Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 49

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 11, 1922_PART 2. SOCIETY. A9 Wre. Emily Newell Blair, United Brates democratic committeewoman, has leased the Bickneli house, on Albemarle etreet, for the summer, and has taken posscesion. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brooking are Dullding a new house, on the north Bide of Primrose street, which they hope to have ready for® occupancy in the late summer. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Skeltoa and Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Boekhoff and | Young daughter have returned to | thelr home after spending the past | ten days at the Ambassador Hotel, | Atlantie City. They made the trip by motor. Miss Helen Childs has returned to her” honle -after visiting' relatives in Boston, Mass, for the past two weeks. Mrp. Vernon E. West will entertain at one of the church luncheons at her home next Wednesday. Mrs. William Waite Leete ss., who has been v “in-law and sister, Mr. and onrad Young. has returned to has gone to Honolulu nd their daughter are where they will re- Mr. Zies' stay, in Hono- main durin lulu Miss Jessie w York city isit er uncle fre. Guy M. Mac- d to her home. s. Rea I Wright have at Blue Ridge Sum- where Mrs. plished. Mr. mily for the irt stay at Atiantic ¢ Lought a ho 1 the new house on Reno | they recently purchased n Connecticut a et, which they p! Robert Preston | hosts at their 1 has arrived short | 4 rance. | anied by he er, Mrs. | bin Perrin of Balumure.l Mrs. William S. Corby have their home and joined | 1gel have re- | fler a week i Edgar Shol were | on! > on | Kirke | red S. Parks have ¢ City, N. J., for a 3 and East s weak's stay. Mr. and " Mrs. William L. Hillyer have migved into their new home on Primrose strret Mrs. Esther Ogden of New York *1you are not { examine t | C. Perry, president of the ounty commissioners, Berry swered numerous questions regard- ing county affairs. Mrs. Engle was re-elected” president, and 3 district | chairman for each of the election | districts was selected as follows: Pool ville, Mrs. Sellman; Darby Bowman: was heon at the last meeting ige club. at her home, the . n Flelds Carter enter- il Circle of the Co- Eastern Star at d by a luncheon, me. . Dovle was hostess er home Tues “when her s Were the meaar 1 L Chase Chapter o BEW €A who ware iy meet Miss M."Arthur, general secre- tary of the Y. W. C. A. i Mr. and Mrs. Steven Taber have taken an apartment at the Kenesaw ey locat By they locate permanently in r. and Mrs. C. Brook baby are spending the w:elfreyna.:e their cottage, North Beach, Md Mr. and Mrs. Adgate A Lipscomb were hosts at bridge followed by supper Tuesday eveni their home, when they h guests Maj. and M pell, Mr. ana Mrs, . William D. T artin Metealf, Maj. and Mrs. e, Maj. and Mrs. Raymond ‘and Mrs. J. Coupal, Maj pxorman Kirke. Mra. Rober . and Mrs. 3 ) Maj. and Mrs. Ravmond il siis Clara Brown and Mr. Eugene West, Mrs. John Martin and daughter, ac i by former's mother, Mrs. shortly for Ca- ay a lune 1 Walker have he Frank Cottage on Grafton or the summer. and will take on the first of the month. Robert McNally of Newlands street, son of Mr. and Mrs. William POs: Mr. . U.S. N, retired. | a M ago. iz | ticularly well and then 4 of Dr. | clerk to the board, an- | g MISS ARADINE LUTZ. Daugi@pr of Mra. Elizabeth S. Luts, | whose marringe to Mr. John Webster | Erbach will tuke place June 27. Gen. and Mrs. ;’[arshall Hosts at Bridge Party Gen. and Mrs. Richard ¢. Marshall gave a large bridge party last even- ng. followed by a buffet supper, in James Tot- nd Mrs. Al- Mrs. Harrl- Willlam _F. Mra. H. . Barnes, Col ¥_D. Embick, Maj. and Kilburn, Col. and Mrs. [ P. Davis, <. e Pettus, Miss . de Russey Flora Wilsen Butts. Senator and Mrs. Dial Entertain at Dinner Senator and Mrs. Dial entertained at dinner last evening at their home on Kalorama road ator Lee Ove Arthur, Repre mer of Sout Mark Guerin, and Hammond Adams i3 Mrs. Arthu ative and Mre, Ful- 1 and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Stocking Forethought. Not every stocking marked No. 9 is of the same size and shape as every other stocking similarly marked. Diftcrent brands of stockings differ In length, and even more do they aif- fer ln_ width and shape. It is wise, therefore, to adopt a certain brand of stocking that fits ur foot par- always to se- cure this stocking when you wish to | replenish your supply. f you are buying novelty or im- ported stockings the brand of which . be sure to to see that ur foot. Few g than small the shape is things are m stookings them than to - now for lisle stockings, especially in the so-called types. Often these are more e than silk stockings, almost o than those of fiber any persons find a good al e stocking an economy, as it is usually more durable than those of all silk. Some women find stock- ings of silk and wool the most com- Clarksburg district, Mrs, Richar o | Lortable and enduring on the mariet Waters; They are especially agreeable for all sorts of outdoor sports, as they give the feet much less opportunity of Ulistering than do those of silk. e Spurious colns are legally made in China. They are used to put in the coffins of the dead, and the supersti- prevails that they make the dead happy —_— MRS. N. C. COONS’ PRESCRIPTIONS HAIR TONIC AND SCALP FOOD will grow lovely hair that shines with health. Use MRS. N. O. COONS' ABSORBENT CLEANSING CREAM to be free from black- heads and large pores: ALMOND SKIN FOOD to whiten and nourish the complexion; MUS- CLE CREAM for soft, fiabby fesh and wrin- Kies: wonderful resulis: highest testimonials. At Drug and Dept. Stores, $1 each. and at Mre. Coons’ office, 1405 Eye st. n.w. e Expert Marcel. .. 75¢ Shampooing .. . . 50¢ Hair Dyeing . ..$4.95 If this ad is brought in before Jume 18 = MSS FLEET E DTy MISS RILEY ZLate of Maison Gustave and French Hair Shop. Open Evenings Garden Rose Beauty Parlor 1110 H Street N.W. Franklin 2224, Expert !ervlcs. [ J. McNally, will sail for Europe about ;)::nd st DI"Jul,v’lo Visit his aunt in on. He will spend summer abroad. v thesente - and Mrs. John P. Merritt of * Tekamah, Neb., are visiting Dr. Mer- ritt’s brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Merritt, on Graf- oo atrces: r. and Mrs. David Baer have the MeClellan house on West Melrose street for. the summer months. s. R. F. Steward will entertaln the members of the Community Club af-her home tomorrow, when ar- rangements and plans will ba formu- Jatéd for the ith of July celebration. x:rs Maud A Malcolm of Baltimore, . was the week end guest of Dr. .5‘1‘1 Mrs.d,\,"M. Stimson, © . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Southgate haVe gone to Cape Cod, Mass., {6‘r a T T ety win awn fete will be given at the Elizabeth V. Browne School grounds, June 16, for the benefit of the sum-. mer school. Closing exercises will be held at the school June 21. . Fielder M. M. Beall was hostess dnesday at her home at bridge, .ovd dbyM tea. ~Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Filelds Carter will entertain at a large dinner par- , June 20, in honmor of Mr. Carter's hday anniversary. Mrs. E. L. Pugh has cards out for a h party, with bridge and 500, at er home, Cedar Crest, at 2 o'clock m., June 14. in honor of the Woman's ymocratic Club of Chevy Chase. Mrs. Pugh was also a hostess at one of the church luncheons last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron U. Graham and family will leave Thyrsday for Ea- Mere, Pa., where they will spend summer. Mr. Graham will return and spend the week ends during the summer with his family. _Bir. and Mrs, Samuel E. M. Crocker l2ased .the Mactier house at cut avenus and West Brad- Cennect! Jane for two_years. Andrew Jackson White will s luncheon, followed by brid . homey: June .14 eratic Club of Chevy Chase. L = 1315 New York Ave. Through to 1330 H St. N.W. A Sunday Dinner You’ll Enjoy. Served from 4 to 8 No matter how high your standard of a good Sunday dinner, you'll carry away no regrets from Blossom Inn Cafeteria. We - particularly desire- the patronage of the most fastidious in the matter of dining, Depend on it that your favorite dishes are here, properly prepared and ready for immediate enjoy- ment. amid refined sur- roondings with which you will feel in perfect har- mony— No delays—No Moderate prices. tips— i deofe s oo b el disdeode ool bl ook B 1B BB BRD DR AR SRRl DSBS A B SR B LRSS DI b b S b LI LIS L ULt o «o+m4+mumm0”onnuow-ruumnwnmmofiu §: Drapery Dept. One lot light-weight Portieres, consisting of stenciled madras, in gold and green grounds, also Italian Striped Sunfast Poplin, in rose, mulberry and green. Regularly $9 and $11.50 pair. Special, to close out, $4.75 pair. Lace Curtains At One-Half Regular Price All odd lots of Lace Curtains of all styles, consisting of one, two and three pairs of a pat- tern. To close out at One-Half Price 86-inch Cretonne, good heavy quality, light and dark colorings in pretty desig_n]s. Regularly 35c, special, yard . .cooeeeee 190 * b2 53 2; 36-inch M ar quisette, white, cream and ecru; taped edges; fine quality. % i Regularly 30c, 16 c ‘ i i $ special, yard.... § 36-inch Fine Cut Ma- dras, plain and vari-col- ored combinations, green, tan, rose and gray. Regu- lsarly‘al$1.25 and $1.50. pecial, XA .o osonseien 5c Scotch Wool and Fine Quality Wool and Fiber Rugs 9x12 ......$15.95 9x10.6 ....$12.75 9x9 .......81150 3 7.6%9 ..... $9.50 b1 6x9....... $1.7 i Floor Coverings : Two useful sizes in Grass and Fiber Rugs. 4x7 and 4.6x7.6, either size, $3.65. Only 60 of them. Waite Grass Rugs i Good assortments in all 7 sizes. 27x54 .........$1.20 ool 36x72 . 54x90 ..........$3.75 6X9 .ooionen....$5.45 6x12 .,..00...-.$8.25 % 8x10 ..0veeees..$8.25 | 8X12 1.1ogroreee-$9.75 - 9X12 « e epuvere-:$9.75 500 Carpet Ends ; Wiltons, Velvet and Ax- minster, 1, 1% and 1% yards long and ends nicely serged. Can be used for bed- § veee..81.60 side rugs. 95¢; $1.25, $1.65 According to Size. Oriental Rugs An- Oriental Rug will make a wedding gift that will always be highly prized. Four groups, ng in size from 3x5 to 414x7ls, and all specially priced— $35.00, $52.50, $68.00, $135. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED Caadad il Ll ol g Established 1861 ; W, B, Joses & Sons Farnitere ws “Eleventh and F Sts. L olstery Preparing For Inventory We find on our floor suites and odd pieces of Fur- niture as well as merchandise from all departments which rather than carry over we have marked at prices which will move them before July 1st. Prices below are indicative of the many attractive values. BEDROOM Regular price, $90.00. Special e i e e o 2$45.00 . YGX U 0Odd Walnut Chiffonier. Odd Walnut Dresser. Regular price, $141.00. Special Odd Mahogany Dresser. Regular price, $65.00. Special .......... o amaeeniesssi 94950 Three-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. Regularly $410.00. Special.... . +$295.00 0dd Walnut Vanity Dresser. Regular price, $180.00. Special .......cc0eu0....<$135.00 0dd Mahogany Four-piece Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, Chiffonier, Toilet Table and Bed. Regular price, $5615.00. Special......:.ccvennn....4$295.00 0dd Four-piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, _Chifl'onier, Toilet Table and Bed. Regular price, $390.00. Special .............. ....58275.00 Four-piece Solid Mahogany Bedroom Suite, French design. Regular price, $1,200. " Special : . $600.00 0ld Ivory Dresser. Regular price, $39.50. Special ......... e s slaael AR A 29. Four-piece Old Ivory Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dre;aser, Chiffonier, Toilet Table and Bed. Special..........ccoaeeene $125.00 0dd Mahogany Dresser. Regular price, $80.00. Special .........cocccueeee.....$67.00 0dd Maple Chiffonier. Regular price, $76.00. Special ...ccvveveeeceacinns. .. $59.50 0dd Mahogany Chiffonier. Regular price, $113.50. Special .............c0.....856.75 0dd Mahogany Single Bed. Regular price, $139.00. Special ....onuieeinenene...$69.50 0dd Mahogany Dresser. Regular price, $68.00. Special ........... crale s s wiee s BT 2D0) 0dd Mahogany Dresser. Regular price, $73.00. Special .... Teebsesennas s Pl Do0) 0dd Mahogany Chiffonier. Regular price, $67.50. Special .....................$47.50 0dd Mahogany Toilet Table. Regular price, 573\‘00. Special c..ceicicciconncess-$49.50 0dd Mahogany Bed. Regular price, $69.00. Special ..ccuceivecee cnvnneoneee...$57.50 Four-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, Chiffonier, Toilet Table and Bed. Regular price, $335.00. Special ............ 0dd Mahogany Dresser. Regular price, $63.00. Special . ..$48.00 0dd Mahogany Chiffonier. Regular price, $60.00. Special ......cc............$30.00 0dd Mahogany Toilet Table. Regular price, $76.50. Special ..ccvvverrnnoriooe...$49.50 0dd Mahogany Bed. Regular price, $69.00. Special .cececvcacuoceceicaniees...$49.50 The Linen Shop Royal Irish Dress Linen, thoroughly shrunken; 36 inches wide. The wanted colors. $1.00 regularly, for 75¢ yard. Hemstitched Imported Tea Napkins, 13x13 inches; neat spoke stitch, figured damask. $4.50 regularly, for $3.30 dozen. Madeira Hand-Embroidered Pure Linen Tea Napkins, 12, 18 and 14 inch; fine scalloped edge. Valués up to $15.00. Some slightly soiled. Choice, $8.25 dozen. 5 Remnants of Fine Table Linen Damask, Table Cloths, Odd ozen Napkins, Crashes, Scarfs, Tea Sets, Centerpieces and Doilies, slightly mussed, One-half Regular Price. Bleached Pure Linen Huckaback Towels, white or colored borders. 50c regularly, for 85¢ Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, soft, absorbent woven; 28x43 inches. 85c regularly, for 25¢ each, White Ripple Dimity Bedspread and Sham, scalloped edge; spread cut-out corners, for 3-foot 6-inch beds. $4.00 regularly, for $2.60 set. Imported White Dress Voiles—The product of Tootal Broadhurst Lee & Co., Manchester, England. Regular prices, 75¢ to $2.50, for 37%;c¢ to $1.25 yard—one-half regular prices. Lamp and Shade Departmen Our entire line of Floor, Bridge, Table and Boudoir Lamps and Shades will be subject to an extra discount of 25% Off Art Department Stamped Cotton Pillowcases, for scalloped or lace edge, patchwork with lazy daisy em- broidery; 45x36 inches. Superior grade of cotton, $1.85 and $2.00 regularly, for $1.25 pr. Stamped Pure Linen Scarfs, 18x536, 18x45 and 18x54 inches. Regularly, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, for 85¢c each. Handkerchief Department Women’s Plain-colored Pure Linen Handmade - Handkerchiefs, corner embraidery; sport shades. Values to $1.50. Special, 39¢ each. s Linen Department——————— Peter Pan Dress Ginghams, 36 inches wide. .76¢_checks and plaids. = Special... 76c striped ginghams. Special. .. 60c plain-colored ginghams. Special. .. B9c yard «. 49c yard Jeeo. 40c yard Linen Department Fancy‘ Lace-trimmed Bureau Scarfs, Bauman filet and imitation cluny lace with linene. cen- ters. $1.00 to $1.50 regularly, for 50c each. PAYMENT Summer Furniture Cypress Lawn Table, in white enamel. Regularly $38.00. Special, $25.00. Cypress Side Chair in white enamel, 2.00. Special, $14.50. Cypress Lawn Table, in white enamel. Regularly $22.00. Special, $15.00. Special large Cedar Chest, $29.50. Special Double-size Lawn Swing, $7.50. Fiber Porch Rocker, natural color. Reguiarly $14.00. Special, $8.50. Large Jumbo Porch Rocker of solid maple, high back, double woven cane seat and back. Regularly $16.00. Spe- cial, $10.50. Oak Porch Swing, fine double-woven cane seat and back. Regular price $29.00. Special, $19.50. Old Hickory Table. Regular price $17.50. Special, $12.00. ) 0Old Hickory Table. $20.00. Special, $12.00. 0Old Hickory Table. $26.00. Special, $15.00. Folding Lawn Bench. Regularly $4.50. Special, $3.50. 0Odd Brown Fiber Settee, spring geats, cretonne upholstering. Regular- ly $40.00. Special, $32.50. Odd Blue Reed Armchair in blue cretonne. Regularly $32.00. Special, $22.50. 0dd Three-piece Old Ivory Fiber Sun Parlor Suite, consisting of large Davenport, Armchair and Arm Rocker to match. Special, $67.00. Regular price Regular price Three-piece Fiber Sun Parlor Set, brown frosted and ivory color. Suite consists of Settee and two Arm Rockers. Special, $45.00. Dining Room Furniture Special Lot of Odd Serving Tables Half Regular Price Solid Mahogany Buffet, Serving Table and Oval Dining Room T: Regular price $634.50. S $317.25. Ten-piece Mahogany Dining Room Suite. Regularly $1,000.00. Special, $595.00. Ten-piece American Walhut Din- ing Room Suite. Regularly $869.00. Special, $§34.50. Ten-piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite. Regularly $1,000.00. Spe- cial, $500.00. Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room Suite. Regularly $900.00. Special, $450.00. Mahogany Buffet. Regularly $221. Special, $125.00. Special 10-piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite. Regularly $550, Special, $367.00. 0dd Mahogany China Case. Regu- larly $150.00. Special, $85.00. Regularly Mahogany China Case. American Walnut China Case. Reg-« ularly $142.00. Special, $71.00. Mahogany Dining Room Table. Reg- ularly $86.00. Special, $56.50. Special Lot Odd Dining Room Chairs Half Regular Price s‘,gp_eocial Drop-leaf Tea Wagon..Price, 23.50. s Living Room Furniture Solid Mahogany Cane Wing-back Armchair or Arm Rocker to match; seat upholstered in selection of fine covers. Regularly $46.00. Special, Mahogany Spinet Desk. Regularly $40.00. Special, $29.75. Solid Maho.gnny Fireside Armchair or Arm Rocker, in selection of covers. Special, $38.50. Large Three-piece Tapestry Living Room.Suite. Regularly $257.00. Spe- cial, $189.00. Blue or Brown Velour Davenport. Regularly $180.00. Special, $123.00. Rocker to match. Regularly $70.00. Special, $59.00. Four-poster Day Bed complete with box sgring. Regularly $53.00. Special, $41.50. ¢ $90. Special, $45. E PL AN i *, ool e e e e st e o b el oot o e o e LS LD L L S L Lt L 3 e e ) oo oo e el e e e oo o2e ofl ot e aZo e oo oo o o oo o o o e o o o o s ool e e I I I e el o e el oo e e el oo lesionle e e el