Evening star. [volume], December 25, 1956, Page B-4, Image 31

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THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C.
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FILL THE FLOWING BOWL —Gay and sparkling as the season is this punch made
with tangy cranberry juice cocktail. Float thin lemon slices on top or bell-shaped
molds of frozen pineapple juice.
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Cloth Coats—Reduced
Winter Casual and Untrimmed Dress Coats |nrQ
that were 69.98 to SBS NOW UO
Winter Casual and Untrimmed Dress Coats BWO
that were 89.98 to sllO NOW • O
100% Cashmere and Untrimmed Winter Coats tAA
that were slls to 139.98 NOW «PO
Dresses—Reduced
Winter Cottons, Wools and Cocktail Dresses, en a
were 17.98 and 19.98 NOW 111
Rayon Crapes, Wool Jerseys and Cocktail Dresses, $1 flf
v were 22.98 and $25 NOW 1 £h
Wools, Rayon Satins, Rayan Crepes, fi a
were 29.98
Blouses and Skirts—Reduced
Cotton and Wool Jersey Blouses, CA
were 1.98 te 12.98 NOW *•
Tweed and Flannel Sknts, e^e
were 9.98 to 17.98 NOW ©**
All Sales Final • Sizes for Misses, Petites and Juniors
SAKS * Twelfth Street
tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.
Saks after-Christmas Fur Clearance
F"' Deep reductions, great, once-a-yeor savings on luxurious Saks
| 1 > quality furs. This is undoubtedly your best opportunity to save
‘ on the fur coot, jacket or stole you have always wanted to own.
r. \ You're wise to choose now for the important savings as well
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I I EXCITING MINK VALUES
..* I I: All fully let out, all natural ... new shapes and varia
(■ tions of short and long front stoles.
natural ranch mink . _ S3BO I
pJpV’Kt '! ;p|fp . natural silver blue mink $430
'<p ' y , | pi natural royal postel mink S4BO
EjmM I cerulean mink pocket $495
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WMlW ii 1 dyed mouton processed lamb coots,
Wpwmmi S|jil dyed Siberian squirrel stoles $lO5
MbKBM rl dyed northern back muskrat stoles,
,-sf' I | 4 ' ' Check $lO5
*■ Each block dyed persian lamb paw coats,
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F dyed northern bock muskrat coats,
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" * > * oc * t dyed Persian lamb coats $295
/js. mm* *^Kk'■}.■.] * natural grey persion lamb coats $370
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\l\ dyed Siberian squirrel coat... $370
Park Free While p , H mink sides coots $395
Shopping at Saks \ \ *,
Canadian beaver coats ~ . $625
full length natural ranch mink coot,
BUBB si .895
as irifM ftu* to* Mmi « Us» fu " let'flfb natural royal postel mink
kMN I* mm Mttstrr * tnei m hm«m tan. WMMMHIHIMIiI coat $2,450
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New Year's Cheer
For Young and Old
By VIOLET FAULKNER
That ageless mark of hospi
tality ... the puneh bowl . ..
will be the bub of countless
homes for the next week as
friends drop by to wish you
the season’s greetings.
Conviviality will be the key
note and what better way to
express it than with good food
and good drinks. The larder
must be filling to overflowing
now with your preparations
for the holidays, so let’s fill
the flowing bowl . . . ’tls the
season to be jolly.
First on our list is a spar-
Diplomats Will Attend
Ballet Guild Benefit
Members of the diplomatic
corps are expected to turn out
en masse Saturday evening,
for the Washington Ballet
Guild, Inc.’s production of the
ballet fantasy, “Cinderella.”
The Constitution Hall per-
kling red cranberry punch with
frozen pineapple bells to float
on top. Make the bells in ad
-vance and store them in the
freezer. When you’re ready to
serve, dip the molds quickly
in warm water and slide the
bells out onto the surface of
the punch.
Designed especially for
young teen-agers who will be
getting together for innumer
able parties during their
Christmas vacation is this fruit
drink. A gay beverage to serve
when they gather at your
house to play the new records
formance will be for the bflpe
flt of the District of Colum
bia Society for Crippled Chil
dren.
Among those expected are
the Danish Ambassador and
Mrs. de Kauffmann, the
Swedish Ambassador and Mme.
Boheman. the German Am
bassador and Mrs. Krekeler,
the French Ambassador and
Mme. Alphand, the Argentine
Ambassador and Senora de
Vicchi, the Brazilian Ambas
sador and Mme. Peixoto, the
Chilean Ambassador and Se
nora de Rodriguez and the
Ambassador of Colombia and
Senora de Urrutia.
Others Expected
Also, the Cuban Ambassador
and Senora de la Campa, the
Ambassador of the Dominican
Republic and Senora de Sala
zar, the Guatemalan Ambassa
dor and Senora de Cruz-
Salazar, the Mexican Ambassa
dor and Senora de Tello, and
the Panamanian Ambassador
and Senora de Vallarlno.
Others expected include the
Peruvian Ambassador and
Senora de Berckemeyer, the
Venezuelan Ambassador and
Senora de Gonzales, and Dr.
Policarpo Callejas B„ the
Charge d’Affalres of Hon
duras.
Sponsors for the event who
will entertain at dinner parties
preceding the performance in
clude Mrs. Preston Wire,
president of the Women’s
Auxiliary of the District of
Columbia Society for Crippled
Children. Mrs. Wire’s guests
will be Dr. and Mrs. Andrew
Prandoni, Dr. and Mrs. John
Walsh, Dr. and Mrs. William
Tobin, Col. and Mrs. Arthur
Allen and Mr. and Mrs. V.
Manning Hoffman.
Dinner Hosts
Mrs. Thornton W. Owen
and Mrs. John Kluge, members
of the guild and the auxiliary,
will also entertain at pre-ballet
dinners. Mrs. Owen’s guests
will be Oen. and Mrs. Louis
Prentiss, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Bell, Mr. Kenneth Birgfeld
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Abell.
Sponsors of the performance
who have taken boxes and will
entertain at parties include Mr.
and Mrs. C. Raymond Wire,
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Sulli
van, Dr. and Mrs. Michael
Mclnemey, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Griffith, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Bralove, Mr. and Mrs.
William Press, Mrs. Evelyn
Barton Brown, Mrs. William H.
Rippard, Mrs. Stephen Slipher,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smithy,
Mr. and Mrs Dale Miller, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conger.
or exclaim over their Christ
mas gifts. It’s easy to make
since all the ingredients go
into a shaker or blender to
mix in a jiffy.
And for the sophisticate, a
champagne punch to drink a
toast to 1957 ... and to all of
you my very best wishes for a
happy New Year!
Cranberry BeU Punch
8 pints cranberry juice cock
tail
1 Ya quarts orange julbe
2 /2 cups lemon juice
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89.98 and 79.98 UNTRIMMED COATS NOW *59
Famous Designer, one-of-a-kind coats to 'A OFF
Famous-Make Woolens—Fitted, Boxy, Wrap Styles
99.98 and 89.98 FUR-TRIMMED COATS NOW *6B
sllO to $125 FUR-TRIMMED COATS NOW S BB
Lavish Furs—Fine Woolens—Newest Fashions
$125 FINE IMPORTED CASHMERE COATS NOW *BB
Assorted Styles and Colors. All sizes to choose from
165.00 Genuine Mink Trims on Pure Cashmere *l2B
49.98 to 69.98 FINE WOOL SUITS NOW *33
59.98 to 79.98 BETTER WOOL SUITS NOW *3B
Finest Makers—Newest Fabrics—Top Styles
Coats and Suits in Junior, Misses, Petite Sizes
19.98 to $25 DRESSES NOW *l3
$25 to 39.98 BETTER DRESSES NOW *l6
39.98 to 49.98 HIGH FASHION DRESSES NOW *22
49.98 to 69.98* EVENING GOWNS NOW *34
Dressy, Cocktail and Casual Styles in Crepes, Wools,
Wool Jerseys, Taffetas, Nets, Laces and Tulles
29.98 to $45 ALL-WOOL KNIT SUITS NOW 1Q.90
1 and 2 piece styles. Pastels, Blacks, Jewel Trims
8.98 to 14.98 ALL-WOOL SKIRTS NOW 4’ 90
29.98 QUILLON SUEDE JACKETS NOW 22’ 90
89.98 FULL LENGTH SUEDE COATS NOW 55 00
5.98 to 8.98 SWEATERS, naveltiae, classics NOW 3'"
14.98 to 17.98 CAR COATS NOW 7 ,9 °
17.98 to 29.98 All Weather Raincoats /VOr ll’ 90
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3 cups pineapple juice
3 cups sugar
1 Ya quarts water
Combine cranberry cocktail,
orange, lemon and pineapple
Juices. Mix well with sugar
and water. Serve in punch
bowl over crushed ice or ice
cubes, or frozen cranberry
bells. Makes 50 servings (Ya
cup each).
To make pineapple bells:
Pour pineapple juice into
small bell-shaped molds.
Freeze in freezing compart-
ment of refrigerator or home
freezer. When ready to serve.
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