Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1934, Page 16

B2 SOCIETY. SOCIETY President and Mrs. Roosevelt. With Their Family, Observe Christmas Day in White House. HE President and Mrs. Roose- velt, with the members of their family, who are their guests at the White House, attended the morning service at 11 o'clock today in St. Thomas’ Church, where the President was a member of the vestry when he lived in Washing- ton as Assistant Secretary of the Navy during the Wilson-administration. This evening the Chief Executive and Pirst Lady of the Land and their children and grandchildren, with the President’s mother, Mrs. James Roose- velt, will have their Christmas dinner. The cqmpany will include Mrs. Roose- velt Dall, daughter of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, and her two chil- dren, Eleanor and Curtis Dall; Mr. and Mrs, James Roosevelt, 2d., son and daughter-in-law of the hosts, and little Sarah Delano Roosevelt, named for her great-grandmother, Mrs. James Rooseveit, and the two youngest chil- dren of the Chief Executive and the First Lady, Mr. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, jr., and Mr. John Roosevelt, Wwho are here for the holidays from their studies at Harvard. Festivities at Embassies and Legations for Yuletide. The Ambassador and Senora de Espil are entertaining at luncheon to- day for the members of the embassy staff and their wives. The Ambassador and Senora de Espil gave a Christmas party for the latter's children yesterday afternoon. The Ambassador of Italy, Senor Augosto Rosso, was host at dinner last evening when his guests were the members of the embassy staff and their wives. The Ambassador of France and Mme. de Laboulaye will have a family dinner party today at the embassy. The Ambassador and Mme. de La- boulaye were joined yesterday by their eldest son, M. Paul de Laboulaye, who arrived from France to spend several weeks in Washington. The Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Saito entertained at a Christ- mas eve party last evening. The Ambassador of Spain and | Senora de Calderon entertained at a dinner last evening in the embassy. when the guests were the members of the staff and their wives. Presents | were exchanged around the Christ- | mas tree following the dinner. The Ambassador of Brazil and Senhorade Aranha will entertain the members of the embassy staff and their wives at dinner this evening in the new embassy on Massachusetts avenue, The Secretary of War and Mrs. George H. Dern will entertain at din- ner Friday evening at Highwood, their home in Chevy Chase. The Attorney General and Mrs. Homer S. Cummings will entertain in- formally tonight at dinner for their guests, Mrs. Bartlow S. Weeks and Mr. John Murphy of New York.. The retiring Minister of Pinland, || Mr. Astrom, was host to members of | the staff at dinner in the Legation last evening. The Minister of Guatemala and Benora de Recinos entertained the members of the Legation staff at din- ner last evening in the Legation. The Minister of the Netherlands and Mme. van Haersma de With have || as their guest Baroness van Pallandt who will spend the holidays with them. The Minister of Norway and Mme. Munthe de Morgenstierne gave a din- ner party last evening, the guests being the members of the legation staff and their wives. Representative and Mrs. Samuel B. | | Hill have with them their son, 8. Bill- || ingsley Hill, who is home for the holi- days from Williams College. Representative Edgar Howard has been joined by Mrs. Howard and their || son, Mr. Findley B. Howard, who mo- || tored from their home in Columbus, Nebr, THE EVENING STAR. York to-spend a few days with her mother. Dr. Grosvenor has not yet returned from a trip to Nassau. Mr. and Mrs. George E. will entertain the members of their Axm‘mg\ma out-of-town guests who will be present at the dinner are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Benziger, and Mr. WASHINGTON, Mr. Wilson's sister, Miss Carrie Wil- son of Evanston, Ill. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Walter N. Vernou of Newport, R. I, have come to Washington to spend Christmas. Admiral Vernou is former naval aide to President Roosevelt. Col. and Mrs, E. A. Hickman have with them in _their home st 2820 Thirfy-sixth place their son-in-law ‘The Assistant Secretary of War and Ghe ({ollter Im COLLUMBIA RD. 2 18%ST 12 t0 8:15P. M. ial a7 $1.00 Old-fashioned Christmas dinner snd all the good things that ge with it. Roast young turkey, chicken, steak, or roast tail, fresh vege- tabies, olives, llf. pud- ding, mince and pumpkin pie; bome- made eggnog and other ice creams. We are also serving @ dinmer that will please the 75¢ most Phone Col. 5042-5072 KAPLOWITZ| ‘THE COAT AND SUIT SPECIALTY SHOP ON THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN EANDF | DRESSES*SPORTSWEARGOWNS AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE SALE Winter Coats FOR THOSE WHO KNOW AND DEMAND THE BEST 15 22 33w Dresses 5 8 12 17w UNLIMITED VARIETY Day Dresses . . . Sports Clothes Formal Gowns . . . Semi-Formal Knitted Clothes of Classic Perfection | THE ARISTOCRAT OF KNITTED WEAR WOMENS MISSES JUNIORS LITTLE WOMENS LARGER WOMENS EXCLUSIVE APPAREL SPECIALISTS KAPLOWITZ and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. H. 8. Bishop, jr., of Philadelphia. Thelr son, A e " | Lieut. E. G. Hickman, of the 11th In- Richard M. Hamilton of Rye, Other guests at. the dinner will and Mys. Frederick Mrs. Harry H. Woodring will have as guests at Christmas dinner at their estate, His Lordships Kindness, Senator and Mrs. Marcus A. Coolidge, parents of Mrs. Woodring; Mr. and Mrs. Duke Shoop, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Casey, Miss Ida Lee Crain, Mr. Orval Keaul, Mr. Edwin Smith and Mr. Lewis Walker. Mrs. John Winthrop Wadleigh of Newport, R. I, and her two sons, The Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. Justin Miller have been joined in their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel by their daughter, Miss Jean Miller, a student at Duke Uni- versity, who will spend the holidays with her parents. ‘The director of the National Emer- gency Council and Mrs. Donald Rich- Wwill entertain at an informal dinner party today, when their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Jo Roberts and their two small children. The attache of the Egyptian lega- tion, Mr. Hussein Chawky, entertained & company of gue?u for an informal ‘mas eve celebration last eve- REE' RTEEN' ning at the dinner dance in the ball F ST Ll FOU o room at the Shoreham. Miss Love Christmas Day Debutante at Tea Today. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buchanan Love are presenting their daughter, Miss Moss Lee Love, in Washington at a tea dance this afternoon in the grand ball room of the Mayflower. Miss Love will wear a turquoise blue brocaded gown shot with “silver and made with a long, full train and :n Eumsgflhnfi Tuff around the shoul- ers. e will carry an arm bouquet of dark talisman roses. Assisting the debutante will be Miss Mary Adelaide Wagner, Miss Mary Elizabeth Damon, Miss Mary | M Winifred Brown, Miss Margaret Mc- | & Neal, Miss Maria Whitehurst, Miss |5 Louise Waller, Miss Diane Rowland, Miss Dorothy Marlatt, Miss Melen McKenna, Miss Katharine Brown and Miss Helen Quinton. Mrs. Love will be assisted by Mrs, Frederick W. Wagner of Baltimore, Mrs. Gardner Boothe, Mrs, Calvin Matthews, Mrs. Swan Sinclair, Mrs. Daingerfield Love, Mrs. Richard Nel- son Mason, Mrs. William P. Mere- dith, Mrs. William I. Denning and | § Mrs. Charles P. Howze. Poinsettias and Christmas greens are being used for room decorations and the tea table presents a beautiful picture with poinsettias and white chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies will entertain at a dance this evening at the Sulgrave Club for their debutante daughter, Miss Emlen Knight Davies. Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor of Wild Acres, Bethesda, Md. has with her for the holiday season her youngest| | daughter, Miss Gloria Grosvenor, who is attending school in Tucson, Ariz. Tomorrow Mrs. Grosvenor’s ~eldest daughter, Mrs. Paxton Blair, and her two children will come from New Erlebacher TWELVETEN TWEVETWHVE F STREET It is so generally admitted that there are no coats like ours, that it is not necessary to say more than this. Our Extraordinary Sale of Winter Cloth Coats Fur-Trimmed Starts Tomorrow For Women and Misses You know when we advertise a sale that it must be a very unusual event and that the values must be simply astonishing. The coats in this sale we are now announcing are truly wonderful . . . of the best materials . . . in advanced styles and trimmed with the best furs. This is a not-to-be-missed Garfinckel opportunity. Be here tomorrow without fail. THE PRICES ARE $59.75, $69.75, $79.50, $85, $95, $100, $110, $118, $125, 5135, $148, $158, $168, $178, $185, $218. The sizes are 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 36, 38, 40, 42, 7 44 and-46. VTV 7V 0N 7eVi 8N Starts Tomorrow/ ‘A STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE . . . in which all former prices have been completely disregarded . . . every garment 1s from this season’s regular stock . . . many of which have been in stock less than TWO WEEKS . . . offering an unparalleled opportunity to secure distinctive Erlebacher creations at FAR BELOW ACTUAL COSTS! We urge early shopping! Store opensat9:15 A.M. Afer-Christmas learance Sale Reductions of 25% 55%% 50% * On Our Entire Stock of Dresses Coats Street, Afternoon, Evening Dress and Sport Suits Mi]linery o Dress and Sport e e e Knit Suits, Sport Frocks Erle-Maid Frocks Y (New Spring and Cruise Fashions Not Included) ® Usual Charge Account Privileges D. C, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Ryan an- the of their ashington, Mr. Sullivan is a graduate of Maur Hill, St. Benedict's Academy and Kan- sas State University. He is a member TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1934 of Phi Kappa Praternity and is now connected with the Pennsylvania Air- will take place May anniversary of Miss Ryan's father and mother's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Chesley have with them during the holidays SOCIETY. their son, Mr, Castleman Chesley, a student at the University of Pennsyl- vania; Nell Offutt of Oakland, Md., who will arrive today, and Miss Eleanor Mrs. William W. Storey and her two children, and Patricia Chalfonte, are spending on. Moss Hill, Jamaica this after-Christmas sale will meet our idea of what a sale should be . . . ready Wednesday 9:15 A.M. IARRIS 1224 F STREET the awaited, slashing, dependable CLEARANCE the equal of which no store can stage but once in a year when COATS and DRESSES are offered at reductions so great that it is quite natural 69.75 coats . . . 89.75 coats . . . 98.75 coats . . . 125.00 coats . . 2 [ v NO EXCHANGES NO RETURNS ALL SALES FINAL All Sales Final No Refunds SPORT COATS 8.48 now ]2.75 497 ...59% 69" . 709% HALF PRICE Our annual Winter clear- ance that cuts the price of our entire stock in HALF ... Fine Capitol Wraps of Forstmann Cloth and Juliard. Trimmed with Persian, Badger, Fox, Silver Fox, Caracul, Kolinsky, Mink, Raccoon, ‘Beaver, and G\ 1208 GEE STREET VD MEMBER M ASTER 10.95 and 7.95 dresses . . . Crepes in black, brown, green and red . . . Knit and wookfrocks . . . a carefully chosen lot of comparatively newer dresses. to 20 only. 16.95 and 12.95 dresses . . You’ll recognize top value in this group, which has a large number of women’s dresses for wise shoppers to postpone their buying for a sale like this. 45.00 and 39.75 coats . . 2975 59.75 and 49.75 coats . . 3975 495 4th fior 895 Sizes 12 « « . street, dinner and formal frocks . . « ctepes, wools, velvets . . . sizes 12 to 42. 19.75 and 16.95 dresses . Misses’, Women’s, half-sizes in this sale of the better dresses . . . street, dinner and 3rd floor 1295 formal . . . crepes and velvets . . . sizes 12 to44and 16 to 22 V5. 34.75 and 29.75 dresses . When you can buy the better things at the price of the less expensive, that’s news . . . 2nd floor 16* the loueliest things imaginable in this group . . . street, dinner, evening. 14 to 42. \ Any $29.50 COAT now Half Price Any $39.50 COAT now Half Price Any $59.50 COAT now Half Price . ...... Any $69.50 COAT now Half Price Any $89.50 COAT now Half Price and 30 on to your choice of . . Any $149.50 COAT now Half Price . coovvvsanes FURRIERS?® AN \ Sizes 5.4 Booe \ for tnstance: $]147° 31975 ‘ 32975 33475 84475 37 475 GUILD “ee