Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1933, Page 16

m B—2 SOCIETY President and Mrs. Wedding Anniversary This Evening SOCIETY. Roosevelt Celebrate 5o, Sia: e ot Mrs. W. l&l:l Huntington, Mrs. John Kingman, . Royal T. McKenna, Hn.w.l.Peuwn.mulLL.vmm‘“l Whitney By , Heu t, With Family Party. HE President and Mrs. Roosevelt will have with them this eve- ning a small family party at dinner. The occasion will cele- brate their twenty-e!'htittl wedL; ding anniversary. Mrs. Roosevelt, as hel?“cuswm, had a few friends with her at the tea hour this afternoon at the ‘White House. Cabinet Lady Guest at Women's Democratic Club. Mrs. George H. Dern, wife of the Secretary of War, will be the guest of honor at an informal tea at the ‘Woman’s National Democratic Club, 1526 New Hampshire avenue, tomor- row afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. ‘The list of hostesses includes Mrs. william H. King, Mrs. Hugo Black, ‘Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, president of the club; Mrs. Lister Hill of Alabama, Mrs. W. A. Ayres of Kansas, Mrs. Ber- tram Chesterman, Mrs. George M. Eckels, and Mrs. Edward Keating. The Secretary of Labor, Miss Fran- ces Perkins, will be the honor guest at a tea this afternoon given by Mr. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse, in their George- town residence, the old Waggaman mansion. In the recelving line will be Mrs. John N. Garner, wife of the Vice Presi- dent: Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Miss Grace Abbott, director of the Children’s Bureau, and Miss Mary Anderson, director of the Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor. Those who will preside at the tea table during the afternoon include Frau von Prittwitz und Gaffron, wife of the German Ambassador; Mme. Veverka, wife of the Minister of Czecho- slovakia; Mme. Peter, wife of the Swiss Minister; Mme. Prochnik, wife of the ‘Austrian Minister, Mme. de_Wichfeld, wife of the counselor of the Danish le- gation; Representative Mary T. Norton of New Jersey, Mrs. Lewis Douglas, Miss Amelia Earhart, Mrs. Richard Boeckel, Mrs. Lowell Mellett, Mrs. Warren Wheaton and Mrs. Whitney North Seymour. The Minister of The Netherlands and Mme. van Royen will entertain at dinner this evening at the legation. ‘The Minister of Czechoslovakia, Mr. Ferdinand Veverka, accompanied by the first secretary of the legation, Mr. Otakar Kabelac, is in New York, where they went to attend a dinner given at the Commodore in honor of Prof. Albert Einstein of Germany. Mrs. Hughes, wife of the Chief Jus- tice, will not observe her day at home during Lent. Senator Hamilton Kean of New Jer- sey and Mrs. Kean are staying at the week of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ksuffmann at the Hotel Clarendon, Daytons Beach, t Fla. They were en route to Mismi Presen auspices of the Women's League. Beach where they were house guests of Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. Sir Percy Thompson, controlier of the British treasury, is arriving in New York is stay in this country. Miss Louise Ireland, daughter of Mrs. THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN and Mr. Warwick Potter Seott of Phila- delphia. Countelor of Italian Boxholder for mflm S and Mrs. Comdr. and Mrs. E. R. McKensie en- | come 'as en Eec numbered eight. . Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Kerngood have A. David Ireland, whose marriage t0 | returned to Wi and Mrs. Charles Pennebaker Grimes of New York will take place tomorrow, will have as her attendants Countess Felicia Gizycka, Mrs. Guy 8. Paschal, Mrs. Langdon Williams, Mrs. Adolf A. Berle, Jr.. of New York, Miss Louise D. Cather- wood of Haverford. Pa. Mr. Cummins Catherwood, nephew of Ireland, will give the bride in ma . J. Laing Green will be best man and the ushers selected are Mr. Alfred Mitchell Bingham, Mr. William A. M. Burden, Mr. Kenneth Edmund Ryan, Mr. Moorehead Howard Slade, Mr. Al- fred H. B. Peabody, Mr. Bayard Schief- felin, Mr. Nicholas W. Danforth, Mr. John Richmond, Mr. Giles G. Healey, Mr. John Harcourt McDill of New Yorl q When we look o w ing see "New Srnmu g we feel Slashed Prices sign reading, for it takes more and satisfact lothes Sold Reduce the Elizabeth Arden Way Ask about the marveloun new Ardena Bath which literally melts away surplus pounds. National 4161—1147 Connecticut Ave. ver the papers and Suits and Coats at Here." . price to give value jon in clothes. months in Florida, and returned here by boat. city. Mrs. Emms Lee White of Matthews, Mrs. Archie Miller has announced the marriage of her daughter Caroline to Army Air Corps, March 11 at Schofleld . Lieut. and Mrs. evening at ) |) Tomorrow .. . Marvelous New Showing of SPRING GOODS That Will Attract Throngs of Misses, Juniors and Young Girls to Our Fourth and Sixth Floors Never, we believe, have you seen such remarkable assortments at moderate prices...never, we know, have you been able to buy such a charming outfit for so small an outlay. Call tomorrow and be amazed at all you see. Dresses, Coats, Suits, Hats, Greenbrier Sportswear, Shoes and All Accessories. Call to COLORS! The cute, short-vamp beauties young women are so “wild” about! At all our 3 Women’s Shops NGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1933. SOCIETY. week on Thi and Priday lvlnl.ng March 23 and 24, at Plerce Hall, 8ix- teenth and Harvard streets. Miss Mar- Jorie Brockett is chairruan of the ushers. REUPHOLSTERING — 3-pe. suite reuphoelstes Elta, mmmnfi Inm;nnm her || 13,ihe fnest mate: s urelie Murcheson, are | iola a: the Bhorenam. en outs Trom *|&_three-month stay in Miami, Fla. (Continued on Third Page.) English and French Period FURNITURE Home Decorations and Embellishments Early American anid English Silverware and Sheffield, Including a 6-Piece Sterling Silver Tea Service By Bailey, Banks and Biddle Co. Valued at $4,500 Collection of Fine Oriental Carpets of Kerman, Bokhara and Kashan Weaves Chinaware, Bric-a-Brac, Statuary and Objects of Art, Ivory Carvings, Armor and Old Books Sale Today and Tomorrow at 1 P.M. 2509 14th St. NW. Col. 10172 TONIGHT!! FREE LECTURE “PURITANS and DEVILS" Porsonal Prsehio Experiences ESTA MAE BARR Béueater Metapsyehiane At 8 P.M, Geige Gaul's Trio Also 2 FREE LECTURES MAR. 18, 19 at 8:15 P.M. WILLARD HOTEL P R o O P T Phone NAtional 1133 COAT and SUIT Yourself at Philipsborn for $25 and $3 9.50 No need to look elsewhere, for we have an abundance of flattering fash- ions in coats and suits that are des- tined to make lovely ladies look even lovelier. You'll find it difficult to choose between the severe mannish Shoreham. ‘The charge d'affaires of Chile, Senor Benjamin Cohen, will have with him over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Spruille Braden of New York and their daugh- ters, Miss Maurja Braden and Miss Laurita I. Braden. ‘The charge d'affaires of Egypt, Nico- las Khalil Bey, has sent out cards for a reception Sunday afternoon, March 26, from 5 to 7 o'clock, at 2301 Massachu- setts avenue in celebration of the birth- \ day anniversary of his majesty, King 1 W Fouad I. \ Y “Pin-Tucking”’— The newly appointed Ambassador of 2 Prance, u;:ngxp: el Bouaye. wil blu e,bl;'] ack, sall from France Apri or his new post in this city. Retiring Ambassador gray, beige. Claudel has not set a date for returning to his native country. Lady Elizabeth Lindsay, niece of the Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Lindsay, who has been with her uncle and aunt in the embassy for several months, is sailing today for her home in England aboard the Aquitania. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Frederick W. Coleman were the guests early this tailleur and furred, feminine types. Sizes for juniors, misses, women and little ladies, in both types. '295 have never been §c‘:e‘np?'““;;lna“hlv.a clung h’aql\i.l- i ¢ honestly believe that, dollar for ':d:r. \hoy are the best v-luulindlwdnhlms(;:_‘: Jeder. invi ndividua Weiarite 100 10250 5 owly Saks Fors 454 . ::ilofed to the usual Saks standards. MEMBERS MASTER FURRIERS GUILD “Pin-Tucking”’— blue, black, or Juvenile Shoes with a “Future!” A—Dawn Blue Coat with Squirrel $25 B—Black Crepe Coat with Galyae ..$39.50 C—Eleanor Blue Suit with #ray Kid .. $39.50 D—Blue Suit with Wolf ..825 Sensational New “Hahn” Novelties Genuine watersnake pumps for junior women — incompar- Beige or serve able value! 3 10 9, ice :...de, ‘;;’(o 3— AA 10 $3.95 £45. 342,95 G to 9.... “R o u ghies” American-made Style Scoop of Hahn's, 7th St. store only No, this is hot a new Jig-Saw Puzzle! One-Eye Tie STEP-IN Is hand-turned . . . and @ VALUE at Beverly's new price 5 [ Do like and Styled with a . cnn‘tyo:elr thgx‘zlxm %‘ecllue Punch!” Blue, tney “bite" your_instep? one won't! ave beige or black ; it in black, bh:le and parch- perforated ment kid to Wend with any pigskin. Genuine Ermine Watersn a k e— gray or beige, pumps, ties, straps, “Girl Scout” shoes for misses as_well as Big Sister. Rogu- i rviceable. Smoked elk or tan. $2.45 $2.95 Spring dress wear will call for cute, shapely patent leath- er straps like theee! M 8245 o ‘women’s— It's a statement of fact. Quality Wins Always— whether you are talking about a government, a fi- naneial system—or school shoes! Down! down! down!— have gone our prices. But up! up! up!—have stayed our qualities. Little chaps’ black or brown oxfords at a new, low price—in a mew, better qual- ity. Styled like Big =4 izés to 13%.. 31'95 Larger sizes—$2.45. Boys’ oxfords with. scuff - proof Shark- skin tips. Brown or black elk. Wears to beat the $2.95 Tt isn’t hard to sell shoes at almost any old price— but it's something else to produce really good-look- ing boys’ and girls’ shoes —that have a “future” of service ahead — because they have a “past” of re- liability back of them! “LADY LUXURY” Hose more beautiful than ever— and lower priced, starting at— band! 1to6... Clever New Bags $ 2 95 of patent, kid, fabric, poca Wmmmmm ell lined, and with double backed mirrors. First Floor JACKET FROCKS $](Q-95 and S5 Quality Always - Must Win! - 7th & K *3212 14¢th The frock at the left is swagger ensemble with full-bordered cape in a colorful print «« . at right, a sheer frock with a short jacket combining plaid and stripes as con- trast.. . just two of our comprehensive group of advance fashion Frocks. *Open Nights. ik