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and Slovenes. Mr., Voislav Antonio
witch. and Mrs w. Sinclair Bowen.
Mai. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Kennedy
were hosts at dinner last evening at
Wardman Park Hotel. entertaining il
compliment to their cousins, former
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs Mark Potter of New York,
who are spending the week end at the
hotel Others in the company were
| Col and Mrs. Frederick w. Coleman
| Mai. and Mrs. Delos Emmons, Mai
/ and Mrs Francis Newcomer. Capt
/ and Mrs Ralph Wooten, Capt. Rogers
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Greer of New York, Mr..
and Mrs William J. Wheeler, DR. and
Mrs. Macpherson Crichton and Miss
Mary Mccain of New York.
Capt. D. c. Bingham will be host
at dinner tomorrow evening at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
The consul general from the United
States TO barcelona. Spain. and Mrs
Nathaniel b. Stewart. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Freling
huysen Dumont at dinner last eve
hiIlS III tiiS III tSiutlilidi N'iiih5 iocil
of the Mayflower.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall will
entertain company of 60 at luncheon
today, their guests including debu-
tantes and members of the younger
circles.
Mrs. William +. Dennis will enter
tain at two of series of luncheons
she is giving, one Thursday and the
other Friday.
Miss Helen Harter and Miss Eliza
beth Mccain are the debutantes for
whom Mrs. Harry r. Fulton gives a
musical followed by luncheon Deem
Der ~ at her home on Lanier place.
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Opera Co. is an OutgroWth, will he In
Washington for the season. Other
bOXholders for the three performances
include the Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr.. Andrew Mellon. Nine, van RuVen,
Mrs Ogden Mills, Mrs. Richard :.
Aldrich. Mrs. James IF, Curtis, Mrs
Sidney Cloman. Mrs. Walter u. Denc-
gre. Mrs Chandler Hale, Mrs Irwin
LauGhlin. Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs
Frank Let's. Mrs. George Mesta. Mrs
Eugene Meyer. ir. Mrs. Joseph Noel
MI Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. II. +
spencer Mrs, Il. II Warder, Mrs
John + Wilkins. Mrs Clarence vii
iamS and Mrs. John K Williams
Mr. Vladimir Rosing is the director
Of the company and his aim is to pro
mote dramatic and musical technique
simultaneously, with especial atten
tion on team play" rather than on
the exploitation of a stars personality.
This policy has somewhat the same
idea as that which actuateS the Mos
COW Musical Art Theatcr, recently
seen here in a presentation Of car.
menCita and the Soldier" The three
operas to he presented are: Faust .
tomorrow evening; Madame Butter.
fly" Tuesday. and the closing night.
Marriage of Figaro"
X X X *
Many dinner parties prcceda the
performances, and Mrs. Letter will he
hostess 10 the entire east after the
performance of Faust" tomorrow
night. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs Henry
Getty Chiffon viii he hosts after the
opera to the members Of the company
whom they met personally during
their tour on the North Shore last
Summer. In fact the coming of the
company to Washington is result
of its tremendous success there when
many Washingtonian were enthusi-
astic over both the idea and the eX-
cellence of the cast.
The executive committee sponsoring
the company here in Washington con
sistS Of Mrs. Joseph Letter, chairman:
Speaker Nicholas LonCWorth, Mrs
David A. Reed Mrs Richard S Aid
rich, Mrs Robert l.. Bacon, Mrs,
Horny Getty Chiffon, Mrs. Tracy
Bows. Mrs William Corcoran Eustis
Mrs Frederic A. Keep. Mrs. Eugene
Never. jr. Mrs. Frank r. Moves. Mr..
Cleveland Perkins. Mr.. H. :. Spencer
and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
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Mrs Wilbur j. Carr. wife of Assist
ant Secretary of State, will entertain
at luncheon Wednesday. December u
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National Society S. A. R.
Reception Thursday

Mr.. Ernest l.. Rogers. president gen
eral Of the National Society, Sons Of
the American Revolution, and Mrs,
Rogers. will arrive in Washington on
"Wednesday. December IA. TO remain
until December 20. They will be
guests at the national headquarters on
Sixteenth street, where Mr.. Frank b.
Steele, secretary general, and Mrs.
Steele are resident hosts.
The District of Columbia Society.
Sons of the American Revolution will
tender a reception to President Gen
eral Rogers Thursday evening at the
headquarters. on Friday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs. Steele will receive the
members of Congress who are com
patriots and their ladies in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers.
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Luncheon to Benefit
Holy Family Nursery

A luncheon for the benefit of the
Holy Family Day Nursery, conducted
by the UrsuIine Sisters, will be held
Monday and Tuesday from IL to 2
O'Clock pm.
This being for the benefit of little
children, all little children. regardless
CT the creed of their parents, it would
be a happy plan to combine the prepa-
ration for the Christmas Child with an
act of charity to our own little ones.
and incidentally enjoy a good lunch
con.
The ladies listed below are. most ac-
lively interested in the affaiA and will
do all in their power to NIKE your
first luncheon so pleasant that you
will wish to continue your shopping
the next day in order to enjoy it again
Mrs. Brooks Reitz is chairman OF all
committees, and Mrs. j. j, Farley
chairman of publicity, and Mrs. A. A.
Auth. chairman of luncheon.
HOstesses are: Mrs. J. j. Farley
Mrs. II. l.. Offutt, Mrs. T. r. Brown
Mrs. j. a. Phelan. Mrs. J. +. Coli
flower, Mrs. NJ. J. Keane, Mrs. E
O'Connor, Mrs. d. f. Barry, Mrs. NJ
Murphy, Mrs, Charles A. Fisher, Mrs
j. r. Stanley. Mrs. Tucker. Mrs vii
liam Wallace, Mrs. w. A. Simpson and
Mrs. Peter Dorsch.
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Mrs. William r. Dennis will enter
tain at two of a series of luncheons
she is giving, one Thursday and the
other Friday.
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Continued from Fifth Pagel
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Nebraskans to Honor
Representative Norton

Representative j. n. Norton of the
fourth congressional district of Ne
braska will be the guest of honor and
speaker at meeting of the Nebraska
State Society to be held Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock at the national head
quarters and club of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women. 1884
| street northwest.
AS this will be the first meeting Of
the season of the Nebraska State so
city, officers for the ensuing year will
be elected. Dancing will follow Mr.
NOrton's address.
The present officers of the society
are; President, Miss Edith a. Lathrop
vice president, Mr. Jack Lee; acting
secretary, Miss Ethel Blake, and
treasurer Mr.. II. A, Harding.
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Pi Beta Phi Alumnae
To Meet Tuesday Evening

The next regular meeting Of the
Washington Ammnae Club of ri Beta
Phi will he held Tuesday evening at
s o'clock in the home of Mrs. Eli A.
Helmick. 1906 Garfield street north.
west The settlement School will be
the subject for discussion, and arti.
cles made at the school will be on sale.
TIE members of Delta Province will
he the hOstcsSes.
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President and First Lady
Listed for Honor Dinners

Continued from Fifth Pagol
was the honor guest at dinner Friday
evening of the Civil Service Commits
sioner Miss Jessie Dell, who enter
tanned at 2400 sixteenth street in
compliment to Mrs HolIoweii. Repub
lican national committeeWoman for
the State of Iowa.
Representative and Mrs. Allen T.
Treadway entertained a company Of
i at dinner Thursday evening in
honor of the United states Ambassa-
dor to Germany. Mr.. Jacob Gould
Shurman.
Mrs. George Il. Sheriff. and Miss
Gretchen Campbell daughters Of
Representative and Mrs. Guy +.
Campbell, entertained at a bridge
luncheon Friday evening in compli-
ment TO Miss Katherine Bryant, whose
marriage TO Mr. Joseph kinGsbury
will take place in the near future.
Mrs Wilbur J. Carr. wife of Assist
ant Secretary of State, will entertain
at luncheon Wednesday, December p
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Jordan
Graham entertained a large and dis
tinguished company at dinner last
evening in the Chinese room of the
Hotel Mayf1ower in honor of tn"
Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Isabella Howard. The other
guests were the Ambassador Of Brazil,
Senior Gurgel do. Amaral; the Am
hassador of Spain and Sonora de
Padills, the Ambassador of Cuba and
Sonora de Ferrara, the Minister Of
Panama and Sonora de AlfarO. the
Minister of Czechoslovakia, DR.. Zdenek
Fierlinger: Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Harlan Fiske Stone Senator and Mrs
Thomas +. Bayard. Senator and Mrs
Lawrence ID. Tyson. Representative
and Mrs. James NJ. Beck, the chief of
staff l.. S. ~. and Mrs Charles p.
Summerall; former Secretary Of state
ard Mrs Robert Lansing. former
9enator and Mrs. Gilbert \. Hitch.
cock Mrs. stephen B. Elkins. Ms
Frederick Dent Grant. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Joseph Strauss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DENLY, Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer, Judge John Barton
Payne. DR. David Jayne Hill and Mr.
Leander McCormick-Goo dhart.
Col. and Mrs. George c. Thorpe
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of the Ambassador of .Japan
and Nine. Matsudaira and took their
guests later TO their box for he per.
Torrance of Aida" which closed the
weeks offerings Of the Washington
National Opera Co. which celebrates
it's tenth consecutive season last
week. Col and Mrs Thorne's guests
were the Minister Of the Serbs. Croate
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Society Horse Show
Listed for January {

The Society Horse Show. which was
an interesting event of last Winter,
will he given January 6 in the Riding
and Hunt Club for the benefit of the
Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club.
Among the more interesting of the
events of the show will he the debu
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- ~ evening performance and a mat
inee of children's events. when the
more youthful riders will show their
proWesS i'm the ring
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will spend the Winter In washington
after December 5, having taken the
house Of Mrs. John i. Edwards, at 1909
r street northwest, and will close their
home, View Tree Hall. at Warrenton,
Va, this week and come to WASH
ington Monday.
Mr.. Crosby, who was formerly As
sistart Secretary of the Treasury, has
recently returned from Africa, where
he spent several months studying
conditions in the Union Of South
Africa, in Rhodesia and among re-
mote tribes Of Southwest Africa, pre-
war German territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
have issued cards for tea Saturday,
December 10, from to o'clock, at
2221 Kalorama road. In honor OF Miss
Alma Clarita Mestres.
A Wedding of interest in Washing.
ton took place yesterday at noon In
New York, when Miss Olivia Dever'
eux Johnson, daughter of Mr.. Owen
johnson Of New York and Stock.
bridge. Mass, became the bride Of Mr..
Peter Ferguson Chambers, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Boughton Chambers
OF New York. The ceremony was per.
formed In the home Of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. George Washing.
ton Stockley. the Rev. DR.. Karl Reil-
and OF st. Georges Church, off1ciating.
Only the families and a few close
friends were In attendance, owing to
the serious illness OF the bride q
uncle, Mr.. George J. Stockley.
The bride is a granddaughter Of the
former United States Ambassador to
Italy. Mr.. Robert Underwood John.
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From the land of Northern
Lights--far back in the interior
of Canada-come hooked rugs
of gorgeous colorings, durability
and antique patterns--on dis
play until December third by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Taylor.
These rugs are not made COM
mercial1y-teurists never pene-
trate the interior.
The Taylors have been going
to the northern part of New
Brunswick for IL years-(Mr.
Taylor's hunting lodge is widely
known by sportsmen Of the
highest society circles)--and so
they are the only representa-
tives here of French-Canadian
hooked rugs and hangings OF
this historic type.
This type rug (sizes-very
small to room size) used $50
years ago in New England
States, now is decorating the
most elaborate and costly homes
of America.
They are made of jute, yarn
and old clothes dyed in fast
colors mixtures of berries, vege-
tables and BARK.
Rare and unusual gifts OF in
terror decoration--Suite 1O7-lO9
c, Wardman Park Hotel.
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lovely as the sky. The colors
are made from wild flowers and
tree roots of the Holy Land
the materials from which the
blind children mold the jars are
made of tiles used in churches
of the third century.
Beautiful fruit bowls, preserve
and cookie jars may be had in
this Far Eastern pottery--for
very reasonable price.
Evening bags in brilliant silks
!. come from these Far Eastern
countries-to make a dashing
accessory for evening-and q
distinctive and unusual Christ
mas gift for milady. 1884 Con-
necticut Avenue. ..'..ss sa
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TX I51X a----
x<s. ce-.,,..1a1-5 De.
lis a living vogue--full of un-
usual and distinctive Christmas
gifts.
The Betty Hanna is the sole
distributor of the famous and
exclusive Jaytho perfume (Mrs.
Davidson -- Betty Hanna - uses
"Jaytho" perfume exclusively.
contained in a falcon carved
with tulips--a gift in itself
$3.50 and $500.
The Jay Thorpe novelties
here particularly Lalique cre-
aticns of menu holders) are
ones which have created
perfect furore and are most
popular with the smart going
New Yorker.
/. For Christmas The Betty
Hanna is showing the newest
evening and daytime jeweiry by
Chanel and Patou--necklaces of
imitation diamonds and crack
led stones in fascinating colors
to suit your gown or outfit.
Snakeskin cigarette cases,
bags of rare old brocades and
many more lovely gift sugges-
tions at-lo13 Connecticut Ave.
nue..
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SOCIETY
H'he Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge
|. To Entertain in Honor of the
/. Cabinet This Evening.

Florence Dana, Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran, Maj. Reginald Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sommerville Baldwin. Lieut.. An
drew j. Schriver and the First Secre-
tary of the Egyptian legation, Mr..
Ramses Chaffey.
Gen. and Mrs. Donaldson attended
the Army-Navy foot ball game In New
York. remaining until Tuesday to
visit friends.
The director of prohibition and Mrs.
James E. Jones will present their
daughter, Miss Ruth Jones. to society
at tea Friday afte: noon, December
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Horace H. Fuller In the presidential
dining room of the Mayfiower.

Horace H. Fuller In the presidential
dining room Of the Mayf1ower.
Mrs. Riggs, wife Of Capt. Charles
Edward Riggs Of the Naval Hospital,
will be at home informally tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to o'clock and has
issued no cards.
Mrs. Lowe, wife Of Maj. r. H. Lowe.
II. 8. A., entertained a large company
at luncheon today at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Cen. George Harries, u. 8. A.. en-.
tertained at dinner last night at the
Willard, when he had eight guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moran and their
daughter, Miss Aileen Moran, have re-
turned to their apartment at 1910
Mintwood place after a visit in New
York. They motored there in time to
spend Thanksgiving day with the son
and daughter.in.law of the former,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moran, and their
family, at Mount Vernon. N. Y, and
remained over at the Hotel Belmont
for the Army and Navy game, return
ing here the first Of the week.
Mr.. Stephen Panaretoff. former
Minister Of Bulgaria and q member
of the board Of trustees for the Sonia
American Schools in Bulgaria, and
Nine. Panaretoff have gone to New
York to attend the performance to-
morrow Of La Tosca," at the Metro
politan opera House. given for the
benefit of the American colleges in
the Near East, and the dinner at
Hotel Plaza in honor of the presidents
of these colleges. Tuesday Mr.. Pan
aretoff will give an address at New.
ark, N. j., on the influence exerted by
American education upon Bulgaria
and other Near Eastern countries.
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Mr.. Hill to Present His
Niece. Miss COnkCy, Today.

Mr.. Ralph Snowden Hill win enter
tain at tea this afternoon from ,4:30 to
8 o'clock at 1927 N street, when he
will present his niece, Miss Louis Hill
Conkey, to his friends. Mr.. Hin will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. VIII.
liam r. Castle. wife of the Assistant
Secretary of State; Nine. de Herte-
len7y, wife of the secretary Of the
Hungarian legation: Mrs. Wilmott
Lewis, Miss Mary Patten and Mrs.
James Clement Dunn.
The debutante will wear blue and
lavender robe de style and will carry
an old.fashioned bouquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar T. Crosby with
their daughter. Miss Celeste Crosby.
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1e. from 4:s0 to Z o'clock, in their
home in Cleveland Park.

1e. from 4:s0 to o'clock, in their
home in Cleveland Park.
Mrs. Jones was hostess at luncheon
today for her daughter, entertaining
in the Du Barry room Of the old Drap.
er House, at. 1705 K street. The com.
pany included Miss Bina Day Deneen,
Miss Adelaide Douglas, Miss Char.
lIotte O'Shaughnessy. Miss Edwina
Morrow, Miss Exilona Hamilton, Miss
Lila LIE Garde, Miss Lillian Lattimer,
Miss Hester Anne lie Fevre, Miss
Sarah Major, Miss Ellen Peelle, Miss
Celeste Pope, Miss Sophy Snyder, Miss
Emogen Taylor. Miss Florence Weth-
erill. Miss Emily Ecker, the Misses
Abadie, Miss Margaret Bacon, Miss
Margaret Bovee, Miss Peggy Burch,
Miss Rebecca Davidson, Miss Schuy-
Ter Dunlop and Miss Anne Gaines.
The assistant solicitor Of the Treas.
ury Department and Mrs. Harry X.
Daugherty have as their guest in
their apartment at wardman Park
Hotel their daughter. Mrs. Donald
Graham Murray, jr., and her young
daughter Patricia Of Grove City, Pa.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. III. A. Smith and
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Robert Allen and
Mrs. E. B. Fuller were the dinner
guests last evening of Maj. and Mrs.
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In Virginia. In compliment to Miss
Daisy Lee Deeplain. daughter Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles X. Deeplain of
Virginia. who Ia the house guest Of
Mrs. Marshall There will be "a
guests.
Mrs. Richard Rowland of New York
ID at the Carlton for several days,
having arrived by automobile. She 10
accompanied by Miss Edith Luckett.
also of New York.
, Miss Clara Ballard has an her guests
at the Grace Dodge Hotel Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 0. Chappell and Mrs. Helen
Ballard and daughter. Miss Helen Jean
Ballard, OF Barnesville, Ohio.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke, who has
been In New York for a week. has re.
turned to his home.
Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell IN ut
the Carlton after a visit in his former
home in Chicago. Mr.. Campbell is
Continued on Nineteenth PaTe1
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as ChriStmaS
gifts for
l'homme.
F a full
a n d artistic
figures a n d
objects are
designed on
the jars in
shades a n d
49, II IT,
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Mrs. John Kittredge of Boston and
Mrs. George w. Anderson Of Welles-
ley Hills, Mass, are at ehe Grace
Dodge.
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Mrs. Phyllis Moore Lamar and Mrs.
Charles Osborn Marshall, jr., will be
joint hostesses at a luncheon Satur.
day at the 1atter's home. Greenwoods.
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Mrs. w. j. Wolly and her infant son
Stuart were Joined here Tuesday by
Mr.. Wolly. who came from Charlotte,
N. c., to visit them and who returned
South last evening. going to Raleigh.
Mr.. Wolly will rejoin his wife and son
at the Ambassador Apartments in a
week or ten days. !
Comdr. j. C. M. Warnsinck of the
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/rI'7'9 eoss'ereur wv

Hours after noon are more
crowded with many and diff
ferent social trays than any
other hours of the day. The
society-going mademoiselle or
madame must be up to the
minute and ahead in all that is
smart and chic for daytime
wear-so Pasternak's are featur-
ing very brilliant showing of
afternoon wear for milady.
There you will find beautiful
models in printed velvets--
copies of chiffons so popular in
France, georgettes, metal cloth,
chiffons and lovely satins.
Be your selection elaborate or
plain-cofors or shades as they
will-if it is decreed by Paris
you will find it at Pasternak's.
Very special reductions pre-
vail on several groups of coats,
frocks and gowns-early selec-
tion assures you your choice.
1919 Connecticut Avenue.
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Former Senator Gilbert M. Hitch.
cock Of Nebraska and Mrs. Hitchcock
have arrived at the Carlton, where
they have taken an apartment for
several weeks.
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son, and the bridegroom is q nephew
Of Mr.. Robert w. Chambers. novelist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers came to this
city following the wedding. Mr.,
Chambers will make his debut with
the Washington National Opera Co.
Tuesday. after which he and Mrs.
Chambers win return to New York,
where they viii be at home at 1871
East Sixty-sixth street.
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T. F. SHAW & Co.

J. F. SHAW & CO.
precious stones and unique
jewelry-the word finale in dis
tinctive and unusual gifts
an exquisite cigarette case of
transparent enamel in a rich
green and blue peacock feather
design.
another one in red and black
enamel is attractiye with an
octagon of red in centre sur
rounded with rose diamonds.
enamel vanities in many COLI
ours and designs to harmonic
with nilady's outfit for the oe-
casion-very fashionable.
leather check book covers
with pocket for pass book. and
leather memos with gold-tipped
corners and clasps-$6.50.
-chokers of crystals or lapis
iazuli.
or any gift bearing the name
John F. Shaw & Co. is a COM
pliment to both giver and re-
cipient-15l6 Connecticut Ave
niue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Oddie of
San Francisco have arrived at the
Carlton on an extended trip East. and
will remain for several days.
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Tobacco jars all the way from
Palestine and Jerusalem are sug-
gested by the Near East Relief
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Everything for babies and
children up TO seven years
abounds in a delightful showing
at Ameritas.
For the baby's Christmas
sterling silver dinner sets. rat
ties with silver bells and mother
of-pearl rings, ivory comb and
brush sets painted in pastel
flowers, hand-woven covers in
pink, blue or white. all kinds OF
handmade clothes and hosts of
toys--fnonkcys. elephants. dogs,
ducks and clowns. 1901 Que
Street.
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Bridge tables at Dulany's are
las you know anything which
bears the name Dulany is-dis-.
tinctive, exquisite and unusual.
They are hand painted and have
ON the top old prints of treas
ured scenes of our ancestors
many years gone by. When not
in use these attractive tables
may be used for fire screens.
Hand d-painted cigarette boxes
and card boxes with age-old
prints are most beautiful.
Evening star., 1927-12-01

Royal Netherlands Navy and Dutch
delegate to the international Radio.
telegraph Conference, who has been
making an extended trip through the
West, has returned to the Carlton for
a week before sailing for Holland.
Mrs. Margaret Scully Zimmele Of
272S Thirty-sixth place northwest win
entertain the members of the Society
of Washington Artists In her home to.
morrow evening.
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: Imported Italian Christmas
cards and Merry Christmas
paper-at 1919 Connecticut Ave-
nue.. Mrs. Helen Gardner Dove,
managing. -
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Orange bread sliced thin and
buttered has made its bow as
"the something new in delicious
delicacies" for the very fancy.
afternoon tea-and is quite .
favorite with the ultra smart.
Tally Ho is the only place where
you can get orange bread.
Too-you may get n1ince-
meat (the really rich homemade
kind) at Tally Ho and, leave;
your order for fruit cake (solid
fruit and unexpectedly deli-s
cious)! $40 18th Street.
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10 s a y
nothing of the
lovely lingerie
a n d every
thing for her
b o u d DIR at
D II la n y S.
1929 Q u e
Street.
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hoa1coiNo-

A most unique
b o W |. Of finely
cracked glass with
fishes and mer-
maids in dancing
and glittering pas
tells.
A pair of Dres-
den boudoir lamps
interpreted in a
new fashion.
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!" HE Chief Executive and Mrs.
81 Coolidge win entertain the
members of the cabinet at din.
ner this evening at the White
- House, the occasion being the
srst state function of the season.
Additional guests will join the com.
many for the music program. which
Nill follow In the East room.
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Comdr. j. C. M. Warnsil