Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1922, Page 29

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ALBERT FALL, Wife of the Secretary of the Interior, who has just returned frem New York. Booker, both of New York. She is entertaining two house guests, Mrs. John Zollars and Miss Capital Society Revels at Various Summer Resorts Seashore, Mountain and Country Places Each Claim Their Quota, Lured by Tennis, Golf, Polo and Like Sports. Washirigton society — diplomatle, resident and official—long sought the North Shore as a summer playground, Manchester, Gloucester, Nahant, Bev- erly and other points claiming their quoto, but the world war brought a change, and this season for the first time in years that section is claim- ing its own. Narragansett Pler, with a revival of tennis and golfing and the Point Judith polo tournament in view, is also gaining its share of attention, while Bar Harbor, with its tennis week and other ‘attractions, and White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., with its constant lure of outdoor life on the mountains, are each fast claiming their share of Washington folk who take July and August as a play time. Mrs. George Cabot Lodge, who was abroad last season with her family, has . arrived from Washington with her daughter, Miss Helena, and they are occupying <Lodge Villa on CLff street, Nahant. The villa, once the home of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge’s grandfather, is am old-time house with an expanse of veranda around it both on the lower and upper floors. Seemingly gray with age, the house modestly stands in Nahant's choicest region beneath many trees and screened -from the roadway by Its sightly -hedges. Down the hill slop back of the house is the old garden, still a joy to garden lovers with it beds of old-fashioned flowers. Mr. Ector O.-Munn, who will eoon sail for Europe, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. C. A. Munn of Washington, at Manchester. Charles M. Amory, & son-in-law, also spent a- few days at the MunM residence re- cently, where: Mrs. Amory and chil- dren are spending the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George von L. Meyer, Jr., of Longmeadow, Hamilton, Mass., entertained as their house guests over the Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Jagues -of Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Balch of New York. Mrs. Meyer and the children Il ‘go to Marthas Vineyard _this week.to spend the entire month of July with her mother, Mrs. Philip L. Saltonstall. Mr. Meyer will go down for the week ends. Some week end | during the months Mrs. Meyer will return to Hamilton to entertain Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darlington of Pltts- urgh. Mrs. Marshall Field of Washington, aunt of Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, will gecupy the Beveridge residence at Beverly Farms this season. Mrs. Bev- eridge and the children have been.in Beverly, ‘but will soon return to In- dianapolis. Mr. ':&n Mrs. J’-z’:l M.’ Green of nj - have e art {n"the. Perkins cottage, one. of the most attractive of the oceanside group of cottages, on property adjoining the Oceanside Hotel at Magnolia. - Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Johnson and Miss Dorothy Johnson of Washington |y, are guests at the Th , Rocks, Gloucest pewala i Miss Kathleen Kiine of Washing ton- is_ registered at th Inn, Eastern Point, Glogjc!e’l.l:r..lmrna Gen. and Mrs. Fountain of - ton have leased the Cl.l.klnol cx:l‘:em{t Eastern Point, Gloucester, for the sea- son. . Mrs. Joseph Reese i; - ber of e w;#:fi#"g§§|fi':=z Thn, Gloucester. " ST Mg d M ¢ AR T ey aughte Mrs. Cyrus Robins M ' laining o return again fom whe Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton th, retired rector of St. Johms. Chuneh 1o ‘Washington, is spending the Mrs. 81 of the season -at Cottonfleld, his Ips- with mith | wich to Bar Mrs. J. E. Pillsbury, wite o Ty, wife of the late the-summer months. | ler:d at the Hotel Preston in Swamp- scott. Admiral and Mrs. H. H. Sutherland are spending the summer in Nahant, where they are registered for the sea- son at the Edgehill. ‘The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., has long been a fa- vorite midsummer haunt of Wash- ingtonians, and because of its fa- mous baths and thermal establish- ments gained renewed popularity during the war, visitors finding rthe elevation productive of cool nights, while the days are never too warm for horseback riding over the many beautiful mountain trails, golf, ten- nis and an all-round outdoor life in an environment of great natural beauty. This has been so enhanced by architects and landscape gardeners during the last few years that the sojourner may now enjoy the de- lights of a splendidly cultivated e tate of 7,000 acres set down in the midst of one of the most beautiful mountain sections of America. ‘Washingtonians are prominent in the large cottage colony which sur- rounds the Greenbrier, and cottages have been taken for the season by Judge and Mrs. Milton Elliott and their family, Mrs. James R. Branch, Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer and Mrs. K. B. Cooke of Washington. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Chatard of Washington are among well known visitors who have returned to Green- brier for the season. Miss Laura K. Plunkett returned to Washington last week after a short stay at White Sulphur. ‘With a revival of tennis and golf- ing and the coming junior polo cham- plonship. matches in the Point Judith tourney, Narragansett Pier, R. I, is looking forward to a season of sports | in the open, and it is certain that there will be considerable ‘entertain- ing by members of the villa colony ‘when the polo stars arrive here from England and other parts of this coun- try for the championship events. An official invitation has been extended to the English polo team, which is ex- pected here under the captaincy of Lord Rocksavage, who is well known at Newport and Narragansett, as he has played in previous tournaments. On Long Island the Army polo team is now engaged In practice, prepar- ing for the Point Judith tournamen and among the prospective members of this team are Gen. H. K. Bethell of the British embassy at Washing- ton and others from West Point and the 3d Cavalry. Miss Elizabeth Zolnay will return to Washingtoh today from Annapolis, where she has spent the week with Mrs. Louise Livonow. Princess Ghika spent July 4 at Southampton, where she was the guest of Miss Mary E. Williams, and during her - visit was among the guests at entertainnients given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mellon, Mr. and Lucien H. Tyng and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eliot. Mrs. B. J. Stevens has gone.to New. London, Conn., where she is at the Mohican Hotel. Mrs. R. D. Love has'gone #0 Jame town for the summer. : This Beautiful 3-Piece Suite sale of made-to-order over- stuffed. furmiture, exactly as il- lustrated. Covered with ta 2 8 or velour, with loose cushions, full spri .and ‘backs. You ha: privilege o‘f selecting AR wWe 4 SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER WINDOW gmo ES, DRAPERIES McDEVITT Manatdeturer of Overstufted .SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGT A A A AT L N ) X X SR AT Sweaters—Clearance! A tableful of odd sweaters at reduced prices on our main floor. $298 Tuxedo Sweaters, 95c Lt i 2 $77 to $10.00 Jersey Coa Sleeveless And with sicerds. Serviceabl amortment of colors—siip-over and coat styl ON, D. U, JULY 9, 1922_PART 2.~ S I I &/ 1msFSUNW. Clearance - socC A quality we would Becoming, IETY. usually . igew, . $7.50 with scalloped bottom, pockets and sash: trimmed with the sauciest ruchings of the same meterial. Lovely colors—Rose, navy and French blue, light blue, wislaria, flame Sal With stocks heavier than ever, before in early July—with inventory staring us in the face less than k reduction of at least $100,000.00 during the next four weeks a prime thirty days away—with a stoc necessity— our Clearance Sale takes on an imperative aspect. action during the entire month is the stors Suits—Clearance!—Second Floor Tweeds, Tailleur, Costume Suits—all at prices ' that hardly seem possible—but this stock reduction makes them a necessity. $30.00 to $40.00 Tweed Suits Sport tweeds, of high quality, for vacation wesr. Tan, rose, green, A hellotrope, Copenhagen and gray included. ‘The long line panel and belted styles. Distinctly an opportunity; sizes 34 to 44. $55.00 to $69.50 Suits Navy blue and blsck, tricetine and twill cord, the sort of suit one buys with fall in mind. Strictly taflored styles. 1ong end medium length potk- ets, belted and without belts. Remarkable! $95.00 to $115.00 Costume Suits Reductions thxt make immediate investigation worth while. These o handsome sults with embroidery and braided panels; navy blue and black; twill cord, cordine and piquette. Splendid clothes beautifully tailored and clearance reductions more llke September than July! $75.00 to $89.50 Tailored Suits Talloring such as you find only in high-priced suite. Navy, cosdine A and twill cord with panel box and medium or long line belted codts; straightline, with one-button fastenings. Only a most un- usual clearance makes this price possible. ¢ / $79.50 and $89.50 Silk Suits Even silk sults are in the clear- ance! Three-plece costume models 9.50 of velette and block Roshanara. Smart straightline dresses with looped panels and long ripple capes; white, navy, tan and ack. > Coats and Wraps—Cléarance! 2nd Floor The force iof our determination to reduce stocks is seen in these prices—starting as low as $9.50. 59.50 $25.00 Sport Coats Smart %-length tweed coats, for the motor and .vacationing; just that knockabout coat every one needs. Tan, green and Copenhagen blue shades; raglan or close-fitting sleeves. $45.00 and $50.00-Sport Coats $33.50 Our finest tweeds, tailoring to match quality! Diagonal tweeds, shadow tweeds and stunning mixtures made into coats of smart style for street, travel and sport wear; coats useful until November! $45.00 Silk Capes $ 4‘.50 This is a mixed group, black brocaded Rosh- anara silk crepe, silk canton crepe with caracul collars and motor capes in camel's hair, in tan and black. All of them big values! .50 $50 and $55 Coats and Wraps. $28 Wraps and coats for all occasions, in a varlety of styles, straight line, well tailored models. draped or panel back effects, of veldyne and cordalura, in navy, Sorrento. fallow and mist; Where could you find a quality coat at such a price again, and you'll need it when you go $65.00 to $75.00 Wraps Coats, capes and wraps that you can wear now and in the fall. Quality fabrics and tailoring that is perfect; beautiful veldyne, Arabella and Pandora of softest, finest quality, in navy, black, Sorrento, fallow and gra DRESSES COMING AND GOING! While clearance is vitally necessary in our dress departments, we shall continue during the month of July our special purchases of summer dresses to meet the enormous demands of the season! The public will therefore doubly benefit. $14.50 Dresses A purchase of lovely dark colored Reorgette - look business—navy and ack grounds, with white figures —crisp_embroidered organdle col- lars, cuffs, pockets and vests give a becoming light touch. There are long tunic models, volles—they smart for $36.50 Lace Dresses The loveliest after- noon and party dresses —the kind that are usually so very expensive—but here they are in the clearance Silk lace combined with georgette and Canton crepe in fascinating draped and blouse styles—white, black and cornflower. 50 with pleated ribbon trimming. Sizes 36 to 48. $12.50 to $16.50 Dresses All the dhinty summer in ideal vaca- o Normandy, flowered, dotted and piain voiles, and flowered batiste: imported plaf ginghams in light agd dark colors. The styles are fas: fabrics, tion frocks. dotted dotted swiss and $8.75 and $10.00 Dresses Fresh, New Dresses, every one o of them, but priced low because they are a spe- cial purchase. Dotted voile, organdie, checked gingham, flowered batiste — just _the coolest fabrics—made ~with ruffied tunics, draped tunics and blouse effects —dainty lace and embroidery make the collars. There are both dark and light colors. Sizes 36 to 40. For Large Women— rtuni 11- The opportunity for large women to buy we tailored garments at such greatly reduced prices is indeed an event! $55.00 to $69.50 Suits Especlally designed for larger wom- 52950 en—suits that show qtu-mydm evary, . Some strictly ored, {::reldlol'::lly :mbroldere . Long-line panel and d tyles in navy and black twill cord an ?:l‘::td(n:.y You won't be able to duplicate this quality at such & price anywhere. d C: for larger ‘Wraps, Coats an 'apes $29 50 womenpln Bollvh.bCordn.lurn l-nfl"l':‘lj; ot tine. Why not buy one now % ?o:ecxnnnyce price and keep it for the fall? Con- sérvative styles, straight or draped, wit] ::o!v]! fortable loose sleeves. The capes are full ripple styles. Tan, navy and black. \ Blouses! Clearance! All kinds—cottons and silks—at prices that fairly take your breath away. All of them are summer styles—lots of them are quite new, b‘ul sizes are broken and stocks must come down! $2.00 Tailored Blouses o ter blouses of dimity, voile and batiste— “‘(“B‘_Yne‘l %reter Pan, Tuxedo and frill styles—and _long and short sleeves. Trimmed with lace and “colored bindings. $3.00 and $4.00 Tailored Blouses $1.75 ‘More smart blouses for sweaters and sport sults—Dimities, dotted Swisses, batistes and voiles in Peter Pan and tuxedo models. Trimmed with crisp little colored pleatings and dainty laces— Long and short sleeves—Broken sizes. Tailored Cotton Blouses 2.75 ‘Blouses taxen from our regular stock—only one or two of s kind—Dimities, and batistes, with Peter Pan and tuxedo collars and long sleeves ith turnback cuffs. -Trimmed with real Irish picot and filet laces, or dAinty collars and cuffs embroidered in colors. 9390 1o 9585 Hiaduads’ Bloess $4.85 French volle and batiste—all made by hand. Only one or. two of a style, each one beautifully hand-drawn and trimmed with filet lace. $7.50 to $895 Silk Blouses Slip-over and: tie-back models to wear with silk skirts—Crebe de chine, printed crepe and peb- ble crepe. Lovely colors. Mostly two-tone effects. Long and short sleeves. 38.95 36 to 42 A wonderful chase of dresses. Imngine with white, collars and cuffs. $13.75 to $16.50 Silk Blouses Beaudiful c’epe de chine in tie-back and regu- lation styles. fome are beaded—others are em- broldered in colitrasting colors. Only one or two of a kind. Brokén sizes. Stockings—Clearance! We've delved down deep into stocks—this means a sweeping $1.75 and $2.00 Silk Stockings, Pair 95¢ 1d-fashioned clearance -sale ofiAnlI'l' odd palrs—full-fashioned c“le-asrolnce nowf 3 Stockings, - Pair ,650 A miscellaneous lot of sport stockings of gcod quality—pure and fiber sllks with clocks, ik and lisle, together with light< wnght- silk ‘wool, plain and clocked—a_ mighty good assort- ment, of colors in the lot. mavy, russett 1 ml ! your cholce! $1.00 Sport © 85¢ Two-toned sport * lisle _stock- ings, drop stitch and wide ribs. Very special at. n.lo—-iyn blue, 3 brown 5,00 Jtly Imperfect—run of the lengths e P Tietly frats. Take binck 225 to $4.00 Stocks Jot of extra fine, full-fashion- ed? pure silk stockings, with silk rter hems—plain and fce . open work patterns, in & All ent $32.50 Shantung Dresses They muake the love- | liest traveling dress and they are so cool— slip-over, blouse and coat styles, with collars of embroidered batiste or Tuxedo revers and long tunics nating. Sizes of selt material. $17.50 and $18.50 Silk Dresses "% $12.50 hs i a Just 50 of these 0 silk dress for $12.50! Printed crepe lovely dresses in the de chines, light and dark grounds, green, navy, jade, tangerine and orchid prints. Made in simple blouse and straight models—and some have pleated tunics—embroidered batiste Sizes 36 to 44. $35.00 and $38.50 Silk Dresses clearance. Beaded Can- A ton and Georgette crepes, dotted foulards and tailored crepe' de chines. Styles for street land dress, in both light and dark colors— navy, black, white, rose, orchid and French blue. rose, black, Skirts—Clearance! 8875 to 51650 Skirts $4.75 A clearance sale in earnest—taking in one hun- dred of our skirts of the season’s best styles at this one remarkably low figure. Skirts of all Kinds— black and white striped skirts in prunella cloth and bedford cord, baronet satin skirts in navy blue and black, striped prunella cloth skirts in navy blue and tan, blister tweeds, silk velette, plaid sport. spun _crepe, striped eponge, checked ratine—Don’t you think you can find one YOU WANT2 $12.50 to $16.50 Silk SKIRTS $8.75 50 skirts in this lot—and every one of them in one of the season's smartest fabrics—Roshanara. Fantasie, Follo Thro, striped crepe and sportspun crepe. Think of buying a skirt at this price, just at the height of the silk skirt season! $40.00 and $45.00 Riding Habits 529,50 A sport shop reduction—come—get acquainted with this attractive feature of our store. Riding habits—tweeds, homespuns, mixtures, tam. brown, gray. These habits are smart style, semi-fitted and belted and offer an unusual opportunity. Vacation Hats At July Clearance Prices $7.50 to $15.00 Garden Hats Lovely, big shade hats of hair braid and maline. some trimmed with s 50 flowers, others with ribbon. Brown, i gray, black and beige. $18.50 to $35.00 Dress Hats Large and small shapes of beau- tiful Milan straw, silk and hemp and s 45 taffeta combinations—trimmed with e flowers. Scarfs—All of Them to Go! Qur entire_stock of 295 Scarfs, radically re- duced—beautiful fibers and thread silks—plain colors and figured. effects—all the scarfs that are being worn—at ridiculously low prices Mon- day! Don’t you want one? All colors in fiber double scarfs. $4.75 and $4.95 Scarfs, $3.95 Checkerboard scarfs of lustrous fiber in every imaginable color combination. Scarfs, $4. 7 Pure silk, single scarfs in the lovellest weaves. Heavy thread silk in smart Parls red or the © $8.00 to $10.00 Scarfs, 36.95 Heavy thread silk in smart Paris red or the New York butter colors. with striped borders. $4.50 Silk and Wi Two-tone stripes of fiber silk and wool, effec- tively combined. s Glove Clearance! Radical—Our entire stock of famous makes of silk gloves at two prices. Y _ Silk Gloves Best quality Milanese silk, in :hu-l popnlnrgsc c black, lver, oak, fi brown and naturelle. !-b:::tnn pair to sik §1.85 ar match .each costume. ~You can afford to at this price. it e $1.85 fancy of - golora—logk 3 _ ant we have your aize. The need for immediate and continued apparent—and is reflected in the prices we name throughout Misses—Clearance! Third Floor. Qur surplus stocks are quickly disappearing under the influence of clearance prices. Our third floor shop presents a busy appearance these days! $25.00 Capes Of fine quality navy merge, beautifully Wool- 59 tex tailored. Who wouldn’t be thrilled to get one at this price! $25.00 Sport Coats Wooltex Coats with - pmart woorter $10.00 “look.” - Straightline, in brown and tan. $29.75 Sport Coats Limile filu e fant $16 orchid—just the right ,50 kind for summer—and they are all lined with radium. .75 Capes Think of a lovely Veldyne Cape at such 19 a price! Here they are—full and ripply—in rose, tan and light blue. $45.00 Topcoats © Swagger Tweed Topconte, tn & simple DLSel tailored model. You'll need an ‘“extra wrap” when you go on vacation! Tan, brown, navy, light blue and orchid. $65.00 Capes Beautiful quality Marvella in tan, .7 taupe, brown and Copenhagen. You can wear one over your suit late in the fall! .75 Tweed Suits Who ever heard of such a price, even in s7 a clearance—but they must go. Belted models and orchid. $35.00 Tweed Suits A smartly tailored strie i orenia. rose $10.00 and light blue. For sport or travel. $39.50 lmgorted Tweed All imported tweeds and made in such ot 910,98 fective styles! Tan, brown, gray and light blue. in rose $49.50 Navy Blue Suits All beautifully tai- lored in _ vouthful z ,7 box-coat styles. $55.00 Tailored Suits Straightline Suits or Nty Hicotne $24.75 the kind “you will want all through_the fall. $65.50 to $69.50 Twillcord Suits i Straight tailored or loose box effects in 36.7 smart navy blue. $98.50 Costume Suits Three-piece Suit of Twillcord with hand- 549. somely beaded dress and box coat. $135.00 Silk Suit Orange velette com- bined with white. 549, 0 Three-piece effect with straight dress and cape. $25.00 Silk Frocks Adorable Printed Crepes, Dotted Fou- 312,75 lards and Canten Crepes, in simple little straight- line styles that look so cool. $48.50 Canton Crepe Frocks Henna color, in a 00 becoming straig¥iline sie. A lovely trav szo' eling frock. $39.50 to $110.00 Canton crepe and lace and georgette combinations in the loveliest stvles. Straightline and draved effects. Two are Poiret models; tan and black and white. $59.50 Dresses Beautifully beaded. straightline frocks, in 526,50 orchid, red and fushsia. = Buy fall! one now for the anity Fair Glove Silk Underwear Vests and Bloomers. ......... *1.95 It doesn’t seem possible that such luxurious glove silk gar- ments as “Vanity Fair” could be priced so low—yet here they are— brand-new—but the price is worthy of a place in our clearance sale. $2.50 and $3.50 Vests Of that finely-woven, wonderfully durable .9 glove silk with taflored top .and self-straps. Also plus 4-inch vests with hemstitched top and self straps. Flesh color. $350 Glove Silk Bloomers The same wearable Vanity Fair Silk in 31.95 Bloomers with elastic at waist and knee. All reinforced. Flesh only. Silk Underwear—to Clear! We stop at nothing in this July Clearance. Silk Underwear of real quality is here at the lowest prices. $5.00 Silk Chemise Radinm and Satin Envelope Chemise in o the loveliest tailored models with tucked vokes. Also a few satin chemise trimmed with ace. $3.00 Silk Underwear Radium and Crepe de sl 65 Chine Vests and Step- o ins, in comfortable. wearable tailored models. light blue and orchid. Flesh, Shadow-Proof Dress Slips The Undergarment Sensation of the Summer Tub Silk Slips Straightline or shir- red at the hips with F deep shadow-proof hem, hemstitched top and self-straps. Flesh, white and navy. 50 to $8.50 Slips wina St “srie 99,00 Shirred at the hip line— hemstitched top and hip depth hem; flesh, white and orchid. Leather Goods—Clearance! 65 Splendid Leather Purses and Bags taken ffom our stocks for clearing Monday—just odd pieces—nothing really wrong with them- i & % Fitted bags of vachette, pin straps and handles. Each one has blue and green. Even if you don't price and put it away for fall! il $7.50 to $9.50 Leather Bags $5.00 Pin seal, vachette, real calf, morocco and cow- hide, in the smartest sort of bags and purses. Arm and strap handles. The loveliest colors. . gray, tomato, purple, French blue, ro: brown and black. il seal, calf and ecrase, with leather a mirror and purse. Brown, black, need it now buy it at this clearance Don’t Forget the Summer Footwear Clearance Several hundred pairs of just the kind of summer shoes you want—and look at the July rices! Of course, sizes are broken, but in so many styles. surely your size is included. $1000 Pumps ' $4.95 There are a few oxfords in this Jot, too. Black and brown kid, black calf and“patent leather— Some pumps with straps—some without. $1090 Pumps $5.95 Tan calf and tan calf and suede combinations—strap pumps with Cuban heels and welt soles. $10.00 and $12.00 Footwear $6.95 Gray suede, gray kid, dark black kid, black and tan calf are —astraj them when cold weather comes. brown suede and dark brown and in this group—Shoes for everybody pumps and oxfords—just right for now and you can wear Umbrellas Down in the July Clearing! About 100 pieces in the two special lots for tomorrow— $7.50 Silk Umbrellas A low price, indeed, w for Umbrellas of this R quality. Sun and rain silks - in . nayy, purple, green, brown, taupe and red, with bak lite handles, tips apd ferrules, in all white and colors to match silks. Leather straps. $8.50 to $12.00 Umbrellas Finest taffeta In the smartest styles. Bake- lite handles, tips and ferrules. The colors are purple. n, brown and black, It's a big op] nul:ny to buy a“really fine °