18 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAB, WASHINGTON, D. C„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928. SOCIETY. Ganna Walska and M. Jules Henri and < Mr. Lacour-Gayet of the French em- ASSISTING IN SOCIETY CTROJS. bassy staff. Mr. VanVeen is a well j | known Dutch-American painter whose < collection of Cathedral paintings is now , Henderson's—-Standard for Quality for Over 50 Years on exhibition in the National Gallery. j *• SOCIETY# * f The Minister of Greece and Mme. J Simopoulos were hosts at dinner last ' evening, having as their guests the j The Chief Executive and First Lady of Italian Ambassador, Nobile Giacomo < de Martino; the Minister of Czecho- *I Gifts of Henderson Furniture | Slovakia and Mme. Ververka, Senator j "Pj, the Land Hosts at Dinner and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Senator ; and Mrs. William H. King, Mr. and ;u Serve as Lifetime Reminders of the Bestower Mrs. Marshall Langhome, Mr and Mrs. \ ij Last Evening. Eugene Meyer, Mr. Charles Eddy, chair- i Settlement fl The character of Henderson Furniture |T\ Ti - • man of the Greek Refugee J pr Commission, and Mrs. Eddy; Mrs. Alvin ' invests it with particular “givableness”— } 2/ Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. T. Hert, Helen Ernst, Mr. O. How- I HE President and Coolidge i State Hughes, Charles Miss | {- | makes it pre-eminently the gift of all gifts / y\ I,*- entertained a distinguished L. Cook, master of ceremonies of the land Shaw and the counselor, Mr. ft< I 1 ~ for the home. 1 company at dinner last evening [ State Department making the pres- Anninos, and the first secretary. Mr. , 'y4 ST i JL* aS X in the White House, theirr entations. Mrs. Kellogg wore a hand- Vrisakis, of the Greek legation staff, j guests being the delegates to > some gown of Burgundy color velvet, 8 n flOur displays cover lpur entire floors and \T)V the 'Conference of Ameri- - the skirt slightly draped, and a tracery The Minister of Persia, Mirza Da- ft3 1/1 International Meftah, ir' y y 111 offer innumerable suggestions at POP- fcrW xA States on and Arbitra- -of crystals on the bodice. She wore voud Khan will be host to a £5 can Conciliation comnany * * ULAR tion and their wives. The guests were ? pearls and diamonds. Mrs. Hughes, who of 70 at dinner this evening t nJ J Q PRICES. h n delegates of the Latin re- received constant ovation all evening, in compliment to the Persian delegates ; the Ajnerican ¦ a the Aeronautical Con- Mahogany publics. wore a gown of white tulle and satin, to International <¦ Secretaries $125 to $338 1 They follow: Bolivia, the Minister embroidered in silver sequins. gress. Mr. Jacob Baur and Mr. Red- j S A Y r lich, the latter Persian consul in Chi- ; Genuine Mahogany Footstools. .$7.50 to of Bolivia and Senora de Dies de ¦ Among the guests to arrive early and SPINET OESKs! $32 fl Medina; Brazil, the Ambassador off remain a short time were the Vice cago, who is serving as delegate to the ' Gen. Mah. High UJ Congress. $46 to sllO ’ and Loxv Boys. .$65 to $285 LARGE Brazil Senhor Gurgel do Amaral, and l President and Mrs. Dawes. The dean ijjj Senor and Senora Araujo Jorge; Chile, . of the diplomatic corps, the Ambas- Solid Mah. & Walnut End Tables.slo to $35 vfg Dr and Senora Manuel Foster Reca- sador of Great Britain and Lady Senator Edward I. Edwards of New 3ft Jersey was joined yesterday in his ' or barren and Senor and Senora Antonio > Isabella Howard, arrived early and re- Mah. Walnut Sezving Tables. . .$22 to $45 apartment _ *7 Planet Cordero; Colombia, the Min- mained for an hour or more. The Vice in Wardman Park Hotel by jJ? = ¦ .:... = Gen. Mali. Cane $72 TO $162 ister of Colombia, Senor Dr| Enrique President-elect, Senator Charles Curtis, his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Edwards. , r: 1 Wing Chairs..sl9.7s to $39 Tj and Dr. Carlos Escallon; Costa ( Edward Everett » Olaya and his sister, Mrs. - Genuine Mahogany, Satinivood and Deco % Rica, the Minister of Costa Rica. Senor ’ Gann, held a constant reception at one The military attache of the Argentine J Don Castro Quesada; Cuba, the end of the Hall of the during embassy and Senora de Zuloaga enter- ; rated Tilt-Top Tables $lB to \ Manuel ¦ Americas today May- \\\ ~ ti* of Cuba and Senora de ! the evening, Mrs. Gann wearing gown tained at luncheon at the ft 1 ' Ambassador a v Gen. Mali. Magazine Stands to Ferrara, and Dr. Rafael Martinez : of emerald-green georgette with an em- flower in honor of Lieut. Col. R. H. \ 9C\ $lO $35 '¦ 4—E Ortiz; Dominican Republic, the Minster ‘ broidered effect in crystals on the bodice Williams and Miss Williams. Others 1 KJ Genuine Mahogany or Walnut Davenport of the Dominican Republic and Senora ¦ and on the skirt. in the company were the charge d’af- 3ft "4 —1 Senor Gustavo A. Diaz; white marble interior the faires of Argentina and Senora de En- ' • Tables $46 to $135 de Morales and The of s * ‘ W Ecuador, the Minister of Ecuador and building was at its best with a gay clso.the military attache of the Italian jJR Salvador, 1 1 Genuine Mahogany or Walnut Seu>- -Jj Senor de Zaldumbide; El Dr. setting of poinsettia and other Christ- (Continued on Nineteenth Page.) ft3 l(T' Priscilla iCayetano Ochoa and Dr. David Rosales; mas flowers. A# \ \ // ing Cabinets $9.75 and $10.50 I nSfes £5 iGuatemala, the Minister of Guatemala Following the reception the guests al- 2/ \ / France Mme. Painting U Meyer, and and Ambassador and Management d Mrs. Cord jr„ Col. The Ambassador of Great Britain and The Secretary of War and Mrs. entertained at luncheon today j; Wardman ‘ and Capt. and Davis i Claudel rs. Osmun Latrobe Lady Isabella Howard will be the guests are to be the guests of honor at the i their guests being the Minister of Bul- rs. Wilson Brown. in whose honor, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock dinner to be given by Maj. Gen. and l garia and Mme. Radewa, the counselor 1108 G Street-Phones a The table was a half circle and the will entertain a company of 30 at dinner 7%\ the Mrs. Lutz Wahl on the evening of De- of the Polish legation, Mr. Wankowicz; [ North 1240 gj ndsome gold service was used, ¦ this the ~ evening. cember 14, at the Willard prior to ; Mr. and Mrs. Peter VanVeen, Mme. •I• ' of carnations and '¦ .v mounds pink '“a via with maidenhair fern at inter- The Italian Ambassador and Nobil ! and dainty the flowers Is clusters' Os Donna Antoinette de Martino will enter- Jin rela;the gold vases making a beautiful tain a company at dinner this evening The mantel was banked with GREETINGS fleet. followed by a reception to which addi- ~~ £taidenhair fern studded with pink tional guests have been asked. Jcernations and on the floor before the l and ferns filled Ambassador Senora {fireplace small palms The of Cuba and fthe hollow of the circle with a sea of de Ferrara will be hosts at dinner this ween. will dine her" Mrs. Coolidge I r President and 1| M Hhis evening with the Secretary of the 1214 F ST. 1214 F ST. Mr. Mellon. - . .. a useful gift M rreasury, '-^****** UcWc * from 506 The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes Karr’s Jwill be entertained at dinner this eve- The “Watch word” gjj| Jo s4 PH ning by the Undersecretary of the in Washington CKcck eXOIXI6 and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, whose •uests will number 28. in watches—- j Vice President and Mrs. Dawes were Specializing Xfiis List guests in whose honor the as we do—naturally 'the Solicitor gives silk, sl* "General and Mrs. William DeWitt us advantage which is Pure full-fash- Boudoir flipper*, felt, tMitchell entertained at dinner last eve- an loned hosiery, sea- Si KzJ *® * ‘ * I Dress ning. company the to your advantage—in the ° A Others Event in the were n nCW C r **, - • LLA A J I $335 satin, with or without M Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Debu- makes submitted for your BB t m ornaments; ' from 65c That ‘chi. the Minister of Switzerland and |flj| hoiiday°box $3*35 | Proves Again Our Fashion and Mme. Peter, the chief of staff, U. S. A., selection—in the technical |||jjj Summerall, the jand Mrs. Charles P. service we can render, and rhinestone U. / *i 1 ||^>l Attorney General and Mrs. in heels, $3.95 a Pair. S, 1“ *«,**outfit. K2I 'John Marshall and' Mr. and Mrs. the assurance that goes .-¦s. I*U V.v~;Npsr> shoes and skates at- kffll •Donald F. Bigelow. with our knowledge and Imported cut steel and 7j| tached complete for Inn experience. 'W»««»n€.ndbMd. $Mt Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg .Hold Reception for Delegates. In choosing watches for I O Wednesday—A Sale f The Secretary of State and Mrs. gifts you want expert guid- Kellogg were hosts at a brilliantly ance—and it’s at your com- Women's and Misses’ Ahk aopointed reception and buffet supper . fjnJl \| the Pan-American Union last mand here with prices E.tvening, given in honor of the dele- maintained at their stand- gates to the International Conference lof American States on Conciliation and ard. lArbitration, five or six hundred guests You’llfind parking easy (W at our new location. . company iJp The dinner entertained DRESSES earlier in the evening by the President for Afternoon and Evening and Mrs. Coolidge formed the most im- Henry C. 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