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Alexandria Families
Hosts to Visitors
Mrs. David Russell Jones of
Phoenix Arrives for Stay
With Mother and Sister
ALEXANDRIA, Va„ July 20.—Mrs. David Russell Jones and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Jane Jones of Phoenix, Ariz., arrived this week
tor visits with Mrs. Jones’ mother, Mrs. Arthur Graham, her brother-in
law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Augustine Latane, and also Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Taylor.
Mrs. Harry Newton Cootes has been visiting Admiral and Mrs. An
drew C. Pickens this week. She will spend a few days with Comdr. Wallis
Gearing, U. S. N„ and Mrs. Gearing, in Belle Haven before going to Vir
ginia Beach lor the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Cootes, widow of
Col. Harry Newton Cootes, U. S. A., has sold their home at 1020 Prince
street to Capt. and Mrs. James R. Randall,
Mrs. Frank Maguire and Caroline Angela Maguire, wife and daugh
ter of Dr. Maguire of San Diego, Calif., are here lor a two-month’s visit
with Mrs. William Wallace West. Mrs. Maguire formerly was Miss Llnd
sey West of Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dare have a cottage at North Falmouth on
Cape Cod for a month, and have with them his sister, Miss Gertrude Dare
of Swarthmore, Pa. They also will have as guests during their stay their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and*
Mrs. Edgar Dare and their children,
and their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Paige, and
their children.
Miss Kathleen Traunce of San
Diego, Calif., spent the week with
her cousin, Miss Minnie Henderson,
en route to Mattapoisett, Mass., to
visit another cousin, Miss Lannon.
Mrs. Benedict Wheatley and her
house guest, Mrs. Willis Holcombe
Wills of Lynchburg, Va., are spend
ing several weeks at Holiday House,
near Alexandria.
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Arnette have
returned from a month’s stay in
Rochester, Minn., and alsQ visiting
relatives in Bristol, Va.
Mr. and Mra. McFarland
Return From Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McFarland
have returned from a visit to his
mother, Mrs. J. W. McFarland, at
her home at Green Bay, Va., and
were accompanied home by their
daughter, Miss Barbara McFarland,
who had spent a month with her
grandmother. Mrs. R. B. Wilson, also
of Green Bay, returned with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. McFarland, for a visit, t
Mrs. Charles T. Hellinuth and
Mrs. Annie Patterson are spending
a week in Atlantic City. Mr. and
Mrs. C. Raymond Hellinuth and their
children return this week from that
resort.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wheeler
of Howardsville, Va., are visiting
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard J. Fannon.
Miss Phyllis Shepp of Kevser, W.
Va., is the guest of Miss Ann Mc
Dermott in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James R. McDermott.
Mr. and Mrs. William Topping
and their son, Jack Topping, re
turned this W'eek from a visit to
relatives in Lynchburg, Va., and
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Topping's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Roberson
of Lynchburg.
Mrs. Henry C. Sumner and Miss
Shirley Sumner are spending the
remainder of the summer with rel
atives in West Orange and Jersey
City, N. J.
Rice Being Used in India
To Determine Guilt
Rice is being used in parts of
India to determine guilt, according
to reports received in Bombay.
Natives suspected of crimes are
forced by magistrates to chew the
MRS. EARL B. GROVE.
Before her marriage June 1
Mrs. Grove was Miss Kathe
rine Cunningham. She is the
daughter of Mr. Katherine
Cunningham of 5528 Hato
thorne place.
—Hessler Photo.
dry grain. Such Is the influence of
fear on salivary glands that if a
person is guilty the mouth remains
dry and chewing is difficult, often
impossible.
Queen Quality I
i BOOT SHOP I
SALE I
I Entire Slock of I
I QUEEN QUALITY I
I VITALITY I
I WHITE SHOES ■
■ Reduced to H 1
I 4.90 5.9O 0.90 1!
II Formerly to $9.75 I
■ Including dark shoes. ■
I Sizes 4 to 10 . . . AAAA ■ |
vm @ualii ~
i». r IT. H.W. i
WHERE TO HINE.
Luncheon, 55c to 1.00
Dinner Doily, 85c and 1.00
Sunday 1.00 Holiday l.M
1 HELP
YOURSELF
AT THE
”<SaU &'t"
A Regular Feature of Our
b5c and 75c DINNERS
•
GREENWAY INN
2915 Connecticut Avenue
18th A Columbia Road N.W.
AIR CONDITIONED
DINE WITH
US TODAY
SPECIAL
SUNDAY DINNER
Olher Dinner*, t?5c. 91.
Served I *!-K P.M.
rFor the City’s Finest Food,]
I served amid fragrant flowers. I
U-» Dine at IVY TEKKACE I—*
I Indoor*, the Harden or the Terrace I
! 75c $1.00
; Served 11:00 to H::iO V
Morylond Fried Chicken, Hot Bread '
and Homemade Desserts Our Specialty
J|W 1630-34
lV I Conn. Ave.
ERRAQ
O'Donncll'i Form*
PLANTATION
DINNERS
—are the talk of the country
side. The gold-'u-fried ehicken.
juicv steaks, “ocean tang" sea
food and delicious drinks are
the reason. Drive out today.
Marlboro Pike. Md.. ft mi from
District Line. Dancing Satur
day Nights to Sidney's Music.
Telephone HlIKide ®OI*J
/•dONNEL1s\
MARM*/
Formerly Griffith Farms Tavern
Now- O'Donnell Owrned and
Operated
FOR THE CONFIDENT BUYER
24-HOUR EGGS
Large Size, 35c dez.
Pullet Size, 25c doz.
DIRECT FROM OUR FARM TO YOU
► Graded and Candled <
NO DELIVERIES— 38 Varieties of Butter
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS Crust Pies Baked
' Daily
All baking personally sapor- L c„k ^ ,
nsed by Mrs. Stephanson. Assorted Tea Cakes
STEPHANSON'S
Just /fcross Penna. Are. Bridge—Drive Out!
28rd fir Peeije. Aye. S.E. AT. 7900
■ ^
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
Season’s Outstanding Fashion Scoop! IMPORTANT NEW COAT
STYLES-SUPERB QUALITIES IN IMPORTANT FURS-RICH NEW FABRICS!
»
J '*
Coats you'll see after the sale at $69.75 to $79.95!
n il HITS
THESE FURS USED WITH A LAVISH HAND:
SILVER FOX BLENDED MINK
PERSIAN LAMB DYED KOLINSKY
SQUIRREL BEAVER SKUNK
RACCOON BADGER CANADIAN LYNX
The season's top-flight fashions in Fur-trim
med Coats! Every one NEW . . . extravagant
rippling collars, tuxedo panels, scarfs, plastron
fronts of fur tell a brilliant fashion story!
Every coat with that unmistakable fineness
in styling, workmanship, fur and fabric . . .
that bespeaks a better.Coat, a RALEIGH Coat,
with more emphasis than any price tag can!
$98.75 to $110 COATS & SUITS
Handsome with Blended Mink,
Beaver, Persian Lamb, Silver
Fox, Ocelot luxuriously used
on fine woolens.
$129.95 to $139.95 COATS
Enormous collars, full-length
plastrons of Silver Fox, Persian
Lamb, Blended Mink on fa
mous fabrics!
4 MONTHS TO PAY on our Extended Pay
ment Plan. No down payment no car
rying charge. First payment Sept. 16.
MINK-DrED MUSKRAT
f
i
After Sale, $245
Muskrat takes a new beauty treatment and
becomes a luxury fur.. . one of the most popular
in our Summer Sale! Hollander-blended in rich
mink tones ... newly soft and light-weight with
out losing its famous durability. Here's fur coat
luxury at a grand saving.
%
Mink-dyed Muthrat; after tale $135. ' Now, $108
Sable-dyed Muthrat; after tale $186. New, $148
Fither-dyed Muthrat; after tale $376. New, $230
!
I* . ..
Other Fur Coats in Our Summer Sale
FUR COATS, after sole $149, now_$120
FUR COATS, after sale $325, now.$260
FUR COATS, after sale $550, now_$440
-A WHOLE YEAR TO PAY!
On our Fur Coot Payment Plan. On
purchases aver $160, 6 to 12 months , 1
to pay. First payment due Sipt. 16th. 1
Lay-Away Hew requires d
* / * v- *>>«. % < .• $ ....... ..
BLENDED MINK
flaret wide m revert
and panel on a
tide-tied coat, tit.
SABLE - DYED
SKUNK from col
lar to border on
lavishly paneled
side-tied coat, $SS.
SILVER FOX rip- .
pling brilliantly in- *
to a new soft huge
collar on princess
slim coat, $5t.
BLACK PERSIAN
LAMB jacket jplas
tron with new soft
ness on slim-flttei
coat, $58,
DYED KOLINSKY
6-skin scarf (de
tachable) on fitted
basic black coat.
Both grand soloists,
tss.
OTHER PAYMENT
PLANS:
LAY-AWAY PLAN: $5 de
posit will hold $58 Coot or
Suit till Oct. 1st; $10 on
Coots $79.75 or over.
SIX-MONTH PLAN: Spread
payments over 6 months on
Coats $79.75 or more. Small
carrying charge.
USE YOUR CHARGE AC
COUNT: billed Oct. 1st.
Open an account now.

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