Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1921, Page 40

SOCIETY THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 6 _1921—PART 2. SOCIETY SN R SRR RO } A Special Sale of Women’s Stylish Spring Oxfords 5,4.95 Just what yeu need now for Early Spring Days. These styi- ish oxfords are taken right out of our own stock and reduced for this sale. Of Patent Leather and Black Gun Metal with Cuban or Mili- tary Heels, Straight or Wing Tips; Welt and Turn Soles. Al] sizes and widths. All in all, decisive hargam at our very l(l\\ price of $4.9 Reduced from 38, $9 and $10— Soecial . . . . . . . HHATAT A TER Novelty Footwear Now at Its Best Among the new cross-strap and other novelties are noted Gray Suede Pumps, White Kid Pumps, Gun Metal or Patent { Pamps, Black Kid Pumps, Brown Sucde Pumps, Brown Kid Pumms, Brown or Black Satin Pumps. All moderately priced. New HOSIERY For Springtime All the new mnovelty as well as plain silk hosiery in dependable qualities. Silk Hosiery, 75¢ up—tioveity Hosiery, $2.50 up. L*50s. STDASBUDRGED. STREET 310 — 312 SEVENTI il ptes T HE T T O AR ke e T 1109 G Street N.W. Excellent in Quality, Fashion and Tailoring Are the Fine NEW SPRING SUITS For Women and Misses We Feature in Misece™ Sines, Tomorrow’s Sale at the Special | Women's Sizes,| Siacs, 16to 18 Price of 35 to 44 Suits that were made to sell at a much higher price, as you will ap- preciate when you see the garments. Tricotines Poiret Twills Twill Cords Men’s Wear Serges Novelties Covert Cords In this group all the jaunty. mel and medium le ngth styles in are interpreted. Unlookec erness is seen in beading, stitchery and embroidery and straight styles 2 Navy, new tans anc Extra Special—Just Received 150 New Sport Suits it ORI $ 1 9 .955 Your Choice at..... Continental “Full Wool” Fabric Suits—W ool Jersey Sport Suits—Heather Mixture Suits. ice of a number of the smartest new models in a variety of the most populnr avy, fl\fnrd Medium Grays, Olive, Tan, Light Green, Blue etc. All sizes 1en and misses—16, 18, 36 to 44, Alumnae Dl\le Ball at I Joint Recital Feature | esting joint recital by Prihoda, the fa- of Washington and Miss Bullock from | in public_will sing several numbers un- {NEIAREE Hatire TR eet) New York, a glassmate of Mi - | der’ the direction of Mre. Walter T Lunchenn—Ten~Dmner flers Carlyle Geisler, Mr. Howe, S ol Thyson, B After the program ‘a reception will be Bants, ax | Hulifish. M v 2 g n_honor of Senator and Mrs Sandwioh ‘. fa;':,.u?;:'"" s i.\vaj. Murphy Miss Morgan Entertains Miss Geisler of portland'cnm‘""m Miss Lillian Morgan entertained lay afternoon at a tea dance man Park Hotel in honor of Miss | Geisler of Portland, Ore, who | is attending Columbia New York, and who came to V ington to visit friends for the inaug- ural ceremonies. Among the guests were Imirie, Miss B. Pearle Cl Marie J. McGuire, Miss Ella | bitt, Miss Gladys Pugh, Mrs. William |S. Harrison and Mrs. a report of the midyear meeting of the . vashington. Mr. Bernard Poland of { . York and Mr. Jack Murphy of {President Guth to Meet Alumaae Council will be made n Alumnae of Goucher| lSenator Willis to Speak e At Ohio Socxety s Meetmg atte The March meeting of the Ohic f which President Harding member, will be held at Ra on Monday evening, March 14 Justice Day will preside and Mrs. W y | iam Hamilton Bayly has arrang special program. Senator Frank Willis will deliver an address and the Double T Chorus, coi d of a num- ber well known mus: seldom heard Guth of | h are to resident . William W, nd aner and UR Offers |Ir Moxt K FURS In Wr-os bo-u ()Mm-m University, | Rt v wi ea on “The New Plans for Goucher,” and | = NOAH'S ARK TEA ROOM 924 Seventeenth St. N.W. Rab- PRACTICALLY HALF PRICE . 0. Southworth Table 30, 1.00 nd dancing will follow. d'Hote Dinner, 6 to el ho is here until after the Inauguration. BTL\V Wlllafd Marcl’\ 08 th annual Dixie the New as been given on Easter for many years. president i1l have the following ball committe Mrs. Hutton, chairm: ning, vice ¢ . Vrooman, Mrs. Phi Delta Delta Women To Receive This Afternoon o preparations have been he Phi Delta Delta women's ternity for their reception the woman mem- nd woman ('b‘]ug nd spring flow- e will be car- d cakes. will be Mrs. 1 Sears Taylor, s Jeanette of the Phi Jewell, Delta Mrs. John Paul iter C. C IPDham Mrs. L r PR X1V BK § WSV IS WS 3 N JAfiM“nfifiM““AWA.’W“ o~ m <~ ..oflo/\ At Belasco on March 13 Sunday afternoon, March 13. at the Belasco Theater there will be an inter- mous Bohemian violinist, and Clelia Fioravanti, the young Italian-Ameriean anti, who was has lived in s twelve years s Carmen "Hh ompany _last 1 approval from nd patronesses Dr. Bederich Step- NOTICE BACHRACH Hat Renovator Formerly 735 12th St. N.W. NOW LOCATED At Their New Store 733 11th St. N.W. Between G and H Sta. You are cordially invited to visit our new store Ladies’ Straw Hats Cleaned, Dyed and Reblocked Easter’s Most Appropriate Gifts Rosaries, silver and gold fill- d, i fi :“selzn dainty finger $3.50up Rosaries in all colored birth- stones, for the DUESS oeorneeinnes $1.00 up Crosses, gold, hand ckased, with or without gold neck chain.. up One Antique Hand-cut Onyx Rosary. Spe- D. ALPHER, Jeweler 907 G St. N'W. bigfi?@% fiffl,«@@w% 608 TO 614 11th ST. N.W. Normalizing Values and Prices On Sale Monday . The House of Courtesy EY We are upsetting’ all precedents of the last four years—-and establishing a new standard of value and its relation to price in these lots of ST I YR RS T T AT ¢ Superior Tricotine Suits The excellence of the weave makes its impress—while the character of the design and detail of workmanship mark the price as wonderfully exceptional g E] T TR 0 Splendid examples of tailoring craftsmanship are offered in the straight- line models. Clever specimens of graceful designing are displayed in the Ripple and Bloused styles. Most effective phases of fashion are expressed in the dainty embroidery. and the modish braiding. Artistic richness is portrayed in the resplendent tubular iridescent beading on many of these Suits. After all is said—Tricotine remains the favorite because of its intense prac- ticability and refinement—of which these Suits are such notable creations. A most interesting assemblage of Spring Suits is here—ranging from $16.50 for the Jerseys to $195.00 for those of elaborate production. > & ! é ) ‘ i ) d ) | é ) )