Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 9

. st ~S\ee 608 to 614 Popular Giveables Silk Under- garments An assortment especially se- lect—featuring our own brand, Kayser and other high-grade makes. Our Own Brand Heavy Glove Silk Vests and Bloomers—cut on generous lines; White, Flesh and Orchid. Vests—$2.35 and $3.75 Bloomers—$3.35 and $4.75 ‘The famous “Star” brands of Kayser Italian Silk. One-star Vests and Bloomers in Flesh, Orchid and White. Vests, $2.45 Bloomers, $3.45 Three-star Vests Bloomers— Vests, $4.50 Bloomers, $5.50 Also Glove Silk Vests—with self-straps; cut amply full; in Flesh 31.95 only—and all sizes. Bloomers, to match sz 45 in all sizes New models in fine quality Radxum, Truhu and Crepe de Chine Chemise—tailored or hand-embroidered ; or trimmed with Filet and Val lace; White, Flesh, Apricot ss,oo and Orchid Camisoles, made up in_rich Satin, Pussy Willow and Crepe de Chine—plain tailored or trimmed with Filet and Val laces; splendid sz 50 models .....o.ican.. and Gowns and Chemnse—CrePe ; de Chine Gowns and Chemise . and Radium. Silk Chemise;, trimmed with lace, or plain fin- ish. White, Flesh. Orchi d, Peach and Lxght Blue. 33,95 Amply cut . Handsome Blouses Spanish Lace Overblouses— in very exclusive effects. Black, Navy, Mohawk and slz 75 Brown ....eoueueen.. Beaded Overblouses, repro- duction of imported models— silver and steel beading. Black, Navy, Brown, ¥rench 310 95 Blue and Mohawk.. Crepe de Chine, beorge!te. Satin and Lace Combinations— beaded, braided, hand-embroid- ered. In White, Flesh and all the season’s suit 55,00 Tailored Dmnty Waists — open front and back, with Tux- edo, Buster Brown, Bobby and Four-leaf Clover collars. $2.95 and $395 et Petticoats All-silk Jersey —plain and fancy combinations—in 32 95 all the Suit shades..... Double Jersey—and Truhu Silk—effectively tailored; em- broidered scallop. 55,00 Choice of Suit shades. . All-silk Jersey Petticoats, with Fancy Silk plaited ruffles —and Kayser’s best, with em- " broidered bottom. All shades, ‘including White and 38 95 Flesh. Reduced to.... —n Sweaters Tuxedo Wool Sweaters— plain or with brush wool col- lars; made with pockets. Black, Navy and all colors. $395 o $10.90 Slip-on Wool Sweaters, with V and round neck; some with brush wool collars. $295 to $695 Pure Silk Scarfs—solid col- ‘ors and Roman stri borders; ‘heanFe 310-“ The House of Courtesy ™ owermmmemmen" For Saturday We Reduce many of the Finer Dresses Street---Afternoon Evening ‘22 This price, of course, doesn’t begin to com- prehend the actual values. . They are all original crea- tions—and include most effec- tive models — with exclusive embellishment. Velvet, Crepe Satin-faced Canton, Lace Combii Crepe-back Satin, Crepe de Chine, ~ ombination, High-grade Tricotine, Dainty Talle, Radium Taffeta. Another Aasp_rtment of Finer Coats Plain and Fur-Trimmed Each model included is a fa~ vorite of the season—Full Cut; Blouse-back; Belted—with tai- lored or Jenny sleeves—em- broidery, stitching, button and tassel trimming—and lined with excellent quality of silk. Velour de Laine Bolivia Normandy Mixtures Sport Cloths On Sale Saturday New Satin and Faille Hats value The actual ceeds the spe- cial price. —featuring especially the Jeweled efiecta 750 far ex« Slipper Satin, embroidered with Black Soutache Braid and bejeweled Faille—in the newest high shades—Canna, Jade, Pumpkin, Tile Blue, Henna—trimmed with flowers, embmdencs, etc. bilipshortt.. 4 =227 ELEVENTH ST, - : E % i d Mrs, Rivers will be e to lh. correspondents and '-h.lr families st the commandant's Iu rnard Boudren enter- tained at urd- -nl s “miscel.sneous lhovor' ‘Wedne unln in honor of Miss Kathryn rul. wi ol= nu- to Mr, Wil !:s takes nllu ufl! h nnur!. The National Council of Cathollo wouun -nmu!n-fl at tea yesterday afternd at the Bervice School 19th -unt. in honor of the ladies in | Washington for the arms confer- ence. The guests were received by Miss Sarah Lee, Miss Cavanaush, |Miss Ewing, Miss Regan and Mrs. Chu-lu Nelll, Miss Mary Patton und ‘W. B. Montgomery pruld lha tea table. Among the l'll“" were Mme. Jusserand, ly Borden, Lady Lee, Mrs. Edson, Mrs. Bird, Mme. Saburl and Princess Lubomirska. d Mrs J. Wilmer Bl“h of 1 vlll give a dance in Bal timore December 19 for Mrs. Biddle' debutante daughter, Miss Virgini Gordan, and Miss Doromy Hazal Mrs. 5. N. Moore and her daughter, Miss Dorothy Browning, vlu have been guests of Mra, W. F.’Dennis, nn returned to their homs in: New Phllldol Miss Margaret "Crosson, who visited in New York for a month, has re- turned to Washington, and will be one of the bridesmaids at the wed- ding of Miss Marion Drain to Mr. Clarence Hemphill of New York, on December 17. Miss Beatrice Beck was hostess at dinner last avenin, Grace Hendricks of New York, who is spending a few days with her, and will remain over the week end. The other guests were Mrs. Warren De- lano Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vandarbnt Jr.; Miss Loufse Littauer, Mldred Bromwell, Miss Lindsay | [} Iu- Margaret ledln C‘DL Tonn 7 “arker and hrarol Simms of the British embfilly l!l.fl Prince Eugene Lubomirski of the Polish lagntlon. Mr. Bradford man, nley Hawkes and Capt. Gunbler-Pury l-n Wellll‘ The Presbyterian Chapel at Kenil- worth, D. C., was the scene of a | charmingly arranged wedding yester- day at 13 o'clock noon, when friends and relatives assembled to sed, the marriage of Miss Dolly Petrie, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Willilam Petrie of | | cool wor- | L3 (L L A O AR L T AT AR AR R TR SR DR IR M You Can’t Very Well Make a d Mistake in Buying Gifts at Jelleff’s Women like the sort of things we have to selll I They like to indulge in the luxury of Gold Stripe Silk Stockings with silk tops, IR I SR IR IR IR IR B DR IR IR IR IR IR ORI X o =] ,Q( Centemeri French Kid Gloves by the half dozen pairs, Silk Underwear or Negligees of the finer grades, or other things such as are here in such great variety!—And they like to know that it came from Jelleff’s|— You'll do well not to put off making your selections—there never was a better time than now!— Mm&pmdSarfSeuthtmbe- yo-n: (and be:mnmcn 'l'hnml-'lawmfotfieeu!.mtfily at 50c, and Violets in larger bunches at $1.50. MmTMSflklhum-tSSfl and $850, downstairs; Blouses upstairs in honor of Miss | Suggests thoughtfulness Kenflworth, D, C., and Mr. John Fitz- | b gerald of Boston, Mass. The officiat- ing clergyman was Dr. McLeod Har- vey, and the bride was given in mar- riage by her father. Mrs. Blmer | Farr sang “At Dawning, I Love You" and ||| Mrs. Jane Lingebach, the bride’s si ter, played the wedding march. The bride was dressed in a simple but ef- uctivn gown of blue taffeta trimmed n taffeta roses. She wore a becom- wunm in her hair and carried de roses and valley lilies. Hcr only attendant was Miss lnrg.r Shaw as maid of honor. h. wore a dainty gown of blue crepe meteor with trimmings of lace, a garland of flowers in her hair, and carried pink sweet peas. Mr. Alex Petrie served as best man. The bridal party stood beneath an ivy-covered (i} arch surrounded with bloomin, anthemums, the little chape chrys- transformed into a veritable bower for the occasion. being | i Fielder—Probably the most popular glove ever made. In white, black and colors, with crochet embroidery in contrast; pique sewn. At $4.75 pair. Seville—The 8-button length, for afternoon wear; French kid; pique sewn. White, black, gray and brown, with crochet embroidery. es—The famous Centemeri quality, wl Evening Glov white sewing); 12, 16 and ‘The happy couple [}l | left for New York at 1 o'clock and |fhH will be at home in Kenilworth to {9 their friends about January 1, 1922, At the reception which the Twen- tieth Century Ciub is giving to the women of the arms conference to- morrow afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock | [igH at the Cosmos Club, Madison place, the following members of the club will pn-w- at the tea tables: Mrs. Frederick V. Coville, Mrs. Whllmlll il Crou, Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.; M G. B. Plarel Mrs. Thomas SId- w-ll Mrs. Lyman swnmncdt Mrs. Dlvld ‘White and Mrs. R. 8. Wood- Among other members of the i || man Mrs. | || c!ub who will assist are Mrs. Abbe, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, Joseph Edwin Falk, Mrs. Henry G. Ferguson, Mrs. Nathan C. Grover, Miss Hayes, Mrs. William H. Holmes, Mrs. Albert H. Horton, Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson, Mra. Leo Miner, Mrs. Leonard stosn er, Mrs. Benjamin E. Smith, unn- Stevens, Mrs. John vlll Schllck jr., and Mrs. Day- Miss Scanlan, New Zealand's press representative at the conference on the limitation of armament, was the ||| i l‘lflll of Mrs. Albert Rhett Walker at | || Arts Club dinner last evening. Guuu to meet Miss Scanlan included . and Mrs. James Campbell of b Shetland, Scotland. Miss Ruth Condon of Buffalo, N. Y., who has been visiting friends in this city for a lorml;‘ht. will return to her home Monda: SAAN Mrs. J. Riely Gordon of New Yark has returned from San Antonio, Tex., where she has spent a few weeks, and is at the Powhatan for some days. The Washington Wellesley Club is hlvln‘ a food sale tomorrow from 10 | isH 8, at the new City Club, 1316 G s!rQeL for the benefit of the colle endowment fund. The committee charge includes Mrs. Samuel Herrlek chairman: Miss syhll Baker, president of the club; Mrs. Arthur Boal, Mrs. Paul Brockett, Mrs. Jullan Dowell, Mrs, Oliver l!mm. Miss Delia Jack- son, Mrs. Rol Lewis, Mrs. J. J. O'Connor And !Iu Mabel Winslow. The Minnesota Soclety will tlvo a reception at the Women's City Club c( Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, national pre-ldmt of the Federation of Wom- ecomber 13, at § p.m., in_ honor | [ Mamage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to thy foll hl! ve o the Dr. Richard B. Mogre, chief chemist and mineral technologist of the bu-|[hdl Dr. Howard Kelly of ! [P | Baltimore and Miss Armatrong of the | reau of mines; bureau of standards were the speak- |ers last night at the meeting of the Chemical Society at the Cosmos Club. Dr. Moore discussed radium, Dr. Kelly | told of the therapeutic use of radium | i in the treatment of cancer, and Miss Armstrong spoke on the measurement of radfum. - At 50: i New. designs in Initials, hand.embroidered and corner designs distinguish th-u fine Llnun» Handkerchiefs at 50c. There are also fancy linens ally pretty mvolty eftects. Radium Silk, $7.50 dutm-kadeqdqny y Slippers, Slipper Buck- and Slippers for older) girls, and Costume in the selection. Centemeri provides Milady with the right gloves for every occasion—made in the inimitable. Centemerj manner, after setting new fashions with novelty styles. You'll find them in Washington exclu- sively and abundantly at this Shop! Floring—The 2-clasp overseam style, that we recommend for dress wear, in white, black and colors, with embroidered backs. Speelal fpo'r‘ Christmas selling. ir, | There is Beautifully Hand-embroidered two or ten or twenty, but all pretty and [ gifts that find their way to a woman’s | Giving Centemeri Gloves A pair of gloves takes on a new luster when the recipient discovers they are the famous Centemeri French Kid Gloves, known for generations as the finest of kid Van Dyk.—The novelty glove, with contrasting novelty wrist band; 2-clasp; white, black and brown, with embroidery mi!:hlfl‘ the wrist band. At $395 pair. Strap wrist At $5350 style in finest French kid. ne. black and gun metal tranchant (with 20 button lengths. $550 to $9.00 pair. sey, $395 Radium Silk, $7.50 “ This Sale of Stlk Petttcoats Suggests Christmas Giving Such beautiful styles—gorgeous or sedate colorings—and qualities that are unusually fine at each price! $5 Silk Petticoats $3.95 8o many attractive styles to choose frem—not often seen at this price! Jereey, taffeta, satin and tricoletts, mlvmy shirred and tucked, scalioped and hemstitched; flounced or straight-line medels—all In Giving $7.50 to $8.50 Petticoats [ | " 5500 Unusually fine quality - distin. uum ml group of satins, taf- fotas “and att s Jerseys; scallop. D 'lney plum nnd Elaborate soft taffeta, and extra heavy satines; have wide fancy pleated floun trimmed straight-line mod few extra sizes | $10 to $12.50 Petticoats $750 les of radium siik, Nanese silk jersey with ribbon and Stlk Stockings With Silk T ops Will last, if they are Gold Stripe; protected against ruinous “runs” from garter-clasp cuts by the patented woven stripe. That is why it is best to give Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Price with silk tops, $2.75 pr—tax, 8c ' Every day now we are selling more pairs than ever before. ‘We actually cannot get enough of them. We don’t want to cry “Wolf,” but to be sure of the size get them early—early in the day, if possible. Price with mercerized tops, $200 pair no tax. Anllincnn pair; tax, Sc. extra wide, quality, 3250 HANDKERCHIEFS FOR WOMEN Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, embroidered in white or colors. i mum"nwumh and especl At kerchiefs from “‘l‘n.&' MMWMI O' finult broldered sca :nnlnldflv lnlh' with corners. hand Also the new solid colored or hemstitched At loped e dges and cormers. with embrofidered At 75¢ e ..i?}. fi.bm" “‘hlfllh and Ya-inch to men or women—give Iucndkcnlnd’: of pure linen—hemstitched or with initial or corner embroidery, carefully selected. They are a gift that finds a real welcome! Men's Handkerchiefs of pure fnen, with neatly embroidered initials. 35c each. Men's Hllllflfli:md especially fine “'\.l\v of distinctive design. Men's nmnmm q finest linen, hand dra nd hemstitched, or h hand-embroidered Illlllll.. of pure finen, with