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American Pen Women
To Give Reception for
Ladies of the Cabinet
Entertainment to Be Held on
Tuesday From 4:30 to 6t30
O’Clock at Willard Hotel, j
In honor of the wives of members of
the cabinet, the National League of
American Pen Women, which for more
than 30 years has had its national
headquarters In this city, will entertain
a; a large and brilliant reception Tues
day arternoon from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock
a’ the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, Mrs. Og
a n L. Mills. Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley.
Mrs. William De Witt Mitchell. Mrs.
Walter F. Brown, Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams, Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Mrs.
Arthur Mastick Hyde, Mrs. Robert Pat
terson Lamont and Mrs. William N.
Doak. the guests cf honor, will be in
the receiving line with Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton. national president of
th» league, from 5 to 5:30 o'clock. From
4:30 to 5 o'clock the trustees of the Pen
Women will receive with the national
president. They include Mrs. Frank
H dges Clark, Mrs. Daniel C. Chace,
M-s. Blanche Smith Ferguson. Mrs.
Charles W. Allen. Mrs. Faber Stevenson,
Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham and Mrs.
Harry Hunt.
The entertainment program, which
has be^n arranged in keeping with the
Bicentennial celebrations soon to take i
place in Washington, will Include a
group of old songs by "The Madrigal
Singer" and the presentation of a# one- [
act plav. "Martha Washington at Val
iev Forge." by Mrs. C. Antoinette Wood
of Boston, directed by Miss Rebecca
Dial
Cards have been Issued for the recep
tion, and a notable list of acceptances |
has been received. Among those who
will attend are the Ambassador of Tur
key. Mr. Ahmet Muhtar; the Ambassa
dor of Mexico and Senora de Puig
Casauranc; the Minister of Austria and
Mine. Proehnik: the Minister of Panama
and Mme. Alfaro; Senator and Mrs.
Cameron Morrison of North Carolina,
Representative and Mrs. Henry T.
Rainey of Illinois. Miss Burton, Maj. j
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Hull, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Herbert B. Crosby, Gen. and
Mrs. Davis. Mai. Gen. Blanton Winship.
Mrs. Thomas T. Craven and Miss Olga
Craven. Mrs. William Howard Taft,
Mrs Wilbur J. Carr. Mrs. William R.
Castle, jr.; Mr. and Mrs. George Aubrey
Hastings. Maj. and Mrs. Patterson
French, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose. Mr. .
and Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Guy V.
Henrv. Mrs. Franklin Adams, Judge and
Mrs. "j. Harry Covington. Judge and
Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger, Mme.
Roso. Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong, Mrs.
Joseph E Washington. Mrs. Sydney
Cloman. Mrs. Robert Love Taylor. Mrs.
Ferry Heath. Mrs. Cary T. Grayson.
Maj. and 'Mrs. George Oakley Totten,
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert. Mr. and Mrs.
Breckinridge Long. Mrs. James Freder
ick Herrick. Mrs, William Chapin Hunt
ington. Mrs. Ridgley. Mr. and Mrs.
Abram Lisner. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit S.
Miller, jr.; Dr. Rowe, Mrs. William
Wheatley. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan.
Miss Janet Richards. Mr. and Mrs.
Tames Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Hogan. Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Dr. Wril
tinson and Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg.
Bicentennial Dance
In Pierce Hall
Unusual preparations are going for
ward for the Bicentennial dance to be
held next Friday evening. February 19.
n Pierce Hall, All Souls' Unitarian
Church, under the auspices of the
Washington Chapter of the Laymen's
League.
Special features will include a cos
’.ume dance of the old Colonial days
n contrast with one presented by a
Terpsichorean artist of the model
-.chool. Music will be furnished by
one of Washington's best orchestras.
Invitations may be secured by ad
dressing the secretary. All Souls’
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
Dr. and Mrs. Wolfe Hosts
To Women’s Dental Clime
A bridge luncheon will be given Tues
day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Allan
■Scott Wolfe. 1612 Longfellow street
uorthwest. by the Women's Auxiliary of
he District of Columbia Dental Sdciety
for th? benefit of the Evening Dental
Clinic at Children's Hospital. In charge
of the party are Mrs. Charles T. Bas
sett. chairman of the auxiliary; Mrs.
Hugh B. Call3han. Mrs. Allan Scott!
Wolfe, Mrs. Arthur B. Crane, Mrs..
George R. Ellis. Mrs. Clarence B. Allen, |
Mr*. William M. Sweet, Mrs. Thomas
J. Rice and Mrs. Stephen C. Hopkins.
WHERE JfrO DINE._
WARREN GREEN HOTEL
Warrenton : : Virginia
- A4) Miles from Washington Orer Lee Hiohwav
Through Bull Run Battlefield
MRS. FRED G. RERGER. Proprietor
Telephone Warrenton SSO
Chicken or Country Ham Dinner
Sunday 1-3 and 6-7:30 P.M.
$1.00_
The Serious Chinese Question
WHICH AFFECTS EVERV AMERICAN IS
A real Chinese Restaurant
MANDARIN Now Offers You
Full Course
35c Lunch 55c Dinner
Come and Try Our Famous Cook
from China
Mandarin it the Chinese Restaurant
with typical Chinese atmosphere and
Real Chinese Food.
MANDARIN CAFE
514 Mi Street N.W.
THE GORILLA
The Dining Room of Refinement,
ft Mile* Out Georgia Ave. Extended
Near Sorbftk. Md.
Fried or Baked Chicken Dinner
Salad 4 Vegetables Hot Rolls
Homemade Cake and Ice Cream
X'o Better Dinner C fif|
Served In Maryland I
Served Sunday and Daily
Host—Somers Darby
Phone Kensington 90-F-4_
Cafeoma 3nti Cafe
413 BUTTERNUT STREET
Special for Sunday
February 14th—'32
Valentine dinner—75c
12 to 8 P.M.
fruit Cup Grape Juice
Tomato Juice Cranberry Juice
Gingerale
Celery Pickles Olives
Consomme
Cream of Tomata Clam Chowder
Roast Turkey* Dressing
Cranberries
Fried Chicken. Maryland Style
Corn Fritter
Sirloin Steak with Fresh Mnshrooma
Roast Leg ot Lamb—Mint Jelly
Seafood Plate—Oyster. Crab Cutlet
filet and Scallops
Vegetable Platter—Poached Egg
Brussels Sprouts Buttered Peas
Broccoli Stewed Tomatoes
Macaroni au Gratln
Mashed Potatoea Candied Sweeta
Spinach
Rose Apple
Lettuce and Tomatoei
Choice of Dressing
Roquefort. French. Mayonnaise,
Thousand Island
Cole Slaw
Candle Salad Congealed Fruit
Peach Pie
Fresh Strawberry Sundae
Butterscotch. Vanilla. Chocolate
Ice Cream
Chocolate Nut Sundat
Cranberry Sundae
Chocolate Pudding Boiled Custard
Jetlo with Custard
Tapioca Cream Pudding
Ooflee Tea Milk
A ratentine trlfh every dinner.
--- - - ' ■
If You Do Not Enjoy the Convenience of a Charge Account at Goldenherg.1, We
Invite You to Open One. No Interest, No Extras, No Service Charges Added
--- -- r- . „ ■' - ig
Quality! Style! Dash! Sizes
From 14 to Super-Stout Size 60!
New Dresses
That Follow FASHION. ©
in Color, Fabric
and Line
Brilliant Spring Crepes ... Striking Contrasts.. 7
Beautiful Prints... Plain-and-Print Combinations
... and Those Great Stand-bys, Black and Navy
We are delighted to be able to offer you such exceptional dress values—in a range of
sizes that will take care of every need! Handsome details such as elaborate sleeve pleat
ings and embroideries.. .fine lingerie touches.. .fabric encrustations, etc. Styles for street,
business, afternoon and Sunday Nite wear. Newest fashion points: Boleros, sashes, modi
fied cowl nesklines. jumpers, bright tops with dark skirts. All of the thrilling new colors
and contrasts included: Black-and-white, yellow-and-brown, black-and-red, etc.
Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Half Sizes 141/2 to 261/2
Womens Sizes 38 to 44 Extra Sizes 46 to 50
Super-Stout Sizes 52 to 50
Goldenbrrt's—Srtond Floor.
What a Sale! 3,600
Men’s Phillips-Jones
Fine Shirts
Selling
This Year
Regularly at
$1.95 & $2.50!
Shirts Famous for
Quality—Made hy
Phillips-Jones Co.,
Makers of
f an Heusen Collars
As the result of this remarkable purchase we are able to offer NATIONALLY
KNOWN PHILLIPS-JONES SHIRTS at the lowest price (to the best of our
knowledge) in years!
Broadcloths . . .2x1 White on White Jacquards . . . Madrasses . . .
Satin-stripe Broadcloth and Madras . . . Jacquard Rayons . . . Fancy and Jac
quard Fibre and Silk Weaves . . . Figured Woven Broadcloths . . . Woven
stripe Broadcloths . . . Shadow-stripe Shantung . . . and others.
To the best of our knowledge this is the
first time these shirts have ever been sold
at this low price!
Choose from stripes. . .figures. . .novelty
patterns... whites. Collar attached. . . neck
band and collar-to-match (white only)
styles. Sizes 14 to 17.
Men’s $1.50 to $1.95 Pajamas
Luxedo, Nobelt and other
good makes. Of broad
cloths and Dobby broad
cloths in regulation coat or
middy styles. Neat stripes,
patterns, plain colors and white. A to D.
Men’s 39c Fancy Hosiery
_ 3 Pairs
Rayon and celanese mix
tures— new Spring pat
terns that will appeal to
men. Sizes 10 to ll'V
17c Pair
1,200 50c Athletic Shirts
Pull-over style—of fine
combed yarns in swiss rib
or lxl rib. Long trunk,
deep cut armholes. Cor
rectly sized—34 to 46. Buy
a supply tomorrow—you’ll save quite a bit!
1,200 prs. Men’s 50c Shorts
Of fine broadcloths and
rayon striped broadcloths. . W ■ ■
Full cut—yoke front, elas- W M •
tic side waist and balloon ^
seat. In stripes, novelty r
patterns, rayon stripes, plain colors and whites.
Sizes 30 to 44.
_ Goldenbrrr’*—Main Floor.
55c Ruffled Curtain Sets
At less than one-half the regular price. A
remarkable assortment in many dainty styles. /y J
75c Ruffled Curtains—choose $2.25 Priscilla or Ruffle Cur
from a fine assort- /5'7ir, tains—pretty styles. Q^_
$1.19 Curtains with silk embroidery. Also regular fiT*7r*
ruffled styles. Pair . *5 / C
Goldenberr’s—Fourth Floor
70x80-Inch Blankets
70x80 size—the lowest price ever! Woven
of fine cotton in clear block plaids. Phond
orders filled—National 5220.
SI.75 Blanket s—plain
colors. Part wool.
Each . V AL,
S3 Blankets — part wool.
Indian designs. <11* 1 C Q
Large size. Ea.. JO
54.50 Blankets—part wool.
P1 a id designs. dS A
70x80 size. Pr.. *&**•***
$4.95 Blankets — all wool.
P a s tel Shades. <n*^ QQ
Each . $£,70
S7.95 Blankets—all wool; plaid patterns. A QQ
Pair .
Roldrnfacrf’s—Fourth Floor
Colorful Glazed Chintz
Exceptionally fine grades—smooth finish.
Select from 20 dainty designs on neutral color
grounds.
19c Cretonnes—yard-wide
grades. Good pat- 1
terns. Yard . J.UC
39c 36-inch Cretonnes—fine
range of patterns. IQ,,
Yard . 1VC
49c Cretonnes—never before
so low! Beautiful ^
designs. Yard.
69c Cretonnes—in widths of
36 inches. A host
of patterns. Yard.. O DL,
29c Cretonnes—several smart colors and patterns, j T _
36 inches wide. Yard . AJL.
Goldtnbcrt's—Fourth Floor
95c Feather
Bed Pillows
A special group—priced to
clean up. Filled with soft,
clean feathers.
SI.50 Bed Billows
—feather filled.
Each . s
$2.50 Bed Pillows — filled
with sterilized <D* A
feathers . spAorr^*
$3.75 Bed Pillows—feather
filled. Soft and A
downy . Np^o^XAt
Goldenbrrr't—Fourth Floor
(8) $20 Lane
Cedar Chests
*10
Floor samples—one of a
kind. Some slightly scarred
from handlings. All In new
walnut finish.
(9) $25 Cedar Chests—
Lane qual
ity. Floor dfr -J CA
samples .... Jv
(1) $30 Cedar Chest—
Lane qual
ity. Floor dh -I ff A A
samples _ «Jp A J - \J
Goldenbrrr't—Fourth Floor
Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of New Mei
A Millinery Maker Sacrifices
His Stock of
$3.95 & $5 Hats
In the Neivest
Spring Straivs
Rosella... Crystalline... and other dull and shiny Spring
straws that smart heads will be wearing this season. Turbans
and those turned-up-ln-the-back brim models that hark back
to colonial days for their inspiration. You’ll love their pert nose
veils, flowers, quills and other clever bits of adornment—as well
as their colors. Plenty of black, too, of course.
New Cellomat Turbans
Will Be in Demand at Only
For they are as bright and new as a Spring
morning—and very becoming. Adjustable
headsizes. Black, brown and colors.
G«*ld«>nhprK’s—Second Floor.
From an Overstocked Mill
This Wonderful Value!
$1.69 High-Count
Percale Sheets
Note the Size: 81x99 Inches
All Perfect Quality.
The mill needed cash—we had it! And bought these fine
quality Percale Sheets at a price which permits us to offer
them in tomorrow's sale at 99c each! Of high-count percale,
full of wear and satisfaction. All are perfect, and in the de
sirable 81x99-inch size.
50c Percale Pillow Cases
High -count Percale Pillowcases of the same ^ A
fine quality as the Percale Sheets—45x36-inch Z vi .
regulation size, finished with good sized hem.
Regular 79c Bleached Sheets
81x90 double-bed size Bleached Sheets, seamless
and made of heavy round thread sheeting, free
from starch or dressing. Slight irregulars, but
havp nn
19c Pillow Cases—h cm
stitched. Perfects. 45x36,
45x38*2 and 42x36
size .
$1 Crinkle Spreads—seam
less, scalloped edges. Rose,
blue, gold, orchid
and green. 80x105
size . 0^7C
121 -jc Unbleached Sheeting
—round thread 73l»r>
Quality. 39 in. wide. 7 /
$1.50 Rayon Spreads—
seamless; scalloped edges.
Rose. blue. gold. orchid
or green. 80x105
size .
SI Mattress Covers *1 As*
—full and twin sizes. *
S1.50 Crinkle Spreads—
scalloped edges. Colored
woven stripe pat- 1 IQ
terns. 84x105size.
| C'lOidenbert's—Main Floor.
Manufacturer s Overstock of 4,500
Yards of 29c and 39c
Wash Goods
All Are ,
Guaranteed Colorfast jr W'
Rayon-and-Cotton Flat Crepes... Printed Lawns...
Printed Batiste.. .Printed Dimity.. .Printed Voile.. .Linen
finish Suitings ... Plain-color Broadcloths ... Plain-color
Lawns.. .Printed Pongees. 36 inches wide.
39c and 58c Rayons—large
range of patterns. Rayon
and-cotton grade.
Yard .
18c Printed Percales—high
count. New styles 1 O 1/ /-»
and colors. Yard. A** /2^-'
29c White Batiste, Shantung
and Basket Cloths— 1 Qp
36 inches wide. Yd.. A~i^
$1 Piece Longclotn—10 yds.
in each length. Soft ILCkr
finish. Piece .
50c White Piques—fine qual
ity; pin welt style. C
Yard .
59c and 69c Printed Rayon
Piques. Printed Cotton Piques,
Zel-O-Ray Crepes— /5Qr*
Spring colors. Yard.
Goldenber*'*—Main Floor._
Thousands of Washingtonians Have a Charge Account at
Goldenberg's—and They Pay No Interest or Service
Charges for This Convenience
(108 Pairs) Double-Faced
Velour Portieres—% Price
$8.50 Portieres — 54
inches wide to pair.
$3.00
$11.75 Portieres—72
inches wide to pair.
$5.00
Golden here’s—Fourth Flooi.
$15 Portiere*—100
inches wide to pair.
$6.50
FRAMES
Priced for Quick Clearance!
Formerly
Sold at
$7.50 Each
“Cortland” and “Berkley”
engraved high bridge style
frames—some with solid gold
pads.
Regularly
$3.50 to $5
l allies
New style, modern frames
—will not cut or slip down
the nose. Assorted shades.
Two Registered Optometrists Dr. Kanstoroom
in Attendance in Charge
Optical Dept.—Main Floor—Use Your Charae Account
When our New York office notified us*
patched our buyers to the New York mar
by this condition. These cash purchases
merchandise greatlv underpriced—in ina:
THE DOLLAR. This bargain broadside
YOU WILL WANT TO PROFIT.
NOTE.—Many of the biggest bargains a|
printed in the smallest type—in fact, these ama
ingly low prices do not require bold display, woi
pictures or any embellishment whatever.
Merchandise Advertised for Mondl
Girls’ New
Spring Coats
$3-95
All wool mixtures and plain
colors. New scarf and collar
styles — double breasted or
straightline Neatly lined.
Sizes 7 to 14.
Girls’ 79c Wash Frocks—
fast color prints. Straight
line. flared and
bloomer models. 7 to 59c
Girls’ 79c Blouses—long
sleeved. Plain color broad
cloths and prints PQ.
6 to 16 . J7 C
Tots’ 79c Sweaters—all wool
slipovers. Vee and crew neck;
plain colors with con- PQr
trasting trim. 26 to 30 U 7L
Baby Boys' 79c Suits—but
ton on models; plain color
broadcloths. Sizes 2 P^
to 6 years . O/G
Infants’ 49c Dresses—nain
sook: yoke and collar
models. Deeply 'IQ
hemmed . •JsK,
Infants’ 49c Gertrudes—hand
scalloped at top and
bottom. Button on /5Qr.
shoulder .
noldfnbfrf't—Third Floor.
$1.29 Linen
Bridge Sets
^ f°r $ X
36x36-inch pink bordered
linen damask cloth and four
napkins, way less than half.
89c Table Damask, white
mercerized quality, in assorted
patterns. Special, 2 -|
$1.”9 Mercerized Napkins—
assorted patterns. Plain
hemmed. 20-inch size 1
Dozen .Nr A
69c Breakfast Cloths—all
linen; assorted col
ored borders. 44-in.
25c Tea Towles—all linen;
Steven's grade. As
sorted colored borders. 1
Each . AJt
Goldrnher*>—Main Floor.
Women’s 10c
Handkerchiefs
6 w 29c
All pure Irish linen—banded
six in a package.
Men's 10c Handkerchiefs—
plain white pongee; also col
ored woven borders,
hemstitched. (6c
each.) 6 for .
Women’s 5c Handkerchiefs—
2-tone printed ones;
also woven borders. 1
6 for .
Goldenbrrr’s—Main Floor.
i "I
10c and 15c
Flowers
6 for 49c
Wonderful assortment o*
imported flowers—made ot
fabrics—some of real shells
Every kind and shade.
Main Floor.
Regular $2.95
Garment Bags
Manufacturer's re
jects. . .because some of
the high-grade fabrics
which fashion them are spotted
or streaked. Zipper styles (in
cluding patented ‘•Hold-Back”
styles), 54 and 60 inches long.
$159 Garment Bag Sets—
consisting of cretonne garment
bag and shoe bag to OQ_
$1.39 Girdles of rubber or
fabric, with zipper at- dt* -J
tachment. Special _ A
79c Sanitary Belts—all-silk
and mercerized types. 1 Q ~
in all sizes. X37L.
59c Ironing Board Sets—con
sisting of non-burnable Dad
and cover, to fit any 4Qr*
ordinary board . “/v
Notions—Main Floor
Charge Account — Budget
Plan or Cash Purchase—
Our Prices Are the Same
$1 Sheei
Full-fashioned chiff
lars) with lace or plain
and sandal feet, a few w
shades.
SI Bemberg Mesh Ho*
regulars, full-fashioned,
French heels. Of! -
smoketone, negrita, /
black . *
50c Chardonize Hose
seamed backs and f:
marks. Picot edge lace ^
tops. Irregulars. —
Gold
Women
Clever new one and
cloth models with wide
misses’ sizes.
69c Lingerie, bloomers
and step-ins of musl
broadcloth in regular ar
tra sizes. Also regu- *
lar size gowns . *
SI Extra Size Gow ns of
flesh or peach cotton
contrastingly trimmed. C
Sizes 19 and 20 . C
r.o
59c to $1
Non-run and plain
ties, step-ins. bloomers i
gowns and pajamas. S
89c Brassiere-Top Con
tions—of non-run rayon
swaml top and bloom- G
er leg. Sizes 32 to 38. '*■
Kiddies' 50c Rayon Cr
non-run panties. st<
bloomers and vests. ^
Slight seconds . •“
Go
$1 and $1.1
Handbags
Cleverly styled new' b
envelope, top handle ant
handle styles, of leathe
Karetol. Many with zipp
$1.95 & $2.95 Handba
leathers in new grains
and loom needlepoint,
black, brown and -j
green. A'
Goldrtibrrc’*—M»ln Flooi
Boys’ $1.19
Bell brand—broadc
colors. One and two p
years.
Boys’ 59c Wash Suits—
models; colorfast. ^
Sizes 3 to 8 .
Boys' 69c Shirts—colli
tached; white and fancy
broadcloths; also plain ^
colors. 12 to 14’ 2....
Boys’ $1 and St.25 Kn
—Neat suitings; knit *
cuffs. Sizes 8 to 17.. *
G«
Men! I
sur
OVEI
The Suits— j
$12-4
Regular $20, $25 ant
Suits — smart wort
twists, cheviots, serg
plain blues and all the
est shades. 2 and 3 b
models. Most have du
celanese linings.
Suit»—34 to 46
Direct Ent

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