Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 10

une 8, President Harding having|mest VICE CHAIRMAN ADAMS | & Fhoitent Siruine hrine|gost s tioninr, etnestty ot he) o1 OF REPUBLICANS HERE |of yo persons hoton e It has been recognized all along that unlebs the President should put John T. Adama of Iowa. vice chair. | faFward a man of his personsl se’ec man of the republican”national com- | of the majority qf the committee. mittee, has armived In the city for| The subcommittée on woathern rev, the approaching meeting of the com- | Fesentation in convéntions will most mittee, and was at national headquar- | Beatqmonony 1o dras up & report o MR, At e e | SR, e B = a J n 4 man e . 3 national committée at..its .m":.m. convention. The full éommittee will rall frelghf rates sl R R R IR IR I IR S IR DX IR IR IR IR IR I IR TR SR I IR I IR IR 1216 F Street S 'Opening Sale jas And Opened With a Rush— | Cottbn Frocks Intended to Sell at From $17.50 to $22.50—All at AR The price. together with the sunshine started the season with a rush this morning! 18 different styles—all the new summer materials—white and colors—and all for your choice at $1 5 Dotted Voiles ' Woven Stripes Solid Color Voiles i Be ready for Summer with Summer frocks—here in this $15 8 <ale are dresses with hand embroidery, hand hemstitching, dainty lace | vests, collars and cuffs, ribbon and self sashes, taffeta and organdie + flower garnitures. Dresses for ‘]i women—ruffled and panel tunics and full gath- Bl ered skirts—navy, gray, black, white and exquisite tints that are a fea- i ture of the new season! $! Hand-Finished Dresses, $17.50 to $35 I We are featuring this season dresses of stunning lines, simply made, @ but achieving a distinctiveness through hand-embroidery, hand-hem- stitching, handmade lace trimmings and hand-drawn ‘work. These, dresses are made of imported voiles in lovely shades, and are already at- tracting much favorable attention to our dress department. Another of Those Remarkable Sales of the Finer port Hats—$6385 $15 to $18 Hats —Given to us at a remarkable price con- 3 )| companies in tne Distrio 7, S l’ts Skll’ts I J| dorsed by the Anacoatia Giiirens An: po sociation and Board of Trade at a In a wide variety of styles and fabrics. § §i opanecostie Two Big S; ial w {4 ] 000 by public subscription for a me. * | charge: ~1 plan to ask immediate mml‘ tfon of the'bill in the -committee and | hope ' to . have somse action on '3 mpbasure in the very'near future,” declared. Pay Tribute: .~ |o Exercises will be held Snday atter: | noon in the Confederate section, of ‘Arlington national ‘cemetery, under el suspices of the Coafederate. Veterans' federacy Soclety. ¥ g g ' Fred Beall, commander . of | ¥ 171, will form the camp gate and at 2:45 the camp | march ‘around the monumen salute, and then be seated an -th: Ul | srandstand. Assembly will be ed by the bugler of the Marine following - which the - &udience. sing “America.”" 4 E; Order of Exercises. ° | The invocation is to be given: b; Rev. John E. Briggs. Representative B. G. Lowry of Mississippi is to speak. A tribuie is to be paid to the late Sir |Hl Moses Esekiel by Lee Robinson. Rev. Dr. Bird s to pronounce the benedic- (M’ {on. Following taps the “southern cross” Wwill be unveiled, the presentation p 305, Sons of Confed- with Miss Rebecca arl Clark as sponsors: Flowers will be strewed over the graves of the Confederate dead under the direction of Mrys. Geors. 8. Cov- ington, assisted by the Children of th il | Confederacy. The tomd of the un known di is to be decorated, fol lowing which the grave of n. ‘Joe ‘Wheeler is to be decorated.- In addition to the Marine Band, mu sical numbers are to be givan by & quartet composed of Mrs. Fanole ill, Miss Lillian Cheno- E. rs_and Frapcis Fred Capt._John Hickey, W. L. Wilker- son, Lovick Pearce, W. J. Parr and David 8. Walton. Mra. .Pu- ‘Warrén is chairman, of the music committee; Mrs. George S. Covington, ‘flowers; Elgin H. Blalock, southern cross; Mrs. James E. Muicare, Mrs. Pau d Mrs. John M. Hickey, Jessie Anthony, jr. public order. 1| Lee Crandall is chairman of the ‘ex- | ecutive committee. k# |MERGER GETS SUPPORT OF ANACOSTIA CITIZENS J [ Public Subscriptions Sought for 1 Memorial to Heroes of World War to Cost $10,000. At-:thm of the Federation of Citi- meeting last night at Masonic Hall, The association voted m.rl e $10, morial to heroes of the world w: $20 to m Silk Sldm be erected at Minnesota avenu pe road. Subscriptions 'fl‘l . G. C. Havenner, chairman of the ession by one of the better makers, To 2ee their gl . ki 2 | memorial committee, has prepared bwho has taken a great interest in our o Sce their gleaming loveliness, to feel the rich and | | §f plans for the proposca memorial. y ¥ fitele hat shop——reaé‘; for sale tomotrow. heavy quality of their fabrics, is to decide quickly to have e R R S LT Fashioned of ribbon, organdie, cross- bar muslin, felt, wool and combinations ope! Roshanara, Canton Crepes, Tally-ho, Crepe Burr Bar, | [| §] nounced, to present prises to the Fan-ta-si, Baronet Satin, Crepe de Chine, Faille and Moon- | | garden, the best lawn and.those whe school:. children having' the best i - ! 4 | glo in these_ two groups.. raise the best vegetables. of "l'bb"“ d"‘d fll_:emé). Trimmed with Colors—soft’and Q%fihe or vivid. || many oot che " estacnta: ot vhe. o - WOOICTE ARGH SAMNA SLOMELS. plaited, side plaited, the usual number of i T ton i creemsnis tyloncl Some flaunt a ribbon tassel, others a gay cluster of embroidered flowers. Such a picturesque finish to your sports costume !—$6.85.- sashes. resist? 608 TO 614 We have no connection with any store of similar name elsewhere. " Two Features of —offered at under=-prices— —for high-grade qualities- Fiber Sik - | Sweaters So lustrous as to masqugra.de“ as fiur’e’ Silk—with weave and model cagnter- parting the silken modes. - - Some. plain; others fancy—but per- Included .in the color assortment— | 1 plaited. ' Brown and many other shades. . = - ipshorn-._ 11th ST. NW ' Favored »Wardrc.)l)e,ry__u. 3 ‘A C;mspic}wus for the type and char- of the materials—as well as the ive. charm of .the models—plain acqwd; Silks, Duplan ‘Bafo‘n.et‘ Tangerine, Jade, American Beauty, Ciel 1 . Wogls. ‘In both ys;'_:::i:d more aruet_L Biue, Honey, White, Flesh, Navy, Black, | | * servh designs—White, the Pastel tints, 2 ) ‘staple colors. sent out by the associatipn asking for simply gathered styles, wide belts, crushed girdles and suggestions as to street improve- ments. The association plans to take action on the requests within a short Half and less than half of their, intended‘prices—can ou time. Fourteen candidates for the eitiy sens’ association were ‘elected to membership and two new members were admitted to the board of trade. William J. Latimer presided. S 8 r \ Washable Flanriel&~to- SEEESEESSEE NSNS EEEEEONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESS ————————————— 3 e Shopping Conter—11th and G Sts.! ° Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. A Beuwildering Array of the Newest Styles in - Summer Dresses . Offered at” Profit-Sharing Sale Price \ FASHIONED OF Imported Dotted Swiss White and Colored Organdies- Plain and Figured Voiles New French Ginghams Dotted Swiss and Gingham Combinations - 51495 Styles that embody all the‘ summer loveliness of the great outdoors. Designs and colorings that vividly por- tray summer’s maost beautiful flower ef- fects. E . The embellishments are of a nature rarely achieved by designers. The most prominent are tucks, embroidery, inser- tions, laces and neat folds in unique ar- rangements. An attractive size.range—Women’s, 36 to 46, and Stouts, 42% to ~ 52%. -Misses’, 16 to 20 years. Profit-Sharing Sale price, $14.95. for Now—for Summer Confidentiql Credit This Baronial Fiber Rocker =~ Comfortable and very attractive, with spring seat con- struction; seat and 3 i back . cushions of ”!;nlgl N = Tapestried Cre- ‘”IHI Ly \ = { tonne. Special, Economy Prices A Coolmor equipped porch makes a- delightful aftérnoon reception ‘room, a big, roomy playground for the children, a place in which to entertain your friends at luncheon or dinner, afld a health-giving, out-of- < door, but nevertheless secluded sleep- ing room at night. Complete, ready for hanging— . _This hglander Couch - Hammock Is just what you need now for lawn inviting? A “Rest- “ful” Chair for al- most any room; cretonne seat or back cushions. And very specially pric- t . 5 or porch. Good mattress, windshield .ThlS Reed . am‘})o magazine pockets, of excellent S Rocker or duck; complete with & Armchair hanging . frame and $49 50 i Doesn’t it look awning. Special..... o - - . Another Couch Hammock With soft mattress and windshield, of good grade of -duck; equi with chains for hanging. Very 512 25 specially priced at......... . Summer Curtains and Rugs I $2.25 siths Becar. $4.95 s 342 Sre"611.25