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Social and Personal
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... i.ni h' 1 airui
llattfß '
l;i’rhif and bis mother
■ ini*, pave a dinner la.-t
. :!i( i rs of the League of
tie lore the meeting
House Covers were
;• Stale dining; room,
r .mdelabra with pink
! three tall silver vases
magnificent variegated
..1 th table de orations
II:. ••■ r i all- V...S fur
rv.al of the St. John’s
unpunii'd by its band
i lieereil the Governor
•> and did a snake dance
in the grounds of the
lidliir From
[id* s a re
j v* ciifton. of Smyrna. Del.,
h i on and daughter-in
( i iiiiii.inder and Mrs. Al-
I louse Naval I los
..(tiiitif *
ltrck-i i'il
\!r ;.11 Mr- Marshall Langhorne,
A.i-i.t ' to will spend the week*
,u'li la' lit -Coinmamler and Mrs.
For
Oregon
I-.'ul I idler, who lias been vis
; in■ r lirolher and sister-in-law.
, i 11 L Dorsey Classaway,
- nl.i v t i Join her husband,
.! i i u-i . who has been ordered
.; v at I'or'lttid. Oregon, in con
’ i with the organization of the
;• i rvc Army Corps of the
if of parties were given for
last before ber departure.
liter's ( otidilien
lurlutnzeil
iition of Miss Small Mart
io a patient al the I’rosby
i lliKpital iii Now York, is re
il * < i> mi banged. Miss Dyer
:n i nun .hi acute infection ot
. it. r and lias been in a state of
;• a week Shu is not expcct
ilv ij* Her sister. Mrs. Bur*
\ rait is with her.
Siwtri J
1 non llhieis
n 1 vit Howard, who has boon
■ i :'<>r Hie past two days froty
taej; r ptomaine polson
• • i iverod and is now out
lViici luiiiorrow In
'.mil \ruilenit
"ill be a Midshipmen's
• : a net. tomorrow night in
v 'O e Veademy. The hop will
one as a groat many peo
■■ - i*■ mining for the Navy-
I ' !> 'ante tomorrow will re
k'tin over for it.
!.> \\ Inter
U I tirt*| e
1 a Stapler, wife of Captain
s N , and her two chil
" ' ■ ■ t'e at present visiting in
1 will sail for Kttrone on
to remain for tv year.
■ ml the winter in South
’'iniirrs ft K. of C.
1 r >l F.trtv Fast Night
W prizes wore given last
5 eard party of the Cath
eters of America and the
Columbus. The winners
r> t. Mrs s Ogle Tilghman;
Diotto; third. M. .K
fourth. Miss Fanny Wie
fi was one pinochle prize
won by Walter HipkillS.
' ' subscription parties at
clubhouse are proving
t* mid will probably be
winter. There will be a
for the highest winner
• vi. awarded at the end ol
‘< "imtn
Mrs Walter Clark have
r ummer homo. "Clark
Annapolis, and opened
-e at 150 l’rince George
Pa- winter
E H. PICKERING
' \;uphic Portraiture
and
:i civ.ial Photography
P i 11M M . I’IIONE 'J73-J.
Shady Oaks Inn
nit that oUfeken r ha.h
■' "P that party youvt
* and have a dauee oa i>
M,: " ' It W.U.NEK
b ßeeze inn
"NfltillS lIOFLKTARD
Minute* Out
v lunch an d tea
•lil.Un, Wnti> ItlßMr. ft.*s.
; t‘A.\vi\'i's cards.
ArtiUtf.t, V * ktk.
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Visiting At Marine
( orjts Post
Mrs. Thomas L. Gladden, wife of
t Prof. Gladden, or St. John's College,
f 'eft today for Quantico. Va., where
If she will visit her sons, who are offi-
CPi's ill the Marine Corps, and are
both stationed at Quantico. Lieut A
t A. Gladden is at the Officers' Train
; ln * Scho “ l •*! Lieu* R S. A Gladden
1 ,s <> duty at headquarters.
Ifeturiis To
Virginia
r , Alrß A,,01f Schumacher has return*
, 0.l to her home in Salem. Va.. urter a r
fortnight's visit to her aunt. Miss
Itoget.
i. m. . 1
In IVeck-Eltd
In Washiiigtoii
Miss Marguerite Cusachs will K „ to
Washington for the week-end. where
"he will be the guest of Miss Kiiza
betb Mitchell, daughter of Brigadier-
General William Mitchell, of n,
Army.
'V ill Spend W inter
Ft tjmtlitieo
Miss Blanche Gladden, daughter of
Professor and Mrs. Thomas L. Glad
den, or St. John's College, is spending
Urn winter at Quantico with her bro
ther and sister-in-law. Lieutenant and
Mrs. A. A. Gladden
Luncheon ibirty In
Natal Academy
Captain and Mrs. Barron P. Dußois
will give a large buffet luncheon be
torc the football game tomorrow.
I it Helicon For
i BcbulanteH
■Nliss Alicia Gilmer Clark gave a
luncheon today at “Proniont-on-Sev
crn." the summer home of her par
cn s, Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Judson
Chirk, in honor of Miss Mary C. Ratn
s;,-v * one of this season's Baltimore
debutantes. Her guests included Miss
Elizabeth Mackubin. Miss Eleanor
Mackubin. Miss Mary Uidgely Pres
ton, Mias Caroline Brcsee. Miss Olivia
'N heeler and Miss Evelina Fenner.
To Occupy
“Colonial** Apartment
Mrs. Richard CJnytor and her
daughter, .Miss Annie Cluytor, mother
uni sister or Mrs. T. 1). Griffin, have
t.iken au apartment nt the “Colonial,"
1 Maryland avenue, for the winter,
and will occupy it about the middle
of next month. They are at present
stopping at their home ou West River.
At liilcrmitiomil
Fishing-Boat Races
Commander L. G. Heiner. who is on
•he stall of Rear-Admiral S. E Kit
tolle. commander of the destroyer
squadron of the Atlantic Fleet, is at
present on the "Rochester." off Glou
cester watching the international
races between the boats of the Am
erican and Canadian Ashing Aeets.
Gnesls Ot Captain
And Mrs. Kurt/.
.Mr and Mrs. II B. Smith arrived
yesterday from Los Angeles. Cal., and
are visiting their niece, Mrs. Thomas
R. Kurtz, wife of the Commandant of
Midshipmen.
I outing For
Football Game
Captain and Mrs. Chauncey Shack
ford will be guests of Commander and
Mrs. Wilbur Van Auken for luncheon I
and the Navy-Georgia Tech ball game
tomorrow.
Mistress —My last maid was too fa
miliar with policemen. 1 hope I can
trust you. New Maid—Oh, yes. in
deed. me'em. I've been brought up to
hate the very sight of ’em. You see,
father's a burglar. Boston Tran
script.
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THE EVENING CAPITAL. ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1922
BARGAINS GALORE
AT THE
NEW BARGAIN STORE
117 Main Street (Opposite The A. & P. Tea Co.)
(CAUTION: We beg the general public to memorize the exact location of THE NEW BARGAIN STORE a. a nnt
get us mixed up with any other store bearing the same name as ours: GOODMAN.—There is more than one “ coon
MAN” in this wide world! When you are out looking for real bargains, please look for THE NEW BARGAIN itcrp
directly across from the A. & P. TEA CO.) . at ORE,
i ,J°'Y” 1 11,, 1 , W ji W * s k L° extend our deepest appreciation and gratitude to the people of AnnaDolis and surrounding
localities for the friendly, warm welcome given us last Saturday at our Opening Sale. From early moraine ’til) late into
leFmni ‘‘?nTo?L W family ; M ammS “ oUt> brinsing ' us heartiest wishes and congratulations and saying that we were*
We have employed all of our facilities to supply all of our guests with plenty of QUALITY merchandise at aston
ishmgly low bargain prices, which will be remembered for many days to come. ' a ‘ s on '
p^ or t !? e fu l ure ’ 'U s als o our aim and ambition to offer for week days in general, and SATURDAYS especially some
of the finest made quality and dependable merchandise at UNUSUALLY LOW BARGAIN PRICES' Bccai *e wp he
bevomsehingmore goodsforlessmoney! We pay a smaH rent, employ NO high-salaried clerks, and buy goods lor
CASH only at ROCK BOTTOM prices. Do you wonder now why we can afford to offer you better goods for less money'
Wnen you come into our store, you are as welcome as the Sowers in May: we give you our PERSONAL service- J ", ,r
antee you every piece of merchandise you buy and CHEERFULLY REFUND YOUR MONFY if for anv rea’sm u ,ii
you dsire to return the merchandise. , ’ 101 any lea ° on al ali -
Look for our big “ad.” on the same page every Friday, and when you start out “shopping” on Saturday before
you go elsewhere, come in and look our goods and prices over. We know you will buy.
BARGAINS GALORE! BE SURE YOU DON’T MISS THEM'
FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 21, ONLY
We are taking much pricle in offering on SPECIAL SALE
The following merchandise, which our New York buyer had especially selected at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES'
DRESSES Middy Blouses PANTS
A lot of 51 up-to-the minute stylish Frocks, includ- All Wool Middies, Sailors in red, green and navy. Dress Pants solid rotors sod „
ing Serges. Tricotines, Crepes. Twills, jersey's Worth $5.00. Saturday (T..> <r good vau SS, dH t-i y
of various shades and sizes beautifully trimmed. Special q “ U '
Actual values. $lO to $26. Satur- bpccial tPAodtiup
Soeci-1 $4.95*0 2-9Fi WOOL SHAWLS, WITH BELTS, EXTRA JTf 5 T"
LARGE SIZE. ALSO PURE SILK SCARFS MCll S SWCUterS
T K Al GRLATLY DEDUCED PRICES. a lot of serviceable Sweaters in all colors and
LADIhS COAIS styles. Saturday Ar /t
A great assortment of Autumn Coats, including Spedal ODtup
heavy Chinchilas. Broadcloths, Velvets. Plushes * LOW PRICES. "TTi a ■ 1 ■'
Seal Plushes: some with fine fur collars and ■" * KHAKI SHIRTS 93c
cuffs. All colors, all siz.es. Worth sl6 to SSO. intYDiv ~, ****--
Saturday (SJ7 1 til b OVERALLS 95e
Special I ot/UtotPiv* I G We have iust received a large assortment of Bed- ..
-- - - room Felt beautiful colors, comfort- BLUE WORK SHIRTS 49e
CITIDTC anc * warm i genuine sheepskin Apr,, '
otVlrV 1 O soles. All sizes. Saturday Special... vDv ALL WOOL SOCKS. 23c
We have just received a large assortment of Skirts. ■ ■' -■ - > ■ T . ' 1 11 r
Very attractive Styles and Patterns. Valued All 117 ii t o \ ‘ cns Garters, double hooks. Regular OQ
up to $15.00. Satur- QR AlI-WOOI U. S. Army 50c ' Saturday Special
day Special .. to Klanlrof-c ~ .
itUllVClo Silk Knitted Ties. SI.OO values. Satur- /fC) *
0 We have a few dozen Blankets left, double bed da y Special Trl/C
OWocltorS size, guaranteed to be All Wool. 1 — 1 1 ■ ——-
A big variety of Ladies' and Misses' A!1 Wool Out they go! Saturday Special.. ePZI.e/0 M Handkerchiefs. White, blue or
Sweaters in the prettiest shades and combina- " ' Y
sat n urd c a°v lors ' sUpOV '% °“ 1 - Men’s Suits and O’Coats A large assortment of Dress Crepe, Cord and Wool
Special tbla /Ototi)o©9o A vcr y selection of Men’s and Young Men’s f hirts vcry p !, ctty : ,dlcsl P a '* OWf*
, Suits and Overcoats, perfectly tailored in gray, lCrns - oatur day special %/OC up
riTT>O brown and navy, solid colors and stripes. ——
Worth up to $25.00. Saturday 95 FOR THE CHILDREN
We are in possession of a few sample Fur Neck- " * J w< . compi ete l.ne of Boys' and Girls' Coats
Pieces, single and double ano vve are going to . „ * it I . J *
lc, them go for SATURDAY ONLY at the A new arrival of Young Men's AU Wool french Caps anrHats,' and wetre oSennTtom- reai
Manufacturers pneca. Don t mtss them. serge Fall Suits and Overcoats. Styles up-to- bargains in that line for Saturday, if will surely
Special. $2.95 to $18.50 $26.50 K-™ a >- —-
~n I—i—n1 —i—n ■■■! iw i n i ■i..h— w ,.i.iui , N| ( |,
The space being limited we cannot mention all of the great bargains we have to offer for Saturday. You owe your
self the satisfaction of trading at the New Bargain Store, where you are sure you are always getting more and better
goods for less money.
Make it a habit to visit our store before going elsewhere.
Please don’t forget the exact location of the New Bargain Store.
117 Main Street Annapolis, Md.
OPPOSITE THE A. & P. TEA COMPANY
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