and Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. J. the home cf Mr. Mrs. Frank J. ment. He Is the son of the late Mrs. several months In Washington. Col. her brother, Mr. Edwin B. Conway, who man and Scott at 1333 K street. Rev. John E. Ella Grant Wells, whose mother was a Nelson Is detailed at the is ill with pneumonia. Geier. LADIES' temporarily of the Fifth Baptist Church sister of Robert E. Lee. War Mrs. Nelson Is a Briggs Gen, Department. Mrs. Robert Hollister had at 3 o'clock, in the cousin of Commissioner Aitchison. Col. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Compte Spald- Chapman officiating, presence guests dining with her last evening at of a small company. HANDBAGS and Mrs. Nelson are making their home ing are receiving congratulations on Patronesses for Lecture son last the Carlton, where she is stopping The bride was attended by her sister. Relined, Repaired and in the Riverside Apartment. the birth of a evening. Mrs. Monday on Virginia Gardens. is the of the Min- while in Washington. Miss Millie Calloway, and wore a gown MADE TO ORDER SOCIETY— Spalding daughter illustrated lecture with Patronesses for the A. Mr. L. Prochnik. of moon-blue crepe, hat to match, Mrs. Hull, wife of MaJ. Gen. John ister of Austria. Edgir on of: H. Boone a errs bouquet of roses "Historic and .Modem Gardens M. 1748 M at Con. Hull, U. S. A., has issued cards for a The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Spalding Mr. and Mrs. Perley spent and age and lilies KOHRN, former's brother and Mr. and Mrs. Virginia," to be given In the ball rocm No. 121ft -Dean of and Donna tea Fridav afternoon from 4.30 to 7 took place in the new Austrian legation Sunday with the of the valley. Wells .eft on Massachusetts was Miss Lor an sister-in-law. Prof, and Mrs. Turin immediately after the Diplomatic Corps o'clock in her home Mrs. Spalding da ceremony for a (.Continued on Third Page.) avenue tn honor of the members of the Prochnik. Bradford Boone, on their way to their wedding trip to New York, where the Mission. home on Long Island from Florida bridegroom was born. On their return Antonietta de Martino Hosts Philippine for at home Mrs. Samuel Williams Earle of Chi- and Cuba, where they have been they will be at Lee Heights, Va of Mrs. Wells has been a Miss Margaret M. Hanna, chief cago, who has been at the Mayflower some time. member of the the division of co-ordination and review since the middle of January, left to- faculty of the Industrial Home School at Luncheon Today. Mrs. Irenee du Pont motored to Wash- of the State Department, entertained at day for Atlantic City to spend tbe for two years and the bridegroom Is — from her home in Del., dinner last evening at the Carlton, the month of March. Mrs. Earle is the ington Granogue, connected with the Post Office at Wardman Park Hotel. Depart- Word in company numbering 10. Illinois for the Wakefield Asso- and Is The Last of and the luncheon today by Mrs regent Ambassador Italy given and she will attend the formal chief ciation Mrs. Ge rge Hlllyer, jr„ of Atlanta, Donna Antonietta de Martino Thomas T. Craven, wife of the Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McCarthy of 1j dedication of Wakefield the early part Carlton for a few co-ordinator for the Government, The Salt Utah, have arrived in Ga., is at the days. Suits and Coats entertained at luncneon today Lake City. of when their other were Mrs. Mark L. Bristol. taken an at April. In the embassy, guests Washington and apartment The marriage of Miss Mary Helen Cal- —is the first word THE the Ambassador of Mrs. B. Mrs. Patrick the the former come were George Pillsbury, j Mayflower, having guest Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Osborn en- loway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M r and Mme Claudel, me Anibas- Macriamara. wife of the naval attache I here to" assume his duties as one of the France tertained at the dinner dance at the S Calloway of Washington, Ga., to Mr. F. Senor Don Miguel Cru- of the British embassy: Mme. Pillon, directors of the Reconstruction Finance sador of Chile, Shoreham last night, their guests in- i Grant Wells took place Sunday after- ponies in at Rizik't wife of the military attache of the Their son, Dennis Mc- English Tocomal; Mrs. Eugene Meyer, j Corporation. Dr. and Mrs. Horatio N. Dor- noon. The ceremony was performed In ehaga Le wife cluding Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mott Gunther, French embassy: Mme. Mignon. J Carthy, and his younger sisters. Kath- of the Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harrison, Mrs. of the assistant naval attache ! leen, Patricia, Mary and Geraldine, are Charles K. Kind- Henry C. Corbin. Signor Bernardino French embassy: Mrs. in school in Salt Lake City, and are FOXALL Molihari. famous Italian musician who leberger. Mrs. Arthur MacArthur, Mrs. j not expected here until later in the There to an infinite Alfred Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. variety ■will conduct the Philadelphia Orches- Johnson, Hayne season. six C. Mrs. Walter R. Double-fronts. and eight of weaves—shades—lapels— tra concert this evening, and Signora George Thorpe, Mr. Jesse H. Jones of Houston, Tex., Mrs. rooms, with Molinari; Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Tuckerman, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, and Mr. Harvey Couch of Pine Bluff, on*, two and collars and scarfs to bewilder Frank and Miss Olga Craven. who were directors of r and members of the embassy staff, in- Ridgely Ark., appointed Ibrtf bath*. Bryant ga< beat, the seeker of fashionable the counselor, Conte Alberto the corporation several weeks ago, also cluding The Minister of Canada, the Hon an aid'a room, and di the counselor are occupying apartments at the May- gangs. Spring suits and coats. Marchetti Murgiagllo, William Duncan Herridge. was host at and Signora Simone flower. Mrs. Jones arrived shortly after Outstanding value at $11,390 ; for Emigration dinner last night at the legation, on The encouraging feature of and the military Mr. Jones' appointment, but Mrs. Couch Bonardelli Desjardins Massachusetts avenue, having as rank- 1314 N.W. to $14,990. Visit our Fur* a Pennaroli. is still at her home in Pine Bluff. F Street choice from Rizlk’s collec- attache, Lieut. Col. Marco the of the Interior ing guests Secretary uished Model Horn* a* 4400 tion Is the utter and Mrs. Wilbur and the Date Impossibility The Ambassodar of Poland. Mr. Ray Lyman Miss Chandler SeTeels Minister of and Mme. Bachke For Lieut. Volta Platt, three abort r was a guest in the Norway Marriage to Downing. of a faulty selection. Tytus Filipowicz Others in the were Repre- Wade H. for the company The of Miss Marshal! Mocks south of Reservoig box of Col. Cooper, Lewis W. marriage Robe" sentative and Mrs. Douglas, of Rear Admiral "The ; permormance of "The Gondoliers" pre- Chandler, daughter Road. Open until 10 a. Representative and Mrs. James M. Mrs. Sky p. sented the Washington Civic Opera Lloyd H. Chandler. U. S. N., and by Beck. Assistant Secretary of the Treas- Co. last evening at the Belasco. Other Chandler, to First Lieut. Leslie B. ury and Mrs. Arthur A. Ballantine, As- in Col. box were. Sena- Downing, U. S. A., will take place Mon- guests Cooper's sistant Secretary of Commerce and and Mrs H. Moses, the day afternoon. May 2. in the home of tor George Mrs. Julius Klein, Mr. Ferry K. Heath, Women travelers now- $ the German embassy Rear Admiral H. I. Cone, U. S. N„ and first secretary of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury: Mrs. James Carroll Mrs. Cone, on Tracy place. Only th® are raving about Herr Ernst Meyer. Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. F. adays and General and Mrs. Frank immediate families of the bride and WAVERLY TAYLORS Frazer, Trubee Davison, the commissioner of the new “Sky Robe” by T. Hones. bridegroom will be present. Indian affairs and Mrs. Charles J. Packs 6 to 8 *22 K Str»*t r040 other in the and dis- Hartmann. Among large Rhoads, Ma.i. Gen. Blanton Winship. Mrs. James Parmalee has to the de- gone and with- Brothers tinguished audience attending second secretary of the British em- > New York and is at the Madison for a dresses neatly Senator and lightful performance were. bassy. and Mrs. Torr. Mrs. J. Borden j few days. out wrinkles on remov- 1213 P STREET Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Representative Harriman. Mr. Le Verne Baldwin, Mrs. i The model Ruth Bryan Owen, and her nephew Alan G. Kirk, Miss Irene Boyle, the | Mrs. Perry Heath left Washington able hanger. Mr. Ronald Owen of England. Maj. counselor of the Canadian legation j yesterday for Louisville, Ky., to be with sketched is in topgrain Gen. and Mrs. Merritt W. Ireland, Maj. the first sec- and Mrs. Hume Wrong, cowhide. W. & Sloane 709 Twelfth Gen. and Mrs Herbert B. Crosby. Mrs. retary of the legation and Mrs. Ma- J.J £ Edwin E. Eslick, the Federal Trade honey and Miss Mary Randolph. ) _ S Commissioner and Mrs. Charles H. In the absence of Mrs. Herridge. who | £ March. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Child- Is in Canada. Mrs. Wrong acted as TRAVELTICKETS I Anywhere—Everywhere—Any Way r ress, Mrs. Robert Love Taylor, the hostess for the Minister. 5 first secretary of the Egyptian lega- I Lambeth of STEAMSHIP—RAIL—AIR Special! f tion and Mire. Aly Ismail Bey, Mrs. Representative J. Walter N. C.. has taken an CRUISES—TOURS • O. B. Lovett, Mrs. Sallie Fremont and Thomasville, apart- | Mr. Underwood. ment at the Shoreham for the remain- Official Agent All Lines der of the season. The Ambassador of Great Britain. wife of the E. I. OBER s20 Sir Ronald Lindsay, will be the guest of Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller in intersiato commerce commissioner, en- in 1420 H St. N.W. £ their box at the concert Tuesday after- tertained at a bridge luncheon today of St. Phone NAtional 3347-3348 r noon, March 8. in Constitution Hall, of honor of Mrs. Joseph E. Nelson «the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Paul, who, with Col. Nelson, is spending to £ when Sir Thomas Beecham of England \ Others $10 $27.50 will be the guest conductor. : Mrs. Robert Low Bacon is chairman £ cf the Washington Committee for the r. which will the third and Today orchestra, give — £ last concert of this season here next f £ week. Mrs. Bacon has assisting her on A Misses’ S the committee Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, » Mrs. Bertrand H. Snell, Mrs. Chester C. Fashion r Bolton, Mrs. Charles A. Eaton, Mrs. £ Henry Winfield Watson. Mrs. James S. Parker, Mrs. William W. Butterworth, Vionnet is head and wsmm always £ Princess Margaret Boncompagni, Mrs. shoulders ahead of fashion! £ Frederick H. Brooke. Mrs. James Clem- See this Spring opening of Z ent Dunn, Mrs. John H. Gibbons, Mrs. frocks that are new in every ► John Phillip Hill, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, umm j detail... in Canton i Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, Mrs. Edwin crepe, £ -B. Parker. Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, aquarelle. Corsair blue, and t "Mrs. Law-rence Townsend. Miss Laura black... $29.50. ■ Harlan, Miss Elizabeth Howry, Miss 1 -Louise Spencer and Miss Katharine Wil- kins. t. The Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don ■ ; Miguel Cruchaga Tocomal, entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the ^lmn Secretary of State and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. The other guests were the Ambassador of Germany and Frau von I : Prittwitz und Gaffron, the Ambassador t ;of B-azil and Senora de Lima e Silva, Ae one real event of the year...In which we show our ap- the Minister of Greece and Mme. t‘ i preciation by offering new seasonable merchandise at worth- t Simopoulos, the Minister of Austria while Choose savings. your entire spring ensemble during this | and Mme. Prochnik, Senator David I. j i Prices in this advertisment prevail our the counselor of the Rumanian only during ;• Walsh, Anniversary Sale. ; A Fact— £ legation and Mme. Nano, Dr. Emclio > Bello, who is in Washington as judge on j : the Honduras-Guatemala Arbitration Hundreds of New Spring £ Commission, and Senora de Bello; Mr. that a fallacy—and ► and Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs. explodes opens 1 Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. Frederic A. to better r Keep, Mrs. Campbell Prichett, Mrs. the door homefurnishing ? Frances Bunker of New York. Senor * Don Jorge Matte, former minister of * Coats-Suits-Dresses the United States foreign affairs of Chile and brother- furniture of W. & J. Sloans t .In-law of the host, who is a at guest is as It is the embassy, and the first secretary of Specially Purchased for Our production recognized of the highest grade. fash* the embassy, Senor Don Oscar Blanco Anniversary Sale THROUGHOUT of i Viel. ioned by expert students the early periods of design; and r. Senora de Bello acted as hostess for the Ambassador. modern thought is translated by their clever skill into quality of Secretary and Mrs. Mills established standard. ; To Be Hosts at Dinner. r The Secretary of the Treasury and 1 -Mrs. Ogden L. Mills will entertain a There is none of the pressure production in the Sloane workshop. ? .company at dinner this evening. *2273 is a in is a matter t Mrs. John R. Pell, Jr., daughter-in- Each piece task itself. The material of careful se- r law of Mrs. Mills, entertained at lunch- The construction commands the skill of a £ eon yesterday In New York at the St. All Higher Priced lection. super-craftsman— r Regis for Miss Theresa Townsend, Miss c Mathalie Lalmbeer and Miss Virginia Garments and the purchaser enjoys the satisfaction that can alone follow such ► Pa^Q^niw^ Robinson Yionnet workmanship. The Secretary of War and Mrs. Pat- THE COATS—Furred with sil- ! ; tick J. Hurley were the honor guests Distinguished by ver kit £ at dinner last evening of Maj. Gen. and fox, fitch, Galiac, Because of this high standard; and exclusive character the r Mrs Thomas Q. Ashbum. The other • lines. broadtail or mole. Smartest I and Mrs. Charles Empire i guests were Maj. Gen. shades of blue, brown, tan, thought has been that Sloane prices were prohibitively high. That'e E H. Bridges, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Robert • High surplice neck. ! E. Callan, Maj. Gen. Harry G. Bishop, green or black. Sizes 12 to 42 a The fact is the considered— • Under-arm buttons. 1 fallacy. exactly opposite. Quality ; Mrs. John A. Hull and Maj. Gen. John —16i/2 to 441/2. E W. Gullck. • Puffed bracelet sleeves. Sloane prices are conspicuously lowest. Mme. Prochnik, wife of the Minister MISSES' BETTER DRESSES SECOND FLOOR THE SUITS—3 pc. suits of \ *■ of Austria, was the ranking guest at ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Rubeaux wool with in in --- ! crepe, crepe We offer proof these quotations for furniture created Sloane blouse and skirt. Also tailored \ workshops by craftsmen trained to the Sloane standard. | ★★★★★★★ DULIN & MARTIN ★★★★★★★ suits in 2 pieces. Sizes 12 to 20. i THE DRESSES—C h i f f 0 n s, laces, crepes, prints, for street, j Early American Colonial Bedroom i FOR THE BICENTENNIAL afternoon and evening. Many r » one a Bedroom Suite Suite in of kind ... all are copies Mahogany of better our selections in will dresses _ _ TNSPECTION of China, Crystal, Linens, Lamps, etc., suggest exceptionally ! Correct in its design—and faithful in its , , rtI , low priced during this sale. detail of Dlrect co*y of a famoua Cape Cod A many suitable ways to observe the event gracefully, in home appointments, guest production. Cherry and maple; 8 in and in design, comprising pieces twin poster room accessories and gifts. quaint line "antique” thought. Group comprises semi-poster bed, bureau beds, bureau and mirror, cl\est, dressing with hanging mirror, chest, dressing table, table ancJ 450 One of a Kind mirror, night table, chair and chair New night table, and*bench. The complete bencb complete- Sample 8 at SPRING pieces SUITS DRESSES $275 $425 Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale Occasional Pieces of Colonial Design and Sloane Make #®75 In Cherry and In Mafile \ Mahogany #1475 Quaint Boston Rockers $16 Magazine Racks $20 Butterfly Tables $45 Shjt Covers Duncan Phyfe Coffee Tables, $50 #1375 Low Boys $85 Tip Tables. $20 Snappy Suits, tailored Dresses of striking beauty Slant-top Desks $50 Let us give Schuyler Armchairs $50 Sketched Above— Sketched at Left— and furred cuffs. Suits and individual style in chif- fons, laces, Bookcases $19.50 you an estimate "Hollis" Chairs $65 all silk lined. Sizes 12 crepes, prints. Open Wing English Embossed Exceptionally fine values in End Sheraton PAIR of China Plates Tables, type $15 for slip covers, Chippendale Armchairs $95 ANSalad or Dessert to 20. sizes for miss and matron. Gov. Desks End A —“Martha and Winthrop $110 made y* meas- Tables, with book Plate in an Old Virginia Washington’’— Windsor Chairs, low back $9.50 troughs $16.50 George shape. The rim is em- ure from fabrics designed by especially bossed in a pattern Colonial Mirrors $25 Parser Love Seats.,. $95 one of the renowed Eng- of choice— which is a of Rudder Tables your lish to com- duplicate Drop-leaf $45 Hayden Sofas $195 potteries the service used by the memorate the celebra- 200 New Hats Tavern Tables, for living and guaranteed Fairfield Armchairs $40 Washington family at Spring tion of Washington’s room. $45 to fit. Martha Chairs. their Wakefield resi- Washington $60 birth. The deco- shape, Center of Revere Wing Chairs. $120 Anne Chairs .$130 ration and Old Blue dence. print Queen Wing is in color are true to the Washington golden “Cricket” Foot Stools. $3.25 Bedford Sofas .$175 period. brown. Drawer-top Tables. $105 Sheraton Console Tables.... $40

$1.50 Pair $1.00 Each Crepes! Straws! Combinations! W. Sloane Dulin & Martin For street, afternoon and sport occasions. Monte- f &J. Connecticut o4ue. anaJC' loupes, crystal braids, mi- l- 709 Twelfth Just above G Ians. Off the face and \ % Are. Entrance. ■ .— PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. new touch down brims. t ——4A■ The House With the Green Sh u t ter*, (r it it ir it it it it it it it it it it * * ^ * * ^^^^275^EW^TRAW^IATSA^L75^^J ^_