of the United States Army will make the introductions. BANKERS TO BE GUESTS. Mrs. J. W. White of Cleveland Park D. Life Underwriters to Give entertained a company of eight at C. luncheon yesterday in the Spanish in Honor. Luncheon i. fori} gardens of the Hotel Washington. tZ&dinpfon « Many presidents and executive of- Pure Cream "^aM^HER:":I^H fleers of local banks will be mu sts of Births Reported. the District of Columbia 1-ife The follow ins: births have l»een re|H»rted to J Association at a luncheon1'nderwriters* America Will Be Hosts the health department within the la«»t twenty given in their honor at the lialeigii Diplomats of Latin four hours: Hotel tomorrow. Ix>uis J. anil lionise M Wahl. boy. itob'-rt N of the This Is Closed at 1 P. M. Carl B. and tlertrud" A Harper, president Store Saturdays Kaiser, girl. District of Columbia Hankers* Fudge to President an d Mrs. Harding Hobert Met*, and Klleti V. Ashlin. girl, Augustus O. and !>»!;» C. Starke, girl. has accepted the invitationAssociation,on "It's Delicious" I Thomas J. and Mary Molloy, girl. b'half of that organization, and a Ralph K. and May I Pay. girl, attendance is at ~1| Next PAonth. i Richard and Henrietta It. I.ueas. girl. large expected. 14th G t.'eorge B. and m.'ccc' nir-Wi »» » / Margaret Wright. l*oy. » » » > > i t i i * j j i*r»fvr f Herbert W. and Margaret Sanders. boy. y i Itolu.Pt .,..l / ».! .1-1. i Hard- mander Alan Kirk. Lieut. Commander j . v * ni nr»me iviicn. Kin. , HE President and Mrs. j Lansdowne, Mr. William Bowie I William and Craee Winslow. girl. 1 Chocolates that four I in? v. il! he the guests of | <*i;«rkc. Mr. Chester koekwood. Lieut.,} Charles ami Annie Marshall, girl. | 3 thoughts express. 1 J. M. John ami t.*u m e Day. I toy. ambassadors, ministers and Commander J. IV Nortieet. Lieut. Charles II. and Margaret I I e a sweet caress! I ^ J. T. Schneider. Mr. Carroll, l*»y. * Every piec iVezr a/zrf Garments charge d'affaires of the Quinh, Lieut. j Atijruatinn and Mildred ( «»x l»«»v. '* Vl Lovely t'hi stri* A. Snow, jr.. and Maj. Charles A I Latin American republics at a recep- 11. Patterson. | tion in the Pan-American I'nion Mrs. I'd ward I*. Capehart entertained Dealhs building- the evening of May 11. Reported. 1 CORN We have for years in | several a company informally at bridge The following deaths have been reported to specialized Mrs. Harding received afternoon in honor of Mrs. James the health j whoyesterdayis department within the 1«M twenty-j for Women. Misses. groups of women by special appoint-1 Robert MeKoe of New York, ! four hours: \ BET1nMBOX obtainingO YoungO j ment at the White House today, visiting Mrs. Stephen B. lOlkins. AHoe p. Clark, 411. Hammond eourt. i those who will be received William itmeh. ill.'. St. r.lizal**!h's Hospital J l HK candy pift package the Among I.o' entertained at M. Louise Will. lt. :ti>14 P «». supreme, i and Girls the Best Mrs. this a:\ernoon \\ Mrs. Daniel hrop (E. B rarest of res by Harding !, .dartin L. C « plendent. creations of our i Juniors Very luncheon at the N w \Yillard iiotel to- j IViee. HiOl st. n . be Mrs. Stephen li. Klkins and lier .Cdward ! '. tioehel. II. l"niver T renowned El Mrs. James Kobert day in honor of Mrs. < Jeorge Maynard tJeorgetowii iropean candy-maker. In we show house guest. Me-j Minor, of the National sit.v Hospital ; i every box. more tb an | made. Every garment j Kee. t ii o latter formerly Miss president general Thomas Hums. 3'J. Walter lJeed 1 twenty kinds opulent Apparel Mary] Society. I >. A. II. Melvin Hospital. ? butter Harrison, daughter uf the late j Deguire. 17. Knierpeney Hospital. creams, Brazil nuts, fig rolls, pistache Raymond J. Mendoza. I'ni is exclusive and must with President Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. u»..n«o.... r.». j lD*;.rjg*to\vu ; I logs, pineapple squ ares, filbert incorporate former|j versify Hospital. N clusters, cara- ! Bates-Batcheller of Boston will also) (oniircliciif ion. Alvin A. Davis. V. Children's mels. nougats, mall ows be a member of the lit tie Hospital. party. will Rosemary D. May. 'AS'jx) JotVlvn st Excellence of Fabric and Detail, Mrs. Charles Boughtnn Wooil >11js. (.koik;): taymir-, ' Annie i A at a this afternoon I'mo. 42. Columbia Hospital, | Pout\id Box, $1.50 The Vice President and Airs. Pool- j reception entertainj['" ormorly >l»*m Fninct'H Dunn. who I* j Km-ina Kony.in. .".7. folutrlca Hospital idge will be the ranking su« sts at a from f> to 7 for the Connecticut «1 Iy |n*r »Miariotto L. I I CANDKT'IlONi: Mia in S75 for this assortment and Charm. to the of tlie American isiiln^ pnn'iitN, Hopri'HnilHlivf Maddux. 7»H. Walter Hood II"s or for a little r Simplicity Vouthfulness,dinner party to be entertained cation daughters . ind Mr«. 'Ill0111:1s II. Dunn. at the -\e%v pita!. i i largej pnckane of the same can- Revolution convention. The £ flies dipped in bitter-sweet night by the ambassador of (ireat president k\ lllsird. Laura V. Martin. OS. 4* if the guests of honor. Those as- ( Joodwln. Mr. G. Lloyd Mva Whito. 2 are now sisiing will icelude Mrs. Ceorge \V. and Mrs. Jay hours. National Homeopathic Hospital. stocks with extensive Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Knrger, HayIon.Mrs. Mule infant of Lloyd and Lva Whito. l!» replete The Secrelar; State and Mrs. Hide. Mrs. William ICdward Hall. Miss H. ! Loir's-* Movt M-niC. of 'rlames A. Drain. Mrs. Theodore hoars. National Homeopathic Hospital, Hughes will nt *rtain at dinner daughter Uep- Pilb-r. Mrs. William Wolff Smith. Mrs. tieorge M. Hurley. 2S. tlarflold Hospital. } CORKIWEL.L/S i and selections in r»*s -n:: live Merri.'t of Conner!iciw Miss delightful in the Pan-American Wilson. 1. s Sport. Monday night Alphonsus 207 ave. o. * j Moyt of Stamfort, Conn.: Mrs. Yank S. Connolly. Mrs. Karl Elizabeth Virginia j I'nion building in honor of t iie Henry Sin ;lh. Mrs. A. DuPuy, Mr. Simnis, .">7. 2»><>1 Sheridan nl.. Ana H Street f in con- Rnssell Talbot and Miss Mary 1'helps *W. HamItonj cost ia. and Dress for School, Venezuelan commission here nd Mt J?;.«s M. ;,»eio Louise ! is* Young. 27. 1227 I * Apparel Practical of Morgan. I; Wiley court n.e. with dedication the' ;! jnection the diaries A Jones. Mr. ;:nd Mrs. Edwin Sarah ('-. 4tJ. ftM Bolivar statue. 1 Styles, Florida ave. < ( I teed Mrs. Carl 1). Frank Harvey. Town and j The is in tie* nature of Mrs. Millar and Mi 11 ha Rind- 'ph and Mr. and j f>S, Washington Asylum IIos Country. couri:-sy wife and Col. S. It 1 tut it and the nu mbers of the pital. j j an official return for the Millar, daughter 1 Frnest! ft. { banquet, have from a six i it tee on Baton. 40. 222 Kim st. j and dance to be in Millar, returned months' arrangements. comi) Uebecoa 2ft. ] reception given lour 111 ana are 111 tn iri | Moten. atmond. 1>. C. the Pan-American I'nion building. r.irope again .uurif nrown, l>4. .',a Hlltf II StS. n.c. at j at Front a t Suits Very Special Prices I'Trirl:«v* *»vf»ninPennsylvania Society this evening, at Now Jersey; Mrs. George Maynard Miss Ruth MeGowan and Miss the New Willard Hotel. Mrs. Davis Minor, president qen-ral of the I>. A. It. Molviii. Marietta will probably return to her home in Mrs. Williajfi D. Sherreied, vice JT^S555H35IEH5H5^^^ES5iK5555325E225HS53S5S tomorrow. general of the f>. A. It.: presidentMrs. Miss Florence Fraser Stiles, in \ TTie symbolicting circlet 7&s j'Pittsburgh Henry !>. "Vitts. state regent.of New for her house guest, Mrs. JvouishonorI>e t and Mine. The minister of Sweden and Mrs. Charles Tieid of DealJersey.Valliere of Trenton, X. J., has a a Wallenberg have leased the residence N. J. Mrs. William H. Bonnell a party to attend the gardenarrangedComplexion is ^a s n CJ of former Senator Phelan, 2249 R Beach, fete V^T nblemiiing i of East Orange acted as toastmi stress. at Clifton, given by the \Vom- $ 13c and will move there from en s LOUVRE i_7itv Brewood bea will the reception and dance givenpreceding RIGHT care V _ y utified. Senator Kellogg. of Minnesota, !>y the officers of the Engineer Corps vice president general, of Ann Arb>pr, because, be at home informally tomorrow at 2400 16th street. Other honor Mich.. Chapter, is attending the D. A. without discrimination at her residence, 170,1 lttth R. and afternoonguests at dinner were Senator and congress, is stopping at the in what more Very Exceptional street. Mrs. James W. Wadsworth. jr.; Powhatan. you use, o Representative Julius Kahn. Gen. and harm than good can 10 p p rtunity in Secretary and Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Edgar B. Coliaday and Col. and 1Pennsylvania Society to Select your « an- to Be (Quests at Dinner. Mrs. William Rivers, and the hosts JHold Reception Tonight. i result. ]£** i edding y The Misses Patten will be, hostesses included Gen. and Mrs. Lansing At the Pennsylvania Society Mrs. Coon's nouncemeni where an at dinner this evening when their Beach. Gen. and Mrs. Henry Jerv^y. and dance at the New Wjllardreception tions for the healthful guests will include the Secretary of Gen. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. Gen. and tonight the honor guests will be Mr. Prescripi queility prate- State and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. Mrs. William D. Connor. Col. and Mrs. A. W. Mellon, Secretary of the care of the skin.its £ q{ engraving jp ^ Mason Patrick, Col. and Mrs. Charles Mr. James J. Davis, Secretary*Treasury;of and <**** *a5 established The financial adviser temporarily Kellar. Col. and Mrs. Frank Boggs. Labor: Mr. Henry j\ Fletcher, tissues the L Cw9 \ \ attached to the Italian embassy, Col. and Mrs. Harl»y Ferguson. Col. of stat'.. and Mr. Hubertundersecretary muscles.the use I vr 71 a« SUITS Mario Albert!, has taken an and M Vf* mtwwm rnvjfvf tant work. 7 Signorand Mrs. Charles Kutz, Col. M.rs. Week, first assistant postmaster underlying Y y Wardman Park Hotel. < all of which needed our apartment at Merriweather Walker and Col. and I from Pennsylvania. general, supplies Practically entire Cloth Suit stock Mrs. Clarence Ridley. An exceptional musical program tonic and vitalizers. The Secretary^ of the Colombian A reception with dancing followed 1 las been planned which will include has been placed upon a reduction basis.in legation, senor lion uarios urine, jr., the dinner. Senator and Mrs. Wads- 1solos by Miss IJernice Randall, j and the result of which / ^ T» f >1- has taken an apartment at worth, jr.: Representative Kahn. Gen. J soloist, who will render "Thesoirano a m iacr. one 01 me i roiret ' is i every ricounes, Rauscher's.Pershing and Mrs. Lansing Beach re- Snowdrop" and "The Star"; Mr. perfect complexion ceiving the guests. Among other Shafferman. baritone, who willAlbert .are the product of her Twills, Twill Cords, Pecot^nes.they're all, The agricultural attache of the dinner parties entertained preceding J ender "The Son of the Desert" and Danish legation, Mr. Soren Korensen. were those of 'Aria Benv«*nuto." To this will be eighteen years' practice. the dance Gen. and , | j| reduced.and radically, too.for when the has moved from 1532 16th street to Mrs. Col. and Mrs. William 'idded chorus singing: of the new state Johnston, ;ong, Simple direct ions G Wardman Park Hotel. and Col. and Mrs. Pennsylvania." Miss Jean *Br time to cut comes we do it and If. Holcombe \ (l vigorously Thomas Robins. Wilson. who recently gave a recital govern their use. )GDD Mr. and Mrs Prank H. R; monds Oen. and Mrs. William Lanfitt of it the executive mansion at Harrisburg, without restraint. historic old ^vill read the poem /S) i Engravers>¥5tationers&! have purchsed the New York were anions the "Pennsylvania." Skin Food f guests Mrs. Lillian Almond residence. 3108 P street, in at the dinner of Gen. and Mrs. John- Russell Moore, the wife extensive Thomas (>f a well known Pittsbugh ptiblisher. Muscle Cream 519-13??St Ju<^t RolnwF Of course, the feature is Following Georgetown.ston. going later with them to the Avill deliver an emphasized work, they will lake possessionrestorationdance. address on "My Absorbent the autumn, on their return from I as a Presidential Kxjerience Cleansing the exclusiveness of design which in 1 i their farm in New Hampshire, where Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins entertained Camjaigner^' Cream Each the Jn the receiving line will be Miss every Louvre Suit.and surroundsit they contemplate spending .a company of twenty-two at dinner j\. gives Mellon, Mrs. James J. Mrs. months. summerlast evening in honor of h'-r house | P. Davis, At Drug and Dep't. Stores distinctive and character. The Thomas residence, which was of lenry Fletcher, Mrs. Anthony distinguishing guest. Mrs. James Robert McKee >>Vayne Parker, vice president gen ! built between 1600 and 1810 by Judge New York. Among the other guests < I>. A. it.; Mrs. Hubert Work,ral, Prepared by These are tailored.or Morsel!, is one of the best known in were Mrs. Bates-Batcheller of Bos- 3Jrs. Kdwin K. Sparks. Mrs. Hamlin plain effectively this region, is very spacious, and has ton and Miss Juliet Thompson. < 'ogswell, Mrs. John B. Herron. Mrs. Mrs. N. C. Coon embellished with a charming old garden. All of the C \ W. Adams, Mrs. C. W. Kutz and 1405 Eye Street braid, beading, materials ust-d in its construction were Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Dickinson 3tfrs. Livingstone L. Hunter, treasurer hromrht from Kngland. and following of Little Rock, Ark., has arrived in £reneral. l>. A. K. Maj. \V. H. Simpson applied. embroidery.artisticallyJudge Morsell's occupancy there, it Washington for a stay of several * g I was the residence for a number of with lit-r tr»r»?ht*r M r« Inmoii years of Count de Pobestad. who was Kdward Mock, and her sister. Miss a of Suits } minister from Spain here during-* the Byrd Mock, at the latter's studio. "At I Especially Group i Grant and Hayes administrations. It the Old Brick Capitol." This af ternoon | were was later the residence of Gen. and Mrs. Ban kin Mason is entertaining: at I that up to $69.50 Mrs. George C. Thomas, from whose tea at the Bifrlington Hotel for Mrs. UnBSE « heirs Mr. arid Mrs. Simonds bought Dickinson, and this evening: Mr. and PIANISTandTEACHER j the house. Mr. Simonds is one of the Mrs. If. W. Seaman of Iowa will give // tJxfH PnoH c( EdwartfMacDowalL known writers in this country, an informal dinner in her honor. I . mrVrWT (best i; pn|^|{ tma c»mw>. pai-11: c*i4 having written extensively on war M*4a1 fimfMte CinrinflAti I Now subjects and political affairs. Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will '. agWyW/ ^o( $44-50 as "Humanity" in the Red Crossappear 'otpv»n*,1D«lTt Mrs. John W. Foster and her pageant of peace, which will be given Mrs. Robert Ran.sing, this evening in the'auditorium of the 1 daughter, fhonr -mjju 84z6 . i While upon other grades up to $175. a large company at luncheonentertainedtoday Department of the Interior. Mrs. J AyA in honor of Mrs. James Robert Ruth Mougey Worrell is the author. wi i of New York, who is visitingMcKceand will direct the performance. Mr. J and You'll Save from $10 to $75 Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. The guests Dennis K. Connell will appear as the lemstitching ButtonsCovered i _yf numbered about fifty, and included returned soldier. del'leffS friends of Mrs. McKee, made during Cotton, 13c; Silk, 14c 2, administration i; the of her father, the The minister of Czechoslovakia. Dr. ^'on do not have to wait for I late Gen. Benjamin Harrison, as Bedrich and his sister. Miss your Stepanek, work. Qusility the very beat. 1 in whose cabinet the latePresident.Gen. Stepanek, will he guests of honor at John W. Foster was Secretary of the weekly dinner of the Arts Club Quick nervier. WT » jm m mm State. tomorrow evening. Dr. Stepanek will il Bohemian folk and MRS. M. E. HOLLEY play songs, there Will Kntertain will be motion pictures of the arts c ol. nrtTS. 2561 15th \.\v. Wf*tfrn D. A. R. Women. and festivals of Bohemia. Dr. and Wonderful Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife of Mrs. Mich/ell Carroll will act as hosts. Poindexter of Washington, Senatorand nivers Millinery Siberian Mrs. Amos A. Fries will entertain the Reception for Pre** flub «A* / the An of | Daughters American Officer* nt Murine from California. Washington.Revolution Barrack*. Squirrel HI A Wonderfully Finte Affair! 1 (Oregon, Idaho and Wyoming Invitations are out for a reception ^ a'At & at 5 o'clock at the home oftomorrowMrs. to the oflieers and members of the Chokers | ^ boar*I of ~ With new arri for the last Poindexter. 1750 N street northwest. governors of the National CI Wry Special goods ving l^ewwt^Style Press Club at the marine barracks, k. r j ..i. 4 Mrs. Arthur Capper, wife of 8th and < 1 streets southeast, the v iew aays, i,ne rvnmversary Event is go tor Capper of Kansas, will holdSonajher of Tuesday, April'26. The evening last Thursday afternoon at home of is tendered by the Americanreception $9.75 a t he season tomorrow at 1100 16th Post of the National Press Club,Region VV' ^ A \ ing out in blaze of gloi The interest y! jsd street and will have fro assist her in and the arrangements are in the skin threeWchoker, receiving. Mrs. George Thacher hands of a committee representing the which is an \ has never ublic is after Guernsey, former president general, post, club and officers stationed at lagged.the p day National Society. I>. A. It. and Mrs. marine barracks, thej unusual value at tliis clearance | Catherine Campbell, I>. A. It. state consisting of the, I keen interest in ' regent for Kansas. following: President Avery C. Marks price. day expressing securing and Theodore H. Tiller, chairman of Furs Repaired at Special Rates I Mrs. Harry S. New. wife of the j the board of governors of the club; new and fashionable apiparel at the An- | senator from Indiana, will receive to- Post Commander William Wolff Smith, No charge for storage when we J ^ j Tel. 2 rrrirrnvi' kftprnnnn. when Mrs Frnnlr I Department Commander James A. make repairs. Frank. 3445. The event is Drain and Past i niversary prices! making Felter of Huntington. Jnd., state Post Commanders * gent of the National Society, I). A. re!It., Frank S. Connolly and Jack Connolly, 4 will receive with her. The Indiana representing* the National Press Club us hosts of new friends! And it con- to the A. delegation D. It. congress Post; Maj. Clayton H. Vogel, I". S. M. ' JyTn »*n o II llVC ' V- will be amonjEj_the callers. (\. commanding the marine X tinues a few more c barracks, "** and Dieut. Col. William C. Harllee, 1^1 just - Mr*. Frflinnhuywn l*. S. M. C., and Capt. Ceorge K. Shuler. S. M. to Kntertnln \fw Jersey D. A. R. 17. C., representing the post and and Plants 1* Mrs. S. Marine Corps. Secretary Karl Growing There are New Street and Afternoon Dresses foi women at Joseph Frelinghuysen, wife Smith of $19.75 of Senator Frelinghuysen of New the Press Club, Hamiltonwho is and and dinner gowns at unusttal at these will hold a at her also post adjutant, and William Will transform your porch $23,507 $36.50.quite prices! reception home.Jersey. of the 1013 16th street, from 4 to 6 o'clock DuPuy board of Athertoninto a is E tomorrow afternoon in and also finance officer ofgovernorsthe beauty spot. This ft compliment to post, handled the. There are New Frocks for misses at $18.50, $23.!SO and $39.75 and the delegates from New Jersey details. time. We are the congress of the National A large number of representatives! planting suits at and 54975. attendingof official anil sew* Jul 1 $39.75 3 Society. T). A. R. v MM,irn nn* to pected to attend, including: members prepared give quick and Special Sale A committee of ladies interested in of the cabinet. Congress, the efficient service. A large L There are Plaid Skirts.beautiful new colorings at $10.75 and <3 [Trinity Community House will sell corps. Army. Navy. Marinediplomatic .50 to Chic models; all the newest materials and tickets in hotel lobbies the next two Corps and American Degion and assortment of grow ing H $17.25. Usually $18 $30.00f colorings. days for the Daffodil ball, to be given men and women. newspaper Thursday evening at the New The reception will begin at ft o'clock, at reasonable prices. I lard Hotel. Wil! with dancing from ft-,.'10 to 12:30 in plants There are Silk Blouses at $3.85. There are Hanidmade Blouses at Values to $15 At the New Willard will be Mrs. C. th©Targe ballroom. If necessary the c/nno Wonderful Jersey Silk Petticoats at $3.9!5. Full-fashioned « Rlnnhi ^ » *»» $3.95. C. McChord, Mrs. John Connor and gymnasium also wilt b«> thrown #open at >5 Mrs. Michael X. Sullivan; at the for dancing. The full Marine Band Landscape Department, 1141 j2 Silk Stockings $1.( pair. n 1 /h A m* I Washington. Mrs. .T. R. Rudp and Mrs. Orchestra will be in attendance. Connecticut Avenue I David R. Covell; at Wardman Park A number of dinner parties have Inn. Mine. Claude 1,anglais, Mrs. been planned to precede the dance. "~ New $10 Spring iind Summer Oxfords, including white canvas with Wells, Miss Meta Evans arid WaliterMiss and others will go to the barracks tan or white calf straipping, at $7.50 pair. special 4>x.oU Howe, and at the Shoreham, Miss from the theater and other entertain-"" 5 Sonya Shearer. ments. Additions to the list of box holders The receiving( party will be headed n are the Bishop of Washington, Mrs. by Maj. Gen. John A. T.ejeune. On all three floors and at nent our Frederick H. Brooke. Mrs. Thomas of the Marine Corps, commandantand every departn Bell Sweeney. Mrs. Charles Boughton Mrs. I