given at the Shoreham Hotel Tuesday. January 17, at 7:30 o'clock. A meet- ing of the officers and trustees of the society was held at the home of Mr. William R. Vallance, president of the organization, Friday evening. The guests at the party will include 8ll New Yorkers, members of the so- clety and their friends. There will be music from 8 o'clock until 12 o'clock. Reservations may be made in advance through Mr. William A. Carr, chairman, 2551 Seventeenth street THE llel' & 1216-1220 F STREET MISS MILDRED LOUISE WOODWORTH, Assistant professor of romance language, State Teachers’ College, Terre Haute, | Ind, who is the guest of her hn)lhrr‘ and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn F. Woodworth, at Harvard Hall. Mrs. Ramcv Honor Guest University Women's Club‘ Mrs. Henry T. Rainey, wife of the Democratic leader in the House of Rep- resentatives, will be the guest of honor at the regular tea of the American As- sociation of University Women tomor- row at 4 pm. in the club house, 1634 I street northwest. Mrs. Richard Hogue will be the hostess on this occasion, assisted by Miss Mary Louise Brown, Miss Adeline Taylor and Miss Ellen Vinton At the tea table will be Mrs. Frank E m Snell, Miss Elisabeth Merle Car- k , Mrs. Thomas Heitz and Mrs. Katherine Struve. The monthly business meeting of the ‘Washingten branch of the club wiil fol- | low the tea. | Dr. Wilford M. Alken, director of the John Burroughs School, Clayton, Mo., and chairman of the Commission on the Relation of Scheol and College, will be the guest spea at the dinner in honor of head masters and mistresses of private schools of Washington on Thursday, at 7 p.m., at the club house of the American Asociation of Univer- sity Women, 1634 I street northwest Dr. Aiken will choose as his topic, “Better Co-operation of School and College Wor The lecture and din- ner are sponsored by the Education Cemmittee of the Association. Dance and Entertainment Planned l’)y State Societies ‘The Cor: cut, Oklahoma and Ala- bama State Societies will entertain jointly at a dance Wednesday evening, | January 18, at the Shoreham. Mr. Leon Brusiloff will dir®t the music. Mr. John R. Gardner, president of | the Oklahoma State Soclety, is in charge of the tickets; Mr. Ira Y. Bain, president of the Alabama State Society, is taking charge of the music and com- mittees, and Mr. Edward J. Lang, pres- | ident of the Connecticut State Society, is arranging an entertainment. ADOLF, Inc. SUITS — GOWNS — WRAPS 1021 Conneclicut Avenue ‘Washington, D. C. AFTER INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Evening Dre Formerly 79.50 and 59.50 Now $29.50 and $39.50 Sundny NugM Dre es One of a Formerly 69.50 and 49.50 Now $29.50 and $39.50 Street Dresses $16.50 and" $19.50 Fur-Trimmed Suits Formesly 125.00 Now $52.50 Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Coats 225.00 and 295.00 Now $135 and $150 All coats made in my own estab- lishment;; styles good for three years. Don’t Miss These Exceptional Values new WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 8, THE SUNDAY STAR, 1933—PART THREE. CIETY- treasurer general; Mrs. Stanley For- . g man Reed, registrar general; Mrs, Wil- Committee for Benefit Party liam Louis Dunne, by Mrs. C. dent general, ters u% the American Revolution, heads | rian general; Miss Myra Hazard, cura- the list of patronesses for the r‘urd.k" general; Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, ety o Be Miven at-the Willard on |State Tegent, District of Columbla |licity. Mrs. Jason Waterman is presi- | Fhursday at 8 o'clock for the benefit of | Daughters of the American Revolution; | dent of the chapter house. Mrs. the chapter house fund of the District | Mrs. George Madden Grimes, vice re- SR of Columbia Daughters. Other patron- | gent; Mrs. F. B. Linton, chaplain; Mrs. . esses are Mrs, David D. Caldwell, vice | Pedro Capo-Rodriguez, recording secre- Leadmg Hostesses Sponsor president general; Mrs. Raymond G.|tary: Mrs. Jean Labat, corresponding Kimbell, chaplain’ gen Mrs. Henry | Secrétary; Mrs. Ada C. Mill Payne, Bourne ' Joy, recording s - | treasurer; Mrs Arturo Y. Casanova.| me. May, wife of the Ambassador |W. Ca eral; Mrs. John M. Beav spond- | historian, and the regents of the 59 |of Prance, and Mrs. William Howard | Smith, ing secretary general nk How- “&hnplrr‘ of the District. land Parcell. 7 ary ge Jelifr: 1916-1220 F STREET Tom~ ~ow—~Our Entire Stock of o, FUR COATS —drastically reduced—don’t miss these four sale groups. a0 SID9. 195 great JANUARY SALE! Every coat from our own regular stocks—Jelleff quality—Caracul, Hudson Seal, Natural Squirrel, for dress wear—raccoon, muskrat and lapin for sport and street wear—in styles and sizes for Mrs. Pedro _Capo-Rodriguez, | Capps, JANUARY SALES grow in importance every day, with new events, new sales! in thi misses, and women! $250 Hudson K (dved $98.50 to $125 Fur Coats $98.50 SILVER MUSKRAT Coats, self-trimmed or $ $125 BROWN CARACUL Coats with large shawl i $98.50 BROWN LAPIN Coats, very smart .mrl tailored with johnny or shawl coliars $125 SILVER MUSKRAT Coats with $135 SILVER MUSKRAT Coats with $ smart puuth collars of exceptional ° $145 CARACUL LAMB AND KID with:sélf collars.......: $165 HUDSON SE!? self-trimmed Coats with ermine and Jap Mink collars $ 5 $165 NATURAL RUSSIAN SQUIRREL 4 s, self trimmed brown with self collars or collars of soft kolinsky $250 to $295 Fur Coats Coats with fine Mink collars and cuffs.. skins—silky fur, classic sports model. .. 5295 BLACK KID CARACUL Coats with Convenient terms of payment may be arranged! trimmed with contrasting golden muskrat collars of the same fur $125 to $145 Fur LOdls arge shawl collar and cuffs of fitch.. qull\t\ beaver .. CARACUL Coats in blask or brown $165 to $195 Fur Coats $195 HUDSON S (dyed muskrat) and cuffs C $165 KID CARACUL Coats in black and $250 HUDSON SEAL (dyed muskrat) $ 275 RACCOON Coats, exceptional quality I 9 superb SILVER FOX Collars Your favorite Perfume by the DRAM in this pretty little Misses’ Coats! eral; Miss Katharine Arnold Nettleton, | of the Card Party Committee, assisted ‘ given by the famous Children's Thester xs. O. C. Coumbe, Tice chatrman; | of New ok City at the Natianal . Jol avers, patronesses; Mrs. | Theater Saturday morning under the | belove b \storian general; | Edwin J. Ryan, treasurer: Mrs. W. H. | auspices of the Women's Tnternabional | amens i oy, tale classic Mrs. Russell Willlam Magna, presi- Mrs. Frank Phelps Toms, reporter gen- | Wagner, tickets; Mrs. McPherson, ta- | League. Other subscribers include Mrs. Natlonal Soclely Daugh- | €ral; Mrs. Frank Madison Dick, libra- | bles and_cards; Mrs. Harry Dowling, | Thomas D. Schall, Rear Admiral W. L. | burgn, Children's Performance | & ondy. Mrs. A Montague Ferry, Mrs. Taft are among the subscribers to the | C. Waite. Mrs. Ralph M. Griswold is chairman ! performance “Sleeping Beauty,” to be! Mrs. Frederick Delano heads the list' annual recepticn to the Massachusetts | ternational Mrs. Seth W. Richardson, Mrs. | Evalyn W Mrs. Lee R. Pennington, pub- | Rudolph Max Kauffmann, Mrs. Duncan | box part; Phillips, Mrs. James Clement Dunn, | George Eustis, Mrs. L. Corin | Strong, Mrs. George R. Putpam, Mrs. E. 1. Lewis, Mrs. Gordon Dunthorne, | Mrs. Robert Fleming, M: ark L:ms- Mrs. J. B. Wycoff, A Robert NEWS of the NEW at Jelleff’s! With fascinating new things, new ideas arriving every day, it's hard to choose among them! We made a flving trip through the store, and this is what we found. CAPES arr r\gr\\\lvcrc' You simply ¢ wear anything more important, or becoming. We show a Misses’ “Made- lon” dress, with a shoulder cape_ that buttons on at fhe back. The white flower wheel is on the neckline of the dress, but slips through a slit when vou wear the cape. Second Floor. $29.50. — 7 TH MUFF-IN BAG, as its name implies, is a muff and bag combined—and very smart, too, in broadcloth or rough wool to match your coat, with two silver-metal initials, $1.95. HAND-KNITTED to your order, is a new feature of the popular Knitting Shop—dresses and suits, beautifully done in silk or wool, and for less than you'd believe possible. De- livery in from 10 days to 3 weeks. g ACINTH BLUE JEW- ELRY is the newest blue note there is! Earrings and n laces set in silver. Hyacinth makes a lovely accent with grey, and if you are lucky enough to be able to wear it, this jewelry is stunning. $1 HUGE CHIFFON ’'KER- CHIEFS in bewilderingly love- ly prints are the latest flourish from Pars for evening. 27 inches square, which makes a_handkerchief—but the effect of one of them with your pet evening frock is something wonderful. In all sorts of un- usual shades, including the new vellow. $2.50 of patroneses of the pla: b2 a colorful dramatic version of the|ary 20. Mr. and Mrs. Hickey will be jriesiy | assisted in the receiving by the members ung set who have sub- scribed are iss Moira Archbold and |and their wives. Miss Emily McLean, daughter of Mrs. | Massacl’lusetts State | is he Soclety party Planned | The president of the Massachusetts | oun Stirling, Mrs. Truman |SOCiety, Mr. Frank E. Hickey, presided | Wilson 1 Mrs. Carl Droop and Mrs. F.|at a meeting this week of the joint | ™ committee to complete the plans = 1 i PEBARGIES SAL L RSHEI\l SHOES s (L rmen, HIS is our first sale of these celebrated shoes, which are so smart, beautifully made, and delightfully comfortable. En- tire $8.50 and $10 stocks includ- ed ... all favored leathers. But you must hurry! SHOE SHOP STREET FLOOR Hobnail Glass Bottle! Ciro’s \mn nder, new; dram.........$1.65 Lanvin's s sticated ; dram. 90c Guerlain’s Shalimar, Oriental ; dram. . .$1.40 Guerlain’s L'Heure Blewe; dram Patou’s Dry Cocktail, youthful ; dram. .$1.25 Patou’s [n7 Patou’s Moment Supreme; dram Patou’s Bitter St e e e ms s s SO Arden’s La Joie, \p\mu like; dram....$1.00 Arden's Le¢ Reve, dreamy; dram......$1.00 Arden’s L’ Amour; dram. ..$1.00 Caron’s Bellodgia, mysterious ; dram. .$1.40 Caron’s Sweet Pea, flower-like ; dram. .$2.00 Caron’s Nuit de Noel; dram.........$2.00 ‘Another Big Purchase! $3 and 35 Bags 59,65 Stunning values. in the most wanted leathers and styles. Roomy pouches with passport pock- ets. Vagabonds, and tailored envelopes. Inner change compartments, safe zipper pockets, Trimmed with metal, marcasite, simulated shell, ivorytone, galalith. Good coat colors, too—black, brown, green, grey, red, navy, beige. Smooth, Grain Calf, Antelope Sucde, Patent Leather four low clearance prices— $4950__$6950_8gQ-50__ 5110 Glorious fus . . . finest of fubrics, most of them Forst- mann’s . . . well-made and beautifully finished to the last detail—Coats that will be a real investment—in satisfaction now and next year! $69.50 and $79.50 COATS Smart coats, fine crepey fabrics in brown, $ 5 O 4‘ 9 4 green and black, including plenty of Misses’ Sizes boxwood black or with brown furs—a few with detachable fur capes! $135 to $165 The very creme de la_creme of our Winter coat collection . . . all authentic copies of Paquin, Patou, Vionnet, Martial et Armand —all one-of-a-kind modeis! FINE EASTERN MINK. SUPERB SIL- VER FOX, GLORIOUS BLUE FOX, RICH BEAVER, PERSIAN LAMB, AND GREY KRIMMER. Waist-deep shawl collars, plastrons, fur yokes, fur half-sleeves—unusual and lavish all-black coats—with these fine furs: LINSKY, SKUNK, and FISHER FITCH. In great shawls, cape shawls, square, cir- cular and pouch collars . . . cuffs furred . or furless. Sizes for All Women with brown furs, brown and green coats with brown furs, including these: MINK, KOLINSKY, BLUE FOX (dyed white), PERSIAN LAMB, BEAVER, SIL- All the season’s most successful styles— o8’ Siz deep cape chawls, great square shawls, Misses' Sizes and luxurious horseshoe collars. Sizes for .41/ Women - $110 to $145 COATS ments beuumuny executed in these lorious furs: MINK,/ BEAVER, BLUE FOX (dwd wmte), KOLINSKY, BURGUNDY green, and lots of black—all All Women COATS i zes and Sizes for 'zut.menuonmtso Forstmann's finest Missed’ Sizes f SILVER FOX, MINK, BLACK FOX, KIT FOX, PERSIAN LAMB, BEAVER, KO- $89.50 to $110 COATS Black coats with black furs, black coats 5 $ L] O VER BURGUNDY FOX, SILVER FOX, and BLACK FOX. Paquin, Patou, Lanvin and Lelong's smartest Winter collar and cufl treat- m PERSIAN LAMB, and SILVER B-ku and Jamaica brown, bronzeen and Misses’ Sizes and Sizes for fabrics in biack and brown. All Women JELLEFF'S—FASHION COAT SHOPS—THIRD FLOOR, which will | members of Congre:s Monday, are all planning the party a of t * the | Office These two 5th floor Women’s Dresses look new, are new because they are —small figured PRINTS —NAVY and WHITE —JACKETS and CAPES The new prints have arrived—not too advanced to wear right now, yet so definitely new and smart that you can see Spring in every line and design! Small figured prints will lead this season, and that means sizes 36 to 44 will wear the most flattering frocks in many Springs! Twin prints are good, jacket frocks are even better than ever, and you'll find many of the jackets have capes. The dresses have light tops, long or short sleeves. Square polka dots, dot and dash designs, vague whirligigs and shadow prints in crepes and the new sheers. Navy and white; brown and white, black and white. From our collection of new Spring prints at $16.50 JELLEFF'S FIFTH FLOOR, DRESS SHOPS Another Extraordinary Announcement! Entire Stock of Finer COATS Women’s Coats! 250 in all—reduced to these Misses’ $125 black wool coat with col- lar and cuffs of silver Bur- gundy foz (right) . 389.50. Several dinner parties will precede the alsh McLean, who will have a | dance and the guests of mc soclety chusetts rally” to meet their mgmbcr; of Congress. " The Reception Comumittee icd by Mrs. H. C. Shepheard and be assisted by the ladies of the flocr and the t will be in charge of Mr y. acsisted by the gentle-