Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 9

RIERER{ s e L T T L A AN L3 el Sl Al Sl LAl Al Sala Al Sl g Al g Al Jalba Al Lol Gl S Al Sl Al Sl el al Sl Sl g sk Al gl Sl LA Al ol Sal gl &’%@'fi@'fi‘fi‘&fi THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. __ |Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) S. A.; Capt. D. 8. Seaton, U. 8. A.; Capt. Richard H. Leigh, U. 8. N.; Maj. Otto M. Lawrence, Mr. Paul Wooton, Mr. Harry Fulton and Mr. Walter S. Erwin. = Maj. Gen. H. P. McCain, U. 8 A., and Rear Admiral Joseph L. Jayne, U. 8. N.. have also been invitéd to be present. Fine Quality, -~ All-Wool Bolivia Coats A Sale Boum{ to Attract Attention at Maj. James A. Ullo, executive offi- cer of the adjutant general, will make introductions at the Pennsyl- vania Society reception in the New Willard Hotel tonight. Boxes have been reserved for wounded -soldiers from Pennsylvania now in the local hospitals. The principal wpeaker at the meeting will be Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania, who will be the guest of honor. George O'Con- nor, well known baritone, will ren- der wmeveral melectiéns, which will be followed by dancing, with music fur- nished by the Keystone Orchel!rLI Handsomely designed and tailored to a degree of perfection only found in much higher priced coats. Large, stylish collars and cuffs of self material. May be worn <with or without belt. Exccllent quality satin Linings. A sclection of the smartest winter shades in misses’, 14 to 26; women's, 34 to H. Another Coat Sc‘.zle, 65 We have just recewved this purchase, permitting us to place thein on salc at a January pricc. Lustrous soft® pile fabric, self-trimmed - or :ml{t largr: ham{somc fur collars. Belted and silk lined. Every detail of their making will appeal to you. All sizes for misses and women. Other Coat Sales—$59, $75, $95, $119, $135 to $195 This Sale of New Dresses Presents a January $2 5 Price Markoab. .- cvvoiioe o Clever mew styles in canton crepes, satin-faced cantons, crepe de chines and lovely lace creations for cvery occasion during the holidays. Also Poiret tills, tricotines, wool crepes, especially designed for strect, Among those who have taken boxes at the reception are Secretary of Treasury Andrew W. tary of Labor James J. Davis, United States Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed. Mrs, Mary Scott Townsend, Mrs. W. Ha Brown, Representative and Mellon, Secre- Campbell, Representative Anderson H. Walters, Rep- - and Mrs. Samuef A. Ke: and Mrs. Howard 5. Reeside and Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum. n line will include Maj. io, who will make intr nator and Mrs. David James J. Davis. Representative and Slo. H. v s, Y Watson, Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall. Mrs. Adam M. Wyant and Mrs. Anderson Walters.” Admission will be H. ' membership card or guest cards o i ' which may be secured from the s Jretary. | Miss Adelia Burdine and Mr. Michael tJ. Downey were married in the rec-! tory of Si morniu diate mony. Miss Adele Jonscher acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Raymond J. Mc- Awhinney as best man. The couple left immediately for Florida and Cuba and will be at home to their friends Aloyslus Church Saturday nly members of the imme- es witnessing the cere- after January 1, at 4229 3d street k i 5 S5 northwest. Miss Burdino is a gradu- . . Sports wear and business. Trimmings of sclf materials, hand braiding, ate of Holy Cross Academy and veny silk ststching, beading. High shades, black, bro navy, reindeer. popular inpthelvoungiset SandiN e iDowney is connected with the Parker- Misscs’, 14 to 20; women's, 34 to 46; also cxtra siz Brawner Company of this city. Another Dress Sale, *39 In modcls designed to scll greatly in excess of tomorrow's special price. A dress for every possible occasion—the dance, the party, dinner wear, matinee, street and business. Chsffon wclvets, exquisste laces, won- derful canton crepes, crepe de chines, satin-faced cantons, fine Poiret twills and tricotines. All reqular and cxtra sizes, in high shades, black, navy, browns, reindeer, etc. Capt. F. I. Sheffleld. U. S. A.; Mrs. Sheffield and their two daughters have taken Apartments at the Burlington Hotel for the winter. Mrs. Daniel Lathrop of Concord. Mass., the well known writer of childre storfes, 18 in Washington over the win- ter and Grafton. has an apartment at the Mrs. C. H. Stockton will not observe her usual Wednesday afternoon at home tomorrow. . William Clark Taylor will he uest of honor and speaker at the subscription dinner of the Women's City Club tomorrow evening, his subject ing “Your Money and How to Invi 1t Miss Hope K. Thompson will speak on her experience at The Hague | while attending the sessions of the Nor- | wegian claims commission.” Among the s will be: Miss Rohleder, Mrs. An- Miss T. M. Swormstedt, Mi Leonard, Miss H. C. Randall, Miss H. Fren — : 3 § 3 : 3 : Lawyer, Miss Hazel Swift M. E. { Black. Mies Watt, Miss G.” F. Bolomon, Miss H. M. Barbour, Judge Mary O'Toole and Dr. Josephine Baird. Under distinguished patronage the benefit being held at the home of Mrs. ll‘amnbell Forrester was opened yes- terday., Many articles of rare in- Il?re-s have been .placed on sale. Among the contributions made by Mrs. Forrester, herself, are cartoonss, which appeared in Berlin at the opening of the Franco-Prussian war; 2 poem in manuscript by Samuei| Taylor Coleridge, valuable drawings: | an antique Swiss watch and a col lection of coins. A beautiful pastel by Stickney: a canvas by a di:s-] tinguished artist of the Dutch school and a plece of Japanese embroidery are among the other articles placed on sale. The bridge tables proved to be very popular during the after- noon. Tea was served after the games. The benefit will be continued ’tomorrow. 1109-1111 G St. N.W. Open 9:15 A.M. Close 6 P.M. . The Gift Store for Women .- Offers Unparalleled Values in This Sle of Fur Coats ) Values Up to $125.00 Solve the Gift Problem el By Taking Advantage of These Specials Silk Un derwear Solve the Gift Question By Giving Her a The Ideal Christmas Gift Waist or Overblouse $2.98 Miss Hope Palmer of Lakewood i the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. {Duvall at their home in Bencroft place. Miss Palmer is Mrs. Duvall's slster. Erlebacher Is . making the task ofl “What to Give” easy with these practical appare]l ‘suggestions— Silk Underwear 5@!&’%&‘%@'%%'fi%!:’&'&%?'8‘@’&%?'%@%'&%&’6%%%2‘2@!@4%2'#@&@2@%'3 KRRVW/AILRI/RVEVRR @m@@é«@%@%@%mmwm ; Every woman loves a pretty blouse and we have hundreds of them. Silk Blouses $5.00, $5.98, $7.98 Up Beaded and embroidered models in all the Values Up to $4.98v. .. ... Crepe dc chine and radium silk Teddys, Com- binations and Step-ins, in white, flesh, orchid, All daintily trimmed with fine lace and ribbons. . light blue, etc. A RO PR AR IR SN I SIS NA A NS very smartest new styles and colors. Very s”k Hos"ry unusual values. ’l Z ’ H Camisoles. Special af New Wash Waists F renc ] ewelry f iy $1.98, $2.98, $5.98 Skirts | 2 Practicall limited vari s ‘ ! Sill: Underwear. $. ... $1.98 from ek v B R0 B Sweaters ! 5 S - do collars and other neck i Crepe de chine Teddys, Combinations, Cami< m'iuf&.??’ Tx;(:e-quarur and long sl | soles, Van Raalte, Vanity Fair and Kayser Si e : g cleeves. 'l Scarfs ans . The Gift of Giits Handsome e Blouses A Bath or Lounging Robe $3 98 $5 98 ] d $7 98 French Bags | ana i 3 2 5 = Breakfast Coats . Made of bést Beacon Robing in a number of beautiful styles—charming col- orings, finished with pockets, satin trimmings and heavy mercerized cord girdles. All sizes up to 46. . All boxed with individual care ‘and attractively ' priced Shop Early - Give Gloves No woman can have too many pairs. Two-Button Kid Gloves $2.75, $2.98, $3.75 Gifts of Hosiery are always appreciated ¢ Silk Hosiery \ $1.25, $1.98, $2.98 Leather and Beaded Bags If you are in doubt as to what to give solve the questtion here, ‘Where selection is greatest. Chiffon H Leather Bags Long Kid Glooe $2.98 to $5.00 Pair $1.38 to $15.00 g S to $9.! _ anity Cases P, | e s Erlebach Fabric Gloves * $1.25 to $3.98 Pair e ebacher HLELEDEDEVRVEDLDERVEVEDEDEVEDE DRVETRVERE $2.98 to 1210-1212 F St. .00 throughout are of similarly high grade. - gift choosers think much about. E T AT oA LS S ST S AT L 2ol S S A Ll LAl o S S SRS e S C. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922 1216 F St. N.W. ’t Put Off Chri : Don’t Put 1ristmas! i This is the time to do Christmas Buying! Shopping is pleasant, stocks are overflowing with the i! prettiest and most attractive things, and salespeople arc ready to serve you promptly. e And at Jelleff’s there’s a standard of quality that makes gifts from here doubly worth while. Associated with ours are such names as Centemeri, in kid gloves; Mark Cross, in leather goods; Sorosis, in footwear; Gold Stripe, in stockings, and “Vanity Fair” in silk underwear, while our stocks P. S—A big shipment of holiday merchandise has just arrived from Paris—Beaded Bags, Silk Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Blouses and Novelties—different and inexpensive. None Quite So Pretty As the Handkerchiefs at Jelleff’s Centemeri French Kid GLOVES Meet every demand for gift gloves of pre-eminent dis- tinctiveness.! Of rich, excel- lent stock —so faultlessly fashioned and so perfectly made they make an irresist- ible appeal to-those women who appreciate supreme quality. Centemeri “Long Gloves” for Evening 8-button length, white... 12-button length, white. 12-button length, black a colors .. 16-button le primrose . 16-button len 20-button lengt white ... ‘We were so careful in their sclection. Many hours, many days, many weeks were put into the choosing of these Christmas Handkerchiefs—that you might be provided with the finest pos- sible linens, the most delicate embroideries, the most desirable styles of initials and the most effective novelties! And here they are for you—Come and see them. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c¢ Pure linen; white or colored, with white and colored embroideries. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 35c Pure linen, with white and colored embroidery—also colored novelty prints and hand embroid- ered initials; pure linen. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 50c h\l\’hite and colored linens, with hand embroidery and handdrawn threads, rolled hems and 74- inch herhs. Finer Handkerchiefs, 75¢, $1.00 and Up For men or women—choice assortments—corner designs, initials, hand hemstitched, madeira embroideries, spoke hemstitching and unusual novelties from abroad in great variety. Handkerchief Novelties From Paris New arrivals during the past few days—printed crepe de chine Goli Handkerchicfs and printed Georgette Crepes. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 35¢ Pure linen with hand embroidered script, block and oblong initials, 35c each—3 for $1.00. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 50c . Pure linen with 13 and %3 inch hems and hand-embroidered initials—also glain handkerchieis with handdrawn threads. Centemeri “Long Gloves” for Street Wear 8-button pique, white, tan, brown. mode and black, $5.00 12-button length, black with self and white em- broidery Street Floor FROM PARIS! $12.50 to $22.50 Each Stunning new ad\'anc? styles in beaded overblouses of crepe de chine and gcorgette crepe, in exquisite shades obtainable only in foreign materials. A charm- ing gift. 5O Becond Floor .PE;ls'TlCOATS! .95 and $5.00 Something any woman would appreciate and something few REVEVEVEVELVEVERVCVEVEVERRVYIVEE I4 - L All-jersey in ‘the cleverly de- signed flounces and radiums, with pleated and ribbon-trim- mwie | Silk Stockings That WEAR Neckwear? The kind you will want to give for gifts—These are the famous $6.95 to $30.00 o - a Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Sold in Washington exclusively at Jelleff's! Silk 100% pure—beautiful in appearance and protected from those ruinous “runs” caused so often by garter-clasp cuts by thé patented gold stripe. them—and like them. Nothing could be daintier than a bit of neckwear. Here are new creations of fine mnet trimmed with real filet, Irish and Venise laces, delicately embroidered by hand, also real lace, Bertha and panel collars in duchesse and princess laces. Street Floor Exquisitely Dainty Are Gifts of Silk UNDERWEAR Crepe de Chine Chemise, of £o0d quality, in flesh color, white, orchid, sky blue and 'peach. elaborately trimmed or filet and val laces. $2.95. Radium Silk, Crepe de Chine and Satin Chemises, unusual values, in flesh color. white, orchid, sky and peach: exquisite- Iy lace trimmed or hemstitched models. $3.85. Crepe de Chine Gowns, in flesh, orchid and white: yokes' trimmed WEVEVLRVEVERES [ e -4 Most women know with val or filet insets, also afi:\gj—ed models with picot edge. With Mercerized ’ With Handdrawn Open- Strest Floor Garter Hems, $2.00 Pair Garter Hems, $2.75 Pair Work Clocks, $3.50 and Extra Heavy, $2.50 Pair $4.25 Pair The thing to do is to buy her Gold Stripe—one pair or half a dozen pairs in an imported box.—Street Floor. Felt Boudoir Slippers —enter logically into the category of useful gifts. They'rc here in be- wildering assortment—a myriad of colors, and each pair representative of substantial savings. BLOUSES! Make Handsome Gifts We have a wonderful lot from two of the leading makers, whose concentration on Christ- mas specials has provided some of the most unusual blouse styles of the season. Special No. 1— Handmade Dimity and Batiste Blouses, $2.00 The Dimity Blouses are hand- drawn and hand-embroldered; the batiste are trimmed with Irish_and filet picquot; tuxedo and Peter Pan models. Special No. 2— Handmade Voile and Batiste Blouses, $3.95 Volle Blouses, in tuxedo and Peter Pan models, with filet and Irish—batiste in frilled models, with narrow filet, also tuxedo style, with wide Irish. Special No. 3— Lace-Trimmed Handmade Blouses, $5.00 Six. beautiful styles, all with 2 = wide filet lace on V, tuxedo or Quilted Satin Boudoir Slippen 2.00 B Women'’s Felt Boudoir Slippers o In all popular colors—ribbon trimmed, silk pompons, soft, warm, padded soles. Felt Boudoir Slippers $1.90 d Cut extra high; soft padded soles and hecls; old rose and blue; embroidered in contrasting colors; pompons in self celor. Peter Pan collar, and also on cuffs. Drawn-work and embroid- ered dots—all by hand. o! s In nine popular shades, v;m\ silk pompons Special No. 4— and soft, padded soles ° Lace-Trimmed Handmade ———— Four exquisite styles—with real filet lace on collars and cuffs, in tuxedo and V neck models—Irish lace adorns frill model; hand- drawn work and inserts of filet. Satin Mules Felt Boudoir SI’ “ $3.50 SI N.n' Soft, padded soles am‘i heels. i. » ¢ and Low baby French heels; leather soles. Five Lace-Trimmed Handmade lavender, with light tan collars. attractive colors. B $9.75 A Gift Unique—A Pair of Slipper Buckles Ruffled Blouse of fine French volle, with wide Irish lace on LRVEVEVEVELVL DRV VRLERLEVEVEVEVELES Sollak ana ¢el; Claborate Basd: | | Rhinestone Buckles......$300 to $800 Cut Steel Buckles.......3360 to $30.00 e atwort 5 Street Floor -— s ~ >