Evening star. [volume], November 15, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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All Suits
radically, as you can see
distinctly superior values,
trimmed and Plain tailore<
Silvertone, Tricotine, Ev
braided and embroidered <
Here's the choice?
All Suits, up to and in
$75
All Suits, up to and in
$100 ,
All Suits, up to and in
$150
All Suits up to and incl
ing
And a big
Handson
?designed for street?for
tions?and many dainty D;
Included are grad<
up to $75?choiceKitten's-ear
Crepe, Moonglo,
Crepe Satin, Tricotine, Velvet,
' Handsomely embroidered,
braided. All the season's best d
rm
i xtm'sb^p for vt
I \rOUrnFUL APPAREL
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Our Most Iruj
Women s Cot
All Are (I? V** f
Silk . %P
Lined
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It's no great feat to sell
is full of them. But the difi
set out to accomplish in this j
- coats?the right fashions?
shades?and to offer them a
character coats have been s
well we have succeeded?we
Neu\ Clevt
Skillfully Ta
Priced at Ac
foj 2U7o to 5
Wrappy Wraps tl
to slender figures.
Wraps with straig
of moderate build.
Straight Coats for I
simple silhouette.
The Fur Collars bit
the rich fabrics.
Smart Fn trimmed
prefer to wear theii
Fur Tri
Fine, rich Nutria.
Quality Sealine.
Special Raccoon.
Fat
Soft, rich Bolivia.
Finest quality Velt
Beautiful Duvette.
Smart, trim Silver!
Silver-tipped Bolh
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LOUVRE
51117 F STREET
lg of
5 here
rdinary Sales Usually
or after Thanksgiving: ,
iunced for Now?
Reduced
?for distinctive styles and
as are plainly evident. Fur
1?in Veldyne, Chamoistyne,
ora, Velvet, Poiret, etc. ? ||
effectively.
eluding $47-50
eluding $67.5?. 1
eluding $94-50
$145-?? i
grouping ol I
ie Frocks I
,
afternoon semi-formal funcmce
Frocks.
$39.50
Poiret, Velour, Lace and Combinations
with Satin,
richly beaded and effectively
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FOB EVERYWaMAN\\
tfvtR St* I
oortant Sale of I
its and Wraps 1
fe
"V CA Half Are
Fur
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coats at $59.50. Washington
ficult thing?and the thing we
;ale?was to offer just the right
-the right fabrics?the right
t actually less than such high
old in several seasons. How
leave it to you to decide.
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ilored?and Sg*^
tual Savings
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those who prefer the III \
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THE ambassador of Brazil, Mr.
Augusto Cochrane de Alencar.
will entertain at dinner
this evening at the embassy
in honor of the Secretary of
State, Mr. Bainbrldge Colby, and Mrs.
Colby. Mme. de Mathieu, wife of the
ambassador of Chile, will act as hostess
for the bachelor host. This dinner
is in the nature of a farewell as
the Secretary will leave Washington
around the 20th of the month for
South America, where he will make
visits of statu to Brazil, Argentina
and Uruguay.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Uady Geddes will be the honor
guests at a dinner at which the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Houston
will be hosts Wednesday evening.
The Secretary is still at Hot Springs.
Va.. where he went last Friday, accompanied
by Mr. Edward G. Howry
and Mr. John C. Brcckenridge of New |
York.
The concert given by the Hot j
SnriniriJ ('hnrtil fnr tV?f? hf-ns- !
lit of the Public Library hc!<l last j
night at Hot Springs was given under j
the direction of Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe of this city-and attracted a
large audience.
Mr. W. T. Munthe de Morgenstierne,
commercial adviser of the legation
of Norway, is at the Homestead at
Hot Springs, Va., for a visit.
Kvent? in Official Society.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Colby will be the guests of honor
at a dinner tomorrow night, with the
Argentine ambassador as host, and
will lie entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening by the undersecretary of
state and Mrs. Norman II. Davis.
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Hk rii?\T hiiifiiiiiirr?wBii
MRS. JEROME NAPOIEON
BONAPARTE,
Who entertained at luncheon Saturday
at the Maryland Jockey Club, in
fcoaor of her slater-lu-law, Countess
Molthe-Hultfelt, who la vlnltlni in thla
country. Several Washington aodety
tolk attended.
. Mrs. Arthur Capper, wife of Sena- 1
tor Capper of Kansas, returned to
Washington Saturday, accompanied by
the senator's sister. Miss Mary Capper
of Chicago, who is her guest, at
the family residence, 1100 16th street.
Mrs. Henry W. Keyes, wife of Senator
Keyes, has been called to Boston
by the illness of her'oldest son, Henry,
who is in school there.
Mrs. As!e J. Gronna, wife of the
senator from North Dakota, is again
established in her apartment at the St.
Regis. Upon her return from North
Dakota Mrs. Gronna was the guest
for a few days of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kemper Cowing,
at their home here, and she will
be joined by Senator Gronna when
Congress convenes.
The counselor of the Italian embassy
and Signora Branbilla entertained
at a tea yesterday afternoon for the
United States minister to Salvador and
Mrs. Peter Jay, who are their house
guests.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell will entertain
at a luncheon on Thanksgiving
day for Mr. and Mrs. Evans Roberts of
Philadelphia, who will be the guests
of Mrs John Rodgers at that time.
Miss Mildred Bromwell will go to
Warrenton, Va? tomorrow to attend
the hunt ball, and others who are
going down from Washington include
Mr. A. Yencken, third secretary of
the British embassy..
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Burton of
London will sail November 23 for England,
whre Mr. Burton will shortly
enter parliament. Mrs. Burton has
been in this country for some time
past and spent the summer in Southampton,
L. I. She is now at the )
Shoreham, where Mr. Burton will join
her later in the week. Yesterday Mrs.
Burton entertained a distinguished
party, of guests at luncheon to meet
the,counselor of the Russian embassy,
Mr. Henry de Bach, and Mme. de Bach.
w ntuje murjia^e iwk piace a snort
time ago in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus C. Downing
have issued Invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Elsie
Beatrice Downing, to Mr. Donald
Alexander, Saturday, December 4, at
4 o'clock at St. John's Church. A
large reception will follow at Rauscher"s.
Miss Josephine Bridget was hostess
at a charming luncheon today given
in compliment to Miss Eileen O'Mallcy
of Buffalo. The guests included Miss
May Taylor. Miss Catherine Mary i
Smythe, Miss Teggy Taylor. Miss I
Esther McVann, Miss Marie Ambler
Smith and Miss Betty Cecilia Werner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Temple Gwathmey
will entertain at dinner tonight at
Canterbury farm, near Warrenton.
Va., for Miss Edith Shepard Wallach
and Mr. Gaines Gwathmey, their son.
whose marriage will take place In
Warrenton Thursday. Miss Wallach
and Mr. Gwathmey were the guests ;
of the former's uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Woodbury Blair, over Sunday,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter i
entertained at dinner in their honor i
last evening. j
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Harman. jr.. j
have returned from tlieir wedding !
trip and have taken an apartment i
at the Cordova.
Miss Anne Maedonald of Leesburg. I
I Va., has arrived in Washington to )
he the guest of Mrs. Charles Blnns j
Tebbs at the Cordova for some days, j
MaJ. and Mrs. William Wilson, jr..
who have recently moved into their I
new. home, at 1701 16th street, are I
motoring' to the White Sulphur
Springs for a two-week visit at the
Greenbrier.
TIia marrluir* of \TIrm TCtliol V
Rawnsley and Mr. William ,. Thompson
took pluce at the home of the
bride, on California street, Tuesday
evening. November 9, the Rev. Percy
Foster Hall of the Church of the
Epiphany officiating'.
The bride was attended by Miss
Lillian Hazel Brown and was given
in marriage by Mrs. Clara L." Wunderllch.
Following the ceremony
there was a reception for Intimate
friends and relatives, and later Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson left for Cincinnati,
where they will remain for a i
few days before going to St. Louis
to make their future home.
A bazaar and supper will he given
l>y the Rector's Aid of Rt. Margaret's
Church in the parish house Tluirsj
day and Friday of this week from 3
| to In o'clock p.m. The following
. committee Is in charge: Chairman.
[ Mrs. tVillinm II. Herron: Mrs. E. E. D.
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Breckenridso. Miss Charlotte Campbell.
Mrs. Willouehby S. Chesley. Mrs.
Katon Kd wards. Mrs. Alfred BIdridge,
Mrs. Isabel Kspey. Mrs. Charles L.
Krai ley, Mrs. H. P. Godwin, Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes, Mrs. Benjamin
Micou. Airs. Kdmund Parry, Miss
Caroline Smith. Mrs. Henry K. Soule
and Mrs. Joseph S. Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Crisp an- !
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Every Knocl
1 May be perfectly true, but our bo<
goodness boosters?our thousands
Our Stout Department of Su
the talk of the town. So is our re
Stout Suits. .$29.50 to $59.50 !
| Stout Coats.$19.75 to $65.00 ;
Stout Dresses,
$19.75 to $45.00 i
Regular size dresses in ve
nounce the engagement ot their
daughter. Dorothy Elizabeth, to Mr.
Curtis Halght of Philadelphia. The
marriage will take place in January.
#Haaee Pempaey WeUI>(.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Catherine
Haase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry F. Haase. and Mr. William
Mills Dempsey occurred at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart this morning.
Rev. P. C. Gavan officiating. The
bride was attended "by Miss Jane
Dempsey. sister of the bridegroom,
and Mr. Henry F. Haase. jr.. acted as
best man. The bride was married in
a traveling costume of Nankin blue
vel de cygne, with squirrel collar and
a picture hut of blue duvetyne. Miss
Dtmpsey's gown was castor-colored
.
c Is a Boost |
jsting comes from real honcst-toof
satisfied customers,
its. Coats, Dresses and Waists is
gular size department.
Stout Skirts. $8.50to$17.50
j I
Stout Waists $1.49 to $12.00
Stout House Dresses. .$3.49
Ivets. sercres. tricotines. iM A i !
i Jerseys and silks
A few specially selected dres
Regular size skirts, $7.50 and
Upstaii
Entrance SO
Between the Bank an<
2d Floor, Elevator
p/msm
^714-IISTV^lli
Fresh P<
Fresh Hams lb., 33c j
Fresh Shoulders ... lb., 29c
Sausage Meat Pur? p
;piu
;ses, $1350.
$1?, worth double.
rs Shop
3 7th Street
I People's Drug Store
3d Door from Corner
asKouwqr
S^OPPPALWS ROYAL!
>rk Cuts
Pork Chops, se,ect lb., SOc
Pork Chops, sh'1<J r. lb., 45c
ork- and Spices Ik
Round Steaks
Del Monte Peaches La
Bananas Large, rip
Grapes ^Bmperol
Florida Oranges sVuic>%
P-K COFFEE
fS wm i ~
] It would seem that t
R limit of special selling
| reached.
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eat or links.
Top Round* lb., 40c
Bottom Round, lb., 30c
irge Can. 35c, 3 for $1.00 |||
e fruit. DoZ., 35c
lusters of ?>C_
r" Grapes. '? ?
nd 150 size, dozen 55c
170 size, dozen 50c
'avorite With 1L 90,
ie Who Know, ID., fcOC
WBiffi
608 TO 614 . A
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: exceeds :
The values rep:
paramount attract]
of course, ridiculo
parison. But the c
pert quality and
choice at such a
rightful prices-r-giv
ed importance that i
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Models that are reflect
ed fashion of the hour. <
ative of the highest type
clusiveness characterizes
the collection of
Dresses for Str<
and Dinn
The materials are?
Duvetyn
Velvet
Kitten's Ear Crepe
Tricotine
Taffeta
Gaily embroidered in silk a
ings; or handsomely embellishei
in self tones.
Tomorrow will p:
end of this Extrs
s
broadcloth trimmed with beaver, and
she wore a large hat of brown duvetync.
The bride and bridesmaid won
corsage bouquets of Columbia roses.
During the war Mr. Pempsey served a
year in France and in tJermany with
the 54th Regular Infantry. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Dempsey left for New York city.
I I>ater in the week they will visit the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Dempsey, at Waterloo.
X. Y. Upon their return to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey will make
their home at 2803 ISth street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Esther M.
flury. daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. Karl
K. Gury. of West Orange. X. .1.. for(Continued
on Ninth i'age.)
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See It at
Closed Car Salon
Wardman Park Hotel
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Cutdcura Talcum
is Fragrant and'
VeryHealthful
Sample free of Catkora UWttario, D?pt
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PENNA.AVE.S.E J .
coats 1
ked as High as $65 S
run i
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| $351 |
We guarantee that you will UZ '
not have another such coat- ^3
buying chance this winter, if 2ft
Lever. The thing to remember UZ
Lms that we are putting into this Q?
remarkable Tuesday sale our 2ft
entire line of Women's and U?
Misses' Coats marked to sell as Qj
high as $65. And $35 buys your jft
choice!
Included are Genuine Salt's 2ft
Peco Plush Coats, with deep UZ #
shawl collar, fancy silk linings; Hi
the new short stylish models. 2ft
with large pockets; rich and Q?
stylish broadcloth, velvet and flj
silvertone Coats, in black and 2ft
a full range of colors; shawl
collar and silk braid trimmed, Bj
with fancy silk lining; these jft
high-grade coats are the most "ft
popular of the season. Take Q!
your choice of all at $35.00 tomorrow.
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k llth ST. N.W.
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Ej of Courtesy.
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all preced(
resented are the
ion. The price is,
usly low in comombination
of suthe
privilege of
sacrifice from the y
es this sale deserv
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Have you enrolled ?
in the Red Cross? La
lie j
jnts ?
is without parallel.
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ions of the most approvJrcations
that arc indicof
craftsmanship. Excvery
individual one in
eet, Afternoon
er Wear
Charmeuse
Georgette Crepe
rrJ ..J r*
i ujjetu unu kjcuiycuc
Combination
.nd worsted of bright colord
with beads and needlework
robably see tbe
lordinary Sale
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