Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 9

e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, SEPTEL—[BER 30, 1921. : 4 American Naturopathic Assoclation in New York city. Mrs. Ellen Spe: turned to the city, ; the Lenox for the winter. Her grand. daughter, Miss Eleanor Shields Mus- sey, nas returned from Chicag where she spent the summer wi ber pavents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mussey. Miss Mussey is prepai- | ing for Vassar College. i Unusual to Hold Sales at Thi,s"~ Time—Yes, but We Must Offset Rebuilding! YOU would hardly invite guests to your home while WE are in just that situation. Our living room is our you were engaged in remodeling the living room, entire store and we are in the midst of extensive Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) . spending three months on the coast of Maine. Mra Pembroke Jones has closed her house at Newport and is at the Plaza, in New York, for the autumn. Mrs. L. B. Whiting_and son of Nenah, Wis., are in Washington at the Powhatan. Marriage Licenses. Marriage liceuses have been fissued to the following: « the foundation were Mrs. Maud Wood | . Sperry, to Lieut. Woman’s Foundation Entertains at Lunch. The Woman's National Foundation entertained at luncheon today, and among those speaking of the work of Park and Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton. e Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Partington will sail on the Adriatic Wednesday to spend the winter in the south of France. Mr. and'Mrs. Oren H. Shafer of South Bend, Ind., announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Mildred Nevins_D. Young, Coast Artillery Corps, of Washington, at their home in South Bend Saturday. September 24. Lieut. and Mrs. Young will spend their honeymoon in Europe, returning to this country the latter part of November. Mrs. Cabot Stevens has returned to her volunteer Near East Relief work after a trin to California, where ske Visited her father at Santa Barbara. Teday she is entertaining volunteer sponsors for the Near East Relief work from the other denartmen College Women's Clu from 4:30 to 6 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mitchell of Bos- ton, Mass. are in Washington for a visit and are at the Powhatan. Navy. Miss Bauer returned to her apart- ment, at_the Victoria, Tuesday after a tour of the orient and the Philip- pine Islands. Mrs. Otis Williams of Boston is in ‘Washington for a few days and is staying at the Powhatan. Miss Roberts Guest Aboard the Sunbeam. Miss Virginia Roberts is in Chicago as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Grebe, the latter, formerly Miss Marguerite Luckett of Washington Mr. and Mrs. Grebe have entertained on board their boat, the Sunbeam, in | honor of Miss Roberts, and have given several entertainments for her. Dr. and Mrs. J. ing the annual iley are attend- onvention of the “Tricotine Canton Crepe Poiret Twill Coats Dresses Wool & Silk Tremendous ment in all m: $5.00 to § Suits $12.75 ‘We cater to st en. Skirtny Sweater: Made to sell at season’s styles. B3 leather vamps a Z ;ray suede. Tan 'nave hand-turn heels, making a soles and junior French heels; al Nut Brown Calf One-strap Pump strap effect in pearl gray kid; wel heel—very dressy. * | ber, 1916. HILLIPS Open_Saturduyv. 9 AM. to Dresses 5o $10.00 up Sale F; fida§5a2066v COAT SUITS Worth up to $150 Embroidered Tricotine Dresses Sizes up to 46, New Hand-Tailored Special prices on 1216 F St. N.W. Store Hours, 9:15 to 6, Including Saturday Great sacrifices in the Shoe Section to meet the severe handicap of Rebuilding in this busy department New Brogue Oxfords, $5.95 Which Heretofore Have Been $10 Tan Grain Brogue Oxfords, with the new round low heels and welt soles, ball strap and tip. Very desirable for fall wear. Excellent complement to your new woolen stockings. - New Pumps Only $7 They are wonderful values. Pumps with one and two strap effects, fash- ioned in all-brown suede, all-brown kid, brown suede and brown kid combination. Pumps in the two-strap effect, of dark brown suede with welt Dark Gray Suede Beaded Tongue Pump with the junior French l;mrfe Lindsey and Mary M. Perry. Willle Middleton and Louise M. Bundy. Charles H. Tenser nnd Lottie D. Hamilton, both of Richmond. | Lassley Carneal of Fredericksburg, Va., and Martha V. Boutchatd of Falmouth, Milton O. Hill of Chester, Pa., and Emma Hanning of this city. = - ! J. Reaney Kelly and rances King. B 3. Cartmel o Lankam, Md., aud Try rrison of Hyattsville. Harry Feelan and Isabeile Whiteman, bothy of_Philadelph Tony P. Jai ;‘nhtlfl' ‘1‘3"" Rainier and Ber- tha K. Parks this city. Ttatratios M. Stavrow aad Georgla B. Btav- ropoulos. Sullus Page of Lorne, and Annie O. Stevens of Brookneal, Preston A. McLendon, U. 8, N., and Mary E. Thompson of Dover, Fia. A. Mitchell and Pearl B. Patterson, both of Richmond. muel Carl Henderson and Katie K. McCarty. John Harris and Maria Washington. James_P. Sutherland and Freida Schmidt, both of New York city. James T. King and Louise Jordan. CHAPLAIN ON RETIRED LIST. Chaplain _Joseph S. Loughran been placed on the retired list of the | Army, with the rank captain, account of physical disabil incident to the servi apt. Loughran was torn In the of Columbia June 11, 1887, and was i chaplain | in'the Army from Ca in Septem- || Recently been under treatment at Walter Reed General Hos- | pital, this city. Laces and Lace Curtain Cleaning MME. VIBOUD, Inc. Established 1855. 727 11th St. N.W. BIRD’S & Opposite Kelth's FURS of [& S 2t . modes that are! Exclusive . atest fashion ca- Styhng. pri Prices are spect . 812 H St. N.W. Between Sth & 9th Sta. 9 P.M. typical of the very Rebuilding Furs a Specialty. || Dresses assort- aterials. 95.00 Up fout wom- Hats and $1250 a pair Every pair this Patent” nd gray suede backs and all- calf and sand suede backs. All soles and the New York dress | very dressy street shoe. | Iso_the same in all-gray suede. with hand-turn soles, or two- t soles and junior French hcels. Besides their innate resistance GOLD STRIPE Silk Stockings tected from garter-clasp runs by ented gold stripe. 3 ‘With mercerized garter hems. Regular or wide tOpS....ceceee ith all-silk garter hems you buy. 2 Black, white and fashionable col Silk_tops, silk feet—all silk. $2.00 quality at $225; 3 pairs for The Kind that Friend Tells Friend About “GOLD STRIPE” Silk Stockings That Wear Moderate in price, yet of 100% pure silk. nur‘ Very moderate prices for the satisfaction Don’t forget our Rebuilding Sale of AllSilk Stockings at $2.25 Black. Slight misweaves, but marvelous values, nevertheless. ] to wear, are pro- the pat- $2.00 $2.75 ors. Brown, cordovan, white and Jelleff's—Main Floor. Store Hours: 9:15 to 6:00, Including Saturday For MISSES Fashion at Rebuilding Prices! Misses’ $25 Tricotine Dresses, $15.75 Cleverly fashioned straightline models, braid trimmed; navy blue tricotine. Sizes 14, 10, 1. Misses’ Jersey Dress (&) $10.75 White leather collar and cuffs. Good quality jersey, in reindeer, brown, copen and sorrento. Sizes 14, 16, 18. f Misses’ New $25 to $35 Silk Dresses, $21.75 Really youthful in design—cleverly so, because they are dis- tinctly misses’ frocks, and are developed in Canton crepe, satin- faced Canton crepe and crepe de chine. Straightline, blouse, panel and tunic effects. Navy blue or black. Sizes 14, 16, 18. Misses’ $55 Suits, $29.50 . The popular Bannockburn tweed, tailored. oh. so strictly; with notched or convertible collars and belts or not, as you pleasc. Brown, tortoise shell and volnay red. 14, 16, 18. Misses’ New $92.50 to $135 Dress-Up Suits, $65 Handsome Fur-trimmed Suits of Moussyne and Duvet de Laine. Smartly collared and otherwise adorned with moleskin, beaver, nutrizg, squirrel and Australian opossum. These suits are in the fashiongble colors of Malay, tortoise shell and sorrento. Rebyilding Brings New Fashion Misses’ $35 to $45 Polo Coats One Pictured at $29.50 Raglan sleeves with the but- ton-over cuff, double-stitched seams, leather buttons. Tan or taupe. A new coat for dress and a polo coat also, when you can get such a smart one at $29.50. Sizes 14, 16, 18. JellefPs—Second Floor. Biggest Rebuilding sale price cuts naturally occur where the handicap is greatest, therefore a great sale of Tailored Silk Underwear Average '3 " Reduction Finest Silks—Beautifully Made—Remarkable Values $10 to $18 Silk Gowns, $8.95 Silk gowns, of beautiful quality, radium, moonglo and crepe de chine, tailored style, with hemstitched and tucked yokes—rosebud trimming. Sleeveless models. Flesh, white, orchid and light blue. $8.50 to $16.50 Silk Gowns, $6.85 Silk gowns, of excellent quality crepe de chine, trimmed with filet, venise and French val laces—geor- gette and lace fnedallions. Sleeve- less models. Flesh and white. $5.00 to $8.50 Silk Bloomers, $3.82 Silk Bloomers and Step-ins, of radium, moon-glo and crepe de chine—tailored models, with hemstitched ruffle. Flesh, white, orchid and light blue. ¢ $5.00 to $10.00 Silk Envelope Chemise, $3.85 Silk Envelope Chemise, of heavy quality crepe de chine, moon-glo and radium silk—tailored models, with hemstitched and tucked yokes. Flesh, white and orchid. $3.00 to_$6.00 Silk Camisoles, $1.85 - Silk Camisoles, of heavy quality crepe de chine and satin— lace’trimmed and tailored models, with tucked, hemstitched yokes. Ribbon straps» Flesh and white. - $5.00 and $6.00 Silk Petticoats, $3.95 300 All-jersey Silk Petticoats and Jersey top, with satin flounces—fancy pleated and ribhon trimmed. One model "with fine pleated flounce and two small ruffles on edge. Black, navy; purple, taupe, brown, whirlpool, henna, tan, French blue. 3 S $6.00 to $12.00 Silk Petticoats, $4.85 Silk Petticoats, of radium and moon-glo—tailored models— tucked and picot flounces—straightline modgl‘ Flesh, white,; orchid and light blue. Silk Breakfast Jackets, $5.00 Crepe de Chine Breakfast Coats—straightline model—trim- med with scalloped ruching. Maize, light blue, copenhagen, pink, rose and peach. This coat was sold last year for $6.95*now at $5.00. Rebuilding upsets the blouse section—result, a sale of i $10.00 to $12.50 Costume and Tailored 'Fall Overblouses, $6.85 Some of the. most. fetching. of the new season’s blouses in fine georgette, beaded or embroidered. Nayy. black, brown, bisque or gray. Also tailored blouses in satins and crepe de chines, surglice styles, high necks, pleated f{ont_s, navy, brown or san d all at $685 in Rebuilding Sale. 7 | for instance—that is, you would not unless you had a very good reason for doing so and were sure your guests would be pleased with your hospitality. Women’s Departments, deprived of badly needed space, present many startling values Women’s New $89.50 to $135 Fall Suits, $58.50 Tt's hard to set forth the sumptuous beauty of these splendid new suits. There are fifty of them. The majority were made to sell at $100 to $125. The fabrics include Kashimir “Radiant, Mous- syne and Evora. The fashicning is exquisite—longline fitted jackets, some belted, beautifully hand-embroidered and trimmed with the finest of furs, including mole. squirrel, nutria, wolf and opossum. Colors, too, are noteworthy—navy, black, sorrento, camel, burro, taupe, reindeer and brewn. Wcmen’s New $59.50 to $69.50 Tricotine Suits, $49.75 40 Smart Tailored Navy Tricofine Suits, designed especially for the woman who has her own lovely furs. These suits are. the finest examples of the tailor’s art—slim shoulders, tapering sleeves, slender, graceful lines. New long coat silhoucttes, notched collars, belted and unbelted models, self bands, fine tucks, smart pockets and braid trimming. Women’s New $65 Tweed Sports Suits, $29.75 Among them Donegal tweeds and English homespuns, the very long as well as hip-length jackets, semi-fitted as well as belted box styles. Colors are tan, gray, green, brown, volnay red, sorrento and burro. N Women’s New $45.00 to $65.00 Cloth Dresses, $25.00 Strictly Tailored and Elaborately-trimmed Cloth Dresses, in tricotine, twill cord and velour. Braid embroidery, wool fringe, openwork, satin ribbon and bright colored beading. For Large Women, New $50 to $65 Cloth Dresses, $34.75 Particularly selected to please large women. Fashioned of finest tricotine or twill cord, in long tunic, side panel and coat styles that give the slenderizing line. Navy, black or brown. Women’s New $55.00 to $69.50 Dinner Gowns, $49.50 A large collection of the newest Dinner and Afternoon Gowns in canton, crepe satin, Roshanara, crepe faille and meteor combined with laces and bright colored georgette facing—self color and vivid embroidery and beading, newest side and loose anels, hip waist line, Spanish drapery, bell and flowing sleeves. Navy, black or brown, some combined with purple fuchsia, volnay red, jade and sapphire. Styles for large women included. $85 Evening Gowns, $65 new beaded robes over satin, crystal, jet or sequin ite, black, sapphire and flame. Women’s New $26.50 to $30 Cloth Dresses, $15 More than a hundred fine Tricotine Dresses in navy, black or brown. Tailored and trimmed styles. Beading, hand em- Strikin, beading. V broidery, braid and button trimming. Fitted basque, coat and straightline models. All favored new fall styles. Women’s New $16.50 Velveteen Sleeveless Dresses, $10.50 The wanted shades of navy and brown, as well as black. Set off with braid trimming of white or self color. Panel and yoke styles. Another Rebuilding Sale Value That Will Delight You Women’s New $25 and $35 Mignonette Dresses 50 New Mignonette Dresses, including 8 smart styles, in navy, black and brown. Long tunic coat dress, belted overblouse, low waistline chemise, fitted bod- ice, beaded and embroidered. $18.50 Fall Skirts, $10 _ The newest cffects in Prunella and novelty worsteds ; plaids, stripes and block checks in daring or subdued colors. Box or side pleated. Not to be outdone, the leather goods section, though suffering only indirectly from |, rebuilding, offers Costume Bags at $2.95 And they’re the very newest, in fine velvets and duvetyn, metal or covered frames. All fitted with change purses and mir- . B , black, blue, gray and taupe. R . JellefPs—Main Floor. Rebm'lding prices obtain on Fine Neck Fixings, $1.39 Real Filet Lace Tuxedo Collars; full 20 inches; assorted de- signs. These are regularly § Organdy Guimpes with_ short sleeves, trimmed with picot edge, $1.39. Valenciennes Lace-trimmed Bromley Style Collars, Net Guimpes and a general assortment of new neckwear, regulara up tontg, including Vestee Three-piece Sets and shaped Net Collars with heavy Venise lace trimming. All at $1.39. JeHef’s—Main Floor. $19.50 and $25 | | rebuilding—but we have hundreds of good reasons for inviting you to call on us. If you appreciate values you’ll enjoy your visit. ‘ Saturday Ends Our September Sale of Women’s and Misses’ ‘Winter Coats Rebuilding exigencics carry us beyond original plans for the last day of our Great Coat Sale. It means shop- ping in a crowded department, but the dividends in savings are great and we think you won’t mind. Savings of 25% Are the Rule . Hundreds of the handsomest of the coming season’s Fur- trimmed or All-fabric Coats for women and misses are grouped at four special prices— $46, $58, $85, $115 In addition for Saturday, and ‘at even greatér savings, Women’s New $75 to $89.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats, $58 Of Normandy. Erminie or Pollyanna. Pleated panel wraps. Fitted bodice coat, with ripple skirts; also belted coat Collars of wolf, beaver, squirrel and nutria. Navy, black, brown, burro, sorrento or taupe. - Misses’ New $145 to $195 Fur-TrimmedCoats,$115 Of Marvella, Gerona, Pollyanna, Panne Velaine or Erminie, luxuriously trimmed with beaver, squirrel, nutria or Australian opossum. Only one of a style. Colors are navy, marigold, volnay red, sorrento. black or brown. Sizes 14 and 16. The same ad- vantageous conditions referring to deferred payment. which per- mits you to secure one of these coats on payment of a reasonable deposit. We will store it gratis until November first, when balance is payable. b JellefPs—Second Floor. Women’s New Wooltex Winter Coats, $25.00 New Winter Coats in heather mixtures, melton diagonal coating, sport spun and ripplette. Smart full-length coats, hali and full lined with new Ianel side and pdnel backs, raglan sleeves, shoulder yokes and large collars of self material. Brown, gray, navy and black. Rebuilding Sale Prices on F-U-R Choker Baum Marten ..$25.00 to $45.00 Fox .$1250 to $50.00 Stone Marten.....$15 to $45.00 Mole -$1950 to $25.00 Mink $10.00 to $25.00 Seal Jap Marten $14.50 to $2950 Skunk Squirrel ..........$895 to $45.00 Made in one and two skin effects. Jefleff’s—Second Floor. Rebuilding forces the most unusual sale of Fall Millinery We have ever held $12.50 to $22.50 New Autumn Hats at $10 and $15 Too crowded in our curtailed space to display our hats. We must sacrifice some and that sacrifice is your gain. Tailored Hats, $15; Sport Hats, $10 in all the latest autumn colorings—for Sat- urday—ONE DAY ONLY. In the tailored hats will be found models. that we regularly sell from §21 to 50. The sport hats, $12.50 to $15. To our regular customers we need not enlarge. To be found in the collegtion, Duvetyne with flowers, made of ribbon. 15 Embroidered Duvetyne, Velvet Hats embroidered, Suede Hats with kid facing, Panne Velvet with glycerin feathers. Lyons velvet wing trimmed, Velour with wool. As we have onl, one hat of a kind it would be impossible to enumerate them all, but they each have the distinction and style for which our little o JellefPs—Third_Floor. New Fall Gloves Make a Stir at Rebuilding Sale Prices $3 Lambskin Gloves, $1.65 two clasp; contrasting embroidery; glace French pique; “Centemeri” or suede finish; tan, brown, mode, white, black. make and wonderful value at $1.65. White Glace Long Gloves 8-Button, $4.00 12-Button, $4.85 Just the glove for present wear. They're the kind that give long service and come back from the cleaner’s looking like new. Bought to sell for more, but Rebuilding Sale dictates the price Brushed Wool Scarfs, $5 Some pocketed and belted; some long enough to give the cape-back effect. Stripes, plaids and contrasting borders, as well as solid colors. A splendid new assortment. JellefP's—Main Floor. In line with Rebutlding Sale values are these $10.50 Sun-and-Rain Umbrellas, $6.95 Fine taffeta silk, with tape borders. Navy. gray. black, taupe, purple, brown, green and red. Bakelite handles, all white and some with colored rings. Also leather or wood handles with straps. Stubb ferrules and fancy tips. Most fashionable and very unusual at $6.95. Jelleff's—Main Floor.