Evening star. [volume], February 17, 1928, Page 19, Image 19

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SOCIETY
(Continued from Eighteenth Page.)
Wife of the corporation counsel of the
District, will preside at the tea table.
Mme. Jan Papanek. wife of the at- j
tache of the Czechoslovakian legation. I
has issued cards for an at home this!
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, at her
residence. 3059 Porter street.
Cotint Berlanga de Duero. who has i
just been appointed attache of the |
Spanish embassy, has arrived in Wash- j
ingion and has taken a suite at, the |
Wardntan Park Hotel.
Miss Prentiss left Washington yester
dav for Florida, where she will spend i
several weeks, dividing her time between !
Miami. Palm Beach and other fashion
able resorts.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederic Duncan Me- 1
Kenncv announce the marriage of
their daughter Virginia to Lieut.;
Comdr. Arthur Wallace Dunn. U. S. N..
son of the late Mr and Mrs. Arthur
W Dunn of Washington. Thursday.
February 16. The ceremony was per
formed at 6 o'clock in the home of the
bride's parents on New Hampshire ave
nue. the Rev C. Ernest Smith, rector
of St Thomas' Church, officiating, in
the presence of only the members of
the family and a few intimate friends.
A seated supper was served after the
ceremony and a string orchestra played j
during the ceremony and the supper.
Mrs, Blaine Malian was matron of
honor for her sister and Lieut. Comdr.
Pauius Prince Powell. U. S. N.. was;
best man Mr. Blaine Malian and
Mr. Hall McKenney were the ushers.
The bride, who was given in mar- ;
nape by her father, wore a gown of
cream and gold brocade with side
panels forming trains. She wore a long
lace veil and carried a prayer book.
Mrs Malian was in a chanel gown of
black lace with a shoulder bouquet of
gardenias. , , „
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Dunn left for
New Orleans later in the evening, the
bride traveling in a pearl gray dress t
with a hat to match and a black cloth
coat trimmed with gray Persian lamb. j
Comdr. Dunn is Sag lieutenant on the
staff cf the commander-in-chief of
the U. S. Fleet, on the Texas.
Mrs Clarence Williams, wife of Rear
Admiral Williams, retired, entertained
at a beautifully appointed luncheon yes- j
terdav. when her guests were Mrs. j
Thomas S. Butler. Mrs. M. S. P. Husc.
Mrs Arthur Willard. Mrs. George ;
Clark. Mrs. G. S. Williams. Mrs. Charles
Edward Riggs. Mrs. Enos Newman.
Mrs M. M. Moffett. Mrs. John H. Idea. ;
Mrs. Paul Linebarger. Mrs. Farland. '
Mrs. A. E. Showers. Mrs. W. S. Buel.
Mrs Alfred Zimmerman and Mrs. Paul
Reed.
The chief of staff and Mrs. Charles P.
tSummerall entertained at luncheon to
day. when their guests were the Ambas
sador of Spain and Senora de Padilla,
the Ambassador of Chile. Senor Davila;
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Presley M.
Rixev. Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George S
Gibbs ar.d Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thomp- j
son Seton. j
Mrs Truxtun Beale has gone to New
York, where she is the guest of Gen. i
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Jude? and Mrs. C. C McChord will
entertain a small comoanv at dinner
this evening at the Wiliard in compli
ment to their house guests. Mrs. Rufus
Dav of Cleveland and Mrs. Ralph D
Hills of Northampton. The party will
later attend the dance at the Marine
Barracks
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun!
has postponed h**r trip to Florida and }
will leave the middle of nest week by \
motor accompanied bV her daughter.
Mrs Drury.
Mr G Howland Chase. 3d. th? chair
men of the floor committee for the an
nual ball to be given at the Willard
on Monday. February 20, for the benefit
of the Episcopal Home for Children,
announces as members of h*s committee
Mr Charles J Bell. Mr. Wiiliam Boui:
Clark Mr William Phelps Eno. Mr
William K Ellis. Jr.: Mr. C C. Glover.
(r Mr E A Harriman Comdr C
Theodore Jewell. Col. J. MilleT Kenyon
Mr George T. Marye. Dr Robert C
Ran‘deli. Mr Landra B Platt. Mr Ogle
P Singleton. Mr. Manning Stead. Mr
Corcoran Thom Mr Benjamin W
Thoron. Mr. B M. Webster and Mr
Richard H. Wtimer.
Mr. Charles J Bell is also treasurer
for the -ball committee. .
Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett Priest of St.
T-mt are now* in Washington and are j
guests at the Mayflower. Mrs. Priest
is the daughter of the former commis
sioner of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and Mrs Frederick In mg Cox.
Maj. and Mrs. William L. Browning
will have as their guests at dinner this
evening.in the presidential dining room
of the Mayflower Mr and Mrs. Frank
J Kogan, Mr*. Eugene Boardman of
Kail vote, Conn., and Mrs. Samuel A
Lottrell.
Judge and Mrr Clarence G*<odwin of
Chicago have arrived at the Carlton for
a stay of about a week.
Former United State* Ambassador to
France Mr. Hugh Campbell Wallace
will return today from Palm Beach,
where he has tx-en for a short stay.
Comdr. Jewell will entertain a small
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group of this season's debutantes at
the Mardi Gras Fete to be given by
the Club Bolieme at the Charlton Hotel
on Tuesday evening, February 21. In
eluded in the party will be Miss Jane
Love. Miss Hester Anne Lo Fevro, Miss i
Florence Wetherill, Miss Frances Mon- ■
taguc Hill and Miss Imogen Taylor and !
a number of young men of the Club
Bolieme.
Mrs. Jacob Leander loose will enter- i
tain at dinner this evening in the presi- j
dential dining room of the Mavflower.
later having her guests in her box at ;
I the Mardi Gras Bal Boheme in the >
! grand ballroom. There w ill be 12 in her
; party.
Mrs. McFadden. wife of Representa
tive Louis T. McFadden of Pennsyl
: vania. has returned from several weeks'
| visit in Florida
Mardi Gras Masque Ball
Tonight Without Rereiving Line.
The Mardi Gras Bal Masque, taking
1 place tonight at the Mayflower Hotel,
has aroused the interest of society to
an unusual degree, and is expected to
be one of the most brilliant and pic
turesque of this Winter's many delight
ful functions, bringing to a gay and i
festive climax the social activities of j
this season.
From the opening crash of the cvm- i
bals. at 10 o'clock, to the final strains j
! of the good-night waltz, there is not !
to be a dull moment, according to the
committee on arrangements, which is
j headed by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and
i Mme. Ekengrcn. who have associated !
! with them a group of distinguished i
Washington women. Mrs. Edward Ter- !
ry Sanford. Mrs Frederick H. Gillett. j
Mrs. Lawrence D Tyson. Mrs. Theo- i
dore .Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Copley i
Amory, Mrs. Anne Archbold. Mrs. i
Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Sidney Cloman. ]
Mrs. Walter D. Dencgre. Mrs. John Al
lan Dougherty. Mrs, Stephen B. Elkins.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. Mrs. J. Bor- j
den Harriman. Miss Belle Gurnes. Mrs. !
George T. Marye. Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, j
Mrs. Ze Barnev Phillips. Mrs. Stanley ;
M. Rinehart. Mrs. Stokes Halkett. Mrs. j
Henry A. Strone. Mrs. Richard M. t
Townsend. Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Joseph E.
Washington and Mrs. Charles Boughton
, Wood.
General dancing, which will begin
promptly at 10. will continue without j
interruption until 11:15 o'clock, when!
two unusual and spectacular solo num- !
bers will be given by a masked dancer. j
whose identitv is not now being re- *
vealed and who is being presented by j
Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman. chairman j
of features.
The grand march, which will be led j
bv Mr. Carlton van Valkenberg. and I
will b? for those who are competing j
for the costume prizes, will take place
following this interlude, and the win- i
ners will be chosen bv acclamation !
Mrs. George T. Marve is chairman of j
prizes, and has assisting her on her !
committee Mr William M. Wright. Mr. !
Edward A. Mitchell. Mr. William Lit- j
tauer and Mr. Baseom Slemp At 12:30
o'clock a delicious hot seated supper j
will be served, after which dancing will |
continue until 2:30 o'clock. Masks will
b" for sale at the Mavflower Social 1
(Continued on Twenty-second Page.) j
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THE EVEXTyO STAR. WASHTNGTOX. n. C„ FRtnAT. FEBRUARY 17. 1928.
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& A FASHION INSTITUTION
t Paris (Washington* X™*' F£ rf # Washington to Pretent —
TliA Npwpql MUW Architectural Crystal Pins
JL JIJLX tTV vO v Copied exactly from the Rue de la Paix originals!
a Paris jewelers originated them —and instantly they
_ &-*% IJ n g-i r>-i- X f created a furore—Parisicnnes pin them on hats—shoul-
X TR B d\. m. I B»T ders—even handbags! Authentic replicas in shimmering
Xr baguette-cut crystals combined with emerald colored
Sometimes it is in the guise of a collar—a scarf—or even crystals. ' .
a sleeve, and again falling in real cape style. Here arc three < A > Leaning Tower (C) Tnanglejrf^
of the recent arrivals which (B) Pantheon— slo (D) Temple cPAmour— slo
misses will be intciested in sec- Other pins to meet the vogue for brilliant hat orna
ing tomorrow ! Icnts —buckle effects on dresses—and shoulder pins.
over" 1 tile as sketched, Dashingly Modernistic!
over the left shoulder,, or as a mjm \ \ J OL*
jabot in front. Blue Bramecna with \ V/iCpC UC 111 lit
\ Pilule rlrnnr from OM» shoulder All the moderns are wearing them—'heath coat col
\ subtle (11 ape irom Oil. S'lou'™ Jars, to brighten up a frock, or just to tie nonchalantly tO
achieves the cape cttect oil Ibis new around the wrist! Heavy crepe dc chine artistically
model of gray fabric with mush- decorated hy an air brush which gives such lovely blend
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Tailleures i • _:. _. Lace Frocks •»
Follow the Rule of J U II I U I O Because Fashion Has Turned <fiC^_yf3J!hynjcJve
Tzco or Three! Favor the fashions to Femininity, Jg/X
~ . of their big sisters! vW w t 1
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Ensembles women want in underwear. The story of her business,
CiHmUM 539.50 to $98.50 >t\YTTV _ a „d thev are going 'fc# which has grown almost miraculously without ad vet-
VBKt/y; to be worn for both i using on her part and without salesmen » >n‘™« Z
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P tw hVMlicre Mlit ill o\! ll\\ H occasions and some underthtngs she has created.
S t«( 1 tcce . nit ill ox (lH ✓!) for both, because thev Chemises—with myriads ot tiny tucks.
L lord or tu tl that lLl.s CaDe Coat—s29.so have detachable Wm rippling laces or smartlv tailored with only
9 WHI always belonged to There srTever S. mattv vsria.ke, sleeves! It's the fabric * touch of embroidery. »to »ISO.
tf> youth ! And the more an ,l onc j ias a scarf neckline, too. of fairy princesses— raj?Wffll Dance Seta, looking as though they just
Eijl feminine version—the Os tan tweed. in such delightful came out of Pandora's wondrous box—for
m ensemble which has F.gotted Frock-$25 , IT\
tile coat This junior’s frock has a clever cape black over flesh. \ \\ Gowns—words can’t do iustice to the
r ami skirt and blouse gig. f Sketched at Riijhl I \\\ adorable little bindings, the gorgeous lac«
/\ m pcrtect harmony. , ... . Misses black lace, with \ \\ and the inimitable silken flowers. $7.50 to
JU\ The Oxford suit Other honor Frocks, StCrSO to $25 ij\ Step-in, vou'll be anxious to put right on.
s\\ sketched here—: S.-.I Frosh joJCo., Shoo- Third ntJ p V X for ,|“e lovel> silk feels so caressingly soft
y Suit Shop—Third Floor ! and the styles are *3 to U.9S.
And the Rwy Efa Blanehe l nderthwcu
ikt li • Your Chance to Get a Stunning are wade is unusual.’
ihree Hew Handbags French *25 to *35
. _.. . _ . i a rich crepe satin! In bridal white—in flesh color and in
Stressing Smart Tailored Styles HBCfS r each
® To see EflFa Blanche Underwear is to
fX —Absolutely At ° fJy want it—that’s the reason for the romantic
111 perfect! CA success of this lingerie, which is sold in
A V —Our own ▼I rs Wa s litigton only at J die fit’s. f
importation! • Grey Shop*—Second Floor
//MilP —C.r,..u. —l. r,« .«d
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(R/rpß^ob a &Pff&oLf stvles, created in Paris Wv/irV 7/ • s u v r
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uainiUK fashion nn- tag was S»5 to $.15 in our \\ /
■ port ancc every day. regular stock —and every one. is
g a lovely French creation of beau-
»—Distinctive looking l.irg* tifill steel beads —in these very desirable com- You Know How They Wear!
envelope of Jutland grained hiliatioiis: _ • yy —Goot \
calf. Beautifully finished inside silver and gold rose, steel and silver llTipOrtCO
compartment, attached steel and silver orchid and silver VVT 1 11
pursc an ' l larRC mirror - Ti * n ’ rose and gold crimson and gold \KJ aCnnhlP I vIAVPQ
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b llan.lsome back-strap envelope l "’ < ’ '' .. . —« fraelM stif-on style tilth (A-«
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)mi .,l an ,| French kid pocket %, Old iJ 111 D V velvety quality that wears—and wears! The chic little
Coffee. licige. red or black—tl« •; . buckle and wrist strap adds coni tort and tailored smart*
/o°*® ‘/f — Silk Stockings That Wear! ness. So practical because you can wash them and they
|7 c—Tup-strap pouch bag in the Havc von seen the vct v newest colors? always Ux>k ftesh and ciean.
iSy®*'? 0 U 'S WSK ,rmlt Krai " nl ralf ‘ Uitil ’ "Kasha" that matches natural Glove Shop—Stroot Floor
inlaid clisp amt new lengthened kukimtaim ™ ruu—mu*mmum
—That wonderful milh diet for ehin! No. 530 ..,*1.95 *WT(TJNi SQCK I
texture of youth! Ihr r« iiilis are mi quick that it seenu and* silk f®r >S.t# \V\\ |TJ
n»T,°il I”’’ S r o‘S ’!’thMlK “‘’'1 rV".’J'"t^bnV,ta .The wonderful Gold Stripe is 1 SjWP
(jarter-cla&p "runs —that s tchy Gold Stripe Silk Stockings
Inncixa. preparations give such satisfactory wear!
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Genuine Alligator and Ostrich aiVqtl 6
-—Oxfords . pMV Six styles—blnck and new UlllDrClmS
—Ties $ £ amber shade Rainy dav* .ue Mire to come with the #(■* qa
-One strap. I Formerly $12.50 to $16.50 ijlSg ?!'> ll'Z*?'"" > ' qV "''
Sniatte-t of nil footwear for sport ■> and ostrich and iilligator give such wonderful n [J u Exceptional!) tine and de>it aide umbrelUs we know
servtd* that cmii tin* most fastidious are impressed with the fact that Jhey are good I for we wrote our own specifications as to whAt nute*
investments—yes, good at the original prices—and tomorrow this footwear will he rial* to use and ordered style* Washington women pflt*
ZSkbim Anhredtwi""’ '" ‘ ,ammt “ W * U ' Lovely Silk. Stunning Handle.
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DOWNSTAIRS a Saturday Clearance! CO Qt - I -two u*«o h,*o„,
Misses’—Children’, and Small Boys’ Footwear Color. K Fr.me.
SoHisis and otliei famous makes ! All reduced In, . IS pair. f«t Brown, lUue, tween. Red, wgxdit or .vber finish
- Hlm< k. Tan, Brown -Patent Leather, Kid Calf, l f«.»4 I " me * hUv '» wevden sS*i<k
and Grey, > Kik and Bmoked ttnraa V.T.Aah fi.it (Sfar u . i VmhtoUo Shop Street Floor
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