Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 9

NMayer Dros. & Co. 937.939 F St. N.W. The House of Quality (= No Branch Stores A Special Purchase of 3 o o @@fl@ 1,'at the parsonage of the Church of \ the %ovonnt. in the presence of the (Continued from Bighth Page. at West Point during Capt Erler's detall there. . Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Koblegard have given up the house at 2178 Wyoming avenue and have purchased the house at 82d street and Klingle road, where they are now established for the early summer. The marriage of Miss Maude Marle Phelps, sister of JMr. Charles E. Phelps, to Mr. Norris Courtland Beall took place last evening. The cere- |Lo time ago, but the date of the was kept secret. Mrs. Greer has been | prominent in Red Cross work. Mr. and Mrs. A Portland, Ore., who are guests at the Powhatan, entertained at dinner last evening on the roof of the hotel Covers were laid for six. Mr. and Mrs. Memphis, week at Wardman Park Hotel. have been joined here by Mr. Halli- day’s mother, Mrs, E. Ielang B Paftie 8. Dyer of Deteon, Va. trand of Cryétal Falls, Mich., and corhess of this clty. Corasitas Ferguson and Nary Gantt. Levi Coleman and Mamie i oha G, Hampton asd Hrtes Botheoberger, both of Woodbine, N. J. John R. Robins and Beulah Harlows, both of ichmend, Ve * A eorge W.'Faust of Los Angeles, Calit., and Harviet A. Cotter of this ¢ty Inasc B Hitt, 3d, and Eva J. Meyer. Earl M. Taylor of Btaunton, V., and Irens V. Org of this city. Zarle M. Fabrey and Buth H. Beek. both of Bridgeport, Cona. Eraest C, Joutier a0 Geraldioe 3. Gartratl T P. Halllday of,iy omelt B Goulet ‘of Mon and Irene { M. Kelly of this city. Tenn., are spending_the'| X4 'R’ § 3 . Atkisson #nd Lorels Afstrop, both of They'| Richmond, Va. i John K. Rernolds and Naomi E. Myers. Oliver W. Murray acd Aona B. Hemdon. | ‘Nicholson and Lillia on Greer is announced. The ° B. Bantord of Gamville, Va., e3¢ ony took place Thursday, Jun p. The of the two familles. t some was announced edding ‘W. Strauger of ‘W. Halliday of E. Wing, also| Jullus ¥ isn E. Drury. 8 Angeles, and Mrs. $4 and 35 Blouses Friday.qoveecscasoss *1.00 No C. O. D.s, no exchanges; @ quick disposal of a good as sortment of crepe’ de chine, pongee silk and tub silk models. All sizes in the lot, 34 to 4. $1.95 to $3.50 Camisoles, 75¢ Wash satin and crepe de chine, in white or flesh; also fine satin camisoles, in black, orown, navy. Sises up to 46. $4 and $5 Silk Underwear, $1.95 Crepe de Chine Step-ins, Em- broidered Jersey Silk and Plain Hemstitched Vests. All sizes in the lot. 85' to $12.50 Sweaters, 03 $2.95 Lot of Fiber-silk and High- grade Wool Sweaters, in coat and slip-on models. In good colors. Van Raalte White Silk Hosiery, Friday, §1.95 Plenty of cse Sfl:ndid Hose, in e and all sises, 814 to 10%; also black and all colors that are i demand. B S R o SRR 2 High-Grade Tub Dresses Consisting of imported ginghams and fine ratine. One sale Friday at 7.50 Every one will be instantly impressed with these charm- ingly styled cool summer dresses for miss, madam or matron. The selection is ex- ceptional and the trimmings of organdie, pique, touches of lhand-embrowdery and fine pearl buttons enhance their beauty to such on extent that you would readily place them with dresses selling at $12.50 and $15.00. All are individual models and all sizes are in the lot from 34 to 46. T YR B A Dress Hats and Sport Hats Adwvance styles 53 95 Brday <o s vanineaivevates S A A For one day we offer these new cdvanced sum= mer stylcs at three ninety-five. Large and medium size Dress Hats of geor- gette crepe, pineapple straw, Japanese braid and satin fabrics, attractively trimmed with ribbon, bow effects, flowers and wreaths; white, black, navy and sand; many styles in sport and tailored models; also smart garden ‘styles. 608 TO 614 2 O B B B 8 S ELEVENTH ST Friday’s Opportunities The House of Courtesy- mart Summer Frocks —of original design —and special value—marked ex- ceptionally low at— ‘We have assembled several racks full —each one of distinctive type and com- mending characteristics. Linen, Ratine, Dotted Normandy and Imported Gingham—and the season’s most pronounced novelty—Printed Silks— reproduced in the quaint colonial colorings. . Sports Coats $5 Those cleverly modeled Jersey Coats —strictly tailor finish—in the solid mony was performed at 8 oclock in St. Phillp's Church, at Laurel, Md., by the rector, the Rev. E. Pinkney Wroth, and was followed by an in- formal reception in the home of the bride’s brother. The bride, who was given in marrlage by her brother, wore a traveling gown of navy blue canton crepe with a blue and white canton crepe hat and carried a bou- quet of Ophelia roses and lillles of the valley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Lilian E. Phelps, who wore light gray canton crepe with a hat to match and carried pink roses. Mr. Carroll C. Ross was best man and the ushers were Mr. Harry N. Luber, Mr. Arthur L. Pentz, Mr. Bur- ton Roseberry and Mr. Chris Whit- taker. Mr. and Mrs. Beall will make i}";ir home on 4th strest In Laurel, Mrs. Bugene Le Merle and her daughter. Miss FEugenie Le Merle have gone to West Polnt to spend June week. The preceeds from the performance of “The Prisoner of Zenda,” which will be given under the ausplces of the American Women's Legion, Mon- day evening. will be used for the relief of ex-gervice men and in en- couragement of patriotic education. The performance will be given on the parade ground at the marine bar- racks, in the moonl and will be tollowed by dancin The Marine band will play thrc and also for the dan, ing. Mrs. Coolldge, ) Wallace, Mrs. J. Mayhe: Mrs. John Lejeune and Mrs. Robert Cocntz are among those on the list of patronesses for the benefit. ainwright, Departures for the Summer Mark Each Day. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins will leave today to spend a week with their daughter, Mrs. Henry S. Patter- son, at Suffern, N. Y., and from there will go to Willlamstown, Mass., where they will remain until the 1st of September. Mrs. M. M. Mahoney. wife of the representative of Canadian external affairs, at the British embassy, with the!r little daughter, Anna Kathleen, left today for Cornwall. ‘anada, where they will spend two weeks opening their summer home, on Stan- ley Island, Lake St. Francis. has taken an apartment at the gton Hotel. i Helena Hil Mrs. the engagement of her daughter, Miss Wood announces r Hill Wood, to Dr. James| ton Sharp of New York city. Miss Wood, who graduated at Vas- sar {n 1920, has just completed her second year in the medical school at | the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University, where Dr. Shary is assistant professor of histology and em gy of th al schocl faculty s Wood expects to com- | r medical & s and to practice her profession after her mar- riage. Dr. Sharp served during the world | war as a captain in the Medical Corps. He went to France in July, 1913, as a member of the Moblle Oper- ating Cnit, No. 1, organized by Percy i Moncure, but after its arrival in France the unit was broken up into operating teams and his team wat, assigned to the 1st Army. He did first_aid surgical work at the fron until the end of the war and wes on_duty in hospitals in France until February, 1319, when he retyrned to | the United States. During the war Miss Wood was a member of the first unit of farmereties organized in this country. At the request of the gov- ernment twelve Vassar students re- mained on the college farm in the summer of 1917 to test out the possi- bilities of replacing man farm work- ers by young women during the war. | As a result of the splendid work ac- complished by this unit large bodies of woman farm workers were organ- ized all over the country in 1913 for active war service to replace the Young men sent to France. Miss Wood is a granddaughter of the late Representative Ebenezer J. Hill of Norwalk, Conn, who repre- sented that district in Congress for twenty-two years. Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark have left Washington for New York. They will sail June 15 for France, to be absent until the autumn. Mr. A. J. Needles of Roanoke, Va., entertained a few guests informl]l}’i at luncheon yesterday at the New ‘Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bones have closed their 16th street home for the sum- mer and Rave taken possession of the residence they recently bought at Bradley Hills, Md. ‘The Beasley marriage of Mrs. Roberts and Mr. SAFE !!! Free Storage Cornelia Robert EXPERT PURRIE! |PRICES ON REB] THIS MONTH. FURRIER 1215 G St. N.W.@ _J with Mrs. Mahoney’s parents before [k Boaz Long, former minister to | Navy, Brown, Tan, Red, Green and Black. They provide the touch of com- fort that’s needed for the outing or travel. Are You Sharing in These 1,000 White Hats? 3.50 . They are very remarkable values at the price—which doesn’t really represent the cost. Crepe de Chine, Taffeta, Satin—flower and novelty trimmed. > Permanent Hair Waving 1s a profession by itself—an art as practiced at Emile’s. Simple, Quick, Comfortable There is no possibility of kink or friz whether the hair is bob- bed or otherwise. Emile origi- nated permanent waving in Washington 11 years ago, and with his long experience has held unquestioned leadership in this field, constantly improving his method. We Specialize in Bobbed Hair Curled in Ringlets This new French Steaming process will not dry out the natural oil of the hair and will stimulate its growth. ‘Why not have personal advice and benefit of Mr. Emile’'s ex- tensive experience? Staff of Skilled Operators Call in or phone forinformation. _Permanent Waving. Speclalist * 1213 ve, Phone Frank. 4433-5058 of Los Angeles. Mrs. J. Irwin Steel and her daugh- ter, Miss Annette Steel, will go_to their home in Mechanicsburg, Pa., today, to remain throughout the sum- mer. Dr. and Mrs. Abram Simon wijl Linens, Blankets Cleaned and Renovated Mme. Viboud, Inc. 787 11th—Main 4971 close their house on Cathedral avenue | Hand Laundering snd Needlework. 10* the 1st of July and go to New Y from where they will sajl Wedne Laces and Lace Curtains July 6, for Europe for a two-month stay. — Marriage Licenses. of Takoma Park, D. C., s of Baltimore. Willlam J. "Cusack of Creston, lowa, and Elizabeth Gentle of ty. James A. Watkins George H. Jones an rgaret V. Tucker. olin J. Maloney of city and Theresa E. Clarke of Brentwood i B Charles R. Trussell amie L. Burnell. Ballard P. Groseclose of Pulaski, Va, and Jacle 8. Dyer of Delton, Va. VACATION —would be more enjoyable if you had a stylish neck fur. Let me convert your old., usecless fur into a fashionable one, 2 pleasure to you and a credit to me. Cost low.! Cold Fur_ Storage. { Martin Wolf 30-32 Florida Ave. N.W. Repaired and Re-Covered Nice assortment of Ladies’, Gents' and Children’s Umbrellas and Canes very reasonable. FRENCH UMBRELLA SHOP Fr: 4594-y 718 13th St. N.W. MRS, N, C. COONS' PRESCRIPTIONS HAIR TONIC AND SCALP FOOD will grow lovely bair that shines with heaitn. Tse MBS. N, C. OCOONS' ABSORBENT ker. NCE the Italian bride wore a ring with a tiny key attached. The key symbolized her power over her hus. |} band's possessions. A tenderer senti- ment finds emblem in gracefully graved orange blossoms. [ Choose society's fa- vorites— Genuine Orange Blossom Wedding and Engagement Rings Make selection. at a; to whiten ana_znor CLE CREAM for kles: wonderful resulfs; highest testimonials. the complexion: MUS. fabby Sesh and wrin- At Drug and Dept. Stores, $1 eack. 1405 E C ye st. n.w. and at| re. Coons’ office, : “The Friendly Shop” Breslau-Arnold 1309 G Street Remodeling Sale The phenomenal popularity of our Dress Section makes it necessary to add more space to expedite selling. We are offering a fine selection of new and sea- sonable apparel, MARKED AT ABOUT COST PRICE FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. 21 DRESSES, of Canton Crepe, Crepe Knit, Rosh- anara Crepe or Georgette; models of colors. FORMERLY PRICED UP 4.95 TO $39:50% - <o ciciosrmmisisimosiole atetase checks and plaids, some with woolen em- broidery. Sizes 16, 18 and 38. FORMERLY PRICED UP TO $7.95.... . 100 Trimmed Hats ¢ 4 g5 Large and small shapes, 0 best quality materials. ..... .- . Formerly Priced Up to $10 + 6 Navy Blue TRICOTINE AND with fringe or hand-embroidery. All $ 95 'satin lined. FORMERLY UP TO . $39.50 ..... e T oot o e e e Rt o1 k) quality TRICOTINE lined with heavy Crepe de Chine. IN THE $ .50 NEW LONG COAT STYLE. FOR- 3 MERLY PRICED UP TO $59.50.... S 8 IMPORTED TWEED SUITS for sport wear rem- nants of our big Spring selling. $ 5 0 TAN. FORMERLY PRICED UP 16‘ TO $39:50. ¢ ccoozivwiossocsoe Dl PRICED $35.00...........c..cc..%2 2 IMPORTED TWEED BRES'S- ES, brown and navy, straight line $1 6.75 $6.75 real beauty in a variety of sizes and 12 IMPORTED GINGHAM DRESSES, = $4.95 each hat trimmed with the POIRET WRAPS. Some trimmed 16 HAND-TAILORED NAVY SUITS, of the finest ROSE, FRENCH BLUE, GRAY OR sEiiosisien seienmismsisslse 1 JADE GREEN SPORT DRESS $ 95 WITH CAPE. FORMERLY . style and high grade. FORMERLY PRICED $29.50 and $35.00......... 5 3 PAIRS KNICKERS, for Golf, Hiking, or Riding. Brown or Tan Tweed. FOR- MERLY,$1095. . ......c0o0v.n.- o mmieioge: 5 FRINGED BOTT O M SEPARATE SKIRTS, in Rose, Gray or Tan Tweed and Sport Cloth, one Plaid effect. FORMERLY $ 4.75 PRICED UP TO $9.95.................- 8 MISSES’ TAFFETA DRESSES. Sizes 16 and 18. Black, Navy blue and $ 95 Brown, beautifully designed and trim- ¥y 0 med. FORMERLY PRICED UP TO $29.50 ...... iR st leg Allelaeimleieselate 5 15 FIBER SILK SCARFS, in sport ef- fects, plain and ROMAN STRIPES, all $ 95 colors and very long. FORMERLY [ PRICED UP TO $395.................- 3 15 WHITE DIMITY BLOUSES, some . with Irish lace edging on Peter Pan Col- $ 65 lars. FORMERLY PRICED UP TO W J o 825005 0 s s et eieiae et Sl Sieieisiesinintate, 12 SLIP-ON SWEATERS, of light % weight wool, in Jade, Brown, Henna and $ 69 Blue. Some with linen collars and cuffs. ° FORMERLY PRICED UP TO $295.... 6 FIBER SILK TUXEDO SWEATERS, in Navy, Henna, Orchid and Black. Extra $ 95 od quality and Rack Bottom. FOR- gERL PRICED, $1195....... - Breslau:Arnold " 1309 G Street Clyde E. Kellogg and Nellio C. 3 g, Emory %.lr?gnd 204 Buch St "Rovear. r ager of Capitol , Md., tie” Bhsiich of tnia cive, Lo buth M Chasles F. Hunter and Ir ne Moore. R T Burlington Hotel 1120 Vermont Avenue Washington, D. C. Main 5980 Single and double rooms, with and without private bath. Suites of two, three and four rooms, with private bath. A few furnished housekeeping apartments. st s Small Cost VIENNA HAT CO. 435 11th St. N.W. 1217 Conn. Ave. A Shop of Individuality Exclusive Fashions for Women Announce for Thursday and Following Days A Sale of Exceptional Values in Day and Evening Gowns, $50.00 to $150.00 Formerly $85.00 to $250.00 Afternoon Wraps and Coats, $50.00 to $150.00 Formerly $95.00 to $225.00 $50.00 Knitted and Sports Suits, Formerly $100.00 to $125.00 Summer Skirts and Frocks, $15.00 to $75.00 Formerly $50.00 to $100.00 Blouses, Sweaters, Slpovers, $6.00 to $25.00 Formerly $12.00 to $50.00 100 Very Attractive Trimmed Hats $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 Values up to $40.00. Twelfth St. at G Our Annual (Odds and EndsSale Starts Tomorrow All Odds and Ends to be Disposed of Regardless ofv Cost or Loss No Charges—No C. O. D.’s—All Sales Final Qu'n’ty 25 Trimmed Hats, regular prices upto$10.00.....'.............. 51.00 Flowers, stick-ups for hats; regu- lar prices, $4.00 and $5.00....... All-wool Slip-on Sweaters, regu- larly $3.00 ....conevnnncannn... Fur Chokers, regular $10.00 values ........c... Lot 515 Sto. Marten Scarfs, larly $30.00 «orrnes . .’.‘F“’*ZO"’“ Silk Scarfs, regularly 31.95 $2.95 Bathing Suits, 1-piece jersey, Pure Silk Sweater, henna color, slightly faded; regular § price, $25.00 ....c0c0n0nennns 0.00 Silk Sweaters, all shades; regu- Lasly $7.50 0 S1000 s g $2.95 SILK HOSE 7 .25 Regularly $2.00 FES All-white Wash Silk Petticoats, Canton Crepe Capes, with $25 00 regularly $4.00 ................ platinum fur collars; regular price, $49.50 ......i0uennnnn Assorted Tweed Sport Skirts, regularly up to $12.50........... $3.95 Baronet Satin White Jersey Suits, regularly uptol$29.50...y.....‘........... 315-00 Sport Tweed Suits, regularly ) upto $3950..........ccuunnn. s].250 Gingham Dresses, broken 54.85 lots ...... Shantung Dresses, Iots ... R e [ SUITS—Navy, Black and Oxfords EXTRA One lot broken sizes; 510.00 previously sold at $39.50. L. broken Gh i s st e