Evening star. [volume], October 25, 1931, Page A-8, Image 8

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CAPITAL DEBUTANTES
IN SWEETHEART ROLES
Take Pirt in Tableaux Presented
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by Hector's Aid of St. Mar- i
caret's Church.
With Capital debutantes taking the
leading parts, an elaborate tableaux,
“Sweethearts of All Ages.” was pre
aented Friday at the Willard Hotel
When You Shop at Goldenberg* s—U s e Our Free Parking Space —lt Is Opposite Our Bth Street Entrance
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New Purchase to Begin the 2nd Week of Our Anniversary! You'll Love These Smart and Crisp Sen
s4s Axminster and Velvet Rugs A f , fled . & Criss - Cross Curtaiiis
To bz%in the second week of this great sale we have made this great pur- , •< Jmm I J 3 . et ,ss " nss ’ Griss
chase of high-grade Axminster and Velvet rugs— to sell at'way lower than r 1 | 9x12-Foot Amm?, - ,e C.ross Cross A /^\
usual 1 Over 40 artistic, new designs and colors, including: the popular new f Room Size /% w* / a* <
band-border «fc. All p.*..*- _ I OOC 55C O/C $ 1
$47.50 Fine Axminster and Regular $27 and $29 $35 and S4O Axminster and . ‘ ffi&J
Velvet Rugs at Only Seamless Axminster Rugs Velvet Rugs at Only Four Attractive Lots—At Anniversary Prices! \)
Over hall a hundred new <T» S Perfect quality Axmin- Nery serviceable rugs A Ruffled styles and-criss-cross styles in many different materials and a v Jjr I 'V
patterns also new plain sters. You’ll like the fine I the majority are perfect—a /J-\- patterns. All with wide valance and tie-backs. At such great reductions 5% |l A "Tfjj.
hrnadloom stvles 9x12-ft. cIV/ assortment of colors. A X few slightly imperfect. Good -A- /mwEgmWKffjUSLJka you should re-curtain your home now! |p || |t \\qr
room size. room size. designs. ft. and 9x12. |
* Rugs, Special at Axminster Rugs /BpPPi’Sl Beautiful New Velour Portieres
A famous make at our F* f\ Long-wearing rugs in A size— feet Q 54 in. wide 72 in. wide 100 in. wide
Anniversary price! Sturdily highly colored Oriental de- / —is an unusually aJU * to pair. 5C.75 to pair. •SO 75 to nair SO 75
woven—deep pile. No seams. / signs, good patterns and wUCj attractive bargain! 5 Persian $9 00 grade sl2 95 drade "** ei/gs * It O
9x12-ft. size. plain band borders. 9x12-ft. size. designs. fi raae grade v/ $16.95 grade X
The color combinations in —
Felt-Base Rucrs for Smaller Rooms „ Ros « and Taupe . . . Rose and Blue . . . Rose and Gold . . . Blue and Gold . . . Blue and
# Mulberry . . . Rose and Green . . . Blue and Taupe . . . Blue and Brown . . .'Taupe and
Covering 4 Variety of New Patterns in Serviceable Axminster Mulberry.
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of smart designs for Fall and Winter. Here is a size that is hard to find even at regular prices! thrifty-minded people. And note B ■ ■ ■ I | |J % J /% ■ M |j
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Handsome new cretonnes for chair coverings, door and wide valance and 2-lnch valance -he av y fringe, -lined with sateen. Wide I green or 2-tone green and ivory. Ut£flSllS 111 ) E
window panels, etc. Hundreds of stunning colors. fringe. Green, gold, rose, rust, blue, enough for single doors! Has adjustable shelves and is v/ iviioxiu
c.nid.ntv.r» »—Fsnrth Floor Goidonb,r* s—Fourth Floor convenient for linens, dishes, etc.
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V Cleanser Sifters qq c Stretcher
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X X ,X X || N Green or red enamel finish. less covers. y' e * rTe,ous ®V
. Three beautiful styles cov- Luxurious English leunge
Three-piece suites in two ered all over in Persian taupe suites, covered all over in genu- I\ T e\V R'ldiator " > . C. T
Ufl styles. Three-cushion sofa, mohair, three-tone jacquard ine mohair (100%) in lovely x 4 SkTO SO APPY 7
button-back armchair and club velour, rayon velour or colors, with reversible spring- IB Shields 'l l i 7 •%J\3 IxpCA
checked jacquard sofa, button-back armchair Serpentine-front l ' 49c Electric Waslier
-j . ' ~ r<> ~ jacquard velour. and club chair. Reversible roomy lounge chair and large *_
Famous “Blue Ribbon” Metal Bed—Less Than Half! $1.49 window AGreaterValue^ Eytr
$6.75 Beds SB.OO Beds $lO Beds sl4 Beds sls Beds $lB Beds S2O Beds gerator |jj| "1 3-vane aluminum agitator, large I I
$2-94 $3.94 $4.94 $6.94 $7.94 SB-94 $9-94 : P|.
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4 Convenient and Thrifty Way to Purchase H-o usehold Need s..— Our BUDGET PLAN —No Interest or Extras
by the Rertor«* Aid of St. Margaret s
Episcopal Church.
Mias Janet Richards, current events
lecturer, acted aa a aourceress, whose
magic reincarnated the sweethearts of
yesterday. She presented first such well
known characters as the Gibson Girl,
the Dsbutante of the Gay 90s and the
Merry Widow.
Afu»r the opening group was de
picted. Mrs C. C McDonnell ;-ar.g “The
Sweetest 3tory Ever Told.” Then fol
lowed ‘wo grandmothers of the 1860
period, opening the second group, which
included the Crinoline Girls. Marie An
toinette. Colonial. Dutch. Indian, Qua- j
ker, and Puritan Maidens; Queen Ellz- I
abeth. Turkish, Britanny, Spanish and I
THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, P. C.. OCTOPKR 25. 1931—PART OXP
Scotch Girls: Pharoahs Daughter and
a Titian Malden.
Then came the girls of today. These
i included A Vamp. The Rich Girl. The
Prom Trotter. The Actress, The Widow, j
the Football Fan. Our Housekeeper, The
Movie Star and The Bride.
Taking the part of the Goddess of
I jberty. Flora McGill Keefer sang ‘ The ]
Star Spangled Banner." Music lor the
tableaux was furnish'd by Mrs. Caro- j
llna Randoll, violinist, and Miss Vera
McKechnie. acco*~ , par,st.
Among thos* ,sho took part were
Margaret Gibbons. Louise Hoehling, i
Katharine Fuqua. Louise Harrtscn,
Gwynn Ann Wyant. G'ne Woodson.
Atlee Wirgmm. Evelyn Walker. Dorothy
| Nicholson. Lucil’e Elliott. Ruth Moly-
I neaux and Sue Pollard Boatwtight. 1
DIVORCED ACTRESS
WILL ENTER FILMS
Veteran Trouper. Once Retired, Ar
rives in Movie Capital to
Renew Career.
By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. Calif . October 24
W’ith a divorce decree in her pocket
book and film offers in the hands of
1 her attorney, Bayone Whipple, a veteran
j trouper of stage and vaudeville, eame-to
j Hollywood yesterday to begin anew a
career as an actress, this time in the
films.
Last week in. Reno, she obtained a
divorce from Walter Huston, featurrd
film player and for many years her part
ner in vaudeville and on the stage They
started out In 1912 as "Whipple and
Huston.” were married in Little Rock,
Ark., in 1915 and separated three years
ago.
Miss Whipple never has be?n in mo
tion pictures. Five years ago she
! thought she retired from everything
connected with acting. The call was
too strong, however, and she has de- |
cided to try her hand before the camera
Noted for her portrayals of character
parts in the legitimate stage from New
York to London, xhe will confine her
acting in films to these roles.
Her former husband came to the
screen aeveral years ago and has gained
considerable success as a film villain.
He said they are still ‘‘old friends.” It
is understood that the divorce brought
her a settlement of $150,000 and $5,000
a year for the remainder of h«r life.
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Pilot Killed as Motor Stalls.
SAO PAULO. Brazil. October 24 C4*
—Hans Guay, airplane pilot, was killed
today when his plane's motor stalled
while he was performing at a flying ex
' hibition here.
WOOD’S NAVY CHARGE
TERMED ‘COWARDLY’
Ex-Officer Demands House Chair
man Quit or Retract
Statement.
By the Associated Press
THETFORD. Vt, October 24 —Porter
Adams of Boston last night sent to
Chairman Wood of the House Appro
priations Committee • telegram de-1
mending that Wood cither reaign from
Congress or retract his chargee that
naval officers were spreading falsehoods
to Influence public opinion against Navy
budget reductions.
Adams, a former president of the
National Aeronautical Society and a
naval officer during the war, referred
to Wood's charges as “cowardice" and
j "cheap criticism.”
"As a taxpayer whose monev you are
paid to disperse.'* the telegram said. In
part. I resent your yellow yowls as*d
hope you will have the decency either
to retract your accusations against the
fine patriotic body of men who are pre
vented from replying to them, or resign
at once as a representative of the
i people "