Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1921, Page 8

L BIRD'S Exclusive | .02 e ;:how!_ng ?f o . urs is replete wit Nweltm novelties :;rolv;d by some of the inmRs leading style crea- tors. Special prices.’ Rebuilding Furs a Specialty. . SOCIETY 1415 G St. WILLIAM NOTES ACCUSED. Opposite Kelth’s .’,::,"'FE,::L Srs2, | William Notes, thirty-four years iold, was arrested in a 9th street advarice|barber shop this morning and ‘charged New | with making @ handbook on' the races. He gave his address as 910 E street, turnished bond in the sum of $3,000 and was released. R.’C. Jackson, member of the first precinct command, in civiifan attire, was in the barber shop getting shav- ed when Notes is alleged to have en- tered and accepted bets. Shop Tomorrow. Women Surely Do Like These N (SAY ' Fall Tans ‘Tan Calf Ball-strap Sports Pumps. Tan Calf Ball-Strap Two-buckle Pumps. Tan Calf Low-heel Walking Oxfords. Brown and Black Kidskin Walking Oxfords. All with welt soles; rubber-tapped heels. TYLES of such “snap”—such New Fall Boots for Little Tots A “POCKET EDITION” of our famous “Gro- Nups” in brand-new styles and leathers for fall: Brown and Black ‘Tan Calfskin Red or Champagne Patent Leather Patent, Champagne Tpp Patent, Pink Top Patent, Blue Top Genuine White Buck And other leathers. ¢ fiber Stockings, in Unusually soft, smooth- ly lined and flexible. But- ton and lace styles. Sizes from 2to 5 and from 4 to 8. Our 7th. St. Store Closed This Saturday. Silk Stocking Specials Reducing women's offering Semi-fashiioned Full-length Silk * Stockings—Full-fashioned Thread Silk Knee-length “Hosettes”—and Novelty, Imported Lace Lisle Openwork Stock- ings—in popular colors at. Special sale Women’s Mixed-silk-and- also Richelieu Ribbed Novelty Silk Stock- ings in popular combinations at. .. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO. Mamage Licenses. Marriage licenses bave been fased to the tollowing: Tsrael Cole, ir., and Alice Bessle Wolfe, both of Harrlsburg. Pa. Norman Windsor Waters of 2. and Clara, M. Germantown, Fisher of Galthershurg/ Vernon G. Bennett and Margaret Annette, ‘William_Cook_Hutchison. ofz.Laulsville, Ky:, nfl Ella Mary Shiriey of Eathyetie; Ind . Voit and Biphis B. Machiew, lboth ol Batiimere, Mo gl Percy A. Griffith and Mra. Olivia C. Davis. Bivill Branson and Lissie Day. Theodore Brooks and Lutisher Washington. HE President will receive the new minister from Bulgaria, Dr. Stephan Panaretoff, who has been appointed to this post after an absence of several years. The minister and the members of the legation staff will call at the White House at 3 o’clock. The minister and Mme. Panaretoft have been at Willlamstown, Mass., for some weeks, where the minister lectured for the School of Politics at Willlams College, and Mme. Panare- toff is now in Boston. She will join the minister in New York in a few days and they will “sail Saturday aboard the America for Europe, where Dr. Panaretoff will be the Bulgarian delegate to the league of nations. ‘The minister and Mme, Panaretoff will return at the end of six weeks and will occupy the house at 1629 16th street which they occupied when the minister represented Bul- garia before. The Postmaster General, Mr. Hays, has returned from a brief trip to New York. He left Washington early Monday morning and drove his own car, returning by traln yesterday. Ambassador of Belgium Ready for European Trip. The ambassador of Belgium, Baron de Cartier, will go to New York tomorrow and sail from there Saturday aboard the Baltic for Europe, where he will join Baroness de Cartier, to remain until the end of September. On his return the new counselor of the embassy, Mr. F. de Salyl de Fanson, will accompany him ‘Washington. During the absence of tho ambl.slndor the secretary of the Mr. be churl’e d'affaires of the embassy. SThe ambassador of A Argentina, Mr. Le Breton, is expected to sail today from will come at once to Washington. Mme. Le Breton and her niece, Mlle. Lloveras, will join the ambassador {fn Washington later in the autumn. The minister of Bolivia, Senor Balli- vian, will go to New York today to await the grrival of Senora de Ballivian and their daughter, Senorita Carmen Ballivian, last week aboard the George Wash- ington. corking good values for the price—that you cannot help buying them ON SIGHT! who sailed from England The second sec; embassy, Senor Amoedo. will enter- tain a small company informally at dinner this evening. The X v of the Spanish hosiery stocks by attache .of . he commercia the Italian embassy, Signor Ceccato, has gone to New York for a few days, and is at the Chatham. Prince and Princess Gagarine left Washington yesterday for New York. from where they will sail Saturday for Europe, two months. --$1.39 where they will spend Mag. Bridge, Britiah Attacke, = S a le Newel 's, Newport. Black and Cordovan The assistant military attache of the British embassy, Maj. C. F. Bridge, arrived in Newport yesterday, where ‘he is at the Newcliffs. Maj. Bridge spent Monday ln ‘Washington, where he arrived in~the morning from California, and left that cvening for the north. Mrs. Bridge has spent several weeks at Bar Harbor with other members of the British embassy staff, and went from there to Cape Cod. where she has been for a fort- night or more. -95¢ Mr. James W Gerard former United States ambassador to Germany. has spent several days at the Ritg, in New York, and will retuarn to his sum- mer home at Southampton today. To- morrow he will celebrate his fifty- fourth birthday. Senator and Mrs. Le: Lenroot, Miss Len- root and Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, vice chairman of the republican n: tional executive committee, have r turned by motor from a week-end visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot at Milford, Pa. Senator Lenroot and Mrs. Upton spoke on Saturday at Socilety . President Receives New Minister From Bulgaria, Dr. Stephan Panaretoff, at White House. Robert Silvercruys, will| whe will aceo: C., WEDNESDAY, MRS. HERNANDO DE S Berlin, where he the American commissioner. France for New York, and on his arrival | New York from Southampton. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. White will return to their country’ place in Lenox, Mass., where they will remain until the first week in November. Mrs. George F. Amthier. who spent the earlier summer at Mountajn Lake | Park, Md. is in New York for af vislt and will remain on Long Island untii the middle of September. Mr. and M-s. Joseph P. Miss Mary Tumulty. M i - Sinclair, N. H., left there yesterday to motor to Boston. Mrs. Thomas W. Dowden annou the marriage of her daugkter, E nor, B, to Mr. Chester E. Bar Friday, August 19, 1921, in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Thilman Inn, in the Adirondacks, will return to Washington about September 1Z. Miss Minnie Lettse has returned toj Washington from a ten-day visit to D.1Mrs. J. H. Roberts of Philadelphia. Mrs. H. Campbell Graef Henor mncheon. Mrs. H. Campbell Graef, who is making a visit to Mrs. Terah Haggin of New York at Hot Springs, Va., was e the guest of honor at luncheon yes-|| terday, given by hostess. man Park Hotel. C cently came to Wa!hmgmn for duty at the marine barracks, having been stationed for a time in Seattle. Miss Mary Maxwell, who is at White Sulphur for a portion of the season, was hostess at tea in the, Casino there yesterday. Among her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Taft, Mrs. William St. Clair, Mrs. Thomas Rytherford and Mrs. Landon || Thomas. ) Col. Edward D. Anderson left the . lng a week ln ‘Washington, guests at .|ithe Powhatan. {[have gone to Atlantic City for a week, Hendrick, { §| who have spent some time at Saranac | |}i pt. l\mgamn e AUGUST 21, 1921. SOCIETY ORDERED TO SEA DUTY. WIFE DENIES MISCONDUCT. Lieut. Commander David F. Ducey Denying ml»conduct and l""‘ 9f the bureay of engineering. Navy |that her husband treated her ' wi epartment. has been assigned 1o | systematic eruelty, Lucy Ville Bu duty with flotilla 2, destroyer force, | fuus fed et amwar 15 e suit of 1ot Pacific fleet. C. Bupp for absolute divoree. Stetson Shoe Shop 1305 F Street N.W. Starting Thursday at 8 A.M. - Final Clean-Up 600 Pairs | Mr. and Mrs. S. F. C. Ockerhausen and are stopping at the Hotel Amy bassador. - 3 Plenty of Stetson No Exchanges or Refunds Every Sale Final Shoes Included 3.9 F‘ormerly Upfo $14 T I ANY lots have been added, comprising practically every Novelty and Sports-Model of the present season. Every size in the com- bined lot, but not in each style. 1l Hllfllflifilllllllfllflllllfllllfllfllfllfll’llfl il ~ Because furs are lower than they have been for years and because Jelleff’s has always as now sold furs for the lowest pos- sible prices consistent with their quality, we are selling this August more furs than ever _ before. ' Every Quality a Woman Likes in Silk Stockings Can be Found in “GOLD STRIPE” 1216 F SL N.W. Store Closed Saturdays During August { | Special! This superb lot of new models m & Mogt - graceful models—in generous, enveloping lines—and touched with artistically designed silk embroidery—buttons and tassels—plain tailoréd—or with rich fur collars, and handsome silk lining. . The Weaves— The Furs— The Colors— Gerona £ . Pollyanna Wolf Brown Panvolaine . Beaver "~ Navy Oriando X Squirrel Black Wandora Sorrento Every detail of the making is consxstcnt w1th the hlgh~grade type which these Coats portray No_connection with any house of similar name clsewhere. Fall Coats NEohad aiimniion ductory pnce--w}nch you will apprecxate- g 3 ‘Alpha Ddx Phi fraternity E honn mm‘m e ".'::',‘m,, i fi",‘,,.,, qurAmnsn WHo. RETAIL a large outdoor meeting of the Lehigh| Wit &5, \e"oin Arra. Anderson ai! county republicans in Allentown, Pa.| the Pines, in Digby. to remain until Eiis : September 10. Col. Anderson will Princess Rospigliosi entertained at luncheon vesterday at the Rita-Carl- | foe and hunting >+ = 507 = fsh-y ton, New York, having gone there for a féw days from Southampton, where, with Prince Rospigliosi, she is spend- ing the summer. Eagagement of Miss Yinglii to Mr. H. ‘W. Smith Anno Mr. and Mrs. William T. J. Ying- Callaghan—Brunett Wedding ling of Adamstown, Md.. announce Church Event in Rockville: the engagement of their daughter, Th Lola ldella, to Mr. Horace W. Smith, Bramete dauentor op i Helen Louise | tormerly of Charlottesville, Va.. but nett, to Lieut. Willlam McCombe Cal- now of Washington, the \\eddmg to lagnan, U. 8. N., took place this morn. | taKe place in Adamstown Saturday ’ln( The ceremony was performed at | MOrRing at.11 o'clock. Il oeclock In St Marys Catholic| s, William Baleh Williamson of Chureh in_Rockville, John T. Coolahan, assistéd by the | i ner Stenghier piargere Torriage Rev. John B. Creeden of Georgetown | Yilliam Honry Hoyet of New York University, and was follwed by nu ¢4 | tial masn, A large company atiendod Saturday, August 20, at Warrenton, the ceremony after which an informal | ¥ 2 ‘ recep‘l,iflfn and wedding breakfast was served for the members of the wed- v ; ding party in the home of the bride's | oy "’ Avme: i Munoon S ¢sterday mother in Rockville. pliment to Dr. Homer C. Brown of|| The decorations in’ the church were | &lumbus, Ohio, who Is chairman of || af v-l;fl" ““:hlfl'fl!- fg;f:flnl . b'if - |the legislative committee of the| ground for the profusion of white i Broundpeos it protuslor National Dental Association. Mrs. E. F. Spofford will leave The bride, who was escorted by her an Brunett, wore a|Washington early in September pre- Md. by Rev. Dr. Clyde M, Gearhart entertained || brother, Mr. Adrla un gown of white satin, made with court salll - train, the bodice trimmed with duch- | Sisge September. A esse lace, and her tulle veil was held|and daughter-in-law, Lieut. Robert by a coronet of the lace. She carried | w. Spofford, U. 8, N.. retired, and Mrs. a shower bouquet of bride roses and!Spofford, in the Philippines.’ She will white orchids. She was attended by |return to Washington in the autu, Miss Carolyn O'Rourke, a classmate | accompanied by Lieut. and Mey &t Georgetown, Convent, who acted |Spofrord, as maid of ;mnorh AMiss O'Rourke wore a gown of orchid chiffon trimmed| Mrs. Selden Jackson will en: with silver, a pleture hat of pink and |at dinner tonight at the Aseamiarin old blue chiffon and carried pink roseslof Collegiate Alumnae on H street in and lavender_ larkspur. Little Miss)honor of Mrs. Gail Laughlin of San Mary Louis Raby, @ cousin of the|Francisco, both Wellesley &raquatos i bridegroom, wuxmer girl and wore |who is her guest. Miss Alice Paul, || a dainty frock lavender organdy Miss Elsie Hill, Miss Anne Smith“and and carried a basket of sweetheart{others prominent in the woman's roses. party will be guests. Lieut. James E. Kiernan, a class- mate of the bridegroom at Annapolis| Mrs. Paul H. W. Hunter was hostess Academy, from which they graduated |for a small dancing party in her in 1918, was best man and the ushera}apartment at the Savoy last evening were Mr. Paul Brunett, brother of the |in compliment to Gov..and Mme. Gu- ;_flrle"'nnd Drd;ug%nfi Jl‘rboeih!! . N.|lamu Rasul. 'or the reception following the cere- mony, Mrs, Brunett, mother of the| .Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Gillespie ana bride. received with them and wore [80n Of Fflm’nlwn. Conn., are spend- a gown of black georgette crepe over satin. LleuL’ and Mrs. Callaghan left later 5 e 3 e wite meechn s Hoie, dn Kerlect: Oner al suit of ey T gray hat and a narrow |if You have us ‘do your papering, sable neckscarf. They will spend a|decorating,:and furnish the window short umtetxn bclu;-d:o (:ndwm.gg‘l,- shades and draperies. - stern states before - Dado Beach, where they h%m make| e D their home. Lieut. Callaghan . tionea a1 the U. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. San_ Diego, Calif. 714 13th N.W. M. 5373-5374 Mrs. Kutz, wife_of - Commissioner Charles W. Kutz, had a small com- pany informally at tea :uzerday in honor of ):m:h Sllwfl. wife o‘f‘;ll; retary ‘of ; the ' Japanese = emi and M, Lackin, "wife’ of ’ Anyof the Big - August Fur - Sale Bargains —will gladly be axd aside for you .on; payment of a deposvt. - “f Thijs « Privilege ' .reserves your furs until wanted—re- lieves yvm of the . ‘expense .of storage. . SAKSTURCo. ‘Thomas B. Larkin, U..S. A., who wm leave shortly for his new post as as- sistant military attache of the Unued States embassy in Tokio.. -Mrs. Neale and Miss Bodeker »roulded ll the tea table. Bishop and. Mrs. James H. mrhu ton, whoeare spending the.summer at} wport, entettained at dinner: there nat evenlhs in honor of Mr: and Mrs. Giibert Darlington. Mr. and" Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew left Lenox yesterday in their private car for Briarcliff Lodge, New York. - Former of Austria ° and untess Teleki entlrulm a large mpuw at tea yesterday afternoon lZIZFShut—— , Ilr and llrl. Henry - Whln arg’ ln The Silk Stockings That Wear They are beautiful, with the beauty born of pure silk superbly fashioned and dyed with fast colors. 7 They are beautiful, with the beatty born of silk that gives longest service and they are most carefully knitted. T he\' are mexpensne The\' give long serv ice for the patented gold stripe prevents ruinous garter runs. And just now we are _Completely Ready for All Fall Needs Plenty of white and the wanted staple colors in all sizes, regular and outsize. Colors matched to order if we have not the exact shade you desire. They are dyed to match your sample. No extra charge. GOLD STRIPE Prices | GOLD STRIPE Repair Style 100, mercerized top..$2 (no tax) Service Style 30 outsize.......... $2 (no tax) If you, by chance, tear or get a Style 150, silk tops, CO"D;IJS urre) run in your “Gold Stripe” Stock- Style 2010, all silk -$350 (15¢ tax) ings, bring t]l_em in and have the Style 615, men’s half damage re-knitted for a moderate Hose B $1.50 (no tax) charge. “GOLD STRIPE” Silk Stockings Are Sold in Washmglon Exclasively by Jelleff’s Every Summer Dress Must Go! " Exactly ‘tha®? Every summer cotton dress, every summer silk dress priced without regard to cost at 15— $10—*15—20—*30 : Formerly Priced at $12.50 to $95 ALL those charming organdies, ginghams and voiles, those linens and other cotton frocks that will be worn for yet many weeks. Silks that will do service far into the autumn. © Afternoon, street and - dinner frocks in ‘wonderful variety. Mere fractions of ,original prices, at $5, $10, $15, $20 and $30. .‘Real Lace Neckwear in a Sale at 1/2 Price “Vestees, collars and sets: of baby Irish, real filet and other ‘exquisite laces at $1.35 to $650. - - JeliefPs—Main Floor. Jellef’s—Second Floor. ' 1216 F St. N.W. s -