Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 14

14 THE SUNDAY P SnmIl Marvltmd Town | ; Having All Streets | Paved With Mamnlam Special Dispateh to FREDERICK. W Amerlcan Girl to Wed Prmcc, Rclanve of Grant FETE TOKEEP J0Y INHOUSE OF MERCY Home Where Unfortunate Girls Forget Sorrows to Hold Garden Party. | M0 inhabitants, six miles | northeast of Frederick. a t crs' home, its streets. and is a cal retired farm plowed up complete net- | rondways. Walkersville as i 1 X land. Tivuse ey, located at of thix c rk the | road an Rosemont avenue. on s . Inml:hl n:;lr;’ overlooking beaut 1 Rock or »,n n” ri-nul Park. In order that its work for ondx, authoriz, fortunate girls and for their equally uinfortunate and entirely hlamele children may go on, and the same ppy atmosphere may be maintain- -d, the board of managers are to hold a garden fete for its ben i Cathedral Te Alban, W nesday after e no MRS W. P. FENNELL DIES. Burial of Washington Resident Is 1884 under the auspice of Wi ’m\(llu” or L at Laurel, Md. o Usuccessfully administered b Mrs. Sarah Meagher Fennell. sixty- Deaconess Yoo, | 5 six years of age, died at her home Hospitality for AlL h Wednesd following a long illness. Funeral services were held consisting of life's most di MISS CLARISSA Friday at St. Paul's Catholic sam. The girl inmates on L0 where solemn requiem mass was cele- from 14 to 2+ The children, whom < heen o n ene might expect to find subdued and | xom of | Prated by Rev. J. T. Coen. Interment shrinking, are rmal natu and Grant, gran was at St. Mar. netery, Laur friend Like the ¢ . He is a sen 1a e e n e _ Mrs. Fennell was born August 11. ke her own way in life rof the New | 1834, in Montreal nada, and wa elves care for five vear Dr. married in Nashville, Tenn.. June 16 mother marrles ot Mmakes o Who [S7S. She is survived by her husband, hom in ot with t D in 1878 W. P. Fennell “the | William A, rles J.. a T. Aubrey Anthony B. nd’ Sarah MeGraw, argains seven havi teachers witiel degener squald and cri while love and happines dation for confidence catures th ernd pme in other ways. mother's consent. m: ted Care for Child. Where the mother true instinct of Ziven a fairly free ha pervision e mother lay the in one's = 8 =) = = (= I U in those early life has b that she not developed the ry qualities. the deacones d her sistant. whoulso has devoted her life to the work, fill the gap. No child is permitted personal care and attention. nd mothering that all little without wh The successful resul of the institution are indica fact that in the last nine y the occupation of the present o most of the young women who have left its walls willingly keep in touch wit its staff by correspondence: that the to miss the petting ones are s are empty of the work a byt ars xinco majority of them are happily and use- fully employed; that no fewe seven were married last that many of the youn been adopted into the hom respecting and well-to-do cit Sir Henry Howard. To the Editor of The Star: To those who knew Sir Howard, K. C. B. the intelliger Solitaire Dia- 215-carat Dlue-white Solitaire Diamond (party must— ~@A9E sacrifice) e Solitaire Diamond Ring: c3 per- = £t (ost $830) - $595 carat Solitaire Diamond Diamond Harpin Ring (Tiffany setting). .. 575 KARN OPTICAL 00. 617 Tth St. R. W. Blue-white e Ring tm.mnum mounting) .... Her, Flexible nd Platinum (cos $960) arat Dlue-wh white Ty his death.n Rome atte- o | distinguished English family whose | || Cecilia Rigg: secretaries of legation brings genuine regret and sorrow. || name he bore, came here as an attache | | rried Miss George W. Riggs. After a brief | here some years cover: and remained | tinum & the period | ommission in | 1 did imip, Sir Henry. who was a member of th. during the civil war and n a daughter of the late | absence he returned as one of the | of the Alabama claim connection with which work. Later he held responsibl Paris and St. Petersburg. b ister at The Hague and was appointed the first British envoy to the holy see. | | Sir Henry was not only an accom- plished diplomat, but possessed a charming and genial personality , | which made him the most popular man in the service and in society dur- ing his stay here. Advices from Rome say his death is decply regretied tnere. | | ARCHIBALD HOPKINS. o 72931 7th St. N.W. The Store That Sells For Less Sharp Reductions IN SHOES During 10-Day Clearance For the Whole Family Women’s Department '‘4.90 Brown Kid One-Strap Pumps, Baby Louis Hizh Heels. px. Mediu Kid One-Strap Pumpx, Medium Brown Kid Oxfords, Medium Heelx, Brown Bregue Oxfords. um Heels. High Heelx. Strap, High Heel k Kid One-Strap mpx, Medium Heels, Oxfords, Viedium Heels, ud_Oxfords, High Heels. Men’s Department Black Dreas Bluchers. inh Hals. Brown Brogue Shoes. glixh Oxfords. Beson a Brown Girls’ Department s]2 Qa4 Brown Oxfordw, Sizes 11% to Brown Two-Strap Pumps, Sizex 815 Patent Mary Janes, Sizex 11% to 2. Gun Metnl Mary en, Shzes 81 to 2. Growing Girls' Canvas Oxfords, Sizes 244 (0 7. G. R. KINNEY CO., Inc. 729 7th St. N.W. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS 10 Storex, Dixtributing Houses. to 2. Church, children, Robert R., Fens ‘ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MAY 15 1921—PART 1. 4 | d_cost the War Depa ]CLERKS LOSE CAFETERIA ‘f,if,." " Tu‘»!n and aid not may . on CHILD ALONE IN WOODS. | pens addition to occupying space —_— 5 Government-Owned Enterprise at |needed for other purpose [rwo—Year.om Found Alive After Sale Electrlc and Munitions Building Closed. | 24-Hour Search. Gas Fixtures I Operation of the government-owned| DEEM LAW NOT NEEDED |~"~ 1l Dispatetito The Star. -~ F cafeteria in the M ons building, | ; ROMNEY., W. Vi, May l4—Excite-} R S ibe bobor T e \‘m:ICommFsmners Say Constitution Is | et was produced at Hoy, this coun- 6-Room House of Electric $38 00 .,‘;.,v “"f'r"'")” Heveatier the Now Studied in the Schools. {ty. when a me came from North | Fixtures, installed ...... 0 jof ‘employes in that butiding, lik ; “ River Mills for men to help| | other federal departmen The District Commissioners believe | 1Y 2 e ihive to &e st ry 4, whether in public or | Search for child of Mr. and| Coral Glass Indirect Gas vlun.)|.>..n~ Vs LanGol ehenldibas i ‘}A\; s. Noahn The 1 was re- or Electric Bowl Fixture, | Secretary Weoks - Constitution of " the Unite ates, sponded to by mearly all the men in, stalled £ 7 95 R 4% BRI SOLnere, 2 weed e nelsborhond ax weil as rom| BN i jon the ground that This was the report sent to the |Other places, where they were not WHOLESALE AND RETAILE ‘;;!\Inl_u ~ quired for vl|;"!Il;I-v'n' work- 'n,»':(;\- "L». I“‘_‘r‘ ~l:\)v m.“)fi‘.”{;.‘."\ r!»"]::);;vuli‘r prevented by hi ! MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED | l‘h"” the cafeteria| of the Constit 58 ot e s kept up all ‘ MANUFACTURERS OF FIXTURES | was during the prog of the public school curriculum t of Wi the benefit of "the! constitution is alread i ® | ¢ and had been las | Wl T oty e g R Bonelicbtion T R e e S PR BA || Penm Electnc and Gas Supply Co. | when there only few private! 2 “he was found near t ank of a ffi..'n'x'nm’.m in.the Beishborhood R — y in a deep hollow about two | 9111/ 9th Street N. W.—Phone Main 512 |Since then the number of employes first woman's m ine in miles from home. She was alive and | { has been greatly reduced and the nom-| An was edited f 3 rs by | seemed well, although a littl i WE SAVE \Ol HALF OPEN EVENINGS ber of outside lunchrooms largely in-|Sa Hale, who was ninety years | from wanderi ind - exposur l\ e I e i egideit Terea 5 of nge when she retired from the edi- | ing slept on the cold, wet ground in g i cretary Weeks said that the cafe-' torial chair, ithin clothing | - J— l 2 The strongest, the most helpful dollar sale of its career. In some cases prices go back to pre-war days. Thousands of dollars’ worth of new merchandise have just come in— . bought at big concessions. Plcase Be Advised—That no mail, phone or C. O. D. orders can be filled on these Dollar Sale goods. No exchanges or refunds cen be granted. In some cases goods are limited in quantity, and prices hold good while specified supplies last. : o t Girls’ Muslm Drawers Girls’ Khaki Dresses T to 12_years. Made of good ale ¢ ungalow Aprons ! i e 3 v finished. Mothers wi n plain hems . them very serviceable for the $1 Drojdeid An | Regu]ar and Extra Sizes little one 2 tor value. pairs (o a P L > e L wmer. I Limit 4 to a customer—each Women’s Gingham Petticoats Made of fine quality percale. and may be had in s eral In striped effects—made of good % crade gingham and may be had ‘ Girls’ Sateen Bloomers saodely T very meat and attractive paticras. Becoming rade gingham and may be td | Made of trimmings of contrasting colors. These aprons at this price RS R e e i and well made. arc most exceptional bargains, being well made and finished. and the, sell fast at 2 for 10 years o appreciate their real value you must see them. - 5 ) this orieefor o 300 Voile Waists tomer. 3 pairs caih Made of fine voiles with neat trimmings of lace: d neck. Women's Fiber sllk Hose Children'sRompers Girld Flapper Dresses 04072 i g Of good quality ginghams are the most popular styles. men $ s'1D€r syle of zood quality cham- ,,mm.«-‘" belted, with :;m kets and collars Big values at this r;)rk‘e. ;. Mostly lack. a few il ginghams and rig: with constrastin iming o hack aps T with contrasting colors. Sizes 12 to 16 bl " $1 slacel tatie 1013 $l Gingham House Dresses for the at this special price. customer, A 3 tomorrow Exceptional values at, each. .. ;) Only 200 of these serviceable gingham § Women’s Bathing Smts et Tmany ani e, % b e rood grade cotton in scveral styles. with chambray collars and cuffs. Cetton Taffeta Petlicoats Infants’ White Dresses U Eerin ot tolors” mosiiy Wondertul vatues Each, ack with trimm of other Il colo includin black. navy Well made and neatly finished dre o167 Wondertal bargatns ot $l . ALl e Mack e S atcri ke oS S specki priee TS T, Gowns and Chemise i o unusual © 300 of thes S lot. s Made of muslin, nainsook and batist 2hn ler o R $1 o Pinafore Apron Dresses _awowa ' hem b Wiyt bome they last. 2 for.. Limit 6 to a Shown i variety of pretty e e ximmings. s el o oidered models and :l{vln "_\h'j‘f\_":” some with satin tops or rib- Women’s Batiste Bloomers rack _brai ketz)tand 1 bon " trimmings sneh, of Windsor batiste in the Ch]ldrens Rompers special 2 for N Tail ed Sajl torn with elastic Envel Chemi ew or ors nd raffled knee minghams. percales nve ope emlse Made in pineapple. rough straw and n @t tom able materials in e Only about 200 in this lot, hut the fine Jap braids—also a few 5 Many neat patterns bargains offered '..mnw be du- Milan sailors. 3 red come early and yowll find a plicated. Built-up and ibbon orchid. white and black are the goud assortment. “Limit 4 to shoulder strap models $1 most popular colors. 300 in the A customer, - wanted 8 Broken lot. Each, Muslm 'nghtgowns g J P col- 1 Y |- ?, 3 it i trimmed with col Children’s All-Wool Swreaters 300 Women’s K;monos Women’s Cotton Hose ard mus king of In the slip-over model, an excellent Of crepe and challie—a selection can __An excellent quality Hose with seam ues, here’s an exceptional one assortment of colors and in surely he ma from the large . in back—they're ho: values that for tomorrow . L cight o ve L yes assortment of s and neat cannot be duplicated— {or to- a custemer. Special REAL bargains. Come in mmings. . as morrow only we offer aem at i 9 B ryours Limit 2 B imit. & pa :.:.)r“: Women’s Bungalow mtay ; & Kusing l Tots Gmgbam Dresses - s A Sale! 1,000 W h Sk t Made of high-count per ale. as Iris Made of excellent qualits ginghams—mostly smali hams in many neat anc There are onlv abont 360 in the Limit 3 to a customer—each tive st®les and colo lot. come early tc bargeins. Limit. 4 to youll et yours. Made of fine quality white gabardine and shown in six tomer. mer. for different models. Belts. pockets and button trimming. The B d e intt KIS at CoR siits fare fo0- 60Rd} Ao MENDL iite Women’ sPerc..AeAprons Mesh Bandeaux words. o sty of preuty colors Pink. Summer weights, well Regular sizes from 20 to 32. | peat are ‘uc; & : i made comfortable for $l Extra sizes from 33 to 38. T o Limit, - 38. 4 for. o S ot b oI 6 to a customer. 3 for Extra—A Sale of I Extra—A Sale of ' 100 Jersey Suits W f Silvert | o 7 [ Exceptional Values - P Wonderful Values These suits are the sort that belong by The jauntiest, most Spring- ’ right of service and like wraps that any woman | utility in every wom- o could ask for. Unlined mod- ' an’s wardrobe. They 3 in fashion’s most f: are not mussable and vored colorings, embellished dust shakes off of them with rich embroideries. in a hurr As for | These are the “Vraps that . quality and style—well you can wear al&zhrough the - Springtime, anc sften on J chilly nights tha. :lip into They are this season’s models, pur- midsummer. They are such | chased especially for The Sales of advanced styles thas they H May, and you know with only 100 of will serve you into «wext Fall. | them they’ll be sold almost im= | » mediately. Every woman wants a light-weight Wrap, but ' seldlom does she have a chance to buy at such a ! Tuxedo collars are the most popular in this lot ridiculousty dowsprice, i because they seem to be the style that’s in gen- Copen, brown and tan are the popular shades. | eral favor. Narrow belts and patch pockets— Sizes for Misses.and Small Womer only. 16 to ! true sport style. 38. We don’t expect you to realize the value of these t Heather mixtures, including brown and green. Wraps from cold print, but we hope that you will come ' Sizes 16 to 40. in to see them. We know you will want one. I | | ) | | B | a * poci s 2