Evening star. [volume], June 04, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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Our June Clearance Sale
* Begins Saturday, June 5th
?and Continues From Day to Day. In Many Case# the Prices
4 are Below Original Cost
Deduct 20 /o Off Every Garment
| These Are Golden Days of Economy #
What Do You Need? f 1
Silk Underwear
Hosiery
Corsets
Graduation Dresses
Wedding Garments
Outing Attire
Evening Gourns
S^ort Skirts
Tub Skirts
Plaid Skirts
Cool Clothing for ike Kiddies
Blouses
AD included in our June Clearance Sale?Deduct
20% from actual prices?Sale begins Saturday.
| For All
V. Day.
Sale Fur Storage
Nominal Charges
ELEVENTH ST.
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-The House
of Courtesy
'i: Featuring a Remarkable Assortment
of Superior M
Silk and Cloth Skirts
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KweilUws*
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?that are to go on
sale tomorrow for
one day at this ex
traordinary price
$
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The models are
most attractive?
representative of the
best designs for all
occasions ? and in
the colorings most
approved.
Satins?Tub Silks?Crepe Milanos?Silk Failles Crepe de Chines?
Fantasi Silks?Poplins?Wool Plaids?'Jerseys and Serge.
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A Millinery Climax
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Seventy-five pattern Hats?for Sport and
Dress wear?White predominating.
Organdy?T affeta?Georgette?
with Self-Colored Embroidery
$6.75
We arc making a price-record in this display?for the values
and the effects are incomparable?gems of artistic design.
THE amba*?*dor of
Baron de Cartier, baai fc
to N(W Tork and win *?"
tomorrow aboard the steam*
?hip Princes* Matoika for ****"+
where he will join Baronessde Ca -
ller. who aailed several weeks**>?
They will remain abroad throughou
the summer months, returning to
America in the autumn.
The ambassador^Spaln and Seno?
de Riano entertained 1n'orJ"*'lyand
luncheon today at the
they will have a Bmallcompany din |
Ins with them tomorrow evening.
The ambassador of Rnssla and ltme.
Bakbmeteff will entertain *tdyj?j?
this evening in honor of the Secretary |
of State and Mrs. Bainbrtdge Colby.
rrkA ambassador of Great Britain L
and Lady Auckland Gedd'
a brilliant company at dinner
evening in celebration of the birth
day anniversary of King
The guests Included the Secre"""*
of Stite and Mrs BainbtidgeColby.
the ambassador of Franee and Mme.
Jusserand. the Secretary ofI the Jtaa*
ury and Mrs. Houston,. the Secretary
of the Navy. Mr. Dan "?? Jfthe
tary of the Interior. Judge Payne, i
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Meredith, the undersecretary of "at
?2 St
retary of the Navy and Mrs. t ranaiin
D. Roosevelt, the counselor |
British embassy, the Hon. Rolan
ifiSh#5S3K!
X iuitnafia. Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard.
Mrs llaTer^ J- Borden ftarHman
3? Qrafton Mlnot. Miss i Manei
Board^tn. Mlss Patten. Miss? Wjlcott,
Col. and the Hon. Air I
and Mrs. John Joyce BrodertcK, Air |
Commodore L. K. Blake ard
Lassiter. Capt. Geoffrey( *5
Capt. C. J. Henry of the embassy
staff. Toasts were dronk to the
kinx the President of tne unw ,
States and the Resident ot?
The Vice President, Mr. Marsnaui . (
joined the Party later *nT^ve^Jd?i I
The ambassador and L^dy Gunner I
will be the honor guests at a dinn
To be given In Baltimore
rdnrhthofaUStPheCS KngUsh-Speaklng
Former President Taft is |
president of the American branch and
will be among the guests.
The minister of Boland and
Princess Lubomirska were> h??U at
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Ssusaa^a&fg
SS'His1
?mbassy *he military attache of the
?i8h 1if?t Mnrsanc^yNBrGVa"yson.
and ra.ce^?i?lll.H^
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair. Mrs. Hare
Liippincott and Miss Patten.
The minister oTth? ^bs; <^oat?
and Slovenes and Mme. Grouttcn w
m to New York this evening to meet
Mr. and Mrs. Cordenio Severance. *ho
' ^turning from Serbia. Mr. Sev
Jf!nCo visited Serbia with the co"J"
mSeion appointed by the Carnegie
PeS^i Foundation for the purpose of
S2?fnting a $100,000 library to 8er
bia. Mrs. Severance was a dpleg^te
to the same country representing the
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S?S o^tbe'reUef
a 4W orphana of Serbian officers and
^ssfSrris.-MS. asa i.
nTa.thew who spent seteriu weeks in
Washington last
tion and they will go from there to
Cleveland, where they will be the
eranee."^he^e'^r? chapters %"??
Serbian aid fund in both cities which
Mme. Groultoh will visit.
The Minister of TJruBuay.Dr.Jaaibo
Varela. and Mme. Varela entertained at
luncheon today, at the legation, In honor
of the members of the Uruguayan mili
tary mission and tholr wives.
Commander and Mrm. Prrm Herts.
Commander Prank B. J?*****'
N , and Mrs. Freyer bad dining with
them last night
houM truest, Mme. Auory, ??na
tor Thomas^- Walsh of ?????
ReDresentatlve and Mrs. John A.
p*.P?re Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard.
Mr and Mrs. Victor Kauffmann and
the Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Jouett Shouse.
Mm Charles A. Mooney, wife of
Reoresentative Mooney of Cleveland,
Ohfo leaves this afternoon for a visit
wUh relatives In East Orange N J
? *1 iior return home. She will
Hall. Torreadile, Pa
Miss Teresa K, Sokol and Miss Lil-,
Miss Te Chicago were enter
sPHom's*sssas; ?"???"
ril^ek will accompany her.
?epr?.entaUve ??, wfli
??"tnr through to Cleveland leaving
Wa?hin^onKtomorrow morning.
Mr.- *???;? i"
tainlng at - her estate near Fair
??VauTcleuse her esta , her
bea'uty satnld during the Salvation
Army drive.
Mrs. Middleton S. Elliott entertained ,
at luncheon today.
<-?l and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins
Col. ano ?? ~.MhlnKton house to
will close their Washings ff N.
yTT?? vTslt theW^ son-in-law and
js?su,rsf.-???>?"s
terson. for the season.
^ . r*AAfTrev Blake, naval attache .
the Naval Academy. Annapolis.
Special
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Dinner Dance
Saturday Evening
Wardman Park
Hotel
DANCING
From 7:30 to 1
North 10000
for Tabic Reservations
on June 14 for their Bummer home at
Henderson Harbor. N. V. They will
make the trip by motor. Mrs. Lian
zinc's mother will follow them ?. little
later, and the home on lSth etreet will
be closed for the summer, for the first
tine in several years.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
Xjave sold their home, 1725 S street.
tV?? return to New York next week.
jfv*s. George Dewey will leave Wash
ing"^11 about ten days for Atlantic
City. where ah* will spend the rest of
the season. T
Racial Nat*a af Interest.
Capt. James C. Ruddell, C. A. C..
who has been on duty at Fort Mo
Klnley. Me., since his return from
France, has been ordered to Wash
ington for duty in the adjutant gen
eral's office. Mrs. Ruddell. who has
been quite ill since the death of their
infant child, will accompany him.
Miss Catherine L*tts will go to
Philadelphia Saturday to be the
guest of Miss Amy Brooks, whose
marriage to Mr. Charles W. Bergner
wlU take place Wednesday at Over
brook. Miss l>etts will be one of
the bride's attendants.
Miss Daviette Ficklen of Washing
ton is the cottage guest of Mrs. James
R Branch of White Sulphur Springs
for ten days. Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Ju
1 This Store is Closed
at 1 P. M. Saturdays
throughout the year, with the exception of July and
August, wften it is closed all day Saturdays. This
change has 'Jbeen made solely in the interest of our em
ployes, and Vc trust, therefore, that our patrons will
kindly arrange for the completion of their shopping
before this hctir on Saturdays.
U&hek. Comer dftirieenlh
Mr. and Mr*. Frederick E. Parting
ton have left their apartment in the
Buckingham and cone to their sum
mer home, at Portland. Me.
The first wedding- ever to occur in
the chapel at Holy Cross Academy
was solemnised Wednesday morning
by Rev. Thomas G. Smyth of the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament. The
contracting- parties were Miss Lore it o
Uomin and Mr. Phillip D. Brown, both
of Washington. The bride has made
her home at Holy Croat for aln?o?t
fifteen years, so that her convent
wedding was in the nature of *
"home" affair. The chapel was beau
tifully decorated, and after the cere
mony an al fresco breakfast was
served underneath the rreat fir trees
that mark the approach to th? eon
vent.
The maid of honor was Xisa Olive
Brown, sister of the bridegroom, and t
the bridesmaids, Miss Lydia O'NIel of
New York and Miss Anna tfnartj~ a
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White and Tan Brogue Oxfords
Smart and Serviceable
Fashioned of fine white Sea Island with trimmings of genuine
white buckskin; guaranteed all white leather heels and soles.
Also of fine selected quality tan Russia cnlfskin with extra tips
and heel springs?not merely perforated to represent tips or
fringes. Guaranteed all-leather heels and first-grade soles and
solid leather counters and boxes.
White,
$12.75
Tan,
$14.50
An entirely new showing of smartest styles in French and
American designs now ready.
$7.25 to $18.00
Pay Least For Most
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Silk Stocking* That WEAR
Thousands of Washington women have
found them in the famous
Gold Stripe Silk Slocking*
No ruinous "runs" made by garter-clasps cut
ting the silk threads, for the Gold .Stripe protects
them. White, black and colors?with mercerized
cotton garter hem?$3.00 pair, or, with all-silk gar
ter hems, at $4.00 pair.
Red Stripe Silk Stockings
?With mock seam?3 pairs for $5
Tub Silk Petticoats
The kind of summer petticoats that wear
so well. All made with double panels?*
straight and flounce styles.
$45? and *S*>
Extra-large waist bands at $5.90.
Satinette Petticoat*' $5 JO
For summer wear?with double panels
Secure a petticoat when you select your frock!
Great Days for BATHING!
Ready
With
BATHING SIMS
Bathing Caps
Bathing Sh
Hundreds of Fresh Summery
Wash Frocks $8 75 to *29 50
Exquisite tub frocks for every summer need?priced exceedingly low!
Sport Frocks Tailor Frocks Garden Frocks
Afternoon Frocks Informal Evening Frocks
?With a generous selection in practical NAVY, TAUPE and BROWN, as weH as- the more
delicate tones like
Peach Orchid Flesh Lavender Bluebird Mint
Bluet Rose Jade Buff Maize White
Materials are especially entrancing?new patterns?new shades?
Anderson Cotton Georgettes Flammed Voiles
Dotted Swisses Irish Linens
Tissue ninghamit Embroidered Voiles
Foulard Voiles Organdies
For Ease in Selection* we have grouped nearly 300 Dresses at four prices?
with Voile
Cotton Nets
Plaid Voiles
$11.95
$16.75
$23.50
$26.50
?There are most attractive styles in each group?dresses becoming to every type of figure
Tunic Skirts
Pleated Starts
Short Sleeves
Long Sleeves
Lace Trimmed and
Embroidered Collars
Tier Flounces
Plaited Ruffles
Hemstitched Tucks
Taffeta Sashes
Self Sashes .
Narrow Belts
French Bodice
Boleros and Etons
Long-line Frocks and
Coat Styles
?in many smart
adaptations.
Don't you need a frock or two for Summer wear?
Pre-Shrunk Wash Skirts
Big special groups tomorrow at
$5-00 $6.95 $9.85 $H.25
What is summer without wash skirts and pretty summery
blouses?
Our Skirts Feature:
pre-shrunk materials of
fine quality
?boned inner belts that
will not wilt or curl
?smart styles that are
easy to launder
?tailoring that assures
permanent shapeliness
?rust-proof hooks and
eyes
?tailored placquets,
ocean pearl buttons.
No. 1?Gabardine, em
broidered In perpendic
ular rows of dot*?bound
pockets?911.25.
No. 2?Llner?, tucked at
the hlpa?smart button -
trimmed pocket*?$11.25.
N?. 3 ? Llnan ? novel
?lot pocket*, self-bound
and button-trimmed ?
S9.S5.
FINE GABARDINE, LUSTROUS
SATINETTE, COTTON T RICO
TINE, POIRET TWILL, SATIN
STRIPED GABARDINE, FANCY
STRIPED REP, SURF SATIN,
LINEN CRASH, IRISH LINEN,
AIRY VOILES.
Saturday is Wash Skirt
Day! Make your selection to
morrow ! Wash Skirts conven
iently located Main floor.
Two Special Values In
Summer Shoes
$5 Pair
White Canvas, One-Eyelet Ties
One-eyelet ribbon tics, made
with welt soles and leather
Cuban heels?a mighty good
shoe for the money.
At $10.00 Pair
A sale of $13.50 Sorosis Ox
ford Ties, in finest black and
brown kid, black suede, black
satin and patent leather?in
dress style with French heels
and hand-turned soles. Good as
sortment of sizes!
NEW HATS
for Sports Wear
The note of anima
tion these hats strike is
truly expressive of a
sportsmanlike air. ?
$5.00 $8-50
$12-5? 515
These hats are shown
in taffeta, fancy silks,
all ribbon, combinations
of straw and duvetyn.
Some with touches of
wool embroidery.
Hat Shop?Third Floor.
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