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President and Mrs. Coohdge Spending
Quiet Thanksgiving Day With
Small Family Party*
HR President and Mrs. COol
• idte vfth their house guests.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
i Stearns. attended service at
the First Congregational
{Church this morning, and. this ev«-
f inp they will have to dine with them
f'Jr. and Jits. Stearns and their son
s and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
.Foster Stearns.
! 'l’he Secretary of War and Mrs.
jWseks are entertaining a house
Sparfy over the holidays
t •
lr in of Corps Honored by
1 I'iiro- American society.
The Ambassador of France and
!Mme. Jusserand have gone so New
York. where they will be the guests
;«,f honor at dinner Saturday of the
‘Franco-American Society, the Feder
al ion of Les Alliance Francaiso. and
*, he American Society of the French
Legion of Honor, which has been ar
ranged as a farewell to the Ambas
sador and lime. Jusserand and will
jbe given at the Waldorf-Astoria.
, The Ambassador and lime. .Tusse
irand were accompanied by the naval
attache of the embassy, ('apt, Rigal.
end the second secretary. M. Jules
pienry. and will return to Washing
ton Monday.
The Ambassador and Mine. Jusse
trand were the guests of honor at
dinner last evening of Mrs. John B.
Henderson, who entertained a distin
guished company. The guests in
cluded the Ambassador of Spain and
-Senora de Riano. the Minister .of
Sweden and Mine. Wallenberg, the
Minister of Egypt and Mme. Vousry.
ii he American Minister to chile and
irs. William Miller Collier, the
(Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H Gil-
I'ett, Senator Reed Smoot, former
'Representative and Mrs. Frank W.
Mondell, the Solicitor General and
‘Mrs. James M. Beck, the Charge d Af
faires of Brazil. Mr. Grade; Mrs.
James Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Frederick
Cent Grant. Mrs. Theodore V. Hoyn
'on, Count d’Adhemar, the secretary
to the President. Mr. C. Bascom
fSlemp; the secretary of the Nether
lands legation. Jonkheer Ur. H. van
L\sch vamWyck: Comdr. Robert Hen
tderson and Miss Beatrice Henderson,
Tiebutante daughter of the hostess.
The Ambassador of Italy Uon
'Gelaslo Caetajii entertained at dinner
Test evening when his guests includ
ed. Representative Nicholas long
worth, the United States Minister to
The Hague, Mr. Richard M. Tobin.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan. Mr.
and Mre. William Stewart Reyburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Noyes. Mr, and
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Mr. and
•Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker. Jr.. Mrs.
Noyes Blagden .and Mrs. King Carley,
t-hc first secretary of the embassy and
Contcssa di Villanova.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
•Wilbur were the guests of honor at
dinner last evening of Admiral and
Mrs. Joseph Strauss who entertained
i company of 16 in their home on
Massachusetts avenue.
1 Miss Helen Strauss is in Richmond
Where she went to attend the debut
•if Miss Suzanne Williams, niece of
former comptroller of Currency. Mr.
John Skelton Williams, who was a
• lassmate of Miss Strauss at the Na
tional Cathedral School here.
Mrs. Robert Nelson Stanfield has
Issued cards for a tea December 18
from 4 to 7 o'clock at Rauscher's to
present her daughter. Miss Barbarba
Stanfield to society.
Senator Samuel Shortridge of Cali
fornia arrived today, and is at the
New Willard, where he will remain
for an indefinite period, having come
to Washington for the reconvening
-Of Congress on December 1.
The military attaches of the French
embassy, Gen. Georges A. L. Dumont,
will go to Fredericksburg tomorrow
to attend the exercises commemorat
ing the one hundredth anniversary of
ihe visit ,of Gen. Lafayette to that
-<|ity.
' The counselor of the British embas-
D. Mr. Henry Getty Chilton; the as
sistant naval attache of the embassy
and Mrs. Brown, the commercial sec
retary and Mrs. Buxton and Mr.
Leander McCormick-Ooodhart, at
’ache of the embassy, will occupy a
box at the Monday performance of
Jbe Frederick Lonsdale
‘Aren't We All?” at the National
Theater next week, in which Mr. Cyril
Maude, the distinguished English
• ctor, is playing.
Representative A. L. Bulwlnkle and
Mrs. Bulwlnkle of North Carolina
have taken an apartment at the Cairo
Hotel for the Winter.
The naval attache of the British
embassy, Camdr. F. I>. Tottenham,
will have as his guest next week at
hie residence, 1215 I6th street, Mr.
Cyril Maude, the eminent English
actor, who will appear in the Fred
erick Lonsdale comedy, "Aren't We
AH?" at a local theater next week.
Representative L. J. Dickinson and
Mrs. Dickinson have taken an apart
ment at the Somerset House, 1801 16th
street, for the winter and are located
there. They have with them for the
Thanksgiving holiday their daughter.
\ Extraordinary Sale
•f an
Unusual Collection of
High-Grade Furs
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: By Public Auction
AT WESCHLER S
920 Penna. Ave. N.W.
Tuesday and Wednesday. December 2 and 3
Commencing 2 P.M. Each Day
Coats and Wraps for street and evening wear of
all the latest mode and cut, from fuff length to the
short walking coat.
Mink, Seal, Caracul, Squirrel, Mole, Broadtail.
Leopard, Ermine, Raccoon, Muskrat and others.
Neckpieces and Small Furs, Russian and Canadian
Foxes, SaMes, Mink, Marten, all in a variety off styles.
EXHIBITION MONDAY
Attendants will assist prospective purchasers in
making their selections.
Terms: Cash. Adam A. Wcachler, Auct.
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Miss Ruth ALCe Dickinson, who is a
student at Penn Halt. Chambersburg.
Pa. Their son. Mr. Coll Dickinson, is
a sludent st George Washington Uni
versity.
Capt, and Mrs. Emory Land are en
tertaining at. dinner Tonight for their
house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bran of New York, who are going on
with them to the Navy League ball
a* the New Willard. Others with
them at d imer and the bail will be
tiie counselor of the British embassy
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick If. Brooke. Maj.
ami Mrs. Solbert. Mrs. Dwight Chester
ar.d Mr. Paul Wilstoch.
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt will accompany
Capi. and Mr;. Land to the Army and
Navy game Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick It. Brooke will be
hostess at tea this afternoon from
to 7 o'clock in her home on K street,
for tier niece. Mis* Caroline Swift,
and the latter’s aunt. Miss Helen
Page, w itli whom she makes her
home. Among those who will pre
side in the dining room will he Mrs.
Horace Westcott, Mrs. Thomas Hell
Sweeney, Mrs. Henry Leonard. Mrs.
Brooke Lee and Miss Mary Sheridan,
and among their assistants will be
Miss Gratia Houghton and a number
of the debutantes.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooke will entertain
a small company of young people at
dinner tomorrow evening, followed
by dancing et the Metropolitan (Tub
Ajinex for Miss Swift. Mrs Brooke's
son. .Mr. Bates McKee, is here from
New Haven where lie Is a junior at
Yale, and will remain until Sunda>.
Miss Swift will return to her studies
at Bryn Mawr at the close of the hol
iday. and join her aunt. Miss Page,
for the Christmas holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop
will entertain at lea this afternoon
at their residence, at Nortli Chevj
Chase Lake. Mu., when they will pre
sent their daughter. Miss Katharine
Dunlop, to society. Mrs. Dunlop will
he assisted by Mrs. Reeve Lewis. Mrs.
\V. V. Galbraith. Mrs. Stanton C.
Peelle, Mrs. R. D. Simms and Mrs
Richard Urqubart cf Baltimore. The
debutante will have With her Miss
Louise (Taylor, Miss Helen Gary. Miss
Beatrice McLean, Miss Anne Coving
ton. Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Miss
Elizabeth Styles, Miss Hilda Anne
Hill. Miss Elizabeth Mobutu Miss
Margaret West a;ul Miss Elizabeth
Simms.
The bud will wear a dainty frock
of flesh chiffon made on straight
lines, the bodice made sleeveless and
with a round neckline. The skirt is
made with a deep circular flounce of
the chiffon, edged around the bottom
with white fur. and finishing oft the
top of the skirt is a lovely design in
crystal beads. She will .carry an arm
bouquet of pink rosebuds tied with
silver ribbon.
Mrs. Dunlop will wear a gown of
old blue velvet made on straight
Tines, with a cascade of blue geor
gette falling at the loft side. The
tea wilt be followed by supper for
those assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair will
entertain a small company informally
at dinner this evening preceding the
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Saturday
New Arrivals
In
Smart Hats
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Shown in Ribbon. Satin
and Felt. All the new
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Specially priced for
Friday and Saturday—
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1219 Conn. Ave.
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Mrs. Curtin Dwight Wilbur lupprri,
and lira. John A. I.ejrune, who are
bending the receding line at the
Navy Belief nail ut (he New Willard
tonight, with Urn. Edward W. Kberle
and Mrs. Henjamin F. liatchinsoo
also in line.
dance which they will give for their
daughters, the Misses Blair, in their
country home at Silver Spring, Md.
Tiie guests foi -the dance will number
about mo
ill. and Mrs. Harry Nunnenl enter
tained at dinner last evening, when
thoir guests were the Minister of
(.'osta Rica, the Minister of Egypt and
Mme. Vousry. the charge d'affaires
of Austria and Mine. Brochnik, tiie
counselor of the Swedish legation and
Mme. Weidel. Maj. and Mrs Barker
West and Mrs. Ollie James.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have
gone to New York to remain over the
Thanksgiving period and will return
to Washington Sunday. They have
opened their residence at HITS New
Hampshire avenue for the Winter.
Maj. Gen. and Airs. Charles S. Farns
worth entertained at the Officers' Club
of the War College at Washington Bar
lacks last evening, at a reception
and dance for more than OdO of their
friends. Guests of honor were the
Secretary of War, Mr. John W. Weeks,
and Mrs. Weeks, and the Assistant
Secretary' of War. Mr. Dwight F.
Davis, and Mrs. Davis. Assisting Gen.
and Airs. Farnsworth in the reception
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ig ORE than 300 Thanksgivings {g*
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!g harvest. As a nation we have had more to SP
■g be thankful for each year. Let us take g*
count today of the many blessings we enjoy w*
and resolve to keep this a land in which *&•
<8 people may live thankful lives. }s■
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TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET &
WHERE THE VOGUE OT THE MOMENT IS FIRST REVHALBP
Tomorrow!
Two Special Values in
Fur-Trimmed
COATS
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Priced Lower Than Current Sale Prices
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City Club Building
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••f their guests were the officers of
the office of Ihe Chief of Infantry
and their wives.
The club was elaborately decorated
for this occasion with ferns and
flowers and the national and Infantry
colors were appropriately arranged
In the portion of the hall where the
guests were received. Dancing until
a late hour followed the reception.
Oon. Farnsworth has a two months’
leave of aboenoe beginning December
1 and he and Mrs. Farnsworth will
he absent from Washington for the
greater part of that period.
Comdr. and Mr*. Richard Stockton
Field entertained at lunch today in
their quarters at Annapolis for Miss
Marguerite Earle Barnes and Mr.
Kenneth Sabi an Davis, whose mar
riage will take place at 6:30 o’clock
this afternoon In the Naval Academy
Chapel. Miss Barnes is the daughter
of Mrs. Adial Parker Barnes.
Col. and Mrs. W. J. Glasgow will be
at home this afternoon from 4 to 7
o'clock, at their residence, U2l Hix
teenth street, in compliment to their
guests, Chaplain and Mrs. E. B. Kmlth,
formerly of Governors Island, who are
their guests over today.
The marriage of Miss Anne de Baau
jeu Domville. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Domville df Monor d'Atan,
Rosomcre, Quebec, to Bignor Luciano
Mascta, newly appointed secretary of
the Italian embassy, who will succeed
•Signor Renato Sllenzl, is taking place
today at the home of the bride's
parents. Signor Mascia and his bride
will come to Washington shortly.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wallace
Radrliffe have us their guests for the
holidays the former's niece. Miss
Eleanor Hamilton of Philadelphia.
Lady Isabella Howard, wife of the
British Ambassador, is the chief
patroness for her gifted countryman,
Ernest MacMillan of England, whio will
give an organ recital in the First
Congregational Church at 4:80 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon. One never ques
tions the quality of a musician when
Mrs. William Howard Taft lends her
name as a patroness, as she has done i
for Air. MacMillan, and Mrs. Hughes,
wife of the Secretary of State, and I
jl Diamonds—and Safety
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I( Since 18*6 setting of the Diamond—and leave the ! i
responsibility for a perfect stone to us. You cannot go '
wrong here, because, while my collection of Diamonds
and kindred gems is very large, each individual one has ;|
been critically selected—and I can guarantee its purity |
absolutely. |"|
Selections for Christmas may be made now —and m
|| the privilege of ntir accommodating payment plan i> I ,
I gladly extended. || j
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SMART NEW SELECTIONS
of
Misses , Juniors and Girls
EXQUISITE APPAREL
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For All Social Activities and
Sports Events of the Holidays
AT MODERATE PRICES
Our showings are now complete with
the newest distinctive apparel tor town
and school wear. There arc many charm
ing novelty models different from any we
have shown this season.
Coats Suits Hats
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Dresses for Afternoon
Evening and Sports Wear
Sweaters * Bloomers Middies
Underwear Accessories
F Street Corner of 13™
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Mrs. Hsnry Oetty Chilton art also 1
sponsors for the artist.
Mr. MacMillan Is the house guest
of Miss Laura Harlan.
Mr. and Mr*. James L. Walsh are
the guests of the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Delos A. Blodgett, for • the holidays.
They trill remain several days and
be with Mr*. Walsh'a cousin*, Mr. and
Mrs. David Bt. Pierre Oaillard. and
their infant eon, David Du Bose Gall
lard. 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Chamberlin
have been Joined In their apartment
in the Potomac Park by their son,
Mr. Wellman Chamberlin, who Is a
student at Swarthmore and will be with
them until Sunday.
Dr. and Mr*. Eugene Le Merle will
entertain at the Embassy Club. Le
Paradis. Sunday night for their
daughter, Mis* Eugenis Le Merle, and
Mr. Pdxey Smith. Miss Le Merle and
her mother are to attend the Army- j
Navy game in Baltimore Saturday and ’
later go to Annapolis for the hop. I
The Rev. Dr. Ze Bsrney T. Phillip*
and Mr*. Phillips have an thalr guest*
over Thanksgiving the_ former’s
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