SOCIETY/ 18 SOCIETY/ the EVENING STATE WASHINGTON, T>. O- ETUTIAY. JANUARY U. 1029.' avenue, in The English-Speaking Union is giv- vada avenue, Washington, arc spending ! friends including the members of the | home 2727 Connecticut Cowan, of Mrs. Edith B. Joynes of Nor- ing a luncheon to Miss M. G. a few days in New York this week, League of American Pen Women at a honor E., of Edinburgh at the BENEFIT folk, Va. Among those who will assist O. B. M A., at "studio tea” in the clubroom of the SPONSORING COLLEGE Heck Willard Monday. Miss Anna Cooper, stopping the Barclay. | at the tea table are Mrs. Cloyd League of American Pen Women, 1108 Edith L. Grosvenor and professor of English at George Wash- Miss Adelaide Herron Marvin. Miss and Mr. Oscar T. of Lansing, Mrs. J. W. Crabtree. ington University, Sixteenth street, today, from 3 to 6 SOCIETY Crosby will speak. Gen. Henfy T. Miss Harriet Simons of Marshall, Miss o'clock, when she will exhibit her art Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, Mrs. Allen will preside. Jean Anderson and Miss Virginia Rath- work, principally nature sketches done Richard E. Claughton and Mrs. Simon bone, both of Grand Rapids, are a while rambling over the fields and Invitations Issued by President for Re- Wolf of the Hotel Roosevelt, and Mrs. Dr. Walter A. Bloedorn, U. S. N., re- group of students from Michigan at- through the woods. Mrs. Aaron D. Charles I. Corby of Rockville road arc tired. who has been spending some tending the Martha Washington Semi- Newman, president of the League of among sailing January 7 on the time in Pasadena, Calif., left January nary. who are spending a few days American Pen Women, will receive with those Colo., will at ception to Honor Army and Navy steamship Resolute for a trip around 4 for .Denver, where he re- the Grace Dodge Hotel before returning her. Assisting at the tea table will be the world. The steamer is scheduled main several weeks before returning to to school after spending the holidays Mrs. Thomas F. Law. Miss Evelyn to return to New York via the Panama Washington. at home. Weems. Mrs. Florence Barnes. Mrs. J. at White House January 24. Canal on May 23. S. Boyd. Mrs. Charles Riordon, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dudley, 5535 Ne- Mrs. Minnie L. Briggs is entertaining Robert Watson and Mrs. Ellis Logan. The Massachusetts delegation to Con- and Coolidge Kenneth Miss Edith Susong gress will be the honor guests of the President Mrs. McKellar. Washington are sending out invitations to- and Miss Mary Boyce Temple. Miss Massachusetts Society of at C/j reception Temple acted as hostess for Col. Cooper. a reception Tuesday evening. Jatfuary P day for the to the o’clock, January 24 at 22. at 9.30 at Wardman Park Armv and Navy marriage of Miss Florence Fazio will a special program THE9 o'clock, at the Executive The Hotel. There be Take Advantage This Timely state re- Keys, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Ed- of entertainment and dancing will of Mansion. This will be the last Bradley in the administration of Presi- ward A. Keys, to Mr. William follow. ception Willard, son of Mrs. Willard and the dent Coolidge. will receive a small late Mr. Henry Kellogg Willard, will Knickerbocker Ball Tonight Mrs. Coolidge take place tomorrow at 4 o'clock, in New York Society. group of guests by special appointment Given by St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, the given sale At the Knickerbocker ball to be Annual January this afternoon. rector, Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, by the New York State Society at Vice President and Mrs. Hawes officiating. A reception will follow at the Willard tonight Representative and Entertaining Family Party. the Washington Club. Mrs. Hamilton Fish will have as 1 heir Vice President and Mrs. Dawes guests Baron and Baroness van Boet- Sterling Shoes The The former United States Ambassador Senator and have as their guests the former's nieces to Chile, Mr. William Miller Collier, has belaer van Osterhout. Miss Mary Dawes, daughter of Mr. and j returned from New York to spend the Mrs. Copeland. Representative and Mrs. Margaret Wainwright, Representative Mrs Henry Dawes; Miss , week end and is at the Metropolitan J. Mavhew Pair in Store at One Prices Dawes. Miss Helen Dawes, daughters of and Mrs. D. A. Reed, Representative Every Betsy Club. Frederick Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Dawes; Miss and Mrs. M. Beach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rev. Meade Bolton Macßryde has Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. issued cards for a tea Sunday afternoon The reception committee will consist The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes from 5 to 7 o'clock at his apartment of Mrs. John Nicolson, chairman; Mrs. will be the honor guests at dinner this at the Cavendish, in honor of Rev. Hamilton Fish. Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mrs. 85 Sf-^ial Germany Mrs. Har- evening of the Ambassador of and Mrs. J. Manly Cobb, who are guests Theodore Douglas Robinson. U and Frau von Frittwitz und Gauron. of the Rev. Cobb's mother at the Cecil ccurt Pratt. Mrs. Frederick M. Daven- Apartment. port, Mrs. Edmund Platt, Mrs. Herbert Accommodation of Great Britain J. McClure, Mrs. John H. Coxhcad, Mrs. Th° Ambassador i % ; you to will enter- VX. __ wish and Ladv Isabella Howard Col. and Mrs. Drake Entertain Grace E. Strait, Mrs. Carlton Van /A- 'C this afternoon for a group and Miss Helen Brown. advantage of tain at tea Lad\ l Large Dinner Party Tomorrow. Valkenburg take • of students from South America. One of the interesting features of this sale, but will be assisted by are Col. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake will tableau, Isabella Howard entertain of guests at dinner the ball will be a “Washing- ladies of the embassy staff. a party 54 ton's Return From Yorktown," present- » and Lady Isabella at the Willard Saturday evening, in Values up to $8.50 by ladies of the D. A. R., among ‘ The Ambassador honor of the Ambassador of Mexico and ed the make a smaJ de will entertain at dinner Janu- whom are Mrs. David Caldwell, regent and Trim. Howard the anc. Mme. Tellez. Invitations have been os * an ary 23 in honor of Speaker of D. C.. N. S. D. A. R„ who ap- % It is doubtful whether for a P d sent to 100 additional guests for tire will Mrs. Longworth. pear as Marl ha Washington; Mrs. A. N. come iatcr for your dance, following the dinner, and also long fime to > y°u will have Hernan Baggs as Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Jasper M. The Ambassador of Peru. Dr. at the Willard. Beall Mrs. Alexander Hamilton and another opportunity to choose selections, wc will the in whose as Velarde, will bo guest Miss Helen Harman as Mrs. Knox. Mrs. so he glad to and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis vail Mr. Leander McCormick-Goodhart, KMngrajSl from complete a stock of up-to- hold honor Mr. attache of British Harry C. Grove, State historian, is di- at dinner January -a. commercial the em- Yf»s|§& \ the minute shoes at equal savings. them for you for entertain bassy, Mrs. McCormick-Goodhart, recting the tableau. Others appearing and Miss ' 15 days. of Mexico and will entertain a party of eight at the in the tableau are Mary E. Black, Afternoon and evening slippers, The Ambassador in Smith, Miss Helen Mrs. de Tellez will be the guests supper dance at the Club Chantecler Miss Brown. H sturdy oxfords—in a wide assort- Benora Frederick D. W. H. Wagner, Mrs. Frank Morrison, ” whose honor Mr. and Mrs. tonight. ment of leathers, styles heel at dinner tins Mrs. Constance Goodman, Mrs. How- and McKenney will entertain Mrs. Edward Hale Campbell, wife of ard L. Hodgkiss and Mrs. Goodwin D. heights. evening. the judge advocate general of the Ellsworth. One Strep, Patent Leather, Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Navy, will be at home informally to- High spike Heel. Come in tomorrow. The Representative; Jardine were guests of morrow afternoon in her appartment and Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey at dinner in the Wardman Park Hotel. at the Mayflower. Others last evening Mrs. William McClellan Rit- the party were Vice President-elect Mr. and {All Included at $5.85} in and Mrs. ter will entertain at a dinner tonight Evening Slippers /flHjrllfllsk Senator Charles Curtis. Mr Gann. Mis. Henry for Mr. and Mrs. John Motley More- Edward Everett Y., when the ranking Strong. Mrs. Jacob Leander Loos, head of Rye, N. Alvah guests will be Mr. MKS. E. G. \oi r.si:. Mr. Mrs. Wade H. Ellis. Justice and Mrs. pin and and Edward Terry Sanford. President of the Wellesley Club and chairman of the committee managing the James J.-Davis and Mrs. Sam- Angna Enters dance at the National at 4:30 o’clock this afternoon as a joint TONIGHT Special Hosiery Mrs. Jewell entertained last eve- Wellesley Bryn Jfmwyl Golding were the guests of Comdr. benefit for and Mawr. Offer uel H. ning at the supper dance at the Club honor at a luncheon today in the Chi-, V 5 Until 7:30 Mayflower Hotel by Chantecler for a small party of the sea- nese room of the Mrs. Robinson Downey has returned the International Assembly to as Sheer pa jr Louis T. McFadden, wife or Rep- son’s debutantes and their escorts. Miss serve Chiffon $"119 Mrs. Pennsylvania. Beatrice Littlefield, daughter of Capt. to the city, and is established at. the chairman of the men’s floor committee SEAFOOD 7 JL Style Shoes formerly resentative McFaddcn of Willard, Assembly Tuesday evening in- William Lord Littlefield, U. S. Navy, where it is expected she will be for the ball Mrs. McFadden's other guests while in at the Willard Mr. Bell will im- DINNER I DL A. Reed. Mrs Ed- and Mrs. Littlefield, in whose honor the the city. Hotel. I or Your Choice of Usually Priced at $ 1.75 $7.50 cluded Mrs. James was was confined to mediately select, the personnel of his Our Gann. Mrs. James A. Watson. party arranged, l Regular Menu ward E. her home illness and could not at- Mrs. Gifford Pinchot will entertain at committee, which will jointly be made silk to Peter Goelet Gerry. Mrs. Henry by An exquisite stocking, top. Fine lisle 4 Mrs. Eliza- tea 14. up of Washingtonians and * A R 6! Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie, tend. The guests included Miss January prominent reinforcement at wear points. In the season's -vender Keyes. beth Murdaugh Kennedy. Miss Mary a number of members of the diplo- NOW /A. Mrs. David A. Reed, Mrs. Porter H. smartest shades. An unusual value at this low j Gillett, Rep- Dcvereux, Miss Frances Wall. Miss Car- Mrs. Robert Lansing has bought the matic corps resident in this city. Mrs Dale, Mrs. Frederick H. Wilcox, Bell is member of the board of price. Kahn, Mrs. Henry roll Henderson and Miss Betty residence at 1328 Sixteenth street a gov- resentative Florence the last named being the house guest of northwest, formerly the home of Mr. ernors of the Assembly. Allen Cooper, Mrs. E. R. Kiess. Mrs. T. Tread- her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Wells, at and Mrs. Thomas Bones. James S. Parker. Mrs. Allen Among young Mr. Bennett Clark, son of the late ft the Mayflower. the men way, Mrs. H. Snell, Mrs. S. Champ Speaker of the House of f Bertrand guests were Lieut. Douglas McNair, Mr. Mr. Edward Van Devanter will be Clark. Wallace Dempsey. Mrs. Henry W. Wat- Representatives, is at the Willard Hotel. 0$ Columbia R. J. Stephen Ramsburgh. Mr. Robert host to a small company at the supper PsKy OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Mrs. Ernest Fuller, Mr. Eddie Dcvereux. Mr. son. Ransley, Weight dance at the Club Chantecler tonight. Miss Chari Williams Agnes ‘WjoXGlhJss SSSAiXxvq Ackerman. Mrs. Harry C. Oliver Walker and Mr. Earl Van Wag- and Miss Columbia 5042 Mrs. E. Hart Fenn. Mrs. Adam Wyant, Mr. C. J. Coffman will be the honor Winn have issued cards for a tea to- M oner. Mrs. Sol Bloom. Mrs. William E. Hull, guest and speaker at the regular Fri- morrow afternoon at Miss Williams’ Mrs. E. W. Evans. Mrs. Everett Sanders, Lieut. Col. R. H. Williams. U. S. A., day afternoon tea at the Congressional Lowman, William A. former general stall, , Mrs. Seymour Mrs. liaison officer on the Club today at 3 o'clock. His subject _ 1337 P ST. N.W. _ Rodenberg, Mrs. Thomas Gore, Mrs. was the guest of honor at a luncheon will be "Your Face and Your Head.” rS CN Frank W. Mondell, Mrs. Peter Drury. given yesterday at the Mayflower by the The Congressional Club has sent out Mrs. Lucy Wilder Morris, Mrs. Charles military attaches accredited to the vari- cards for an evening at home January W. Richardson. Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau. ous foreign missions in Washington. 15. from 9 to 12 o'clock, at 2001 New gowns Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, Mrs. James The guests were Col. H. S. Ford, Col. Hampshire avenue. There will be danc- HgTEalall hats W. Price, Mrs. Chester Wells, Mrs. C. R. Foy. the recently appointed liaison ing. aauDumuouflmicnuiicinNM r%f * 4r Vs VT wHttuiiiuitinbuMnmian John H. Brown, jr.; Mrs. Harry K. officer; also Col. L. H. Pope Hennessy, Dougherty, Mrs. Joseph Himes, Mrs. Col. Jose Urdanivia Gines, Col. H. Wa- Mrs. Gerrett Miller is entertaining a G SUM*-"' ’Thomas W, Phillips, Mrs. Frank Hight, tari, Col. Don S. Rojas, Lieut. Col. Angel party at the Bryn Mawr-Wcllesley Mrs. Frederick I. Cox. Mrs. H. C. Wool- Zuloaga, Maj. V. Casajus, Maj. Z. Ga- benefit performance at the National ley, Mrs. Abraham Lisner. Mrs. Frank le no and Capt. Enrique Prieto. Theater this afternoon. With her are Hundreds of Dresses Have Been Sold—Yet the Size and Pickett, Miss Dr. and Mrs. Fred Farrington, Mr. Hatch, Mrs. Theodore J. been visit- Style Range Is Unbroken! Maude McDougal, Mrs. Bertha*Bascom, Mrs. Elisha Gee, who has Charles Mason Remey, Miss Jean Me- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Clave and Mr. Richard Congdon. Miss Marguerite Weismer, Mrs. James the Wardman Park Hotel, H. Patten. Mrs. John H. Brown, Mrs. Treadwell at Neal, Mrs. Rob- Will return tomorrow to her home in Mr. Charles J. Bell has accepted the B. E. Neal, Mrs. H. E. Memphis, Tenn. invitation of the board or governors of 114-116 StWNiPsT., N.W. ertson Downey of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Wil- J V liam J. Wheeler, Miss Helen Fassett, Mrs. James H. Carmalt, Mrs. Fred Den- nett and Mrs. Patton Wise Slemp. Mr. and Mrs. Golding, who are the 1 THAT THESE FROCKS [ guests of Representative and Mrs. McFadden in their apartment, at the fTT? Mayflower, attended the reception given TTTT last evening by the President and Mrs. ? Coolidge at the White House. 1 agk' ARE ONLY sls Representative and Mrs. Bertrand H. Bnell will be hosts at dinner this eve- Top 'ning in the Chinese room of the May- AY . . THE fj IS THE flower. Covers will be laid for 60. t f Representative and Mrs. Charles A. Mooney of Ohio, have taken a suite at AKTCRATT SALON. ? the Mayflower for the rest of the sea- WONDER OF eon. H .85 J f Kendall, of i Mrs. wife Representative ANNOUNCES THE Samuel A. Kendall of Pennsylvania, who has been ill at Emergency Hospital i ifirte, EVERY I for time past, returned recently some - to their apartment at the Hotel Roose- TWICE YEARLY where she is convalescing. Velt, — FORMERLY WOMAN Representative and Mrs. Alfred l fclichaelson are again in their apart- FASHION FORT- ment in the Wardmah Tark Hotel, hav- RIS.SO §li|jPk ing come from Chicago, where they passed the holidays. Hi\if Representative and Mrs. Clay Stone ftlriggs were guests at dinner last eve- ning of Capt. and Mrs. Lewis Coxe, JJ. S. N., before the reception. 1C SEES THEM l Your Mrs. Cooper, wife of Representative s Unrestricted Choice Wsm —Naturally, for in them she 5 Henv Allen Cooper of Racine, Wis.. en- ‘HJumUi \%\ P'W tertained at luncheon at the Willard | of ANY DRESS in Stock ¦fsSi J J • recognizes the exclusive and f* {yesterday. priced fashions ) costs \\, 5 jHMfejyll,; - : |l extravagantly Gordon of the PsA%BUY ONE, the second : Capt. Gordon-Smith l the Serbs, ( ¦ * she admiring but never of the Kingdom of has been legation %. you absolutely nothing tik if f Croats and Slovenes and Mrs. Gordon- \ \ e t°re seen as t°w as JO fimith have returned to Washington l hfter passing three months in Belgrade, "si,,. H u {the Dalmatian Riviera and Paris. SALE * The first secretary of the Peruvian NO SINGLE DRESSES SOLD V embassy. Dr. Santiago Bedoya, returned yesterday to his apartment in the EXCEPT AT REGULAR PRICE. Wardman Park Hotel from a local hos- pital. Dr. and Mme. Bedoya had to OT!R cancel all social engagements for the FOR EXAMPLE: because of the former's illness. present ENTIRE STOCK AT The Assistant Secretary of Commerce TWO ORIGINAL For $15.00 Tor Aeronautics and Mrs. William P. 515«« DRESSES MacCracken are in Miami. Fla., and OR A * 8 •will not return to Washington for STIC RIBI'C- « For $25-®« days. jg C TWO ORIGINAL 525-« DRESSES (about 10 >s„ who spent ly Senorita Lucia Tessada. TIONS .. TWO $2995 DRESSES For $2995 ] UVi ORIGINAL the holidays with her mother, Sennra STREET.. IIB fur-trimmed t de Prieto, wife of the military attache of the Cuban embassy, has returned TWO ORIGINAL For $35.00 Park Seminary. AFTERNOON ANl> 535-»® DRESSES %a National r%y Mr and Mrs. Charles D. Wescott will TWO 95 For $39.95 COATS at dinner this evening Consul EVENINC, ORIGINAL *39 DRESSES l FOOT- \ Entertain ecr-ersl and Mrs. Felix Cole, who will 50 leave sherry for the former’s post in TWO ORIGINAL 549 DRESSES For $49.50 Warsaw. Poland, and Mr. and Mrs. WEAR IN A CO?F- 3 |y and Frederick Frelinghuysen Dumont. $39 "Jfo L FORMERLY TWO ORIGINAL 559-59 DRESSES For $59.50 Col. Wade H. Cooper entertained at I Have you thought, ‘‘Regardless of price, V 1722 Massachusetts If dinner in his home. PLETE SASKE RANC.E T / a that DISTINCT I\ E"? 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