Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1933, Page 16

SOCIETY Mrs. Roosevelt Returns to Washington in Plane With Secretary of War and Mrs. Dern. RS. ROOSEVELT is again at|Englebright, Mrs. Malcolm C. Tarver, the White House after about & week's absence. She returned to Washington this morning in an Army plane with the Sec- petary of War and Mrs. George H. Dern. The First Lady visited her sons, Mr. Frankiin Delano Roosevelt, jr., and Mr. John Roosevelt, students at Groton ~School, Mass., and spent a few days in New York. Last evening she was the ~honor guest at the annual May ball given in the 7th Regiment Armory for the benefit of the rest rooms for women in which she is interested. Before going “to the armory Mrs. Roosevelt dined at the Riverside Drive home of Mrs. ‘Willilam Randolph Hearst, chairman of | the Ball Committee, Among others at Mrs. Hearst's dinner were the newly .appointed Ambassador to Argentina and Mrs. James W. Gerard and Maj. Gen. Willlam D. Connor, superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point, former commandant of the Army War College in Washington. and Mrs. Hull Have With Them Mrs. Hays. The Secretary of State and Mrs. Cordell Hull have -been joined at the Carleton by their niece, Mrs. Paul Hays of Staunton, Va. who will accompany them to Europe the end of the month. ‘The Ambassador of Turkey, Mr. Ahmet Muhtar, is arriving in New York today from Mexico, where he has been for a fortnight. He is expected to come to Washii tomorrow. ‘The Ambassador and Mme. Debuchi (g will have dining with them informaliy at the embassy K. Ishii and Mr. Fukal, Japanese delegates to President Roosevelt’s eco- nomic conversations, who ‘arrived in ‘Washington today. ‘The Minister of Sweden, Mr. Bostrom, | | t.hli evening, Viscount |E Mrs. Omar L. Leatherwood and Mrs. James H. Patton, and a large numbes were seated at the non-hostess table. Mrs. Carey, wife of Senator Robert | D. Carey, with their daughter, Miss Sarah Carey, has gone to Boston for & short visit before going to their home in Careyhurst, Wyo., for the Summer season. Senator Carey is remaining here in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel for an indefinite time. Senator and Mrs. Daniel O. Hastings are spend! a few days in New York at the Waldorf Astoria. Senator Patrick McCarron of Nevada has moved to Wardman Park Hotel where he has leased an apartment until the end of the present session. ‘The retiring United States Ambas- sador to Argentina and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss have returned to their home in Georgetown from Buenos Alres, having arrived in New York a few days ago. They remained in New York at the St. Regis before coming to Washington. ‘The new United States Minister to Canada and Mrs. Warren Delano Rob- bins were the honor guests at the week- ly luncheon of the Woman's National Press Club today. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Robbins were honor guests at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mott Gunther. The President and Mrs. Roosevelt tomorrow for | @ Exposi! Mme. Bostrom and Mile. Pauline Bos- trom will sail June 3 on the Gripsholm Minister will return Mrs. Norris, wife of Senator George ‘W. Norris, was hostess at luncheon to- day at the last of the series of lunch- Congressional | @ evening styles One of a Kind 3 8 Black, Navy and Colors § Now 4.85 & | |.85 formerly to 29.75 Sizes 11 to 38 Jurius Garrineker & Co. F STREET AT FOURTEENTH It has been our good fortune to make arrangements with a diamond importer of note and the highest in- tegrity who had imported many choice diamonds before the advance in the market... WE ARE NOW PRESENTING THESE WONDERFUL DIAMONDS AT MUCH UNDER TODAY'S PRICE In an Extraordinary Sale of Short Duration . . . This occasion is an extraordinary opportunity as these are gems of the first water, including bracelets, clip pins, rings, engagement and wedding rings, brooches, pendants, novelty pieces of original design and many beautiful watches. REGRET IT IF YOU WILL NEVER YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT. The Second Floor Gown Salon says, ‘Do wear lots of gay Chiffons and Sheers” You can, with our lovely collection at a mere $|9.75 And smart Washington wom- en, who have been buying their really important clothes in the Gown Salon for so long that it seems like ever, listen and approve. Start the day in a cool sheer sult— finish it in & print that looks Iike a flower garden aflutter in a breeze. And for “afternoon until—" a chiffon with tucked skirt, double shoulder ruffie and soft flower at neckline, like the misses’ model illus- trated, but we've equally lovely ones for women, too. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44. Other Models $19.75 to $85 Second Floor. THE NEW 1216-1220 F STREET THE EVENING STAR, WASHI have & box for the Davis Cup | Nellle Tayloe Ross, is chairman of the tie to be played at the mwv‘-lflhua tea, and others who will preside at the Club Thursday, Priday and Saturday | tea table will be Mrs. William H. Woodin between Argentina and the United| Mrs. H. Dern, Mrs. Daniel C. States. The Ambassador of Argentina,| Roper. Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, Mrs. Mr. Espil, and the Ambassador of Marcus A. Coolidge, Mrs. Alben W. France, M. de Laboulaye, have also ac- | Barkley, Mrs. John B. Kendrick, Mrs. cepted boxes. Lewis W. Douglas, Mrs. Henry G. Mor- The diplomatic representatives from | genthau jr.; Mrs. Charles 8. Hamlin, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Cuba, | Mrs. Samuel C. Herrick, Mrs. Max Mexico and Canada have accepted seats | Gardner, Mrs. J. L. Baily, Mrs. Emily in & box set aside for representatives| Newell Blair, Mrs. Blair ter, Mrs. of the nations which have participated | W. A. Ayres, Mrs. Joseph E. ‘Wash- in the Davis Cup matches in North | ington, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Ed- and South America. Other box holders| ¥ard B. Melgs and Mrs. William 8. x;aoildude Mrs. Kelth‘MemllB. Ml]; N;}v-r Coa::lt- Noyes, Mrs. Mark Brooke, Mr. . D Clarence Norment, Mr. Bernon Pren- | Thomas Riley Marshall have taken tice, Mrs. Frederick C. Hicks and Mrs. | tables for the bridge game, and Mrs. George Hewitt Myers. ¢ willlam Mark Conrad will have with « ‘Woman’s Democratic Club Garden Party Tomorrow. A delightful card party and tea in| the M ;hee garden of nghland.cthe _xk_:orée of | party. ar Admiral and Mrs, Cary T. Gray-| b =4 son on Wisconsin avenue, has been| The retiring commandant of Fort planned by the Woman's National Democratic’ Club tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Roosevell will be the guest of honor at the tea and will present the | prizes to the winners in the bridge game. Those not wishing to play bridge | may secure tickets for the tea at High- land or the Democratic Club on New | Hampshire avenue, and tea will be“ George rnett. Mrs. Madison Boyd Jones, who is spending the Spring at flower, will attend the card You are cordially invited served from 5 to 6: to attend ‘clock. The new director of the Mint, Mrs. RUGS CARPETS Absolutely Hand Process Cleaning Washing Repairing FIREPROOF STORAGE Manoukian Bros. 1332 Connecticut Ave. Interpreters, Appraisers of Oriental Textiles PO. 3026 NO. 4866 Today and regular sizes. 6°-8"-12" Shades— 14" Shades— 16" Shades— 18" Shades— 54.75 Were $8.75 to $17.50 DuLIN $19:50 1, $20.50 COATS 27" Again, the Event That Eclipses All Past Accomplishments! Here are the most marvelous coat suc- cesses of the season . .. the most wear- able . . . the most outstanding! Dozens of smart styles are waiting for your selection, in dawn blue, navy, beige, gray and black. Wear them now and for Fall. Wolf Kidskin' Galyac Flying Squirrel Fox Kit Fox g Kolinsky Squirrel Sizes 11 to 44 PAILIPSBOMN—THIRD FLOOR her at_her table Mrs. Marcus A. Cool- | idge, Mrs. Cary Randolph and Mrs.| Were selling $2.00 to $6.75 Were selling $5.75 to $13.50 tea dance. Col. and Mrs. Cootes Wwill go to the former’s new post in Baltimore tomor- TOW. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Andrew T. Long will be the honor guests at dinner Thursday of Capt. and Mrs. Archibald Davis. They were entertained at dinner last evening by Capt. and Mrs. John R. e. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. | Edi Mrs. Billard, widow of Rear Admiral Frederic C. Billard, commandant of the United States Coast Guard, has re- turned to her apartment in the West- chester from New Haven, Conn., where she went to attend the commencement exercises at the Coast Guard Acade) In connection with the graduating cere- (Continued on Third Page.) 1216-1220 F STREET WOMEN'S FASHION SHOW Tomorrow 10 A M. to 5:30 P.M. A continuous revue to be held in Jelleff's Fifth Floor —presenting cvery new summer fashion for women. Slenderizing, youthful models for larger women will be shown as well as our usual stunning collection in You will enjoy this Fashion Show—a comprehensive Jelleff display of Summer Modes of Distinction—$16.50, $19.75, $25. Clearance of SHADES SILK and Chiffon Lamp Shades, suitable for Living Room, Bed Room and Study, have been drastically reduced. Some are slightly soiled—all are beautifully made. Choice of such tones as Rosewood, Champagne, Gold, Rose, Orchid, Peach and others. $[00 4, $3.50 $9.50 ,,+$5.00 Were selling $4.75 to $13.50 52-00 to §9.75 & MARTIN Connecticut Ave. and L” Gifts, Table and Home Furnishings for 86 Years SOCIETY. WooDwARD & LoTHROP 10T F aAnD O STrexTs Cool Comfort for the Very Young Cool, comfortable clothes that allow children to be active and happy during the Summer—at prices that parents emphatically approve. Sun Suit and Hat Sets, of lines, gingham, printed cottons and pique, $1 Sleeveless Rompers, of dimity. Sizes 1 to 3 Bmbroided Organdy Dress and Hat Sets in pastels. Sizes to 3 years..$1.95 Pique Hats, with brims that unbutten from the crowns, making them easy to Inunder. Also, linen hats $1 Training Panties, with Lastex at the back. Sizes to 3 years 50 Infants’ Shirts and Bands, with Lastex at the edges to hold them in place and help preserve their shape after laundering. Sizes to 3. Shirts, 50¢; bands, 25e. Inrawts’ Arransi, Fourtr FLOOR. Vacation Time is When Your Watch Needs Watching Do net lot the ineorrest time make you mis your train or speil your Luncheons or Teas for Memorisl Day Guests find Smart ‘Washington in The Tea Room