Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 9

KA-LU-A BLUE DANUBE BLUES Fox Trot Hits from “GOOD NIORNING, DEARIE”—Big Broadvu.y Show Dublé-Hit ‘Dance Record Vocalion Record No. 14261 (13 -LU- ?” and 1 “BLUE DANUBE BLUES™| Absolutely biggest hit of season on any record Vocalion Record No. 14261 85¢ Fox Trot McHugh & Lawson- 1222 G Street N.W. - TRAVERS 314 7TH ST. N.W. We Are Forced to Take a $150,000 Loss on High-Grade Travers Shoes MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY FOR il OUR OWN STORES Lot 4— Women’s High Top Hoots, Cloth Tops, with Walking Heels, n k and Brown. PLENTY OF SIZES Former Prices, $9 to $13 ALSO SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ON 219-1221 G Street N.W Store Hours: 8:30 to 6. - The Store of Practical Gifts Dainty Boudoir Caps Beautifully made ot Silk, and trimmed with net #/a5 | laces; all the leading pas- tel shades. Priced at— y 69c, $1.25, $1.69 Women’s Gift Handkerchiefs All excellent values, a few numbers are mentioned: " Box of 4, nicely embroldered in colors Box of 3, made in Ireland; art embroidery. ,Box of 3, imitation Mageira embroidery... Many more styles too numerous to mention. tions while our stocks are new and complete. Flannel Middies Make ideal and practical gifts. Excel- lent quality, all wool, in Red, Navy and Green. Very U. S. Geographical : Lotto Educational and exciting. Regu- lar $1.00 value. Spetial— Men’s Knitted Ties 3 In many plain colors: 98c and $1.25 Good Quality Foulard TIES e Many handsome. designs to seloet‘ from 98c and $1.25 Men’s Handkerchiefs Pure linen, large size. One in a Gift Box, $1.25 8 Extra Fine-Quality in Gift Box, $1.95 ° At the Notion Counter Christmas Seals, Boxes, Tags,' Twine, Tissue Paper and Fancy Wrappings. Get Home of the Celebrated Hallet & Davis Pianos [ ! l|at dinner last evening, when her gi{ | their daughter, Miss Johnson, to their {embassy ; Commander du Puy duy Femps, || ment conference, and Capt. i} | bard, assistant military attache at the Selvin’s Dance Orch. || Yerkes S. S. Flotilla Orch. || tinguished company in their home on || Massachusetts avenue. | SALE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Society (Continued from Eighth ) S. Reinsch, former American minister | Stratham and Norman Outcault. ‘The to China, chairman; Mrs. Eleanor |dance, which will be informal, will be Franklin Egan, Maj. Gen, Wendell C.|held Tuesday, December 13, at Naville, Mr. Charles Denby, Mr. Vic- | Dyer's, 1617 R street northwest. tor Murdock, Mrs. Hamilton Wright|will mark and Mr. Richard C. Patterson, jr., sec- | silon Delta into the fraternity ranks retary. of the dinner committee. of the capital. The Congre: f Mothers and Par- ent-Teachers’ t the Harrington Hotel, for the t of the Furopean relief, ex- quisite hand-made laces and articles, | made by the European people. | Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenres bave been fssued to the following: Jease m and Ma gl!bllfll’ C. Btone and incenso anuele Robinson and Beatrice Fields. iddle, IP.. of Baltimore, Md., Foote dlnl.oluclls. Petrie. Tala B, Reyooids, Richmond, Va., and Va. . Jacol Eiizabeth Noons. M. Walton Hendry and Mary E. England. Theodore R. Hopking of this city and Mary K._Wilson of Altoona, Pa. gl B Browne of this city asd Marle . Scott of Richmond, V. a Allce E. Wright. ‘Arthur W. Worrell Richard Stoddard and Alice Johnson, beth of_Rockrille, Harold B. Bland and Irma L. Rowe, both of Peteraburg, ( John W.'Tate'and Mary E. Lancaster. Benjamin F. Moss of this city and Geseva V., Fisher of Savannah, Gu. 4 Truman Carter and Catherine Lgles. a McNel and Dorothy B. Wolff. ey and Verde Mae Jeffersan. John B. Madore of t| city ‘and Elisabeth | 3. Adams of Boston, Ma Charles W. Schne'der and Mary T. Manion, both'of Baltimore, Md. Thomas D. Greer of New York city and Sybilla D. Grossart of this city. Fred Gerlich and Alice Ril Lowell D. Commander Odenhal, Lieut. -Anselme, Col. Roure, Capt. Roper, Capt. Civalleri, naval attache of the Italian embassy; Col. Moizo, Commander Ruspoli and Lieut. Rogadeo, hede Maj. L. Dubreaull, acting military attaclre at the French embas: en- tertained at dinner last eyen ret Lee. "Porothy M. Jamison. — Mr..and Mrs. Thomas Tumulty of and “Filomens DI New Jersey are guests at the Pow- g at hatan. Rauscher’s, having as guests Gen, and Mrs. Brewster, Col. and Mrs. Sherman Miles, Col. Roure and Capt. Koeltz of the French delegation at the dissrma- . Lom- Among the boxholders for the Washington opera ball, which is be- ing given at the New Willard Hotel Thursday evening, December 15, are Mrs. Charles F. Cramer, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Willlam Eric Fowler, Mts. Bor- den Harriman, Mrs. George D.- Hope, Mrs, Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Francois . Moram, Mrs. Scott- Thropp, Mrs. harl oughton Wood, Mrs. Mark Reld Yates and Mrs. George Mesta. Independence Bell Chapter, D. A. R., will give its annual card party on Thursday evening, December 8, at 8 o'clock, at the Confederate Memorial Home on Vermont avenue. A large number of tables have already been engaged for the party. which prom- ises to be a great success. French embassy. Mme. Viviani, wife of the former premier of France, was the guest of honor at luncheon yesterday of the Misses Patten, who entertained a dis- Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh was hostess guests were asked to meet her house guest, Mrs. George W. Guthrie, widow of the former United States ambas- sador to Japan. Mrs. Walsh took her guests to the theater after the din- ner. George H. K ‘The national executive board of the ue of American Pen Women and the executive board of the City of Washington League held a joint luncheon in the club today, when about twenty-five of the writers of ‘Washington attended. 3 o The first annual dance of the Tau Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Campbell of|UPsilon Delta Fraternity has been ar- New York entertained a_company at|Tanged by MMax FHoyt, dinner last evening at the Shoreham 2 in honor of Mrs. Katherine Philips Edson, one of the members of the ad- visory council of the conference to limit’ armament. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Chace of Dr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson have Issued cards for a tea Thursday, De- cember 22, from § to 7 o'clock, at the'r home, 2108 16th street, to introduce s “Lavis & both of Baltimore, Md, & l;: ,finflwf, 'X\ffl'l;.r( olngllflllfl‘. Md., and " Wren of this city: chairman of | “faroid v. D. Menaugh and Leah A. Plask, | assisted by Harry \both of Philadelphia, Pa. 4 friends. Providence, R, 1, Miss Kathleen Law- ler of Stoneleigh Court and Mr. Mec- Cutchen of San Francisco. The Best Machines—the best terms and the best service—all are yours with membership in our Xmas Victrola Club The Victrola is the machine of no regrets—the finest that genius can construct—imitated—but not equaled. Remember, all talking ma- chines are NOT Victrolas—and be- cause they are not be sure YOU se- lect the VICTROLA. We Offer This Combination Victrola — Style 100 — a handsome Cabinet, with key and mounted on casters, any finish Mrs. Raymong T. Baker was hostess at luncheon yesterday at the Ambas- sador, in New York. The secretary of the Netherlands le- gation and Mme. Hubrecht entertained at luncheon yesterday in compliment to Mme. A. W. L. Tjarda van Starken- borgh Stachouwer, whose husband is with the Netherlands delegation. Mrs, Charles J. Bonaparte of Balti- more is in Washington for a fow days :!m{ ]1: stopping at the New Willard otel. 3 Mme. Marie Zendt of Chicago is the house guest of Mrs. Nettie K. Fleming at 2700 Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers re- turned to New York yesterday aboard the Olympic from Europe, where they have been for several months, and are ! ;t the Ritz-Cariton Hotel for sevel‘l.ll ays. Delegates From Orient To Be Guests of Honor, A committee of men and women prominently {dentified with the orient is arranging a dinner at the Racquet Club on the evening of December 14, in honor of the Chinese delegation to the conference, to which all persons who have ever visited China, or those directly interested in its affairs, are invited to subscribe. The committee of arrangements consists of Mr. Paul $150.00 6.80 i 1 8 10-inch Double-disc Victor (Today and Thursday) The FUR Sensation of Washington French Seal Coats $69-0 2 Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat—pieced $50.00 I J. FOX 1220 G St. N.W. One Flight Up—Next to Leon, Hairdresser —and divide the balance into Complete........ convenient monthly Pay $10 Cas amounts. Select now — while the variety is complete. Delivery made when you wish—now or later. Hugo Worch Established l l l 0 G 1879 Pianos for Rent PR AR The extensive collection of art pieces-in our Art Department, on the Second Floor, Will offer many distinctive and individual Gift Sug- gestions. ; ; . Clock Sets —of gothic design, gold deco- ration—clock and two candl sticks to match. - $45 Venetian Glass Art Objects cate desi; nd rich| Marble Ea; i tural E\eul-lou. u‘: gree:.n u;ba' and | colors, hkhl‘)"epoll'x.hedn: . ., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, ‘192L rs. The births have beea to This | the nem:muz'wm'u'- profi gl the debut of the Tau Up- | four hours: William H. ang Emme Buxton. boy. 3. L and Bertha d N ana suiia incer J. Houston and As William A. and Thomas P. sad Ruth Speake, girl. Roger W. and Anna G. Wheeler, girl. Danel Rice, 3 Oliver 8: and Goldie J. Brow, Grace E. and Bessle Young, girl. William 'A. and Elisabeth Jacksos, boy. Births Reported. —_— ‘The next* New Jersey legislature will have two woman members. K. Mollle L. Salll Gordon, girl. van, The Shop That Shows the New Styles First : Osteo-Tarsal Shoes for Women RN AR The Supreme Walking Shoe Laura William T. and Irene L. and Estello and of Style and Comfort J OXfOI'dS, The Store with the Christmas Spirit Hayes Dry Goods Store OPEN EVENINGS Until Xmas Lowest Price Store in the City 319 Pa. Ave. SE. Capitol Hill Tall Colognes Pekin Ducks, in porcelain, $10.50 zo $12.50 ea.| ! ""-s‘;a".""fi 3 Covered Powder Jars| . ROOKWOOD $6 70 $12 P;efld'nd& bc-nty“;; Compotes - |is reflected in cach design, $18 10 $29 pr. | e e acunted Wash Fruit Sets i $33.50 Mirrors tlleo; Hall lifl'flmll;'l. AI: RBIIII,I; sance, Adam an Chinese designs. Oblong, 16224 in. $250$40 Chinese Console Set | —of black weod with rich gold and blue decorations. Table, $65.50 Candlesticks $15 Pair Console Sets —of ‘table and mirror, in ‘| Adam, Louls, Renaissance and Chinese designs. Aquariums —with bronze . polychrome base and 16-inch bowl. $25 —with bronze floor stan . An extensive display of sole et "Book Ends and 5 Oval Shapes :tler pieces, and 18-inch bowl. % '$25t0$45 _ $2 0 $150 $67.50 $12.50 and $13.50 $10.00 and $11.50 Black and Brown Kid and Tan Russian Calf Specially Suitable for Business Women, School Teachers and Nurses Queen Quality Osteo-Tarsal Shoes, while re- taining the desirable style features of ordinary shoes, provide the foot with the corrective guid- ance that exercises and strengthens the arch and ankle. The flexible arch and hard and soft arch guide rubber heels govern each step and restore the poise and even distribution of weight that Nature demands, Experts will supervise each fitting of Osteo- ‘Tarsal Shoes, which assures you of the exact model thet you require, * Specially Indorsed by National Physical Educational Board, ¥. W, C. A. Also Tan Calf Osteo-Tarsal Shoes for Misses and Children. Sizes 8'% to 11, $6.00—Sizes 11%% to 2, $7.00 Queen Quality Boot Shop | Qntuinzttz &ift Shop 3 Katie Dunn Bldg., 517 11th N.W. N D D S O S S 10 ) N D NN NN D N s Two Kinds of a Shop Just now we are two kinds of a shop—a shep for gifts and a shop for apparel that one wishes for present needs. For the Gift Seeker are uncommonly nice things— gifts that women adore! For the Woman or Miss who wishes a Coat, Frock, or apparel of any sort for present needs, are most re- markable values! . So We Say to Depend Upon Us!—This is a depend- able shop. Women who know us best say so most em- phatically. 201 ED1EDIED ) Here Exclusively in Washington CENTEMERI—the perfect-fitting Kid Gloves GOLD STRIPE—the Silk Stockings that WEAR In these alone are two Fifth Avenue shops' transferred to Washington 54 Sport Hats for Sport Day at '8 $22.50 4 were ......5$16.00 lwas..... What woman isn’t interested in a hat, even if in the midst of her Christmas shopping? And these are mighty pretty! Felts, soft velvets and duvetyn combinations. A soft comfy hat like this is a joy—come early for yours. Hat shop—third floor. Anotbgr Opportunity in Fine Umbrellas for Christmas SeT (& The Sample Umbrellas of one of the leading umbrella makers of the United States. . 240 Umbrellas and No Two Alike! Don't you think you could find jm; the one you would like for giving from such an assortment? Al at 33Y% to 40% Reduction s And Every Umbrella Cuaranteed to Be in Perfect Condition! $5.50 $7.50 $950 $11-50 $12:50 Regularly $8.50, $10.50, $14.50, $16.50 to $20.00 . With 240 Umbrellas and no two exactly alike, you can understand how impos- sible it is to do justice in describing them. *But please upderstand that they are the samples from which’ scores of retailers ordered their Christmas stocks to seH at_the regular prices, and they are here for you at-from 33}4% to 40% less than those prices. Bakelite handles -in ‘wondrous colorings—new shapes and some hand carved, amber . haridles, sterling silver trimmed handles and leather handles with straps—large fer- rules and tips. Every detail perfect—and the silks, of course, of high quality. All the best shades—navy, green, purple, brown, gray, red and black. Of all the many . umbrella sales we've held; none was ever superior to this; and coming just before Christmas, this one should indeed set a.new record. : 3