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The Washington times., 1925-04-23
JEAN ELIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY

should be a Spanish costume ball.
Practically every debutante this
season is sporting Spanish shawl
of some variety or other and the
Fiesta de Sevillana should bring
out a wonderful picture of Castillian
attire worthy of the canvass of q
Zuloaga.
Colonel Lawrence briggs enter
tanned at dinner last night at
Chevy Chase club for his sons,
Ogden briggs and Lawrence briggs,
ir-, who are here for the Harvard
tennis team matches being held at
Chevy Chase Club. The other guests
were Miss Janet Sabine, Miss Vir-
ginia Mckinney, Miss Betty Byrne,
Miss Dorothy Mondell, Colonel Rob-
ert Paxton, Mr.. Malcolm Whitaker,
Mr.. Douglas Robinson and Mr..
George Crawford, the men all OF
Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Edward
Moran, who have been visiting the
latter's parents, Congressman and
Mrs. e. c. Pou, at their home in
Snnithfield, N. c., have returned to
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
PRESIDENT IS
HOST TO
VISITOR
Receives Brother of King
of Siam-Reception To-
day for D. A. R.

President Coolidge today received
Prince Chantaburi. brother of King
Rama VI of Siam and Minister of
Commerce of his country, who Is
making a brief stay in Washing
ton. The royal visitor called at the
White House at 2:30 o'clock. ac-
con1panied by the Minister Of Siam,
Phya Burr Navarasth.
This evening the Prince OF Chan
taburi will be honor guest at a
dinner at the legation, with the
minister as host. and a number of
American officials have been asked
to meet him. The princes visit to
Washington is unofficial. He is
accompanied by his daughter,
Princess Kramol. and they are
staying at the legation.
One of the high lights of the
annual Continental Congress Of the
Daughters of the Revolution, now
in session here, is the reception this
afternoon at the White House. Some
$500 strong, the daughters will be
received by President and Mrs Cool
idge, Colonel Sherwood A Cheney
and Captain Adolphus Andrews, the
Presidents chief aides making the
presentation. The Marine Band will
play during. the afternoon and al
though tea will not be served. there
will be quite party aspect to
the function.
This morning Mrs. Coolidge was
hostess to the Children of the Revo-
luton.
pracidnnf COOLIDGE fo affondiY1c
the Gridiron dinner tonight.
y X \
The Secretary Of Commerce, Her
bert Hoover, was host last evening
to a group Of twelve men. entertain
ing them informally at dinner. The
Secretary of State. Mr.. Kellogg,
was in the company.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
MISS KIMMELL
WEEDS ARMY
OFFICER
Reception at Washington
Club to Follow
Ceremony

Miss Alfalfa Lamar Kimmell,
charming daughter Of Commander
and Mrs. Harry Kimmell. will be
married this afternoon to Captain
William Henry Egle Holmes. y. 3.
A. The ceremony is taking place
at 4:30 o'clock in st. Margaret's
Church, the rector, the Reverend
Doctors Herbert Scott Smith, Off
ciating. and afterward there will
Continued on Page "a
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
Sweaters for
Spring Wear

45-$5 Slip-on sweaters in
heavy ribbed and novelty
weaves. In light shades as
well as navy and Ct OK
black ...........
50-$7.5O to $40 Sweaters
in brushed wool, mohair and
fancy weaves. Slip-ons and
coat models. One or two of
kind. Excellent QE OK
for golf or hiking WC"~O
Sweater ShOp-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
Silk Stockings
At End Prices!

$500 Full,fashioned chiffon
silk stockings in regular and
outsizes. Every pair perfect
with silk garter hens. In
broken size and CD Ok
color assortments WS""1O
$3.50 and $3.50 full-fashioned
silk stockings with silk gar.
ter hens, lace clicked. Also
a few pairs of plain silk
stockings with Isle tons.
Broken sizes and CT Ok
cOlOrS .,.........
,JelIeff'e-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
ENDS" in Our
Downstairs
Dress Shop

35-$1O.75 to $13.75 jersey
and flannel sports dresses
in two-tone stripes and plain
colors with linen collars
and cuffs. Sizes for &C TX
women and misses VVSSH
25-$15.0O flannel sports
dresses, straightline and two
piece models In two.tone
stripes and bright colors.
Some with long GO TX
sleeves .........
45-$15 and $3.50 jersey
and flannel dresses, straight
line and two-piece models.
trimmed with
contrasting pip Gil TX
ingS ..........
6-$13.75 to $3.50 party
frocks, head and braid
trimmed. In peach. coral.
maize and green. GO TX
Sizes So to AZ. -. UO"Oc
$500 Brown flat crepe
frocks trimmed in beads and
long fringe. Sizes GO TX
16 to SO. ........ OO"Sc
Jelleff's-Downstalrs Shop.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
Handkerchiefs!
Slightly Mussed!

Mems $3.50 linen -handker.
chiefs with colored hand
rolled edged and hand-em-
broidered initials.
Broken assortment 7EO
OF initials. O
Women's 35c and soc Linen
handkerchief in various nov.
city styles; slightly OEN
mussed ............. A0N
Jelleff'a-StFeet Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
TO ENTERTAIN FOR
INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES.

Mrs. Davis, wife of the Secretary
Of Labor, will entertain at tea on
Thursday afternoon. May z, in
honor of the delegates to the Inter
national Council of Women. which
will meet in Washington at that
time.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
755c
Friday
GloYesi

$50 Pairs of S1.65 to 50 long
and short silk gloves in
odd sizes and col. @1 Ok
OTIS
125 Pairs of $1.s5 to $2.25
French Kid Gloves, Ct Ok
mostly black. ...... WAs6O
Novelty cuff, and long fab.
ric gloves-best colors-
pretty good range of sizes.
Choice. Friday, Ct M
pair ........,... VASVc
Glove shop-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
Odds and Ends
of Rlouses

50-$4.95 Printed crepe de
chine blouses, embroidered
in contrasting colors. Round
or collarless necks;
short or long CD OK
sleeves.
$3.50 to 1880 Costume
blouses in one or two OF
kind styles. OF crepe de
chine, satins and printed
silks In all the new high
shades and navy &C OK
and black. .....'.. WVO
$1.95 to 1895 Wolfe. dimity
and Englis h broadcloth
blouses with Peter CT M
Pan and Tuxedo. WV
50-$2.96 and 1895 Tailored
blouses of English broad
cloth and dimity in round
and v neck lines.
All with blue and @1 OK
tan
Blouse shop-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
BRITISH ENJOYS
WIFE HONORED.

Lady Isabella Howard. wife Of
the ambassador of Great Britain,
was the guest in whose honor Mrs.
William Kearny Carr entertained a
company of twelve at luncheon
yesterday at her residence on K
street.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury was host
ess at luncheon today. entertaining
eighteen guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
salisbury expect to remain at their
Washington residence until some
time in May.
Congressman and Mrs Sol Bloom
and Miss Vera Bloom have returned
TO their apartment in the st. Regis
New York. after visiting Governor
and Mrs. Horace Mann Towner IN
Porto Rico. They expect to sail for
Europe in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McKendree
Key. who are now with her parents,
Brigadier General and Mrs. William
Mason Wright, will move in day
or two TO the house in Georgetown
which they have leased. Mrs. Key
is entertaining informally at tea
this afternoon for Miss Anne Cor
don and her fiahce. Henry Suydam.
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Beaded Bags
and Vanities

25-$15 Hand-knit beaded
bags. all silk lined In beau.
tiful rug patterns.
on light or dark &C OK
grounds ....... WO"V
1S--$2.5O Vanities fitted with
rouge and powder. lip stick
and mirror Cord or ribbon
wrist straps. A
wide choice of 81 IN
colors ............
Beaded Bags Shop-StFeet Floor.
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Suspender Skirts
Tomorrow!

$3.50 and $13.75 Winnie
Wrinkle Skirts. In flannels
and twills with side pleats,
front kick inverted pleats
or button fronts. In rust,
red, green, orange.
tan. navy, black &C TX
and white. ..... VO''"
Skirt ShOp-Street Floor.
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Odd Lots of
NeckWear
SOC and Csc

Smart vestees and collar and
cuffs sets of organdy, pique
and linen. Neckwear that NAV
be attractively combined with
new summer tub frocks.
NeckweaF-Street Floor.
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Girdles and Bandettes
Low Priced

$5--14,inch girdles of pink
broche and elastic with two
pairs of hose sup GO OK
porters ....,... W~eOO
$5-12-inch girdles OF wht..a
satin and elastic with two
pairs of hose sup QO or
porters ........... WASOO
Bandettes of cotton Jersey
with tape shoulder
straps and back fast. S0C
enings ........... wv
Corset ShOp-ThIrd Floor.
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TiMGs sTaTE SaoTo'

G. H. Metcalf and Miss Agnes Met
calf are also STAYING at this hotel.
Congressman and Mrs. Henry Al
len Cooper of Wisconsin, were
guests of honor at a small dinner
given last night at the Willard by
Mrs. M. ID. Tracy.
Mrs. James B. Strawbridge, of
Philadelphia, who has been a guest
at the Mayflower for several days,
was hostess at tea in the garden
yesterday afternoon when she had
six guests.
DIPLOMATS TO ATTEND
FIESTA DE SEVILLE.
The Minister of Bolivia and Nine.
Freyre will entertain a number Of
guests at the Fiesta de Seville, the
Spanish costume ball on April 80,
which will mark the opening of
the Chateau le Paradis. at Amn1en-
dale, Md, an offshoot from our
own popular LIE Paradis. Alexandra
Eckart, of the Argentine Embassy,
will also be host that evening and
many other diplomats are planning
parties.
The date of this private opening
of the cafe has been changed from
May / to April 30.
While plans for the Fiesta are
not as yet fully completed, it is
known that a number of prominent
Washington and Baltimore society
folk will be present and will enter
tain large dinner parties previous
to going to the costume ball, which
is strictly an invitation event. 1t
is certain that many of the younger
set of Washington will be present
at this christening" of the Chateau
lie Paradis which will feature the
same smartness of appointments
and atmosphere as the fashionable
Cafe LIE Paradise on Thomas circle.
Exquisite souvenirs. probably of
real Spanish workmanship, will be
an attractive feature of the ball,
while it is planned to carry the
Spanish touch even into the special
supper that will be served on that
evening. The present flair for
everything Spanish was an i'm
portant factor in deciding that the
opening event at the new resort
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Richelieu
Pearl Conpacts

A charming compact. com
fortably small to go into
ones bag, yet large enough
to carry plenty of powder
and rouge. Regular COO
ly $50, tomorrow. wv
Amber Royal Face Powder
from the famous manufac-
turer "Ve-o.lay" in
all shades, Regularly Tx
$1.50
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The counselor of the Hungarian
legation and Nine Pelenyi have had
as their guest the latter's sister,
Mrs. s. Livingston Mather of Cleve-
land. Mrs. Mather left this morn
ing for New York, and was accom-
panied by her father, r. A. Har.
man, who will return to Washing
ton Saturday.
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Miss Malvina Shanklin, who was
the guest of her cousins, Miss Hdr-
Ian and Miss Ruth Harlan, at 1907
Nineteenth street has returned to
her home at Wyoming, N. Y, after
spending some weeks in Washing
ton. Miss Shankin, who is accom-
plished in music and has a mag
netic voice, sang in number Of
drawing rooms here during her
visit, and was entertained on many
occasions.
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DIPLOMATS GUESTS
OF DIR. AND MRS. WHITE.

The Minister of Bulgaria and
Nine. Panaretoff and the counselor
of the German embassy and Frau
Won Lewinski were the ranking
guests at dinner last evening Of
Doctor and Mrs. Davenport White,
who entertained in their apartment
in the Dresden.
Doctor and Mrs. White will be
hosts to a party at the dinner dance
which the Friday Evening Dancing
Glass will give to close it's season
Saturday evening, May 9.
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Handbag
ends"

Only a. few silk pouch bags
with calf trimming. silk
lined and fitted with coin
purse and mirror. In tan,
brown and gray. Also In
this group are a few key
lock bags, under arm styles
and some fitted co OK
vanity cases. .... OASOO
HandbaRs-Street Floor.
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$4,000 Tailored twill
coats with pleated side
panels. Especially good
this spring. Navy @95
and black. -: VIZ
3-$49.50 Natural tan
kashmir sports
coats in newest cox
styles.
$500 Dressy coats In
navy. black. chilli and tan
lorchene with fur cox
edged collars. ...... WOO
4-$49.50 Twill tie front
flare coats with tucked
collars edged with cox
lovely golden seal. WUO
The Washington times., 1925-04-23

Congressman and Mrs. Fred "A.
Britten entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to former
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c. Cope.
ley of Illinois. Mr.. Britten will sail
for Europe in June, and Mrs. Brit
ten will sail July aboard the
LeViathan
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Fru Anna Backer, OF Norway,
corresponding secretary Of the In
ternationaI Council of Women. has
arrived in Washington, having come
from New York yesterday with Mrs.
Philip North Moore, president OF
the National Council of Women of
the United States. Fru Backer is
staying at the Washington Hotel.
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Mrs. w. p. Metcalf of 1922 Six
teenth street. is at the Chalfonte
&NtaI while in Atlantic City. Mrs.
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MR.. AND MRS. YATES
TO RECEIVE TODAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
will be at home this afternoon from
4 TO o'clock in their home at 1924
Eighteenth street, when they will
be assisted by Nine. Pelenyi, Mrs.
Robert Henderson. Mrs. William
Barrett Ridgely, Mrs. Thomas VOL
son, and Mile. Claire Heilmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates have issued
cards for two at homes. the first
tomorrow and the second Thursday
afternoon, April 80, which will be
10 celebration Of their wedding an
04versary.
+ y
Mrs. s. A. Stewart has returned
TO her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel after spending several months
9t Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dubois
Bookings, who have been living at
1924 Sixteenth street. have purchs sed
the beautiful old estate, once the
home Of Cassius Lee, opposite the
Episcopal High School near Alex
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At SIS

2-$35 frocks in twill and
jersey. Straightline
models in navy and Elk
ldn 800.
2-$25 georgette and satIr,
frocks, pleated and ribbon
trimmed. In maize Elk
and rust. ... WA
2-$39.50 Satin and geor
gette frocks in beaded
basque models. In elk
green and coral. -. WAO
2-$55 Kashnir frocks In
tunic models. button and
braid trimmed. In Elk
navy and green. WAO
2-$39.50 Sports coats in
tapestry weaves. Pate h
pockets, button trim Elk
med.
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At $25

S-$3S.50 Evening frocks in
basque and chemise styles.
Braided, ribbon and lace
trimmed. In coral, cox
blue and rose. ..... WS~
6-$35 to $45 frocks in crepe
satin. georgette and flat
crepe. Basque, TERED and
straightline models.
In lipstick, cocoa cox
and black. .......... WAV
2-$39.50 Ensembles in fiat
crepe and flannel. cox
Tan and navy. ..... WAO
2-$39.50 Dress Goats in
suede cloth. Straight1ine
models with summer fur
borders. In aqua COX
marine .............
4-$39.5O Sports coats In
tweeds. Straightline models
with patch pockets. Button
trimmed. In gray &CH
ana tan. ssSaA~Ssss