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THE WASHINGTON TDIES. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1915.
v
News Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set
Items of Interest and Impor
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.
The chapel of the Papal legation wa
the icene of a very charming wedding
at 11 o'clock this morning, when MUa
Mart Hersilla Calvo. daughter of Don
Joaquin Bernardo Calvo, one tlmo min
ister of Costa Hlca, became the bride
of Thomaa Dcmpscy Harrington, of
Doaton.
Monslgnor Bonxano, the apostollo
delegate, performed the ceremony and
the young brothers of the bride, Rafael
and Lino Calvo, assisted at the altar.
Benor Calvo gave his daughter In
marriages and the brldo looked charm
ing In a gown of white satin and tulle,
trimmed with handsome Irish point
lace.
Miss Cellna Calvo, who was her sis
ter's mold of honor, wore a pale blue
satin frock, with a hat of gold lace and
bronxo tullo trimmed with fur. The
bridesmaids. Miss "Kathleen Andorson
and Miss Clara Jaeger, of Montclalr,
N. J., wore pale yellow satin gowns.
Little Miss Josephine Weller, who
served as flower girl, wore a pale blue
liberty smock and a blue poke bonnet,
with small yellow roses ior trimming.
John A. Longan, of Albany, And Jos
eph Lamorelle, of Philadelphia, were
groomsmen, and the bride's two broth
ers, Arturo and Joseph M. Calvo. with
Mr. Harringtons brother, Ifijjcls Har
llngton, served as ushers. William .
ward Harrington was best man for
his brother. .
After the ceremoay there was a wed
ding breakfast at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvo In Seventeenth street Mr.
Harrington and his bride were assist
ed In receiving by Mr. and Mrs. Calvo
and by the parents of the bridegroom,
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis Harring
ton, of Boston. Tdrs. Calvo wore a
gown of plaid satin moire and georgette
crape, trimmed in cream lace, and a
hat of black velvet combined with fur.
Mrs. Harrington's costume wa of Uur
cundy colored velvet, worn with a
black picture hat ornamented with os
trich tips. Mrs. Arturo Calvo wore a
smart gown of velvet In a mahogany
shade, made with a draped skirt and
trimmed In lace. .....
Among the gflosts at the wedding
tere Mrs. Ilobcrt Lansing, the Ambaa
rtidor of Franco and Mme. Jusserand,
tho Minister of Peru and Mme. Pezet.
the Minister of Salvador and Mme. 4al
.llver, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster,
Miss Drain, John Barrett. Mr. and Mrs.
Francisco Vanes, Mrs. Edwin Setton.
Mrs. J. I. Weller, and Mrs. L.. i Fisher,
in addition to Dr. and Mrs. Harrington
there were a number of out-of-town
Kuests, Miss Dempsey and ueonte
i.TTiTMv. from Boston: Arturo Calvo
nnrf inunh M. Calvo. who came on
,., m-. Vnrk for their sister's wed
ding: Miss Alice M. Hewson. from To
ronto; Mr. and Mrs. James Mctlraw and
Mr. and Mrs. K.irK ". .."'"
., kT t . n-wmnnrl Tlpht. OI CS
ton. ' Ohio;" Charles Lavello, of Butte.
and James waisn, 01 iuiuu.
In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Har--J-..,.-
i. nwn fow ft weddlnir trip.
Mr. Harrington Is In business In Costa
Illca. and will take his bride to her
native country... ,, . .
Last evening me orao tnmum
dinner at the Bhoreham in compliment
to her bridal party, ond during the
evening she presented her attondanta
with dainty pins set with sapphires.
Hor guests were airs. ouni-. .........
Mrs. James A. McQraw. Mrs. Kirk
Nowcll. Mrs. Richard Austin. Miss
Clara Jaeger. Miss Kathleen Anderson,
and Miss Cellna Calvo. At the same
time Mr. Harrington entertained John
A. Lnngan. Joseph Lamorelle, Charles
Lavcllc, Raymond Lolchet. James
Walsh; James A McCJraw. Kirk Newell.
J. M. Colvo. William Harrington, and
Francis Harrington at dinner at the
Wlllard. the two parties coming to
gether afterward to dance.
Dr. and Mrs. Harrington. Miss Demp
sey. and George Dempsey. who were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvo at
dinner last evening, are stopping at the
Wlllard.
Mrs. Julian James has Issued Invi
tations for a dinner on October 13.
Mrs. Henry C. Corbln. who has been
motoring through the North for several
weeks, has returned to Voshlngton and
Is at her apartment In the Connecticut.
Mrs. Corbln's sisters, the Misses Pat
ten, are also In town and have opened
their Massachusetts avenue home for
the season.
Mrs. Anna E. Hendlev has closed her
bungalow in Atlantic v-iu, """- J".
. i.m.A at, har HnilHR ITUest MTS
Nanettb B. Paul for the month of Sep
tember. They have returned to Wash
ington for the opening, Thursday. Oc
tober 7. of the educational work of the
Anthonv League ana me -aui insiuuic
of which Mrs. Paul Is president.
r
rA.. H'Arlhmnr nnd her son.
Comte Raoul d'Adhemar, have engaged
npartments for tho winter at the Rich
mond Hotel. They will spend the au
tumn nt their home. The Manor, at
Moss Neck, Va,
Dr. and Mrs. J 3! "Boyd ore making
a short stay In New York, where they
are stopping at the Wolcott.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Payne Mere
dith returned tn Washington yesterday
Irom Virginia Warm Springs, where
thev spent the summer. They are at
their homo in Chevy Chase which was
leased durlnn tlio summer by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kite, who have token pos
session of their (residence In R street
for the winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Axel C. P. Wlchseld
me staying nt the Rltz-Carleton In New
York for a' few days.
Lieutenant Commander C. M. Me
Caulev. Jr.. 1' S. N.. who has been In
command of the Scorpion, will come to
Wnsnineinn snoniy tor uu i ni u .
flee of navnl Intelligence In the Navy
Department.
The Washington Camp, SOS, the Sons
of Confederate Veterans, have sent out
Invitations for a reception to Its sponsor
nnd maid of honor on Tuesday evening,
October 1?. at 1M o'clock, nt tho Cairo
Dancing will fol'ow at 10 30 o'clock.
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Tho Rev. f" Frmst Smith will offici
ate ut the manliae of Miss Antoinette
J.illii'in.i Tyssowskl. daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. A '.. Tynsowskl. and Harry
Oswell Claybcrger, at 8 o'clock this
evening at St. Thomaa' Church, which
will be decorated with palmi and mosses
or pinK enrysanmemums. The pricie.
who will 'bo given fiway by her father,
will be gowned In white satin embroid
ered with pearls, with an over dress
of pearl embroidered silk net nnd a
bertha of point lace. The tulle veil
will bo caught to the hair with orange
blossoms, and her bouquet wilt bo 111-les-of-the-valley
and roses.
Her sister, Miss Isabella Tyssowskl
will be her only nttendant, una will be
gowned In pink taffeta and silk net
with trimmings of silver, and will car
ry an arm bouquet of nlnk chrysan
themums. Franklin Clayberger. Jr..
will act as best man for his brother.
whlli the ushers will be Dr. Paul But-
Id
in
Gates. There will be a Inublo ring
ski. W. W.
phla; Robert
Twaddel, Ir,
Cogswell,
of PhlUdel-
and Elmer
aniliu m .... ! mII (....,. 1.a
win .,, Biiinii viuiuvr ui ui-3
oseph It. 8. Tyssowskl, will car
ry me ring to do worn uy mo Driae
groom.
A reception will follow at the home
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.
ranca that began at Gloucester. Mass..
during the summer.
MaJ. Ocn.'Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff
of the army, was General Scrlven's best
man. Miss Betty Bcrlven, tho general's
daughter, attended the bride. The
Right Rev Monslgnor Osssldy, rector
of St. Peter's Church, New Brighton
officiated. The wedding breakfast which
followed was atlonded only by relatives
and Intimate friends.
Mrs. Peter McQuade announced tho
engagement of her daughter to General
Kcrlven a little more than a month mo
Mrs. Bcrlven. the bride. Is a slste? S'f
Victor J. McQuadc. master of thfiih.
mond County Hunt, and Is an expert
daughter of General BerT..nanTiR!!
denccs, having been for some years the
home of former Senator and Mrs. For
nkcr. Mrs. lllodgett will entertain fre
quently during the winter for her
daughter, whq will bo a charming ad
dition to the younger ranks of society.
Miss Blodgctt, who Is now a guest of
a former schoolmate at Chicago, will
go from there to Grand Rapids, Mich.,
the former home of her mother. She
will make her .first bow there next
Tuesday, when her uncle, F. II. Peck,
will give a dinner dance for her at the
Country Club.
Miss Louise n. Davis became the
of tho bride where palms and pink
.....0.c.ul, mu luiiii uic uy..w-. ,,... - t,.... r w... - .... .,J...
rations. The guests will bo recelvea "" """- . """ j'""-'
by Mr. and Mrs. Tyssowskl, the latter evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of
wearing a gown of black and blue net
irimmca with black ana aiue iri
descent trimmings. Sho will curry
America Beauty rotes.
Later the couple will leave for an ex
tended wedding trip, the bride 'vearlng
a tailored suit of dark blue broadcloth
trimmed with fur and a small blue and
black toque.
Some of the out-of-town guests who
will attend the wedding will be Mrs.
Oscar W. Wood, of Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Clayberger, parents of
the brlderroom : Miss Elizabeth Clay
berger, Miss Mable Clayb-rgcr. Miss
Myrtle Clayberger. and Mr. and Mrs.
John Buswell, of Lundonton, N. J.
Miss Janle Outlaw Hunt, the only
daughter of W. H. Hunt, of Oxford. N.
C was married to Ensign Arthur I.an
dls. U. S. N.. Saturday evening at 9
o'clock at St. Stephen's Episcopal
Church, Oxford. Twelve officers of the
navy acted as ushers A reception fol
lowed at the residence of the bride,
where nn orchestra Dlayed for dancing.
The presents Included two silver
services, one from the class of 1915
of the Naval Academy nnd tho other
from the officers of tho Utah.
Un. T.iiihir w. Mott. wlfo of Con
gressman Mott of New York, with her
children, has arrived In Washington for
the winter. air. Mott win join ms
family at the opening of Congress.
They have taken nn apartment at 1637
Sixteenth street. Mrs. Mott Is active in
D. A. II. work, having served for flvo
years as regent of tho Fort Oswego
Chanter, and being now honorary re
gent. She is also prominent In woman
suffrage work In New York, nnd Is the
district leader for her home county of
Oswego.
Mm. rtnhert It. Hltt will leave Wash
ington next week for White Sulphur
Springs. W. Va.
4
The marriage of Miss Gav Montague.
daughter of Congressman and Mrs. An
drew Jackson Montague of Virginia,
nnd Landon Carter Wellford. son of
Mr. and Mrs. B. Rand Wellford. of
Richmond, will tako place this evening
at 7 o'clock at tho Richmond home of
Congressman and Mrs. Montague in the
presence of a small party of relatives
Katherlno Bcrlven. Ills first wife, who
was Miss Bertha Bragg, was the
daughter of Oen. Edward S. Bragg.
General Bcrlven was graduated In Ufs
from tho United States Military Acad
emy. Ho has been military attache In
Mexico and Rome, attended the Russian
coronation, and was detailed with the
Turkish forces In 1SS7. General Bcrircn
saw senrl9b In Cuba, the Philippines
and China.
He la a member of the University and
the New York Athletic Clubs, and ot the
Army and Navy, , Metropolitan, and
Riding and Hunt Clubs, of Washington.
His horn m this city Is at SOW N
street ,
Onsets tb watVUng were Col. Ar-
thurstk, CM. Roberi Geddes. Lieut.
John ClraCr, Mr8- and JI,M I,ulu Henri-
fOtsujlnued on Twelfth Page.)
and Intimate friends
The bride-to-be was educated at Hol
lina College, and has accompanied her
father twice on missions of importance
for the Government to South America
and to Europe. Congressman Montague
was at one time governor of Virginia,
and Is one of the most distinguished
men In the State. Mr. Wellford belongs
to one of the oldest and best known
families In the South, nnd Sabine Hall,
the Wellford home In Richmond county.
Is one of the show nlaces or that sec
tion of Virginia. He Is a graduate of
the University of Virginia.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. C. Cowles.
I. 8. N.. are at the Astor Hotel In New
York city, after spending a few days In
this city.
Mrs. Whltrlaw Relil. who Is a guest
of Mrs. William D. Sloane in Lenox,
Mass., will leavo there today for her
home In White Plains, N. Y.
Helen Blodgett. daughter of Mrs.
Delos lllodgett, probably will be tho
first debutante of the Washington sea
son. Mrs. lllodgett will give a tea for
her .on Thanuegivlng Day, ror many
years a favorite day with Washington
debutantes. The tea will he followed
by a small dinner dance at the home of
Mrs. Blodgett In Sixteenth street, well
known among smart Washington rest-
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivlns Davis at Congress
Heights.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. L. M. Bennett, pastor of the Con
gress Heights Mrthodlat Church. In a
bower of white chrysanthemums, gold
en-rod and palms, the same scheme of
uecoranon Dcing carrico- out tnrougnoui
the lower floor. The bride wore a
gown of white crepe de chine, with an
overdress of lace trimmed with pearl
ornaments and a tulle veil, and carried
shower uounuet or Brine roses ana
lilies of the valley. The mold of honor.
Miss Blanche BurnUD. wore blue crepo
de chine and carried pink Bride roses.
Samuel llouiton was best man. A re
ception followed, when .the toung
couple were assisted In receiving by the
bride's mother, Mrs. Davis, who wore
hnndeomn gown or nale gray crene
de chine; Mrs. S. M. Allred of Greens
boro, N, C., a sister of me onaegroom;
Mrf Charles Englert and Mrs. Andrlen
McKay. Iater Mr nnd Mrs. Wysong
left for their wedding trip, tbe bride
wearing a smart tailor-made suit of
brown chiffon broadcloth, with n brown
velvet hat to match, trimmed with
panslcs. After visiting relatives and
frlonrl In North and South Carolina
and Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Wysong
will be pt home at BOS Alabama avenue,
Congress Heights, I). C, after Novem
ber 1.
--
Mrs. Ezra Gould, of this city, has re
turned to her summer residence In New
port, after spending several days In
Washington.
f
nobert Itscon, who has been the guest
of Henry Cloy Frlck, at Eagle Rock,
the Frlck summer home in Pride's Cross
ing, Mass., has returned to New York,
accompanied by Mr. Frlck.
The Secretary of Htnt,e and Mrs. Lan
sing were hosts at dinner Tuesday
evening, when the guests of honor were
the Chinese Minister and Mme. Shah.
Homo of the guests were the newly ap
nolnted Chinese Minister to Mexico. Dr.
Koo, Mr. Wong, nnd Frnnk Polk, coun
selor of the State Department.
The Russian Ambassador and Mme.
Bakhmeteff. Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Storrs Wells, nnd Mrs. Marcus A.
Hnnnn were some of the dinner hosts
of last evening at the Plaza, In New
York city.
Men In uniforms of blue and gold
stood nt attention yestorday noon when
their chief. Brig. Gen. George Perclval
Kcrlven. and Miss Elizabeth McQuade.
daughter of Mrs. Peter McQuade. of
New Brighton, Staten Island, were mar
ried nt the home of the bride's mother
Tho wedding of Miss McQuade and Gen
eral Bcrlven. who la chief signal officer
of the army, was the outcome of a ro-
'- ''..!. Ull. II
Corns and Callouses
Don't endure foot "irony. Hr 1
qulckfHt and nureat rtmedy known.
"Two tabtfspoonfu1fl of Caloclda com
pound In Harm foot bath" Thl
vtct Instant rtlrf. rorna and ral
louarfl can bt plcd right off. Equl
ty cfTectUe for aching or awpaty ft
and ort hunlona. It acta through
the porta, removing th caua. Ijirgn
bo of Caloclde twenty-five centa t
ny drug or general store Prepared
at Medical Formula laboratorlti.
Dayton, Ohio.
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fi-iie ii i e i i a-i-a-i-a-i ai i i f i a iii m 1 a i a i a i m i !
I; Special Ten-Day Clearance Sale of ;;
:: New and Used Upright Pianos
;; $300 Bradley ...$175.00
$350 Needham ...$200.00
$375 Lindeman ..$225.00
t $250 Universal ..$150.00
$250 Warren ...$150.00
$300 Preston . .
$300 Stoddart .
$275 Maitland .
$200 Norm . . .
$250 Demarest
.$200.00
$175.00
.$185.00
. $60.00
. $95.00
These are'a few of the extraordinary bargains to be had at
this time. We give free stool, scarf and one year's tuning free
with these instruments, and can make terms to suit your convenience.
13th and
GSt,N.W.
mm&
13th and
GSts.N.W.
How Any Woman Can
Remove Hairy Growths
(Beauty Culture)
It Is not longer necessnrv for a woman
to Nlsit a lipautv specialist to have
r.ipeilluoUH hnits removed, for, with tho
nld of h plain ilelatone paste, she can,
l:i the prlxnoy of hpr own home, remove
nm a Ktiihnnrn growth In a erv few
li'lm li" The p'tste Is made In mixing
fi nip wHtir with a lltle powdered dels
t fte This Is applied lo the hairs anl
I '! r I or 3 nilnules removed anil tho
tMn washed, when It will he left clear
nnd heirless tie sure uu buy real
detatone. Advt. I
Sep. Ad In Friday's Times
e-i-e-i-ai-fri-e-ia-i-fri-e-i'i a i a i a i a la ta i aia iaiiiaiaiiai e-i-i
SOUTHWICK SHOPS
14th and New York Ave.
Retiring From Business
Store Closed Thursday and Friday
BIG SALE OF '
CLOTHING
FURNISHINGS and HATS
Starts Saturday at 9 A. M.
Moobwarb & Xotbrop
New York-WASHINGTON-Paris
Friday Our Regular
Weekly Remnant Day
Great reductions and special values are to be found
in nearly every department throughout the store on
Friday.
We note several; there are many others.
Friday Clearance of Boys' Suits and
Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices
Two lots of Suits and one lot
of Hats in good styles, materials,
and colors to be closed out im
mediately. 45 Boys' Norfolk Suits, neat
patterns of gray, tan, and brown ;
9 to 1 8 year sizes. Some have
two pairs of trousers.
Clearance price, $3.95 each.
Formerly $5.00 and $6.00.
26 Novelty Suits for little
boys, 2i to 8 years of age.
They are made of serge, velvet,
and corduroy in handsome one
Third floor. Kletenth afreet.
of-a-kind styles that cannot be
duplicated.
Clearance price, $3.95 each.
Formerly $7.50 to $12.50.
A lot of Hats broken and in
complete lines of the season's
best styles black, blue, brown,
end tans, in plain and rough
felts. Suitable for boys 3 to 6
years of age.
Clearance Price, 75c and
$1.00 each.
Formerly $1.00 to $3.00.
Friday Clearance of Misses1 and
Children's Coats
Fall coats are not often priced below regular at this time of
the year, and when such an opportunity is presented it should be
advantageously used.
Lot 1 Coats in plain col
ored serge and checked striped
fabrics suitable for fall wear;
sizes from 6 to 10 years.
$3.95 each. Were up to $10.00.
Lot 2 Misses' Coats, in
three-quarter lengths, of cov
ert cloths, plaids and checked
materials; some lined through
out. Sizes 16 and 18 years.
$8.75 each. Were up to $25.00.
Friday Clearance of Desirable Silks
Lot 1127 yards 22-inch BLACK SURAH,
Special price, 69c yard. Was $1.00.
Lot 253 vards 30-inch ALL-SILK MEN'S-
BLUE SERGE,
Special price, $1.50 yard. Was $2.00.
Becond floor, O atreet. ,
Cotton Waist Department
Cotton Voile Blouses in a
large assortment of styles, at
tractively lace trimmed and
tucked; long sleeves.
$1.00 each were $1.95
$1.95 each were $2.95
$1.95 each were $5.00
$1.95 each were $2.25
$2.95 each were $5.75
Third floor, O street.
A few Tailored Shirt Waists,
size 32 only, suitable for
misses' school wear.
25c each. Were $1.00.
Black Lawn Waists, long
sleeves and high neck, box
plaited or plain shirfstyle.
25c each. Were $1 and $1.50.
A few Cross-barred Marqui
sette Blouses, cuffs and front
trimmed with laces; long
sleeves.
68c each. Were $1.00.
Friday Special in Unframed Pictures
Genuine Mezzo Prints, in beautiful colorings, and in good as
sortment of subjects, many of them copies from well-known artists.
we mention just a few:
POT OF BASIL.
HARP OF THE WINDS.
HOPE.
BLUE BOY.
SIR GALLAHAD.
FISHERMAN'S HUT.
MADONNA, by Botticelli.
SPRING, by Corot.
THE CONCERT.
A Rare Value at 50c Each.
Fourth floor. F street.
r ,.- ur Xtiitt PtlrtAln with
Japanese hand-drawn and embroid
ery work; i yarda long, f3.00
pair. Were H.7B.
fi pairs White Scrim Curtains,
with lace Insertion trimming: 2V,
yards long; 2.00 pair. Were W.35.
6 pairs White Marquisette Cur
tains, lace Insertion and edge;
2.73 pair. Were 4.O0.
4 pairs Soft Voile Curtains, lace
edge and Insertion trimming, 3.(X
pair. Were -l.0.
6 pairs Solsette Curtains, hand
drawn work and hemstitched de
sign; soft and pretty, f 4.0(1 pair.
Were 6.30.
4 pairs Scrim Curtains, with cut
out flowered border, 24 yards
long; 2.2S pair. Were fl.00.
6 pairs .Scrim Curtains, yellow
appliqUL border, tl.:t5 pair. Were
2.7ft.
7 pairs Swiss Curtains, blue bor
der, 00e pair. Mere 2.00.
3 pairs Handsome Filet Insertion
and Ildge Curtains, mounted on
scrm; flO.OO pair. Were IIn.oo.
2 palls Antique Lace Curtains, In
set Hon and edge nn scrim. S'i
j aids Ions-, I.M pnlr. Mere f7.ft0.
3 pairs llenalisance l.ace Cur
tains, wide Insertion and edg
tilir.mlns 3 jarda long. 7,oo pair.
'Wtrt ll.n.
Fouilh floor, G meet.
Friday Clearance of Lace Curtains
Several small lots of Desirable Lace Curtains, in a variety of
materials and styles, reduced for clearance.
5 pairs Mnrle Antoinette Cur
tains, 3 yards long; $7.30 pair.
Wen fO.OO.
3 pairs Mnrle Antoinette Cur
tains, S'i yinds long, roo pnlr.
Were (12.00.
4 polls I.acct Arahlan Curtains,
3 ards long; tl.00 pair. Were
7.30.
2 ralrs ivorv Swiss Point Cur
tains, C',4 vurds long, 7.30 pnlr.
Were aiu.DO.
3 pairs Handsome Cluny Lace.
Curtains white 3'i vards long;
flO.OO pnlr. Were (13.00.
2 pairs Fine Prlnres CuiUlns,
3' nrds long, (UI."W pair, Merc
(22.30.
In addition to the Item men
tioned there Is qulle a number of
oilier Ktylrs In l.ace Cui tains,
ninrked,at low prices to close out.
Snmplts and left-over collections,
some of whlrh may he soiled or
murscd from handling.
Alto 100 remnants ond short
lengths of Cretonnes, Scrims. Nets
and various upholsfry nnd drap
ery mnterlals, one-thhd to one
half les than former prices.
Parcel Pod Mail Orders Bring Our Store to Your Door
Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
Leaders Then.
Established 1860.
Leaders Now.
Our 5 5th Anniversary Sale
TwoBigEvents Crowded Into One
rpOMORROW Friday Limit Specials combined with our 55th
Anniversary Sale will make this Friday event one with twice
its usual force.
ENTHUSIASM reaches its climax Eager shoppers are rush
ing to this Anniversary Sale to BUY NEW FALL GOODS
at end-of-thc-season prices.
$2.98
ANNIVERSARY SALE OF
New Fall Waists
Tomorrow Presents Economies Galore in Our Waist Section
Fine Dress Blouses
Values Up to $5.00 . .
A wonderful assortment of Beautiful Waists at this special
price; Faille Silks in shadow stripe effects, trimmed with large
jet buttons; Handsome Plaid Blouses, with convertible collar;
Chiffon and Silk Lace Combinations, with Georgette crepe trim
mings, and a host of other styles, in all sizes.
Extra Special $1.50 Waists at. . 99c
Cotton Gabardine, Self-stripe "Seco" Silks; also Polka Dots
in Solid Colors, Navy Blue, Black or White; made with the con
vertible collar and trimmed with pearl buttons; all sizes.
Waist Section Second Floor Lansburgh & Bro.
)(K'RV Mlf ttl .1 S
'.Iv
s
n' 4s
' 7
.C '
'M ANNIVERSARY SALE OF
Ufctrimmed Hats
A fortunate purchase from one of our leading makers
makes possible this great opportunity just in time FOR THE
BIRTHDAY SALE.
2,500 New Untrimmed Hats in Three Big Lots
Every new shape and color is represented in the assortments.
Regular
$2 Values
at
89c
wvl'..$i49
Regular 1
.$t4Va,ue,l-95
An Expert Hat Trimming Service Free of All Cost to You.
Sale on Second Floor Millinery Section Lannbursh ft bro.
Friday Limit Specials
Washington's Favorite Friday Sale. Quantities limited to
prevent dealers buying. No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders
tilled.
H'omf'i SI.2S CI AC
Kldfiloir. B1.UD
..ui.vi a tiinvc rvil
Gloves, In blick. white
or iu, wiwi iir or
contnutlnc embroidered
backs, llnlslied with P.
K. seams.
I.lmlt, 1 pair to a
bujer.
Main Floor.
Ilfte Fl.innrl-
CoMrno 40C
Women's White Flan
nelette Gowns. flood,
heavj (iuallt Made
Hubbard st le, . with
joke nnd collar
Limit. 2 to 11 liujer
Third Floor.
Handkerchiefs, Q9 i
a llosen . . OOK, I
Itocular K)c value I
I-adles' and Chlldicn's
Sheer Knnn llnnd- j
kerchiefs, hemstitched i
with corded holders
I.lmlt, 1 dozen to a
buer .
Main Floor
22c
IlrHNftlrrm,
littr vii 1 up
Hras-'lrri , mii.p of
cnoil fUnlit muslin;
rmhroMci trim m 1
nke. hook front mod
el. Limit, o to h bu.er
Main rioor Linen
65c
THr Dnllns
ShrrlH
Mx!il DalHs Sheets
double-bed sire, hand
tnin with three-Inch
hem
I.lmlt. 1', to a buyer.
Main Floor.
9'!zc
S1.59
Ladles' S3
lTmhrellas
I-adlcs' All-silk or un
ion Silk Finbrellns,
mounted on imraKon
frame with steel rod,
with plain, caived or
trimmed mlslon han
dles All-silk ones In
blnck and colors Fnlon
Silk In black only
I.lmlt. I to n buyer.
Main Floor
Women's .1 ., All-
0 11 I (JJO CQ
Sneuler ijtdtVtJ
All-wool Sweaters, ef
fective fancy atltrh,
llnlslied with two pock
ets. AM ho best shades,
nlso black.
I.lmlt 1 to a bucr.
Main Flooi
I'lllonenses.
IX'tr Value-
4;x"6-in. or 4.1x36-ln.
Sunflower Pillowcases.
Made of excellent qual-
lt cotton Choice of
other size.
Limit. 1 dozen to a
buer
Main Floor
25c
lOe tnblencheil Cl.n
Sheetings '
40-Inch I'nhlcached
SheetlnB The Sen Isl
and kind, that blenches
In one or two washings.
I.lmlt. i) yards to a
buer
Main Floor
9'2C
Itlc "Punjalr
Percales . .
"Seconds" of tho rn
moua "Punjab" percales,
In n law assortment of
fancv strlres for house
dresses, bo s' waists,
etc.
I.lmlt, ) yards to n
bier
. Msln Floor.
12'2C
He mark
nteii
30-lnch Illnck Hnlern
foi bloomers, petti
coats, dresses and coat
HnlnKs. Tho correct
wclKht for fall: highly
meicerized finish.
Limit, ! nrds to a
bmer.
Mb St Annex
39c
ROc Mlvniitn"
Children s Knmncrs
"Iwonta Hrand," of
chnmhray cliiKlnm or,
Ki'nlea Mrlpci or
solid .olois. Dlanrr ir
bloomer stes Slzej il
months to fi yeais
I.lmlt, I to a bucr
Third Floor
11 Uses' Uv in
lllbl.ed loe.. lVC
Choice of fast black
or white, In moi all
sl7es An exceptional
wearing hose.
Limit, t pairs to a
nil) pi.
Main Floor.
-IVe Mrrrcrlreil -1 rr
Snteeit 11 v
30-Inch Mercer Izcd
Snleen In all wanted
colors. Medium wciKhl.
tine, soft oualltv, hlKhly
meicerlzcd
I.lmlt, ii yards to a
buyer.
Ktli SLAiineN LlnlnKs
7.1e All-Woiil " QO
UiitUIr . . OUC
Our stnple, 75c lin
poited All-wool Ua
tlstc. Full 44 Inches
wide, perfectly woen
nnd finished. Colors,
Wll rla. exposition
fluid, Gray and Alice
lllue.
Limit, 1 Dress Pat
tern to a buyer.
Mh St Annex
rOt S.-llieh
Centerpieces
IMnch Stamped All
llnen Centerpieces. For
French and c)elet em
broldeiy I.lmlt. .1 to a buyer.
Mh Si Annex.
10c
J.le stamped
I'lercs
otnmped Pincushions,
size 5x1.1 Inches, and
Trav Coers Stamped
in new and pretty de
signs on Lakeside
Linen
I.lmlt. 4 to a bujer.
Hh St Annex
.e
25c
ollet I'n-
ner. 7 Molls for
rill" Toilet Tissue.
T1'" r'Riilir V ize roll.
Limit, 7 mils to
hu ci
Main Floor.
lilius . .. --x4U
l.idies' Le-ither Hand-
Iiiirs Willi jewel clasp.
Mci l) lilted with pura
and mirror
I.lmlt, 1 to n buyer.
Miln lloor
i.u.i i:nii.h 7r
Lonirelntli I tJC
Sii-lnch Knitllsh LonK
cloth; Hue, soft grade;
absolutely perfect and
full 10 Mil da to tho
Ifclecc.
I.lmlt, 1 piece to
huyer.
Mh St Annex
S3.88
Helllen
Jnreail .
Kxtra Blze nnd welKht.
made for box sprlnu.i,
cut-out "orner ocallop
ed edee, also fringed
Limit : to a huyer
Fourth Floor
Thimbles, ..le -I r
nliir JlUC
.sterlinu Silver Thim
ble An extraordinary
tlun at the prlco
quoted
Limit. 3 to n buyer.
Main Floor.
IM.'U It not (") nO
ni. Illmiket t5 .DO
i'xtri size, heavy nap,
lluel llnlshed and
wnrm Choice of white,
and Kray, pink and
blue holder
Limit. J to a buyer.
Fourth Floor
SI.7P LarKe alse
fnrls I)l.o4
I'oveied with slllro
line and tilled with beat
crude white laminated
cotton IIkIU and dark
colors
Limit ' to a buyer.
Fourth Floor