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Week-End Events of Interest
To Service Personnel Here
This calendar of events cf
interest to service personnel is
compiled by the Armed Services
Hospitality Committee. Addi
tional information may be ob
tained at the Volunteer In
formation Service Desk, 1350
Pennsylvania avenue N.W., Re
public 4104. The desk is open
Saturday, 1 to 8 p.m., and Sun
day, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
TODAY.
Dances.
Capital Girls Society 8:30 pm., free
Thomson Center. Twelfth and L street
N.W
St. Matthew's Cathedral Club. IKI
N' street N.W’.. orchestra. 9-12. 50 cents
USO-YWCA. Seventeenth and K street
N W . record dance 9 p.m . free.
Cardozo Center. Thirteenth and Cliftoi
streets N.W’.. social dancing lnstructioi
followed by square dancing. 7:30 p.m
free.
Soical Hour.
USO-YWCA. Seventeenth and K street
N W. penthouse lounge, cards and games
6 p.m.. free
Kelley-Miller Center. Forty-ninth am
Washington place N.E. (Negro), dancing
aports and Barnes.
YMCA. 1810 Twelfth street N.W. <Ne
tro* varied entertainment 8 to 11.
USO-YMCA. 1736 G street NW„ 7:3i
pm free.
Sports.
Cardozo Center Thirteenth and Cliftoi
streets N.W., badminton. 6:30 to 10:3i
p.m free
_T ,VrSO‘YWCA Seventeenth and K street
NW swimming, family nitht. 7 to 8 p.m.
35 cents.
Music.
Army Band. Capitol steps. 8 p m., free
TOMORROW.
Dances.
Presbyterian Hospitality House. 176:
N street N.W’.. inlormal. 8:30 p.m.
Interstate Society. Roosevelt Hotel. 210
sixteenth street N.W.. 9 p.m . s\ 5<»
Mt. Vernon Place Church. 900 Massa
cnusetts avenue N.W.. square and ball
room dancing. 8::io p.m free.
Si Matthew's Cathearal Club. 1814 *
street N.W orchestra. 9 p.m . 50 cents
USO-YMCA. 1 730 G street N W. or
chestra GSO hostesses. 8:30 pm. 2.'
cents.
USO-YWCA, Seventeenth and K atreet,
N W . 9 pm. 50 cents.
Servicemen s Lounge and Informatior
Center. 125 N Columbus street. Alexan
ona Record dance. 8:30 p m . free
YMCA. 1816 Twelfth street N.W
(Negro*, dance and floor show. 9 to 1^
p.m.; 25 cents.
s YWrCA, 901 Rhode Island avenue N W’
»Negro>. Blue Triangle Lounge, dancini
and refreshments. 9 p.m. to midnight, free
Social Hour.
at P£c^yterlan Hospitality Hous*. 1762 ^
St John's Canteen. 3240 O atreet N W'
Dancing, games, refreshments, 7:30 pm
Free
Calvary Baptist Church. Eighth and R
•treets N.W. 6 30 to 1! pm Free
USO-YWCA. Seventeenth and K street!
N W.. coffee hour. 6 p.m. Free.
Music. Art.
Washington Chapel. 2810 Sixteenth
atreet NW, Utah Centennial Chorus. 8
p m. Fref
The Phillips Gallery. 1600 Twenty-first
afreet N.W informal lecture. 4 pm Free.
BIAUAY.
Dances.
USO-Jewish Community Center. Six
teenth and Q streets N.W., record dance
8:30 p in Free
USO-YMCA. 1736 G street NAV.. rec
ord dance. GSO hostesses. 8 p.m. Free
USO-YWCA. Seventeenth and K street.*
NAV., penthouse, record dance, 9 pm
■ Free.
Social Hour.
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth
and Q streets N.W.; television and games
8 p.m., free.
1 USO-YMCA. 1736 G street N.W., gam?
room opens at noon; snack supper, 6:3ti
p.m., free.
YMCA. 181« Twelfth street N W. (Nt
igro). tea. 5 p.m. Free.
USO-YWCA. Seventeenth and K streets
N W , penthouse, music and games. .3 p.m
- St. Matthew’s Cathedral Club. 1814 N
street N.W., open from 10 a m. to 10 p.m
Sightseeing and Picnic Groups,
s Calvary Baptist Church. Eighth and h
streets NAV Meet other young people Sr
i Kendall Hall to plan afternoon activities
t 12.30 p.m.
National Presbyterian Church. 1704 >
street NAV.. plan activities at noon. Re
freshments. free
; Sports.
USO-YMCA. 1736 G street N.W.. swim
ming. 10 a m. to 3 p.m.. 25 cents.
Music.
All Souls’ Church. Sixteenth and Har
. vard streets N.W.. organ recital 6 p.m
Marine Band. Jefferson Memorial. 8 p.m
> free.
Service Band Concert. Carter Barror
Amphitheater, Rock Creek Park, 8 p.m.
, itree.
i Special.
Grand opening. Lutheran Service Lounge.
51738 Jackson place N.W.. 4 p.m.
Grandstand tickets for Nats home games
at Griffith Stadium. 50 cents. Call RE
4104 or see special service officer.
Canal barge trips, campfire programs,
historical tours and nature walks. Call
Republic 1820. branch 2557 (Saturday and
• Sunday, branch 3161).
The Soldiers. Sailors. Marines and Air
men’s Club. H»15 L street NAV . is open
24 hours a day. Television, pool table,
radio, writing room, piano, card table and
library. Canteen in basement Is open
Monday through Friday. ; a m. to p.m.:
Saturday. 7 am. to 6:30 p.m.; Sunday. 8
a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tall Fashions
Featuring Apparel
for Tall Girls
OPENING
AUGUST14TH
I 927 F ST. N.W. |
Southeast Store
(2324 Penno. eve.
SI.) Open every
Night Until
9 PM
ALL MORTON’S STORES
OPEH SATURDAY!
Downtown Store Open 9:30 a.tn. until 7 p.tn.
Southeast Store Open 10 a.tn. until 9 p.tn.
Larger Women! Misses!
5795 j0 $14.95 Dresses
Famous
s-T-sm Labels •
Carnory” sun
dress and bo
lero of ban MW
Elver e h a m- ~ U V m
bray. Sices •
Sunbachs
I
Yes . . . famous labels like "Toby
Tyler," "Pat Perkins," "Brook
shire," and "Gail Carnogy."
Famous fabrics . . . "Enka"
rayon sheers, "Mallinson"
rayons, "Dan River" cot
tons. Dozens of lovely new
styles . . . many are few
of a kind. Dressy, classic
and casual fashions.
Plenty of cool sun
back dresses with
separate boleros for
larger women and
misses. Sizes 9
to 15, 12 to 20
ond 38 to 52
in the group.
I Summer Clearance Bargains. I
\ Gins- andT^55;"l.59
SFS^.5«'r 1 I
1 P°:ke,S,« ta Si 59 Midrim and H»«ers ... 1
l S**^o* * **"“ «—r- %Me \
I 'Sstd Sms. Pastel aod dads W I
te&SSSF^ 3
1 Mieses’ $1.69 Shorty Pajamas.. • 1
I 2-pc. styles wj* *\ \
1 end broadcloths. Perfect quality. Sues I
1 32 to 38. linnoN'S-W* _—J
Bethesda-Chevv Chase Store
and Bethesda Budget Store
Open
Saturdays
9:30 to 6 all summer y ft$E* * WISCONSIN <* tyf CTCft,
SHOP in cool comfort at our
4 /
, Bethesda-Chevy Chase Store
EVERY
SATURDAY'
all summer long
park in our convenient parking lot .. . walk right into the
store ... no streets to cross . . . cool, cool, air-conditioned
comfort ... a fountain room for luncheon or
snack . . . Charles of the Ritz Beauty Salon ... a barber
shop just for children ... a convenient store for men
... a shoe repair section ... outdoor garden supply shop.
COMING—
our CAMPUS
CORNER ready
August 7th
where you'll see your favor
ite campus fashions . . . find
them easy to select.
see what wonderful
PLANNING for COLLEGE
f
we’ve done for you
1. oh( *vonderful raincoat with deep
armholes to fit over suits. Sheds its hood
when you1 wish. It's Celanese rayon
Dovcelle . . . black, green or navy. Sizes
8 to 18, 17.95
Misses' Coats, First Floor
2. "the THING," that's what Serbm calls the clever
weskit-and-shirt, all in one piece. It's smooth rayon
gabardine in five variations. There's contrast in
solid colors. Or plaids, checks or stripes against plain.
Each, 5.95
Stem slim skirt. . . many color choices, 5.95
Sportswear, First Floor
3. the sheath, Parade's velvet-belted
rayon faille. Choose black or new, new
charcoal gray. Buttons claim attention on
one side, pocket on t'other, 8.95
Suburban Shop, First Floor
m
4. a "Mademoiselle" Scoop of the
Month is pretty sure to be wonderful-for
the-money. That's our pretty rayon
taffeta by Tailored Jr. Buttons sparkle . . .
full hemline waltzes, even when you walk,
14.95
Juniors' Shop, First Floor
5. glorious colors, you'll
agree, when you try on j
our velveteen visor cap by
Betmar. Choose lime,
graphite gray, russet,
brown, black, navy,
gold or red, 5.00
Millinery, First Floor
exciting savings-priced
SPECIALS go on SALE
* " -
C TOMORROW at 9:30
■4
* sample BELTS
They're manufacturer's samples . . .
they'd regularly sell for 1.50 to 5 00.
Capeskins, patents, suedes, straws,
velvets, saddle leathers, snake
skins, kidskins.
> Very SPECIAL 75c
EARRING savings
smart mock pearls with gold-colored
metal . . . many styles. If in our
regular stock, they'd be
3.00 to 5.00. Add 20% Federal tax
SPECIAL 2.00
Granite NYLONS
in our regular stock at 1.35 . . .
flattering 15-denier, 51-gauge
stockings . . . with Granite's famous
garter block that help prevent garter
runs . . . guide seams straiahter.
SPECIAL 1.08
Hosiery, First Floor
COTTON SLIPS
In our regular stock, they're 2.95.
Shadow-paneled, eyelet-trimmed
' white lawn.
SPECIAL 1.95
Lingerie, First Floor
more excellent VALUES
Washable ROBE
that's the purely practical side of
Saybury's rosebud print housecoat.
Wrap-around with big Docket... it's
pink, blue, cream or navy rayon back
ground. Sizes 10 to 20 . . . 8.95
Robes, First Floor
GIRLS’ COTTON DRESSES
pretty, young dresses with
plaid skirts . . . plaid ruffles
edging the deep squarish yokes.
. Sanforized, so residual
shrinkage is less than 1 °'o.
Green or blue; sizes 7 to ’2. 3.95
Girls' Shop, Lower Level
SMOCKED by HAND
such fetching dresses for your
young daughters. Bright plaid cot
tons are hand-smocked, white
collared. Sizes 3 to 6x. 6.95
Juveniles' Shop, Lower Level
14 DAYS to TRY IT
thot's Van Heusen's Century shirt.
You can buy it, try it, wash it . . .
return it 14 days later if not
completely satisfied. In white, 3.95
Blue, gray or tan, 4.50
Men's Shop, First Floor
Hors d’oeuvres TRAY
party-perfect and a gift treasure, too.
Everlast's hand-hammered alumi
num tray has 4-partition glass center
inset. 14Vi-inch diameter, 5.50
Gifts, Lower Level
DRAPERY and VALANCE
this popular set is rich rayon faille,
with generous 90-inch drapery.
For single windows. Your choice of
rose, hunter green, chartreuse,
wine or oyster white. Set, ' 3.95
Draperies, Second Floor
PAT-A-PLAOUE
, Now mothers can make
(and have in permanent form
Girls’, Juveniles’Summer Dresses, were 4.95,5.95,6.95. Now 2.95, 3.95, 4.95 tbe Pnn* adorable baby feet or
VjJL, i Sub'teen Cotton Dresses, were 8.95 and 10.95. Now 5.95, 7.95 h°p^k ^bl^ows^Jf.^S
I Girls’ Cotton Skirts, were 3.95, 4.95. Now 2.95 Infants' Department, Lower Level
• Many Attracti3#ly Priced Finds at>|Qur Bethesda Budget Store, 7201 Wisconsin Avenue, too, f<fir Saturday Shoppers.r

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