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OFFICERS' WIVES’ CLUBS
Jango Members Serve
Christmas Dinner
By EVELYN M. DENT
Today at the Soldiers. Sail
ors, Marines and Airmens
Club, the JANGO members,
under the direction of Mrs.
Madison C. Whiteside, served
dinner from 10 to 2 p.m.
Those assisting were Sally
An Bower, Sue Bailey, Bonnie
Jean Coffin, Sally Sneed,
Gretchen Groves and Kate
Hines.
They were all happy to
share their holiday to make
the club a “home away from
home” for servicemen.
Army, Navy, Air Force Cotillion
On Thursday the Army,
Navy, Air Force Cotillion will
have their Christmas ball at
Patton Hall, Fort Myer. In
addition to the regular mem
bers, there will be many for
mer members home for the
holidays who are attending as
guests.
MaJ. Gen. and Mrs. Richard
C. Lindsay are the honor
guests and will receive with
the hosts at 8:30 p.m. The
cotillion is sponsored by the
West Point Class of 1934.
Junior hosts include Joan
Ann Neal, Frances Hillyard,
Dale Bilbo, Heather Hanley,
Scott Edson, William Rasco,
Dennis Flynn and Eric Nelson.
They will lead the grand
march. The Mell-O-Tones will
play for the dancing.
Army Guided Missile Group
The second luncheon for the
Army Guided Missile Group
RALEIGH HABERDASHER, WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE'"
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... ....
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Itews*
AFTER-CHRISTMAS
FASHION CLEARANCE
Y"'‘.* /a" ' ' '.A V«*• v v
t %
, Many to choose from. Many one-of-a-kind. Not every colour In every else or style. AH items
subject to prior sale. Sorry, no mail, phone or C.O.D. orders. All sales final.
COATS AND SUITS DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
5—555 Water-Repellent Poplin Coats, alpaca-lined. S3B
9 79.75 Camel Hair Coats, boy-type or tailored. S4B
25 — 69.75 to SBS Stroock, Worumbo or Novelty Wool Coats. $55
17— 89.75 Wool Fleece, Tweed or Novelty Weave Coats. $59
18— S9B to $135 Clutch or Button-Front Coats, wool fleece or tweed. $75
1—5135 Cashmere Coat, clutch-type, shawl-collar, grey, size 8. $99
7 S9B to 129.50 Stroock Wool Fleece Coats. S6B
5 $55 and 59.75 Wool Tweed Suits, some with box jackets. S3B t
14—575 Wool Suits, flannels, tweeds, novelty tweeds. S4B
54—575 to 89.75 Tailored and Dressmaker Suits, wool or wool-and-docron. $59
6 3-Piece Suits with leather box-jackets, wool jersey blouses and tweed skirts.
S4B
I—sll9 3-Piece Costume-Suits, block or browns. Suit with coat. SB9
1—5325 Fur-Lined Coat. - $244
3—139.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats, black only. $lO9
DRESSES DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
38—14.95 to 17.95 Misses' and Junior Dresses, winter cottons or wools. $8
• • 35—19.95 to 22.95 Misses' and Junior Wool and Novelty Fabric Afternoon or Street
Dresses. sl2
28—22.95 and $25 Misses' and Junior Street and Afternoon Dresses, mony fabrics. sl4
54—29.95 ond $35 Misses' and Junior Wool Dresses. sl6 and $lB
42—535 ond 39.95 Misses' and Junior Dresses for street or afternoon. $24 and S2B
26 $45 ond 49.95 Cocktail ond Street Dresses. $34
8— 59.95 ond $65 Designer Dresses, some Moutain Home. $44
10— 69.95 to SBS Designer Dresses, for street or cocktails. $54 ond $64
✓
SPORTSWEAR DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
60—535 to $55 Famous-Named Knitted Dresses, many colours. 27.88
50—535 to 59.95 Sports Suits in flannel and wool tweed. 20.88 te 35.88
3—14.95 to $35 Wool Skirts, flannels and tweed, mostly slim styles. _ 8.88 te 15.88
150—5.95 to 14.95 Blouses, Wool-jerseys, cotton-and-dacron or rayon, pastel or dark
colours. 2.88 to 7.88
100—11.95 to 17.95 Imported Wool Sweaters, classic or dressmaker. 3.88 to 7.99
120—17.95 to $45 Sports Dresses, mostly wool, dark or high shades. 10.88 to 20.88
40—5.95 Plastic Roincoots. 3.88
MILLINERY DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
25—8.95 to 13.95 Foil ond Winter Hats. 4.88
20—16.95 to 22.95 Better Hots. 8.88
20—29.95 to 59.95 Designer Hats. OFF
CHEST CHASE STORE FASHION CLEARANCE
• coats end suits e sports dresses
• dresses e sperts suits
• sperts wear separates e sweaters
• skirts
DOWNTOWN; 1310 F Street CHEVY CHASE, HD.: Wisconsin near Western Avenue NA. 8-9540
Officers’ Wives’ Club is planned
for January 8 at the Little
Tea House with Mrs. James R.
Wendt and Mrs. Robert H.
Offley as hostesses.
At a recent meeting, the
group was formed under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Dwight
E. Beach, wife of Brig. Gen.
Beach, who commands the
Guided Missile Group. Mrs.
Beach and Mrs. Bertram E.
Spivy were hostesses at the
luncheon which followed.
Mrs. Offley was appointed
chairman of the bridge group,
and Mrs. WiUiam H. Bach,
chairman of hospitality.
Bolling Air Force Base
Mr. Clement E. Conger, as
sistant chief of protocol De
partment of State, will be the
guest speaker at the Bolling
Officers’ Wives’ Club lunch
eon on January 3.
Luncheon will follow the
meeting at the Bolling Offi
cers’ Club, Mr. Conger will
speak on “The Role of Pro
tocol
USO Christmas Dinner
For the fifth consecutive
year members of B’nai B’rith
Women, Argo are sponsoring a
Christmas dinner followed by
a "variety show” at the USO
Lafayette Square beginning at
6 p.m. A traditional turkey
dinner with all the trimmings
is being served to approx
imately 500 servicemen and
women.
Plan Christmas Dance
The Capital Club of Virginia
Tech will hold its annual
Christmas dance from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. Thursday in the
Club Hunters Lodge, three
miles west of Kamp Wash
ington in Fairfax County.
— ““Member* Connecticut Ate. Courtesy Parking 11 1
coaTs
Suit'S
d ire sees
blouses
biHUnet'tt
Dukes Plan Party
About 100 guests are ex
pected when Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Irving Terrill Duke en
tertain at a cocktail party
tomorrow in Fort McNair
Officers’ Club.
kAUIGH HABERDASHER, WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE*" ,niißgi " r ' w llir
e
Beginning Tomorrow 9:30 A.M. At Both Stores
FAMOUS ROTHMOOR HAS CHOSEN
RALEIGH'S TO DISPOSE OF ALL
\
REMAINING STOCK OF
*
ROTHMOOR COATS
\ '
Rothmoor Coats that were. *BS
lllraw Rothmoor Coats that were 89.95
Rothmoor Coats that were 99.95
Mk *6B
W\ • Many one-of-a
--' "Sr-- lit kind sample coate
■ L ® Many Designing
■ I fl Room Samples
g|?\ • Many sizes for
■ \]Jl Larger Women
\ ' i * Many sizes for
Little Women
. Sf |\ Now right at the height
■ I M l \ of the winter season ...
Up Mm 1 with many months of
•' 'Slffc JsSf 1 cold weather still to
% come ... we bring you
> these Raleigh special
purchase coat buys. All
y beautifully tailored by
m Rothmoor a number
E \ V handsome wools. COLOURS:
.* « * BAI blue, brown, beige, rosewood,
/vV? jMT green, charcoal, grev or black.
Petite, misses’ and regular
’I ■RSf sizes. All priced for most un
m «£ ■* usual savings. Third floor,
downtown; street floor,Chevy
Chase.
V
DOWNTOWNr 1310 F Street CHEVY CHASE, MD.: Wisconsin near Western Avenue
f ASHER, WASHINGTON '" 1 *
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY!
SPECIAL SALE
CORSETRY
2 Famous Makers
16.50 Warner’s Special Panty-Girdle
With long firm panel-front. White only. Small, J | o**
medium or large sizes. 11'-**
12.50 Warner’g Special Hi-Waiet Girdle
A high-waist girdle that slims and trims waist- 1A 95
line and midriff. In white power net. I”’
12.50 Warner’* Special Legant
Designed with sta-up top. Has lightly boned
••tin panel front, panel back and zipper closing.
5.95 Warner’* Special 2-Way Stretch
Girdles or panty-girdle* with panel front. W'hite nn»
only. Small, medium or large. •*'
,pwW Br * i«
by CORSETRY for three different figure types. 10*^**
All gorment* carefully fitted by our tromed corMtiere*.
DOWNTOWNi 1110 F Street PHONEt NAttend 1-9540
THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C.
TCESDST. DECEMBER as, IBM
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