Evening star. [volume], January 17, 1916, Image 8

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| , We Are Continuing
I The Greatest Sale of Suits
a This Store Has Ever Held.
? Our entire stock of Winter Suits is offered at extra5
ordinary reductions from former prices. Included are :
? fur-trimmed and plain tailored models for street and |
a dress wear, of the most desirable winter fabrics?vcl3
vet. broadcloth, velour, whipcord, serge and novelties. *
? Particular attention is directed to the lines of suits ?
8 now reduced to jj
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A Sale of Fur Sets I
I Selected Qualities in the Becoming Styles of the
Season May Now Be Obtained j
At Reduced Prices. f
Included in This Offering Are Sets of t
Pointed Fox Sable Fox Natural Lynx :
Black Fox Taupe Fox Black Lynx |
Cross Fox , Battleship Gray Fox Natural Skunk |
White Fox London Smoke Fox Hudson Bay Sable ;
I Trimmed Winter Millinery j
At Greatly Reduced Prices. t
In this collection are hats for every occasion, from '
smart sport and street hats to those suitable for the I
most formal wear?all are fashioned ip the season's dis
tinctive and exclusive styles, now reduced to |
$5.00. $7oO and $10.00. j
x Austrian Velour Sport Hats * 1
j Black and Colors?Special, $5.00 |
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1 We CaU Your Attention to the Sale of j
I Lingerie, Corsets,
I Brassieres, Etc. j
I Which Begins Tuesday, January 18,
And Means Economy of the
Real Sort
All clean, dainty garments. Some sample lines
and discontinued models?much below the usual
prices.
Corsets fitted during this sale, although prices
are reduced. !
Silk Underwear Samples. j
| siik Kimonos also reduced tor this sale. !|
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!Our Window Refrigerator
?Is the Ideal Winter %
I Price, $2.50 food perfectly. g
Another Sale of Sets of
Aluminum Cooking Utensils ?
-For $1.00 I
One hundred sets of three useful sizes of Fine Aluminum
Saucepans, a $1.50 value, special, the set, $i.oo. c
Housefurni'hing Dept. g|
Dulin & Martin Co., Si
1215 F St. Through to 1214-18 G St. 1
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EVENTS OFIN1EREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mrs. Thomas B. Bonn Hostess at a
Beautiful Luncheon
Today.
Mrs. McCallum Entertains at Tea.
TUnnore a# rTr?-ni*?>? + Tlntro flf
Home?Notes.
Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn, wife of Representative
Dunn of New York, entertained
at a beautifully appointed luncheon
today at her residence on K street.
White lilacs and Ktilarney roses
formed the decoration on the table and
the gueAs included Mrs. Robert C.
Kershner and Mrs. William H. Dunn of
Rochester. N. Y., house gruests of Mrs.
Dunn; Mrs. If. L. Rust, Mrs. Victor
Kauffmann. Mrs. Malcolm S. McConille,
Mrs. Hubert S. Dent, Mrs. J. F. Mann,
Mrs. Charles C. McChord, Mrs. Charles
Marvin, Mrs. Ollie M. James, Mrs. Ben
Johnson, Mrs. John Temple Graves
and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran.
Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn will receive informally
tomorrow afternoon in honor
of her house guests. Mrs. William xi.
Dunn and Mrs. Robert C. Kershner.
Mrs. Mary Sherman McCallum is entertaining
at a tea this afternoon, in
compliment to Mrs. George Pope of
San Francisco.
Mrs. Arthur Foraker entertained informally
at luncheon today in her
apartment at the Connecticut, in honor
of Mrs. Horatio H. Armstrong of Hartford.
Conn., formerly Miss Marjorie
Fdson*of this city.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Saulsbury
will entertain at dinner tonight in
honor of the Chinese minister and Mme.
Koo.
Others giving dinners tonight will
include Mr. and Mrs. Horace Westcott.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crane and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Kimball, who
will entertain in honor of the Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Lane.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant has arrived
at Lakewood, where she will
spend the remainder of the season.
Mrs. V. May Riley and daughter Mary
are visiting relatives at Barnesville,
Ohio.
Mrs. Hayes, wife of Representative
Hayes of California, will be at home
tomorrow afternoon after 4 at 2111
Bancroft place.
She will be assisted by her daughter.
Miss Hayes and Mrs. James O. Hayes,
her sister-in-law, who, with her two
daugnters, is visiting ner from California.
Former Representative James M.
Gudger. jr., and Mrs. Gudger of North
Carolina are guests at the Raleigh Hotel.
F^ater they will visit their son. Paymaster
Emmet C. Gudger, U. S. N., and Mrs.
Gudger at their home, 1757 K street
northwest, for several weeks.
Mrs. Christian Hemmlck has been
obliged to cancel all engagements on account
of a severe cold.
Mrs. Daniel Read Anthony, jr., wife of
Representative Anthony, will be at home,
1900 T street, tomorrow afternoon from
4 until 6 and on the third Tuesdays therei
after.
Mrs. David E. Finley has arrived in
Washington and has joined Representative
Finley at the house which they have
leased for the winter at 1607 l6th street.
Mrs. Finley was accompanied by her second
daughter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Finley,
and her two sons, Messrs. Gist and
Robert Finley. Miss Elizabeth Finley,
who made her debut at the state ball
in South Carolina, will not be formally
brought out in Washington. Mrs. Finley
and Miss Finley will be at home Tuesday
the 25th and on the following Tuesdays
until I^ent.
Miss TemDle of Knoxville. Tenn.. en
tertalned at dinner last night at the
Willard In celebration of the birthday
of Mrs. E. W. Cole of Tennessee.
The table was decorated with gold
baskets filled with pink roses and
maidenhair fern. A birthday cake, with
lighted candles, was a feature of the
dinner. The guests were Postmaster
General and Mrs. Burleson, Senator
and Mrs. Shields, Dr. and
Mrs. David Jayne Hill, Judge and
Mrs. Howry, Dr. and Mrs. Swlgget. Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson Downey, Mrs. Bankhead,
Mrs. John Bankhead, jr.; Mrs.
Paul Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
Safford, Senator Plttrnan, Representative
McKellar, Representative Stengle.
Representative Oliver, Capt Barber and
Mr. Acklen.
Maj. and Mrs. James A. Shipton entertained
at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday, when their
guests were Lieut. Commander Julio
Dittborn, naval attache of Chile, and
Mme. de Dittborn; Maj. Alfredo Ewlng,
military attache of Chile, and Mnus. d?
Ewing: Mrs. Thomas Cleland Dawson,
Miss Alice Shepard, Col. Charles Page
Bryan and Lieut. Clifford Corbin.
Mrs. C. W. Robertson was hostess ai
a tea at the Cairo yesterday given 1r
compliment to Mrs. William D. Nolting
of Roland Park, Baltimore, Md.
Representative and Mrs. Houston ol
Tennessee entertained at dinner Thurs
?lav evening. The guests were Mis:
Sadte Frizzelle, Miss Drue Clintoi
Km ailing and Mr. Charles Cooper Gil
r.f Bell Buckle, Tenn.; Miss Louls<
Richardson of Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Miss Thennie Mack Oldham, Portelles
N. M., and Mr. Clark Hutton of Shelbyville,
Tenn.
Miss Richardson and Miss Oldham
nieces of Representative Houston, ar<
here for the winter.
"An Evening With Russian Compos
ers" was the form of a musical a
which Miss Grace Adams entertaine<
at her home Saturday evening. Miss Adams
gave an exhaustive paper oi
"Russian Music?Past and Present,'
and Miss Elizabeth Leckie, contralto
sang "Der Asra," by Rubinstein. Pian<
illustrations were given by M^ts Mar
garet Van Kant, Miss Edith Bishop
Miss Ruth Thoinas, Miss Mabel Mc
Pherson. Miss Edith Buck, Miss Dorii
Wood. Miss F'risjilla II. Ilsley, Mis:
Thelma Schmitt, Miss Dorothy Reeder
Miss Mildred Armstrong, Miss Rutl
Capers. Miss Louise Buck, Miss Mar:
Beth Jackson and Miss Winifre<
Michaelson. Miss Adams brought th<
affair to a close by playing, by re
quest, "Cachouca Caprice," by Raff.
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Campbell
1741 N street, will be at home torn or
row afternoon, and the first and thin
Tuesdays during the season.
The annual ball of the Sons of th<
American Revolution is to be hold a
Rauscher*s Wednesday evening. A brie
program will precede the dancing
I Philip F. Lamer is in charge of th
ticket arrangements.
Owing to illness Mrs. George Barnet
will not receive today.
Miss Julia Williams is the hous
guest of her brother-in-law and sistei
Lieut, and Mrs. Joel Bunkley.
Mrs. R. L. Murphy of North Carollm
Is the guest of Mrs. H. E. C. Bryant a
; 3611 Wisconsin avenue.
i Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton will b
at home for the first time this eeasoi
I at her residence, on 18th street, Frida;
I afternoon from 4 to f. She will bp m
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HOSTESS AT US
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MRS. AH
Wb? entertained today
sisted by Mrs. Royal C. Johnson,
of Representative Johnson, and
Emma Webb, granddaughter of S
tor and Mrs. Thomas Sterling.
Marriaorp T irpncp^.
Marriage licenses have been issue
the following:
Robert L. McKenney and August
Harris.
Henry G. Alley and Frances N. 1
both of Richmond, Va.
Frederick W. Brown and Mauc
Kennedy.
John R. Buchanan and Ruth W.
ter.
Ernest C. Allnut and Lucile W. G<
Joseph Holmes and Rosetta Long
William Robinson and Georg
Brown.
Mitchell W. Bass of Blu/ton, Ga.,
Maud E. Youngr of Shingler. Ga.
Henry A. Burton and Ida M. Cart
Albert Krueger of Philadelphia,
and Frances L. Becke of this city.
James A. Murray and Mary D.
pett.
Joseph C. Savoy of Oxon Hill, Md.
Rosetta Savoy of this city.
Alphonza Buchanan and Elnorj
Page.
Park A. Dallls of Atlanta, Ga.,
Luella K. Flinn of this city.
Thomas Ford of St. Louis, Mo.,
Louise Moss of this city.
Births Reported.
The following births have beer
ported to the health department ir
, last twenty-four hours:
John and Mary Murphy, girl.
Jacob and Sophia Goldman, girl.
I William and Lucy Decator, boy.
i Samuel C. and Martha A. Bale
> grirl.
George Y. and Ruth E. Wen, girl.
William and Nellie C. Wen, boy.
James H. and Maggie Nelson, boy
Henry and Sarah Fairfax, boy.
A. Frank Black, sixty-four, a
known resident of Belair, Md., sec
died suddenly at his home near
city of heart trouble.
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LTHUR FORAKER.
for Mm. Horatio H. Armitroaf.
Deaths Reported.
The following: deaths have been
ported to the health department In
last twenty-four hours:
James A. Early, 36 years, Provide
.<5 to Hospital.
John Adam Wunderlich, 69 years, 3
a L. Wiltberger street northwest.
Wynferd A. McGee, 80 years,
Hitt, Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Anna C. Kerr, 49 years, 1113 1
i jj street northwest.
Henrietta Gould, 64 years, 621
I,e8? street northeast.
John Happ, 73 years, 913 6th st
northwest.
Heneritta H. Stair, 84 years, 30
street northwest,
eana Elizabeth Ryan, 55 years, 55 1
_ York avenue northwest.
ana Israel L. Corby, 75 years, 1135 Gil
street northwest.
e? Mary L. Bowman, 68 years, 1519
Fa-? street northwest.
James O'Brien, 78 years, 1712 :
Tlp" street northwest.
Mollie Goldman, 1 hour, 1830 U st
, and northwest.
_ Infant of Earl and Georgia Ullr
1 E- 13 days, Columbia Hospital.
Annie Thomas, 45 years, Washlnf
an<3 Asylum Hospital.
Alice Johnson, 36 years, 1000
and street southeast.
Alberta Lyles, 37 years, Colun
Hospital.
Anna K. Carey, 81 years, 1914
street northwest.
Grace Baker, 75 years, Garfield I
Susie Hayes, 47 years, Governr
1 re" Hospital for the Insane.
i the James Young, 49 years, Garfield I
pital.
Tsabclle Robinson, 65 years,
street, Deanwood Heights.
lwin Woman Sent to Hospital.
Mattie Brown, forty-six y^ars
who stated that her home Is in B
more, was found unconscious at P
sylvania avenue and 7th street nc
west last night about 9 o'clock. She
well suffering from exhaustion, it was st
:tion, at Emergency Hospital. She rega
that consciousness and probably will be
to leave the hospital tomorrow.
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id Wall Pape
Off Regular
Imported Cretonne
6 to ^ Off Regular 1
Lace Curtains
4 to Vi Off Regular 1
ind Ends 44 Off Rej
Nets and Scrims
Va Off Regular Pri
Fine Mahogany Fumi
i 10% to Vi Off Regu
Cretonnes, Damask ?
Materials, H yards ea
Vi Off Regular Prt<
else in the store is offeree
tire stock must be dispo
ual opportunity to buy I
Hons of their worth.
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urniture, Laces, Draperies, Rugs, Carps
7 Street, Through to 11
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FUNERAL OF DR. GIBB'
HELD THIS AFTER
Physician Was Formerly Fir
President of Columbia He:
Citizens' Association.
I
Funeral services for Dr. BenJ
? Oibbs, formerly first vice prealder
Columbia Heights Citizens' As
and leader for more than tweni
In the work of the organization, a
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at th
residence. 3125 14th street north
Rev. George Flske Dudley, red
Stephen's Protestant Episcopal
was the officiating clergyman,
of pallbearers Included Arthur 6.
third vice president of the <
Heights Citizens' Association, and
C. Lancaster, representing the
tion; Drs. L. B. Swormstedt and
Rufus King, representing the
pathic Medical Society, and Mess
The Apoll
Player-Piai
Oilers Yon Most for the Mo
It H<ta Seven Original and Val
Improvements Not Contain
tn Other Players.
The Spring-Mot<
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1 outlast any motor ma
it reduces the pump:
by half.
to let us show it to yc
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Picks up all n for
2d Lint and il/1
Ravelings. I % ?If
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SOLUTION SALE
V. & J. B. Henderson, In
rs
Prices
IS
Prices
Prices
rular Prices
W
ces
ture
lar Prices
and Tapestry
ch,
ces
I at corresponding resed
of before March
tigh-class Home Furerson,
Inc.
ts, Wall Paper*,
08 G Street
SCooley and Daniel Webster of the Moderc
Woodmen of America,
tlAAll A special delegation of leaders of th<
NOON Columbia Heights Citizens' AssociatioT
attended the obsequies in a body, the lisi
having1 been announced by Presiednt William
R. Harr as follows: Former PresiSt
Vice dent Charles S. Bundy, First Vice President
Daniel W. Edelin, Second Vice PresiIg-hts
dent William B. Todd, Secretary Johr
Clinton Hiatt and Treasurer Arthur C
Houghton.
Seville. Spain, will soon spend $6,
amin r. 000,000 on public improvements.
it of the
sociation
rere held I
? family H We>d ?ke y0u to see the 1
west. I New Spring Suit*, ta.
or of St. I $25.00 to $55.00.
Church, I S A
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Columbia 3 FOBMEIUY SHOOT
Charles ? iMMS F jr I
E? ' More Mt
ra R. J. | jq piece, 0, beautiful n?
aur apeclal assortment* whlct
85c, $1.15 I
- Th# very newest thing#?
I Embroidery on white, cream
patterns in gold?the moat d?
All Clearance L
' 30c to $2.00 Laces?
A big assortment of fir
j Filet, Shadow and Oriental
u 60c to $2.50 Embroi
B 30c to \
C An assortment of beaut
E : for dancing frocks; 18 to 36
Annual Clearance Sal
Centeme
H Q5C $1 1??
!W A A V
Usual Prices, $
Fine French kid, mocha
lines from our own stocks a
New York. Colors only at 95
Cape and Washable at $1.15;
Evening Gloves, $2.95 pair, rc
A Wonderful Glove Sale!
liable
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I;. varies, for there
c |j tion in the matei
I manner of mal
| delivered fresh fi
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I When donatonn
hopping stop and set
a loaf of Reevea-Baked
Haiain Bread.
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I I Quality yourTh^
JsSS ^ /** the kin
I i V'reafncry YOUR
I 1 Products
I B at HThat '
I 1 LoWeSt dredge
| 1 Market
II Prices promot'
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Hj | Headquarters for Fres
11 JAMES F
Pp StMikTt,AU Corner 9tJi
BRICK ICE CREAM
I Flavor*, rut and Co OB
wrapped, ready to |
serve A
Lars* Orders at Special Filuea.
Faacy Cakes. dOe Baadred.
. Phone Main 2767?235 G St.
EfJSR Corduroy Skirts In pastel B j
r*f? shades are Here for young M
ladies* $5.00 and $5.90. n .
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stal Laces
?w silver thread Laces added to
i have been selling so quickly at
$2.00 Yard
$ to 18 Inches wide Sliver Thread i
and black silk nets?also some
islrable Laces of the season. I
,aces in Two Lots 1
-Now 20c to 95c Yard j |
e laces, Including Point Venise, J
Edaes: 6 to 36 Inches wide. I
dered Net Flouncing*, I
ri-25 Yard I
Iful patterns in fine white nets, I .
inches wide. , I
le?3 Pairs Instead of 2 j .
iri Gloves
?*1.55 Pr.
1.50 to $2^5 Pair ' |
and washable cape?incomplete 1
nd from the Centemerl depot In I
c, but fine grades; Florlne, Isere, I
; most beautiful Suedes at $1.55. J
tgularly $3.50 and $4.50. I
and Hear /vl^^M
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mann-Heink
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tosary I
s, $2.00
This Month
Z. Rogers Co. I
7 Street
are in the City
ds Exclusively
Our Fine Pastries are Served
la Oar Luncheon Department.
id Fi@sp
Valines
siiagly Good
goodness never
is never any deviarials
used or in the
ung. Everything
rom the oven.
1209 F Strait
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-Always Be Sure of |
-Strictly Satisfactory 1
TER I
sre's an easy way to relieve |||
lind of all misgivings about ||j
id of butter that may reach t||
table. A way that invariably [||
THE BEST at the LOW- ^
KXU?.d. R5SJ
way is to do all your butter |fi
DIRECT WITH US. Hun- |J
f Washington's most particu- j||
isekeepers attest the satisfac- ?|f
IRECT DEALING with us ||
write; or 'PHO\e is. ||
h Nearby Country Eggs |
. OYSTER 1
t & Pa. Ave. I