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SOCIETY
The Secretary and Mrs. Jardine Attend
Flower Show in New ork —To
Return Tomorrow.
THE Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine are In New York,
where they went to attend the
international flower show under
the auspices ot the Horticultural
Society of New York and the New
York Florist Club, which opened yester
dav.
Secretary Jardine is presenting the
President Coolidge horticultural medal
awarded for the best new foliage plant
or flower shown this sfternoon.
Important Oinner
At British Embassy.
The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Ladv Isabella Howard will be hosts at
dinner this evening in the embassy.
lady Isabella Howard, chairman of
patronesses for the tableaux. The Lites
e-i the Saints, to be given for the bene
«• the nuns of the Good Shepherd
and other Catholic charities, at the Na-
Theater, at 3 o'clock the after
noon of Fridav, March 30. held her first
meeting at the British embassy Satur
day. when details for the benefit were
discussed. . , ,
The wives of all the Ambassadors and
others of the diplomatic corps not only
ij-ve the use of their names as patron
esses. but are also working in a genera i
way for the success of the tableaux, m
which the most important members of
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
society are concerned. This they deem
a fitting recognition of the arduous
work done bv American women during
and after the World War for the benefit
of foreign charities.
Mrs Glen Stewart is arranging her
drawing rooms at 1622 Sixteenth street
for a rehearsal there tomorrow morn
ing for the first seven tableaux of the
sTie« to be presented, and Saturday
there will be another rehearsal for the
other tableaux The grand dress re
hearsal at Wardman Park Theater. a:so
—vfr. in two sections, will be held Tues
riav. March 27. and the latter section
-ehearsed at the same place on the fol
lowing dav.
Tickets for the tableaux are now on
ml f with Mrs Wilson Greene at Droop's.
Thirteenth and G streets.
The Ambassador of France and Mme
Claudel will entertain at a musical
»ca Saturday afternoon in the embassy,
when Mile Monnier. noted French vio
loncellist. will give the program
The Ambassador and Mme. Claudel
and Mile Rome Claudel are in New
York and are expected to return to
Washington tomorrow. Mrs. Cornelius
Yand-rbilt entertained at luncheon in
honor of Mme. Claudel and Mile. Clau
del today.
The Ambassador of Chile and Senora
d* Davila will entertain at dinner tills
evening in the embassy in honor of
their house guest. Senor Jose Maza. for
mer minister of justice of Chile. They
entertained a small company at lunch
eon today in honor of Senor Maza
The Ambassador and Senora de Davila j
will be hosts at dinner Friday in hon
or of Senor Guillermo Edwards, former
minister of finance of Chile, who has
just returned from a tour of Europe
and is spending a short time in the
United States before returning to his
native country. Senor Edwards will
spend several days writh Ambassador
ar.d Senora de Davila.
The Ambassador of Mexico and
Senora de Tellez will be the guests in
whose honor Dr. and Mrs Davenport
White will entertain at dinner this eve
rung.
The Minister of Norwav and Mme
will give a reception in honor
of the centennial of the birth of Henrik
Ibsen in the Florentine room at the
Wardman Park Hotel this evening
Miss Hanna Astrup Larsen, editor of
the Scandinavian-American Review,
will give a talk on the life and work
of the great Norwegian dramatist, and
Mr Bt n Blessum. director of the Nor
wegian Government Travel Bureau in
New York, will explain the motion pic
tures and colored slides on Norway
which will be shown. About 200 guests
have been invited to attend.
Brothers
Brilliant Blue and
Soft Beige Toned
Coats
C'JLOF invade? the coat, realm! And besides
the color— collars of fur—stitched yoke#
—-Aide #>c- es and many other striking de
ta; v a’-e important. All of the-e are features of
F'/I K’S coat collection.
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SOCIETY.
1 < The charge d'affaires of Panama and
. J Senora de Chevalier entertained at tea
• yesterday afternoon in compliment to
r br. and Senora de Vallarino of Panama
1 i
Mrs John B Kendrick will go to New
York today and will sail tomorrow on
the Aquitsnia. to visit her son-in-law
. and daughter. Mai. and Mrs. Hubert R
I Harmon, in London, where Mai. Harmon
is the assistant military attache of the
United States embassy Mrs. Kendrick
will return to Washington in June.
Mrs Couzens. wife of Senator James
Couzens, has issued Invitations for
1 luncheon Tuesday. April 17.
! Representative and Mrs. Finis J.
, Garrett will leave Washington tomorrow
by motor for McKenzie. Tenn., to at
tend the golden wedding anniversary
celebration of the latter's parents. Mr
1 and Mrs J. T. Burns. Mrs. Garrett will
not return to Washington until next
Fall. Representative Garrett will re
turn shortly after tHg» celebration.
Mrs Garrett entertained a companv
of 30 at luncheon today at the National
Women’s Democratic Club.
The counselor of the Norwegian lega
tion and Mme Lundh had as their
guests at dinner last evening at the
Wardman Park Hotel Mrs. K. Backe.
who is visiting them for the coming
week, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blessum
of New York.
The naval attache of the Brazilian
embassy. Capt. Villar. entertained at a
10 o'clock buffet breakfast this morning
in his apartment in Stoneleigh Court
in compliment to the retiring naval
attache of the British embassy. Capt.
A. Stopford and to meet his successor.
J S M. Ritchie The guests were
naval attaches of foreign embassies and
legations in Washington and the officers
of the Naval Intelligence Bureau.
The retiring naval attache of the
British embassy. Capt the Hon. A
Stopford. C. M. G. R. N.. will sail Sat
urday. March 31, aboard the Carmanla
for England.
Capt. J. S. M. Ritchie, who will suc
ceed Capt. Stopford. has arrived in
Washington and is staying with his
predecessor at 2336 Massachusetts ave
-1 nue. w hich house Capt. Ritchie, who is
also a bachelor, will retain.
Gov. and Mrs. Angus W. McLean of
North Carolina have arrived at the
Carlton for a stay of a week, accom
panied by their two children. They will
make a short ’ isit to New York before
returning to the governor s mansion at
Raleigh.
Capt and Mrs Albert J. Gore and
Miss Frances lamer Gore are at the
Bon Air Vanderbilt in Augusta. Ga.,
and expect to stop in Pinehurst, N. C.,
before returning to Washington Mrs
Gore and her daughter . spent the
greater part of February at Palm Beach,
Senor Horaclo de Puevrredon, son of
the retiring Ambassador of Argentina !
and Senora de Puevrredon. will remain
in Washington to finish his course at
the National University Law School,
and will make his home at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mrs. Richard H Townsend is in New
York and is staying at the Ambassador
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Compton will
entertain 30 guests at dinner this
evening in honor of Mrs William Smith
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Center of the group: Ladv Isabella Howard, chairman, in whose drawing
room at the British embassy, the picture was posed. At her left. Princess de Ligne
and Mme. Claudel, and at her right, Senora dr Davila and Nobile Donna Antoi
nette de Martino, all of the diplomatic corps.
Culbertson, wife of the United States
Minister to Rumania.
Mrs H. S. Mulliken. wife of the for
mer special assistant to the Department
of the Interior, who has just returned
from an extensive tour through the
Middle West, has taken an apartment
at the Roosevelt Hotel, on Sixteenth
street, during Mr. Milliken's absence
from the city.
Mrs. Geoffrey Wardle Stafford of
Rockford. 111., is visiting her father.
Bishop John W. Hamilton, in his apart
ment in Stoneleigh Court. Mrs. Wardle
Stafford, who recently arrived in this
country from England, is also a guest
of Bishop Hamilton at Stoneleigh Court.
l adv Lister-Kave, who is spending a
few days in Boston, will return to her
apartment at the Ambassador Hotel
in New York Saturday.
Mrs Robert Elmer Bacon, jr., was
hostess at luncheon today, her 16
guests remaining through the after
noon to play bridge.
Miss Ellen Bruce Fisher, daughter of
Dr and Mrs. William A. Fisher of Bal
timore and niece of Senator William
Cabell Bruce, will be hostess in her
Baltimore home this evening at the
second Lenten supper. Mr. Coleman
Jennings of Washington will speak
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$7.95 $22* 50 $ I 6* 50
Exceptional qualities comprise each
group. The model*, smart as can he, are
, Pari* inspired—developed in the best
American studios.
The materials are consistently fine—
with choice of Hats for hoth Sports and
Dress occasions.
oil'll readily recognize the superior
vulties and the superb individuality of every
llat in all three of these special assortments.
Ollo*r Louvre Hat*
\from s'>.*s to $25.00
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In a world so full of things to do, and
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that depends entirely upon one’s feet. In
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after the supper. The series of Lenten
suppers are being arranged by the
Northfield League of Baltimore.
Congressional Club
to Hear Talk on Gardens.
The Congressional Club will have as
its guest of honor at its weekly tea
Friday Miss Nellie B. Allen, who will
speak at 3 o'clock on gardens, and tea
will be served at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Jones Ford of the Chas
tleton Hotel is spending the week in
Baltimore visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Hfldt. in her home in Brook
| landville, Green Spring Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed de Chebelot of New
York City have arrived at the Carlton,
where they will remain for a week on
their way South.
Mrs. John B. Drake, who is passing a
few days at the Willard, where she ar
rived Sunday from her home in Chi
cago. entertained informally at dinner
i there last evening.
Mrs. M. R. Turner of Hot Springs,
Va , is at the Carlton for several days
on her way to New York, where she
will remain for a month before return
ing to her home.
t Miss Frances Hurley entertained In
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—to wear with the new Santana Coats. VU 0O —Silk Stockings 'I hat l s EAR!
Imported buckle-cuff kid T W m Ideal to wear with Santana !
gloves, $4.50. Novelty turn-back A We suggest No. ;*3o—sheer chit
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Trim suede s ip-ons, $3.50. A FASHION INSTITUTION silk plaited foot. 51.95 pair,
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Now Come Days When Heavy
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/ / / Santana Tailored Coats—s39.so to $79.50
»it h / / Santana Coats with new jabot collar—s69.so
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J j \ l Santana Romney Coats—ss9.so Santana Madelon Coats—s49.so
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There's a new simplicity -a new grave in this Spring step in pump that Us
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new Santana shade in coattSpring favorite!
( »r you ma\ eliottse this miuii style in lumey beige, goltlen hrt'w n ot htaek 4
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LOGGING CAMP MENU.
I Correipontlenee of The Star.
IIOQTJIAM, Wash.—Asparagus tip*,
bananas, Jelly and boiled tongue—of
such stuff are husky loggers made. It
' Is a sharp deviation from the old days
when salt pork, flapjacks and beans
! cooked over an open fire served the
log choppers well.
The steward who buys for the modern
logging camp Includes In his list prac-
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Coat for every purse I
24 and every Desire. M.
tically the same Items as does the
housewife preparing for a bridge party.
Electric stoves and automatic dlshwash
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