Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 10

10 OPTIMISTS VISIT ANGLERS AND EAT CHICKEN DINNER Downpour of Rain Fails to Dampen Spirit of Club Members Along Potomac. iy p Stormy skies and a downpour of Tair had no effects on the spirits of members of the Optimist Club ves- terday, who made an official visita- tion at the Anglers' Club along the Potomac, to partake of a genuine Maryland chicken dinner, listen to talks, but no speeches, and have a general all-around good time. Dr. Wade Atkinson and Major Robb were the official pathfinders, al- though, when they got to the club. they found a party headed by Fred Quinter already on the scene, after a half day’s fishing. To the tune of beating raindrops and a howling up-river wind on the outside, more than two-score mem- bhers lost no time in going to work optimistically to put themselves on the outside of fried chicken, with thick broww gravy, eleven species of vegetables, homemade pie and other e viands. After the dinner Major H. Robb en- tertained one group of the club with a talk on “How I Do It.,” demonstrat- ing his fundamentals for success along various lines. Roland Perry conducted an opposition meeting in another committee room of the club with a lecture on “The Latest Speci- mens of Ossified Articles.” Lee L. Herrell also gave a talk on “Vests apd What They were Made For.” LIEUT. KILROY RESIRED. First Lieut. Raymond F. Kilroy, Coast Artillery Corps. at Walter Reed General Hospital. this city, has been placed on the retired list of the Army on account of disability incident to the service. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. northeast. Dancing, 8:30. Admission charged. Unity Society, 300 Homer building, will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Viva M. January will speak. Brightwood Citizen: Association will lx‘neex tomorrow, 8 p.m., Bright- wood School. Motion pictures will be showw at meeting of Business Women's Coun- cil tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., at Chureh of the Covenant Jei iy Dance under auspices of Catholie Women's Service Club tomorrow, 9 p.m., 601 E street. Dr. K. B. Moomaw will address the Stearns Bible class tomorrow, 11:45 am., at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church. . . —— LY Takoma Park Baptist ' Ladies’ Ald Society will have a food sale Satur- day, beginning 10 arh., at 8 Cedar street. The Writers’ League will meet to- morrow, 8 p.m., Public Library. Social Club of the Hebrew Ho for the Aged will meet Sunday, 4:30 pm, at the home. Election. Robert v of the First Baptist Clurch will give exposition of Sunday chool lesson tomarrow, at 4:45 p.m., . W. C. A, 1333 F street. A chicken luncheon will b~ given by the District of Columbia Federa- tion of Women's Clubs at the New Masonic Temple tomorrow at 10:30 to 2 o'clock. Prof. E. L. Goonasgkara of India |(fJ Will give & free lecture on ~The Wom- en of India” tomorrow at 4:45 p.m. in Grace Dodge Hotel. church. The young women of the Eusellan Class of the Temple Baptist Sunday hool, 10th and N streets north- v will present a play entitled “The Greatest Plague in Life" at the church hall tomorrow night, the pro- ceeds of which will be devoted to the Central Union Mission building fund. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. | Richard J. Harden Camp, No 2, The Sunday Evening Club will |F. S. W. will meet in Pythian present a rustic drama tomorrow at | Temple. Election of delegates and alternates for department encamp- ment. A meeting will be held in New Ma- sonic Temple at 8:15 o'clock, under SUspices of a volunteer committes of h citizens, in the Interest of “amnesty for political prisoners.” Music section of the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase will give a concert in Maryland School at 8 o'clock for pur- 8:15 pm. in Mt Pleasant Congrega- tional Church. The Lutheran Missionary Union will hold semi-annual session tomorrow at 4330 pm. at Episcopal Lutheran Church. Brotherhood of St. Andrew, junior assembly 1, hold annual meeting | chase of new piano for the school. tomorrow, 7:30 p.m, in St. Paul's ] Church, Rgek Creek. Representativ Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Lambskin Frederick Dallinger ‘will speak. Clergy and all men and boys invited. T Roxedale Athletic Club will Eive a surprise dance tomorrow at i gymnasium, 17th Club will meet at Pythian Temple at 8 o'clock, when club members will be guests at an entertainment and dance. eacher Association of the For feet zfllat toddle & romp Here ar¢ New Barefoot Sandals and Play Oxiords. Sturdy, nature-shaped kinds, made to weather the hard usage mapped out for them. Sizes up to 8.......$1.45 to $2.75 Sizes 875 to 2......$1.65 to $2.95 Sizes 215 t0 7...............$395 “Keds,” rubber sole play-shoes. Boys’ and girls’ brown, white and black oxfords, $125. Girls’ in- step strap pumps, $1.25, $1.45, $1.95. Boys’ high-cut brown and white, or all-brown, leather trimmed tennis bals, $1.95 to $3.50. Cor. 7th & K 414 9th Se. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. ‘233 Pa. Ave. S.E. VENTILATING PORCH SHADES Plan Porches Now ‘These sensible, ical shades are recommen by archi- tects, landscape architects and interior decorators, and by all who have a true sense of beauty. 4 AEROLUX SHADES are sub- stantially in i Sold in Washington by Lansburgh & Brother W. B. Moses & Sons Mayer & Co. Hub Furniture Company snd otber lesding department storés 484 furniture deal- ers in the U. 8. Slater-Langston School will meet at 8 o'clock at th"u Slater School. Emory B, Smith will speak. The Men's Club of St.Margaret's Churéh will hold Its closing meeting at 8 o'clock at parish house of the Takomsa Par] Mission, Socfet o'clock,’with Mrs Charles G. Royle, 207 Willow avenue. . Meads will speak, - Women's City~Club: “ 4 to 10 o'clock. FHE Rev. ptist Women's 2(.“ meet at 8 Mrs, Martha from Dancing at.10:30. ° T Michigan State Socl ‘Wilson Normal 8¢l “Some Impressions of a First Tim: Representative John C Ketcham. hearsal with full orchestra and solo- gt-“-t ¥o'clock, 1736 G street/ ¥. M. Dinner for woman executives in government service will be given at ety will meet at hool. Addre Unity Soclety, 300 Homer bullding: " 10th mlm;nn' lass and healing meeting at 7:30 o'clock: % Edith Wynne Matthison will' pre- sent an outdoor n‘ll;.““hl You It” at 3:46 in amphitheater of the ‘Woman's National Foundation. Pro- ceeds for Vassar endowment fund. Bill_Before Congress Adjourns” will TRy Ry the ague, olock, 908 T street. Speaker, Wi liam Monroe of Boston. Motor ‘trip under auspices of Keane Councll, K. of to thersburg, Md. Busses leave K. of C. Hall, 91 , at 7 o'clock. A X A \IAIN= a tra; lach Pleasure Club; library; sewing machines. ‘Thomson—Tonigh! emnants Start at 8:30 To 00l o'clock. East Washington—Tonight: Amer- icanisation class; community Veterans’ Soclety. Johnson-Powell—Tomorrow after- ;| hoon: French and violin lessons for dramatics; Michigan State Club. To- morrow afternoon: Girls’ Gymnasium Club; Girl Beoutp A. C.; Girls’ Dra- h “How to Secure Astion on the Dyer | Biatlc Club rehea children. Southeast—Tomlghi ing Club; Leviathan A. e e p e U I hip T auitotiom: at. 2218 | or's. band: ‘EAleh basket bail _team ‘ches: Bureau A. C; Wal- Legion: womans' lass League; singing. Lovejoy- 8) plain —and it looks like there are enough to last all through the day. When you've read over the prices youw’ll know we mean business in disposing of this surplus merchandise. Ones and twos clog the : stocks if allowed to accumulate, but-there’s small chance of their staying here with prices on them so emphatically reduced! . At 8:30—2d Floor—Tal;e Your Pick Women’s Garments - $5.00 $10.00 to $25.00 ‘Skirts and Suits 20—$10.00 Baronet Satin Skirts, straight-line styles; white, rose, orch ray, Copenhagen, navy and black. 30—$8.00 Sport Skirts, In tweeds, plalds, checks and homespuns; wrap aroun line fringe bottom and st raight- » Copenhagen, orchid, Jade 15—$10 and $12.50 Street Skirts, In English tweed, Prunella stripes and plaids, and velour chec! side plaited; brown and green and tan; gray, rose, orchid and buriay black and whit, brown, 4—$25.00 tan homespun Tweed Sport Suits; large 20—$30. and crepe de chin brown, henna and 10—$16.50 Sport Capes, In ripple 3—425. rento blue 10—326. with ang gray. 20—§25. fastening and beited burlap and hello. 1 10—$29. line dresses, ladybird, fallow and gray. styles; white, jade, orchid, rose, hello, Tricotines and twill cords. many good styles—200 suits in this sale. 43 Cubar heels and welt'h Sizes—AA, all sizes 4 lo‘;'. sole and Cuban Sizes—C, all 6%. 00 Cul Iuabl. and 7.50 White Canvas trl‘mmlntl; welt soles and Cuban heels. An ideal sport model, $4.9 4 Pk ot Patch pockets and narrow belts. $10.00 $16.50 to $35.00 Dresses, Coats, Suits and Skirts .00 Slik Dre styles; gray, brown an In Canton crepe, crepe knit ‘aded and hand.embroidered; English bidcked plaids; full d rose. .00 Top Coats, with plaited panel back; in Sor- velour; slik lined. Jackets. .00 Tweed Sults, t; cket; one- 75 and $32.50 3.p ce T box Jackets and ripp! ~ Navy Blue Suits $29.50—$39.50—$49.50 One of the biggest chances of the season. Your choice $8.00 Gray Buck Strap 4 Pumps $7.00 Dark Brown Strap Pumps $8.00 Dark Brown Calf Oxfords $6.00 White Canvas Strap Pumps .50 Woaltex Sport Jackets, In novelty tweeds, gora collar and cuffs; rose, blue, brown and 3—4$35.00 green and hello trelaine T belted box 'alne Tweed Suits, with button ; rose, fallow, rust, tan, ight. hello, 10—$18.50 and $19.50 Sport Skirts, movelty stripes; basket cloth, silk knit and plaln roshana -f.’n,.'.:::: Tine and ed styles gerine navy and red, black and wh 20—$18.50 Silk Skirts, In crepe bur-barr, gatin- eponge, and crepe kmit; stralghtiine ll!l'.ho'xl-::ll'::: tan and gold. of $7.50 White Canvas Oxford $8.00 White Buck Strap Pumps $8.00 Henna Suede Strap Pumps $8.00 Patent Leather Strap Pumps Tomorrow—In the Basement! A Great Purchase of Summer Shoes $7.00 White Canvas Oxfords NOT ALL SIZES IN ANY ONE STYLE! We picked these shoes off the floor of a big high-grade shoe factory up in Massachusetts and the reason for the low price lids in the statement above—“Not all sizes in any one style.” While these are all new shoes made for the season at hand, this manufacturer was willing to take a low price to clear out in one lump these 643 pairs of shoes. So you have the op- portunity of saving $1.00; $2.00 and $3.00 per pair on.your summer foot- wear, if you will take the trauble to hunt out.your size. Sale Friday and Saturday. The various groups are as follows: § . So as not to interfere with our regular business in Sorosis Shoes, this sale will be held in a temporary low-price salesroom at the foot of eleva- tors, basement. i i girs $8.00 Gray Buck 2-strap Pumps, 2 FE.. $4.95. to 8; A, B, all ‘sizes 3 to 8. airs $7.00 Dark and a—A, C, all sizes 3% to 7. 2 $8.00 Dark Br::l.x: c-l!.‘l--trlplol;{fi?: llsu'i!l; to 7; D, all sizes 95 'to 73: B, all sizes 6% T White Cauvas Ontards. with brown 5. to 7; B, all sizes.3% “all sizes 3% Brown. Calt 2-strap Pumps; welt soles and Cuban heels; very good Ioomkl.:l practical, §4.95. ° ; all dnrsu to-7%; B, all sizes 4% to 8; welt. $4.95. 25 to ¢ Brown Calf Oxfords; welt soles, e A eluu Practicable, serv- to 7. calf to 7; T All seasonable goods, but broken size and color assortments, as follows: $15.00 $25.00 to $35.00 Dreases,- Coats and Suits “20—425.00 Beaded and Canton Crepe Dresses, with soft blouse and looped tunic effects; navy, brown, tan and black. ‘ 16—$26.50 Dresses, In dropstitch, tricolette and crepe Knit; tunic, panel and blouse styles; navy, black, tan, Copenhagen ‘and henna. 500 and $46.00 Tricotine Dresses; brald and hand-embroldery trimmed. 3—$35.00 Jersey Sport Dresses, with button and rib- bon trimming; tan and gray. 10—Full. d Top Coats, In blister tweeds, dlagonal tweeds and homgspuns; gray, rose, tan and Copenhagen. 5—$25.00 Wooltex Sport Coats, in red, tan and gray chinchilia; beited box jacket. 25—$25.00 and $30.00 Sport Coats, In _herringbon diagonal and no We ; full and plaited bacl set-in and raglan sl ; rose, tan, orchid, gray and Copenhagen. 10—827.50 Navy Tricotine Capes, with cire brald trim- mings; full si'k lined. 10—$29.75 Wooltex Navy Serge Capes, full ripple stylcs: brald trimmings. 10—$30.00 Sport Capes, In tw spun; rose, Copenhagen, orchid, gray and tan 20—8$35 Sp d Suits, with plaited panel and beited box Jackets; collars and pockets of checked tweed, In contrasting color; Copenhagen, buriap and tan. $20.00 $35.00 to $65.00 Dresses, - Coats and Suits 10—$35.00 Party Dresses, In brown, Black, white, goid, orchid and henna; sllk lace over gold cloth. 10—$38.00 Canton Crepe Dresses, with self tucking and thread embroidery; rose, Jade, tangerine and brown. 15—$40.00 and $48.00 Slik Dresses, In taffeta and canton crepe; beautifully beaded and hand-embrold.- ered; brown, hello, cornflower, navy, black and tam. 5—3$65.00 Silk Lace Gowns, combined with taffeta; brown and rust. ! 10—Navy and Black Tricotine Street Coata; tuxedo collars; full siik lined. 2—$35.00 Capes, In tricotine and shawsheen, Copen- hagen and navy. 20—$36.50 Black Canton Crepe Capes; fringe trim. med; full slik lined. 10—$45.00 Wooitex Top Coats, In tan, navy and black suedetex. 25—$35.00 Tweed Sults, for all occasions; long Mne, unbeited jades; panel-box effects with narrow belts; rose, tan, Copenhagen and green. 5—345.00 Suits, In navy twill cord; loose box Jacket; brald trimming. 00 Wooitex Sults; navy, tan and black, checks and home- siik lined. ‘with .95 Pair $8.00 White Buck 2-strap Pumps; welt soles and Cuban heels, $4.95. Sizes—AA, all mizes 4 to 7; A, all sizes 4 to 7. $8.00 Henna, Suede 2-strap Pumps; welt soles 2nd Cuban heels, $4.95. 3 Sizes—A width only, 6% to 7. $8.00 Patent Leather 1:strap Pumps, with welt soles and low Jheels, very good looking, $4.95. Sizes—C width only, 4 to 6%. : $7.00 “White Canvas Oxfords; welt soles; of white ivory leather and Cuban heels. A éom- fortable and’ serviceable shoe, $4.95. Sizes—A width, all sizes 4 ‘to 8; B.width, all sizes to 8; C width, sizes 3% to 8; D width, all sizes 2% to 8. $6.00 White Canvas » Pu elt soles and low fiat heels, §- R N, .' alteimas Mathed 0 B 3 C width, to 7; width, :‘H!m 2% to.7. ey g copenhagen 10—825. 16-Button Instead of $2.00 Pair, Only......... A splendid assortment—Tricot Silks and Milanese 20—829. 10—829.50 16—4§35.00 Trlcognc Suits; box co 16—4§35. black; sizes 10 braided; 8 $35.00 Navy Biue Tricotine Coats and Capes; At 8:30—3rd Floor—16 to 20 Year Sizes Remnants for Misses From the quantities on han nant day of the year in our nothing is allowed to linger. Friday Clearings! 10—818.50 2-flece Embroidered Jersey Dresses. 1 00 Wooltex Jersey Sults, gray, bt 3 Tweed Suits; violet and rose? sizes 14, 16, 18........ brown, tan; sizes 14, and white, red and white, gold and whi .00 Tweed Capes; tan, blue, green plaids .50 Tweed Suits; ats resses; krepe knit, ta .00 Sifk 14, $27.50 to $35.00 Cloth D " sizes 14, 16, 18 e e e 00 to $35.00 Top Coats, full flare back an Friday—To Greet the Summer - A Sale of Long Silk Gloves sewing; dramatics; Maryland State t:, Country Danc- Dunbar—Tonight: Community cen- ’re:nnln p Sewing and Needlework Club. Garnet-Phelps—Tonight: American exchange; French; ano morrow d it looks as though this was going to be the biggest rem- Misses’ Shop. Styles never get a chance to become old here— . It must sell or be closed out with broken assortments in the tan, brown, navy, henna 16, 18. 18.50 to $22.50 Sport Dresses, silk and wool fabric, In blouse and straight.fine effects; sizes 14, 16, 18 $7 50 ey Ll beited and without belts; violet, rose, tan Krepe Knit Dresses;. straight-line; jade, navy, henna, d straight-line; navy bl a and Canton crepe; navy, brow £ tricotine and ‘Poiret twil braid trimmed; si $1.65 Silks; Paris Point and embrofdered backs; self and two- tone effects; white, black, pongee, silver, gray, beaver, navy and mastic. Your Summer Gloves at a saving if you take ad- vantage of this sale.- All perfect goods. 8:30 Is the Signal for a Big Umbrella Day $12.00 Umbrellas, $6.95 . ... Sun and rain silks, in the popular 25-inch size; contrasting borders; smart new handles; large tips and ferrules; bakelite, leather and applewood handles. ~Colors: Green, blue, purple, brown, red and black. $6.50 Umbrellas, $4.95 Bun and rain sil 23-inch sizes. % every one of them in swagger It's What the younger set are carry- ing; handles of amber, bakeélite and carved wood, ‘with leather strap: §Feen, purple, bro sporty. tips and ferrules; blue, , red and taupe. Neckwear at ! Price ** - 50c and $1.00 Organdie collars, straight and round effects, S0e. Swiss Embroidery Collar and Cuff Sets and Peter Pan Sets of organdie, $1.00. < $4.50 Scarfs, $2.95 The prettiest fiber Scarfs Wé've had yet. colors to match most everything. Busier Than Ever in Our Underwear Shop! Prettiest of Silk Underwear Samples,” About 5 Off! One of the choicest lines we have ever had—ALL fresh i and designed most attractively with Val or filet laces or hair-line stripe; one-button fastening; long-line jacket. smartly tailored with hemstitching. It IS so pretty, so = beautifully made of such fine silks, and see what savings! $10 to $15 Silk Gowns, $7.85, $9.85 and $10.85 tallored models with hematitched white, light.blue and orchid. Of beautiful quality radium silk and crepe back satin, with yokes :' :Itk and French Val faces; esh, yokes; $4 to $10 Silk Chemise, $2.85, $3.85, $4.85 and $6.85 Envelope Chemise, of radium silk, satin, crepe de chine, trimmed £ crepe back satin and dainty French Val and filet laces, and finished with ribbon rosettes; ribbon or self straps; fiesh, white, orchid and light blue, Crepe de Chine al $3.00 Silk Chemise, $1.95 Satin Envelope Chemise, taliored; flesh, light blue and orchid. $3.00 Crepe Kimonos, $195. lace trimmed and Cotton Crepe Kimonos, straight.line models, trimmed with ruch- Ing, pockets and sash; rose, pink, light blue and Copenhagen. $3.00 Philippine Chemise, $2.50 Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook—hand-sewed with hand- embroidered yokes in calado and solid work. Cut full. built-up shoulder models. Ought to_sell out in a day! More Tub Silk Petticoats, $1.95 Straps or Double panel white Tub Silk Petticoats, straightline models, with double panel front and back. Think of it, $1.951 ; w'm be ready for all exceptional VALUES. " 75c and 85¢ Lisle Lisle Stockings. back; mostly all sizes—well re- inforced. ' Black,. White, Cordo- van, Tan. At 8:30—Stockings - $1 Sport Stockings, Stockings, 39c¢, 3 Pairg;, $L15 mock seam quality. Just a few pairs. Navy, Sand. you to make a choice. Five remnant groups, 50c ‘Wide Rib Sport Stockings— slightly irregular in weave, but not enough to affect the wearing Black, * $4.50 Silk Stockings $2 Silk Stockings, $1.75 $2.95- fashion: pure i n Russet, ‘White. Fur Remnants at 8:30 Chokers $10.00 to $15.00 ; Chokers $5.00 _ dyed sables 5 2 and 3 skin Eastern mink, 3 §25.00 lar stock, including fitch, Seventy-five ot of ogir regu- mink, .$1250 Australian opossum, fox, ring- Doug- community ue; sizes . gray, tan, brown and black. - - ~ 8:30 in the Hat" | Buffalo and Orfental A. C.; 4 and dressmaking; reading room ang Bames: 101 B Sames: Cli ty; home nursing Birney—Tonight: munity Chorus will 8 o'clock. taken up. The Birney Com. meet promptiy at Music week details wiil be lessons; ~+C NORWOOD For resurfacing old fioers and mew ones of hardweood. Workmanship 1428 B St. S.E. Phome Line. 3031 $5.00 14, 16, tan, henni Lovely At 8:30—Blouses Will begin a day of remnants be- yond your greatest expectations. Just look at the groups. $2.00 Cotton Blouses, 95¢ Odd Blouses of colored organdie and fancy weave shirting: cool and comfortable summer blouses, with Peter Pan and convertible collars: in rose, blue, lavender and tan. $3.00 Cotton Sport Blouses $1.95 Fine linene, batiste and dimity to wear with suits. The linenes are smart tailored models, with silk four-in-hand ties; the dimities have tuxedo collars, ties and cuffs of col- ored checked fabrics: the batistes have collars, cuffs and frills of dotted batiste. $3.95 Tailored Cotton batiste, models; in orgar: collars, trimmed with real Irish picot and self flutings; orchid, blue, tan and pink. $5.00 Silk Blouses, $3.95 Crepe de chine, georgette and silk broadcloth, in overblouse and tailored styles; trimmed in beads and contrasting colors; both long and short sleeves. Friday at 8:30 Handbags .Such remnants as you've never seen before. Leather, silk and beaded bags are all included. $1.50 Beaded Bags, 95¢ 4 small Drawstring Bags, in gregn and rose, or orange, blue and rose. So attractive with summer clothes. $5.00 Beaded Bags, $3.00 3 Bags with beaded handles, fitted with mirror; fn blue ' and rose designs. $14.50 Beaded Bags 5 large Bags 4vith shell frames: o some drawstring_style, with bead tassel; all silk lined; fitted with mirror. . $3.00 Leather Bags, $1.50 20 Bags, six to ten inch siwes; fitted with mirror and purse; real calf, with cord or leather hlndlel" $5.00 to $6.00 Silk Bags ~ - 450 AES, 15 Bags of Bedcon. and, moire silks, “in white,. gray, . blue and black; fitted with mirror and purse; lined with-silk or- twili-efoth, - 15 Sport and Tailored Hats Valués from "0 $8.50,$1.00 - 20—$10 to $15 Hats, $3.50 fatins, silk and straw combina- tions, all straw, and straw and wool - sport hats. s New $5.00 to 36.50Sport