Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1921, Page 52

THE SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 17, Ham With Sweet Potatoes. PEOPLE TO AVOID. Cut a slice of ham one inch or one From the Richmoad Times-Dispateh. Persons who have bright children. The man who has just bought & suit cheap. The man who sneezes and tells you he's got the filu. The widow whose first husband was a success. The author whose first story has just been printed. for one hour, put in a baking dish and pour milk over. Bake slowly in the oven, covered for one hour, trimming off the fat. Twenty minutes before done put two teaspoonfuls of jelly over the ham. Add more milk to make a gravy, leaving the cover off and let brown slow- ly. Thicken with flour and garnish with candied sweet potatoes. Ertebacher WEBRE-STYLE-ORIGINATES AND EMANATES An Event of Importance! . THAT WE MIGHT PREPARE FOR THE INCOMING ARRIVALS OF APPAREL FOR SUMMERTIME WEAR, WE ANNOUNCE NOW, AT THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON— Special Reductions For Three Days ON OUR ENTIRE STOCKS OF ERLEBACHER-ORIGINATED Suits, Dresses & Wraps | ii !!' THESE REDUCTIONS ARE SO NUMEROUS AND VARIED THAT WE CAN- m QUOTE SPECIFIC INSTANCES—BUT ONE ASSURED FACT REMAINS, ! T IS: THE ENTIRE STOCKS OF APPAREL ARE INCLUDED. } I: This occasion presents an unusual opportunity for those who have {waited until now to purchase their Spring Suits, Dresses and Wraps— 3t gives them the advantage, not alone of the price concessions, but Ifhnlixnited assortments from which to choose. ! For Three Days Only E: L THIS OFFERING BE IN FORCE. AS THE RESPONSE TO THIS AN- OUNCEMENT WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MEET WITH UNANIMOUS APPROVAL, f‘WE SUGGEST YOU MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY. 8th and Penna. Ave. NNW. ! Spring Fads and Fancies. l! ‘Wool {is still used for all sorts of trimming, and is very often used for embroidering silk and woolen and cotton frocks. It appears in many ways on the new spring hats. One sort is made with a straw brim and a round, big crown covered with ‘white woolen yarn wound around and around and around it. A big tassel finishes the trimming. You can noy buy lace for collars and cuffs all made in circular fash- fon, just ready to fasten on the carved neck ‘of a You know how difficult it sometimes is to fit a straight piece of lace to a round neck. It is often impossible if you wish to have a flat appearance. Where this is especially desirable, remember the curved lace by the yard. It comes in ecru and cream and white, and in different laces. The same thing comes in a fine pleated georgette, organdy or crepe de chine. This is, of course, often more suttable than lace to finish off the neck of a frock of one of these materials. Organdy trimmings are sold in so many styles that it is difficult not to find one for trimming an organdy frock. For instance. a narrow edging made of little doubled loops of or- gandy almost like a fringe Is made in dark blue, various light colors and in white. Sometimes these trim- mings are used on serge and tricotine, for the day has long since gone by when we hesitated trimming a frock of wool with a cotton fabric. Lace nowadays that one wonders that it was ever an oddity to ses biue lace and green lace, pink lace and yellow lace. Chantilly and fllet lace are perhaps the most usually “dyed of all kinds. is uvsed in s0 many colors is—and if you too—edges | O a some of the smart gme%hl.m morning in some frocks of medgim orgl-n' t‘t’:’ making a_ narrow ng of 4 n ‘which a sawtooth ! finish when it is_stitched In place. | The line thus given is very good. In the gingham frocks the rickrack braid is often of a bright co! color. Chenille is used as an embroidery fabric, and is applied in lovely de- signs on frocks of net as well as on those of silk. The sash tying in a huge bow on the hip is still a favorite guise of this accepted accessory of fashion. The flaring Medici collar is wel- comed back into fashion by many women who love this type of neck- wear. It forms an admirable back- ground for almost any type of neck, and it does away with that difficult line at the back of the neck that the medieval neckline exposes. This line is lovely on.some women. But in the thin neck it is always difficult. The Medici coflar is a regular cloak of charity in hiding it The panel at the side formed of tucks or narrow pleats is featured on many blouses as well as jackets this spring. It is used, of course, on the slip-over blouses that hang straight to the hips, without belted in he waist. ‘well Sashes of many kinds are sold in the shops. On® of the newer touches 18 to end the ribbon or silk sash in an ornament of cut leather, sometimes eather fringe, sometimes stmply of Jesther. White-leather tack sash 4s smart. il | BLACK. Good News for Those Who Want to Dress Well A Money-Saving Sale of Women’s and Misses’ SUITS—COATS—DRESSES 29. 16 10 10 14 102 19 k. - * Loveliest models of Taf- feta, Canton Crepe, Trico- lette, Satins, etc. In a host of springtime colors effects. Eyelet embroidery, smart models of tricotine, twills, S UIT'S Of fashionable Scotch Tweeds, the tuxedo effects, patch pockets and ment of style and service. In several heather mixture shades. Coats have self belt and pockets. heather mixtures. They’re ideal we are offering at the low price of $10.00. Wrappy effects of velour. Set-in group. Choose yours tomorrow at the money-saving price onette, in various shades. and velours. Variously trimmed. An entire rack of these DRESSES d el Sy and embroidered. Extra Several hundred of our best suits. S UI “ ' S Values up to $75.00, including ultra piquetines—lavishly embroidered and beaded. Some beautifully tailored models. All silk linings. new mannish mixture fabric that is so popular. New long coat styles, self belts. Shades of blue, brown, tan, gray, etc. Of Jersey, the all-year-round gar- SUI; S models, including tuxedo and notch collar coats. Shown in all the popular . Sport models of Polo Coating, COA ' S: in shades of brown, tan and 5 outer garments and indispensable for these cool mornings and evenings. All sizes in the lot Sport Coats of Polo Coating and CO A T‘S Velours. Some mixtures included. iy and Raglan sleeves. So hal lined with fancy linings. Over os;le hundred co:umien tl:i: of $14.98. Of Fashionable Mi DRESSES Also serges—a number of pretty styles of tricotine g;ssl‘ra%e dresses on sale tomorrow at the give-away price and the newest of trimmin, lace trimmed, beaded, bnije . . . X Other Big Values in Skirts, Wraps, 3 Dresses and Suits | | | | | | BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. The padded or embroidered satin coat and the black cherry have gained a popularity thus far this spring that 1s almost startling. Startling it really is if perchance you are_wearing a hat with black cherries dangling over your left ear and have it pointed out to you that no less than fif- teen women you pass in a block also are wearing black cherries, lush and large, usually dangling over the left ear. You have probably ceased to be sur- prised at the mushroom popularity of the quilted satin coat. Six weeks ago it was spoken of as a novelty. It was in- teresting, and when you conceived the idea of getting such a coat you thought you had lit upon something quite dis- tinguished. Hundreds and hundreds of those black satin coats must have been ordered or bought ready made in a day. They be- came ubliquitous—almost as ubiquitous among the women in the New York shopping districts as sealskin wraps ap- peared a month before. “What They Wear.” And, of course, that may be exactly what you like. Your idea of being well dressed may be always to wear the thing that five out of ten of the women who are_obviously interested in clothes select. You may never feel so satisfied with your clothes as on the occasion when you observe that the hat or frock or wrap that you have selected to wear at the tea hour is exactly llke that chosen by at :least one out of four of the women at the other tea tables. Then your motto of being in fashion is to wear what “they” are wearing. Is it being worn? is (he question you ask before you make any selection. Of course, your taste and judgment may not revolve along these lines. But thers are many women with whom it is characteristic. Now if you want to go with the ma- Jjority. buy your quiited satin coat, your black cherries. Embroidery on Revers. re sufficiently in the pi odd and yet not likely to_become u: Linken & Co. of Paris shows one re- produced today, in which the black SATIN FORMB THENIANING OF THIS COAT OF BLUE CLOTH A VIVID NOTE 1S STRUCK BY LEFT REVERS. “Personally T've derived-muchvben- efit-from your activities,.doctor.” “Is-that s07* I don’t recollect haw- ing had- you &8 a-patient™ “No,- but. yourtreated my»dear-Se-| ceased uncle and I am.his inheritor.” AnTIFWind. ¢ His~"Wife—"Have you moticed<how prives.are tumbling?” ‘The Jokesmith—"Ves, Qash-its.. Just my lack. r writing up a two months’ stock of jokes on the ‘high cost of living.” I Franche & Lustick Cold Storage We are now displaying an unusual collection of advance models in We will gladly estimate the cost of restyling your fur coat, and assure you a saving of 25% below next fall's prices. 1230 14th St. NW. 1921—PART Round Steak Panbroiled. Use a slice of round steak three- foarths of an inch thick. Wipe and trim off the extra fat. Heat & frying pan very hot, grease lightly and put the steak into it. Wait a minute, then turn and let the steak brown on the under side. When brown on both sidea, half cover it with boili ‘water, then cover the frying pan closely with a heavy cover and let the meat simmer for about thirty minutes. Uncover, sea- son with two tablespoonfuls of butter or fat, salt and pepper i servi ot patiars L At s oo =" Schw Suits, Specially arranged SALE FOR MONDAY of HIGH-TYPE SPRING D! : ; SPRING DRESSES —Paxfiuuan; mmm higher $29.50 and $39.50 Suits—Straightline and jong-belted models, beautifully lined throughout with silk— $45.00 and $60.00 Sport Coats—Smatt cut and well tailored; with or ithoat Bni MISS ELIZABETH SMART, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. :-as:-‘ t to Emsign J. Keanme, en: 5 T. 5. N~ tho wedding to take place earty n Pineapple Souffe. Soak one-half a box of powdered gelatin in one-half cup of cold water for one-half hour Take half the Jjuice of a can of pineapple and add enough water to make one pint, stir in one cupful of sugar, and boil for three minutes. While still hot, pour it over the gelatin. Let it stand un- til it begins to stiffen, then whip it until white and allow it to cool, then add one-half cup of chopped canned |fi pineapple. Allow to become firm and| serve with whipped cream. r fruit may be used in the same way. Nine Twenty-two Fourteenth Street Agents for American collectors are said to have bought up nearly all of tHe first issue of Dresden china coins put out by the new government of Saxony. Maper Bros, & Co. B ,‘ 93799 F Street N.W. All $50 Wraps, Dolmans, Coats Our Exclusive Models &?9 T — : .A. real saving is presented, and women and misses familiar with our standard of quality and style will be prompt to-take advantage of this sale. Handsomie Poiret Twills and Tricotine models, in All-black, Navy, Tans, Rookie, Gray. An exceptional selection in ail sizes. “Ketly Skibo”—A sport model Suit of all-wool tweed, $19:50 Am important special purchase emables us to quote this very low price and at the same time give you suits fally up to our style and quality requirements. Ideal for motoring, golfing, week end trips and business wear. ‘l:ms. Lavender, Gray, Blue, Greenin women’s and misses’ sizes. Hand-Pleated Sporis Skirts, $19.50 High-class models in every respect; striped prunella in Black and White, Navy and White, Navy and Tan, Brown and Tan. Made to sell for 2 much higher price. All sizes. New Dresses purchased-to-sell at $29 When it comes to dresses of exclusive-beauty our reputa- tionris established. This e has met our Tequire- mient and the materialhn ll‘.mo‘n‘ cr:fie and erep{-:e';:iine—mifl please every woman wi s noed to-pay as - as<$50 her dress. Allsizes at twenty?ninedoum i You'lkbe more than surprised when you see these charming hats. The assortment contains hats becoming and beautifully trimmed, suit- able for miss, madam or'matron, in Black and all colors. Handsome large flats included trimmed* with wreaths. $5 and $6.50 Hats, $295 These.are Smart Straw Sailors, with plain or crushed bands of georg- ette. Black and colors. $5,.87.50 and $10 Hats, $2.79 This assortment con- tains Dress and Suit Hats, trimmed with flowers, ribbons, wreaths, feather novelties, pins, etc. All wonderful val- ues, and the models are very desirable. $4:95 Attend this sale-for choice of the most exquisitedand- made batiste models you have seen at this price. Also wonderful Freach voiles, lace trimmed and Dainty voiles in all white or with mercerized pink and blne stripes; lace, rib- bon and finest-pear! buttons are used to enhance their beauty. Alksizes,amd-only two-fifty. Phoenix quality : Corsets for com- is your guarantee when | | buy Silk Hosiery. {\‘;‘e‘ have these famous hose in complete assort- ment, in Black, Navy, Grays, Havana Brown, Russia Calf, etc. The ices have been read- justed down to the last notch, - $1.10 $1.45 $1.95 $2:55 To Handsomo - Lace Hoso at $3.50 Superfluous o> ) N i il 'I' i By ik gi_f ¥ bt 3 F plete satisfaction ‘And you'll be thor- oughly satisfied with your Redfern fitted here. Back lace, front lace. $5 96 $7.50-to