Evening star. [volume], November 01, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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Back to School Again
The Kiddies Will Need New Togs
Coats, Dresses, Sweater Sets, Hats, etc., for big
and little sister now take the stage, as sdhool opens
Monday. In anticipation of the needs of the children
we have arranged some unusual displays for tomor
row?Saturday.
Cosy Stylish Coats, for tots up to 6 years, $5.09 to $15.00.
Smart-looking Coats for girls up to 14 years, $15.M to
$35.00.
Children's Hats, tailored styles, $1.50 to $3.50.
Children's Dress Hats, $250 to $7.50.
Girls' Peter Thompson Dresses, of all-wool serge,
$18.50 to $29.50.
Separate Serge Blouses, special at $7.50.
Sweater Sets, of fine brushed angora. Outfit consists
of leggins, cap, sweater and mittens, in white and colors,
$6J>0- J . . i.; ?. .iil ..-Vi > i
"&fjop for Poung Jfolfes"
Smart Fall Boots
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Very Special
Economy Pricing
Field Mouse, Tobasco Brown,
Stone Gray.
A new fall boot Just received, with full Louis
heel. These boots are in extra fine kidskin with
cloth top, in the following shades: Field mouse,
Tobasco and Stone Gray, with cloth top to match.
All sizes and widths. To get best selection shop
early.
The Palais Royal
Shoe Dept?Second Floor.
A. L1SNER. O and 11th St*.
Open trmry morning at 8:80
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NATIONAL
BANK,
S-?-COR- FOUDTEEjrt?
AND G NORTHWEST
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This IS Service
At 8 o'clock this morning
(November 1st) the letter car
riers -all over Washington are
delivering statements to the
customers of this bank?which
"statements" show every single
transaction during the entire
month of October.
Deposits, checks and final
balance. Quick work? Yes.
Not only quick, but neat,
complete, accurate and the
canceled checks go with it.
We are Inviting you to get
the benefit of this up-to-date
service.
FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK
Sootheaat Corner of Fourteenth and G Streets
of the Monthly Statement System la
Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
?- ? ?
THE President will receive
the Iiord Bishop of Oxford.
Rt. Rev. Charles Gore,
V. v.. D. C L, Monday aft
ernoon at the White Hons*.
The* bishop, accompanied by his
chaplain, the Rev. C. Edward R
Brock]ebank, will arrive in Wash
ington tomorrow to spend the week
end with the Bishop of Washington,
Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, at the
Cathedral Close.
He came to this country under the
auspices ? of the national committee
on the churches and the moral aims
of the war, of which former Presi
dent Taft, Judge Alton B. Parker
and other men of national repute
are members. ,
Miss Lucy Kyle Burleson, daughter
of the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson, whoea marriage to Ensign
Charles G. Grimes, U. S. N., will take
place tomorrow afternoon at St.
John's Church, was the honor guest
at a beautiful luncheon given today
by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott at her resi
dence, on Q street.
Brig. Gen. William Judson, U. S. A.,
and Mrs Judson, who have come on
from Naw York to attend the
Grimes-Burleson wedding, will be the
guests over the week end of Mrs.
Charles S. Bromwell.
Capt Andre Tardleu, the French
high commissioner, who has been ill
in New York with influenza since his
arrival from Frajice some days ago,
came to Washington last evening.
Mrs. Francis Hnger McAdoo, wife of
Ensign McAdoo, U. S. N., arrived at
the Hotel Gotham, New York, yester
day from Narragansett Pier with Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson.
Miss Isabelle Wells entertained at
dinner last evening at her residence,
on Connecticut avenue.
Bliss Benols of St Louis, who will
shortly take up hut worlt overseas,
will arrive in Washington today to
be the guest of Miss Wells.
Mrs. Henry R Rea left Washington
yesterday for a visit of several days
at New York.
Mrs. Annie Laurie Pearce was host
ess at an informal Halloween dance
MISS GRACE MeGUXRE,
DugUer of Mr. amd Mn> Daniel
McGnire.
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at her residence, 172S Connecticut
avenue, last night, given in honor of
a group of young engineer officers
stationed at Camp Humphreys, Va. A
number of young ladies and officers
of the United States and allied armies
who are spending the winter in Wash
ington, were Invited to meet them.
Brig. Gen. Charles Lee, chief of the i
aviation division of the British war
mission in Washington, and Mrs. Lee
will be the honor guests at a luncheon
which Mr. Kensett Brown will give to
day at the Maryland Jockey Club be
fore the opening of the races at Pim
lico.
The list of boxholders for this au
tumn meet of the Maryland Jockey
Club includes, with others, Com
mander J. K. L^Ross of Montreal, Mr.
George Bakhmeteff of Washington,
Gen. J. A. Buchanan of Virginia and
Senator Richard Johnson of Laurel.
Miss Katharine Goodwin entertain
ed at a small informal tea yesterday
afternoon at her residence on 19th
street.
Mrs. Hague Entertains.
Mrs. Arnold Hague of Washington
gave a dinner last night at the St.
Regis Hotel, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Nally of
the Trees, Osslning, N. Y., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marylee Nally and
Ensign Frederic Halsted Hahn,
Flying Corps, U. S. N. R. F.
There will be a conference of the
League of American Pen Women
after the executive meeting tomor
row evening- at 9 o'clock at the club
room. 1623 H street.
Mrs. David S. Baker of Providence,
R. L. has announced the engagement
of her youngest daughter, Miss Ruth
Sherman Baker, to Maj. Frank Vic
tor Schneider, U. S. A. The wedding
will take place soon.
Maj. Schneider, whose home is in
New York, is a graduate of the United
States Military Academy at West
Point, N. Y. He has just returned
from France on leave after six
months.
Miss Baker, who is a sister of Mr.
David S. Baker, has been active in
war relief.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Barles
Stutz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.
Stutz and Mr. E. J. Merrick, jr., will
take place Saturday, November 9. at 4
o'clock, at Mount Vernon M. E. Church
| South. j
The engagement of Miss Miriam Al
vada Bryan, daughter of Mrs. Ada L
Bryan of Napa, CaL, to Lieut. Winiam
Curtis Collyer. U. 8. A., has been an
nounced. Lieut. Collyer is now in
France.
Mrs. Frederick R Harris, wife of
Rear Admiral Harris, U. a N? and her
guest Mrs. F. Phillips, will leave to
morrow for Old Point Comfort where
they will remain for a time at the
Chamberlin Hotel.
Admiral and Mrs. Harris have
PAUL LEIBEL
UuHc^Tailor 1215GSt.
If Ton Want a
Thoroughly Good Suit
?AN ALL-WOOL SUIT?
a suit whose fit, tailoring and
style leave nothing to be de
sired?have LEIBEL make it.
We tailor Ladies' Street Suits
and Coats, Suits for Naval Re
serve Women, A. & N. Norses*
Uniforms, etc.
Ready-to-wear Suits also.
Our prices are impressively
reasonable.
Special Valoes ? Fn.
leased their residence. 3140 Massa
chusetts avenue, to Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert J. Thome of Chicago. >
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Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, wife of the
director of the mint, has closed her
I>nox home and will spend a little
time in New York daring Mr. Baker's
absence iA the west.
The meeting of the Wendell Wolfe
Chapter, N. S. D. A- R., to have been
held Tuesday, November 5. at the
home of Mrs. H. W. Belnap. one of
the officers of the chapter, has been
canceled on account of the death of
Mrs. Belnap's husband, Mr. II. W. Bel
nap, and also because of the Illness
of the regent. Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fessenden Meserve
returned to Washington last evening
from New York, where they spent a
few days. Miss Meserve remained at
their bom* en & street lortac their,
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Jones and
their daughter, Miss ? Nancy Gordon
Jones, have returned to theirhome at
lffZ? P^ttreet, after spending the sum.
mer In Maine.
The members of the Friday Evening
French Class will be the guests of the
Beaux Arts Society, 1411 H street at
a tea and reception on Sunday after
noon from 4 to < o'clock. Mrs. M. B.
Crawford will preside at the tea ta
ble and will be assisted by Mrs. Louise
R. Belt* and Mrs. Agnes U P. Angel
Mr. de Zapp will be the host.
Miss Dorothy Bennett, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Frank M Bennett, is
recuperating from an attack of pneu
monia at Georgetown University Hos
pital.
Mrs. Charles H. Turner has sublet
her apartment at the Wyoming and is
spending a part of the winter at the
Hampton. Albany. N. T., where she Is
connected with Red Cross headquar
ters.
'Tve been losing a lot of sleep re
cently."
"How's that?"
"Our new preacher bangs the pulpit
something fierce."?Buffalo Express.
Marriage licenses.
lbnteg* Bccnes bin bu 'lmi to tk
folknriac: >
Wwia K. utter tad Bertha G. Scott.
A. Lrsader Morrison aad Muont M. Wuiet.
Ma R. Le Foa of Moss Neck, Vs., aad A.
Iteaa Pamphrey at this city.
wmiiB U Holt of Maw, N. aad
Romalnc Harris of Coatarilla> Pa.
Jobs K. Wallace aad Bra DalaadeH.
IasmM A. CMbnn of Bast Aurora, N, Y..
aad Marraerite Perkins of this city.
Robert Freemaa aad Leaa Shorter.
Thomas Golden aad Laroby Walker.
Samuel H. Beck aad Jeaaaette C. Teaeham.
WilHaai V. Holer of OMca?o. IB., aad Myrtle
S. Hallbers of this city.
Arthur Da Bo is of New Orleans, La., aad
Marios E. Ashley of this city.
Aldus H. F rants of Waynesboro, Pa., aad
Developing and Printing;
/ Kodak Films
Satisfactory Walk
or No Charte.
The National Remembrance Shop
(Mr. Taster's Shoa.)
14tb St. and Pa. Ave.
The Women's Store
1107-1109 G St.
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Extraordinary Coat Sale
500 Magnificent Coats ? the
result of a special purchase?
,go on sale Saturday at 10 a.m.
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and
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* It will pay you to anticipate your needs and to buy one of these Coats. They are Quality
Coats in every sense of the word; they come from manufacturers whose reputation for turn
ing out the newest and best is world wide. They are shown in BOLIVIA, POMPOM, CRYS
TAL CORD, VELOUR, SILVERTONE, BROADCLOTH AND VELVET. Collars of
Skunk, Hudson Seal, Australian Opossum and self-materials.
Hundreds of Beautiful Waists
Saturday will be a day of special value giving in our Waist
Department. Hundreds of dainty Waists in Georgette, Crepe de
Chine and Satin are marked at a special price. Styles to suit all tastes.
These Are $5 and
$5.98 Values
Buy for Christmas!
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Buy for Christmas!
'
Bolivia Coats, $32.50
Full fancy silk lined bollvla, with ripple back
and all-around belt?large ahoulder collar of seal
plush?usually $40.
Suede Velour Coat, $3456
New plaited back??llk lined?navy, black, brown,
bison and taupe?usually $45.
Broadcloth Coats, $3&50
Full lined broadcloth coats, belied and'full ripple
backs?new scarf collar?brown, taupe, navy and
^^black?usually $40.
S Overtone Coats, $39.59
Beautiful mossy ellvertone, with large ahoulder
collar and pockets?brown, taupe, green, bur
qundy, plum and black?uaually $47.50.
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Cold Weather?Week-End Sales
The weather makes the purchase necessary?the week-end events ease the
buying!, Every preparation made for a big shopping day tomorrow!
Winter Suits
Week-End Frocks
Fur-Trimmed Suits, $68.75
Beautiful Duvet de Lalne and Sllverton* Suits,
with Hudson aeal, nutria and beaver collars?
usually $79.50 to $85.00.
Suede Velour Suits, $33.75
Youthful models, with new panel back and large
scarf collar?navy, brown, taupe and burgundy?
usually $45JQ. /
Tailored Suits, $28.75
Straight line and belted Jackets, with notched
and large velvet collars?navy and black gabardine
?usually $35.00.
Braid-Trimmed Suits, $32.75
Serge or Gabardine Suits?with flat allk braid
trimmings?smartly tailored?uaually $40.00 and
Wool Jersey Dresses, $29.75
Every one wants Jersey?smart styles with long
tunics and ahort Jackets?tan, taupe, copen and
brown?usually $35 and $38.50.
Satin Frocks, $19.75
For daytime wear?touches of napd embroidery?
allk fringe and braid trimmed ? navy, brown,
taupe, plum and black?usually $27.50.
Satin and Crepe de Chine Frocks, $24.75
New ^straight line plaited style*?long tunic.
Jacket and blouse models Georgette crepe vests
snd collars?silk braidings?usually $30.
Serge Dresses, $23.73
Rusalan blouse with silk cord girdle, long plaited
tunlo and panel styles, with silk fringe?navy, black
and brown?uaually $30.
Separate Skirts
Winter Coat*
New Wool Voile Skirts, $10.75
Dressy box plaited skirt, made over silk drop:
wide girdle; black?uaually $15.
Skirts, $9.75
Smart, youthful model In fine gabardine, trimmed
with three rows of allk braid?navy or black?
usually $14.50.
~ Panel Plaited Skirts, $7.75
New panel plaited eklrt in fine all-wool serge
wide girdle and button trimming?navy and black?
usually $9.50 and $10.50.
Serge Skirts, $5.75
All-wool serge skirt, tailored style, with gath
wed^ backs and button trlmmeo pocket*?usually
Blouse Special
SHOES
Popular lasts in this high-grade
footwear, striking in appearance and
celebrated for their perfect-fitting
quality- JJQ ^
A variety including High-cut Mili
tary Heel Lace Boots in sulover black
kid; black kid vamps with fieldmouse
or taupe craven ette tops and dark
liberty brown calf vamps with crave
nette tops to match.
$12
Pair
French Heel, High-cut Dress Boots
in black and dark brown kid, also
white and fawn suede. Many of these
boots were made to sell at $14 and
$16 pair, but $12 is now our -maxi
mum price.
Department- Main
There Is Real Quality in
GOLD STRIPE "SILK STOCKINGS
In the shades you want to match the
fall shoe tops?
$1.75 Pair
t Regular or extra wide
MmA leveral hundred dozen
wMPB just received make it pos
sible to please you tomor
row. *
? With silk garter tops,
$2.25 pair.
- Gold Stripe Silk Stock
ings are guaranteed not to
"run" from garter clasp
cuts. They _ wear 1 better
than many lisle stockings,
as hundreds of women
have found out.
No. 312?The Red Stripe
?same patented features,
but with mock seam See
this stocking?$1.25 pair.
Blouses, Special, $2.75
New style In crepe de chine, stripe<* taffeta and
Pussy willow?also fine cotton voile*?hand em
broidered, hemstitched, fine tucks and lace trim
ming. White, flesh, navy and black?usually $3.50
to $6.00.
BloniM, ^47S
Fine assortment of new blouses In Georgette
crepe, washable satin, net, taffeta and atriped
aat n-JBaled panels-braided coilar*_lac*.trimi5ied
frill*?hemstitched vests and fine tucked yokes?
fleah, white and suit shade*?usually $6.00 to $7.50.
O. r?Aut of MtttaK 1
Albert L Bw of Dallaa. To*..
K. Shir* af Book*a, Tex.
William R. Ortoa aad Doratkr ft. flmu.
Cbarlea G. Grime* and Imcj K. Burl*?.
William 0. Miller and KUaabath C. TBMaa
Chariea If. Martin a ad Lcwdla Y.
Daniel ' " " -
"Some flrl* ou't nt ?tm *
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"No. yon haven't,
croon."
TboyTo too
>1 Boot That Will Gve
All-Around Satisfaction
A really unassuming little boot, bat
a dash and smartness to its lines
that could not help bat add a touch of
style to any daytime costume.
And as for comfort?well, in the thick
of your hardest undertakings youll just
"bless" this boot for the comfort it's giving
you. It's a Red Cross Shoe Model and
has the flexible sole that insures absolute
foot comfort.
In dark tan calf, the price is
$11.00
R. EHRLICH,
Fine Footwear for the Family
3016 Fourteenth St. N.W. Washington, D. C.
Open Evenings Until IM.
J not Above ColankU Road.
Uetv^forh Washington (Parif
MISSES' AND GIRLS'
NEW APPAREL
FOR COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
AND EVERY WINTER OCCASION
INDIVIDUAL STYLES AT MODERATE PRICES:
Misses' Suit& ...$35.00 to $167.50
225.00
Misses' Coats 21.50 to
Misses' Hats 5.00 to
Misses' Dresses 24.50 to
Girls' Woolen Dresses 7.50 to
Girls' Washable Dresses 2.50 to
Mar Hof, Sailor, Peter Thompson,
Russian, "Rosemary" and other
college and school dresses 15.00 to
Children's Coats 7.50 to
Children's Dresses - 1.50 to
Children's Hats 1.50 to
"Mary Ellen" Frocks 7.50 to
High School Middy Blouses, special..
High School Bloomers 1.50 and
SWEATERS RAINCOATS
SEPARATE SKIRTS BATHROBES
RIDING HABITS UNDERWEAR
(Fifth Floor)
27-50
135-00
45-00
25.00
4500
45-00
12.50
18.50
15.00
1.00
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SlflttekGmur tThirteenti
Correct Dress for Women?801 Pit. Ave. N.W.
ift Sale
Of Women's Stylish
Coats, Suits, Dresses
a. $20
and
Up
?The sale sensation of the season?the sale
that many of your friends and neighbors have
already profited by?so
Why Hesitate to Save $5
?when by comparing the qualities, styles
and prices of the apparel you'll see in other
stores you will satisfy yourself that the
$5 Cash Discount Coupon really means an addi
tional saving of $5 of the regular marked price of
any Suit, Coat or Dress in our splendid stock.
So Clip the Coupon
Now, date it and sign your name and address.
Use it as $5 cash in paying for any Suit, Coat
or Dress in stock at $20 and up. Only one
coupon can be used in settlement for each purchase,
and this offer expires Monday, November 11,1918.
When properly dated and signed, this
1911
CASH DISCOUNT COUPON
Is good for FIVE DOLLARS in settlement for
any WOMAN'S SUIT, COAT OR DRESS in the
house selling-for $20 or' more. This Discount
Coupon must be used on or before Monday, No
vember 11, 1918, and it must be dated and signed
by the purchaser.
Name
Address
MILTON R. NEY, Ml Pa. Ave, "Wartime Thrift Sale"