Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1921, Page 5

G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, JUNE 1 LATEST PICTURE OF CENTRAL FIGURE IN DIVORCE CASE. AVE the Surface —with good paint well applied. Phone ue for estimate. Pre-war prices. Results satiefactory. Summer Rates Large double room, beauti- fully furnished, for one or two persons, summer rate, per Interior and Exterior Work mont]h Ry e Ssz‘s Single Room and Sho; . » K 1118 350 ooms, with baths. $250 fo 4 FERGUSON, INC. 334, De Luxe Table d'Hote Special Table d'Hote. Meals, table d'hote or Rooms without bath... Palsting Departmest, Ph. N. $31338 M. FELSTEIN $2 Special Burlington Hotel EL]!(GROVE 45¢b. Vt. Ave.—Main 8980 36 D .St. SE. ' Chocolate ConcealMINT —of the real mint es- sence that everybody de- lights in. Open Evenings Till 9 0’Clock Unusual Value! ent creaminess into which has crept the pangent, juwicy Mint-ness of the green mint leaves freshly Chickering Upright Piano (Used) A Real Bargain $165 Terms to Suit Arthur Jordan Piano Co. G Street at Thirteenth Homer L. Kitt, Sec.~Treas. plucked. Encased - in thick shells of paré milk chocolate. CANDE- PHONE Main 875 for this popalar 55¢ box, ideal for teas, parties or after-dinner enjoyMINT. A“THE TANG I8 THE ZEST OF IT!I” MRS, JAMES A. STILLMAN, From a photograph made at White Plains, N. Y., lant Monday. ! today by M. L. Avner, former mem- ber of the natoinal executive com- PITTSBURGH, Pa. June 17—The ce. Among leading American. minority group’ of the Zionist Or- s who will attenq the convention, ganization of America will hold a|Mr. Avner said, are Justice Brandeis, convention in Pittsburgh July 3 and | Judge Julian Mack, Nathan Straus | and” Jacob Dehaas. MINORITY ZIONISTS TO MEET. form ' 4, according to Bulletin! Important News Event! A Special Purchase from Hart Schaffner & Marx permits us to announce two great | money-saving suit offerings Select From Over 800 SUITS they were made to sell for $75 and $70 Select From Over 500 SUITS they were made to sell for $65 and $60 Including plenty Blue Serges and unfinished worsteds; beautifully tailored in smart new double and single breasted models. Practically every kind of good fabric, in every smart pattern and shade, is repre- sented in this wonderful assortment at $39.50 _ $-47.50 Hart Schaffner & Marx Silk Mohair and Palm Beach SUITS Reduced $22.50 to..ccc..... A Special Purchue of 280 Pairs Men’s Oxfords Made to Sell for $8.50 $K5.65 5% men’s models; many tony reds; brogues. “Silk Shirts Made to Sell at $8 and $9 *5 Eagle Crepe de Chine, Pure Silk Habutai, Silk Jerseys and Broadcloths. Also Whites. young some \ 9 Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Raleigh Haberdasher L T T T T T T T T I - 1109-1 111 Pennsylvania Avenue LITTLE BROWN BEAR IN STILLMAN CASE Nurse Says Banker’s Wife Wired Beauvais of Baby’s Arrival. By the Ascociated Press, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., June 17.— Testimony saying that Mrs. Anne U. Stillman, on the day that Guy Still- | & man was born directed her nurse to telegraph Fred Beauvais in Montreal a message reading “little brown bear has arrived,” was understogd to have been introduced today in the divorce suit brought by James A. Stillman, New York banker. This testimony was given by Mary Olive Gilligan, who was the nurse at Guy's birth, November 7, 1918, and she added that Mr. Stillman did not appear that day at the hospital where the infant was born. It was lcarned that Dr. Hugh L. Russell, osteopath of Buffalo, identi- fied the handwriting of Beauvais to- day on all the letters submitted by Mr. Stillman to suppoot his charges that Mrs. Stillman was intimate with the part-Indian gulde, and that the latter was the father of Guy Still- man, iz Leather BELTS 35¢ Incredible! Yet absolutely fect. Black, gray and tan. $2.95 $3.95 ‘White Ribbon Hats White Baronet Satin White Taffeta Hats Fine Quality to the woman of good taste. fashions. Plenty of hats in YOUR summer hat is here at $16.75 Come and see how favorably they compare with dresses being sold at $20 and $25. Taffeta Frocks Satin Frocks China Silk Frocks Canton Crepe Frocks Basque models with tunic, trimmed with blue and red braid. Slashed tunics that ex- tend above the waistline. Overblouse models with self girdle, richly beaded. Surplice fronts trimmed with quilling on each side. Bouffant effects, with puffed sleeves. Skirt trim- med with clusters of large colored velvet flowers. Colored ot a8 of 6 to 14, Medium and surplice waist models with self sash or ribbon girdle. Waist, Sleeves and skirt trimmed with Tuffies. Mais, blue, pink and or- chid. $3.98 to $7.98 CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS of flesh and white crepe with 59 C butgpn bands and elastic (T LT knees. Sizes 4 to 12, ey R e . B I Men’s $1.00 HICKOK With “Can’t Slip” Buckle true. 00 of these fine belts—every one per- pastel shades and combinations. broidered, silk embroidered, ostrich trimmeéd, ribbon trimmed. SILK FROCKS Fresh From New York And Priced Remarkably Low Second Floor—King's Palace Tots’ Dainty Dr. Russell also was described es testifying that he visited the hos- pital where Guy was born on_ four occaslons during the month of No- vember, 1918, the first call being on the 7th and the last ten days later. He saw Mr. Stillman there only once. At a private hearing Dr. Russell swore that Mrs. Stillman told him several months before the birth of baby Guy that Beauvais was the father of the child. On the ground that Mrs. Stillman's conversations with Dr. Russell were privileged as between a patient and doctor, the defense asked that some of his testimony be stricken out. It was_understood that Referee Daniel J. Gleason reserved decision in this matter. Attempts to prove misconduct by Mrs. Stlllman in her relations with her servant and part-Indian guide, Fred Beauviis, were made yesterday. Irene Kelly, a parlor maid, fre- uently saw Beauvais. at the Pocan- tico Hills estate, standing beside Mrs. Stillman’s bed, ' playing the phono- graph and reading to the banker's wife, according to a report of her testimony. Mary Kelly, 2 maid, declared Mrs. Stillman sometimes used to wear a plain_ band ring with the initials “F. B." engraved on the inside, it was said. There was considerable testimony today as to when, where and how the various servants had gained ac- cess to letters belonging to Mrs. Stillman. Mary Kelly showed one of them to Bernard Kelly, then caretaker of the estate, it was brought out, but upon cross-examination these two wit- nesses were reported to have 8o con- flicted the date of the letter and other details as to contradict state- ments upon which one of the letters | - has been accepted into the case as evidence. LTI INGS Washington’s Largest and Best Assemblage of New CHIC WHITE HATS —and Incomparably the Best V alues $4.95 $7.50 White Felt Hats White Milan Hats White Georgette Hats Panama Hats TYLE! Style distinctive and unmistakable. Value! Value that appeals to the purse as strongly as the style appeals White hats for dress, street, sport and vacation wear, mirroring every phase of summer navy, too, other staple colors, Flower, trimmed, wool em- the price you want to pay. (B4 Dresses of Organdy $3.50 and $3.98 RETTIEST frocks you can put on the dainty little miss--with P ‘their frilly ruffles, piquant sashes, and refréshing air of summer- time. Blue, pink, mais and lavender. High waist, low meck, short sleeves. Waist and ‘skirt trimmed with ruffles. LORED ORGANDY DRESSES . PRINCESS SLIPS of nainsook; yoke and flounce trimmed with lace and embroidery. Sizes 6 to 14. $1.59 and $1.98 LITTLE GIRLS' HATS of white mull, white and colored organdy and 'swiss embroidery. Trimmed with lace, embroidery,” satin rib- bon and flowers. - $1.00 to $5.98 CHILDREN GIVE PAGEANT. | Rewards the Drinker Dennison School Pupils in Stirring Flag Day Exercises. A pageant, ‘“The Making of the Dennison School, 2d street and “South Carolina avenue southeast, as a part of their Flag day exercises Tuesday. It was given on the natural stage in front ef the school. parts, the first and the third being symbolical and the second in the form of & play. The first part included the “Declaration,” tableaux of the “Spirit of 1776, olumbia and the Thirteen Colonies,” “The Minuet,” a tableaux; “Signing of the Declaration of Independence,” a “Dance of the States,” and a song, “Speed Our Re- public.” The second part of the program was as follows: “The Making of the Flag.” and the last part, “Old Glory."” which inciuded the singing of “Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean” by a chorus, a flag drill by children of the kindergarten, a flag dance and the singing of “The Star Spangled Banner.” Among the pupils who took part were Donald Meade, David Schaeffer, Margaret Smith, Dorothy Colliflower, Ireda Thume, Hazel Hildebrand and Philip Barbour. CASTORIA For Infants and Children inUse ForOver 30 Years Satisfaction First PALAE 810818 7tk St. de Flag,” was presented by pupils of the The program was divided into three stiff-collar appearance. 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