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P000 SHOW S JAMMED
NRMAL Va. Nov. $.-At Mte
' a i t the Nortoik
ms?,w a aneda event
the seeds were s great that
s1ve bhusmbei wss~he specators
hMombwhsmIsm
daler sure hberetha
th ... Th. N...t.Roads R....
Aamdaim. as ergansation of local
Matep wireless oneg, last night
mis a radiophos. concert In the
Hurd's
- Stationery
lEngaulng
Personal Greeting
Xmas Cards
Avoid the rush and place
tl. oer as early as pos
3acospe ated
1210 G St.
IFI
I UM RELLAIS
Con here and select your Chrtut
man Umbrellas. A wonderful seleetten
at much more reasonable prices than
elmew.er.. .
Laen, Repairing a" Io0wra
Qity Umbrella Shoo
a 7M TBT 114h It. N.W.
Butterflies
Large Assortment of
Beautiful Specimens
for Trays
Complete lines of Reed, t
Raffia and Bases for
Basketry Work.
TYPE WRITER& OFFICE I
SUPPLY CO.
722 13th Street N. W. '
THE BIG F
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MADE
wet.WWhiteALi e
Wer Are t F.
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aedeterd-sad s
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AedKi. sTresa
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Mail Order .Cash o
I
IContinued fro Pog Fourteen.)
sieces of exquiste eld Mechlin that
had been In the family for five
generataons.
Made over a foundation of Ivory
satin the gown was out with a tight
medie and a round neck. The train
if satin was at ed to a cape of
the lace. which hung from the
Shouldere, and veil was of
Suches lace hung from a coronet of
rose point finished with clusters of
)range blosoms. She carried a
ihower bouquet of sweetheart rases
2nd lilies of the valley.
Mise Virginia Sanders, of South
Bend. Ind., was the bride's only at
tendant and wore a becoming frock
)f periwinkle blue chiffon, combined
with silver lace. Panels of the lace
hung in Joints below the hem of the
skirt, and lace also trimmed the
bodice. A long train of blue satin
lined with gray chiffon fell from
the shoulders, and blue satin was
used to form the girdle. She carried
m shower bouquet of yellow tea roses.
snapdragons, small lavender chrysan.
themums and blue delphinium.
Lieut. Paul Donnelly, U. 8. A., was
oest man, and the ushers were Lieut.
Robert Gard, U. S. A.; Lieut. War.
en Christian, U. S. A.; Lieut. Ham
ilton Young, U. S. A.: Porter Al
an, brother of the bridegroom, and
icovill Aspinwall. brother of the
)ride.
Following the reception Lieutenant
2nd Mrs. Allan left for a wedding
rip, the bride traveling in a dull
alue tailored suit of Imported Scotch
tweed, and a smart black satin hat
rimmed with black feathers.
Among those who came from out.
>f-town to attend the wedding were
tire. Donald Allan. mother of the
>ridegroom: Mrs. E. H. Scovill and
ian Scovill, grandmother and aunt
of the bride; Miss Katherine Allan,
later of the bridegroom: Mr. and
Krs. Frank Hyde, Robinson Hyde,
2nd Stillman Hyde. all of Engle
vood. N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Lamson
scovlll, of Tarrytown. N. Y.: Miss
D~ugenia Seabury, Miss Mahel Banks,
Lnd Mr. Medley Scovill, of New York.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Allan will live
t Camp Benning, Ga.. where he Is
it present stationed.
Mrs. Frank W. Brooks, Jr., of De
roit, has arrived to spend a week
r two with her parents. Senator and
,irs. Truman Newberry. Mrs. New
erry and Mrs. Brooks will be at
ome informally tomorrow afternoon.
Commander and Mrs. Henry M.
ensen, who have been away from
Vashington for the last two years,
ave returned and have taken a
ouse at 2349 Ashmead place. Com
iander Jensen, U. S. N., has been
n sea duty, with headquarters at
sew York. where Mrs. Jensen has
een making her home.
Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Mr'. Blaine
leale, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and
rice Drop N
-A sensational ar
conservative
Our Factory Needs O
Our Stores Have
It just had to come! We
we are dangerously overstot
to say that there are ma
throughout America today i1
never mind about the other
forced to sell! SELL!! SEI
True it's~ a mighty bitter p
tomera, friends and acquaini
that we can swallow the dei
going to invite you one and
terrinec sacrinice.
reed to Take a
ig-Grade Tra
IN~OU R~OWN-VA
OUR OWN STO]
lORS OPEN TOMORROl
ATS9A. M.
La Cu,.Ta. sd E N
Law Cets se Whit.
erie.:a, ' .
5 and xford-Brid
gets Val eI
Kisad af ax' i
Sl ecu fiae otat nyow
JEAN ELIOT
A'
CAPT. AND MRS. DAVID ST. PIERRE GAILLARIl,
whose marriage yesterday was one of the important events of the
season. Mrs. Gaillard was formerly Miss Mona Peck Blodgett and is the
daughter of Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett.
Mrs. Walter McCoy are among the producer of "A liutk on Leave," pre
patronesses for the benefit produe. . nted the plav till through Prance
ne ," t uring tne war, and while th" peace
tion of "A Buck on Leavo," to be (inference wa" on produced the play
given at the Shubert-Garrice Theater at 14a Thyatre des Chaumps I lsees
all next week. in Paris.
The play is being given under the Miss Margaret Shane. Miss Susan
auspices of the Rainbow Division Truman and Miss Iola 8.winnerton
veterans and the Vincent B. ('ost"llo are among the Washington girls who
Post of the American Legion. for the will take part, the cast hein,< made
benefit of the fund for distres"d up of both professional aild amateur
ex-service men. Sergeant Patrick actors.
Henry Barnes. who is the author :nd ---
---- - Mrs. Wortham James will come to
Washington from New York to be the
in sf of Mrs. Henry C. morbin for a
fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bradley have
hpened their house in Dupont Circle
fr the season. Mrs. Bradley will be
ihome on Sunday afternoons, as is
de cutRom. eepRnn
Visiting American Red Cross mem
hers and Its overseas workers and
oicae frank to acknoledg thathea
Informal reception to be held
national headquarters. Seven
fe wand ) strets northwest. Friah e
Ly!from r to 5 o'clock.
1n invitation is extended to all mem
Iterbs of the of cus
inouncement from a Washington for the armistice
dayer e and Sis hoped wer
a great many will take advantage of
; shoe house the opportunity to visit the beauti
ful Red Cross building on this c
casion.
RA V ERSTea will be served In the large a
sembly room in the main building.
314 7TH ST. N. V . Among those who have be se
serve a hoateaes are: Miss Mabel
den to Keep Running. T. Boardmian, national secretary of
p th AmeicanRed Cross: Mrs. Au
gust Blmont member o Red
Too Many Shoes. Cross central committee, ofe New
York. Mrs. William K. Draper. of
are frank to acknowledge that New York: Mrs. Ellen ' " Daniels.
AmercanRedde easteork
similaerese pediaetr r. .W .irxl.ihldlh
Mrs.tuyWarngHyderar. Mss.
fellow-weL sartheoenwMsssad(' ,peieto h
L1-bt o--ur' thsanto isAieChttn ,peiet
aesd w vorc foih at iau n isMrae od
eand StoML!Adsser ~ eieto h ~src fClmi
rrs.ptlyding haegieen herrnam
Wahtons fr thew sale o the r
____________at MrWomenrCiy Clu Cobn foura
Mr.y aenoon, Ndovebe 1ra7. unde
for EE W the ueas o. trh. Berdey alwinb
Visy itfh American WCosmenm
hfernoo and a mueseal wroramr will
agn tin er tdrection of be rhe.
.awrnth TndDstesnd. het.Fl
dayl afeno Mrsm Stpe to. H5 'lock.n
hbe rofte Reboh th wilrde
ins yeahntfr the hormiaso st ieb
dayngremanie and Mrs hr opeyha
aogneat anyr. wiloumk arvanoag ofv
t~t ~W' A AfuglI teir Crome, 170din N thipc
Tea wll beserve in te lare as
to serveds hosteses are: iss Mabe
T. oadma, atonaescrearoo
the merian edACossSMrs Au
AmrianRe CoR ;Yok
Mrs. Guy neolfaring.aydePrMs.
NwYr ity Redl Crospru eOverproas
Sad2eage'..Iu and M issMret Hood,
aire weem. weM as !r U s, and q
rai take of their now homeju
erly t in winter
Mrs. ai.ne Deals will eose to J
ashi oon freom Nq York. to be the s
ruest ofMrs. Ca" Hale for thoe
Iraton of the esnfre ese.
The first of the serfee of concerts
Uplimaques to be given, under the
wap.me= Of the Chamber of Msic 80
lety, this winter will take plane next
Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock In the s
allroom of the Hadleigi Hotel.
A Verdi-Puccini progran will be
riven by Marie dundelies. s rano;
Prieda Klink, contralto; P Alt.
souse, tenor, and Fred Patten. bar- I
1one.
Thq list of patronessee has been an
aouncsd and Includes Mmne. Rlano.
Mme. Mathieu Mate. de Pepees.
Mme. Oro$teh, Princess Lubomantrks,
Mme. Axel Wallenberg. Mrs. Albert
B. Fall, Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Mrs. J.
1. Davis, Miss Alsa Mellon. and many
thers..
Richard Arnold Chapter, D. A. R.,
net last night at the home of the
ecretary. Mrs. A. A. Gotteall in
.hevy Chase. The Regent Mrs. M.
It. Clair Blackburn presided. Re
ports were heard, and plans for the
reason's activities approved. There
was an Interesting program including
t vocal selection by Miss Helen Hill
hopkins, the registrar, who read a
paper. Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins,
istorian of the Richard Arnold
!hapter. was appointed chairman of
the International Relations commit
tee to acquaint the chapter of the
Arms Conference happenings during
the entire session. Guests included
lfre. Sutherland Curtis and Miss
ribbetts.
-+
Mr. and Mme. Philippe O. boyes
entertained at dinner last evening In
compliment to the Secretary of the
Brazilian Embassy and Mme. do
Amaral. In the company, which in
,luded the Brazilian ambassador. Mr.
Augusto de Alencar, were the Com
nercial Attache of the Brasillan Em
bassy and Mme. Sebastiao Sampalo,
he former ambassador of Brazil, Mr.
)liveira Lima and Mme. Lima. the
onsul of the Brazilian embassy in
Baltimore and Mine. Tavares. the
econd secretary of the embassy,
Mfr. Glalvao Bueno; the second secre
lary, Mr. Jaoqulm Lean: the naval
attache of the Portuguese legation In
Vew York. Commandant Philemon
Duarte d'Almeida, and Miss Lelita
Dawson.
The Commercial Attache of the
lrnbaasy and Mme. Sampaio enter
rained at luncheon yesterday in com
dliment to Mr. and Mme. do Amaral.
The other guests included the former
flrazilian Minister and Mme. Oliveira
I.ima. Franklin Adams, of the Pan
\merican Union, and Mrs. Adams,
he Brazilian Consul at Baltimore
nd Mme. L. de H. Tavares. Senor
1e Galva o Bueno. secretary of the
mhaasv; Senor .J. de Souza Lean,
he naval attache: Comdr. Guilherme
ticken. Mr. and Mme. Philippe
Aoyez. and N. P. de Alneida, of the
an-American inion.
Joaquim de Sousa Lean will en
tertain at dinner Saturday evening
it Wardman Park In honor of Mr.
end Mme. do Amaral, who will leave
shortly for England, where Mr. do
Amaral has been appointed secre
tary of the embassy in London.
Miss Anne Morgan is coming to
Washington for the Armistice Day
"elebratlon and to attend the first
meeting of this season of the Wash
ington branch of the Committee for
Devastated France. Miss Morgan. the
national head of the organization. will
address the meeting, which is to be
eld tomorrow afternoon at 3 n'clock
it the home of Mrs. Robert Woode
Bliss, 17;R Massachusetts avenue.
-4
The Women's Welfare Association
will hold a bazaar and sale of hats
tomorrow and Friday at its head
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't hurt a bitt Drop a litt1e.
Freona" on an aching corn. in
itantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with
'ingers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
'Freesone" for a few cents. .uffici
mnt to remove every hard corn, soft
-orn, or corn between the toes, and
he calluses, without soreness or ir
-tation.
Market I
be I
(LL DAY =
: Day)I
11th, 1921 1
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te reitem tMase e eg e tearaeen at 4 e ek. Mr. Swrar
r euad sea mil be sW to ei s Mean.yoee
aaes t. arth iw deirIa e esSt a s. Mitudaia.
, -w I tbinUSI roA'SM
sa. Mrs. ChAa. W WaBs T. aTna r'e a ie MKre.
veiiint at We Wabt Chs as r Mama dashtr t Mr sad
Ys.itl . . T. Moans. sad Edward J.
o st e . taek pAgc e lat
O a'"c"'' sas. 7aar Leh7 was odeek at 5hre/ Hert
autua. S lues Mr..elshve .methilk.Pth. O rva aesbrm
ire. Cherims Clia. of No Turk. OW~ the'amd'!.C. Hda}s
q- smew etbaIs. sad WSIN. Kyle.
Alm LaeeW B. Sadrmvtet. trh act tUthteveryity, wa it
pea iat Wllam0 City Chia dI a a hi Pcacaiai the
utain he war mth,. Mrs wilv Mr. r sad hi tol
o at a at the clubs. ofAv ts ped their
Etabldak.d 1N1
0 ncelo o anal
C pees ina 'areVeb te
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY
Hr, ARMISTICE DAY
Autumn Sale o sOrie
We have advertisd the fact that every r
pecially priced for this occasion.
In addition, we will offer from day to di
attractive values. Two of thes, will be on
$45 a i lot of nsall65pe oo
colorings end kinds 4nd avera | Am ti
iny in size 31/2x5 feet. derfuliy yo
Rug Values That Yo55..i
-and what should appeal so strongly to
the fact that every rug in our stock is ca:
not a ffhill lot of unsalable goods.
Axmianster, 9x12, $42.50 Axniins4
to $58.00. "to $55.50.
Velvets, 9x12, $45.00 to Velvet,
$65.00. to $52.50.
Chenille, 9x12, $60.00. Chenille
A Linoleum Value for 'Thursday
Good Quality Inlaid, in Six Attractive
SThe LinenCavdan
Shop Wing Rocker
Or Arm Chair to match.
$6.00 and $6.75 All carvings are in the
Scalloped - edge wood. Seat and back of
Embroidered Tea
Napkins, 14 x 14
inches, white or
colored embroid
ery, $3.85 dosen. $3.00 to $4.60 Ma
$1.65 Japanese deira Hand-embroider
Hematitched Blue ed Pure Linen and Ba
Print Tea Cloths, titBayPloSip
54x54 inches, as- Cvrs lihl
sorted d e B i g n s, sold$17eah
$1.10 each..
75c and $1 Lace-e-cloeedge
Trimmed Scaros,
17x50 inches, in- Hnkrhes
sertion and motif cre adebod
~tfcts 5keac.ore Arm eCh. omth
Alraarvingearte
widewhit, ivryoad. et 3-ndbch df
dots ndsalleigres Hadebroder.
36-inch C etonde iped Ba
BarHaborChiteuBaby Pi reowmSip
ions coere bohadCoes, tsghtly
cial, $3.7edea$h.7Seal
INQUIRE ABOU OURdeiFrEHan
cad~S. Ass. V. aseesa
roem Ubes Ar AA e
Crmat Jeo . .the u 6
oL ijne n . . Mr ssW. -
N1 Uphvolre am. r
FRIDY, NV,os
Ctl. Rugs - "0
Cog inb T this e s d ?s
dM some Unuu A..llyotrtl
M Mssw and IasM
efuriw a nd ooeeck in hexer en
lrgymtoa who will be smsni"i hI
the hurlel ouvemeshue whiab e to be4
roamtid Ins Arlntoe Oemuiarv. is
Armles Da bat r the Uk
Amorkoas aoldba' sit.
Linens
upholatery
FRDA, NOV.V
dtal Rugs
th ug buyhs aer ises
my some unusually
sale for Thursday.
M8ul ad Irene
uerqing in size 3%xz6
,u coloring ad won.
d valves at this pri ce.
i'll Find
ate
the rug buyer is
refully selected
8.3x 10.6, $42.50 I
~8.3x10.6, $60s
Only, $1.35
Patterns $13
The Linen
Shop
$6.00 Bleached
Pure Irish Linen
Napkins, 18 x 18
inches, floral and
spot designs, $3.95
dozen.
Odd lot of
Bleached Pure
Irish Linen Da
mask and Union
Damask, 70 inches
wide, for 75c yard.
$3.00 to $5.00
Maderia Hand-em
broidered Scallop
ed-edge Pure Linen
Ce nt er pi ecees,
s I i g h t I y soiled,
$2.25 each.
nent
*nd Ivory Scrim,
>uble open-work
special, 12%~c yd.
rCouch Covers,
signs in Oriental
Special' $3.75
4arquisette Cur
yards long, 2
Shem, plain edge.
25 pair.
AYMENT PLANJ
Soummesmamn

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