Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 8

SOCIETY A Meal-Time Guide to All that's Good— in seasonable, succulent and savory food is found in our varied bill o’ fare. Every dish your fancy _ craves, as, for instance— Chicken and Waffles Plantation style. today Dinner. 5 to 8:50, $1.50. Delicious Club Plate Luncheon, Brcakfast. 7:30 to 12 12 to 3. S1.00 Continuous n In earte serviee e 1014 Vermont Avenue = M F 5&@1@%@%& The Connecticut Avenue Shop 1209 Connecticut Avenue N. W, . for Wednesday —last day for This Sale of Fine Dresses Specially Priced 9P Wonderful values in Canton Crepe—light Summery Shades: Gray, Beige, French Bltic and Henna: Taffcta Dresses in Navy, Black and Brown: Satin Dresses in Navy, Black and Brown. No C. O. D’s, and none sent on approval. OTHER IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS A few Sport Coats—In White, Navy and Gold. Reduced to.....................$18.50 About Eleven Tweed Suits—Including ...$39.50 Checks. Reduced to ............... Sports Skirts, reduced to. . . . ... .. .$10, $15 and $18 2 ‘,_ LA Group of Smart Hau, reduced to. . ....$5 and $10 F «f Tenth St. Specials from the Stock Reduction Salefor Wednesday About 95 Women’s & Misses’ Superbly Tailored Suits Plenty of Navy Blue Tricotine Suits, Box Suits, Tailleur and Coolie Types, Tweeds. All extremely well tailored and every Suit Silk Lined. Special Sale t S £ Women’s and Misses’ Sports Coats Coats, Novelty Mixtures; many smart Capes included at our sale price of.... t Women’s Tuxedo Model Coats Wrappy Model Coats and Capes, s including Navy Blue. In sizes to 40. 29= All at our special sale price of...... Included you will find Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Georgette, Tricotine, Mig- Black; also Sports Colors. High- 50 grade Dresses from every viewpoint, in every respect, except the sale pricc A Sale of Dresses for the Glrl About to Graduate From School Organdies, Swisses, Voiles, Chiffons—daintiest vie with the flowers in their riotous colors. The best part of this sale is that there are but one of a color and size. Sizes 14, 16, All Skirts at One-Third Off . o Extra Size Silk Blouses of Crepe de Chine and Georgette lavishly trimmed models in Flesh and Whitc. A really remarkable value at our sale price Of peciececcce Delightfully trim Sports Coats, Polo 315 in all the new silhouettes; all colors, 0 Our Wonderful Dress Opportunity nonette. Plenty of Navy, Brown and of White Models, Colored Organdies that z 18, 20—and the price only............... Formerly priced $895 to $18350. Many $5 —— THE EVENIT D. C. TUESDAY, STAR. WASHINGTOX, Socicty and Mrs. Gillett Will and Mrx President and the HE Vice Coolidge and Mrs. guests of honor of the Uni- versity-Club this cvening. when the club will have an “Evening with Massa- | chusetts.” Tt is unusual to have the ! presiding officers of both houses of | | Congress residents of the same state. 11 include the members | delegation Speaker chusetts in bers of the University Club and sev- {eral prominent natives of Massachu- Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge and Speaker; i of the Umversnty Club Thlb Evening. Gillett will be the | the mem- | Be Guests of Honor of black fulle. Mrs. Stock wore a charming gown of cameo pink. broidered in chalk bea ' over green taffeta, the girdie being of | green and pink tulle. Her hat was of Iblack horschair braid. Mrs. Evans iwl)rr white Chantilly lace over tea rose pink georgette and a large black | hat with black cherries. | | large cluster of pink sweet peas. | | Among the distinguished ~guests ! iwho left the threatening clouds over| { Washington behind them and attend- | e Chile ! were: The ambassador of ’and Mme. Mathieu, ! Peru and Mme of the Treasury. retary of the ambas Pezet, MRS, MAY The annual 94, 1921 SOCIETY: AR CLUB Tramways derive thelr nama from ST. CI‘ POSTPONES. Mr. Tram. an American. who, in 1880 introduced strect cars drawn b .Chicken-mnner Smoker to Be Held : horses in England. Tomerrow Evening chicken dinn Star Club, s, ' FURS STORED -smoker heduled i ;i | Pure Cream | l The { for this eveningz. Evening has been postponed Model Cold Storage Have Your Furs Remade or Repaired | || Fudge ‘setts in Washington. A program of Wife of Capt. Foxter, finnnee depart- {music and several five-minute ment, U. S. A.. who is spending the | {speeches will_be given. Mr. Charles spring a 4 Wisconsin avenue. rowbridze Tittmann. former| Senator and Mrs. Weller. Mr. e Massachusetts. onc of the . Rufus Day and the controller of {the Washington today. Mrs singers here. and Mr. George O ithe currency and Mrs. D. R. Crissin-|prosident of the Colonial D nor, the leading singer of dialecty o pres songzs in Washington. will be heard. | e g 414 informal reception and | Mrs. Rtobnett, w Mr. andiMrs. Samuel Shivel® Koo 'ronmn the program. tJohn D. Robnett, announce the en ement of ! dent and M [taining a small compa {dauzhiér Cathe to Mr. Panl Ohyor | er and bridge’ this afternoon in honor e Mre | Drury ~iiled by Col | Wyman, ng her hmlll" June. Mr. Drury is the son of Mr. and dent of the aw ‘and sister, Rear Adnn Mre, Samucl A. Drury annr(l chairman of the entertain- L Bobiri 12 Codniz, in their ‘\n&lY‘ z i ment committee. ment a rdman Park Hotel. Addi- |, , i - ._itional guests have been asked forgint of Patroncases = | The ambassador of Spain and Se.jiea. at which Mrs. Sheppard, wife of {‘F } e r thl nora de Riano will entertain a small | Senator Morris Sheppard, and Mrs. | The 3 vte, of the Friends' Schor company at dinner this evening. Cov- | Lagle, wife of Repre: i HL | mbich to have been given v | ers will be laid for fourtecn. Eagle, both of Texas, will presids at [has been postponed beca 2‘% s The ambassador of Belgium, Baron de Cartier, is expected to return this evening from New York, where he went with Baroness de Cartier the middle of last week. The barones: sailed Saturday for Europe, where the ambassador will join her later in the season. Mr. and Mrs. Claude N. Bennett have returned from a ten-day stay in Canada, arriving in Washington this morning in time for the “Evening with Masesachusetts.” which will be given by the University Club in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Cool- idge and the Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. night. Gillett to- an Envoy Host The minister of Rumania anl Prin- cess Bibesco entertained a distin- guished company at dinner last even- assador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes. The other guests were Senator Frederick Hale. the minister of Poland and Prin- cess Lubomirska, Representative and {Mrs. John Jacob Rogers. the commer- {cial counselor of the British embassy |and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick. Gen. {and Mrs. Charles I.. McCawley, Mr. and iMrs. Frederic Atherton, Mrs. Richard H. Townsend and Mrs. Grafton Minot The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks will be the guests of honor at dinner this evening of Dr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson in their home on 16th street. Senator William B, McKinley and his niece, Miss Julia Mattis, entertained cighteen guests at dinner last evening in honor of the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Edwin Denb: The counsclor of the Ryssian em- {bassy and Mme. de Bach, accompanied {by the latters parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Van Loon, are expected to return to Washington today. Mr. and Mrs. Van Loon arrived in New York last Satur- day from their home in Holland and will visit the counselor and Mme. de Bach for some time. Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick will re- turn to Washington tomorrow and join her parents. Senator and Mrs. Kendrick, at 2400 16th street. Miss Kendrick has been a member of a house party on the eastern shore of Maryland. Senator and Mrs. Kendrick had dining with them last night Senator jand Mra. Kenyon Mrs. Joseph T. Deal has joined her husband, Representative Deal of Vir- ginia, at the. Portland, where they have an apartment for the spring. The secretary of the Italian embassy and Signora Celesia were the guests of honor at dinner, followed by bridge, last evening, of Mr. Arthur Bradley Campbell, who had a ocompany of eighteen, including Mr. Francis Bur- rall Hoffman, jr., who spent the week end with Mr. Campbell. Mr. Hoffman returned to his home today. Miss Marie 1. Obernauer of Chevy |Chase entertained a luncheon party today, having among her guests Mrs. Coffin Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Roger Bacon and Miss Maud Wetmore of New York. to and the rain fore the tea table. Y, 10 Mrs. Geor, tian, fe of | May the b,\c;‘:[fl}fio'“','{f T aielol Country club for the benefit of the Near East Relie the guest of honor at luncieon tolay at the Willard, when a number of her friends acted as joint ho: es. Cov- ers were laid for thirty. i Mrs. Frank Glancy entertained at |Iumhmn today in honor of Miss Henri- etta Berens, whose marriage to Dr. John ‘The following has been announced list of patronesses Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mme. Helmar Bry Andreace, ilton James Baird, Mrs. T. ton Far Mr: Gilbert H. Gros- Mrs. ace Hanger, Harper, U. will take place Tues- k day, June 2. The other guests included A Mrs, chramm of Marietta, Ohio, for- Leiter, merl) Miss Rowena Myers: Mrs. Wil- liam Kennedy and Mr weiler. William E. Det- 'A Teature of the May Fete will be dramatization of ‘the story of atchenet, an Lgyptian Cinderella, which will be given by the students of the Sidwells' Friends School, un- s Florence E. Mrs. Gars, wife of - Judge Frank B, | Gary of Abbeville, S. C.. is the gucst of ) Mr."and Mrs. Charles Rixey in their apartment at the Woodward. Mrs. Gary has been v Frank B. Ga a iting her son, Midshipman v, jr.. at Annapolis. Mrs. Charles M. Foulke has closed her home on Massachusetts avenue and left Washington this morning for New York, where she will spend a short time beforc opening her summer home at Iast Gloucester, Mass. der the direction of M Martin. Various groups in costume will represent spirits, elves. ladies- in-waiting, escorts, pages and flower- girls, and solo dances will be exe- cuted by the Misses Virginia Brown and Almeda Sy A feature of the dramatization will be a dance en- titled “The Offering to the Queen.” in_which the following voung ladies will participate: Misses Maragaret Finkenstaedt, Florence Hoskinson. Mary Virginia Leckie, Eleanor Leech. Miss Rath Stiles Marries Ends Johnson. The marriage of Miss Ruth Fordyce Stiles, daughfer of Mr. ‘and Mrs | Margaret Leet. Helen Richardson. Charies Wardell Stiles, to Mr. Eads | Aaita: Smith, Dorothy Smith, Helen Johnson. took place last evening. The |gmit “Janet Willlams and Beatrice ceremony was performed in the apart- {yeogl oo o f, e briss panchie et S i ¥ the hazaar features which o'clock. by the Rey. Dr. Herbert | Some o Azaan L : S i . . will follow the pantomime and dance Chortenmith. rector of St. Margarets|Lill include flower booths, fortune- company of relatives and o fow inti- | telling and the selling of candy and mate friends. Owing to mourning in | Various other refreshments. e laiamlly, L arrangemental fforiithel| iy joue 8] R Alexander: U, S. Mrs. Alexander are staving with Mrs. Alexander's mother. Mrs. T. G. Han- son, at the Powhatan Hotel. wedding were as simple as possible. The apartment was decorated with spring blossoms and southern smilaxr artistically arranged. Miss Elizabeth Sti sister of the bride, was maid of and little Miss Nancy Thomas arleston, W. Va.. cousin of the . was flower girl. Mr. Warren Johnson of New Orleans, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bride wore a gown of ivory white satin, made on simple lines,” with a court train of cloth of silver, hung from the shoulders, and a veil of point lace held by dainty clusters of orange blossoms. She carried white orchids, with a shower of lilies of the valley. Miss Stiles was in cream lace with a sash of pink satin and carried pink roses. Little Miss Thomas worc a frock of rose colored organdie and carried an old-fashioned bouquet of Hostesses who will have charge of the lunchroom during the old-fash- ioned fair to be held at Masonic Tem- ple from Mav 31 to June 4, will in- clude Mrs. J Steed. chairman, as- sisted_ by Hannis _Taylor. Mrs. Fred Hardisty. Mrs. C. Frank Keane, Mrs. Gwynn Gardiner, Mrs. Thomas Mallon. Mrs. Giles Dyer. Mrs. William J. McGee Mrs. Easby-Smith, Mrs. Gerald Egan. Mrs. Walter J. Frick, Mrs. Allan Polk. Mrs. John R. Gal- loway, Mrs. F. H. Schillinger, Mrs. Michael Kane. Mrs. B. V. McKnew. Mrs. Charles Lieberman. Mrs. Thomas J. Sheridan, Mrs. T. L. Costigan, Mra . Mrs. McIntyre, Mrs. sweetheart roses. Frank Herron. Mrs. Shinn. Mrs. Chappelle. Mrs Haskc" After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. nalMiss Mary MeGowan: Johnson received the small company of relatives and friends informally, and later they left for a wedding trip, the latter traveling in a gray Canton crepe dress, with a small black hat. Mr. and Mrs. ‘E. Goodwin of Boston have arrived in Washington for a Visit and are stayng at the Powhatan. They will be here for a week. Colette Head. M Margaret Gh\d mon, Miss iizabeth Neumyer. Mi Lillian Sullivan and Miss " Abigail Gowans. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reportad to the heaith department within the last twenty- four hours : Thomax . Sigman, 70, 3024 13th street. Henry C. Thompson, 70, 3300 13th street. Carl F. Pfieiger, 43, 8. Elizabath's Hospital, Martha A. Anderson, 25, 640 H street north: Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bland of St. Louis, who came to Washington for the marriage Saturday of Miss Marion Smith to Capt. John Bennington Ben- | eax net, are guests of the brides grand- | Charles Richter, 48, 335 0 street snthofest, mother, Mrs. E. S. Bailey, at Ward- | Andrew Spencer, 21, Walter Reed Generai ospita man Park Hotel for a few days. golary Wisnoskl, 26, Georgetown University ospital. Cashingto ay. Mrs. Vail is] i 57 i mes 4.(1 | 3 pent of their| the wedding 1o take place in | use of the cold t for tomor- The fete will be given Thursday, 2, at Sidwell's Fricnds’ School announced: Mrs. Herb L d, M M) W v P . ¥ S. H ] derful Assortments to be found at the New and Greater Store of TN Lrook s Lo 1109-1111 G Street N.W. . For Wednesday—Featuring Another Big DOLLAR SALE —with values that are worth two, three and four times the price quoted. Fine Voile Waists Batiste Waists Organdy Waists Satin Camisoles Jdames Douglas and Martha Taliaf, until tomorrow evening. It will be, Now. held on the Arli ton Hotel roof zar P'rices Most Reasonable. fden at 7 o'clock tomorrow eveninz. | > Eanet & Bacher, “It's Delicious™ . . } Marriage Licenses. | STt RS LENW: Second Floor. Phone W 4708, ce licenses have boen issued 1o the | ————— s e — hnitzele of this citr TR e & ‘ H 9 E | gt saiag ol 0 S Special Rates on | s Brocks and Vo T, Wit of Casto 1110 F | FUR REPAIRING “nw M. Hais'p of Wendbrdge, Va., dnd STREET N.W. during the sammer, as an ad- Rourne of Rrooks. Va ditional inducement; when re- ip M. Talbott of Falla Choreh, Va., and pairs are ordered, we Store Vour Delavan R. Thompson of this its. Furs Free. 22 Phone Frankiin 3445 aers Dletzel and’ Rerina V. Thiinenn Special—#-Skin Siberinn $9 75 niiores % o of Creston. fown."and’ mern here t knowr Sauirrel Chokers \I|nn~lorr : ! 'n and (‘mrnnnn Crupe. Lo, i Asgaien | Aowr to ft corsets. Jofeph Rhone and Julin Trown ! = KAPLOWIT Zsros, 721 Ninth Street N.W. Adjacent to the Rialto A Notable Offering for Wednesday l 1215 G St. Women’s and Misses’ Wool Jersey Suits One of the finest grades of Worsted Suits manufactured. Phenomenally Low Priced at $16.50 Plain Colors and Heather ) Mixtures Also a combination Jersey Coat and Plaid Woolen Skirt. Coats and Skirts may be worn as separate sport garments. Ideal for Vacation, Week End or City Wear—Sizes 14 to 44. All Washington is talkmg about the Big Values and the Won- Included are. Crepe de Chine Camisoles Vanity Cases * Batiste Bloomers Windsor Crepe Bloomers Silk Gloves Batiste Gowns | S Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder is chang- o Delegat ing from her home on 16th street to .‘ Colontal l!l-el her K street house. Luey Page, 42, 200 T street sonthwest. Kusan Stewart, 70, 811 1st street. Nellie Williums, 64 B street woutheast. Mrs. Joseph R. Lamar, president of | the Colonial Dames of America, will !hold a reception this evening for the delegates to the biennial conference of the Colonial Dames, in the ballroom on the roof of the Hotel Washington, | where the conference opened this { morning_in parlor A. Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, president of the Club of Colonial Dames of Washington, and her sister, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Wl“ entertain at tea this afternoon from G to 7 in their home, {1500 16th street. in honor of Mrs. La- mar and the Council of Colonial Dames, assembled for its biennial conference. Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Blodgett havo invited the Club of Colonial Dames of the District Society and Chapter 3 of the Colonial Dames. They will be assisted in recaiving by Mrs. Lamar, Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. W. W. Gordon of Savannah, Mrs. John M. Slaton and Mrs. Nnhlniel M. In- man of Atianta and Mrs. Ernest H. Pringle, president of the Society of South Carolina. Alternating at the tea table will be Mrs. Newberry, wife of Senator Tru- man H. Newberry of Michigan; Mrs. James R. Campbell of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Albert Douglas, Mrs. Bradley Mrs. Albert Hill of Charles- C.; Mrs. Edward Capehart, Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes and Mrs. Emma Hurd Todd. Assisting in the dining room will be Mrs. Edward P, Porcher, sister of the hostesses, and the officers of the Club of Colonial Dames of Washington. Former Senator and Mrs. Thomas P. Gore will entertain guests at dinner tonight. Mrs. Edwin S. Puller was hostess at luncheon today at the Chevy Chase Club in hLonor of Mrs. Edward P. Porcher of Florida, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. The other guests were Mrs. Blodgett, Mrs Charles G. Matthews, Mrs. The. odore W. Noyes, Mrs. Harry Hawes, Mrs. James Woods, Mrs. Ray H. Ar- nold, Mrs. U. S. Grant, jr.; Mrs. Charles B. Drake, Mrs. John Temple Graves Mra Davenport White and Mrs. Joseph W. Folk. Mrs. Christian Gue at Bradley Hills Tea. Mrs. George B. Christian, jr., was the guest of honor at a garden tea yester- day afternoon at Stockhome, Bradley Hills, when Mrs. Edward L. Stock and Mrs. Beverly Price Evans were hosts. The storm which frightened Wash- ington folk seemed to entirely miss Bradley Hills, and the afternoon was strikingly fair for such an event. A stringed orchestra was stationed | on the veranda, and the tea table was {set in an artistic and gayly colored | marquee, the table bearing as a cen- ter decoration a tall basket of pink gladioli. Small tables were arranged at other places on the lawn for punch bowls and cups, while scats were 5o arranged as to provide for the com- fort and convenience of guests, and yet not mar the artistic beauty of the setting. Mra. Christian wore » gown ot green organdie, over which fe! els of black Chantilly lace, the being also of thc green. He, girdle at was < Martha Hurd. H ntreet southwest. Daniel W. Rive Tuberculosis Hospital. Sam Windborn, 84, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Touise E Johnson.' 22 days. 1618 2nd_street. ip and Ray Garfinkie, 7 days, Mrs. George Dewey's Plans for the Summer. Mrs. George Dewey went to New York yesterday, where she will re- main for the greater part of the week. Mrs. Dewey will not spend the sum- mer at Atlantic City, as in previous seasons, but will go to Portsmouth, RARE FURN'T RE N. H. - Hepplewhite, Sheraton, Chippendale and pl!ly —_— American periods on exh! ion and sale Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and her G NOLDS daughter. Sliss Anna Hamlin, will . eave Washington about June 10 for thelr summer. llome 4t Mattapoise't, | LACES and Lace Curtain ass. Miss Tracey Lyon of New York, who is the house guest of Miss Clea.nmg Hamlin, will remain with her until ishe leaves for Mattapoisett. MME. VIBOUD, Inc., Established 1855. 737 11th St. N.W. Maj. George Oakley Totten, jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alblon will be joint hosts on Sunday evening at a musical. A program of Russian music will be presented. Opposite Keith's Furs Exclusively BIRD 1415 .G Street| Furs Should be Stored —before there is further danger {from moths. Our facilities are the most improved—our rates well with- in reason. Phone Frank. 5752. REBUILDI 5 FURS A SPECIALTY An evening of folk songs will be the entertainment at the Washington Arts Club, 2017 I street, at 8 o'clock tonight. The program will be under the musical direction of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blyden, and will open with a historical setting in verse by Mrs. De Muth Watson, to be followed by aj jreading, “Spirit of Time." by Mrs. . | A. Lyon, with Mrs. Paul Blyden at the | | piano. There are several groups of songs, beginning with a Greek od a Hebrew chant and a chant from the Koran, by Mr. Blyden, followed by || songs’from many different countries, ||| including those of the American In- dians and more modern folk songs. Denis E. Connell Play. Owing to the sudden illness of Mau- rice Jarvis, the part of Demetrius in | Shakespeare's “A Midsummer Night’ s | Dream” will be played by Denis E. Connell, who is directing the produc- tion to be given at the Dean place this afternoon and evening. Mr. Con- nell will also appear as Prologue. A committee headed by Arthur Bradley Campbell will direct the seating of the audience at the evening perform.- ance, and in the afternoon the ushers will include Miss Josephine Gantley, Miss Mary Gantley, Miss Mary Neu- langd, Miss JTliet Lyeth, Miss Carolyn |Mr§|nl!y and Miss Josephine Neu- and. o Cold Storage is the Place for Furs !-when moths -get busy. Phone | Main 1647 and have us call for | your fur coat at once. Our | Charges Are Moderate. Chokers Under Price Closing Out All Spring Furs at INVITING BARGAIN PRICES A quiet but pretty wedding took place Saturday morning at the par- sonage of the Hamline Methodist Church, when Miss Frances E. Rey- nolds and Mr. Edgar Hilleary were married by Rev. Dr. Fox. Immediate- 1y after the ceremony the couple left on a trip to New York city. The| bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds of this ¢i the bridegroom is also of Washing. ton. Dr. and Mrs. R come from New York for a short visit in Washington, during which they will stay at the Powhatan Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. E. Vail and Miss Vail of Wichita, Kan., are at the Hotel Washington for the week, Mrs. Vail teing here in attendance on the bien- nial convention of the Colon Dames, which begins its ael‘ulonu Stetson have ANUFACTURERS WHO RETAIL " AT WHOLESALE PRICES { . G SAKSFURCo |l 1 Every one a Women'’s and Misses’ TWEED SUITS Values to $45 $17.95 A number of smart sports models. Made of fine quality tweeds, All sizes 16 to 44. orchid, etc. Women’s Woo SPORTS SUITS Red: *1 Heavy quality models perfectly tain their shapes. and novelty colors. 500 NEW WASH DRESSES check and plaid ginghams, voiles and combinations; trimmed with lace and organd Seco Silk Bloomers Windsor Crepe Gowns Women and Misse: smart new model, matenals including fine $5.00 Something New Wool Jersey Coat Sweaters $15 Values $10-90 The New Wool Jersey Coat Sweaters are in great demand. Tuxedo models wi patch pockets. Black. navy, tan, red, brown, etc. All sizes. 100 Stylish Silk SPORTS SKIRTS all sizes and colors. .. tans, rose, gray, and Misses’ 1 Jersey uced to Have Been Reduced to : .00 h 2.9 $102 Eac wool jersey. Several Only a few of a kind—taken from our regular stock and reduced for quick clearance. All the new silks and styles are represented—plain colors and stripe effects Continuing All Week—Our Great Choice-of-the-House Sale of tailored and will re- All the popular plain All sizes. Women’s and Misses’ Suits " Your unrestric Fmest Tricotines, Twill Cords, Poiret Twills and Supertricotines, in Beaded, Embroidered, Braided and Plain-Tailored Models ted choice at one of these three prices— 29 95$45 00 or $69 af