Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1933, Page 18

SOC OCIETY. 1 IETY Pzosident Roosevelt Noted Japanes Host at Luncheon to e Statesmen at White House Today. HE President entertained at luncheon today in compliment to the Japanese delegates who have come to Washington for informal conferences before go- ing to London to attend the interna- tional economic conference. The guests at luncheon were Viscount mmmm&;%b?dg‘uuam. . Katsuji uchi, Mr. 0 al, g. Julch‘iumuhiml and Mr. Toshihiko Taketomi, conselor of the Japanese embassy, who are members of the Jap- anese delegation. Others in the com- pany were the Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull; the Secretary of Com- Mr. Daniel C. Roper; Senator merce, Key Pittman, Senator Charles McNary, | i Senator. Clarence C. Dill, Representative joseph W. Byrnes, Representative Sam e Eaemtative James the State Department; Mr. Perry Bel- mont and the President’s aides, Capt. . 8. N, and Col. Last evening the delegates dined in- formally with the Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Debuchi, the other ests being newspaper men and mem- of the embassy staff. This eve- the delegates will dine with the nA‘x:gfiudor and Mme. Debuchi, the others in the commny to be the finan- cial attache of the embassy and the lor. Others in the delegation will be entertained at dinner by the first secretary of the embassy, 3 Kosaku Midzusawa, at Normandy Farm State, | as_direct as air routes at dinner by the Am- Friday the delegates will be enter- inf Debuchi, while the ogmally bassador and Mme. members of the delegation will be en- |} tertained at tea and a buffet supper by the counselor of the Mr. ‘Taketomi, in 0 A Allendale place. The Overseas Writers’ Association will “have as its guests at Juncheon Saturday the Japanese dele- that evening the delegates Thursday Only SUPER Breslan Roll Away Estra Weight, Siffness, Fatigue With the Prof. Hern You Can Reduce Easily! No dieting. Reduce without drugs, with- out strenuous exer- cise. The Hern Manipulator consists of corrugated rubber rollers on a flexible cable—it gives your body a deep knead- ing massage, it pro- motes circulation, breaks up congestion. TOMORROW 9:15A.M.to6 P.M. Muriel Ruud, R.N. will be on Jelleff's First Floor — to demonstrate the Hern Manipulator— to advise you on how to reduce fatty spots, lose extra pounds and stay physically young. Talk with* her—you'll find it Mr. |benefit of Miss Nancy, Cook, who will Mrs. Roosevelt returned yesterday at noon by plane from New York, where she made a brief visit. At her weekly conference with newspaper women she said she had referred a letter suggest- ing similar camps for unemployed women as the reforestation camps for the men to the Secretary of Labor, Miss Prances Perkins, but had as yet no re- port from her. It is understood an effort will be made to establish camps after the pattern of the camps which the Women'’s Naval Service organized | for war work before this country en- tered the World War. Following the annual garden party for disabled veterans in and near Wash- gton tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Roose- velt will go to New York to attend the graduating exercises at the Todhunter School and unveil a tablet to the late tephen T. Mather, founder of the Na- jonal Park Service, which will be placed on Bear Mountain. The unveil- ing will take place Saturday and Mrs. Roosevelt will spend Sunday at Hyde Park and return to the White House by plane Tuesday morning. | En route to Los Angeles Mrs. Roose- velt will be the guest for two days of Mrs. Franklin K. Lane, widow of the Secretary of the Interior in the Wilson cabinet. Mrs. Roosevelt will leave ‘Washing THE HOSTESS AND GUEST Mrs. Cary T. Grayson (right) and Mrs. Louis Greene (left) at the country place of Dr. and Mrs. Grayson cn Wisconsin avenue. Mrs. Grayson will receive | Mrs. Roosevelt and her party when they arrive about 5 o'clock to attend the| —Underwood Photo. | Democratic Club's garden tea and card party today. gton by plane Sunday, June 4, and will stop in Sante Fe, . Lane makes her home with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Nancy Lane, now a member of the State Legislature. After two) days there Mrs. Roosevelt will NI through the Grand Canyon for the accompany her and whb is making her first trip west of Chi . Mr. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President and First Lady, will meet her at some point in the West and fly with her to Los Angeles, where she will spend a few days with him there before starting East Sunday, June 11. She will make Do engagements of a formal nature and tments to receive any but per- friends. The return trip be permit. ‘Tomorrow Mrs. Roosevelt will attend the exhibition of model farmer-to-con- | \ Absolutely Hand Process }, Cleaning | Washing i Repairing | FIREPROOF STORAGE | | | 1332 Connecticut Ave. || Interpreters, Appraisers of ‘ Oriental Textiles NO. 4866 | Rengo sumer markets which will be held at the country home in Virginia of Miss Florence Ward of the Agriculture De- partment. || SO. Dinner Party at Embassy With Ambassador as Host. ‘The Ambassador of Italy, Twrst Preglan Bright and early tomorrow Signor ner this evening in the embassy. Lady Lindsay, wife of the Ambassa- next week. be no celebration today at the embassy of British Empire day, the anniversary of the birthday of the late Queen Victoria. The Minister of China, Mr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, went to New York today for a several days’ stay. country estate of Mrs. bin, which they have leased. Mrs, Henry A. Wallace, wife of the , and her , were e y of Mrs. X wl(:‘ oéh mle)e ch::_l of the Forestry Bureau e Depal ment of Agriculture, who entertained in her home in Chevy Chase, Md. Oth- ers at the luncheon were Mrs. Lawrence Martin of Georgetown, Mrs. Walter C. Henderson of Chevy Chase, Md, and Mrs. Chalmers Stewart of Carlisle, Pa., mother-in-law of the hostess. The Minister to Canada and Mrs. Warren Delano ~ Robbins and their daughter, Miss Helen Robbins, are sail- ing today on the Manhattan for Eng- land. The Minister will represent the United States at the Economic Confer- ence in London. Senator and Mrs. Royal C. Copeland have issued invitations fo buffe " "UR COATS CLEANED Inside ard Out. DEMOTHING GLAZING STORAGE INSURANCE CALL NATL. 5628 Free Storage on All Repair Work ISADOR MILLER 1109 F ST. morning we are saying good-bye to every Spring and Summer Coatin stock! Just exactly 132 Coats, formerly Id from $16.50 to $49.50, at $10. Gor- geously fur-trimmed and plain-tailored styles. IN ALL SIZES. And at this price, ladies, they certainly will sell quickly. It | will pay you to make a spe- cial trip-downtown to see for yourself what we term to be our greatest coat clearance. ?urchasing a BRESLAU coat is a safe style investment, as $ Juniors [they are correctly styled for next season’s wear. Go Gérdening at Jelleff's! (4 GIRDLES $4 and 35 Values $9.84 , 8 'styles to choose from. Eastex and Jersey and Lastex. #5 and $7.50 Values . $3.84 2 Seyles to choose from. Lastex with Angel Skin— Lastex with Broeade. NEW GREATER VALUE OORSET DEPT. 1109 F Street 12161220 F STREET Manipulator Quickly! White buttons finish a print of brown, yellow, green and blue. And do notice how adorable is the jacket, with its round yoke and new pleated back. The square neck is new, too. $16.50. 'S, and gray, on a white ground. And neck and pockets are finished with white organ- die and print buttons. $16.50. - The brown ‘note in the print is repeated in the brown linen with the new gathared “string” necklin and shoulder ruffiles show beneath the sleeveless jacket. $16.50. And pick yourself one of these flowerful REG. US. PAT. OFF. first abloom in our Fourth Floor Shop $ |'6.50 s e We've Seen Prints Not Nearly So Lovely at §25 and $29.50! Handkerchief linen of the finest—sprinkled with bluets, daisies, pansies, cornflowers, poppies—a veritable old-fashioned garden of charm and color! And they emerge from che tub like their originals from a shower—fresher and brighter than ever. Some dresses have matching jackets—others have dresses of solid color linen, with jackets of print. And needless to say, to make an old frock bloom afresh, all you needdo is wear it with your printed jacket! mmmum—lwmhmm ment in the dor of Great Britain, has gone to Long | Davis, Island for & short visit and will return | I SOCIETY. 7 I THE NEW 19216-1220 .F STREET Impressive Fashion Sho In Our Sports Shop 3 Sport Talks by Sandy Armour Congressional Country Club Golf Pro D. Melville Carr American Red Cross Life Saving Servi¢e Golf and Tennis Toggery—Bathing Suits and Striking Beach Wear—modeled by Helen Tewksbury—Josephine Parks Helene Fortescue—Katherine May Margery Moorman Be Sure to Come In—Sports Dress Shop—Third Floer. Tomorrow—3:30 P.M. dent. 1 The director general of the Pan-| Your Rugs Cleaned Have your rugs shampooed, cleaned, repaired and stored by native experts. Work guaranteed— modest prices. Call NAtional 9800. Lansburgh’s 7th, 8th and E THE NEW 1916-1220 F STREET Tomorrow— Just 140 $1950 1o 52950 Three Piece Knit Suits We've had these sales before—indeed, the Jelleff sales of Knit Suits are famous—you've raved over the merchandise and the values—but never have - . we offered a better sale than this! Just look! @ All Sizes—A larger assortment than'every before. @ All colors—Pastel, beige, blue, green, maize. @ Lovely mixtures—Navy, white and tweed effects. @ And What Values! Greater, we think, than ever before! Shop early—you’ll want several for vacation time, country club and ’round town wear. All sizes—14 to 46—to begin with—but how they’ll go! So.if you were too late last time—so many were—profit by the experience—shop early. Sports Shop—Third Floor. 5 THE NEW Je“eff,s For Thursday 19161990 F stReer We Are Adding 408 New HATS . Choice of the House. Just unpacked—New Straws and Fabries, including large garden types (sizes 21 to 221, only), other headsizes 21% to 24. ALL SALES FINAL!