Evening star. [volume], June 15, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

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of M
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t
Entire stock of Highformer
prices, will go or
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Every style in all the
being shown for summer?
eral Wear.
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|| Smart and Artistically Trimm
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tour dress or for travelir
jj $1.00, J
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\YOUTHFlA APPAQt
F at T
\ Our Midsummer
Time Bringing V
Infants' ant
Our Children's Fi
chandise that must be
inventory, which taki
larly is this true in I
This necessitates a s
j hope will accomplist
stock reduction for ut
\II-??ilk F.mhroidfrrd f arrinjc
nolir*?Quilted silk wrapper
and buntings. Former price, $3.5
to $10.00. Now priced?
$1.95 to $5.00
ltaby Blanket*?< utc design;
Former prices. $1.00 to $5.00. Sal
prices?
50c to $2.50
infants* Cong White Cashmer
Coats and Capes. for the coc
' evenings. Were $5.00 to $10.U(
Sale prices?
$2.50 to $5.00
Infanta* Sweaters?White wit
blue or pink trimming; coa
styles or slip-over; Shetlan
wools. Formerly $2.50 to $5.51
Sale prices?
$1.25 to $2.50
Infanta Cashmere Wrapper
and Sarqaes?Daintily hand-em
broidered; an ideal gift. Wer
$3.50 to SS.OO. Sale prices?
$1.75 to $4.00
"Red Star** Bird's-eye Dlapc
Cloth-?In three sizes?
18x18. Sale price, per doz., 91.fi
27x27. Sale price, per doz., 92J1
18x36. Sale price, per doz., 92.0
Princess Slips and PetticoatsOne
to four year sizes. Forme
I prices. $1.00 to $2.50. Sal
prices?
50c to $1.00
Baby Shirts?Best makes, sil
and wool; merino and soft sum
mer cottons; binders of flanni
and knittod bands; infants' to 2
year sizes. Former prices, 75
to $2.95. For this sale?
39c to $1.50
Experienced Advei
Afford to Miss Our
jr Clearance 1
illinery
grade Millinery, irrespective of
1 sale for Friday and Saturday
at
newest and best shapes that are
-in Sport, Street, Dress and Gen
ALTERS i
G Opposite
Keith's ]
?
I
MILLINERY ' |
2th St. N.W. S|
one Main 1768 I
0 Help Solve Your
y Worries |
?d Hats for Summer and Sport Wear j| I
1 early hats. Get a hat to match !i|
iK at small cost. j
SI.95, $4.95 I
Pica's
VC)UNG FQUtS AND ^*1
?L POP EVERYWOMAN\ I
eniVt St.
Sales Continue, This
ery Special Values in
d Baby Wear
loor is crowded with merdisposed
of before the next
? place July 1st. ParticuIhe
Infantsf Wear Section,
ale of this sort, which we
Fi the twofold purpose of
i and value-giving for you.
' Infant*' .Silk Sock* and Stock.
s Inarn?White, pink or blue: some
0 have crocheted tops.
Sizes for infants to 3
years. Choice at
All Baby Noveltlea, including
=. Rattles. Comb and Brush l / ee
e Sets. Teething Rings. /2 Oil
Carriage Straps, etc...
Infanta' White Washable Car.
dnroy and Cashmere Short Coat a
e 1 to 3 year sizes. a ev na
>1 Former prices 33.50 j) I VA
j. to $7.60. Sale price.
Infants* Bonnet*?Lawn, voile,
batiste, crepe de chine, faille and
organdie; dainty styles. Were
^ $1.00 to $5.50. Sale- prices?
5 50c to $2.25
Soft- PIann*l #?- *?
fants? Bound with pink or blue
ribbon or dainty erocheted
edging. Were 860 ^1 wC\ c
* to $1.26. Sale price wvv J
e iBtaiti' loir and Short '
Dresses ? Including both hand II
and machine made garments. II
Were 89c to $6.50. Sale prices? I e
* 49c to $2.95 i
J Infanta* Petticoats and Ger- H
trades?Flannel, flannelette and H ,
~ nainsook, hand-embroidered and H ,
machine stitahed. Former prices, II ,
e $1.00 to $4.50. Sale prices? II j
50c to $2.25 18
^ Infanta' Soft Sole Shoes Made In a
of canvas, kid and patent leather; III 1
!_ include both shoes and sandals: HI 1
c sizes 1. 2 and 3. Priced from 75c H 1
to $1.50. For this sale? m 1
20% off |,
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rtisersPreferTheStar <
1:1
Wives of Represents
Guests of Mrs. Ha
the Mayflow
J^RS. HARDING is entertaining)*
|\/l a group of ladies on board
the Mayflower this afternoon.
her guests being the ?
rives of representatives, and the trip t
s similar to one made last week. 1
"ea will be served on board the yacht *
luring the trip.
1;
laron le Cartier h
o Sail gatwrday a
The ambassador of Belgium, Baron
le Cartier, will sail Saturday from
Jew York on the steamship Lapland I
or Europe, where he will join P
laroness de Cartier. who went abroad
ome weeks ago and has since been v
n Paris. 1
The ambassador of Italy. Senator E
tlccl, sailed yesterday aboard the n
iteamship Paris for Italy. He was I
iccompanied by Count D. A. Con- E
tantlnl, special adviser of the Italian &
mbassy, who is also returning to Ills >
lome for a vacation. The ambassador
ilans to return to Washington in
September. ?
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft will at- f
end the dinner to be given by the
Jnlted States ambassador to the
lourt of St. James and Mrs. Harvey "
or King George and Queen Mary of "
Cngland, June 21. Almost every
noment of the Chief Justice and Mrs.
Taft's time has been arranged for
luring their stay in London, and on
Tune 21 they will be presented at
he second court of the season at
Jucklngham Palace.
The minister of Switzerland and
dme. Peter will leave Washington
Jonday for Boston, where they will
'lsit their son. who is taking a course
it Harvard, and will proceed from
here to Dark Harbor. Me., where they
lave a house for the summer. The
ninlster will remain in Maine for
ibout two or three weeks before reurnlng
to Washington and after that
le will visit his family whenever postble
to leave the capital.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, who has
leen in Boston and in New York for
leveral days, addressing the members
if the Palestine Foundation Fund at
heir dinner in the latter city Tuesday
ivening, has returned to Washington.
Miss Atlsa Mellon, daughter of the
lecretary of the Treasury, is at me i,
=tltz Carlton Hotel, New York. for a
>rief visit.
Mrs. Theodore V. Boynton left
Vashington last evening for Boston,
ihe will spend the remainder of the
rammer on the North Shore.
Mrs. Osman I-atrobe. wife of Col.
..atrobe of San Francisco, will be the
ruest in whose honor Col. and Mrs. T.
J. Donaldson will entertain Infornally
at the supper-dance at Wardnan
Tark Hotel this evening. Mrs.
-strobe is spending a few days at
Yardman Park Hotel after placing
ler son. Claybourne Latrobe. at the
Javal Academy in Annapolis.
Col. and Mrs. Donaldson w ill enterain
at dinner Saturday evening at
he Chevy Chase Club in compliment
o Mrs. Foster McKissick of Greenville,
S. C.. who will be their guest
>ver the week end. CoL Donaldson
eturned yesterday from a visit to
Yost Point, where he attended the
lommencement exercises and the reinion
of his class at West Point.
Dr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson will
eave tomorrow for their summer
tome at Southwest Harbor. Me.. "
vhere they will remain until October,
vhen they will return to Washingion.
and hope to take possession of
he residence they are building at
!4th and California streets. Miss
Seville Johnson will visit Mrs. James
B. Oliver at Sewickley, Pa., be'ore
going to Southwest Harbor in
Tuly to Join Dr. and Mrs. Johnson,
-ommander Edward J. Marquart. U.
1. N.. and Mrs. Marquart will occupy
Jr. and Mrs. Johnson's 16th street
estdence during the summer months,
drs. Marquart Is a cousin of Mrs.
rohnson, and Commander Marquart.
vho has been on sea duty, has been
irdered to Washington for duty.
Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark sail
,'rom New York today for Europe
tnd will remain abroad until the auumn.
Maj. and Mrs. William J. Calvert
ntertained Tuesday evening: for Miss
dargaret Skillman. of Dallas, Te*.,
vho Is visiting Senator and Mrs. Mor.
'Is Sheppard. Miss Sklllman will
eave tomorrow for the Virginia Miliary
Academy, where she will attend
he commencement exercises.
The attendants for the marriage of
diss Alice Clagett Fuller, daughter of
Jr. and Mra. Robert Htgglnson Fuller
if New York, and Mr. Charles Goodlue
of Washington, which takes place
it St. Matthew's Church. Jamestown,
omorrow. have been completed. Miss
""uller will have as her maid of honor
ler sister Miss Frances Hi Fuller,
ind Miss Eveline Cleveland, daughter
>f Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cleveland,
s to act as flower girl. The bridegroom's
brother. Mr. Fisher Goodhue,
s to act as best man, and his ushers
vill be Mr. Jeffrey Konta of New
fork, Mr. Reginald Cleveland of
Jrinceton. N. J., brothers-in-law of
he bridegroom: Mr. Thomas Earl
Vhite of Philadelphia, and Mr. C.
Thorne of New York, a classmate of
he bridegroom at Yale. A wedding
ireakfast and reception will follow
he ceremony at the home of Mr. and
Jrs. Fuller.
lenater do Peit Hoat
In His Yacht, the Tech. |
Senator T. Coleman du Pont enter- ?
alned a party of Delaware friends
eslding in Washington on a cruise
[own the Potomac aboard his yacht,
he Teck, last evening. A.dellghtful I
luffet supper was served en route,
nd Senator L. Heisler Ball of Delarare
was among the guests, who
lumbered about seventy.
Former Vice President. Thomas R.
win is in Rome with a
arge group of Scottish Rite Masons,
vas received yesterday by his royal
lighness. King Victor Emmanuel.
Ir. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall spent
en days in Lausanne, Switzerland,
vhere the congress of the supreme
ilasonlc lodges was held, and since
hat time have been sojourning in
he Italian Lake district.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, ac ompanied
by Miss Mary Morgan,
vill leave today for her summer
lome at Slmsbury. Conn., where she
rill spend the summer months.
Col. and Mrs. Howard Dickinson
intertained a party of Army friends
it dinner last evening and later took
heir guests to the Chevy Chase Club
o dance. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard,
vith their daughter, Miss Alice Sheptrd,
will leave next Tuesday by moor
for their summer home at
iamestown, R. I. Miss Shepard will
eave tomorrow for Psinceton, where
ihe will spend the week end.
Mrs. Arthur William Dunn enterained
a company at luncheon today
it the Cosmos Club in compliment to
diss Elisabeth Eugster, whose mar lage
fo MaJ. Dabney Otey Elliott,
7. S. A., will take place June 28.
["he guests numbered ten.
MaJ. Wilfred Blunt, great-grandpon
of the patriot, Francis Scott Key,
iccompanied President Harding tc
Baltimore and Fort McHenry for the
mveillng of the Key Memorial ant)
lerved as special aide to the President
m that occasion.
Mrs.'C. A. Stedman will close her
Jew Hampshire avenue residence
oday and will leave for Spring Lake,
2
iicauy
itives in Congress
trding on Board
er Today. |
J., where she has taken a cottage
or the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron M. Parker, jr.,
f this city entertained a large comany
at dinner Tuesday evening, at
he Elkridge -Kennels, in Baltimore,
'he guests included friends from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stauger of Portand.
Ore., who are guests at the Powlatan,
entertained a company of six
,1 dinner Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fenning
lave moved to their new home, 2134
*e Roy place, which they recently
urchased from Miss Lucy Buford.
The officers stationed at Quantico
rill give the last dance of the season
hero tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Robert Patterson Graham of
laltimore has announced the engagelent
of her daughter. Miss Margaret
>orsey Graham, to Cant. Allen F.
Cingman, U. S. A., son of Mrs. George
f. Kingman of Now Bedford, Mass.
Jo date has been set for the wedding.
Col. A. W. Yates"" of the United
itates Army and Mrs. Yates entern?
1 V, Tkii.o.l r.tr n
??icu at iuiaviicvn jnuisu*; at mc
'owhatan.
Miss Essie M. Miller of 430 3d street
ft spending two weeks at her homo in
W. & J. S
1508 H. STREET. N. W.
SUMME1
at20% 1
In our pre-inveni
offering our comp
mer Rugs at 205<
present moderate
This stock includ
Rag 1
Grass
Fibre
of artistic designs
: quality.
Freight paid to all sluppia
Stare Hours: 8.00 A
CORSET R1
Inventory time is near ar
hence the following very atti
MME. IREN
Formerly Now
*22.50 *16^0
18.00 13.50
16.50 12.50
15.00 10.00
14.00 10.00
' Betty Wa;
Formerly Now
*15.00 *12.00
20.00 13.50
i <? CA 11 en
1U.JV 10.9V
10.50 7.50
8.50 5.00
7.00 5.00
5.00 3.50
Also a lot of GOSSAR
have been discontinued. The
but the prices have been gre
Next to Colu
|| &l}t ?
It costs less to
guarantees than wh
[ml its share in the pure
not pay for the extr
flt'iRf our name appends t<
1 chases. But you d<
variety of selection,
' ucts and delivery
| only be had here.
Tg?1 ' Our DELICATE1.
> u, delicious cold supp
f cialUes. For detse
' fill' of the meal," our
' MENT holds ever-l
<8& Corn
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MRS. HARRISON.
Wife of Senator Pat Harrison of Mia*
laalppl, who, with their family, left
Washington yesterday for Gulf port to
spend the anmmer, the oenator to
Join them there whenever poaalhle.
Stanley, Va., visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wilmer Koontz.
* Plans have been completed for the
garden party to be given this evening
on the site of the new Riggs Bank, at
Dupont Circle, for the benefit of the
Catholic Boys' Summer C<unp at Leonardtown,
Md.
Mrs Valle and Mrs. George Worth (Continued
on Ninth Page.)
1L0ANE I
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ft RUGS
tory sale we are '
lete line of Sumj
less than their
price.
es
lugs
Rugs
Rugs
and exceptional
g points in L nued States.
I. M. to 5M P. M.
EDUCTIONS |
id a need of stock reduction,
ractive price reductions:
-1 Airvrfc nnmn
t LUK5LI5
Formerly Now
*18.00 *12.50
15.00 12.00
16.50 10.00
14.00 12.00
10.00 7.50
y Corsets
Formerly Now
*18.00 *12J50
18.50 13.50
14.00 10.00
12.50 &50
12.00 . 6.00
12.00 10.50
3.50 2.00
D CORSETS in models that
sizes and lines are irregular,
atly reduced.
St. N.W. V
mbia Theater
't&tiiitZ S
buy where repute
ere uncertainty has Jj-Sjafi
base price. You do Vw
a quality protection Joq
? your grocery pur- ? JiQj|
> pay elsewhere for JSmB
freshness of prodfacilities
that may
>SEN will suggest a TjKS;
ter or luncheon spe l lW^
rt, "the light poetry '
PASTRY DEPARTuring
solution. Jjjj WELL'S
jftg
Street ; |jj&
\j
/ -
FOR
FROCK
The Sport Frock is Fas
the youthful miss and won
Dresses in linen shantung
in high favor. $13.75 up.
Frocks of soft tub silk
ations of silk crepe give fr
with grace of line. $29.5(
NECESSARY ,
SKIR7
?that may be worn with
or coat upon practically
White flannels, silks, sati
effects in all the wanted
variety of models. $7.50
BRIGHT COi
SWEATEs
?have become essential
It may be a slip-on of w<
round neck and tie-belt
tuxedo model. $7.50 up.
1i
It is Hosiery t;
feet and makes th
Onyx, Pointex, <
some instances.
Net Lace Hose, i
Brown.
Onyx Chiffon N?
Black only, also Thi
Polo and Gray.
Silk Hose in Bis
and Silver.
/
Italian Silk Ho;
Gray.
Chiffon Net Hos
and feet. Brown, I
"Out size," in B
Hose, with Lisle tc
i.
~'v
All Silk MarvelBlack,
Beige and Gr
All Silk Hose, ii
sian Calf; embroider
All Silk Hose,
Black.
Drop-Stitch Hos
with Pointex heel.
All Silk Hose, i
clockings.
Sa
One an<
ular stock/
Erlebacher
JtoJw-rmX*
SPORT W
S SPORT CO
hion's edict for FOR M
nan alike. Sport
and cotton are WATE
?of full and threeand
smart ere- ""ported tweeds
eedom of action *25.00 up.
) up.
TAILORE
IS THE ?cannot be over
T portant asset to a
be had in all th<
latest models. $7.
blouse, sweater
any occasion,
ins and colored
materials in a AiVi LA?(ilij
UP" ?tennis and golf
of the wardrobe
Special at $9.50.
LORED
RS NOT Tl
in sport attire. SPOR
jol or silk with
or a stunning ?of ribbon, straw
Made Hats. $10.<
[heLOUVRE
11154117 F STREET
arance S
of High-grade
losien
?
aken from our regular stock?
at you'll recognize as the ver
;tc.?dropping the prices to bel
n Black, Beige, Gray and |
y
:t Hose, with Pointex heel. R
ead Silk Chiffon in Nude, qD
ick, .brown.. Lrrav, uamei ^
>e, in Brown, Beige and
d>
;e, with Italian Silk tops %
kigefand Nude. V
lack and Cordovan Silk
?ps. R*
stripe, Slipper-heel Hose, A
ay. I
1 Black, Cordovan, Rused
clocks. ^
?lit. ? i?.1. all
W1U1 rUlIllCA UCU9| ill Y
e, in Black and White,
Re
n Black only, with lace
Je of Smart Hat
i two of a model, taken from our
-that sold up to $18.50. Choice f
-rd
" ' . *
" *'*' ' rk
%
' U . -'f L
EAR
AT OR CAPE
OTOR OR
R TRIPS
quarter length made ot
and double-taced polo.
D BLOUSES
looked as a most im
ny sport costume. To
: better materials and
50 up.
FOR HIKING
are an important part
of any sportswoman.
1 FORGET
T HATS
s and Philippine Hand
)0 up.
ale |
7
-every pair pery
best?Kayser,
o\v cost, even, in
Choice
|-95
tduced From
$2.95
Choice
2-25
iduced From
$3.25
Choice
2-50
4'
duced From
*3.75
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