Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, D. C. COLONY IN SOUTH. Washington Residents Booked for Winter in “Sunshiae City,” Florida Special Correspondence of The Star: ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., December 17.—Washington's colony of winter visitors who will spend the season in the “Sunshine city” was further in- creased during the week through the arrival of eleven more tourists, while reservations have been requested through the chamber of commerce information bureau for twenty-one other Washington residents due be- fore January 15. DECEMBER 20, 1921. ence N. Watson, Mr. Earl D. Sinclair and Mr. A. Vitan. A musical cf unusual interest will be given at the College Women's Club, 1822 I street northwest, Wed- nesday evening, at 8:15 o'clock. Miss Mary Elizabeth Kelly will present an 9" holidays, planning to join their fel- low writers of the capital for a social hour. Among the out-of-town iaem- bers will be Miss Maibelle Heikes Hoot o' the Owl, at the Leagus of Justice. who is spending the winter American Pen Women, 1722 H street | in_New York. northwest, tomorrow will be of un- (= — unusual program of modern composi- | ygual interest, many members from tion. A feature of the evening will ! ;¢ of town, in Washington for the be the rendition of & musical setting |t to ~Longfellow's dramatic _poem, The Best in Modern Fiction, “Robert of Sicily.” Great cards may be had for both men and women to Essays, Travel and Blography, and Children's Books. this evening entertainment. WAYFARER'S BOOK SHOP Admiral and Mrs. H. P. Jones are 1623 H Street Paris, planist, and Lieut. Col. Charles L. Frailey, violinist, accompanied by Miss Brickenstein. An interesting program was rendered. The Juncheon to be held in the EDMONSTON'S Home of the Originai FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children. Christmas Dinner, $2 THAT air of festivity that is Christmas gives glamour and the orchestra adds melody—enjoy a theroughly Happy Holiday Meal here. NEW YEAR'S SUPPER and Vuadeville, $3 Per Cover —the home now while the winter is “open.” Consult Ferguson about it. Interior and exterior v FERGUSON e R. K. llllp.tl St. N.W. Ph. N. 231-232. 'AINTING BY EXPERTS 'DONT BE A VICTIM OF FOOT TROUBLES staying at the Hotel Lafayette for a few days. At the musical given on Sunday | I | | the Foot Form Instep | Brace boot. Distressing Foot aches “ Make reservations now! are caused by “run over A shoe for i exery foot. “"“’:" i .“":"’; FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL A fit for Mo A Fourteenth at K Street | any foot. ankles and fallen arches. FDERT. e e iairaits They rack the nerves and affect the spinal cord. ‘They can be remedied by proper footwear. Thereisa cor- rection in the Instep Brace OPEN EVENINGS Foot F°':::i::: ' THE (NSTRUMENT OF GUALITY — an | last, exclusively 0 n n f ours. CLEAR AS A BELL ‘We illustrate it below and note the points where When u buy a Sonora Popular its merits are particularly e y Baby Grand Model you'll find that it is all you valuable. A stcel arch is built into the shoe, which supports the foot as nature hoped a phonograph could be— intends. There’s a long heel and the ankle fits and more! like a stocking. The toe is shapely and allews the proper spread to assure comfort. If you turn over your heels, consult us about Sonora is the instrument which you are proud to possess. Trained assistantsto [y advise and fit you. S“/ EDMONSTON & CO. Convenient Terms 1359 B St et Arthur Jordan Piano Co. G Street at Thirteenth Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles Andrew Betz, Manager ' HOMER L. KITT, Sec.-Treas. N : : |j;| mother of the bridegroom, assisted a 1216 F St.N. Where Women Buy Gifts for Women! Men, you might take the hint—women know how much other women appreciate Centermeri Quality in French Kid Gloves Gold Stripe Satisfaction in Silk Stockings “Vanity Fair”’ Sizes in Silk Underwear Sorosis Beauty in Evening Slippers Handbags With the “Hidden-Away” Pocket Delicate Hand Embroideries on Handkerchiefs of Pure Linen They KNOW that the high quality standards of this shop make gifts from here worth while. They have found that buying here assures both quality and VALUE! . Isn’t this the kind of shop where you wish to finish your Christ- mas shopping? Beginning Tomorrow—A Sale of Velvet Evening Wraps in both women’s and misses’ departments $58-50 and $79.50 Regularly $72.50 to $110 An Exquisite Gift! —sapphire, jade, American beauty, rose, French blue and black chiffon velvet, richly lined and with collars and cuffs of moufflon, fox or ermine. Wrap styles, wraps with cape sleeves and cape models—beautiful in every detail. . Misses’ Dance Frocks Captivating, in bright shades of taffeta, $25 —or in georgette crepe or velvet. Special at $39.50. Things You May Not Have Thought of ! A Vanity Box for a young girll—with 4 or 5 fittings, $6.95 or $10.00. A Handbag with the “hid- den-away” pocket—$10 to 20. An Umbrella—they are mighty pretty, with fancy handles, $7.50 to $15.00. A piece of hand-embroid- ered neckwear—irom Paris, to Teachers! ‘We've just learned through one of our teacher friends that we've given offense to school teachers through a S AR NANGRANAIASARASD $3.50 to $15.00. Centemeri 20-button-length white evening gloves—in the special Christmas sale at $6.50 pair. A box of half dozen hand- kerchiefs at 50c or 75c each— hand-embroidered initials. A Radium Silk Petticoat at $5.00—gorgeous colors. Just received 100 new ones. Women’s Evening Gowns This week a special sale. Regularly $62.50 to $195.00. In two groups, $39.75 and $95.00. Women’s Lace Frocks sentence in a conversational advertisement appearing last week in The Star. We are awfully sorry and we hope that we shall be forgiven, be- cause no offense was meant. The whole end and aim of our existence as a shop is to ||at 443 4th avenue. | | ment and offcial 1ife and others were |{ Columbia road. || before a bower of Christmas greens ‘Willlam R. Dunn and Francis Lew- is Dunn of 1620 Riggs ‘)lace have taken an apartment for the winter season at 712 Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Macomber of 2107 H street northwest have leased an apartment at 219 3d avenue. Mrs. Mary A. Page Hufty of Wash- ington and Berryville; Va., are at 243 1st avenue. Dr. Belle C. Riggle is at 247 1ist avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. F: daughter, Miss L. Stearns, of 1843 Monroe street northwest, are at 321 3d_avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Whitaker of 3240 Hiatt place are spending their | seventh winter here and are located | | Stearns and Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) presented to the distinguished visi- s Harlean James, president of istrict League of Women Vote at the refreshment sisted by Miss Morgan, Mrs. Mrs. Shipman, Mrs. Packard and Roberts. The marriage of Miss Irene Agnes Dwyer, sister of Mrs. Henry Florence {{ Mess of this city, to Mr. Robert Wil- 8son James. son of the late Repre- sentative Rorer A. James of Dan- ville, Va., took place thls afternoon o'clock at the home of Dr. y F. Mess and Mrs. Mess, 2006 The ceremony was performed and roses by Mgr. Mackin of St Paul's Church. The bride’s gown was of white crepe with a court train of lace.! || Her vell of tulle was arranged with | |2 lace cap fastened with orange blossoms. Her shower bouquet was of white lilies and roses. Miss Helen Dwyer, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. and wore a rose taffeta frock trimmed with cream lace, and carriéd a shower bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary E. Burke, wore American beauty canton crepe and cream lace with a corsage bouquet of roses and violete. Mr. Gregory Hughes of Washington was the bridegroom’s attendant. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony. sister of the bride, and Mrs. James. Mrs, Mess, | evening at the Arts Club the per- formers were Miss Yvonne Daloz of S~ ¢ C 608 TO 614 11th ST. N.W. —The House of Courtesy———— i In_receiving the guests. Mr. and Mrs. James left to spend Christmas with the bride's father, Mr. David Dwyer, in Piqua, Ohio, after which they will leave for a wedding trip to Bermuda. Upon their return they will be at home in Danville, Va. Mrs. James’ travelling gow: as of brown, velvet with hat to match. Among those present were Mrs. Rorer A. James, sr., groom; Dr. Bruce James and daughter, Miss Catherine James: Mr. and Mrs. Rorer A. James and Mr. Bruce James of Danville, Va. 8 Dr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Donald en- tertained a company of young folks at a dinner last evening a‘ their resi- dence, on Rhode Island avenue north- west. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Elliott, Mrs. Josephine Edwards and her daughter, Miss Fiorence Edwards: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Hamilton, Miss Edna E. Converse, Miss Anna Castle and Miss Louise E. Castle, Miss Evelyn F. Southworth, Mr. Henry A. Reming- ton. Mr_ Howard K. Svan. Mr. Cla. This 18 not the time generally to remodel FURS at reduced prices, but in order to let you bave the use of them this winter I am re- ducing prices for work now. Florida The Gift Value You’ve Been Waiting For! GENUINE “STEWART” Phonographs Special $15 FREE 2 Records and 100 Needles with every “Stewart” Phonograph. This machine is fully guaranteed. It will play all standard records. Forced to Vacate Our 905 F Street Store E ing has been reduced. in all three stores to make room for the surplus stock—BUY NOW AND SAVE. PORT MAR Three Stores fo Serve You Bether 1303 F 8t.,N.W. 905 F St.,,NW. 1410 NY.Ave.N.W. Silk Underwear Petticoats—Blouses—Sweaters Gifts that are decidedly acceptable—because they are both useful and effective. most exceptional prices. You’'ll find these exceptional values—at Best Makes of Silk Undergarmenfs 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 and Bloom- ers— Vests, $4.50 Bloomers, $5.50 Cream Net Camisoles—trimmed with real filet and val lace; suit- able also for Vest Fronts. . $3.95 and $4.50 Also Glove Silk Vests—with self-straps; cut amply full; in Flesh'only—and § l 95 all sizes. . Bloomers, to match, $2_45 in all sizes...cceeaeee New models, in fine quality Ra- ciium, Truhu and Crepe de Chine Chemise—tailored or hand-em- broidered; or trimmed with Filet and Val lace; White, Flesh, Apricot and Or-§ 5,00 chid seveeocccceccncans Gowns and Chemise—Crepe de Chine Gowns and Chemise and Radium Silk Chemise; trimmed with lace, or plain finish. White, Flesh, Orchid, Peach and $ 3.95 Light Blue. Amply cut &% AllSilk Jersey Petticoats All-silk Jersey Petti- coats, with Fancy Silk Eait ed ruffles—and All-silk Jersey—plain Double Jersey—and Truhu Silk—effectively —n ser’s best, with P 5 . and fancy combinations P my Sl iy tailored ,C ;.n:lbrmdered —in all the $2.95 All shades, including Scallop. Choice Suit shades.. White and of Suit $5.00 Flesh. Re- shades.......... duced to.... Sweaters Tuxedo Wool Sweaters—plain or with brush wool collars; made with pockets. Black, Navy and all colors. 53.95 to 510.00 Slip-on Wool Sweaters—with V and round neck; some with brush wool collars. 52.95 to 56.95 Pure Silk Scarfs—solid colors and' Roman stripe bor- 31000 ders; heavily fringed... A Gift Opportunity $. 8.95 Blouses Spanish Lace Overblouses—in very exclusive effects. Black, Navy, Mohawk and 812.75 Brown ....ccenvannn.. B Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Satin and Lace Combinations— beaded, braided, hand-embroid- ered. In White, Flesh and $5.00 all'the season’s suit shades Tailored Dimity Waists—open front and back, with Tuxedo, Buster Brown, Bab and Four- leaf Clover collars. 32.95 and $3.9S Chgibe of all our High-Grade Furs— R ABA RSN SASA NI IARA A AN A5 SBIAIAN $25, $39.50, $49.50 make friends. We've always | Coats—Wraps—Sets—Pieces Philippine Hand-embroid- W e SRSl Sl el el ol el Sl ol gl Sl Sl ARl S Sl S A sl el gl SRl GRS Sl SR S A S Al Sl LAl s el gl LAl Sl Al 23 tried to be nice to teachers, as to everyone else, and we are going to continue to be All lace or combined with Canton Crepe, Satin or Chiffon—white, black, rust and brown. Coats With Fur Collars ered Underwear—gowns and chemise, $2.95 to $4.95. A light, delicate, warm flannel boudoir robe, hand- embroidered, at $12.50. A Handmade Blouse, with real filet lace, $3.95 to $15.00. And our gift shopper can suggest a great many more! $55, $75, $98 Regularly $69.50- to $185—remarkable values for Christmas buyers. as nice to them as we know how. 5 FRANK R. JELLEFF, Inc. will break a Cold, Fever and Grippe quicker than anything wew, preventing pum Guaranteed qualities 25% off!