Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 9

- Penna. Avenue gzikz & QI’?_”H&‘,‘S Sale of Ladies’ Dress and Sport Low Shoes —embracing values up to $8 §3.75 The combined lots will include about 500 pairs —featuring 12 different styles—all of which are® extremely popular. Cut-out Sandals, Openwork Sandalettes, Sports and Flapper Pumps, Grecian Model Bare- foot Sandals, One-Strap Button Pumps, Two- Strap Pumps, Three-Strap and Buckle Pumps. The materials are Patent Leather, “Kool Kloth,” Beachtex Cloth, White Nu Buck, Ivory and Smoked Elkskin, Brown, Tan, Lotus and Mahogany Calf—White Canvas, Brown Kid and Black Suede. e The Sports Models are in the best of the fashionable combinations. They are on display in one of the Seventh Street Windows. " Seventh | FEATURE CULPEPER SHOW Best Collection Ever Ex- hibited in Virginia Is Shown in Events. Special Dispatch to The Star. CULPEPER, Va., July 6.—Blue skies and cooling breezes greeted the visitors to the horse show grounds yesterday, but the torrential ns of Tuesday night showed "their effect in a course ankle deep In red Culpeper mud, which was the cause of many minor accidents during the exhibition events. Mrs. Courtland H. Smith's Viking again won first honors, both in the handy hunter class, in which the jumps were diversified in a manner never be- fore seen here, and in the ladies’ hun- ters class. In this latter he was ridden by Mrs. Smith, whose horsemanship was superb. _Another fearless rider was Mrs. D. N. Lee, whose chestnut mare, Orange Blossom, got first in the free- for-all handicap and second place in green hunters, One of the most picturesque classes was the Corinthian, where all riders were in full hunting costume, the bril- llant red coats making a bright spot of color against the greensward of the pad- dock. The performance in this class was splendid, it being necessary to ride off several ties before the judges could arrive at a decision. Ponies Feature, The junior horsemen again came to the fore with a pony jumping class, in which ponies under thirteen hands were put over jumps of three feet by their child riders. The best collection of ponies ever shown here was seen in this. Lad, a cream and brown pony, ridden by his owner, Turner Rust Ratrie, won the blue ribbon. An in- novation was an {mpromptu pony race of one-half mile, in which the winner was Flash Light, ridden by Carroll Burgess, jr. Spencer Isley's Brown Eoy won first jumper, Anne Ford, was first in the and stables. Races were again most interesting and well filled and unmarred by any serlous accident. Summary of Events. Summary of exhibition events: Cavalry remount—Viking, exhib- itor, Mrs. Courtland H. Smith, first; Freckles, exhibitor, 3d Cavalry, sec: ond: Why Not, exhibitor, 3d Cavalry, third. Runabout horses—E: Chilton Yowell, first tor, Montpelier Farm, second. Green hunters—The Brown Boy, ex- hibitor, Spencer Isley. first; Orange , _exhibitor, Mrs. D. N. Lee, : Freckles, exhibitor, 3rd Cav- alry, third. Handy hunter class—Viking, exhib- itor, Mrs. Courtland H. Smith first: Do ¥Your Shopping Tomorrow Store. Will Be Closed All Day Saturday 1109-1111 G St. N.W. Open 8:45 A.M. Your Advantage to Be Here. Friday’s Sale Includes Over a Thousand Dresses * Fine ginghams, dotted swisses, gingham and organdy combinations, in a great va- 8 riety of pretty models. Every wanted color. L] $5.98 $10-98 $15.00 All sizes. Charming styles in gingham and organdy combinations. Dotted swisses with organdy collars and cuffs. Some are daintily trimmed with fine lace, and the sizes range from 14 to 44. Fine French and Normandy voiles, dotted swisses and many charming ginghams, in exquisite summer-time models—plenty of navy, black and brown, as well as the light colors. Light summer silks, pongees, Canton crepe, crepe de chines, foulards, georgette combina- tions and a host of other materials are in- cluded in the vast assortment that is in- cluded in this sale. All newest models—all ;vsl\nqtoed colors. Dresses positively worth to 5.00. TWEED SUITS JERSEY SUITS LINEN SUITS For a final clearance these suits have been reduced to practically nothing. Good colors. Broken sizes. You’ll want several when you see the extraordinary values in this Sale of Sweaters The values are up to $10.00. All-wool Shetland ‘Wool and Fiber Silk Sweaters, in number of styles, in slip-over and Tuxedo models—every wanted plain color and hundreds of charming combinations—all sizes. Wash Skirts Close 5:30 P.M. Two Days’ Business in One Big Values Bring Big Crowds That Will Make Friday the Banner Day of the Week—It’s to $3.98 500 More Beautiful From Me, exhibitor, George Robert Slater, second; Freckles, ex- hibitor, 3d Cavalry, third. Military Jumping C! Military jumping cl Cavalry, second: Flash Light, exhibitor, Car- hird. icap—Orange Blos- 's. D. N. Lee, first; Take It From Me, exhibitor, George Robert Slater, second; The Lamb, ex- hibitor, exhibitor. Furr Bro. Orange Blossom, exhibitor, Mrs. D. Lee, third. Ladies’ hunters—Viking, exhibitor, !} d ond: Freckles, exhibitor, 3d third, Summary of Races. Summary of races: econd race, five-eighths of a mile N Such, owner, Leith Brothers, 1, owner, M. W. Carte: 3 Third race, three-fourths of a mile —Low Tide, owner, C. M. Feltner, first; American, owner, F. W. Bennett, second; April Fool, owner, G. H. Slater, third. Fourth race, one mile—Robert L., owner, C. M. Beavers, first; Bill Sim- mons, owner, C. letner, second: Sir Mortimer, owner, Leith Brothers, third. Fifth race, steeplechase, two and one-half miles—Ann Excellence, owner, G. H. Slater, first; Hq owner, G. H. Slater, secon hampshire, owner, Millville !lhlrd. BALKANS ASK LEAGUE TO 0. K. TRIPLE TREATY Ben- Farm, Greece, Rumania and Jugoslavia Plan Protective Measures Against Bulgarians. By the Associated Press. BELGRADE, July 6.—The Jugosla- vian, Rumanian and Greek govern- ments are drafting a note to be sent to the council of the league of na- tions, In which protectitve measures, “external as well internal,” which the governments intend king against incursions of Bulgarian bands into their territory are enumerated and a request made for approval. The plan of action has been kept secret, but it i reported that it pro- vides for pursuit and arrest of bands now in Serbian territory and their dispersal by force if necessary. The Jugoslavian government is rellably informed that ‘such bands are being assembled on Bulgarian territory along the frontage. place in green hunters and his fine | (S irst race, local, | & MR. COOLIDGE SPEAKS IN VIRGINIA TODAY Takes Part in Launching of Cam- paign to Buy Kenmore as Na-’ tional Memorial. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., July 6.— Vice Prosident Calvin Coolidge, Sen- ator Carter Glass, Representative R. Walton Moore, and other distin- guished visitors arrived here today and were guests of the Kenmore As- sociation. At 6:30 this evening a buffet lunch- eon will be tendered the visitors on the lawn of J. W. Masters and a re- ception, to which the public is in- vited, will be held at the same place at 7:15 o'clock. ‘The mass meeting in the interest of purchasing Kenmore, historic home of Col. Fielding Lewis, as a national me- morial, will take place tonight in the City Park at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Kenmore Association. Vice President Coolidge will deliver the principal address. Senator Carter Glass and Representative R. Walton Moore also will speak. C. O'Connor Goolrick will preside. The Freder- icksburg Band. under the leadership of Prof. A. B. Bowering, will play. A list of canvassers and various committees have been completed for the classified campaign to save Ken- more, which will begin promptlyat o'clock tomorrow morning. The whirl- wind campaign to raise $30,000 with which to buy Kenmore is to be com- pleted at 5 o'clock tomorrow after- noon, and the receipts will be turned over to the Kenmore Association com- mittee at that hour. embroidered by our crafts women. What Trimmings Will Do Pictured above are two simple Frocks. Illustrated in the foreground is an ex- cellent example of hand-embroidered * trimmings, as de- signed and applied by us. Consult us freely. enhetmeris OF UNIQUES PIGHTH @ B STRECTS 1315 New York Ave. Through to 1330 H St. N.W. Is Your Wife About to Leave * —for the country, mountains or seashore? If so, let us care for the “inner man” during her absence. At BLOSSOM INN CAFE- TERIA you'll find food so excel- fent and environment so con- genial that you will never miss the “home cooking.” All your favorite dishes are hzre—gcady to serve WITHOUT DELAY. Moderate prices—no tips. FRANK P. FENWICK - A | Continuing Rizik Brothers Twelve Thirteen F. the Sale of Summer Dresses That Sold Up to $29.50, at Tedweed . $1.00 to..coecnenn Get here early for these, as the quan- tity is limited. Fine twill cord, trimmed with pocket and pearl buttons. Underwear at $1.00 Nearly 1,000 pieces, made of fine French voile and batiste; also plisse crepe gar- ments—the finest kind for summer time— Gowns, Teddys, Step-in Bloomers, Chem- ise, etc., embroidered and ribbon trimmed. have been reduced to $1.49 The values are up to $4.98. Fine French voiles, batistes, organdy and other soft summer materials in 2 wonderful as- sortment of Peter Pan and Tuxedo mod- els, embroidered, lace-trimmed and hand- made waists. All sizes, 36 to 44. - $12.50 Sports Coats and Suits That Sold Up to $48.60, Now 2250 = 608 TO 614 The House of Courtesy ' For Friday--- Effective Reductions on popular grades of Summer Frocks We are 'turning these comely Gowns over to your choice at —taken them from much higher assortments— il - Silk and Washable Weaves Crepe de Chine Dotted Swiss Denisette Ginghams Taffeta Linens They are all distinctive styles—clev- erly developed; and carefully made—plain colors and captivating combinations. Friday Clearance —offers these small lots at prices that are— —but fractions of the original markings— 42 Tweed Sport Suits— Sizes 14, 16 and 18 only....... 16 Tricotine Suits— Handsomely tailored models. B 20 Navy Tricotine Suits— 32 5_00 Effective designs .c..ocecvecvecscsccncsaoaas = 25 Sport Coats— 39,00 Herringbones and Sport Cloths....... oAl s s 29 Coats and Wraps— Exclusive designs ......cccceeccocecssosss eie 319;’§= 97 Voile Dresses— 36,90 Mostly dotted effects..... S A e 171 Gingham Dresses— $ Imported weaves; wanted colors....... 65 Sport Skirts— Baronet Satin and Eponge 89 Tailored Skirts— Country Club, Flannel and Rhapsody.............. $7 .95 15 Net Blouses $ 5.00 Charming models .. coesesnssesonaces ceeeeaaeaes 25 Ha.ndmade B].O\J.SCS‘— ' 32.29 —for wear with Sport Skirts......... e n S mara e g 30 Silk Gowns— 52,45 Crepe de chine, in Flesh, Orchid and White...... S5 9 Silk Gowns— High-grade Crepe de Chine, lace-trimmed......... 37.50 75 Sweaters— e 5.00 Fiber Silk, Shetland Wool, Silk Mohair... ceiee 60 Sweaters— : 37 .50 Wool Jersey, Silk and Wool combinations......... Bl - Choice of several hundred Sp9rts & Dress Hats Gathered into one group for closing out at. Many White Hats; others in the desirable summer colors. Many big Garden shapes—and others of dressy and sports designs —Baronet Satin—Georgette—Taffeta—Crepe de Chine—Ribbon and combinations of Ribbon and Milan and Milan and Satin. ELEVENTH STe v, cjoee all day Sat- urday until Sept. 9th.