Evening star. [volume], May 12, 1946, Page D-3, Image 48

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO
LET US REPAIR OR RESTYLE
YOUR OLD FUR COAT
INTO THE LATEST STYLE THAT
WILL LOOK LIKE NEW
Prices are now the lowest of the year
There is a difference when -you bring your
furs to an expert like Mr. Schwartz, who
knows his furs from A to Z. Mr. Schwartz,
formerly with Zirkin and for the last few
years operating his own shop, is a master
furrier with 35 years' experience, and will
personally examine your garment and give
you his honest opinion whether or not it is
worth the expense of repairing or remodel
ing.
Store your Furs in our
CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE
Vaults where they're fully
protected against all risks.
ScJumUfi7mSif/f
Furrier for 35 Years
NAtional 6346
Second Floor
704 13th Street N.W.
Our Low Overhead Saves You Money
for the Bride and her Anniversaries
Wales presents with great pride a complete line of Cordey china in exquisite pas
tels. Reproductions of famous Dresdenware masterpieces.
(1) 10-in. Figurine..-!—$10.98
(2) Ash Tray_$4.98
(3) 11-in. Figurine_$19.98
(4) 8-in. Vase_$7.50
(5) 8-in. Bird_$12.98
(6) Wall Masque_$19.98
(7) 6-in. Figurine_$4.98
(8) Wall Bracket_$3.50
(9) Cigarette Box_$9.98
(10) Lamp, 24 in. high, com
plete with handmade lace
trimmed shade_$79.98
Decorators
1219 G St. N.W.
From the
GOWN SALON
Second Floor
“Gabrielle”_
a Jenkins Original.
Navy rayon crepe, in
spired by the Grecian
chiton .... carries out
the theme in a Greek Key
motif of gold kid
appliqued on its wide
belt. $139.95
Store your furs
with Erlebacher
Call NAtional 7286
-1210 F Street N.W_
MRS. CUR1LLA.
—Underwood, Photo.
Th^ wedding of Miss Rosella A.
Vivori, daughter of Mrs. John A.
Vivori, sr., of Washington to Mr.
John G. Curilla, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Curilla, sr„ of Hazelton, Pa.,
took place recently in St. Gabriel's
Church.
The Rev. Lewis Albert officiated
in the presence of the immediate
families and close friends, and a
small reception followed at the
home of the bride’s mother.
Mrs. John A. Vivori, jr., sister of
the bridegroom, was the matron of
honor and her husband, who is a
brother of the bride, was best man.
Other attendants were Miss Mary V.
Vivori, sister of the bride, and her
cousin, Miss Dorothy Endrizzi. The
ushers were Mr. George Curilla, jr.,
and Mr. George Chura.
The bridegroom recently returned
from service with the Army in the
Southwest Pacific area. He and
Mrs. Curilla are at present residing
at 4501 Georgia avenue.
I Miss Jahn to Wed
Mr. H. R. Kasvin
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Mr. and, Mrs. Carl Joseph Jahn
are announcing the engagement of
j their daughter, Miss Rose Lorraine
1 Jahn, to Mr. Harry Richard Kasvin
; of Racine, Wis., and Chicago. The
wedding will take place the latter
part of June and Mr. Kasvin and
his bride will make their home in
Chicago.
Miss Jahn was graduated from
Sacred Heart Academy and attend
ed Dunbarton College. She formerly
was an editorial assistant in the
Research Institute of America and
recently resigned her post as sec
retary to Representative William J.
Green of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Kasvin is a commercial artist
with the W. Q. Kling Associates in
GLOGAU
PHOTOGRAPHERS
7109 Wisconsin Ave.
Bctheido
Telephone Wise. 3320
Famout For Outttanding
BRIDAL PORTRAITS
Chicago. He received his training
at the Art Institute and the Amer
ican Academy of Art in Chicago
and at Columbia University in New
York. His work on training films
and other material in the Training
Aids Division of Army Ordnance
during the war won high commenda
tion.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gildenhorn
have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Blanche Gil
denhorn, to Mr. Howard Speisman,
son of Mrs. Tina Speisman of New
York.
Miss Gildenhorn is attending
George Washington University. She
is a native of the District of Co
lumbia.
Mr. Speisman recently was dis
charged from the Navy, in which he
served as first-class petty officer.
The wedding will take place in
the autumn and Mr. Speisman and
his bride will make their home In
Washington.
WANTED
TO BUY
For Our
Diecriminating Clientele
★ Antiques ★ Silver
★ Bric-o-Broc ★ Jewelry
★ China Bronres
★ Ivories if Glassware
★ Furniture if Rugs
Antique—Modern—Oriental
TihMej/Galhtw
(ESTATES APPRAISED)
1100 Wisconsin Ave. ADsms 6476
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oflbeauty
Just Received!
New Shipment
GOSSARD
15-16-18 Inch Girdles
Smart New Satin Rayon Girdles
with firm French-type elastic
Keeps you in line so you con wear
your pretty new wardrobe with ease
and comfort.
EXQUISITE UPLIFT BRASSIERES
to match—satin with lace trim
ming and satin with piquot trim
ming.
7.95 to 22.50
MARY SIMPSON
of
Jean Matou
CONNICTICUT AVINUC AT M
Also on Sale
In Our New
Bcthesda Store
I Jean Matou
Connecticut /Jve.
at M Street
Bethcsda Branch—7115 Wisconsin Avenue
The
Continental .
Serene beauty . . , consummate poise ... in
this Phillipa Macdonald original. Midnight
blue rayon crepe with a back-drop peplum
that ripples free . . . accented with lace
inserts 119.95
Orestes—Second Floor
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We were the salesmen with a maximum of
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energy and a minimum of shoes .. .and
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after saying “no” so many times^a day,
I' "e "ere likely to talve on a \one that* '
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«ounded more like “no, no a thousand
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times no! Those of you who knew us
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better, knew it wasn’t always thus. '
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Now, things are changing... there are
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more shoes coming in to our stores, daily,
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r... now, there are tangible plans to
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improve our facilities for better service.
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^So, soon yon will enjoy all those niceties
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and pleasantries that make shopping a lark
and thus experience
THE QUALITY OF SERVICE
YOU EXPECT OF T. MILLER,
Second of a seriei
1222 F Street. X. W.