Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1921, Page 36

nyfeid, R T, [P FEenpm————— - " Lubomirski, “Near East.Relief -Benefit on Tuesday Assured of Success ‘Drama League of Washing- ton Will Present Four Short Plays—Dance Is to Follow. ‘With the list of important patronesses constantly growing and general interest being aroused everywhere, the benefit for the Near East Rellef which will take place Tuesday evening in the Salon des Nations, at the Hotel Washington, 1is already an assured success. The Drama League of Washington is combining to make the occasion all the more delightful, and following the pres- entation of four short plays there will be a ball. Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson, wife of the Postmaster General, is the author of “The Gift of the Magii,” a play based on the story by O. Henry and particularly suitable for the occasion. Mrs. John ‘Thompson’s play, “Pearls,” which is altogether charming and very ‘well cast, is another treat in store for the guests, and the other plays include Mr. Edward Goodman's “Eugenically Speaking” and “An Unlucky Star,” in which Miss Nancy Gordon Jones, Mra. Vernes, Mr. Addison Smith and Mr. Det- low Martheson will take part. Boxes have been taken by Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes, Mrs. R. R. Govin, Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Cummings Jones, Mrs. Charles Bough- ton Wood, Mrs. George Hope, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Mr. Arthur Bradley Campbell is chair- man of the floor committee, the mem- bers of which include Prince Eugene Col. William Eric Fowler, Mr. Willam Bowie Clarke, Maj. George Oakley Totten, Mr. William S. Reyburn, i hard * Wise, Mr. Gardiner Coogan, Commander Tl]e"'ldm Jewell and Mr. Horace Lut- tre! * White Elephant Sale H. Wilmer, Mr. Douglas B. Johnson, - brook, Jr.; Col. Willlam E. Horton, Col. E. Lee, Mr. Edward Alsop, Col MRS. JOHN BLANKENSHIP Of New York, whe is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Clark. t Mrs. Woodrow Wilson |Card Party to Benefit Heads Patronesses for the week of February 14 to raise funds to build a hospital for the Southern Relief Ball children of Alaska, The association| Mrs. Woodrow Wilson heads the list of ladies interested in the work has |of partonesses for the Southern Re- been in existence for some vears, but |lief ball of February 7, at the New this is the first public appeal made |Willard. A partial list of partoness for funds. 4 are: Mrs. Bainbridge Colby, Miss Ma Mrs. Warrick Emile Montgomery is |garet Wilson, Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, president; Mrs. Davis McCarthy, vice |Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs. Josephus president: Miss Hachale Barrington,!Daniels, Mrs. William B. Bankbead, treasurer, and the following the orig- | Mme. de Riano, Miss Mabel T. Boar: inal founders of the.guild: Mrs. Mil- iman, Mrs. J. Thilman Hendrick, Mrs. ton Ailes, Mme. Calderon, Mrs. Wil- |Thomas Armat, Mrs. Delos Blodgett, liam® Kearney Carr, Mrs. William H |Mrs. John H. Bankhead, Mrs, John H. Emory, Mrs. Thornton Boland, Mrs.|Bankhead, jr., Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Harold Norton, Miss Elizabeth Moore, | Mrs. Willism H. Boiling, Mrs. John Miss Rigg: r of the Governor ef | Biddle, Mrs. Gilmer- Brenizer, Mrs. Alaska: Mrs. Frank. Saul, Mra. Talty, | Rolfe Bolling, Mrs. Charles Henry Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Paul- | Butler, Mrs. Lee Benoist, Mrs. Louis ine Wilcox. D. Brandeis, Mrs. Charles Bromwell, Mrs. Montgomery is receiving at|Mrs. Tasker Bliss, Mrs. Benedick her home, 1743 Rhode Island avenue |Crowell, Mrs. Philander P. Claxton, Attracting Interes Tncreased interest is being shown in the “white elephant™ sale to be held ‘With Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, for Casualty Hospital, to the benefit of the hospital. Boardman, Mrs. William E. Humph Lrey, Mrs. Danlel B. Casley, Mrs, T. Q. northwest all articles donated for the | Nre: S N am Kearmey A Mre . | Rust, Mrs. Henry H. Glassie, Mrs. Peoples, Mrs. John S. Claud N. Bennett. It gue Blair an to seat that number. The Vogue Model Shop Ladies’ Tailors & Furriers Special—We make ladics’ suits, $45, in the latest styles; also samples for sale; 1417 F N.W. Second Floor Froat - I Hnrrfi Covington, :Mrs. Peter A |J. Story and Song to Aid ett, Mrs. ! Willlam Eaches Fendall, Eugene Hale, Mrs. Paul E. Johnson, Mase sale, C. Calhoun, Mrs. E.” W. Cole, Mrs. . = = Mr Drury, e Bt AT s Dieres %4 | that more than 1,000 Drain, e Near East Relief|Biaing Elkins. Mrs. Edward H. Eve: Mrs. Thomas P. Gore, Mrs. Cary D. Successful arrangements are being|Grayson, Mrs, R. R. Govin, Mrs. John made for the evening of story and song, | Temple Graves, Mrs. William Ran- to' be given at Wardman Park Hotel |d0lPh Hearst, Mrs. Mark Hanna, Mrs. the evening of February 8, for the bene- |Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Lindsay fit of orphan relief in the east. Lomax, Mrs, Robert £ Lee, Mrs, Ar- Additional patronesses for the evening |thur Lee, Mra R At e include: Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Mra.| et mi s Chive Thomas B Ryan; Blakesles, Capt. Civaller, Mr. Flmer |Mrs. Clarence Ridley. 3 Dyer, Mrs. R. E. Coonts, Mrs. Dupuy, | Crayke Simpson, Mrs. Willard Sauls- Mra R R Govin, Mrs, | bury, Miss Mary Temple, Mrs. Forest F. Vrooman, Mrs. Charles Boughton d Mrs. Richard Wainright. REDUCED' Ball on January 31|y, , wear The Stonewall Jackson Chapter, U. e eiant 81| D- C, will give & ball Monday even- for Italy, and | ins, January 31, at Rauscher's. Mrs. . and Mra, C. mflorflnn is president of the E. Noel. 30-33 FLORIDA AVE. N.W, ‘Now Showing—Beautiful Spring Suits— Extra special models, $39.50 Fashionable Spring Dresses— . Extra special models, $25, $29.50, $39.50 Every Winter Garment Must Go Regardless of Former Prices Balance of Our Suits Formulymtoss 2.1 1490 and $49.50 5340 (Many of these suits can be worn right through the spring) Coats Sacrificed Fur trimmed and tailored models Sold to $310, NOW .reicinre+ $65.00 Sold to $200, now;«.we-..$98.50 i) 'Sold to $40, Now v e $18.95 Sold to $57, NOW ceeenie—-$29.50 . Sold to $69, NOW . eoceee-$39.50 All Plush Coats at About 3 Price All Fur Neck Pieces at 4 Price 50 Trimmed Hats, sold to $20, Wool Plaid Skirts, extra spe- to close, $3.50 and $5 cial, $12.95 " Wonderful Dresses at Bargain Prices Taffetas, Tricotines, Satins, Silks and many others $29.50 One ‘One sold to $40. ..covvecoeas 818.95 sold lt.:'scs.. 10 Beautiful Velvet Dresses, sold to $45, to close. .. 20 Cloth Dresses, 16 to 38 sizes, sold to $29, to close. . Odd lots Georgette and Silk Waists, sold to'$7, to close. . SMWm’lemdws.flhhdfl... Underskirts, all colors, to close. ceaceecocess coatms compme e cverne- - 44 Casualty Hospital Lady Ceddes, Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Newton D. Baker heading the long list of patronesses, the card party to'be given at Wardman Park Hotel on the afternoon of February 2, promises to | | be one of the most successful affairs || of the winter, socially and financially. The entire proceeds are to be devoted n ad- dition to the patronesses previously announced the following, ladies have consented to serve on that committee: Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Mrs. Edward Cohen. Miss Virginia Miller, Miss Mabel T. Mrs. ‘William J. Mallory, Mrs. G. F. Schutt, Donaldson, Mrs. Laura A. Y| Bradley, Mrs. A. Waller, Mrs. H. L. xpected will be present and preparations will be made ALL FUR WORK You can now bave your Furs made over them this winter and be ready 1921-22 Fashion plates just re- LT T New of the public! style in white, pongee and mastic: All sizes. in all colors. 75¢+= $1.50 Chamoisette GIOVES.- o< isisioisie cie o sisisloiallon Chamoisette—a favorite glove with many women —2-clasp—white covert and beaver. Look for the name of the maker! opportunity! At prices people are more than ivilling to pay! ’ The Dress Shop teems with in- terest! - $30.00 Tricotine Dresses, $18.50 New Tricotine Dresses with circular skirts —the low waist line, soft blouse and wide tricolette and ribbon sashes. $37.50 Dresses, $23.75 ‘Wonderful lot—New Tricotine Dresscs, navy, black and brown—new circular skirt—satin Fests and wide satin sashes. i $36.50 Taffeta Dresses, $25. New, crisp taffeta, with full gathersd skirt, iiny silk vests, eyelet embroidery and con- trasting color underskirt. Navy, black, gray #And brown. You wilj want one of these—New Canton repe Dre! elongated basque, full gathered hkirts—scalloped at hem, loose panels snd rib- bon girdles—navy, brown and black. + -$55.00 Lace Dresses, $39.50 : Beautiful, indeed—Dinner Gowns of silk lace pver satin foundations, in navy, black and rown—French garlands, metallic laces and ribbon girdles. $60.00 to $75.00 Evening i 'wns, A collection of Evening Gowns and Dance ¥Frocks, in chiffon velvet, soiree, taffeta, chif- fon and silk net—rose, maise, white, orchid, gleuh. Jade, American beauty, fiesh and light ue. $55 New Satin Meteor Afternoon Gowns, Special, $47.50 Featuring the lower waist line openwork braid embroidery. full gathered skirts, with looped side parels, faced with georgette in con- trasting colors—brown and navy with henna, brown with gold, black with green, gray with bl $11.50 to $13.50 Overblouses New Styles— Of Satin Of Taffeta Of Georgette Crepe $7.95 ) Expensive looking, but inexpensively priced—charming models in light and dark shades—elaborately or embroidered in con- trasting colors. A number have touches of gold thread—roll collar or collarless styles with long or short sleeves. $15 to $17.50 Blouses, $10 Styles to please' the most fastidious—of crepe satin,.crepe de .chine, mignonette or georgette—overblouse, ffl)lllll surplice or straight-hip blouses, also a number of tuck-in. Self-trimmed or combined with contrasting colors, dainty braids or bandings, beading or fine laces—long or short sleeves. $5 to $21.50 Hand-Made Blouses, $3.50, $5, $8.75, $15 A pleasing variety—unusual values. Batiste and voile blouses made attractive by hand-drawn work in numerous designs, hand- sewed tucks or embroidery. Many finished with real filet or Irish laces. o . New Tricotine Dresses, $39.50 For the Large Wemen. Smart straight-line model with flat braid trimming, in panel ef- fect. Specially priced. Forerunners of the Spring Season | Tailored Hats, $7.50 But for a Special Price Concession These Hats Would Be $9.50 to $12. ' e e oy D tvrrsatibt b oty e, o] ween n ar. in nat ant = | R T L i WR and Cellophane and Satin Batavia and Hemp Visca and Satin Silver and Gold Cloth Beautiful Hats for Southern Wear, © $13.50 to $20.50 ‘Women of cultured discrimination, who closely follow the trend l of fashion, will be interested in this showing—fallle, Canton crepe hair cloth, combined with hemp ér tagal—brilliant colors, of course, in flame, carrot, tomato, orchid, jade and the wanted gray. Hats of crepe, combined with yarn, are proving great favorites, Now Is the Time to Buy Rubbers We expected a stormy winter and stocked heavil, rubbers—our loss is your gain—buy now for Sp’ri:: showers at 85¢ at 69c ‘ Regular $1.10 storm and low- l cut rubbers, high or low heels, .ulnm-. Regularly 80c and 90c | pair. at 59 Regular 80c Toe-san Sandals for women. N BE LT LT L ecords for Good Values 7, In the Last Week of Our January Sales! _New goods enter—balances are regrouped and realigned for the coming week. The half cannot be told, but the sale news pn:ltt;d b}:llov'v is sufficient to let you know that our January Sales are going out in a blaze of glory. You’'ll find a visit well worth while! 1 Beginning "Tomorrow—Our Greatest Sale of Chamoisette and Leatherette Gloves Thousands of pairs of first quality Washable Cotton Gloves from a maker you well know at Half Price and Less! Extra space and extra salespeople in our Glove Department this week to handle this big event! plunged into making the biggest cotton glove purchase of our history, firm in the belief that this sale will meet with approval $2.25 Leatherette ' $1,75 Strap-Wrist $2.25 Long Gloves— PRI RS 95 PR. =ong Sow! $ 5 Glovess.. .. .eecicicoiisimioins: 75c Chamoisette................ CP® Chamoisette. ... ....... l‘l R Look like leather, but can be washed—2-clasp Washable, long-wearing chamoisette, in the 12-button-length Popular Chamoisette Gloves, in favorite strap-wrist _style. mastic, covert and chamois. $3.75 Duplex Long Leatherette One of the greatest glove values you have ever seen. 12-button length, in white, brown, covert, beaver, gray and sand. All sizes. You'll want several pairs! When you know the name of the maker this sale will take on added interest! These are largely discontinued styles, and in some of the lofs we have absorbed the manufacturer’s entire quantity. At any rate, if you can use cotton Gloves, now is your VARIETY W -All Kinds of NEW DRESSES LT LT U ST LT L LT LT L LT G T AR IR IR IR NS A 1216 F St. NW. Realizing the values, we white, gray and covert. ,Splendid quality. Think what you've been paying for the short gloves! Cm:::ugec.k.’v”_ 2 sl $1 -45 PR 16-button-length Chamoisette Gloves, in white only. All sizes in this popular glove. Buy before lines are -broken. A All sizes in white, gray, $1.50:= OOLTEX COATS Swing into the last week of the January Sales At New Reductions! These high-class coats without fur, but made of superb materials in the characteristic high-class Wooltex manner and in conservative styles, are probably the biggest values of the month. Every coat individually marked at a new low price, and each is listed separately below. The only bad thing about this sale is that there are not many of these coats, and you would do well to see them at your earliest opportunity. Four $35 Sport Jackets, polo mixtures....... . $2L.75 Two $50 Navy Blue Zibeline Full-back Coats .... .$39.75 Two $58.50 Navy Suede Velour Coats, belted model. .$43.75 One $100 French Blue Bolivia Cape Coat... . $59.75 Two $95 Navy Chamo Cloth Full-Coats.... . $59.75 .$62.75 Ten $85 Duvet de Laine Panel-back Coats, navy and black. Five $100 Chamo Embroidered Wrappy Coats .$63.75 One $110 Black Seal Plush Short Jacket.............. et $69.75 Ten $98.50 Silvertip Bolivia Belted Coats, navy, brown, reindeer and Nankin .$76.75 Two $127.50 Full-back Coats, in brown Silvertip Bolivia........ One $145 Black Peachbloom Embroidered Wrap .... Two $135 Marvella Wrappy Coats, navy and brown Three $120 Black Velour Velvet Afternoon Coats . One $125 Green Chamoistyn Panel-back Coat... L Ten $150 Full-back and Belted Coats, of peachbloom, reindeer, navy and ming One $155 Wrap Coat. of navy blue marvella of the finest grade.......... e ATe S $94.75 Lo e m e T Balance of Qur Coats _Entire stock rynning into hundreds of garments and comprising the latest and most desirable of the season’s styles, colors and materials, most of them with fur collars, and every coat splendidly tailored. Regrouped for the last week of our January Sales and ready for your unlimited choice at— 4 \ /4 $34.50 $44.50 $64.50 $84.50 1" - these coats would regularly have sold for, and add strength to the Coats $34.50 &t s, at....... o wrappy coats, blouse back, panel and lined. A particularly interesting variety. Juietc "silvertip, bolivia a0 yalsma— Season’s best selling lines—wrappy Coats, at........ chamo and evora. Seal, nutria or opos- bloom, tasmania, fortuna, corduval and Hand New Skirts $7.75, $10.75, $14.50 will be good news to many when they read this announce- These new groupings bring astonishing savinfs from the prices slogan which so many people tell us is at all times true— “Values Are Greater at JellefP’s!” Ean, at. $64.50 Straight-line and wrappy coats—rac- Some less than half price—wraps and coon and opossum fur collars, full silk belted” coats—embroidered waist deep Y yokes—veldyne, chamoistyne, evors, on- 375 to mm 50 mole, seal and opossum coll L] coats—panel-back coats with narrow _ The biggest values of the month—our helt:—lgd cape coats i veldyne, bolivia, Dest coats and wraps—in marvella, peach. orlando—mole, squirrel, fox, beaver or sum collars. opossum fur collars. Just Here!—A Shipment of Kinds that sell usually at $15 to $27.50 In Three Noteworthy Groups The demand for these attractive skirts has been so great that we have found it difficult to keep our stocks complete. It ment of a new shipment. Such values as the following have New Worsted Plaids brought a record January business in Furs. New Velour Plaids $300 Natural Muskrat New Velour Checks Cost, Soinch length, - $195 -~ e $465 French Seal Coat, New Roman Stripes / In box-side and double box-plaited styles—the kind that women and misses are seeking. Shown in a number of har- monious color combinations, such as— Black and white, navy and white, navy and tan, tan and brown, tan and beige, tan and navy, navy and grsy, brown and blue. @5-inch length, skunk collar and cuffs.eecevecne $525 Hudson Seal Coat, choice collars and cuffs of skunk, beaver and SQUIrTel eiceerciieacinne $600 Hudson Seal Cape, ‘si§"°h length, deep cape collar .. $295 $295 $395 Bringing Up the Reserves! Sorosis Boots and Oxfords, $7.25 .. Select From Regular $11.50 to $12.50 Footwear .. The original lot of shoes was bl%—although we have sold many, many pairs, yet there still remains a very fine selection, the demand continues as great as it has been for the past week it is doubtful if there will be enough left by Saturday. At.present we have a comprehensive range of sizes and a good variety of styles—don’t delay your pur- chase. Make your selection from— -Dark brown or black, New Feature—Patent leather welt soles Calf_Oxfords—Dark brown, low Cuban heels and _welt soles, wing or straight tips. Brogue Oxfords—Tan or black calf, with heavy welt soles and low Cuban heels, wing tip. Oulf Beots—] with Cuban heels, and wing tip. Kid Boots—Dark brown or black, with cloth tops and Cuban heels, welt soles. K14 Boots—All black, with Cuban beels and welt soles. = vamp, with box cloth top, hand- turn sole, French heel, button style. Calf Beets—Dark brown, with box cloth top, two-tone effect, Cuban heels and weilt soles. Bregue Beets—Tan shade, with heavy soles, low beels, wing tip. Kid Oxfords—Black or dark brown, low flat heels, rubber heels attached.