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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. THTJUSDAY; PiSBitUAftr 25; !15.
News and Gossip of Washington Society and Social Events
MHS. WILLIAM JENNINGS
BRYAN was hostess at a de
lightful Juncheon today at Cal
umot Place. There were lirty
uests, and luncheon was served at
small tables decorated with spring
blossoms.
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John Harrett,' director general of the
Pan-American Union, was host at
( luncheon today In tho Pan-American
' Union building, when he erHertalned
in honor of Dr. Juan Carlo Blanco of
Uruguay, who 1s In thin country on a.
special mission, and the members or his j
tatr. There were about thirty guests.
Congressman and Mrs. William ' A. I
k Jones, of Virginia, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Anne
Heymour Jones, to Lieut. S. KoIand
nopiuns, unira tiem Artillery, u. 8. A
now stationed at. Port Myer. No plans
have yet been made for tho weddlnir. I
Miss Jones entertained at luncheon to
day a number of close friends, to whom
he announced her betrothal in a clever
way. The buffet luncheon was served
W courses from a table decked with
Klllarney roses, and the loes were In the
form of engagement rings, with Cupid
f perched upon the rim. which gave the
ecret away. The house was elaborately
decorated with American Beauties arid'
.Richmond roses, used in the drawing
wuuia, una' spring nowers in mo Hall
way. -4.-
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Elder, of In
alai'apolls, reached Washington today
to ppend the week-end with tho Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall.
Mrs. Elder will bo tho guest of honor
at a luncheon to bo given on Saturday
by Mrs. Claude Swanson, wife of Sen
ator Swanson, of Virginia.
Mrs. Rufus Day will entertain on
Wednesday, March 3. in compliment to
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall.
Mrs. Dudlov Knox will give a bridge
party on Saturday afternoon.
) William Nelson Page has cards out
' for a smoker on Wcdncsduy evening,
nest.
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Mrs. William A. Slater. Mrs. George
A. Becker, Miss Klbbey, Mrs. Julian
James. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Conrad Beck
er, the Hon. Airs. O'Brien, Mrs. Arthur
"Willert, Mrs. James Parmeloe. and Mrs.
Paul Bartlett are the boxholders at the
Belasco Theater today and tomorrow
for Edward S. OurtW Indian drama,
"The Land of tho Head Hunters," for
the benefit of the war zone victims.
The floor committee includes Oorge
Oakley Totten (chairman). Franklin Hi
lls, Wllber Underwood. Richard Flour
noy. Donald McDonald, and William
Flather. Those selling programs nrt
Mrs. Norman Underwood, Mrs. Kath
leene Johnson, Miss Franclse Williams,
Miss Mary Lord Andrews. Miss Frances
Moore, Miss Helen Walcott. Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Miss Julia Whiting.
Miss Rebecca Wllmor. Miss Ruth Wil
son, Miss Eleanora Morgan. Miss Barry,
the Misses de Perm, Miss Adelaide
Heath, Miss Madge Stokes. Miss Van
Puren. Miss Helena Elliott, Miss Hen
oernnn. nnH Mis, K'ntliafnA n....,
Warrenton. Those who will give thea
ter parties are Mrs. K. F. Andrews,
Sirs. Arthur f.ee unci Mn Mrm..-j
Mrs. E. F. Andrews will be In charge
v. i.ie Bins lonay ana Mrs. George F.
Becker on Friday.
.
Miss Kathyn F. Hughes was hostess
ftt a partv this afternoon In celebration
or her tenth birthday anniversary.
Miss Harriet Ellen Harding, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Almon Hard
ing, became tho bride Of Dr. Marshall
&'W.on,TGtl.tJLrtSr'"0? 'the United States
Public Health Service last night at the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The ceremony- was performed bv the
w. Dr. James S. Montgomery, assisted
by the. Rov. J. T. Ensor. The church
was beautifullv decorated with flowers
and palms, while the organist of the
church, assisted by the choir, gave nn
Interesting program. The bride, who
wasf given In marriage by her fnther.
wore a gown of white crepe meteor,
veiled In lace and tulle, a long court
train hung trom her shoulders, and Rhe
carried a shower of lilies of the vaHey
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Daughter." "Cicero." and a last talk
on "Caesar and Pompcy's Theater."
E. H. Sothern will Introduce Mr.
Fuller, and the course will bo under tho
patronage of Mrs. N. 8. Bhaler. Mr. and
Mrs. Logan Waller Page. Mrs. Allan
McClanc, Miss Cornelia Aldls, Mr. and
i Tini onia .innnnnn. inn itev. ii.
and' Mrs. Fred Ward Denys. Mr. and
Mrs. Hcnnen- Jennings, Miss Amaryils
ouictt. Mrs. wicKiirre kosc, rroi. v-:
Innri Ahho. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.
a -. Lt.., Ul(ai Rnnntnr nnil
Mrs. Francis E. Warren, Senator and
Mrs. Duncan U. icicner. ur. ".
William Cllne Borden, Dr. and Mrs.
Mttchel Carroll. Col. and Mrs. James
Worden Pope. Miss Mary E. Spencer,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iombard. Miss
(1,11,1.1. ntnntriii. nd Col. and Mrs.
J- ': "e.yVU'U5."'-. ' l llltn-v
v.oionei i.anuiB m ..........
attache or tno American emunanj i
Rome.
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A meeting of the Sunshine and Com
munity Society win lane piace ui ihu
Raleigh tomorrow at 2 o'clock, under
i. .....in nt Hi, Plni-nco nrlttenton
Branch. The program consists or
Kcnoes from ine uonvenuon, oy niro.
W. H. Osborne; a talk on "Africa." by
Mrs. Charles G. Abbott, and an address
by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. There
twill be musical selections by Mrs. Paul
Ewlng. Miss Lcla Howard, Miss Eliza
beth Heltmuller, and Miss Flora A.
Brlggs. All who arc Interested In the
work are invited.
4.
Teas and At Homes.
MRS. J. H. TOMB.
Mrs. J. H. Tomb, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Tomb, stationed at the Navy
Yard Is one of the most graceful
Washington.
and orchids. Her veil was of tulle and
was arranged with orange blossoms.
Her schoolgirl cousin. Miss Helen
Brown, or Snlcm. Wis., was maid or
honor. .She wore a gown of pale, blue
taffeta combined with tulle and carried
a shower or tiny pink rosebuds.
There were two bridesmaids, Miss
Margaret Gessford and Miss Alice
Holmes. Thev wore rinlntv vnnma f
pink pussywillow taffeta trimmed with
accordion pleated chiffon and carried
baskets of pink sweet peas. Dr. J. P.
Leake, of the United States public health
Bervice, was best man, and the ushers
were D. M. Earll, W. E. Springer, A. N.
Finn, A. Sampson, F. C. Nlelson, and J.
L. Moneyway A small reception followed
at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Harding,
arter which Dr. and Mrs. Guthrie left
for a wedding trip. They will live at
the canal zone, Isthmus of Panama,
where Dr. Guthrie is stationed.
An Interesting muslcale was given on
Monday afternoon by the pt-Pils of Mlsa
Berd S. Wilson's and Miss Zelda L.
Miller's classes at T. Arthur Smith's
studio. During Miss Wilson's absenc
from town the people In her class have
been under Miss Miller's instruction.
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A course of lectures by S. Richard
Fuller, on Roman history, has been ar
ranged to take place at the Playhouse
at 4 o'clock In the afternoon of the four
last Mondas in March. The first lec
ture on "Cleopatra and Her Children"
will be followed by "Selene, Cleopatra's ,
Mrs. Alexandra K. Anderson Is re
ceiving this afternoon.
Mrs. Wlllard K. Saulsbury will be at
home today and will have receiving with
her, her sister, Mrs. Bruce Ford, of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Ford is passing
some days with Senator and Mrs. Sauls
bury. --
"f he members of the Washington Club
will entertain at a tca-danco on Mon
day afternoons, March 1 and March 15.
Miss Edith Spoffard is hoetest at a
tea-dunce this afternoon at the Homo
Club. 14 Jackson place.
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Mrs. Samuel Reber, wife of Colonel
Rebcr, entertained at tea yesterday aft
ernoon at her residence on Jefferson
place. The guests or honor wre Mrs.
Laurence Benet, of Paris, who, with Mr.
Benet. Is visiting Alexander Legare, und
Airs; Frederick Chapln, or Erie, N. Y.,
who 1b tho guest fllf Colonel and MrB.
Reber.. Mrs. Chapln will later visit
Commander and Mrs. Archibald Davis.
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth ar
rived In Washington yesterday, and will
be at the Shoreham for some time. Mrs.
Longworth has Just returned from Oys
ter Bay, where sho has been visiting her
father and mother. Col. and Mrs. Theo
dore Roosevelt.
Miss Mary Wheeler Vest Is making a
visit at Centervllle, on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland.
Miss Prlro Collier and Miss Sara
Price Collier, of Tusedo Park, are at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Miss Isabel Hayncr. of Ohio, arrived
at the 8horeham yesterday and Joined
her mother. Mrs. W. M. Hayner, who
has been spending tho season at the
Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sothern will re
turn this week to their- home on R
street.
!
Rear Admiral J. A. Martin, of the
Argentine navy, arrived at tho Shore
ham yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. Hobblns. who has been the
guest of Commissioner of Corporations
and Mrs. Joseph Davies for the past
fortnight, has returned to her homo In
Wisconsin.
Mrs. George Yandes Wheeler is en
tertaining Informally at tea this after
noon In compliment to her sister-in-law,
Mrs, Harry Marshall Wheeler.
Ml-B (llU-lna MMinnln,. ..." HIkh !.
Inlhoun, of Annapolis, will do the. hon-
uro ai ine lea laDie.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward T. Donnelly
!ave visiting them Mr. and Mrs.
Brlstcd, of Lenox, Mass.
4.
Mrn. HVflnil a Mn.i. n..t -ki. r.....-
lyn Nash, who has Just returned from
a visit In Philadelphia, will bo at home
this afternoon. Among those who will
".I?.1.8.1 nr.6 Mr"- Colbv Dodge. Mrs.
William P. Hall, and Mrs. Henry D.
Jlood.- Tomorrow Mrs. Nash will bo
hostess at luncheon in compliment' to
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan.
3lJBcor?e Tuly Vaughan will re
ceive this afternoon.
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Dinners and Dances.
Tho .11. .1 ... . ..
vtii "r .' "" mven in rne large
ballroom 'of tho Wlllard last evening
,..-.u outmi wb wen as an artistic
SUCCCSS. ExhlhlHnn rinni.li.. 1... Ml..
Joan Sawyer varied the program, and
R..I.C.KI uancing was participated In by
tho more than aoo present. Among
those entertaining parties varying from
four to eight and ten were Senator and
Mrs. Gilbert Mltrhrnnlr vhn I.-.. r.
large party of young people for their
daughter. Miss Ruth Hitchcock; Mr.
and Afrit, tiiwitnt. niK. s- . -
?. ?.: 'Hftlr. M. M. Parker, Mrs. C.
uM5'Cnord'. aen- Bnd Mrs. John A.
jonnston, and numerous Impromptu par-
.,
,Biri?' ?cn; Hna MrB- """ r- So"
Will nn tin nt a of .1Ii,a. .m
... ..-" " "tiiiuu iwuurruw oven
niff at their quarters at Fort Myer. In
tiii it "'. u"n. anu xvirs. xasKer if.
Cant, nnri 1ft.a r n njtt.l. ..11.
S.,1Lnn.'r ton'ght at tho Army and Navy
Club In compliment to tho Secretary
of tho Naw and Mrs. Daniels.
wm2lw;uJ5"lll""u9L.-M
... ...u..n ,.,,c unwitT iiobib at ine
Army and Navy Club tonight.
Th nfilpprB Oml laU., irA.i
JlliLf1 a hop In tho Administration
building on the evening of April 7.
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Personals.
TOloo6war6 & otbrop
New York WASHINGTON Paris
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS
IN THE MEN'S STORE
Men's Spring Shoes
Anniversary price, $3.75 pair.
Regular price, $5.00.
A lot of Men's Gun Metal Calfskin Button
Shoes, with gray cloth tops, in one of the
newest spring styles. x These are fresh, new,
and finely made shoes, in a stylish last and
perfect fitting model. Sizes 7 to 10A; 6 to
9y2B;6V2 to 92CandD.
Main floor Tenth st.
Men's Neckties
Anniversary price, 58c each.
Regularly $1.00.
Beautiful quality silk in special patterns
selected by our buyer for this sale. They are
in handsome new spring colorings, and made
in the full shape so well adapted to the open
space collars. The silk is of a weave whose
good quality will manifest itself in tying.
Men's and Young Men's
Trousers
Anniversary price, $3.50 pair.
Regularly $5.00 and $6.00.
Medium and Heavyweight Worsted and
Cheviot Trousers, in the choicest striped pat
terns of many variations and handsome light
and dark gray shades. They are silk sewn
throughout. Various waist and length meas
urements, providing a fit for nearly every
Mrs. Bertha Kunr Baker, who will
read Athorton Brownell's "The Unseen
Empire," at the Congreralonal Club to
morrow afternoon, Is the guest of Mrs.
Robert M. La Toilette. '
Mrs. Baker Is an artist of great range
and power, who Is uUllzIng her rare
gifts In furthering the cause of peaco
and the play, was characterised by
Baroness von Suttner as a master stroko
which would have a tremendous effect
In furthering the peace movement.
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Miss Katherlne Carter Crltcher left
Washington this morning for Philadel
phia and New York to attend tho spring
art exhibitions. Miss Crltcher, who Is
r slater of Mrs. James Duncan Gate-
wood, is herself a talented artist.
Dr. Mead Moore Is rerlstered at th
Hotel Dennis In Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Sidney Webb nnrl Tier
daughter, Mrs. James F. Mitchell, re
turned to Washington last evening from
New Jersey, where they spent several
days Inspecting cottages with a view to
the selection of a summer home.
Cam W. E. P. French. II. H A. r.
tired, who has been making a series of
addresses In New York State, reached
nome. yesiernay. captain French wns
the guest for a few- days of his son,
Lieut. Marion O. French, at Fort On
tario. -
James F. J. Archibald, of Wajthlnstnn
who has but recently returned rrom '
Europe, spoke last week at tho Military i
Academv nnon hln rxnrlpnrna In ih.'
war zone.
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Miss Edith Koon li In Atlantic City
rnr a short stay and Is stopping at the
Marlborough-Bfcnhelm.
- - -Truman
Newberry, rormer secretary
of tho Navy and Mrs. Newberry arrived
at the Wlllard yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall
have aa their guest Mrs. Stokes, or
Richmond.
Miss E. Garscnt, of Brighton, Pa.;
Miss Harriet Lerch, of Bristol, Pa.;
Mrs. J. c. McCrcery, and Mrs. P II.
Fnlrchllrl. rtf v,m Vir1r. urn rinent Ar
rivals at tho Wlllard.
nachtiflottH avenue, who 1b a student at
Lafayette, took a prominent part In
llllnil.lu n...t .!...,. ., uiit.ln.l ..&.,..
, .- id nnu I'tiniry, a iiumii:tii i-uicuy
that was given In Easton last night.
.nr. jturinciit was a memner 01 a maio
chorus whoso singing and dancing was
tho hit of the show.
flint nn.l lli.. ft-.-., r. T......!. ..t..
have boon mtatloncd at tho Washington
Barracks for somo time, have been or
dered to Seattle, Wash. They will go
today to bo the guests for two weeks of
Mrs. Jowctt'a mother, Mrs. Frank
Hume, at her residence on Massachu
setts avenue.
Mrs. Humo will have as her guest
next week another daughter, Mrs.
James Inland 1 Toward, formerly Miss
Mabel Hume.
Mrs. Frederick Delano Hitch, of New
burg, N. J., and nleco of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Delano, arrived at the
Shoreham yesterday to spend some
time.
--
Miss Annie Russell, the prominent
actress, will address tho members of
the Washington Club on March 9 on the
subject of "Dreams In Lire and Litera
ture." --
Mr. and Mrs. Randall H. Hagner, the
latter formerly Miss Margery Colton,
are now in Atlantic city and are guests
at tho Marlborough-Blenhclm.
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The Japanese Amba,pador and Vis
countess Clilnda, who, with Admiral
Barpn Dowa, ol the Japanese navy,
will bo tho honor guests at tho banquet
to be given by tho Japanese society this
ovonlrjr, are registered at the Aator
Hotel In New York.
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The naval attache of the Japanese
embassy, Mr. Nomura, accompanied
Admiral Baron Dewa to Now
York and made one of the party who
went with Admiral Dewa to West Point
on Tuesday and yesterday Inspected the
Brooklyn navy srd. In tho party were
Capt. Ralph Eaiie, U. S. N.. now In
command of the U. S. S. Dolphin;
Capt. Douglas MacArthur, U. S. A.;
Capt. Frank Weed, and Major Harry
H. Bandjholtz.
H HOSTHwisr at nrtturtn
European Plan. Fireproof
Cuisine and Service of
the Highest Order.
n. m. downs, mn.
"The New Wlllard
the Real Center of Hotel
Life in Washington"
man.
Main floor Tenth st.
Main floor F st.
Men's Silk-plated Socks
Anniversary price, 6 pairs for $1.15.
The regular 25c grade.
Men's Light-weight Seamless Silk-plated
Socks, double toes and heels, with a high lus
ter which does not disappear with washing.
Shown in black and a good assortment of
colors.
Main floor F st.
Men's Bathrobes
Anniversary price, $3.35 each.
Regularly $5.00.
Men's Fine Terry Cloth Bath Robes, in
blue, gray, tan, green, and lavender; all' good
patterns and the colors are absolutely fast.
Fastened at neck and around waist with cords
and tassels. Splendid quality, and well made.
Main floor I' st.
Men's Walking Gloves.
Anniversary price, $1.28 pair.
Regular $1.50 quality.
Made by Perrin Company, of an imported
capeskin, in the popular shades of tan. One
clasp model, with heavy outseam and spear
back. A glove well suited for present wear.
Regular and cadet sizes. jjam floor f st.
Men's Lisle Hose
Anniversary price, 35c pair; 3 for $1.
The regular 50c grade.
Fine Imported Light-weight Lisle Hose,
with embroidered silk clocks black, with
clocks in assorted colors; white, with clocks
in assorted colors, and tan with self-colored
clocks. They are best quality full-fashioned
hose, regular made, with high spliced heels
and double toes and soles.
Main floor F st.
AND IN THE JEWELRY STORE
Men's and Boys' Watches
Anniversary price, $3.00 each.
Regular $4.50 quality.
N'ickel and Gun Metal Open-face
Watches, in new models, with seven-jewel
Swiss movement; one-third less regular price.
Main floor F st.
126 Dresses, Cloths and Silks, mostly small sizes. To close, $3.95
1106 G Street
THE HOUSE OF FASHION
FINAL SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS
All To Go Today
Regardless of Former Prices
89 TAILORED SUITS
Formerly $25 to $45
$5.00 and $9.50
To Close Out
119 COATS FOR AL OCCASIONS
Formerly $15 to $50. To Close
$5.00, $8.50, and $15.00
37 Dresses, formerly sold
to S35. To am Ar-
clbse Jl.SS)
Silks, Satins, Serges, Velvets.
38 Skirts, formerly sold to
SlO. To AA mm
close VL.iO
Plain and Fancy Materials.
40 dozen Lingerie Waists,
sold to $3.00. QA
To close OiC
Sizes 36 to 46.
10 dozen Dress Waists,
sold to 8. To Qr
close bl.O
Silks, Satins, Laces, etc.
Many big bargains displayed on our tables for easy selection.
Hundreds of Beautiful NEW SPRING WAISTS,
Crepe de Chine, Plain Colors, and Stripes, $1.98, $2.98, $3.50.
Specials in New Spring Fashions
SMARTEST SUITS IN TOWN
Special Offering Friday and Saturday,
$19.75, $25.00, and $35.00
V SPRING HATS ready to wear. Special, $4.50
Attractive one-of-a-kind trimrrled models.
NEW SPRING DRESSES. Special, $16.95
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Taffeta,, and Serge.
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Handsome Street, Afternoon, and Evening Dresses, Special $25.
Store Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
ESTABLISHED 11
LEADERS THEN LEADERS NOW
Let us emphasize this one fact again today. These Bargain
Friday Announcements do not base their appeal on price alone
(disappointment is too big a price to pay for a "bargain"). It
is their close relation to quality and desirability which decides
the real merit of our offerings. This is what makes these sales
so worthy of your earnest attention and early attendance every
week.
LIMIT
SPtti
Washington's
Favorite
Friday Sale
Qaantltlea limited to
prevent dealers buy
Ins. No phone, mall or
C. O. II. orders fllled.
Special Sale of
Bed Quilts
$2 Crochet $1 CQ
Quilts... P LOT
2.00 Full Slzo Crochet Quilt,
closely woven; free from utarch;
attractive patterns; neat- 1 erQ
ly hemmed. Each 31.0
1.30 Full Size White Crochet
Quilt, well made and closely
woven; soft finish. t-f AA
Each 5I.UU
$1.69 Full Size White Crochet
Quilt, showing unusually pretty
designs; made of long qq
staple yarn. Each 9XOtf
$3.00 Satin Marseilles Quilt; as
Indicated by Its rich, soft satin
finish and appearance; three
handsome patterns of highly em
bossed character. An nn
Each 06Q0
Lansburgh & Bro. 4th ' Floor.
Here's Good Dress News
100 Women's and Misses'
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Values up to $29.75
50c White Flaxon
3 6 - I n c h nn.
Whito Flaxon, a ''
beautiful linen thread
finish sheer fabric for
waists and dresses.
Limit, 10 yards to a
buyer.
8th St. Annex.
$2.50 Lunch
Cloths
OH - inch fl1 rtff
Hand-madB ViO
Battenburg Lunch
Cloths, with drawn
work centers, beautiful
designs.
Limit, I to a buyer.
8th St. Annex Art
Dept.
25c Stajnped
Corset Covers
One - piece -i pp
Corset Covers. ''
stain pei on fine qual
ity nainsook, for
French and eyelet em
broidery. Limit, 2 to a buyer.
8th St. Annex Art
Dept.
25c Corset
Covers
Full front Htyle. 1 K
with lace and In- -IOC
Hi'rting yokes; a 1 1
sizes.
Limit, 2 to a buyer.
Third vFloor.
At $13.95
Women's sizes to 44; misses' ' sizes, 16 to 18.
They represent a maker's showroom samples which
were bought this week by our buyer at a tremendous
price concession. Every new model is represented in
the lot and materials include Crepe de Chine, Taf
fetas, Poplins, Crepe Meteors and Charmeuse in every
conceivable present-day shade; also blues and blacks.
All beautifully trimmed. Sizes in the lot to fit both
large and small. An eary selection will certainly
prove advantageous.
Friday Riddance of Small Lots in Our Ready-to-Wear
Section.
LIMIT
flttlftSl
Washington's
Favorite
Friday Sale
(luantltlea United to
prevent dealers buy
ing;. No phone, mall or
C. O. D. orders filled.
Ostrich Fancies
Values to $3
A lot of Ostrich DO
Fancies, Stick- OUL
ups and Pompons; all
colors and worth up to
$3.00 apiece.
Limit, 2 to a buyer.
Second Floor. .
31 Women's and Misses'
Winter Coats, fancy and
plain colors; sizes 16 to 18
for misses; sizes up to 36 for
women. Values up n qq
to $17.50 Li.Oi)
,125 All-wool Serge "Skirts,
in black and navy blue. Reg
ular 3.9B values. All
sizes. Your QQ
choice I J..OC
12 Women's Winter Coats,
black, navy, and brown; sizes
up to A2. Values
worth up to 122.50. Tpr (TIT
Choice OD.DD
25 Women's Cloth Coat
Suits, Including fancy mix
tures, serges anA cheviots;
sizes 34 and 36. Values
up to S25.00. 4 OO
Choice 34.00
Lansburgh & Bro. 2nd
floor Suits.
12Ac t 25c Wkite & Colored
Wash Goods
At 8C Yd.
$1.00 Nainsook
Nightgown
Fine Quality CQ
Nainsook. In slip ''
over styles, trimmed
with tine rtsh-eje lace
Inserting and embroid
ery combined; fancy
sleeve. SUes 15, 16, 17.
Limit, 2 to a buyer.
Third Floor,
$1.00 House
Dresses
Women's House Qf
Drosses, of neat "UL
percales; trimmed with
hemstitched collar and
cuffs of chambray. In
contrasting colors.
SUes 36 to 46.
Limit, 1 to a buyer.
50c Corsets
Made of good OQp
quality coutil, '''
with low or medium
bust and finished with
four hose supporters.
Sizes 19 to 30.
Limit, 1 to a buyer.
Third Floor.
We have assembled all
short lengths from our white
and colored wash goods,
flannels nnd ginghams de
partments for a rousing rem
nant sale. Lengths from 2
to 7 yards and values up to
23c a yard. Your choice Q
tomorrow, a yard
Lansburgh & Bro., 8th St.
Annex Wash Goods.
Silk Remnants
Vtlaes Up to $1.50
At59cYd.
Thousands of yards in rem
nants of 2 to 6 yards each, in
all the season's newest
weaves; black anJ colors; In
cluded are 36-inch Black and
Colored Messalines, 36-lnch
Colored Strlped Messaline,
36-Inch Black Peau do Cygnc,
36-Inch Black and White Jap
Habutal, 36-Inch Striped
Shirtings, 40-Inch Black Silk
Nets and 24-lnch Roman
Stripes. Silks in the lot
worth $1.50 a yard. Take
your choice tomorrow at
this very special prlco TQ-,
of, a yard OUC
Lansburgh & Bro. Sth St.
Annex.
Hundreds of Yards of
Dress Goods Remnants 9Qr
Values 59c, 69c and 75c, at a Yd. LJv
These were taken in stock at a mere fraction of their
worth and will be turned over to you on the same basib
Choose from Shepherd Checks. Storm Serge. Plain and Fig
ured Challies. a miscellaneous lot of Black Fabrics. Mohairs
Henriettas, Granite Cloths, Crepes, Bedford Cords Plaids'
tc. Lengths from 2 to 5 yards Worth to 75c ' on '
a yard, at ; JJJC
Lasburgh & Bro., Main Floor Bargain Tables.
Boys' 69c Cordu
roy Pants
39c
Well made and
full cut, of good
durable material.
6 to 16 years.
Limit, 1 pair
buyer.
Third Floor.
Sizes
to
$2.50'16-button
Kid Gloves
16-button- J1 AfT
length Whito 1.U
Glace Kid Gloves. Sizes
EVi. 531 and, 6.
Limit, 1 pair to a
buyer.
Main Floor.
10c Spoons,
25c a Half Doz.
Rogers' Nickel-Silver
Teaspoons; an extraor
dinary value.
Limit, V3 dozen to a
buyer.
Main Floor.
25c Brooch Pins
Friendship Cir- 1 Kj
cle Brooch Pins. -"'
In several styles.
Limit. 1 to a buyer.
Main Floor.
Infants' 25c
Long Slips
Made of naln- IQf
sook bishop style ;''
neck and sleeves trim
med with fine lawn
ruffle.
Limit, 2 to a buyer.
Third Floor.
59c Black
Mohair
50-lnch Black OQ
Mohair, firm V71,
quality, with a fine,
lustrous finish.
Limit, 1 iIicsh pattern
to n buyer.
Sth Sf. Annex.
Friday's Sale of
Sheets and Domestics
25c Fancy Bed Ticking at 18c Yard
Fancy Strip Bed Ticking in red stripe only; strictly
feather proof,; In mill ends; 2H to 10 yards; 25o value. toL
Special loC
40-ln. Unbleached Sheeting
6'2C
36-in. White Twill for mid
dy blouses, nurses' uniforms,
men's underwear; "IO
18c value. Special.. 17C
36-ln. Linen Finish Bappa
Suiting (White Cannon
Cloth), for ladles' and chil
dren's costumes; -t 1 iun
18c value. Special 117C
36-ln. White Cambric, free
from dressing, for summer
underwear; lOo value. Ctl.n
Special 0"74C
for sheets, etc; 10c
value. Special
81x00 Linen-finish Sheets,
seamless and hand torn, for
Ihe double bed; 69c KA
value. Special OUC
81x99 Linen-finish KIippIh
extra long, for the bras or
metal bed; 75o value. t?tJi
Special OifC
Lansburgh & Bro. Main Floor Domestics.
25c Black
Sateen
36-lnch tCn
Feather- J OC
weight Sateen, with
a good, lustrous
finish; actual 25c
value.
Limit, 10 yards to
a buyer.
Sth St. Annex.
10c Toilet
Tissue
Fino Tol- CIUn
let Tissue, U'A'l'
1.000 Bhrets to the
(foil; regular lye
VRIUP.
Limit, 4 rolls to a
buyer
Main Floor.
$1 All-leather
Hahdbags
Women's PQ-All-Leather
OUL
HandlmgEt, of pin
morocco and crepe;
all nicely lined and
fitted; several
styles.
Limit, 1 to a
buyer.
Main Floor.
$2.50 Mar
seilles Quilts
25 Satin I1 QQ
.Marseilles D1.00
Quilts, full ' size,
that sell tor J2.W
nt nil times; only
J& will be sold.
Limit, 1 to a
buyer
Fourth Floor..
3c Bleached
Cotton
3 6 -1 n o h aiun
Bleached O'ZC
Cotton, good,
heavy quality, sott
Ilnlsh; free from
dressing.
Limit. 10 yards to
a buyer.
Main Floor.
8c Torchon
Edges
4c
Linen Tor
chon L'dces.
trom m to 4 inches
w I d o, beaultul
patterns for pen
tei pieces and cur
tnlni Limit S yards to
a bu or
Main Floor.
35c Writing
Paper, ,
15c a Pound
English Thread Finish
Writing Paper; note
size; about 125 sheets to
the pound. Envelopes
to match: 10 packages.
Limit. 1 pound to a
buyer.
Main Floor.
Ladies' 12V&C
Handkerchiefs,
3 for 21c
Sheer Cambric Hand
kerchiefs, with 1-lnch
hemstitched colored bor
der; embroidered in
white. '
Limit, 3 to a buyer.
Main Floor.
Men's 35c Hose
6 pairs for $1.15
Men's Mercerlzod Llslo
Hoau, In black, tan,
gray, and navy, well
reinforced.
Limit, 0 pairs to a
buyer.
Main Floor.
15c to 25c
Beltings
Silk Grosgrain 1 A
Beltings, In all XUi'
widths; 1 to 3 Inches,
In black and white.
Limit, 2 "yards to a
buyer.
Main Floor.
12Vjc Ornaments
and Frogs
Small Ornaments
and Frogs, In sand, u
Kroon. w hlto and gold.
Limit. C to a bucr.
Sth Ht Annex.