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B-6
THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C.
_ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2.V 19.,*
WHY GROW OLD?
Holiday From Calories
On Christmas Day
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
I never know just what my
readers would like to do about
not growing old on Christmas
Day.
Os one thing I feel pretty
sure, even if you do take time
to read the column, it isn’t
likely that you will go easy on
the calories. There just are
too many tempting dishes and
rich foods around to expect
you to use much restraint.
And I’m not at all sure it’s
necessary. The real enemy ;
of the slim and youthful figure
Is persistent ignoring of the :
After-Christmas
CLEARANCE
DRESSES
SELECTED FROM REGULAR STOCK
WOOLS—TAFFETAS—SI LKS
Daytime — Afternoon—Cocktail
JUNIOR AND MISSES' SIZES
Formerly $29.95 to $89.95
NOW Op to 50% OFF
GROUP OF
BLOUSES »< SKIRTS
Formerly $7.95 to $22.95
NOW 25% OFF
WINTER COATS
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WOOLS
JUNIOR AND MISSES' SIZES
Formerly $65.00 to $295.00
Ip to Mi% OFF
ALL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO RRIOR SALE
ALL SALES FINAL—NO EXCHANGES—NO REFUNDS
NaP)
STORE HOURS
Mon., Thun., Fri., 12:30 to 9 P.M.
Tues., Wed., Sot., 9:30 to 6 P.M.
8636 Colesvillo Rd. Silver Spring, Md.
— —:
DDDDDDDDDDD^ imVrNI
RAMSHOB
Starts Tomorrotv
SHOE
SALE
FOR WOMEN
—who appreciate the inestimable value
of SUPERB QUALITY. STYLE and CAREFUL
FITTING SERVICE. Many of our customer*. over I
the year*, have recognized the traditional excel*
lence of Storm's Footwear at REGULAR PRICES.
We appreciate this and can assure you that this
season's Sale Offerings at SUBSTANTIAL RE
DUCTIONS will again confirm your confidenre.
1029 Pair* from Regular Stork
SUEDE—KID—CALF
n. 90 dLgy
Reduced Price*
12-9°
Sure $3 to S.i 1/1.90
a Pair "J
Sorry —N» Marl. Mm at COD' I
NOTI-— Our Bosic Block, Brown, Blue ond White
Kid Oxford* ore never reduced.
CTffcPJU'S 520 ,2H| St Nw
latwaa* f aai 7) 01 7U 77
tenets of good nutrition—and
this one day won t make much
difference.
So go right ahead and enjoy
yourself. That’s what I’m go
ing to do.
For the next week, however,
when all those party desserts
are served, you can go easy on
them. Try to avoid tasting
and sampling as you prepare
goodies for the family and the
children who are home for the
holidays.
You can have this happy
thought, however. Starting on
January 6 we will again pitch
right into the annual S-week
self - improvement Marathon,
during which you and thou
sands of women all over the
country will be taking off as
much as 20 pounds in just 8
short weeks.
Anything you can spare your
self between now and then will
give you that much better
start.
I hope you have a wonder
ful Christmas.
Mrs. Roosevelt
To Be Speaker
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will
be the guest speaker at the
Initial meeting of the newly
formed Woman’s Suburban
Democratic Club of Montgom
ery County on January 4, Mrs.
! Don Pryor, president pro tern,
has announced.
Mrs. Roosevelt will discuss
“Democratic Suburbia” before
some 300 members and guests
of the club at a luncheon
meeting in Normandy Farm,
Potomac, Md.
Impetus for the new club,
Mrs. Pryor explained, came
from a large group of subur
ban housewives who worked In
this year s campaign.
The idea is to make it pos
sible for these women to en
gage in activities on a larger
scale than is possible through
the already existing smaller
clubs in the area.
' Club membership will be
drawn primarily from the
western suburban area of
Montgomery County. Lun
cheon meetings with nationally
prominent speakers will be a
regular feature of the club
programs to be held every
other month.
Temporary officers were
chosen by the organizing group
of 35 women to serve for a
six months’ term after which
an election will be held to fill
all offices for a two-year term.
New officers in addition to
Mrs. Pryor are: Mrs. Edward
M. Bernstein, Mrs. Drexel
Sprecher and Mrs. George L.
Weil, vice presidents: Mrs.
William R. Considine, record
ing secretary: Mrs. Leßoy
Allison, jr„ corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Melville E. Locker,
treasurer; Mrs. Pat Holt, par
liamentarian and Mrs. Darius
Phillips, chairman of mem
bership.
Christmas
Eve Fetes
Are Held
Continued From Page. B-l
nora de Berckemeyer, the
Myron Cowens, the Chilean
Ambassador and Senora de
Rodriguez, Judge and Mrs.
Homer Ferguson, Mrs. Bedeli !
Smith, Mr. and Mis. James L.
Houghteling, the Daniel Bells
and the Bernard Gallaghers.
Still others were the Floyd
Akers, former Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Julius A i
Krug, Mr. and Mrs. John C. :
Pyles, Capt. and Mrs. William
Murphy, Mrs. Wade Ellis, Mr j
and Mrs. John F. Shields, for
mer Senator and Mrs. Burton I
Wheeler, Gen. and Mrs. Robert
W. Hasbrouck, the Conger
Pratts. Mr. Harvey Williams
and Dr. and Mrs. Irving Brot
man.
Store honra daily: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
7 Corner* evening shopping: Thy. day and Friday until 9:30 pjn.
CLEARANCE
of Women’s Shoes
Second Floor
Del- R \
man', diwontinned \
standard pump \
with the famona R \
Black, ■ \
brown, or blue calf
or
heels only.
Many groups of onr famous designer shoes, including such
names as Delman, Bally, Herbert Levine, Andrew Geller and
Jnlianeili have been token from otock ond greotly reduced for
immediate clearance. Suede, calf in black, brown, bine or grey.
On some of these shoes intermediate markdowns have been
taken. Many styles and colors, but not all sizes or colors in any
one style.
Were NOW
18.95 to 38.50. 13.85 to 21.85
Also a group of evening shoes
were 26.95 to 37.50 NOW 19.85
ALL SALES FINAL NO APPROVALS
NO MAIL. PHONE OR C.O.D. ORDERS
ON SALE AT OUR MAIN STORE ONLY
Julius Qarjinckel & Co.
T STREET AT FOURTEENTH • NAtiaaal 8-7710
Miss Faddis
Is Married
Mrs. Joseph Fletcher Calvert
of New York and Mr. William
H. Faddis announce the mar- {
riage of their daughter. Miss
Marilyn Elsa Faddis, to Mr.
Maynard Charrington Nicholl,
jr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholl
of Chevy Chase. The wedding
took place Saturday in the
Church of Transfiguration In
New York with the Rev. Ran
dolph Ray officiating.
Given in marriage by her
step-father, Mr. Joseph Fletch
er Calvert, the bride wore a
white Italian silk taffeta gown
with a close-fitting bodice
1 serrj| I
I' (Christmas I
I •$0 AU I
II Wisconsin 7 Corner* H
Western Aves. Conn Shopping Center |H j
Oven mure. Open Mon.-Thurt. HOT
IHH and Fri. Nights Avenue Fri. Nighte
Julius Qarjinckel & Co.
After-Christmas
CLEARANCE
of China and Glass
• »
Seventh Floor
MAIN STORE ONLY.
Vs to Vs off on limited quantities of
stemware, French boudoir mirrors, fancy
china and glassware, table lamps.
All have been taken from regular stock.
SORRY, NO MAIL, TELEPHONE
OR C.O.D. ORDERS.
ALL SALES FINAL
NO APPROVALS
F STREET at FOURTEENTH • NAtlonal 8*773®
with Alencon laee and seed
pearls at the neck and waist,
terminating in a chapel train.
Miss Betty Illsley of Boston
was maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were' Miss Judy
Lawson of Cranston. R. I. and
Miss Sue Franklin of Bayside,
L. I Mr. Millard Ottman of
Arlington was the best man.
The bride was graduated
from Colby College and is at
tending Columbia University.
Mr. Nicholl, who just returned
from a two-year tour of duty
with the armed forces in Eu
rope. is completing his law
course at the University of
Virginia.
The couple will live in
Charlottesville.
OUR MAIN STORE. BPRINO VALLEY AND 7 CORNERS STORES WILL BE CLOSED TODAY.
THEREAFTER OPEN DAILY, 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
T CORNERS EVRNINO SHOPPING: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL 9:30 P.M.
CLEARANCE
Now just at the height of the winter season, we are offering an
outstanding selection of our fashion merchandise at exceptional
savings. All chosen from our own stock. On some of these items
intermediate markdowns have been taken. Many colors, sizes and
styles, but not all in any one group. “Were” means the original
price at which this merchandise was marked in our store.
ON SALE AT OIJR MAIN STORE ONLY
THIRD FLOOR
COUTURIER SALON
Were NOW
SUITS 110.00 to 149.95 73.00 to 90.00
159.95 to 225.00 100.00 to 150.00
DRESSES 69.95 to 125.00 47.00 to 83.00
135.00 to 225.00 90.00 to 150.00
A special group of one-of-a-kind couturier suits
. and dresses also reduced.
BRIDAL SALON—*/» to Vs off on a group of wedding
and bridesmaids’ dresses.
MILLINERY—-1/6 to Vx off on a group of winter hats,
including famous designer model hats.
FOURTH FLOOR
GREENRRIER SPORTS SHOP
Were NOW
SWEATERS 12.95 to 29,95 8.00 to 19.00
SKIRTS 17.95 to 25.00 12.00 to 17.00
A group of sportswear greatly reduced.
COATS, wool tweed, cash,
mere, fleece 79.95 to 155.00 53.00 to 95.00
DRESSES, silk, rayon, wool 29.95 to 89.95 19.00 to 58.00
SUITS, wool tweed, worsted
flannel 49.95 to 135.00 33.00 to 85.00
MISSES’ SHOP
Were NOW
DRESSES, misses’, petite and
half sizes; sheer wool, crepe,
silk for daytime, cocktail and
evening 29.95 to 120.00 19.00 to 78.00
Vs off on a group of dresses
SUITS, misses’, petite and
half sizes; wool crepe, tweed,
sharkskin, flannel 55.00 to 120.00 38.00 to 78.00
MATERNITY SHOP
Vs to Vs off on a group of maternity wear.
FIFTH FLOOR
RLOIJSE SHOP
Were NOW
A group of skirts, blouses
and two-piece separates 10.95 to 89.95 5.00 to 43.00
GIRDLE SHOP ’
A group of bras, some strapless; long line braselettes, girdles,
panty girdles and corselettes. Were NOW
SIXTH FLOOR
' DERUT ANTE SHOP
Were NOW
COATS, full-length, in cashmere,
camel, Cloud #9®, *
fleece, tweed 45.00 to 129.95 29.00 to 83.00
TOPPERS, tweed,
Cloud #9® 45.00 to 65.00 16.00 to 43.00
SUITS, tweeds, flannels 49.95 to 69.95 33.00 to 47.00
DRESSES, daytime, in sheer
wool, flannel, plaid, tweed.. 17.95 to 49.95 12.00 to 33.00
DRESSES, cocktail and short
evening dresses 29.95 to 49.95 19.00 to 33.00
SEPARATES, wool, cotton
skirts 7.95 to 14.95 5.00 to 9.00
JACKETS 7.95 to 25.00 5.00 to 16.041
JUMPERS 22.95 to 29.95 15.00 to 19.00
®ff on a special group of cotton separates.
DEBUTANTE HAT SHOP A group of hats greatly re
duced on the Sixth Floor and in the First Floor Hat Bar.
CHILDREN’S AND GIRLS’ SHOP
Vs to 1/6 off on a group of coats, dresses, snowsults and blouses, 1
sizes l-3x and 3-6 x, and accessories.
Vs to */6 ®ff on a group of coats, dresses, sweaters, jackets, shorts,
skirts and accessories, sizes 7-14 and pre-teen.
AT SPRING VALLEY AND 7 CORNERS
Clearance Merchandise From These Departments t
Coatarier Sain
GreeaMer Sports Shop
Mlrneu’ Shop
Maternity Shop
Dehataate Shops
ChlMroa amd Girls’ Shop
ALL SALES FINAL NO APPROVALS
NO MAIL, PHONE OR C.O.D. ORDERS
Julius Qarjinckel & Co.
» SHEET at FOURTEENTH. BAtUaa! OHM • MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE at Otk.
EM ertam t-iJSi • 1 CORNERS. VIRGINIA. NAtiaaal 8.7710
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