Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1921, Page 51

RECEIVED OF THE WELL-KNOWN SHONINGER PIANOS At the Special Price of 2395 Altogether we have ordered and received within the last few months five carloads of Shoninger Pianos, more than we have ever ordered before of this particular make in any one year. Cct_nindrm-hneualthefuhrynd the large order we placed enabled us to receive unusual price concessions, of which we are giving our customers the full benefit. The Shoninger has a World-Wide Reputation for Quality and Durability and is Sold Regularly for $525. Since 1850 the Shoninger has been on the market and we have handled and sold hundreds of these instruments in the past 18 years. AT $395.00 WE CAN HONESTLY SAY THAT THE SHONINGER PIANO IS THE BEST PIANO VALUE OFFERED IN THE WHOLE UNITED STATES. After our present stock of Shomingers is sold the price will have to go back We are already reserving piancs for Xmas or Thanksgiving delivery, and a small deposit will hold one for you. If it is not convenient to pay the $895 cash, we will sell the same on terms of $25 when instrument is. delivered and balance can be paid in 30 monthly payments. _ Our Best Selling Player - AEOLIAN PLAYER-PIANO Manufactured by the Aeolian Co. of New York speie $505 A Player-Piano with a world-wide reputation. Exquisite tone, responsive action, beautiful case- work—a Player-Piano that will add the crowning B touch to any home. The greatest of all treasures one coud bring into the . $595.00 Terms, $25 Down—Balance in 30 Monthly Payments Guaranteed both by ourselves and the Aeolian Company. A Vocalion for Thanksgiving A Very Special Offer DeMoll & Co. Announce Their Special Vocalion Club Any Phonograph May Be Purchased ' $1.00 Down Pay Balance in Monthly Payments. Begin 30 Days From Date of Purchase ~ ,Sale Now Going On This opportunity i ttractl it i uncxpecb;di for the mlgfi'b:'yl;‘ phnveh::ds f:rfli unus advantages to the individual purchaser. New-Vocalions in the Club Priced From $60 Ask to Hoar the New Style 430 Vocalion Phonograph at $135.00 . Special Values in Traded-In Instruments _Opes e §150 00 | LI $290.00 Mfi Our Best Selling Vocalion Records, All Double-Face, at 85c Each 14808 Bimini Bay (Fox Tret) Pve Got the Joys (Fex Tret) O o amy Times ez Toet) 34588 X Wender If You Still Cave for Mo Swanes River Noon 0 &347 Dupyper Dan L Little Fingers Trot) ’ 14319 Bring Back Blushing Rese (From “The Foilies.of 19387) Iguile sam ememm g 3 I..l."lli Merning, Noou amd Night o e 7 Tispy Canee 14348 Sweet 7 _THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, NOVEMBEI‘t 20, 1921—PART 2. ~ 4 | December 17 for the Christmas holi- f program of music will be given in MRS, WILLIAM BARRETT, A bride of a month, who before her was Miss Margaret A. Buehne. Dance December 16 To Be Given in Honor Of Miss Crawford Others of Season's List of Debutantes Special Guests at Social Functions—Teas and Dinners. Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper have issued invitations for a dance Friday evening, December 16, at 10 o'clock, at Rauscher’s, in honor of the latter’s niece, Miss Isabel Crawford, who will be presented to society by Mrs. Capper this season. Miss Dorothe Helberg, daughter of the late Maj. E. R. Heiberg, U. S. A, will be the first debutante of the season, and will be presented Wed- nesday at a tea dance at the Wash- ington Club, which her mother," Mrs. Elvin R. Helberg, will give in her honor. Mrs. Helberg had planned two smaller teas in their home in Edge- moor for Friday and Saturday of this week, but the plans were rearranged. Miss Alice Mann will be presented to society Thursday afternoon, being [} | the only Thanksgiving day bud of this season. Her parents, Mr. and [{ | Mrs. Tsaac T. Mann, will give a large that afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mann ea. il | and their ddughter will return this H | morning from Old Point Comfort, where they spent a few days, and Mrs. Mann and her daughter will be at home this afternoon. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant enter- tained a small company of young peo- ple at dinner Friday evening for her granddaughter, Princess Bertha Can- tacuzene, and later took her guests to the theater. Maj. and Mrs. Walter Cline will give a tea Friday afternoon, Decem- ber 16, in their apartment at the Kenesaw to present their daughter, Miss Florence Elizabeth Cline, to so- clety. Miss Cline will entertain de- butantes of this season at luncheon Thursday, December 8. Surgeon General and Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming will entertain at tea Wed- nesday afternoon, December 14, when they will present their daughter, Miss Diana Cumming, to society. ' Miss Cumming is in New York and will return to Washington the first of December. Miss Eleanor Davies arrived Wed- nesday from Vassar College to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Davies will entertain a small company informally at dinner Thanks- giving evening and the-following day will go to New York, accompanied by Miss Davies, to attend the Army and Navy game. Miss Davies wi With Gracefully Flowing Lines A New PASTERNAK Afternoon Frock of Henna Crepe, Fur Trimmed where it will be mast effective; Steel GirdYe; Stitching of Silk to match the dyess, M. Pasternak The Connecticut Avenus Shop. 1209 Conn. Ave. N.W. ~n o~ turn to her studies at Vassar early | day, December 6, from 4 to 7, in thelr | present thelr daughter, Miss Annette [ ter, D. A. R., is planning to give an next week and Mr. and Mrs. Davies| home at 1738 N street, when they | Ashford, to Washington soclety at|attractive dance :, m,,:;h.,.-.‘ Tues- will return to Washington. will “present their daughter, Miss|tea Baturday, December 3, at the 2 Miss Davies will join her parents | Blizabeth Zolnay, to soclety. A short| Woman's National Foundation. Miss 48y evening, Ashford will go to New York Friday | Charles Halg is to attend the Army and Navy foot| ter; Miss Erinciiia Slaughter. vic- ball game, and will remain through | regent, and Mrs. Bertrand Trenir. who was to|a portion of next week. chalrman of the dance committee. : assisted by Mre. Harry Gnuss, chair- Miss May Little D. A. R. Chapter Planning | ot the foor co . lella Bwing, Miss Virginia Price. To Give Dance Dec. 13| Miss Gladys Sinclair and Mre. Malett~ Bpengler, in -charge of the younz The Abigall Hartman Rice Chap-|ledies commitie. & 2! SOCIETY December 13. Mrs. egent of the chap- days and will be presented to soclet: tudi 1! Eereiaber 10t htnd & y | their studio during the afternoon. Helen Eustl Mrs. John Stephens will & dance nnrldl‘.;unln; DQ{:'. o 15, when she will present her d :7:;,“!.- Corinne Stephens, to ®o- Mr. and Mrs. George Jull; have issued lnvlll.!lo.r'll f:r A!:.Z;Ln:.{ Rhinecliff-on-the-Hudson tirough the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Ashford will A Double-’Feature Sale Will Be Offered Tomorrow In Coats Of Very Hig’h Grade. We’ve been planning this occasion for a long time—choosing criti- cally of various makes—selecting carefully of the best models availa- ble—and now we’re placing the rich fruits of our efforts_for your consid- eration in two superb groups— - The weaves are the recognized leaders in fashion’s favor—including . 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