Evening star. [volume], February 12, 1922, Image 41

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Fashionable Washington's Favorite Millinery Sho?
Monday?A Hat Event Supreme!
228Latest Spring Hats
Worth Far More?But Offered Here for One Day Only, at
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Dame Fashion proclaims
a season of bright colors,
and at her behest we an
nounce a showing of
spring hats in gorgeous
hues.
Brilliant flame red, fas
cinating iade. demure
gray, lovely periwinkle
and many more bright
colors that match the
beauty of spring.
50
Hats with a dash and
verve which is seldom or
never found at anywhere
near this price.
Hats of smooth and
rough straws.
Silk and straw combina
tions.
Embroidered Hats.
Feather-trimmed Hats.
Hats for afternoon and
evening wear.
Sport Hats.
Our Window Display Will Convince You of the Value
Exclusive, Different Modes
Wc have assembled the most magnificent selection of spring
styles ever seen in this city. There is a hat here for every woman
and miss, for every purpose or occasion.
We urge that you tome and see this display?
g $10
$12-50
$15
Kamcm
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Next Door to
Setting a High Standard in?
Coats-Suits-Dresses
which we shall maintain throughout the season?
giving you Values that will be not be duplicated any
where?at any time?by anybody.
*
Spring Sport Coats
.95
Qualities that excel at the price
Herringbone, Tweed and Sport
Cloths?stitched and belted or plain
draped. Most effectively finished. All
sizes.
*14
Spring SilkDresses
.95
Qualities that excel at the price
New models in Canton Crepe,
Crepe de Chines, Satin, Taffeta?origi
nal designs, with elaborate werst^d
and silk embroidery?new sleeves, new
skirt and new effects.
$14
SpringTweed Suits
Qualities that excel at the price
Most attractive models?smart and
sportive in designs; and In the real
Tweed shades. Wonderfully durable
and superiorly tailored. ,
$14-95
Value at a. Price
that a the Gamond Policy,
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MR*. JOHN S. HI XL Kit,
Formerly MInm Klxle May Mourer, a
bride of a few week?f who htm re
turned to Wafthinjcton from a lengthy
trip north.
Mrs. Grant an<3 Mrs. Lee
Receive at Vassar Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Cazenove Lee enter
tained a company at dinner preceding
the dance last evening at Rauscher's
for the benellt of the Vassar College
teachers' salary fund. Mrs. L?ee, as
chairman of the Washington branch
of the alumnae, received the guests,
assisted by Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant and Mrs. Mason Patrick,
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. Mrs. L?ee wore a gown
of black lace over black trimmed
with gold net. Mrs. Grant wore a
gown of black sequin and jets, and
Mrs. Patrick amethyst sequin over
cloth of silver. Among those who
had boxes wore Mrs. Charles Hough
ton Wood, whose guests included the
minister of the Serbs. Croats and
Slovenes and Mme. Grouitch. the min
ister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter
and Miss Mary Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Schuyler Merrltt, Gen. and Mrs. Wil
liam D..Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hamilton Funk and Mrs. Louis
Scherer.
Benefit Concert for
Washington Memorial
The George Washington Memorial
will be the bencliciary of the concert
wh!ch will be given Sunday after
noon. February 1^6. in Poli's Theater
by Mme. Emma Calve. French so
prano, and Mr. Ernest Schelling,
pianist.
Dr. Kati Waller Barrett and Mr
John K. Barrett last week went to
Norfolk. wneiu'C Mr. Harrett sailed
to visit his brother and sister-in
law, Maj. and Mrs. Charles D. Bar
rett. 1h San Domingo. Mrs. ( harles
Poser, who visited her mother. Dr.
Barrett, has gone to Montreal to visit
before returning to her home in \an
Mary E. Carlin and her niece.
Miss Nina Fulton, have returned from
a visit to the latter s Parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Fulton, at Ellicott City,
M>fiss Page Buddin and Miss Ruth
Le Hew left last week to spend some
time in Florida. ,
Miss Julia Moneure of Stafford
county iB the guest of her sister. Miss
Anna Moneure. on Duke street.
Mr W B. Persam has returned to
his home in Philadelphia after a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. L. R Kilgore in Cot
Miss'Frances Sale of Richmond is
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. War
field. in Rosemont.
Mrs. Maude I^idlow Is spending o
week with friends In New- ^ ork< lty
Mrs. George J. Stafford of Wash
ington was the week end guest of
Mrs. Percy E. Clift on North Colum
^MrsVilo'rris I,. Horner lias returned
from Richmond, where she attended
the state board meeting of the League
of Women Voters.
Dr John Lee Allison and Misses
Martha I-ee and Laura Allison have re
turned from Richmond, where t hey at
tended the inauguration of Gov. Trinkle.
Miss Margery Hall is 'Jje B'jeyt of
her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Randall, in An
"Tr"Riph A. Steele of Chambers
burg. Pa., was the guest ?f relative*
in town last week.
Miss Li llle Groves has returned
from Baltimore, where she spent sev
erai weeks. ? ,, _
Mrs. Clarene'e Ernest Ball of Alaen.
Pa is the gue?t of Mrs. Lydia Riley,
SpofTord on Seminary Hill.
MlM Bernice Hitt of Culpeper is
the guest of her brother and sister
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hitt.
Mr. 8. K. Moss of Markham is the
guest of his son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stephenson,
1%Uss<Ruby Balderston has returned
to her home 1n Kinsale, Va., after I
visit to Mrs. C. S. Haley.
Miss Annie Woody of Roanoke is
the guest of Miss NaotniKidwell.
Mrs. Lawrence Arnold and small
daughter of Pittsburgh are the guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
T<Mr. Charles C. Carlin lias returned
fro-n Richmond, where he attended
the inaugural ceremonies. Mr. Charles
C. Carlin, jr.. of the University of
Virginia spent the week end with
)>is parents on North Washington
StMrs. Elizabeth 'J. Puree!I lias re
turned from a trip to New York city.
Mrs. R- L. Tate and Mr. h-dward
Tate spent the week end with rela
tives in Richmond.
Mrs. William E. Shepherd of Front
Royal was the guest for a short time
of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
M Shepperson. at the Wagar.
Mrs Carroll W. Ashby of Kingston.
Ontario, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George TJhler, on North Washington
"'mts. Katherlne Evans of Warren
ton was the guest last week of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas on Cam
erMisstIH?ttle Douglas Is the (fusst
of her brother-in-law an* sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Blaine Elklns. at Atlantic
*~'m1ss Ellxa Douglas whs the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
Clarke at Ellicott City. Md.
Miss Mamie Lindsey has returned
from a visit to Miss Mary Cheatwood
inMi\n*ndUMrs. G. W. Davis and Earl
Davis have returned to their home
in Scran ton. Pa., after a visit to Mrs.
Davis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Morton, on North Pitt street.
Mrs. CharleB R. jiooir is the guest
of relatives in Baltimore.
Mr: and Mrs. Walter U. Varney en
tertained Informally at cards Satur
day evening, February 4, at their
home In Del Ray.
Rev. R. A. McKay la ttie guest ?f
his brother, Mrs. Roseila McKay. In
Richmond. , _
Mrs. Othor Older of Charleston, S.
C.. !? the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Newton In Rosemont.
Mrs J. E. Cochran has returned
from a Visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Douglas L. Folk of Richmond
was the week end guest of Mrs. Jen
nefer Broaddus.
Mrs. Emllv Erwin is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Herbert Jenkins, in
Baltimore. ? , "
Misses Mary and Jean Clark left
this week to join their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Clark, at their
nww tone in Millville, N. J.
Mies Catherine Sexton and Mr.
I Paul Be*ton of Washington were the
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f FEBRUARY^
FURNITURE
V SALE i
r FEBRUARY^
FURNITURE
^ SALE j
February Furniture Sale
A sale in which you will find the most desirable Suites and pieces of Fur
niture offered to you at extraordinary prices.
' ? 10 to 33 Per Cent Reductions
Complete 3-Room
Apartment Outfit
Ten-piece Mahogany
Dining Room Suite.
Four-piece American
Walnut Bedroom Suite, in
cluding spring and mat
tress.
Three-piece Living Room
Suite. Selection of biue
velour or damask covering;
spring cushions, seats and
davenport table.
February Sale Price of
entire outfit,
!;? Dining Room Table, 5 Side Chairs, and Armchair to
it match. February Sale Price of Suite / l i
If complete
t* Sold separately?Buffet, $66.50; China Case, $42.50; Closed-In Serving T
Sold separately?Buffet, $66.50; China Case, $42.50; Closed-In Serving Table,
$27.50; Dining Room Table, $42.50; Side Chairs, $11.50 each; Armchair, $19.00.
Mahogany 10-Piece Suite, Queen Anne Design <?071 fin
February Sale Price of Suite l.UU
Sold separately?Buffet, $75.00; China Case, $49.50; Closed-In Serving Table,
$27.50; 54-inch Dining Table, $52.50; Side Chairs to match, $10.50 each; Armchair
to match, $14.00.
Wool-Cott Mattress
Briefly, the advantages are: One side
is of wool, making a warm sleeping surface
for the winter months, and fhe other is of
layer felt, making a cool sleeping surface
for the summer months.
?
It also has ventilators in the sides to
allow fresh air to pass in and out, which
keeps your mattress fresh and fluffy.
Price for double size
Price for single size
May we have ttoe pleasure of explaining
in further detail the Wool-Cott Mattress?
Moses Special Layer Felt Mattress,
weight, 50 pounds; made with imperial
stitched edge; covered In best standard
ticking. February Sale Price,
;+ This Mahogany Four-piece Bedroom Suite of Early Ameri
'? can design. Suite consists of Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table
;f and Four-poster Bed. Bed has rail across $^C*0 rn
i footboard, instead of panel as shown. Febru
ary Sale Price of Four-piece Suite
Dresser, $81.50; Chifforobe, $69.50; Toilet Table, $63; Full or Twin-Size
>* Four-poster Bed, $44.50; Vanity Dresser to match, $119.00.
Ten (10) piece American
walnut Dining Room Suite;
Hepplewhite design; suite
consists of Buffet, China
Case, closed-in Serving
Table, oblong Dining Room
Table, 5 side Chairs and
Armchair to match. Chairs
covered with blue velour.
February Sale tfJQ'TC
Price of Suite.. ?j/0 iv
Ten (10) piece special
America" walnut Dining
Room Suite; Italian design.
February Sale yf PA
Price of Suite...
? v ' IT ^ tf * Four (4) Piece French
F M. I 1 Gray Decorated Bedroom
Pi Three (3)Piece Cane Liv
? lii'' ^ iff' ing Room Suite consisting
* - / of large Davenport, Arm
_ r chair and Arm Rocker to
Special three (3) piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite, consisting of match; blue damask uphol
large Davenport ana two Armchairs, upholstered in $0^^7.50 stery. February (j>l OA
tapestry ? spring seat and spring cushion construction. /\ IJ ' Sale price of suit fcpXOU
February Sale Price of Suite ^
Inquire About Out Deferred Payment Plan
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