Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1922, Page 27

F RN If thix ad is breught before July 30. Miss Fleet Late of Lansbureh & Bro. and Woodward & Letbrop. " Open Evenings. $30 Shantung 1115 —being . dressier wear. fering a most Grades up to gandies, etc. $18.50 and grades . $25.00 and good. Expert Marcel. .. 75¢ .50c Hair Dyeing. . . $4.95 Miss Louise Giuvanetti Late of Maison Gustave snd Lansburgh & Bro. = Garden Rose Beauty Parlor 1110 H Street N.W. Franklin 2224. Expert Service. JUST RECEIV ED—100 Beautiful New Fall Dresses, in the newest Canton —Black, Brown and Navy. Special at $25.00. All Spring and Summer Garments MUST GO! Prices Slashed Regardless of Cost Silk Dresses For Sport and Afternoon Wear Formerly $25 to $60 Now $12.95 & $19.95 Any Hat in the House, $1.98 to $3.98 All Sweaters and Blouses at Big Reductions THE LOUVRE Important Sales and carrying with them—big Reductions Summer Dresses «—in the charming silks, designed for all oc- casions — Street, Fancy Georgettes, Canton ’Crepes, Crepe Romas, and many effective combi- nations—handsomely embellished and of- exceptional opportunity for choice. $ 34 :50 All Wash Dresses We've placed the entire remaining stock in four groups—Imported Ginghams, Linens, Ratines, French Voiles, Normandy Voiles, Dotted Swisses, Shantungs, Or- $7.50 and $8.50 'l; grades ....... A $4095 Mono,;mm'qnd $13.50 and $19.50 Summer Stationery Every Cloth Suit " Included, of course, are the dressy Trico- tines and Cords—in their exclusive models, which will be as fashionable for fall as And Sports Suits that are always Take your choice from $1000 to $47.50 A lot of Shantung Silk Suits—$25 .50 and $29.50 values..cececceeccccscesa slg = | Women's City Club s = To Hear Delegates Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, chairman of the luncheon committee of the ‘Women's City Club, anncunces th 13 in response o the numerous requests . from members of the club to hear the accounts of the two recent con- ventions, there will be a special | | luncheon at the club, Saturday, Au- gust 5. at 1 o'clock p.m. The guests of honor and speakers will be Mrs. Lyman P © mstedt and Mrs. Mina C. Van Winkle, N | Mrs. Sw. .. cdt was a delegate to the biemnial convention of the Ni tional Federation of Women's CH at Ghautauqua, N. Y.Nand vl ¢ the interesting sidelights on the notable women wio a zonventlon, and the significant action taken by them. Mrs. Van Winkle, chief of the women's bureau, was one of the few women to attend the conference of police chiefs at San Fran- cisco and. will tell of that interesting gathering. MISS HELEN MAE KRYDER, Daughter of Mra. Charies R. Hughes, whose marriage to Mr. Willlam F. Fall will take place August 5, Program on Whistler Closes Memorial Tea 5 Series of Miss Mock | An Extra Joseph Pennell, Artist's Best Friepd, Aids in Honoring Memory. Miss Byrd Mock gave her tenth and last memorial tea in thé series on great Americans in_ her studio, “At Ye Sign of Ye Mocking Bird,” in the old Brick Capitol on July 17, the nineteenth anniversary of the death of James McNeill Whistler, one of America’s greatest artists. Miss Mock was fortunate In having secured for the memorial Joseph Pen- | nell, Whistler's best friend, and him- | gelt one of the world's foremost liv- ing artists, who has just returned trom an extended sojourn in the art | centers of Europe. He came down from New York especially to assist in honoring the memory of his former friend and co-worker, whom he char- { ('} acterized “the greatest artist Amer- | ica had ‘produced or perhaps ever | would produce, and one of the lead- Ing artists of all time.” i Mr. Pennell said that neither Amer- | ¥ ica nor England had appreciated Whistler's genius during his lifetime | and that no commissions for portraits were given him by American Presi- dents or even by a congressman of either house, and that the only crowned head to recognize his rare genius was Phillip IV of Spain, who gave him a commission for his por- trait. Mr. Pennell in commenting said: ‘e do not now know what Phillip 1V did. but we do know what he looked like, thanks to Whistler.” | “Only a few people appreciated | Whistler,” added Mr. Pennell, “but | there are only a few people In the | world who can ever be persuaded to accept_what is good for them.” Mr. Pennell's appearance in Wash- ington is always an art event, and 6n this special occasion. the first in which Whistler's memory has been honored, members of the Arts Club ! of Washington were special guests, and Mr. Pennell had a most appreci- | ative audience. i It was regretted that the ralnstorm ! on Monday afternoon prevented the ! (b} party from going to the Library of |ff Congress, nearby, to view the famous | Pennell collection of Whistleriana, with Mr. Pennell to comment and ex- 1117 F STREET plain the wonderful collection he pre- sented last year to the United States government. The memory of Thomas Jefferson also was commemorated on this occa- sion, the month of July marking the | ninety-sixth anniversary of the death of the framer of the Declaration of Independence, who was also Amer- Ica’s first rival patron of art and who served on Washington's first board of education. | held for clearance Senator James Thomas Heflin of | Alabama, a distant relative of Jeffer- son, had prepared the memorial ad- dress on the third President, but was detained in the Senate at that hour ! to vote on the cotton tariff bill, and | so had to cancel his speech, but Dr. W. E. Stafford of the Arts Club spoke | briefly on Jefferson before introduc- | ing Mr. Pennell. In memory of Thomas ! Jefterson, Mr. Norman T. Munder of | Baltimore sent down by apecial deliv- ery during the program a beautiful | copy of the Declaration of Independ- ! ence, printed In the shape of the Lib- | erty Bell, on real sheepskin. This was to be presented to Senator Heflin following his address, Appropriate music was furnished for the occasion by the noted ‘cellist, Pal Langer, formerly of the Royai Servian Orchestra, who played Tschai- hanson Triste” and Handel's Afternoon, Sports and *“Largo. Mrs. Samuel Dorsett presided at the punchbowl. She was assisted by | Mrs. C. Dell Floyd of Seattle, Wash., | who is spending the summer in the! Capital city. Mrs. Dorsett was the model chosen by Paul Bartlett for the figure of “Peace Protecting Young ; (i Genius” in the center group over the ! [’ House wing of the United States Capitol. f & Distinctive Styles in $9.75 || ®Brewon Bngemitey o vty Ocoatien TweLFTH STREET =r $14.75 o0 $19.75 Because cleansing with neutral coap and fre- quent application of e suppiemented by spong- ing with Phantom Pow- der—does leave the skin ; THE SUNDAY -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Values Steadily Increase S Ve 1216 F Su N.W. As the Season Advances! Good business demands that our stocks be materially reduced in the six selling days before stock-taking, on August lst—yet we cannot forego making purchases when we find manufacturers willing to dispose of our kind of merchandise at extraordinarily low prices! ’ Between the two we shall offer this week some of the most remarkable values of years. We cannot remember when there were such opportunities for purchasing apparel of dependable quality at such low prices! And this shop, as you know, stands squarely behind every purchase made, at whatever price! Now is the time to shap with economy! 22N Misscs Printed Crepe, 81315 Misses Imported Checked Gingham, $10.50 Gingham, $10.50 Dotted Batiste, $10.50 A remarkable sale, including our own stocks and special purchases. Every style in the Second and, Third Floors. All Misses’ Cotton Dresses gnlire Stock, Without Exception—In Three Lots, at $5, $10 and $15 Choose from these pretty dresses now—and there are hundreds of them at End-of- July prices! braid and white organdie ruffies. Never were Such frocks for $5.00. And look at the colors—navy, red, rose, Copenhagen blue and white, red and white, green and white checks. French ginghams. too! Svme- are coal dresses, very smart indeed; others are made with crisp organdie collars, cuffs and vests, or linen collars and cuffs. At $15.00 They are all simply fascinating. pink and white. —$10.75 to $12.50 imported ginghams, chambrays, tarred and figured voiles and organdies, In the daintiest styles. Some straight-line, with pique collars and cuffs, others with effective rick-rack $13.75 to $16.50 Frocks—as cool and pretty s anyone could wish. Sheer French voiles. imported dotted Swiss, ratine, organdies and soft dotted and barrea volles. "Yes, and —Look what we have at this price! Linen Coat Dresses, Ratine Guimpe Frocks—or- gandies and imported dotted Swisses, in youthful bloused styles; hand-drawn French voiles, with organdie collars and cuffs or embroidery trimmings and reck-rack brald. Maize, jade, salmon, red, Copenhagen, brown, navy. All Misses’ Silk Dresses —that were $25.00 to $27.50—to go at. .........c.c..... sl3.75 Fancy and plain silks are both included in this sweeping reduction. Misses’ Foulard and Printed Crepe or Plaln Crepe de Chine Frocks and dainty striped washable silks. They're just the kind you ought to have right now. Slip-over styles that are so becoming, and straight-line hemstitched models. In the printed crepes are white grounds, with gold, Copenhagen, tan and green stripes. Others display navy und tan grounds, and the plain crepes are in navy, rose, jade and henna. Sizes 14, 16, 18. 50 Fine Silk Dresses for Missés —that were $50.00 to $65.00—choice. . .. ...... ... .......$28.50 Handsome Silk Frocks—Some of them three-plece cape models. Attractive Straight- line Dresses, in Canton crepe, roshanara and soft georgette. Beautiful high shades— or it you prefer a dark dinner frock. that is here, too. Elaborately beaded stylex and lace and georgette combinations, in white, Copenhagen, henna, navy, tan, red, fuchsia. Clearance Extraordinary OF OUR 2 High-Grade Footwear Entire Summer Stock—Every Shoe Except Staple Lines—Pumps, Oxfords and Evening Slippers—NOW REDUCED. Brown and Black Calf—Brown and Gray Suede and S Patent Leather Low flat heels and welt soles; high and low Baby French heels with hand-turned soles. Imported Donegal Lovely Wraps and Ci kasha, marvella’ and veldyne. away with you to wear on Coo frocks. Effectively trimmed with fringe, monkey and Navy, black, tan and gray. $29.50 and $32.50 Shantung Silk Suits $18.50 The coolest of them all! box, plaited backs and quality Shantung, beau caracul. patch pockets. $9.00 and $10.00 Grades—From Our Regular Stocks $4.50, $5.95, $6.95 Pair $1000 Pumps, including black kid, patent leather and biack and white satin pumps with- out straps, high and low Baby French heels; also black satin pumps with saddle strap of . silver brocade, junior French heels. Pair— JULY 23, 1922—PART 2. girdles. Values steadily $55.00 Well-Tai Top Coats, with com sleeves. All of them belted. $75 to $115 Capes of the Fur Display—Second Floor. - Both Women and Misses Can Get the Kind of esses They Want Tombow —Greatly Reduced! - Women’s French Voile Dresses —regularly $22.50 to $26.50—your choice for. . ... ... Lovely Summer Dresses that are in the greatest demand that launders so beautifully, orchid. tangerine. lemon, maize, flame. saxe blue, flesh and white. hand-hemstitched and embroidered. Som ctive Venise lace and embroidered organdie collars. bric. This lot also includes 50 Dresses from stock—regular $15.00 and $16.50 values—in dark Normandy voiles and tissue voiles. you'll like them. —that were $11.50 to $19.50—now. ... ... ... $6.50 and $10 Cotton pongee, rep, epongee, ratine and linene, all smart style frocks—tailored and trimmed—in materials guaranteed not to shrink and not to ihde. aw dreeses like these at such low prices. tex cloth garments famous, and the styles are just right in every detail. worsted embroidery in bright and interesting colors; others are trimmed with hem- stitching. regret it if you don’t buy one! French Handmade Cotton Dresses They have been $25.00 to $42.50—tc goat. . ... $16.75 & $23.75 Everything about them is French—the fabrics, the handwork, and. bes eer French vi rawn. hand-tuckel -embroidered scallops. side panels and wide sashes. mint, leather, rose, corn, nattier, flesh and white. Regularly $22.50—now. . . .. One of the smartest of all the novelty voiles, in navy, black and brow made with crisp white collars ana cuffs of embroidered organdie and attractive taffeta Sizes 34 to 44. Dresses of Beautiful Crepe Fabrics That have been from $40.00 to $65.00. . . . ........... Handsome Dinner Gowns, Swagger Sport Dresses and Tailored C them beautifully made of the smartest fabrics—Roshanara crepe Crepe Romaine. winkle, rose, white, fallow and beige. Reductions—Suits and Coats increasing— assortments, too, are fairly good now. ilored Top Coats, $26.50 Tweeds and Smart Camel's Hair fortable loose backs and raglan Finer Sort, $49.50 apes in velette, fallle, roshanara, Just the sort to take 1 evemngs over light long-line beltea jackets. tifully tailored with inset and mean more even than they look when you consider that all these sf $3.75 Feather-Weight Chiffon Silk Stockings A most attractive summer stocking, dainty and very smart. In_black, fawn, beaver, Five Inspection Days Beginning Tomorrow—Monday—In-Advance of Our ‘f * Summer Sale of . - FURS! The Public Generally Is Invited . Here will be displayed the New Fur Fash- ions for the coming winter—obtainable in our Summer Fur Sale at substantial reduction! Selections may be made and _“arments Isid aside until the beginning of the sale, on Monday, July 31. 3 Thus, if unable to attend the sale when it starts, you can take the opportunity to secure the garment of your choice this week. height of summer fashion. White, Pre-Inventory Clearance ! . - ’ o For Street Wear—For Dress Wear Women’s Stockings ot oS At Extraordinary Savings ¢ 7 —1 fall goods expected to arrive. OUllln‘ée'{'Iga(b;r‘;lyO;IE‘é:kazg t:errc’) it wgc have taken drastic reductions— reductions that SOCIETY. D ) I ) A A L N A “Frank R. Jelleff, Inc Misses Canton Crepe, $28.30 Canton Crepe, Canton Crepe. 829.50 $29.50 2 o Every dress well made. Saiz on Loth Great Purchase of $10.50 Beautiial French volle in the most ravishing shades of rose, lavender. peach. Some are daintily ne are tucked, and they are finished with the Ribbon sashes, and some Better make a point of sceing this group— Wooltex-Made Wash Dresses You never heic aw The tailoring is of the kind that has made Wool- Some feature leather, lavender, Copenhagen and pink. You'll rose, green, tam, of all. the le, soft crepe muslin and batiste, so exquisitely hand-sewn, and hand-fagoted. Some are delicately be'tded; others have There are slip-over and bloused effects. Attractive pleated And the lovellest colors—white, coral, sunset, gray, orchid, $13.75 n. They are Plaid Voile Dr $29.50 t Dresses—all of ‘anton crepe and . black, tan, peri- Some are beaded styles—all are most effective. Na Do not wait too long. $39.50 and $45.00 Ripple Capes, $18.75 Take your cholce of silk or sporty camel's hair and some brocaded roshanara in black and an attractive tan camel’s hair model. Both ripple siyles. $79.50 to $95 3-Piece Silk Suits, $39.75 They have been $79.50 to $95.00, and there are only 10 left. Three-piece Silk Suits, with straight-line dresses with looped panels and long ripple capes. In cool velette and rosianara crepe. White, tan, navy and black. $55 Navy Twill Cord Suits, $34.75 Twenty-five Smart Suits, with becoming long Several styles with panel jackets. Navy twill cord, with fine quality crepe Fine linings. Also a panel box model, wich self-tucking. It can be worn With or without a belt. Ideal for ; traveling. ‘ 4 WE MUST CLEAR tockings are Jelleff Quality! $2.95 nude and gold. Silk throughout. 00 Tan Calf One-strap Pumps and two- i f 3 .00 .50 Novelty Glove Silk Sty Wil i SacAe bACK T S anlts e $2.25 and"$2.50 Thread Silk Stocking? Baseed “smu“. 4 Cuban heels; also one-strap patent leather and Pure thread silk. Think of it—at t lss % - Eects in dull black calf pumps, with hand-turned soles .9 low price. Two “““’;' fnylelse d,‘é * b‘fg‘-x{art.wlhzir‘l:y ?:;‘:ven“gr:; t :use .,:dsz.35 \ ir— - tive il arance and of splen 2 3 3 , y and French heels. Pair. t“;::r’l‘:‘ ':“:m’; In white—and B o Phtack Bwith' " cusect: St i G e L » $9.00 and $10.00 Black and Brown Calf Oxfords, Pointex heels, with welt soles and Cuban heels; also Black and Brown Kid Two-strap Pumps, Dark Brown and Gray Suede Two-strap Pumps, Fieldmouse Brown Kid One-strap Pumps, with French heels and 5 hand-turned soles and Black Satin One-straj Pumps with cut steel beading and junior Frencfi o heels. ' Pair— Large Women’s Suits and Wraps Garments That Prove How Smart the Large Woman Can Be $45.00 to $65.00 Wraps for $25.75 Btraightline Coats of navy and black tricotine. Capes and ‘Wraps in fvia and suede cloth. They're all wonderfully at- gwu;:o' and. suited to large women. Navy, black, brown and rrel $85.00 and $110.50 Costume Suits. for ; Large Women, $44.75 roshanaras, Beautifally “tailored and * designed, . sepectally tor. lergor womern. Of navy and black cordine, eff w{nm«lm s brasd ribbon and em! e, follo thros, cloths, silk eponges.and silk knits. Not one that isn’t out of the ordi- $1.25 Chiffon Lisle Stockings Full fashioned and of very fine, even 95c weave. In black, cordovan and russet. Newat $11.75 ‘White' and > Blacx and White Striped Skirts that are exceptional in both style and guality. They are . hand-drawn ratines, fringed eponges, straight-line tricotines and plaited and straight-line. Canton = crepes, basket $2.25 Siriped Silk Stockings The smartest kind of sport sgockmzs.s 65 with corded stripe—in rose, beige, cor- o dovan, polo and white. Lisle top and re- infovcegfiheel, toe and sole. Dress Slip Days All Kinds of Slndowmf SIipoLy e dy wears them, we've in a supply. y'1l be md:';‘:r. ;::rty:-?o;r:’w. Tub sliks, satins, radiums, in white, pastel shades and dark colors. 3 Tub Silk s'n"fi S391§'| de hadow-proot ight-1 shirred at the hips, w: ep, shadow-proo! hcms:l‘d‘l nln';:l; T anished hemstitched top, with self-straps. In flesh, white and navy. e s $7.50 Satin and Radium Slips, $5.00 Soft satin and attractive satin striped radium, with hemstitched top and self-etraps. Made with gathers at the hip and hip-depth hem. Flesh snd orchid. :: R 3 i . Sk s:‘“ 1 ilored styfe, with Beautiful quality radium, in the popular tallored styfe, hemllltc‘l:ed bo‘lcc {op and yoke and self-straps. . Shadow-proof, with shirring at the hips. Navy and black. ; Satin Slips, $7.50 , * Straight’ with hemstitched bodice top and self-straps. In flesh, light blue gud white. 3