Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1923, Page 45

THE ' SUNDAY' _STAR, Senator and Mrs. Couzens Prominent in Civic Life Senator James Couzens and Mrs, Couzens are among the important ad- ditions to the ofuclal circle, not alone because of their grat fortune, but be.! cause of their many :.ctivities | everything which touches civic life. 8inco the demands of public business (called the senator to Washington Mrs. Couzens. has béen -ynable to ter- minate her connection with many en- grossing interests .in Detroit, and until the new CongTess'convenes next | December she sees. small prospect of setting Ner mind to finding a home in the National Capital. She will, how- ver, join Senator Couszens some time next month for a visi. Both she and her husband have led xciting life since November 23, roesbeck appoir RIS I IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IRIRD ‘New Sport SHrb—Hen! $8.50 $12.50 $13.75 ‘A new lof of skirts—depicting the newest style trend ‘in sport skirts—just received. Wrap around, panel and straight-line models with deep side pleats and inset hip pockets. Camel’s hair in plain gray and 1216 F St. N.W. tan shades or attractive plaids. More New. Goods at Clearance Prices - Our,January Sales Start Anew Tomorrow! Remarkable purchases bring Winter Coats, Suits, Dresses and Accessories at prices astonishingly low! Our own stocks also in final and absolute clearance! Plenty to choose from—but do not delay! Shopping now means securing styles you wish—as well as these remarkable values! -TWO GREAT PURCHASES OF : Fur-Trimmed Coats . —combined with our own stocks:ready for sale tomorrow in three big groups. Most extraordinary values! Materials, styles, colors and furs are all most desirable—good size; ranges in each group when the sale opens in the morning! $79.50 to $95.00 $110.00 to $135.00 $69.50 to $75.00 Coats Coats Coats $66.50 - $88.50 $44.50 A big group of handsome High chusv.dmuerm-]and f,\;rs g : —v, t coats. Here are straight-line .,1,::::' c:.':,“:gw (:,,’,'0:; “~“‘}': = coats of marveline with huge beavér or squirrel collar and blouse~ styles — soft pile -, cuffs. Wing-back coats of mar- 3 5 : shawl collars of wolf—blouse coatings, including arabella, coats, of arabella and olonzo pannevelaine, normandie, delandora and mariano, with beaver, wolf and Iynx col- Lined with cream and rose silks—fitted with mir- rors and swing purses—some with small coin purses. and mirrors. Self covered handles and jeweled clasps. % They furnish that style note which all seekers after the new appreciate, & z an w °d the » remaining ewberry's term States Senate. That or of Detroit and Mrs. | Couzens had, -after much planning, slipped_off to New York to pass & quiet Thanksgiving day with thg t daughter, Miss Madaline Couz-| ho is completing her studies .n o sthool, and incidentally to rovide for the good time of Mr.| ank Couzens, who had just been rried and was with his bride spending the honeymoon. But With the news of the appointment to the national . legislature the Couzens'| holiday came to.an end before it had hegun. for the mayor and his W nd Mr, and Mrs. Frank Couzens eparted at midnight before Than and their much planned| cas eaten in the er, they have| to Miss Madaline Couz "': g ted busy first off EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE! $7590 to $9500 $€P €).75 Costume Suits - 39_ Elaborately fur-trimmed! One of our manufacturers moving to a new location disposed of these beautiful 2 and 3 piecg costume suits to us. -Each individual suit is a handsome creation—of high- class materials and making. Blouse box and panel styles of lavely velvety fabrics in navy blue, black, brown, Malay, cinder gray and Sorrento blue—with collars and cuffs of mole, beaver, squirrel, ‘platinum wolf and caracul—some also with fur borders. 5 These Suits range in size from 34 to 42. Sale in our Women’s Suit Department, Second Floor. '$59.50 to $6950 $) .50 Tailored Suits 26 i A companion offering! g veldyne, matleen, velvo suede and cordine—being smartly an ca made amends ens for deserting her so suddenly November. | ator and M wuzens give the | r of their children as four, and | from friends is it learned that, little girl Betty is.a daugh- | al adoption. and . a. .War to whom Mrs. “ouzens h:\fll ecome deeply attached after nursing through a long illness following 33 ath. She is the baby and it is in behalf of 4 he big home on Long: fellow avenue has been kept going all the winter and that Mrs. s has not spent more time in Another daughter i8 Who is twelve. She i3 near Detre MISS NINA LUNN, | Daughter of Mrs. Wallace H. White, jr., wife of Representat. | Maine, who recently announced her engagement to Mr. Rohert 9t Wheeling, W. Va. The wedding will take place in the early summer in || Auburn, Me. l]: nr]\hu ¥ i - Sndigoatins o Mys. Strohecker Gives . | party for Her Daugl'\tersl Airs, E. L. | arens’ party { her home at daughters, Jeanne Kinsman and Em, f the former nine and me[ ifty-second Wedding Anniversary Observed and Mrs. Isaac Ottenberg cele- rday afternoon injbLrated the fifty-second anniversary 16th street for her |of their marriage last week by a dinner of twenty-five covers, when B their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph e o Jammeir Pirihday | Ottenberg, Mr. Melvin Ottenberg, Mr. Mrs, Strohecker invited a company of | Gllbert Ottenberg of the Maryland | twenty of their pla to help | Medical University, Mrs. Jennie O. | them celebrate yes {ummu, Mr. Julius F. T. Berliner, - Tong the directors i | L ope e e | Miss Miriam Be: Mr. and Mrs. || 9 y‘\‘vhv‘nhruxm' a religious | Beach-McRae Betrothal | David Pressler, Miss Mildred Press- 1 e fawn and nude. F lly A g|ler M. Normen Pre Mr. and ormally Announced|\irs. Louis Ottenberg, Miss Regina ! Ottenberg, Miss Miriam Ottenberg, Louis Ottenberg, : Miss Rosa £ D and Mrs. and the who is a need only road to his rohecker give a chil-i Mr. Tria 1598, when Canadian by birth ad . short distance on the Mr. Couzens gest fortunes wife ha share of the responsibilities which wealth brings wnd unflugging zeal. She < Eenator belong to so many the pre. ong_the chich both i yers, the Hills Country Clubl the @ Hunt and the Golf Club. or is at present th s1- Dbtroit Chamber of Com- 1e of the directors on States Board of €O The s dent of th Adeeply concerned in al { ana has been one of its conspicuous hostesses. Roth are members of the Presby- terian Church, and though they have hat as vet selected a place of wor- ship in Washington, it is probable that when they estab) a home here! they will become members 9( lhi‘l .V Church of the Covenant. Senatol Couzens' parents, Mr. and e among the sturdy an of Hy ark troit. and they are sit to their distinguish the capltal vella_ with fox collar and cuffs. Blouse wraps of gerona with X P Iynx collars and cuffs. Straight- with large beaver or squirrel line coats of medalist with squir- = I styled with long strapped panels. short box eflects, blouse collars—straight-line and side 1el collars and cufts. ckets, , including nav: . H g velveé vra - e e e “Llue- and narten—also brown and tan f“é";‘“g Wisps. ]°f r“"“‘_"‘ PR e AL L mixtures, ) and lustrous with large wolf ang cuffs, and straight-line coats lars. Some also with fur E:lah:: ca:];i“cufiss. o: sq]ulrrel Aolg (\’f.“dglxamnrz. jand ol‘;mznfl\\' h fox n ( 1 l = black v s. Best colors. / and lynx collar and cuffs. Navy. cufia. Colors here are black o o 5 . i Niwa: s kit fox, cinder, Koran, Hawaiian, = 4 . Silk Stockings at Special Prices jizes, Navy, black, cinder. Ma- - [ L6, 0 iy ™™ HEWERIAY o on, Malay and Sorrento = lay, dark brown, Koran and kit This gives an idea—see these - F‘l‘l Fa’l‘mned 65 fox. j handsome coats early! blue. - Silk Stockings g B Extra $2.00 Grade for. ... 15 NEW DRESSES IN A SPECIAL PURCHASE! This is an extra silk s!(;cking’ opportunity, limitfu}’ }03!510 7 [ ° o dozen pairs of an extra quality—clear, even weave, full-fash- . m?ed s!;)lk stockinAgfi at $1.65 pair. Black, cordovan, russet, mode, armlng prlng ro c s $ £ sizes. . - A General Clearance of Afternoon, Street and Dinner fashions—just the most refresh- < S st ° ing when vou are tired of the winter frocks. Sale at......... po]t dckl!‘gs The beautiful new assortments specially purchased for advance sale! Our entire stock of the most desirable silk and wool sport Canton Crepe, Trico-sham, Paisley, Roshanara, Fancy Prints, Cr. ~stockings now in two groups. Malcra Pasha New Twills, La’ Fl C, bixutio;;. y ts, Crepe Algera, $2 to $3 Stockings $4.50 Stockings The slim line again predominates—for garnitures, there are ribbons, flowers ¥ Empress Eugenie fischu collars, lattice work, ribbon girdles and some wonderfully Pair l .7 Pair ® beaded designs. & SThe Best Furs In this group are both Fine grade English stockings Colors—Wood Brown, Lanvin Green, Beige, Navy, Black and Gray. ol- in - fir Over Twelve Years 'o‘::ih;v:nmlfx::hrl?vazx b :s::ck. hand - embroldered clock s A WONDERFUL NEW DRESS OPPORTUNITY! - ck, . tan, e o e By A amoagne, U™ gray, with self clocking. . WOMEN’S DRESS SHOP—SECOND " Our Expansion Sale Is a Grand Success To say that we.are gratified is put- ting very lightly our feeling for the GENEROUS RESPONSE which our patrons _have afforded us during this event. WE ADVISE, HOWEVER, that if you have overlooked inspecting these specials, DO SO AT ONCE, as we will withdraw this offer in a few days. Three of the specials— : FLOOR. Continuing at New Prices—Sale of Centemeri Gloves Large quantities and extraordinary values in women's gloves of standard Centemeri quality. " 3 Gloves for street and business wear—extensive variety in each size, though every line is not complete in size assort- ment. $4.50 $3.00 and $3.50 2-Clasp Gloves Strap-Wrist Gloves $1.50 pair $2.45 pair Fine French Kid; white, . Finest of French Kid; white. black. gray,,tan and brown— black, tan, brown, pearl and figque amd 'overseam sewn— oxford: self and two-tone em- Paris point, crochet and two- broidered backs with inserts at tone embroidered backs—also wrists to match embroidered one-clasp capeskin gloves; backs. Included also ln.(hk Pique and P.” X. M.—in tan or group—strap-wrist P. X. M. Cape- skin Gloves, in.tan and brown brown. Sell regularly to $3.50. ial! $5.00 1. Couzens asteemed suburb f tieipating ~d son and ity of thei Extra‘ordinary Purchase of Umbrellas Beautiful silks—beautiful handles—and a great assortment to choose from in this spe- cial purchase. 5 e - $7.50 Umbrellas, $5.00 “Red, green, brown, navy, purple, brown and taupe silks of excellent quality—wood handles with bakelite trimming and finished with leather straps .and all bakelite handles with straps and rings. “Smart looking, every one of them. $10.00 Umbrellas $12.50 and $15.00 $7.50 Umbrellas, $10.50 Exceptionally fine Navy, brown, taupe. quality green, black, purple, green, red and brown, -taupe, red. black silks with gros- purple and navy:. satin grain and satin borders. or - grosgrain - borders. Leather, amber, ivory Handsome handles— bakalite and pretty amber with overlay of carved wood handles— — ivory. ivory and amber tips _and_ferrules to combinations, wood and match. Umbrellas you amber, and carved would hardly expect at ivory; ivory rings and the price. side straps. New Blouses at Savings Two special purchases of most styles to go on sale tomorrow wanted blouse Handmade Dimity Blouses.......szg Smart handmade Blouses in tailored styles, both Peter Pan and roll collar styles—with hand drawn- work and hand-embroidered dots—long sleeves with turned-back cuffs, very dainty and just the blouses for® wear with Sport Skirts and Sweaters Tailored Silk $ Blouses............ New blouses of the fine silk broadcloth and crepe de chine—with Peter. Pan long roll collars— long sleeves and turn-back cuffs—very desirable for street and business! Silk Petticoats . . " Special Purchase— Wonderful Values They're quality Petti- coats and they came to us because of a stroke of real good fortune. They were what the maker had left after the season end—all perfect—values simply wonderful. country. Mrs. Harding a Patroness For Southern Relief Ball Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Marshall ¢ are among those women heading the list of patroneeses for the Southern Relief ball to be given at the New Willard the night of January 22. Miss Dorothy Warren is chairman of the girls' committee and will have with her the debutantes of this and last season. Alabamans to Hold | Hotel Party February 1 Alabamans in Washington and their friends will gather in the ballroom of the New Willard Hotel Thursday ebruary 1, at 9 o'clock, for (their dress-up party of the year. Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, ‘chairman of arrangements, and. Mrs. James F. oh chairman of entertainment, ! arranging a very attractive fea- ture for the evening.’ - 8 J. Thomas Heflin, Repre- liam_B. Bankhead and TRepresentative Henry' B! Steagall are , § amons the box holders. 7 7 22, Typical Expansion Sale Values $169 Genuine ¢ ¢ Muskrat Coats$89'50 2 $5050 | Bl $69.50 Coats ... % 7 7 % W, ,,/ 12-Button Gloves—Speci: Centemeri French Lambskin Gloves, 12-button lengths, Unusual mueames:socomivenesernsssmansecee Silk Underwear—Underpriced Only occasionally does such an opportunity present itself—bécause it is only occasion- ally that even we, always on the lookout for advantageous buying opportunities, can sell such wonderful undergarments at such prices. \ Crepe de Chine Chemise, $2.95 $12 to $18 Silk Gowns, $9.85 Envelope Chehmise inhago\‘n' : t;zen cgarminhg and $12.85 tyles—flesh, white, orchid, light blue and peach. 3 < ; it tarlored models with- self or -ribbon_straps, or rMaonglo=that indescelbably pretty _ sillees handsome styles with yokes trimmed with Val :::elge g‘c‘; ?:stmw?:; ::dl(‘:,l;l_a“l‘:da er;‘:::i‘:l{’r:d vt 2 o e styl and Filet lace/ and lace insets. s | Sleaveleis, Z 2% 2%, ) % 7 Marmot - IN MAHOGANY STYLE “M” GRAND $1,375 p $6.00 Silk Petticoats - $4.85 . Radium, jersey and satin petticoats, tucked and hem- stitched flounces, straightline models embroidered in self $5.00 Silk Petticoats $3.85 ' Radium, jersey and jersey top with satin _flounces—s tucked and pleated floun: few fancy pleated and ribbon trimmed flounces. Black, navy, purple, green, taupe, henua brown, tan, American Beauty. $5 and $6.Silk Underwear, $3.95 Step-ins, Envelope Chemise and Vests of radium and moon-glo silks, tailored models with tucked and hemstitched yokes, some have deli- cate touches. of embroidery in self colors. Orchid, white and flesh. Some of the prettiest models of the year—regardless of the price. Cor‘duray Robes—New Lot! $5.90 to $9.85 Fine qualities, fine assortment—copen and cherry—lined or unfined—styled in such a way colors, In black, navy, henna, as to be unusually effective. Your long-looked- emerald, taupe, cocoa, Ameri- for. opportunity. 3 can.beauty and zinc. IF YOU HAD YOUR CHOICE OF PIANOS, WOULDN'T YOU SELECT A 'STEINWAY “THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS" Zi " The Clearance of Footwear Présents Most Amazing Values! ‘All ends of our:lines of high-grade Pumps,. Slippers, Boots and Oxfords now being'closed out. Size, of coure, are broken, but 70 72222 The Steinway Is ‘America’s Finest Art Product, and In Every Quarter of the Civilized World Enjoys the Distinction of ‘B‘ing THE STANDARD OF COMPARISON AND FIRST CHOICE there is good footwear to fit every ome. - 13.65 $3.65 remel Smek,, Fonatpu b ‘Women's trapl Pumps, with high and lo ith high 0 7 4.65 $5.65 6.65 %6.65 Formerly $9 and $10 Pair _Formerly $10 and $11 Pair Formerly $10.and $12 Pair Formerly $10 and $12 Pair neh -\ 29 pairs of Patent 46 pairs of Gun Metal 16 _pairs ofDark Brown 81 pairs of Gray Calf and Leather One-strap Pumps, Colonlal Pumps, Jjunior Kid Beaded Tongue Pumps, — Z els. T 7/ Of the Foremost Professional Musicians and All Lovers of Music Plan Makes It Our Special Payment Cfmop L. F Dute & Easy to Possess a Stei and Other Literature Mailed on Request . Exclusive Washington Distributors: Co., 1300 G | Piasts nstruments French he 37 pairs of Black Satin Pumps, with. high French heels. E 14 pairs of Black Satin Pumps, French 39 palrs Pumps, with high French heels. 28 pairs of White Satin . Pumps, with baby French heel < !;l‘vl.lu Patent Leather Pnnlnu with -high French heels, ( 8 pairs of Patent Leather m:& ‘with baby- French heels. of White Satin ° e Satrs of! Black: Xia '8 - Of 7 Pumps,” with _baby French (hogye ¢ Black Calf rs of Oxfords, low heels, medium ‘round toes. of Black Grain® with low dium round toes, 11 pairs of Cali One-strap. S - pairs ‘o 60 Tles, f s, with, Silver Cloth with high “14 pairs of Women's High kid. Th * French. heels. Shoes, tan calfand bl heels Patent Leather. Combina- tion Sport Oxfords, with low heels and medium Round toes. 41 pairs of Patent Leath- er One-strap Pumps, Wwith fawn suede combination, low flat heels, welt soles, 0:1 ‘pairs °1§fim;°k s-,z‘w1 lllr‘l e-gtrap m) high French st 5 25 pairs of Two-strap French Heel Pum, -black, 1d, gray with gray suede combina- tion, low heels. 14 pairs of Black Suede One-strap Pumps, with Cuban heels. airs of Beige Suede and Calf Combination One-strap Pumps, Cuban heels. ¢ 11 pairs Tan Suede and Tan _ Calf _Combination MMwo-strap Pumps, heelt 10 fpairs Gray Suede, Black Calf Trimmed, Two- low , strap Pumps, low heels. French heels. 19 pairs of Patent, Leath- - er Tongue Pumps, with Junfor French heels. 21 pairs of - Tan Calf Tongue Pumps, with junior French heels. . 17 -pairs ~ Blagk -~ Satin Beaded Tongue _Pumps, with baby French heels. 27 pairs of Black Suede Beaded ~ Tongue Pumps, with baby French heels. 23- pairs- of Black » Kid Beaded -Tongue. Pumps, with baby French heels. with baby French heels. 46 pairs of Black and Dark Brown Kid One- Strap Pumps, with Cuban heels. . 53 pairs of Black and Dark Brown Kid Oxfords, -with Cuban heels. 47 pairs of Women's Dark ¢ Brown Kid Lace Boots, welt soles, Cuban heels, medium pointed toes. 34 pairs of Women's Dark Brown Kid Lace Boets, low heels, round. toes and welt soles.