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9
DETACHABLE
CARD CASE
Prince Gardner
TH'S Enster qive him a Prince Gardner Registrar.
A billfold of distinctive quality . . . handsomely
era.tea ot rich leather . . . with a detachable
windowed card case for added convenience_*9
tax incl.
J
» CLIMAX to her Easter costume
... a new Princess Gardner
Registrar from Beckers. It gathers
keys and coins to fovonte snap
shots in one trim corryall. Beau- *
tifuliy fashioned of fine leather in
five colors_iC
tax incl.
4
MRS. LE VELLE. 5
—Glogau Photo. ;
Mrs. Inez Peterson and Mr. Harry
S. Le Velle were united In marriage
on Sunday, April 7, at the home of
the bridegroom, with Dr. Tredick
officiating. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, Mr. Leonard
Fayeriand, and Mrs. William Van
Duzer served her sister as maid of
honor. Maj. Gen. Lester T. Miller
acted as best man.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Gen. Raymond Bliss, Gen.
James Mollison, Judge Jones Pugh,
Maj. Victor Blank, Mr. Arthur
Christie, Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Scanlon and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Earl.
State Societies’
Spring Parties
On Social Log
North Carolina's Governor and
Mrs. R. Gregg Cherry will be hon
ored by the North Carolina So
ciety of Washington at an Easter
party to be held Saturday evening
in the large ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel. The affair will be the
high light of the season, for which
eight gala parties are scheduled. ‘
There will be dancing from 10 to 1.
A brief reception will be held at
9:30 p.m„ at which Mr. John K
Slear, president of the society, and
Mrs. Slear will receive with Oov.
and Mrs. Cherry.
All North Carolinians in Wash
ington and vicinity are invited to at
tend and join with members of the
society in welcoming the Governor
and his wife. Further information
can be obtained from Mrs. Annie
Lee Chisholm at Metropolitan 1559
or National 3130, Extension 1076.
The Minnesota State Society will
|jo*l YOUI^STOKASt AcceiAT §
I IS A BOND I
|jer security eobyqub nmf
Fur
Storage
CLEANED by scientific
furrier Drum Method.
GLAZED to renew its
lustre.
STORED in scientific
voults.
INSURED for $100.
Agoinst all insurable risks.
All For
Cl Vi r,«R
515 Uih St. N.W.
NAtional 2193 .
13th ond F Sts. N.W.
Illustrated, a Leslie Jones
originel, Iren Californio, exclu
sively with Shenley's in Wash
ington.
hold Its annual spring dance on
Friday evening, April 26, at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Senators
and Representatives of Minnesota
with their ladles will be honor
guests.
Those in atendance will greet
guests during intermission at an
informal reception. Mr. Edwyn G.
Rydlun will act as general chair
man and Mr. Arthur Pearson will
be master of ceremonies.
Another state society event will
be “Buffalo night’’ party, to be
given by members of New York
State on Wednesday evening, April
24, in the new ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel. There will be
dancing from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 am.
Mr. Harold B. Barnett, president
of the society, will attend and
tickets can be obtained from Miss
Dorothy M. Gollinger at Glebe 5004
in the evenings. Enlisted service
men are admitted free.
Miss Thompson
Engaged to Wed
The engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Carolyn Thompson, to
Comdr. Oliver H. Cote, jr„ U. S.
N. R„ is announced by Mr. and Mrs.
Eastwood Thompson of Arlington,
Mass. Comdr^ Cote is the son of
Mrs. Anne B. Cote of this city. He
served in the Pacific area during
ihe war and is now stationed here.
Miss Thompson attended Jackson
College and is a graduate of Kath
;rine Gibbs Secretarial School of
Boston.
Independent Trade Meeting
State Senator L. Harold Sothoron
of Prince Georges County will speak
at the meeting of the Independent
Trade Association at 8:30 p.m.
tomorrow at the Laurel firehouse.
Plans for the celebration of the
county’s 250th anniversary will be
discussed.
WANTED
TO BUY
For Our
Diieriminating Clientolo
★ Antiques ★ Silver
•k Brie-a-Broc ★ Jewelry
it Chino if Bronxes
★ Ivories ★ Glosswore
★ Furniture ★ Rugs
Antique—Modern—-Oriental
GtuJii/ujGalleiw
L (ESTATES APPRAISED) &
1400 WlBcemin Ave. ADimi 0470 £j
MR. JACK >
of the Washington Hotel
(Formerly with ^\S
Julius Garfinckel) C\*
®ur "Basic Hair
. ^ \ ' Cut" is for all lengths
of hair — short, long,
* straight or naturally wavy.
If you have a slight natural
’ wave, this cut allows it freedom
to show itself — long hair can be
shaped and still retain its length—cut
'with razor or scissors (depending on texturet.
Hair Cut, $2.00
MISS CHARLOTTE
(Formerly with Julius Garfinckel)
Specialist in
FACIAL AND MUSCLE CULTURE
Washington Hotel Beauty Salon
15th and F Stl. N.W. NA. 7168—ME. 5000
Fairfax Librarian Quits
Miss Margaret Edwards, librarian,
of the Fairfax County Public!
Library, has resigned, effective
July 1, It was announced yesterday.
She has accepted a similar position
in Matthews County, Va.
ARTCRAFT SUGGESTS
Toney Red
Calf, }I2.95
WEAR
Black or
Brown Bucko,
$12.95
Block Bucko,
*12.95
Mayflower Hofei Block
Beloved BRITISH WALKERS with genuine
welt leather soles ... to make your walk
ing a thrilling pleasure . They're exclu
iive ot ARTCRAFT.
Open Doily, 9:30 to 6
1101 CONN. AVE. N.W.
NOW O.P.A PROVES YOU SAVE AT MORTON’S
The New O. P. A. Regulations, Now Bringing Such Excellent Values in Many Items of Clothing, Demand
the SametCeiling for All Stores on These Items. See Morton’s Lower Cash Way Prices ...See the O.P.A.
Ceiling Tickets on These Garments and You’ll See How Much
You Save at Morton’s.
EASTER NEWS
For Little Daughter . . .
Tots’ Wool SLITS
Eisenhower Jacket Suits „
with all-around pleated UP ^y |J/J
skirts. Easter Egg colors Jn / ^
of aqua, copen, green, " f
and red. Sizes 2 to 6.
Other Suits and
Coats, sires 1 to 6x
$4.90 to $18.70
Brother and Sister
COATS . . . $4.79
Smart Easter outfits, yet so inexpen
sively priced. Belted back and fly
front. Popular brown check. Sizes
1 to 3.
Boys' cap to match, 98c
Girls' bonnet to match, 98c
Morton's, Babyland
v*
Migg Grammarite'g Own
Cardigan
All-Wool Suit
Trim little cardigan
jacket, matching
skirt pleated all the Ak jM g~\ g~\
way around ... both SC f /§ CJf J
in American Beauty, y/' M f M j • S ”
gold, copen or mint.
l Sizes 7 to 14.
' • Wear it with a he-feathertd Scatty Cap, $1.79
• And an adorable Blouse, sizes 7 to 14, $2.89
| Morion's, Girls’ Shop
r- 1 11 1 i
Hats
Easter
Complete selection of
Bretons. Rollers.
Scotties. Bonnets and
Sailors. Straws and
Felts.
5179 to $24’
Bags to Match
$1.35 to $1.86
Pin. Fed. T»x
See the Wonderful Styles
Girls’ Wool Coats
CrtZ7, $g.99
• THE COAT comes in the ever-loved
“boxy” style . . . easy and casual, fast
ened with great big simulated pearl but
tons. Gold, blue or green, in sizes 7 to 14.
• Other Spring Suits. Sizes 7 to 14, 1
$7.49 to $24.90
• Other Spring Coats. Sizes 7 to 14,
$8.49 to $18.40
Morion’s, Girls’ Shop
designed to
make you a
leader in the
Easter Fashion
Parade
100% All Wool
Gabardine
Suits
$28*o
Stunning new styles in your
first love for Easter . . . GAB
ARDINE! Come to Morton’s
and yours may be navy, black
or any number of glorious
Spring shades. All superbly
tailored. Sizes 10 to 18.
Morton's, Second Floor
Other Easter Suits, Toppers
and Coats, $13.99 to $59.50
Sizes for Juniors, Misses end Women
Boys' Tousn Is Crammed Full of |
Easter Need for Boys From 2 to 22 |
Two-Tone Prep Suits
100% all wool! . . .
2-tone leisure coat
with full rayon lin
ing and pleated
slacks to match the
front. 10 to IS years.
Other Leisure Suits
$10.49 to $20.50
HUSKY
FELLOW’S
EASTER
APPAREL
• Suits with long
trousers, sizes
8 to 22,
$14.99 to $26
• Knicker Suits,
sizes 6 to 12,
$10.90 to 1
$18.90 1
• Sports Coats, I
sizes 6 to 12, 1
$12.90 to \
$16.50
• Trousers,
$5.40 to $7.50
Boys’ Easter
Needs:
• Dress Shirts, sizes
8 to 14 .... $1.25
• Eton Suits, 100%
wool, sizes 3 to 8,
$5.79
• Coat and Hat Sets,
100% wool, sizes 3
to 10 $7.90
• Cotton Jersey Suits,
sizes 2 to 8 $1.89
• Long Trousers, sizes
4 to 20.
$2.29 to $8.90
MORTON’S BOYS'
TOWN
427-433 Seventh Street
N.W.
. BOYS’ *r
CADET SUITS
$1 Q49
All wool, properly labeled. In
clude! single-breasted coat and
a pair of pleated matching trous
ers. 8 to 18 yrs.
Other Boys' Suits,
$9.99 tor $27.50

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