Evening star. [volume], May 01, 1924, Page 9, Image 9

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miss m vry Wallace.
Whose parents, the Secretory of Aerirultnrr and Mrs. Henry C. Wallace. aa
nounee her encaermrnt to I>r. t Karlen Krucpnann, first neeretary of the
Swiss legation in Paris. The wedding to lake plow in Washington., May 14.
gooiety
(Continued from Kighth Page. I
had in their box Mr. and Mrs. John
Washington Davidge. Miss Rucille
Showallcr. Mr. and Mrs. Denise Bar
kalow and Capl. and Mrs. liraory
L>a nd.
Representative and Mrs. Parker
Corning entertained at dinner, the
company later going to the ball,
v here they occupied three boxes
The company included Senator and
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, jr.; the
Minister of Hungary and Countess
Szochenyi. Mrs. Oliver Perrin of New
York and Mrs King Carley.
The chief of staff. U. S. A.. Gen.
John J. Pershing, entertained in his
iiox Senator and Mrs. Francis K.
Warren, Maj. Cen. and Mrs. John U.
(fines. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Denis
Nolan and Brig. Gen. and Mrs." Robert
C. Davis.
The Assistant Secretary of War,
Mr. Dwight F. Davis's box was oc
cupied. by the counselor of the Brit
ish embassy and Mrs. Henry Getty
• hilton, who had with them mem
bers of the embassy staff.
Mrs. Charles Houghton Wood had i
with her Mrs. Robert Goetz, Princess
Bertha Cantacuzene, Miss Marion
Trumbull. Miss Mary Morgan. Mr.
Read of the State Department and
Maj. Reginald Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Govfn enter
tained at dinner last evening, later
faking their guests to the ball, the
company including Mr. and Mrs. K.
H. Govin. jr.; Miss Mary Hellen, Miss
Neville Johnson. Mr. Arthur Kinsolv
ing of Baltimore, Mr. Chester I»ck
""od and Mr. Wigglesworth.
Col. and Mrs. Howard Dickinson
were hosts at dinner, later going to
the ball, their guests including the
• ommercial counselor of the Swedish
legation and Mme. Weidel. the first
secretary of the. Italian embassy.
Count di Villanova; Commander and
jf| Specially Designed! k'
{or the jra
X Bobbed-Head g
woman and miss — Sf-
I ‘5 *- ‘7° |
Pa The problem of the incorrect fit becomes
a thing of the past as the bobbed heads are JTV
generously provided for.
na "Hats of I V jLf* sAoummj
jOy, Tomorrow \ T’ oday ’jj^L
j Mrs. Claude K. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs.
j Nelson I’errin and Mrs. J. Russell
fioley.
Mrs. J. Borden Harriman enter
tained at dinner, the company later
going to the ball, among the guests
being Miss Marjory Dows. Mias I ta
mo na Lcfevrc. Mr. Leander Me-
1 M
It has been quite an
accomplishment to
make available Ribbed
Lisle Hose of such
character and quality
as these—for women
and juniors.
Black. White, Brown.
Gray. Camel and Beige.
The price, 1.00, is a
Burt feature.
THE HOSIERY SHOP
Arthur Burt Co.. H 43 F
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 0. C„ THURSDAY, MAY I, 1924.
Cormick-Goodhart. Capt. Robert
Walsh and Mr. Marion Law.
Mrs. John R. William’s box was
©coupled by Lieut. and Mrs. O. Far
rell Knight.
Mr. William Phelps Eno had with
him in hla box Col. and Mrs. John
Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Hampson Gary
and Mis. George H. Ehle.
Mr. Walter Denegre had with him
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Bradlee and several
other guests from the dinner party
of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Thom gave
their box to Col. and Mrs. Charles H.
Drake, who entertained a company
at dinner prior to the ball for their
daughter, Miss Barrine Drake, in
honor of Miss Sarah Spencer of Chi
cago, who arrived In Washington to
be the guest for a few days of Mr.
and Mrs. Thom.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond's
box was occupied by Gen. and Mrs.
Crozler, Col. and Mrs. Burnett. Miss
Natalie Hammond, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hammond, and a m»mber of
young people.
Col. and Mrs Morr's Ernest Locke
were hosts at dinner in honor of Gen.
Pershing and later attended the ball-
With Col. and Mrs. Locke in their box
were Senator and Mrs. David A. Heed,
Representative and Mrs. John Jacob
Rogers, the military attache of the
French ‘embassy. Gen. Dumont, and
Mrs. Louis McGill.
Col. and Mrs. John H. Carroll gave
their box to Mr and Mrs. Richar I V.
Oulahan. Mrs. Carroll is out of town
and Col. Carroll was unable to at
tend the ball because of illness.
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage had in her
box Maj. and Mrs. Douglas Hlg
loy. Commander and Mrs. George
Joerns, Miss Margaret Gage and Mr.
Warren S. Martin.
Col. and Mrs. I* B. Kromer enter
f The LOUVRE I j
h 11151117 F STREET A
:i Y According to Our Usual Custom T
. We announce a t
'I j J
I Clearance of Millinery
• | i
Tomorrow and Saturday we shall offer
EverySpringDressHat
remaining in our stock at
'/ 2 Price
Halt price means halt price literally. 1 he regular tickets
will still be mi the Hals —you deduct one=half when you
make your selection.
You know Louvre Millinery represents the very highest
tvpe of design and make —Louvre styles arc always exclu
sive, Thus the occasion becomes one of most timely impor
tance.
You will understand why wc can make no returns or
exchanges at this reduction.
xiSbiMPam
| Big Sale Friday & Saturday 2
j Yo Opportunity To Save! J
\ ijL Coats at Big Savings \
£ || ' j ■ All the Newest Styles and Materials ✓ !
J r Dressy Twili Coats —The Better Kind /
$ i I 3 Now, s2s $29-50 $35.00 j
\ Ji Sport Coats \
/ IA I fIU Plain Colors. Stripes and Plaids /
| llgfl - , Now, T6 95 $25-00 $29-50 \
; i f ffi. Handsome Coats \
* H E Mr -Tj|y j Os Twills and Marvella y
I Now, $39-50 $49.50 $59.50 \
- ... Save $5 to s lO on Suits \
£ W omen s and Misses’—Twills and Mannish Materials £
\ Ji T '■ Now, s22-50 $29-50 $39.50 $49.50 |
$ v Hundreds of New Dresses \
J —for immediate wear—and summer—for afternoon, street <
> and evening. Wonderful display of styles.- J
| sl6-95 $25-00 $39.50 $49.50 $
I' m I
; Entire Stock of Spring Millinery ;
£ Individual and Distinctive Styles * £
| All Go $2 50 to $ 7 °° I
5 Previously Sold, $5.00 to sl2.oo—As Elegant Values t
i «
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tained in their box Gen. and Mrs. W.
H. Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs. 'William
Lybrand, Col. Stanley Ford, Mrs. J.
M. Slotsenberg, mother of Mrs. Kro
mer; Col. the Marouis di Bcrnezzo,
Military Attache of the Italian Em
bassy and Second Secretary Signor
Rcnato Silenzi.
Maj. and Mrs. Troup Miller had as
dinner guests before the ball Maj.
and Mrs. J. K. Herr. Mrs. B. S. Cun
ningham and Maj. Leonard Sparks.
Others at the ball Included the am
bassador of Chile and Scnora de
Mathieu, the minister of Colombia and
Senora de Olaya, Senator Frederick
Hale and his mother, Mrs. Eugene
Hale; former Representative Phillip
Pitt Campbell, Miss Helen Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lara Anderson. Mrs.
Henry Delaware Flood, Mrs. Joseph M.
I Stoddard. Miss Ruth Stoddard, Mrs.
j Pearl Moore Gray, Miss Muriel Eleanor
Gray, Miss Bessie McKeldin. Miss
, Betty Byrne, Miss Margaret Zoluay. i
1 Miss Laura Winder Marshall; Miss Ann i
I Gordon. Mr, and Mrs. U. M. Kauffmann, |
Mr. Hugh Lagare, Col. and Mrs. T. Q.
Donaldson. Col. and Mrs. George
Oaklev Totten, jr.. Miss Virginia Kel
clevi. Miss Eugenie l.cMerle. Mrs. Harry
A. Williams, jr.. and her house guest.
Mrs. Collier of Norfolk; Mrs. Elonzo
Tyner and her house guest. Mrs. Miller
of New York; and Mr. Travis Fletcher
; of Warenlon, Va.
The committee in charge of the ball
j included Maj, Harvey Hicley. Maj. L.
I A. Beard, Maj. J. L. Collins and Lieut,
C. C. .ladwin; decorations. Col. Conrad
S. Babcock. Maj. John B. Coulter and
1 Capt. Robert L. Walsh; floor. Col.
( Julian U. Llndsley. Maj. Nelson K.
I Margetts and Maj. Ernest G. Cullurn
! publicity. Maj. John K. Herr. Maj
Cortlandt Parker and Capt. Read
Wlpprecht.
Mrs. CalhoDn Entertains
For Mine, di Campefiu,
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor of Mme.
di Camperio. who Is interested In
carrying on the work of the Women a
Universal Alliance in Italy. The other j
guests included Mrs. Lyman B. Ken
dall, Mrs. H. D. Flood. Mrs. H. L. >
Husk, Mrs. McCoy Jones, Mrs. Elonzo i
Tyner. Mrs. Miller of New York, Mrs. ;
Kennerly of Kentucky and Mrs.
Charles Selden, Jr. Following the ;
luncheon Mrs. Kendall sang a selec- ,
tion of southern songs.
Mr. George Humphrey of Wood
stock, Md., announces the marriage
of his daughter, Edna M., to Mr. An
drew A. Crawford of Washington at
10 :'i(l o'clock Wednesday morning.
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
; /z\]t W pom ing C nft\
Mato Floor, The Wyoming Apt.
Columbia Road at Catilorma tit,
TODAY
We Open the Summer Season
With n
May Day Dinner (rl
At the Popular Price of Uur
Regular i
Community
Dinner
IHimer I* arrred Dally ami Koidiy
V From 6 to 7:30 V
>a Telephone 2D-1I yr
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il ‘^Tr^i! 11 ,r, ’^' r T^ , *‘ f
VESTS ’ „ <&) CHIFFON
Thl SHOP FOP XO (JNG VOLKS AND \ j mosiurv
$1 75 yOUTHFVL APMREL FOB EVmi¥OMAN\ 1 Us> i _ _
~ , F Tenth. St. s l* 3s
Very Special
—flesh, peach Also Sl a u
"" “ it’s after Easter ‘
—and naturally, that being the case—
we announce our
After-Easter
REDUCTIONS t
X|T Not a special purchase—or a sensational (Sat
72J sale— but real, honest, actual Rcduc- t*iPp|n« \ **/; ISI
lions—which offer savings opportunities to V y®| \ £&8
any one who seeks the sort of merchandise V |i|l jVwr \ //J3*P'
we have to offer. SIMPLY OUR REGULAR 1 \ l/.\ '
STOCK-REDUCED.
i A Special in “Kafka” M|f
dresses *\
S') 7-50 M>
/ / One Group of AHT"
Sold in Our Regular Stock Dresses ■nLv
at $.50.50 and $49.50
DRESSES of Satin Cantons—Crepe de tost a |AlB; SP
thine with combinations of georgette— f e tv of
printed crepes—crepe Romaync—black, navy. , . j
cocoa, powder blue. bark, rosewood, tan. ® kind
DRESSES for afternoon, dinner, theater—
a’so many new sports models for day and a.4 mm ■■■!
office wear. SI C. 50
SIZES for misses and women—large or 1J— — w TT7
Closing - Out - Specials
suits jd i
SPORT MODELS—tailored models with hair- |B
liiies or plain twills—stylish, youthful suits. I /. Off
Sport Goats Twill Goats jf /1 Prices
SPORT COATS—our entin ALL STRAIGHTLINE— £ 'T~~\ Jgjj|
stock of coats that sold tip to twill coats, in navy, black, tan; f
SSO all sizes. gjk
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The “K iddy-eens-Shop”
i»sias I'M s Contributes Its Share oi
SPECIAL VALUES
Coats Dresses £
( i\ l „, . —Canton Crepes ■ M
_ Po i aires __ Crepcdc ■
-Shadow Plaids Chine jf /m .
—Printed Crepes J 1
—Downy Wool —Pongees * XX
Our Entire Stock of —Silk Rajahs n<fD ,
children's High-Grade Sizes 4 to 1 4 Sizes 2 to 1 4 " D ar
_ Prices
LEGHORN
HATS We Enumerate — Below a Fetv
%A. 95 Additional Items Which Are
A Part of This Sale!
Orchid and Honev Daintily trimmed SHIRT BLOUSES (
.y.. CTFP-IN-S and VOILE' GOWNS- and OVERBLOUSES , SWEATERS
.\® ~ orchid, flesh and honey to r suit wear. that sold for
V ESTS—extra quality. shadcs ’. .$5 and $5.95
$ 1 Ea. s2= *l= s3=
vf . IIC -irnniK All $5 and $5.75 PET- STEP-INS. VESTS
\ OILE TEDDIES. TICOATS. radiums and and TEDDIES OF tub $6.*>t0510.95
orchid, honey and pink. jerseys, all colors. radium SWEATERS.
s l= s 3= s 2= s fMs
All $5, $6 : " ■ xxTrnx, AU$lO
and $750 MILLINERY and $12.50
_ _
ALL SPORT AND DRESS Hci^C
llalu HATS INCLUDED XXuXO
~ . i Proxaline Hats — ’ o. ,
Special Felts—Straws— Special
g\ f" Leghorns—Milans— /b M ma
X Qx Taffetas—Navy Ribbon— X / S||
V f Kloche Shapes—large V J •OXJ
, Dress Hats M
WBmmmmmmmMßmmKKßm Ts A TI7 1/ A C j;WMii(!BK''i
Ilni8 N Ol!!1^. 1 Stl9ll!lS!<ill!l^!4n!l!^l!IIR9R0l99!!ll , £\ A ft
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