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SOCIETY
(Continued from rage Twenty.)
national headquarters of the Womans’
l’arty on Capitol Hill.
Out-of-town guests will include:
Judge and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin of
Chicago, who are spending the week
at the Mayflower: Mrs. John C. Martin
of Philadelphia, daughter of Mr. Cyrus
11. X. Curtis; Miss Mary Burnham of
Philadelphia, life member of the Wom
ans’ Party; Mrs. Pope Yeatman of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles Meredith of
Richmond. Ya., and Mrs. Florence Bay
ard 1 lilies of Wilmington. Del.
Among those who have taken tables,
and will act as hostesses to the 300
guests, are: Mrs. llarvey W. Wiley,
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. Theodore li.
Tiller, Mrs. Sumner C. Perkins, Mrs.
Emile Bbrliner. Miss Sue White. Miss
Buoy M. Graves. Mrs. Burnetia Shelton
Ma*thews, president of the Womans’
Bar Association; Mrs. Mina C. Van
Winkle, Mrs. John G. Capers, presi
dent of the Quota Club; Mrs. William
Walker, organizing secretary of the
P. A. R.; Mrs. Wymond Bradbury.
Mrs. Arthur Keith, Miss Elizabeth
Tides, Miss Stella Heilman, Miss Eliza
beth J. Raymond, Miss Florence Fox,
Dr. Mary O’Malley; Mrs. Jessie Bosley,
Mrs. l.egare O’Bear. Miss Barbara Rey
nolds, Miss Gertrude Eeonard, Mrs.
Margaret li. Worrell. Mrs. Ada Klein
Peters, Miss Clare Graecen and Mrs.
N. M. Norton.
Mrs. Robert B. Owen will leave to
morrow lor a week end visit with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Burgoyne Hamilton, in New A ork
City, and will have with iter her small
grandson. Owen Hawkins. She will re
turn to tier apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel the first of next week.
Airs. Robinson Downey will enter
tain at luncheon March 11, having
postponed the event from an earlier
date on account of illness.
Rov. and Airs. John Huff, 2585 Wis
consin avenue northwest, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss M. Ramoth Huff, to Mr. Verne
A. Trask of Indianapolis, Ind., the
wedding to take place in April.
Airs. Joseph loiter is entertaining
In Pilot Cottage at Aiken, S. C., Airs.
11. H. Kerr of this city.
The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman.
Episcopal Bishop of Washington, was
the guest in whose honor Judge and
Mrs. John W. 11. Crim entertained at
dinner last evening in their home on
Gramercy Park. North, in New A ork.
Air. and Airs. Frank T. Cooper of
Rost on and Wayland, Alass., who are
attending the N. E. A. convention, en
tertained at dinner last evening at
the Willard for Capt. and Mrs. C. 11.
Perry and Aliss Verna K. Perry.
Air. and Airs. A. Mitchell Palmer,
who are spending the season at Coral
Gables, Fla., were among those en
tertaining at luncheon yesterday at
the Biltmore.
Airs. Clarence AI. Busch, who left
Washington in the Autumn for
Miami, Fla., gave a large tea yester
day In her villa on Palm Island for
her house guests. Capt. and Airs. Alil
ton E. Reed, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett,
Mrs. Charles <l. Mathews. Airs. Ed
watd I’. I’orclier and Aliss Nancy
French of Washington and New York
end Mr. Roger Hill of Palm Beach.
Air. and Airs. Edmund Donter
r.hecm, who are at St. Augustine.
Fls., for the midseason. were joined
' esterdav by the latter’s father. Air.
j lurry Wardman. who motored from
Alia mi xvith Mr. and Airs. .1. F. Cissel,
of this city and Mrs. C. E. A. Reed
of Paris. .
Mr. and Airs. Harry Kite of Uasn
ington are also with Mr. and Airs.
Rheent.
Airs. Fenton Bradford lias returned
from a fortnight's visit with Airs.
Bester Cuddihy in New York. Airs.
Bradford was accompanied to New
York bv her sister, Miss Agnes Gol
den. who was also the guest of Airs,
Cuddihy for two weeks.
Air. and Airs. Charles J. William
son are at the Alarlborough-Blenheim
in Atlantic City after a short trip to
New’ York. They will return to their
Spring
Felt Hats
%?.
Regular Prices
Out they go—every last
one—to make room for our
large line of Untrimmed ’
Spring Hats. Hats plainh
priced—just deduct J/j, as
follows:
$1.75 Hats, $1.17
$2.98 Hats, $1.99
$3.98 Hats, $2.66
$5.00 Hats, $3.34
$5.95 Hats, $3.97
$6.95 Hats, $4.64
CREERON
! 614 Twelfth St. N.W.
Around the Corner from Jlitfh
Prices
Specialist on Large Ile;id Size*
RUSH-SEATS
I
W e put RUSH-SEATS in an- j
tique and modern chairs. We
weave these RUSH-SEATS by I
hand exactly as it was done in
the olden times.
Upholstering
REUPHOLSTERING
PARLOR SUITES AND
ODD CHAIRS A
SPECIALTY
CHAIR CANEING
“NUFF-CED!”
Tim Bed Plnee and Lowest
rri.es Aftrr All
Ask my 33.000 customers. I give
| the service you have the right to
exp»'t.
J 9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT
TO $2.98 PER YARD
THIS WEEK ONLY
| Clay A. Armstrong
Drop Postal to
1233 10th Street N.W.
Or Phone Franklin 7483
Mr Armstrong will coll personally i
with sample-.
apartment in Wardman I’ark Hotel
the first of the week.
Air. and Mrs. Albert E. Doman, the
latter known professipnally as Mnte.
Elizabeth Rethberg. who have been at
the Mayflower for a few days, xvill re
turn to New Turk this evening.
The congressional delegation from
North Dakota-—Senator apd Mrs. Ger
ald P. N’ye, Senator and Mrs. Bynn J.
Frazier, Representative and Mrs. O.
B. Burtntss, Representative James
Sinclair and Representative Thomas
Hall—were the guests of honor of the
members of the. N. E. A. from North
Dakota who are attending the conven
tion being held here at a breakfast
this morning at the Grace Dodge Ho
tel.
Alias Minnie Jean Nielson, superin
tendent of the State deiwrtment of
public instruction, was chairman of
the meeting, and Air. George A. Mc-
Farland, president of the State Nor
mal School at Alinot. N. Dak., acted
as toastmaster. Supt. J. G. Moon of
Fargo. Supt. C. C. Swain of the Alay
ville Normal School, Mr. M. E. Mc-
Curdy of Washburn, Supt. R. B.
ATurphy of Bismarck, Representative
O. K. Burtness and Senator Frazier
gave brief talks on the educational
bills now r before Congress.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Burtness, Mr. George A. McFar
land, Air. and Mrs. G. P. Nye. Airs. T. H.
McCulloch, Mr. R. B. Murphy, Mr.
M. E. McCurdy, Air. H. O. Saxvik,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burger and their
daughter. Miss Sully Burger; Mr. B.
C. B. Tighe. Aliss Minnie Nielson,
Aliss Grace Hudson. Mr. J. G. Aloore,
Air. and Mrs. W. B. Storkwell, Alias
Ida A. Serumgard. Representative
Thomas Hall, Aliss Alartha P. Tatem,
Mrs. Louise F. Bar son. Aliss Emma
Smith, Mr. S. T. Max’, Mrs. Browaye
Ktiudson, Supt. C. C. Swain. Senator
and Airs. Lynn J. Frazier. Prof. G. W.
Hanna, Air. and Airs. W. B Stock
well, Aliss Bertha Tweed, Aliss Olga
Peterson. Representative J. 11. Sin
clair, Air. W. C. Stebbins and Mr. C.
L. Robertson, all of North Dakota,
and Mr. A. B. Schafer of Washington.
Kentucky Society Hosts
Tonight at Willard Hotel.
Kentuckians are promised a very
interesting meeting tonight at the
Willard Hotel at 8 o’clock, when the
guests of honor xx’ill be distinguished
members of the press now residing in
Washington.
Mr. Clifford K. Berryman of The
Evening Star, cartoonist, and presi
dent of the Gridiron Club, will draw
cartoons of famous Kentuckians
whom Washington has known, and
he will also relate interesting anec
dotes of them and speak of the State
and her sons. Mr. Ulric Bell, presi
dent of the National Press Club, and
Mr. Lorenzo Martin, dean of the
active Kentucky correspondents, xvill
speak.
An unusual amount of interest is
1
Wj "Say It With Flowers jw
“Say It With Ours!” ;dfi
Table ;Hf
<^j>; welcome Decorations
BAH ; rte>lf>crntf>- 1 Glide is unusually >\ell pre- ) XLASJt
<&§?> Lfeiegaies pared this mid winter sea- j
> IM F A s '»n " ‘ , * l aM abundance of /
v iV. U. t\. blooms and plants for home )
) decoration at Teas. Din- )
.1 —————— tiers and other social func
jjggj GUDE jjKj
I 7 ico Stores For Your Convenience 1 XyAf* j
1212 F St. N.W. 1102 Conn. Ave.
i * Member of Floriets' Telegraph Oeliveru Association
1 x 1— ■ ■
FAMILY SHOE STORE
JSL wtSm).
The “Family’s” M M MMf JL
big “value-giving” M MMM MM /» a
party ends soon. M M M/M/McM/L MM
You still have time
—but hurry— £
WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR _
Discontinued lots in pumps and oxfords; former r W / B
prices, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and some at SB.OO. In J™ W ■
patent leather, satin, velvet, gray and brown suede ™
and other leathers. Not all sizes, but a good as- MHV
sortment
Another selected This group rep
group mainly
sr>.oo, $7.50 and _ resents our finest
$8.50 pumps and . , , -
oxfords. These are A A t\ C shoes. Many for- eh f Ip
iar stork and roxrr »JJ merly priced at V
$»£!& ™yles— 4n JL= SIO.OO and $ll.OO. \J=
a very rood as- The Anniversary
AU* n LEATHERS P rice > s very low
CHILDREN MEN
F'rvt- Rove vinrl fTirlc Snappy and ronserxative styles,
or Doys ana Oiris Splendid qualities. All our own
High Shoes, Pumps and body'. lir 6tork ' We can flt fvery ‘
° x{ords SS, $9 and SlO S 6 and $7
leamer? IC ,an n caH ,P ;V on (t ,:,? Footwear Footwear
Nature shape and modified toes. SI AC SI A 4?
Widths AA to 1»—all qcT «P/f .*tD
our regular stock vA'-frl ‘ ' *
HOSIERY FOR WOMEN
Put* Silk Service Hose, all Spring shades, qc .
Special sDs*
Pull-fashioned* Pure Silk Hose* In new <£i
Spring shades. Special .....
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STORE
310- 312 SEVENTH ST. N.W.
53 YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE
*
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. T>. C„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1926.
being manifested in this meeting,
some guests coming especially for
the occasion from Kentucky.
In the receiving line xvill be Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford K. Berryman, Miss Flor
ence Berryman. Air. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Bell, Mrs.
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert T. Barry, Col. and Mrs. John
C. McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
Mallon. Mr. and Mrs. George Combs,
Mr. and Airs. John A. Nevln, Mr. and
Airs. Arch Pool, Air. and Airs. Nor
man Baxter, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Cole Mor
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mclntyre and J.
Edward Barry.
Dr. Nelson Antrim Crawford anil
Mrs. Craxvford will be the guests of
honors tonight at the Arts Club dinner
at 7 o’clock, when Mrs. Susan Hunter
Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller
xvill be hosts. After dinner Dr. Craw
ford, xvho is a noted poet, author and
educator, xvill talk to club members
and their guests on “Today's Poetry.”
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Dis
trict Medical Society, Mrs. Joseph S.
Wall, president, xvill give a tea tomor
roxx- afternoon at 4 o’clock for the
wives of members of the District Med
ical Society at the auditorium of the
Medical Building, 1718 M street north
west. Airs. Lawn Thompson is chair
man.
Mr. and Airs. Sol Morris of J 448
Newton street nortlnvest xvill he at
home to their friends Saturday eve
ning from 8 to 10:30 o’clock in honor
of the fifty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
The president of Colby College, Mr.
KAPLCWITZ
INCORPORATED
?2i NINTH 57 REtT NORTHWEST
FOR FRIDAY
BARGAIN J PEC! ALT
AS OFFERED BY KAPLOWITZ
STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M.
8 CHARMEEN CLOTH GOWNS
FOnMEr.LY $59.50 TO $?9-5° S2O
SIZES 1 4 TO 38
13 CREPE SATIN GOWNS .
FORMERLY $55— SIZES 14 TO 36 S2O
1 SPORT SUIT WiTH KNICKERS A
FO- MERLY SBS—SIZE 18 $2 5
? WINTER COATS
FORMERLY J135-SIZE 16 &36 $35
FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY
FOR MADAM AND MADEMOISELLE
A. J. Roberta, will be the guest of
honor at a dinner to be given by the
Colby Alumni this evening in the
palm court at the Mayflower.
Ay-s. Rtrlne, wife of Dr. H. F. Strine,
gax’e a luncheon at the Congressional
Country Club today for eight ladies
who are In Washington attending the
National Education Association con
vention.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. William
non left yesterday for a brief trip to
Nexv York City and Atlantic City,
where they will be at the Mariboro-
Blenheim for a fexx’ days before re
turning to their Wardman Park apart
ment.
The Missouri State Society Card
Club will meet in the ballroom of the
Women’s City Club Saturday evening
at 8 o’clock.
Plans are being made for an at
tractive party and all Missourians in
Washington are invited.
Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton, w’ife of
the president of the State society,
xvill receix’e.
Mrs. George Talbot, chairman of
cards, xvill have assisting Mrs. E. A.
Deane, Mrs. Otis J. Rogers, Miss
Hazel Montgomery, Miss Josephine O
Gorman. Miss Elizabeth Andrews
Miss Tillie Steiner and Miss Helen
Montague.
Sudden deaths among women oc
cur much less frequently than among
men, the ratio being one to eight.
SLIP COVERS
Tailored to fit your furniture, mm
Bebriau Linen, per yard J K/"*
Domestic Holland Window Shades rx
made to order. Size, up to .’Pi" S /■»
by fl . All colors. 51.25 x'alue. . Ut/U
||| Exchanges \ |■ 1 /\ ■f\ All Sales *
IJJ No Refunds Must Be Final
I 1214 F Street N.W.
End-of-Season Clearance
j Tomorrow—Friday
! tomorrow we place on Sale all remaining Winter Apparel—at Ridiculously low
II I ’rices; it will pay you to be here early.
Coats— 1
j||jj 17 Fine Dress Coats, fur trimmed; were $59 to $65. . . . *25 I
I 15 Fine Dress Coats, fur trimmed; were $69 to $B9. . . *35
| | 14 Fine Dress Coats, fur trimmed; were $95 to $115... ... . ••• *45
j| 10 Fine Dress Coats, fur trimmed; were $125 to $139. .. . $ 55 I
I 11 Finest Dress Coats, elegantly furred; were $145 to $lB5. .. . $g«J
|j| 5 Fine Dress Coats, elegantly furred; were $225 to $275 $lOO
|! Sizes 14 to 38 Only AW
111 Suits
||l 2 Fur-trimmed Ensemble Suits; were $98.50 . s3^
l! Size 18 Only
1 Dresses—
I * I
Pj 18 Cloth Dresses, were $22 to $39 = $1 A
i|j Sizes 14 to 38 Only •
e Extend the Convenience of Charge Accounts to Those Who Have Established Credit
f MorrisonS
* FOUNDED IBS-* window
1109 F St. N.W. dis P ,a >-
j On Our Second Floor- — Friday!^
Silks! Satins! Cantons! Georgettes! Prints! CSt
Qualities That Afford a Worth-While Saving at J&iA aW,
cS /fk I\4 ODELS for Street, Business, Afternoon and Party Wear. Repro- 111
IVI ductions of the very newest creations, emphasizing every new i
El=iii = ;iP 1,11,1,H 1 = = ! High or Low Neck Peamnt Sleeves Tuck*. [pi—
Godets. Pleating, Embroideries and Novelty Trims. I Ami '
SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
»<)——O——Q-—-O—n-MibMORR ISON’S —llO9 F ST. N.W.—<nii —o—
* Births Reported.
The following birth* have been reported
to the Health Department in the past 24
hour*:
Charlea W. and Louisa Brawner. rlrl.
Georgre and Mary Dann. girl.
John F. and Nellie K. Thoma*. rlrl.
Paul E. and Myrl Patrick, r>rl.
Georre and Minnie Winter*, boy.
Thoma* and Pauline Johnson, boy.
Frank A. and Florem-e J. Spicer, boy.
Timothy J. and Dorothy C. Frye, boy.
Emil F. and Elsie M. Sclirare, trirl.
John A. and Lillian A. Oliver, girl.
Richard C. and Jessie B. Searles. trirl.
Edward T. and Elizabeth W. Chappell,
rirl.
A. and Lillian G. Craven, boy.
Henry D. and Bertha M. Larey. rlrl.
Wilfred G. and Arnes R. Borran. boy.
John L. and Annette M. Fitzrerald. rirl.
John and Minnie L. IlenneSßey. girl.
John W and France# J. Brannon, boy.
Frank N. and Ruth K. Halford, boy
Frank J.. Jr., and Ruth Keatinr. Kiri.
Milton E. and Hazel Carter, rirl.
John H. and Kathryn M. Wayland. boy.
XX’illiam E. and Ivy M. Sanbower. rirl.
Fred J. and Marguerite Herron boy.
Lewis and Luvenia Christie, rlrl.
John and Clara B. Cooper rirl. %
Louis W. and Minnie Henderson, rirl.
James and Lovelee Edwards, rlrl.
William E. and Jessie Parker, hoy.
Norman J. and Dorothy Lee, rirl.
Queen H. and Mary J. Harley, boy.
Joseph E. and Mildred A. Butler, girl.
James and Ophelia Clay. girl.
Nathaniel and Ruth Johnson, boy.
Samuel and Julie Davis, girl.
Theodore T. and Addie Simms, girl.
Fred A. and Verdell E. Washington, girl.
Armistead and Marion Walker, girl.
Leonard G. and Geraldine Font. boy.
James A. and Matilda Walker, boy
Isaac H. and Gertrude Rucker, boy.
John and Lillis Mapp. boy.
HAPPINESS
a USED CAR FROM
Joseph Mcßeynolds j
14th STREET AT R '
Marriage Licenses.
Marriare licenses have been issued to the
folio wins: , _ _
John 9. Binjrharo\>f Beachhurat. N. Y.,
and Russell' Braaheara of this city.
Sam H. Eidson, Jr., of Boyce, Va.. and
Lou B. Strother of Markham, 'a.
James W. Simmons and Mary C. McCutch
eon.
Carl L. Klein and Annie C. Cubbon. both
of Richmond. . _ ..
Fred C. Loeffler aid Myrtlu N*. Waller.
John Little and Olivia Williams.
Fred Lee of Phoenix. Md.. and Dorothy
Jones of Monkton. Md.
Raymond Brown and Corine M. Dorsey.
William E. Senseney of Mar assae, Va.. and
Ruth It. Hall of Gainesville, Va.
Everett L. Hoal of this city and Bumcttu
E. McCune of Cherry Creek. N. Y.
Robert A. Baker ana Mary H. Heater.
Richard Johnson and Mattie M. Robinson.
Sidney B. Diamondstcin and Jennie E.
Wender.
Special
REMOVAL
SALE
Entire Stock
Reid S. Baker
INC.
1322 F St. N.W .
UNTIL MARCH Ist
$5 and $5.50
PIED PIPER SHOES,
For Children
Reduced to
$3.95
Built of solid leather and nailless. Plain toe
blucher style in patent leather, tan calf, smoked
elk or white calf. Sizes 5 to 8 and B'/j to 12.
STETSON SHOE SHOP
1305 F Street
28 Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats' $Q C
The Sizes are 16, 18 and 36 . | II
Were $65 to sllO. To close . . WW
6 Winter Coats, 16 to 38 sizes, to close $22.50
2 Ensemble Saits, 16 size. Were SIOO, to close $25
4 Sport Coats. Were $25, to close, i $5.95
Odd Dresses, small sizes. 1 of a kind, choice $3.98
Small lot Dresses, small sizes. Were to $25, Friday, $7.95
Dresses of crepes, silks, cloths. Were $25 to S4O, $12.95
Silk Underwear, Sweaters, Hosiery, to close 85c
Sweaters, Corduroy Robes, Silk Underskirts $1.98
New Spring Dresses New Spring Coats
Just arrived all the Smart Topcoats
e _ . c«i| j Plain and Fur Trimmed
Smartest Silks and Crepes and Smart Xwllls
Extra Special Extra Specials
*ls - *25 *25 - *29^52
Specials in Millinery Distinctive and Individual
A Wo-dcrf" l Variety of $5 > §7,50, $lO
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