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ants OF large balls set solidly in rhine.
stones are especially smart. There
are crystal drops on slender chains
set In brilliants and crystals, very
different ana appealing.
"A lariat Of pearls finished In flat
crystals strung together like buttons
and finished with one large cut crys.
tai ID reasonably priced.
In fact, the Betty Hanna Shop
this week IL just alive with adorable
accessories. For instance, glass roses
to be worn on your lapel. of red or
green. They look like gumdrope.
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CLEVELAND'S
SON SPEAKS
AT CLUB
Will Address Democratic
Women at Forum
Supper

Richard Cleveland. son OF Grover
Cleveland and .,rominent young
newspaper man. win be the speaker
at the saturday night forum supper,
which win be given bs the woman's
National Democratic club on the
evening Of February 10. when his
subject will be. What hbout
Gilman" Mrs. Kate Trenholme
Abrams viii preside at the supper.
President William Green, Of the
American Federation Of Labor, made
an address at luncheon at the club
house yesterday. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
who was the guest Of Mrs. James
Meredith Helm as were also Mrs.
william Cabell Bruce, Mrs. Brook
Lee. Mrs. Paul Bastedo, Mrs. Rey-
mold Hall and Mrs. Minnie Fisher
Cunningham; Mrs. John w. Davis,
who with Miss Bassell was the
guest OF Mrs. harles Warren:
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DEAREST oENEvIEvE:

DEAREST GENEyIEvE:
~ DID you know that eventually
always got everything I want? For
q long time have been asking for
q shop for men" on Connecticut
avenue, and at last II Is to be q
reality. win tell you definitely
about It next week, or soon there
after.
In my two years Of shopping IA
this Interesting locality, have never
felt the enthusiasm which feel at
this moment for the future Of Con.
necticut avenue.
The changes which havO taken
place during the twenty-four months
Of my experience up here. are al
most unbelievable. During this time
a great hotel has opaeds sad has be.
come an institution. Another hotel
has bloomed with q new front OF
rapidly filling shops, a great mansion
has disappeared. and a beautiful
peninsula Of business places risen in
its stead. ] could go on for columns.
columns.
Connecticut avenue il no longer q
shopping street which belongs to q
handful Of smart shops for women's
wear, but IL real center with every
sort OF business you can mention
represented In its list.
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are perfect for the mountains and
the seashore or to wear here now
for cold damp days. They are the
type Of sports things you are always
hoping to find. and almost never
succeeding in doing ct anything like
q reasonable figure.
Everything saw In the shop inn
pressed me with the very nice dis
erection and good style sense which
had prompted their selection. Many
handsome evening gowns were priced
AZ low as $685.
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things from France and Italy. from
Czechoslovakia, from Austria and
Belgium, let me call your attention
Der and chartreuse, clear crystal and
sapphire, boxes and vases and cigar.
cite trays, priced from so cents on
up. I mention this particularly as
you may want many Of these sweet
things for bridge prizes or souvenirs.
As to other selections suitable for
wedding gifts, you may feel treasured
that very few Of the things In the
shop Of Francois may be duplicated
anywhere in Washington. Quaint
Dresden boxes and bottles and can.
dlesticks, perfume burners and lamps
and an endless array Of lovely i'm.
portations await your inspection.
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CANADA'6 FIRST ENVOY
AT NfAYFLOWER

The newly appointed Minister
from Canada to the United States
and Mrs. Vincent Massey win arrive
in washington this afternoon. They
win be at the Mayflower.
~
Mrs. Peter prury entertained
at luncheon today In compliment
to Mrs. Charles Fl, Wright, au.
thoress, who Ii spending the winter
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NOT Do 9Dlo 20 Qup.
Mcate these particl.
lar pieces at any
other shop in Amer.
lea, 40 the importer
who brought them
over brought only
one Of q kind and
the Betty Hanna
shop secured these.
New earrings are
included In the col.
fAAkaA CAASk 1901
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GERMAN PRELATE
LUNCHEON GUEST

The German Ambassador, Baron
Nathan, entertained at luncheon to-
day for his lordship, the Archabbot
Of Bueron, who is visiting in Wash.
ington. In the company Of men
asked to meet the distinguished
cleric were a number Of the Catholic
leaders of Washington, including the
Right Rev. Thomas Shahan. rector
OF the Catholic University, and the
Rev. Charles w. Lyons, rector Of
Georgetown University. Al repre-
sentative Of the archbishop Of Balti.
more was also present.
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LIFE AND EMOTION. SAYS
MARY. KEY TO OPERA

4
A word from Mary Garden on her
own reaction to the appeal Of Al.
fano's opera. '.Resurrection," in
which she win sing here with the
Chicago Civic Opera Company at
the Thursday matinee at 2, In
Polls Theater.
II remember" Miss Garden says,
when first went to see 'Resur.
rection.' ] had already Been Al.
fano's lie Legende do Sakuntala' and
I had met him, but / was not pre-.
pared for such an outpOuring OF
genius as Resurrection
Miss Garden herself says:
II love the character Of Katiusha.
Tor &c runs the whole scale Of life
lit sweeps through the whole
gamut of human emotions.
1T Is q titanic role-first. the
simple Russian peasant girl who
gives her love to Prince Dimitri
because she has faith in him.
because she adores him. Then the
GlisillusIonnlent. the crueIest thing
that can happen to human being.
Then the degradation. the sinking
down to the depths. She becomes Q
beSotted drug fiend. q thief. Grim.
inal.
''Then-the resurrection. the rise
to nobiiityl A great drama. a
mighty epic, is athis story Of a
human soul which Tolstoy has writ
ten. alid which Alliances genius has
transferred to the STAKE as q stu.
pendous music-dranna."
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JEAN ELI0Ts NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY THE CAPTA

IN washington. There were twelve
in the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. tDrury will have
dining with them tomorrow evening
Mrs. Mason Wilbur Gray and Mrs.
william James Evans, after which
they win go to the performances Of
the Chicago Opera Company at
Polls.
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JERITZA IN RECITAL
IN FRIDAY. MARCH 4

4 March I. 1927, q not Inauguration
day in Washington, but this year
1t promises to be notable In .
musical sense. owing to the recital
at Polls Theater, on the afternoon
Of Friday, March 4, of Mime. Marie
Jeritza, famous Viennese beauty
and Metropolitan Opera soprano.
The recital is presented by Mrs.
Wilson Greene.
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Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham
win entertain at dinner this evening
IN their apartment at 1888 Sixteenth
st.
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Lots of Hustle
And BustIe

around the New Dress Shopps, at
L street and Connecticut avenue, yes
terday. Mrs. Mills had sent out let.
farn fn lAar nrAacial n1Ha.
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VA . ~ AAOA 6S0@AA-NA @SAS
toners that something
was going on, and how
they all trooped in! My
word!
The New Dress Shoppe
has marvellous values in
dresses at $25 and
1880 in all the spright-
~ Spring colors and all
the pert new styles.
Then. . at SIS, you will
be amazed to see such
a charming assortment
of frocks In all the
leaf and flower tintG
one associates with the
new season. They are
In satins and crepes and
all the materials you
want for tea dances and
informal evenings, and
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Costume JeaCeiyy
From PartS

has just arrived at the Betty Hanna
shop, 1913 Connecticut avenue. 1t
Il more than probable that you viii
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tAAS 0SebeASAAeAA tAAAAA9S
one finds In the
shop of Francois,
1915 Connecticut
avenue. SIM art
gifts, the vogue of
the last moment,
are always avail
able in a fascinat-
ing variety.
Before I tell you
A,A A. sn - =
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Feeding Gifts
1T Francois

ARE easily selected. There are so
many objects dart to choose from.
Many lands have contributed TO
Aha honI,fiR,,I AIairaeIn.
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RECEPTION TODAY
FOR MIS-. SIAEAEER.iLL

Mrs. Charles Z. Gummefall, wife
Of General Summerall, chief OF staff,
II the honor guest at tea this aft.
ernoon Of Mrs. Noble James Wiley,
wife Of Colonel Wiley, who - en-.
tertaining from I to o'clock IN her
home at 1898 Macomb 81. Assist.
ing the hostess are Mrs. Robert II.
Allen, Mrs. c. G. Hammond, Mrs.
George Shaw, Mrs. James Wheeler.
Mrs. Walter Drysdale and Mrs. Wil.
liam Taylor.
Princess Margaret Boncompagni
has arrived In Washington and il
staying at the Mayflower.
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PRESIDENT TO
DINE WITH
JARDINES
Mrs. Coolidge Luncheon
Guest of Mrs. Peter
Gerry

The President and Mrs. Coolidge
win be the guests at dinner this
evening Of the Secretary Of Agricul.
ture and Mrs. Jardine, who win en-.
terrain . company Of 20 in the
Chinese Room Of the Mayflower.
Mrs. Coolidge attended the lunch.
con today Of Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry, wife OF Senator Gerry. who
entertained The Ladies' OF the Sen.
ate in her home on r Street.
VICE PRESIDENT
GUEST or SENATOR EDGE
The Vice President ana Mrs.
Dawes win be the honor guests at
dinner this evening OF Senator and
Mrs. Walter Edge. who win enter
tain In their home on Eighteenth
Street. There win be AZ in the
company. all with New Jersey
affiliations save the honor guests.
In the group win be the New Jer-
sey delegation in Congress and
their wives; former Senator and
Mrs. Joseph 8. FreIinghuysen, Of
New Jersey; former Governor Ed.
ward &c. Stokes. Of New Jersey;
Hamilton Kean, Of Elizabeth, N. J..
and the following group, who are
house guests of Senator and Mrs.
Edge overnight: Judge and Mrs.
Walter G. Van Riper. Of West
Orange, NJ. J.; Major and Mrs.
Hamilton Cook, Of Atlantic City,
and the State Comptroller, Newton
X. Bugbee.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Zachary are
the only residents cf Warrington
who win BE- at the dinner.
The Belgian Ambassador ana Bar
oness dc Cartier win be the honor
guests at dinner this evening Of
the Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter
who win entertain company Of -,
The Speaker Of the House and
Mrs, Nicholas Longwcrth WIN be
the guests of honor ct q small
dinner this evening 70 be given by
Representative and Mrs. Thomas
w. Phillips. II. There will be
about 100 other guests for q musical
afterward. Mrs. Phillips also will
give q musicale tomorrow afternoon
when Miss Sylvia Lent, violinist
win play.
The Bulgarian Minister and Nine.
Radewa have postponed until early
In March the dinner planned for this
evening in honor OF the Secretary OF
State ana Mrs. Kellogg.
~
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NeeD Spring
Hosiery Shades

---predoninate in the slaowfngs &c
the CHASER Shop, 1902 Connecticut
avenue. II you can find anything
better than CHASER hosiery at 81 /
hope you will let me know!
There IL also q new full-fashioned
semi-chiffon to be had IN many shades
at $1.65. Just now Glaser's have q
sale Of lightweight felt hats at So
Straw hats at IS are. also included.
You win like the shapes and the
weight is what you want now.
Affectionately.
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Many rooms, houses ana apartments
are listed For Rent today in The
You'll save time, worry ana energy
II you consult this rental guide first.
The Washington times., 1927-02-15

to wear anywhere beneath your fur
coat. These frocls at SIS come in
all sizes up to a. and there are
some dark colors.
step in and take q look. You are
not obliged to buy.
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MUSIC NOTES
By ! Jessie MacBride

land hia st. Olaf singers shame
those Of us who would be content
with mediocrity.
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Connecticut avenue. I've o
found the place. although /
believe Il has been open
for about Q year, which In
no aapersion upon my pow
ers OF observation, but you
know az well az ! do.
that sometimes upstairs
shops could easily escape
notice.
Evening hrocks for the
young set, as adorable a.
you would hope TO see are
priced at Smith-Barry's as
low az $S6. ! saw most at.
tractive two.piece sports
things In silk and wool In
charming colorings. ana
heavier woolIy ones which
were priced at $3.50. at $27
and An nm RRhnaa 1affars npHaa
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W One Flight
To Your Riaht

and there you win find the sunny,
airy ateIier Of Smith Barry at 1211-A
Connecticut avenue. I've only just
found the place, although
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The Washington times., 1927-05-25
Photo by Underwood & Underwood

Hundreds Of standard make auto
mobiles are advertised for sale during
the Spring Used Car Sale in The Times
and Herald Classified Columns.