Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1921, Page 55

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. ¢, DECEMBER 11, 1921—PART 2. 1y Next Yefér‘GBeHUBFURNlTURECO*_H Tk - Gift Furniture and Toys Account and PAY NEXT YEAR! There remain only twelve more days before Christmas in which one may shop for friend or family, so it behooves one and all to swing into line and complete the list this week if they can. The Hub offers everything for the home of guaranteed quality and service. IN TODAY’S POST Open Every D From 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 266-piece * ers” silver - ware set or a 42- piece decorated dinner set with every purchase of 8§ $100 or more— \ cash or charged. MRS. PHILIP H. PATCHIN, Formerly Miss Mary W. Mason of Washington, who, with her husband, Jas returned from California ua will wpend the winter at the Cordov: Board of Hospital Plans New Year Ball Arrangements are being completed for the New Year ball of the Women's Board of Columbia Hospital with ex- pectations of making the event one of the most fashionable and attrac- tive of the season. It will be held in the New Willard ballroom January 3. The ballroom will be decorated with floral pieces and bunting in gay col- ors. Special ornamental designs al- ready are being arranged for the boxes, and a novelty program will prove one of the most interesting souvenirs of 1922. The patronesses include Mrs. Hard- ing and a number of ladies of the cabinet, while sixteen prominent men and women have already reserved boxes for the event. The ball committee is headed by Mrs. Jerome C. Hunsaker as chair- man, and Mrs. John L. Newbold as vice chairman, in charge of tickets. Mrs. Mathew De Laney is in charge of the boxes. Other members of the committee are Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Mrs. \ A, Hil, Mr“ Victor Kauffm: Re Icolm Mc Conlhc astmgand Worth thle l 9x12-Ft. and 8Vex10v%-Ft. $ 29 75 | AXMINSTER RUGS 4-Pc. Duofold Sutte With Kroehler Duofold , Solid oak frames, genuine Kroehler Duofold, Arm- -chair, Side Chair and Rocker, upholstered and covered $ 6 9 7 5 : N iMitation l€atREr ... czuecanermiomine o o ottin =+ < 2 o o cociormere & Bay Now—?ay Next Year : 30x60-Inch 27x54-Inch 9x12-Foot 9x12-Foot 9x12-Foot | i Myere e Contlnuous P ost Rcveui’l:‘;e ;;0“1:; Heavy Gmde Tapedry Brussels Wool Velvet o -;’-..nm and Smyrna Rugs, Axminster Rugs I_.' ber Rugs Rugl Enamel Bed Outfit $ 1 8.75 A real underselling value in bed outfits—sold on easy credit terms, too. Consists of a Continuous -post White En- amel Bed, a Reversible Mattress and a sanitary Woven-wire Spring. Buy Now—Pm' cht Yea' T hree-Plece Overstuffed Ta apestry Covered Smte With Spring Cushion Seats ng with full Toon, with Cotumb portals below and a “stop” m}t;nrnmllnn of the bird be ox: $3.98 $1895 323 75 Give a “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rug and Solve the Gift Question Choose From a Vast Stock of These Handsome PER- - FECT RUGS—and Pay for Your Selections Later 7Y2x9-Ft. ' Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, Perfect, $10.45 9x10Y2-Ft. . Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, Perfect, $14.35 9x12-Ft. Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, Perlect, $16.45 This 1 18 Ins.x9-Ft. Red Seal Runner, siight Imperfections, 79c g~ okl * 3x9-Ft. " Red Seal Rugs, slight Imperfections, 1.98 B o 4'/2x9-Ft. Red Seal Rugs, slight Imperfections, ' 2.98 match. An_idedl | . 6x9-Ft. . Red Seal Rugs, siight Imperfections, 6.75 gift for the lname i me-Plece Walnat or Mahogany Dining Room Suite ey Now—pey Lt n*149.75 M A lovely suite, con- ; sisting of a Buffet ‘ with mirror, Exten- svion Table, China 1 Cabinet and six genu- Hline Leather-seat Chairs to match. 3 Vacuum Sweeper saiserins — s || Davenport $ Q0 w55 Bed 29 Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Mary Stewart, s. Victor Kauff: rs. Wilson of Hollin Hall, Mrs. Roberi Mackenzie, Mrs. l-rnest Green and Judge Martin A. Kn Mrs. Maud Wood Park Hoste!l at L“nc}leon Mrs. Maud Wood Park, president of the National League of Women Voters, was hostess at a smartly appointed luncheon at Rauscher's Wednesday. Mrs. Park’s guests were Mrs. N. E. Kendall, wife_of the Governor of Towa: Mrs, George Maynard Minor. general of the D. A. R.; M S-ino Eilington/of \Conhes Iregional director of the League of Women Voters; Van Winkle. metropolitan’ _pol partment; Mrs. Deborah Kmox Li ingstone of Providence, B-‘1 EEZOE 2 :.'_ %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%@%%%@%%% This luxurious lative secretary, D. A. D.A. mm Give Colonial Ball The second annual colonial ball, in celebration of £t. Distafl’s day, will be given by Constitution Chapteg,- D, A. R., Mrs. Rob Roy McKahan, regent, at the Washington Club on Ffiday even- ing, January 6. _The ball will be under the flrec Speczal in Lace Curtains Perkinz, Mrs. Frank T. Shull, “Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs. £, Richard Gasch. Alrs. John l-runkun Little, Mr A Poole, Miss Grace Laym: ss Grace Toper and Mics Hasel W, Verls Philiine. he proceeds will be used for Amer- tains as low as, pair, icanization work and charitigs in Washington. Astiat o Cantote To Be House Guest Miss Sidney Thompson of . New York, a ¢harming raconteuse, ‘'who will appear as “the angel” in Heratio '}arkerh cantata, “The Dream or St. Margaret's Church ember 18, will arrive in Washin, on the latter part of this week, and ing her stay here will be the housa guest of Mr, and Mrs. Le Roy Goff at ! their home, _on California ‘street, | A:h Receiver A 0 C olonial Oval- “Top Table Polish mahogany finish,. { with ‘double-column plat- hm:d bcr This will make A great convenience when youw have gnex- [ o0 4 &iltite wileror pected visitors dropping in upon you from time Efly crcdlt ‘ 75 N to time. Oak frame, upholstered and covered | Terms, of I 9_'__ -4, in imitation leather. eeurse. .. ... —— Buy Now—Pay the Convcment Way : * Ladies’ Desk * Solid Oak Drop-lid Ladies’ h, with pigeonhole in- .Strongly made and Importer - Exceptional Values inf Coats and small pieces} of guaranteed qualitv i 1336 F St. NW. interior formu. I coats, hats, shoes, etc.— | ‘a cupboard | 1110F Street NW. | 'i Adjoining Columbia Theater E \Pri‘cilla P : an?vunc o Sewmg Cabmet o