Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1921, Page 47

3 Miss McQuown to Speak Miss Sterlmg to Wed * Howard C. Knotts beth Smart to Ensign Keane Announced — Mrs. Cameron Engaged to Capt. Snow. The engagement of Miss Charlotte . Sterling to Mr. Howard C. Knotts, Wwhich was announced a day or two @go, is of unusual interest in Wash- ington, because she is practically a ‘Washington girl, coming here as a little child with her parents, her father, the late Representative John A. Sterling, being in Congress from Illinois for seventeen years. Miss_Sterling_graduated from the Bristol School in Washington and is also a graduate of the Wesleyan Art School of Tilinois. She served as pri- vate secretary to her fathér. taking the place of her brother the last two years of the-war. The wedding will take place in June, following Mr. Knotts' gradua- tion from Harvard Law School. .He is the son of Mr. Edward C. Knotts, United States attorney for the south- ern district of Illinois, and Mrs. Knotts, who have a home in Spring- field. During the war Mr. Knotts served as a second lieutenant with the 17th U. S. Aero Squadron on the British front, attached to the British royal air forces. He was twice wounded and was taken pris- oner. As an American ace he has an official record of eight German planes and was decorated by the Prince of Wales, who bestowed upon him the British _distinguished flying cross, during his yisit in this country. Mr. Knotts graduated from Knox Col- lege at Galesburg, Ill., in 1916. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smart of ‘Washington and Herndon, Va., an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, _ Elizabeth, ~_to_ Ensign Thomas J. Keane, U. S. N. Mr. Keane 48 a native of Galway, Ireland, and 2 graduate of both the University of Ireland and the Royal College of Ire- jand at Galway. On his naturaliza- tion and entrance into the Navy he was appointed official aid to the commandant of the naval station at Great Lakes, IIL, which position he has held for three years. The wed- ding will take place early in June. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lee announce the engagement of their daughter, Adelaide de Pendre, to Capt. John Ainsworth Andrews, U. S. A. The wedding will take place in June. Mrs. Charles Leicester Payne of Montclair, N. J.,, announces the en- agement of her daughter, Mrs. Mar- aret Payne Cameron, to Capt. Wil- liam A Snow, Corps of Engineers. Mrs. Cameron is the granddaughter of Mrs William H. Payne of New York, and the widow of Lieut. Douglas Tilford Cameron, 7th Field Artillery, 1st Division, who was killed in action during the Meuse- Argonne offensive. Capt. Snow is the son of Maj. Gen. Wwilliam_J. Snow, chief of fleld ar- tillery, 1940 Biltmore street, Wash- ington. He graduated from West Point, class 1916. During the world war Capt. Snow served with the 2d Engineers, 2d Division. He was awarded the distinguished service cross, the Chevalier de Legion d'Hon- neur and the croix de guerre Wwith two paims. Capt. Snow is at present taking an advanced course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy, from which he will graduate in June. Former Representative John H. Bmall and Mrs. Small announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary Belle, to Maj. Herbert C. Neblett 0; Medical Corps, U..S. A. ding will be celebrated in June home of the bride’s parents in Wash- ington, N. C. St. John's Junior Prom Arranged by Auxiliary The Junior Prom of St. John's Col- lege is being arranged under the auspices of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, and will be given at the Catholic gym- nasium Saturday evening, April 23, at 9 o'clock. The prom will be pre. ceded by an exhibition drill by !hel i Mrs. Mrs. city. City will students of St. John’ ‘The of governors of St. John's will be honorary members of the floor committee, with Mr. Peter A. airman, and will include E. Ailes, Mr. J. B. Dens- more, Mr. John J. Early, Mr. Thomas Michael Heister, Mr. Constantine Leo Schuette. floor committee will be Mr. Dennis Connell, Mr. Lionel Tsusley, Mr. Ji Fitzgerald, Mr. John Wid- Ryan, Mr. Mr. ard Fitz- Mr. ward Quinn is chairman of the ladies” committee. At Monday Lecture Tea Miss Clara W. McQuown will speak at the Monday afternoon lecture te: of the College Women's Club tomor- Zow, her subject being “The Educa- tion of the Chinese, Japanese and Korean Woman.” Mrs. Frank E. Edgington, chairman of the educa- tion committee of the club, will be hostess for the afternoon, and will be assisted by Miss Ida C. Johnson, Mrs. William B. Hardy, Mrs. Herbert D. Browne and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle. roumeRLY STIEBEL MILLINERY invoutEE 607 13th St. N.W. " New Phipps Sport Hats —A lovely assortment of these famous Hats just arrived. Shown in all the exquisite shades. Prices Are Moderate spring SOCIETY Of interest in Washington will be the marriage of Miss Catherine Mc- Cahill to Mr. Franklin X. Lane, Jjr. which will take place Saturday after- noon, April 23, in Lake City, Minn. Miss McCahill is the daughter of James McCahill, Duluth, and grand- daughter of Patrick Rahilly, former senator, Lake City, Minn. Mr. Lane is the only son of Mr. and the Interior in the Wilson adminis- tration. Y Miss McCahill was graduated from the Convent of the Sacred Heart, New York. Mr. Lane, jr., served in France as a lieutenant in naval aviation. Thé wedding will take place at the home of the bride’s mother at Lake Syracuse, N. Y., a cousin of the bride, Miss McCahill_has chosen her at- tendants. ter of the bride, will be the maid of honor. Interior Secretary's Son at Lake City, Minn. cousin of the bride, Rochester, Minn., will be the matron of honor. bridesmaids will be Miss Ada Heinze James McCahill and the Ilate Franklin K. Lane, sr. of this Mr. Lane, sr,, was Secretary of at 4 o’clock. Rev. John Grimes, perform the ceremony. Miss Eleanor McCahill. sis- Herbst, a Mrs. William F. ‘No More Red- Stripe Silk Stockings at 95¢ After this purchase has been disposed of. The factory is not making them any more. While they last—the same 100% pure silk — the same protection against garter runs at 95c pair as in our gold stripe silk stock- ings—the only difference is that these have only the mock seam. Black, white, brown, gray. fawn, suede, silver, navy blue and fieldmouse. $2 Silk Stockings, $1.65 Pair Black, white and gray in these full-fashioned silk stockings with mercerized garter hems. A Rare Treat for the Anniver- sary This Week. $75.00 Hudson Bay Sable Chokers, $55.00 Finest quality, carefully select- ed, beautifully marked. One-skin styles. Fur Chokers, $39.50 A special Anniversary price— certainly, and it is your good for- tune. Stone Marten and Baum Marten in _single skin effects. Large and full, soft pelts selected for their perfection and rich col- orings. ANNIVERSARY $16 and $17.50 Silk Bags, $10 Best quality silk moire with ‘metal-covered and shell frames. Fancy linings in plain and shirred effects. Hand-chased and Dutch silver frames—some with inside frames. Some with purse and mirror. $10 Vanity Boxes, $6.95 Dull and patent leather, in black, navy blue, brown, gray and tan. Various shapes, such as field-glass case style, regulation box, pointed top, bookform and novelties. Full size mirrors and cosmetic box fittings. Beautifully lined with silk in various colors. $5.00 Novelty Silk Bags, $2.95 Black, taupe, gray, navy blue and brown—but as we go to press they are going so rapidly that we cannot guarantee all these colors will be available. How- ever, we hope you will find your favorite color. Strong metal frames in two styles; secure clasps that are ornamental as well as practical. Some with purses attached by our eafety de- vice—all have mirrors. A few moires in the lot. $8.50 Silk Moire Bags, $4.95 Metal and covered frames—most of this lot have inside frames. Various styles, including tassel finish. All with purse and mirror. Linings _are varied—Dresden, moire, taffeta and poplin. Orna- mental clasps, firm and secure— then there are some neat but equally strong for more con- servative tastes. All are entirely new and wanted styles. Taupe, gray, navy blue, black and brown. 50 More of Those $18.50 and $20 Novelty Skirts, $10.75 So pleased, to get this last- minute lot of light-weight woolens, in plaids, stripe: d checks, formed of the most beautiful combinatio; tan and blue, black and white, blue and gray, tan and black and brown and tan. Panel, box and side-pleated models. PETTICOATS You Never Saw Aaything Like m? The! $6 Silk Petticoats, $3.95 Silk jerseys with regulation and mostly pleated flowers, in color combinations of artistic blending. A few more taffetas have come also. Colors include black, brown, navy blue, Copenhagen blue, Bel- gian blue, American beauty, royal purple and taupe. $7.50 Silk Jersey Petticoats, $4.85 ‘Taffeta and satin flounces; tai- lored and trimmed. ‘Taffeta in snug models to avold bunching. ‘The and Miss Madeline Fagan, New York. Mr. Edward L. Doheney, J . Los An- | geles, will be Mr. Lané's best man. The ushers will be Mr. James MoCa- hill and Mr. Eugene McCahill, brothers of the bride; Mr. Gerald De Courcey May of Washington and Mr. Lynn Young of Los Angeles. Mr. Lane and his bride will be at home at 111 Bellevue place, Chicago, in October. Miss Curtis to Marry Prince in Early Summer. summer will take place the afternoon of June 27, when Miss Clarissa Cur- tis, daughter of Mr=wnad Mrs. Thomas Pelham Curtis of Boston and Nahant, M Michael Cantacuzene Speransky. The ceremony will be held in the Episco- pal Church at Nahant and will followed by a large reception. at the An important wedding of the early merly Mi will become the bride of Prince MRS. RANDOLPH B. WILLIS, A bride of yesterday, who was for- dnughter of the sculptor and . Mrs. Ulrie S. J. Dunba . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 17, 1921—PART 2 McCahill-Lane Wedding In Coming Junel Announced for April 23 Engagement of Miss Eliza-) Minnesota Girl Will Become Bride of Former Melton. Miss bride’s tendance were Brooks, Cave. dark blue suit, ‘white rosebuds. Mr. 1110 Virginia avenue southwest, was united in marriage to Mr. Fritz Lee Dickinson of Huntington, W. ‘The ceremony was performed b§ the bride’s !lthef.]‘l:llltul by Rev. B. H. ry the bride, played the wedding march. Owing to the extreme illness of the grandmother, was very quiet, only a few intimate friends being present. Mrs. P. Cathalein_ Dickinson, Miss _Elizabeth Humphrey, Mrs. B. H. Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Starr, Mrs. Harry Carter and Mr. Preston _A. Cave an The bride was attired with hat to match, and wore lilies of the valley and Luncheon was served. after which the couple left for White Springs and_Cincinnati, bride was the recipient of a large number of beautiful gifts. Dickinson and his bride will ington. Va. Dr. E. Cave, sister of | of F. Ward the wedding few intimate|11:30 o'clock at Aiken. S A. Cave. Miss Miss Marion Mr. Robert L. In 2| trich feather. and sweet peas. Miss Doro! Sulphur Ohio. The ville, Ky. be at home after April 18, in Hunt- Miss Gwendolyn Denys, daughter of Denys and Mra Denys this city, and Mr. William Alexan- der Robinson, son of Mr. Richard Al- exander Robinson of Loulsville, Ky.. were married Monday morning at ceremony was performed in Palmetto Chapel by the bride's father, presence of the immediate members of the two families. The bride wore a Paris traveling gown of dark blue Canton crepe, richly embroidered, and a small hat trimmed with a buff os- Her flowers were a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley sister of the bride, attended her as maid of honor. Mr. Robinson and his bride will make their home in Louis- SOCIETY PPENHEIMERS The BSkort Cut in Sotisfoction ond Price Ends at A Oppenheimer's—3th at E Embroidery Hand and French Bonaz in Your or Our Designs C. The in_the Denys, Beading MME. ROZANN DERMATOLOGIST freckles, ‘Wrinkles, reste pittings permanently removed. Ten to fifteen years taken from your appearance. Contour tored and skin given the bioom For men and women. Apt. 843, the Hadleigh, Office hours, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. appointment_phone North_9080. blemishes, acne and of youth. For evening 3 Dorothy Davis Dunbar, be country home of the bride's parents. Prince Cantacuzene is a son of the Prince and Princess Cantacuzene Spe- ransky of this city and Sarasota, Fla. His mother before her matriage was Miss Julia Dent Grant, a daughter of Gen. Fred Grant. A very pretty wedding took place at high noon, Tuesday, April 12, when Miss Dorothea Virginia Cave, daugh- ter of Rev. and Mrs. Freston A. Cave, Carlton Riding School Removed to 2130 P Street Phone North 3509 Best Instructors and Horses Direct Entrance to Bridle Path and Park Rates Reasonable cJellefls 2Ard_Anniversary Presenting the Second (and Final Act) of any house. Get our estimate! 621 ¥ St. A Modern Bathroom or _Kitcllen‘ Sink Now is the time to install. See Our Gas Water Heaters Maurice J. Colbert Main 3016-3017 Single or Double PLAITING of All Varieties BUTTONS and Holes to Order B 3 et £ o 2 et G et O A continuation this week of our remarkable Anniversary opportunities-in new and fashionable apparel! This biggest of all events this little shop has ever undertaken enters its second week strengthened by fresh arrivals and by regrouping and uniting lines for which we have no reserves. The last two days have been the greatest of all (except the open ing day), so you can see how the interest is increas- ing. And there is good reason! It is just at the height of the season—the merchandise is all new and fresh—and in honor of our Anniversary the prices are such as to mean a remarkable saving. _ “TI've bought three dresses instead of the one I came in for” is a characteristic remark. “In your statement you undervalue the goods —_they are so lovely,” is another. And so it is that the Anniversary wins v many new friends. Have YOU been here? If not, you should really make it a point to come early in the week. 300 Dresses for the Anniversary 523.50 Would Sell Regularly at $40, $45, $50 and $55 Here is a grand chance for choosing— really the best dress opportunity of the week! Three hundred New and Fashion- able Dresses for now and all-summer wear. Dresses you will need in town and on your vacation—including: 26 Taffeta Street Dresses; 20 more elaborate Tafteta Silk Dresses, combined with silk nets and Georgette crepe; 20 Crepe de Chine Dresses, embroidered and fringe trimmed; 20 Beaded and Embroidered Crepe Satin Dresses; 40 Canton Crepe Street and Afterno Dresses; 20 Silk Tricolette Dresses; 20 Wor- sted Jersey Street and Sport Dresses, and 25 Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses, such as belong in every woman's wardrobe—and all at $23.50, All colors and all high-grade dresses—and what an assortment to choose from! Elaborate Dinner and Afternoon Gowns $49.50 Regularly Would Sell at $75 to $100 A quite remarkable selection of the finer Gowns in silk laces, Canton crepes, Paulette chiffon, Georgette crepe and satin de chine, beautifuily beaded, hand-embroidered or with ribbon trimming. Sashes of wide ribbon, tashionably designed in navy, Harding blue, Sorrento. sky blue, taupe, pearl gray, browns and beige. A Coat Surprise at $28.75 For the Anniversary This Week Would Sell Regularly From G $45 to $55 This great Anniversary Coat group In- cludes not only tailored topcoats, but also embroidered wraps in effective styles, full length straightline coats, Tuxedo cape coats and full ripple capes. It is an assortment that offers many big “finds.” The materials include suede cloth, bolivia, duvette, tricotine and Poiret twill, and there is splendid variety of shades. Finer Wraps— $41.75 Would Sell Regularly From $75 to $89.50 A wonderful group of afternoon styles— wraps, full back coats, Tuxedo cape coats, with yokes that are waist deep, Watteau laits and stunning sashes. All are fash- oned in the beautiful, drapin, Veldyne, Tasmania, Evora and Romona cloths, rich- 1y lined and hand-tailored. Anniversary in Our Sports Section $25 Jersey Sport Suits, $15.00 The season’s lowest price in the Anni- versary for the high-grade “All-Weather” Jersey Sports. Suits, that are so service- abla Being of worsted jersey and hand finished, these suits refuse to wrinkle or fose their shape, they defy the rain and shake off dust. The models for this An- niversary selling are plaited or belted, Tuxedo and long notched revers—and we have the navy blue, gray, tan, Copenhagen blue, sponge, jade, oxford and black, as well as heather mixtures. $25 Polo Sport Coats, $17.50 Good quality and all good styles—50 Polo Sport Coats with pin-tucked panel backs, raglan sleeves and belts. Natural color, Co- penhagen blue and heather mixtures. $18.50 Sport Skirts, $13.75 A wonderful assortment of Flannel ‘Sport Skirts. Blazer stripes and solid colors—box and side plaited styles. They are splendid. In all white, sky-blue, rose, jade and flesh color; stripes of rose, Jade, ‘Kelley green, Copenhagen blue, gol, rust, tangerine, red, cherry, navy and black $20 and $25 Silk Skirts, $12.75 One hundred fine Silk Skirts for summer wear. Anticipate your coming needs! Box, side plaited and straightline styles—in baronet satin, crepe mirrette, roshanara crepe, Fan-ta-si, crepe de chine and satin, and in the best shades—white, rose, flame, jade, Copenhagen blue, orchid, lavender, gray, tan, Harding blue, green, navy and black. Are you ready to buy a Summer Skirt at the Anniver- sary price? For This Week—100 High-Grade Spring Suits—$58.50 ‘Would Sell Regularly From $85 to $110 Navy blue piquetine, tricotine, twill cord and Poiret twill—also black, gray and collie brown—and tan coverts of superior grade. In this selection are both strictly-tailored and elaborately trimmed sults—including the latest Directoire styles (knee-length coats), semi-fitted, ripple flares, one-button slashed panels. box styles with belts and blouse jackets with wide satin girdles. Each of the best suit fashions of the season is represent- ed. Trimmings include moire silk braid, hand- beading, hand-embroidery, cable stitching, cording and tucking—and there are sizes for every one. More Neckwear For the Anniversary $2.50 Collars, $1.50 Both baby Irish and real filet collars—in the long Tuxedo styles to wear with the new suits. Extra, extra value! $3.50 and $4.00 Neckwear, $2.95 New real filet sets with Tuxedo collars, round filet collars, round hand-embroidered net collars and net vestees with real val and flet laces in most attractive patterns. $5 to $6.50 Neckwear, $3.95 A collection of new real fllet sets with long Tuxedo collars—filet and hand-embroid- ered round collars and vestees with real val and filet laces—all handsome pieces. Satin Wraps In the Anniversary this week for the first time at $46'50 These are new Summer styles—will reg- ularly be $55 to $69.50. Satin wraps already promise to be much in vogue. This Anniversary group includes cape coats, capes, sash coats and Tuxedo styles, in navy, black and brown. Some with quilted revers and collars, $89.50 to $100 Satin Wraps, ‘These are beautifully designed and lined with radium silk—afternoon wraps, quilted capes and sash coats, {n navy blue, black and brown satin. Will fare very well in this Extra Week of the Anniversary! Remarkable Anniversary Item! A Choice Selection of “MILGRIM” Frocks for Misses, Usually $185 to $210 For Your Choice at $95:-9 Each “Milgrim” style creations are well known as the foremost in all America—these frocks are each one different and each one artistic, original and individual style—in tricotine and piquetine—sizes 16 and 18 years. Misses’ $60 and $75 Frocks, 75 Navy blue tricotine with fancy satin vests. Some with wool embroidery and crepe applique in jade—a charming contrast. There are also brown, with long slashed tunics embroidered in conventional design: lined with lighter brown crepe. Misses’ $39.50 to $49.50 Taffeta Frocks, $29.75 Timt are most opportune! Styles suitable for early summer as well as for immediate wear. Every one depicts new and original ideas with the most artistic result. Crepe hes embellish some styles; then there is t! new ‘basque effect;’knife pleat- ings variously treated for differing tastes. Tunics, straightline styles and so many new and distinctive touches that you must see them. Colors are those that so well become youth—navy blue, brown, tan and black. Misses’ $75 to $85 Dresses, $39.50 Blue, brown., black, gray and henna. Tunjcs, knife-pleated, ruffies, fan-shaped scallops, applique in floral effects, pipings, touches of organdie, lace and some with band of real filet—plenty of embroidery effects. Dresses of superior quality—taffeta and Can- ton crepes predominating. Misses’ $35 to $39.50 Sport Suits, $25 Jerseys, homespuns, checks—the becoming Tuxedo style predominating because it is such a favorite—although there are Norfolk, belt- ed and the kilt-back models. Navy blue, brown, gray, French blue and tan. Misses’ $65 to $69.50 Tailored Suits, $43.75 Youthful to the utmost degree and of fine materials—Poiret twill, twill cord and trico- tine. Box coats in slashed effects—new and smart. Linings of radium_ silk. Rich navy blue—the color always in demand. More Lovely Hats Added to Our Anniversary Y New ideas artistically carried out in hats for now and summer wear $6, $7 and $8 Sailors, $4.50 As we write, newly opened cases reveal strikingly new modes in mokt pleasing colors and combinations; novel shapes and distinc- tive straws. Black Milans with octagonal crowns, finished with wide crush band of white silk. $13.50 to $22.50 Tailored Hats, $10 'andy cloth—one of the new millinery ma- terials with a sheen like “spun candy”— lisere and taffeta combinations, lisere com- bined with faille, taffeta and cfi braids, osts of satin braids, cire and cellophane. shapes and effec $18 to $32 Hats, $15 Sport, Dress and Garden Styles Lemon straw combined with Georgette crepe; garden hats trimmed with fleld flowers and tailored hats with double petal poppy trimming. = Cloge-fitting Street Hats, trimmed" with ‘wheat heads and cherries—oh, any number of styles—just come tomorrow and revel in the pleasure of selecting at Anniversary savings. Taffeta Hats, §13.so Selling Ordinarfly at $15 and $16.50. Navy blue taffeta with bridal wreath trim- ming, knitted motifs and other new effects. Milans, too, fu this group—trimmed with satin flowers. Arrivals Among the Lovely Blouses Enable us to provide for the Second Week of Our Anniversary! $2.50 and $2.95 Blouses, $1.35 Batiste, voile and sheer, crisp organdies with embroidered collars, tucks and some with pretty vestees. Others straight. $3.50 and $3.95 Blouses, $2.35 All white or with slight color touches in small dots. Roll collars are hemstitched or finished with shell edge—some with cut work, tucks and other new ideas. $5.90 to $8.50 Silk Blouses, $3.85 Material Georgette and plain silks and satins. Tailored and trimmed models in a profusion of fetching styles—such wanted colors as white, flesh, navy blue, bisque, brown, gray and black. There are also some novelty tricolettes in the popular try-on style, in navy blue, brown, gray, jade, Copen- hagen blue, rust and black. $10 to $19.50 Silk Blouses, $6.85 Just_too smart and beautiful for descrip- tion! But we must tell you that you can select from crepe de chine, georgette crepe and satin, in white, flesh, bisque, gray, honey- dew, tomato and biack. Embroidered in com- binations of silk, wool and chenille, with touches of beads. Some wool jerseys iIn this lot, too—em- broidered with chenille. Colors:’ Reindeer, brown and taupe. $5.90 to $7.95 Handmade Blouses, $3.95 Of sheer voile and batiste, attractively trimmed with hand-drawn work in inset blocks or designs of openwork—also hand- embroidery. Many are trimmed with real fllctk roll collars finishing the V or square neck. $10 to $14.50 Handmade Blouses, $7.95 Of fine French voile and batiste, charm- ingly fashioned with the new Tuxedo collar and vests formed of hand-drawn work in novel designs. Some with touches of em- broidery, others show the straight roll collar and still others with drawn work. $15 to $22.50 Handmade Blouses, $10 Vests of real filet or, if you prefer, Irish lace or insets of drawnwork. Every one a beautiful blouse. Do You Realize the Opportunities Anniversary Footwear To buy the newest—the most desirable footwear of the moment at 25% reductions, in fine Sorosis quality is indeed an event! Sorosis Oxfords, $7.50 Tan calf brogue with wing tips, welt soles, Cuban heels. Brown calf, welt soles, straight tips, Cuban heels. Tan or black kid oxfords with welt soles and Cuban heels. Women'’s $10 Sorosis Pumps, $7.50 Black kid or patent leathers, with high or the new baby French heels. Women’s $9 Sorosis Satin Pumps, $7.50 ‘White or black with high or baby French heels. Isn’t this a timely opportunity to get evening slippers at worthwhile savings? Women'’s 812.50955&11: Pumps, Borosis brown or black kid two-strap pumps with hand-turned soles, high or dbaby French heels. Children’s Play Shoes cfally for the Annive P ke hore—durable ‘and . £ood looking and easily cleaned—so it is just the thl,n‘ for kiddies. Welt soles. Also brown Staes € €0 8. ...cc0cececes.,-83.95 palr Sinem 83 to Ti..cecesrerssss Sises 11% to 3., Hemstitching Regular Width or Unique Double Width. Picot Edging 813 HOME OF H 0 PTRIMMXNGS and BRAIDING ¢ RCEO ¢ < UNIQU Ti== ERT T TTT, Wonderful Gloves | ‘The selling continues this week at the low Anniversary prices. $3 French Lambskin Biarritz Gloves, $1.95 Six-button slip-ons in all sizes. ‘White, of course, but every wom- an likes to number at least one pair of white lambskin gloves in her outfit. Centemeri Famous Strap-Wrist Fielder Gloves, $2.85 Regularly $450 White and black—fine qual- ity French glace and made in the beautiful Centemeri manner. $4.50 Strap-Wrist Chamois Gloves, Pair, $2.85 White and Natural Washable Chamois Gloves — strap-wrist style—a wonderful Anniversary item. $3.00 French Glace Gloves, $1.95 White Glace Gloves—2-clasp style and $3.00 quality—also a lovely shade of pearl. Silk Underwear $5 to $5 Envelope Chemi $1.85 and $2.85 Flesh color and white satin and crepe de ohine—variously fashioned and trimmed. Tailored styles are hemstitched, and the dressier ones are trimmed with dainty laces or tastefully em- broidered. Just a few sample bloomers in this group, but, being semples, there are but one or two of a kind; so, of course, come early. $8.50 Envelope Chemise, $4.85 Daintiest imaginable! Lace trimmed and tailored styles in soft flesh color satins and Georg- ette crepes. $12.50 to $18 Silk Gowns, - $9.85 and $12.85 Mostly flesh color. Lace and ribbon trimmings in a profusion of dainty effects. A few tailored models among them. Women accustomed to niceties are pleased to find Glove Silk Underwear At Anniversary Prices! $3 Glove Silk Vests, $1.95 Fine, durable quality, in flesh tint which is favored above all others. Tailored tops and straps finished with picot edge. Full length. $3.95 Glove Silk Bloomers, $2.95 Flesh color bloomers, fully re- inforced and plain knees. Splen- did quality and full regular made. Handmade $5 to $7.50 Philippine Underwear, $2.95 and $3.95 Both gowns and chemise for the continuation of our Anniversary. Exquisite laces and the most ex- pert hand-embroidery, in solid, eyelet and oolado work om fine but durable