Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 47

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, H. Dellinger will be the| Ladics” Committee Will Give Card Party. ¥he ladies entertainment commit- Tee of the Massachusetts Soclety have ing charge of entertaining the ladies excellency the ayors from the thirty-nine cities of Massachusetts ®ho will ateend the ceremonies of| Pplanting gnd 4 prizes will winpers in the vapi- beev engaged to Parmelee Zong, and Mrs. ot Chevy Chase, M4., ueste ser returned ity, where ‘{:our.:o P?o ;‘ i8c Tir oo ose > intex ’?flifimsmg\ RINSE | ing old cle look of Satin.Like Texture The incomparable beauty of |8 of women =~ that has 9m.red itself for a quarter 2 century, the staadard 3 bleaching 2nd beautifying | 5| Scientists long ago discove ered and mbmed i Nadx §| ola Cream, elements which blegch the skin and remove tap, freckles, pimples and or.h:r discolorations. Of its peculiar virtues, it tids \‘he of impurities and % mvukamoer.h and beautiful. ‘The 50c. package will re- move mild cases, the $1.00 gire more stubborn cases. Directions and guarantee in each package, at your toilet National Totlet Co.; Parls, Tean. n «Cllll H Kam Mrs. street eon snd bridge. Mrs. 2 ernoon at bridge in honor of Mrs. klin O. Johnson of Los Angeles, The twent: . the forty}founding of the E was held Wednes .fi intere he © 2 530 ‘o'clock B 1\m B. Ashdy Leavell on East Brad- v lane. fonal League of Women Voters | LU T T O R T T T TR T T T wha n-an dent o the Tniversity of Visglnia, is | ending seversl days with his par: | Mr. and Bowling, of Robert F. Fleming of Ingomar entertainad Tuesday at lunche Joseph B. Dowling of Kana- street, entertained Wednesday children's celebratien of the y-fifth anniversary the sting exerc w Or&n‘e Va. are spend. tion with their parents, idney R. Prince of Mc- nd Lesgue of Women eét Tyesday, March 20, e home of Mrs. Cunningham of the ceting. Baker of \(ck 3 MRS. MYRTLE MAY LOEBSACK, | Honorary chatrman of the general committee on arrangcments for the | ball to be given April 4 to raise funds for & home for widows and orphans of war vetersns. Steadow lane. Mrs. Bert Correct Styles in Easter and Mrs. bostesses. The program will consist entiraly of compositions of Mao- Dowell. The executive board met on Wednesday, March 31, at the home of Mrs. Joseph T. Maguire on Hesketh street. Mrs. Maguire and Mrs. rence Fortune were hostesses. Ralph H. Watson of 1 Pa.. has been the house gu s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Merrill of Melrose street ‘D.ncmg and Cards | Feature Program Miss Jean Barbara Anderson snd [N'n Marguerite E. Petty wers Los- tesses at & St Patrick's party gives |at the Elizabeth Somm The |evening was spent n dancng u:d ghylng cards, the prizés goin fiss Helen Graft. Miss Mildrad |man and Mrs. Helen M Carnes, aieer | which supper wis ssrved in the tea- |room. which was beautifully deco- irated in the appropriate |Among the other guests were |Josephine Shepard, Miss Minerva | Blessing. Mise Betty Stévens. Jiss | Belen McCarthy, Mrs H. Hirsch, Mrs. s Gertrude Ander- arine Bennety Miss Miss Dorothy’ Barns. Deth Holzhauer” | son, |Marte 3. Pe ley and Mis: Polo Ball Invitations Ave Now in the T'Iaxlsl w Footwear wE pride ourselves on always keeping up with Dame Fashion’s latest decrees in footwear; as a consequence, our smart line of new and exclusive modes prevailing this season embrace shoes that are not only correct, but the last word in shapeliness, gracefulness and ease. Your attention is especially invited to the new brown and gray suede pumps, also the rich satin and patent leather pumps; sport oxfo! and Russia calf. s in two-tone combinations, gray and brown suede Prices Start at Seven Dollars Hosiery for Easte Our Hosiery Department is filled with many beautiful new creations, embodying the latest designs, in a wide variety of pleasing effects “Wizard” Foot Appliances —are available for correcting any foot troubles which may now be bothering you. Consult our foot specialists in our Orthopedic Department, who will be glad to advise and help you. AMILY SHOE STOR JOS. STRASBURGER CO,, Inc. 310-12 Seventh St. McCall Patterns - - - - - - 114 G St. NW. . . . - Bramer & Co. Spool Silk With Easter Very Near The Sale Tomorrow Is Timely, Indeed, Offering Incomparable Values in the Newest and Most Popular Silks-- Embracing Stunning New Prints! 36-Inch Crepe Sunbeam The new perfect “Krepe Knir” fabric of $l 98 rich sheen, with soft drapxng, chn(- ing qualities; shown in the new ¢ol- ors, also white and black. 40-Inch Paisley Crepe de Chine A splended assort- ment af Arabic, Eg $2 59 tiant, Caravas ‘and Persian designs and colorings, for fashion blouses, dressés and “Bandanna” scatfs. 36-in. Egyp{ian Crepe Kuit Tutaskhemen Ere The Quant ao- 52 98 signs es) Df e m\siln.xe‘ (13 ancient Randiwerk; o work of art {rém our modern artificers, 26r Blouses, dresses and eom- Bitations. 40-in Radium de Soie Value, 82.50 A heavy, poft and $ l ‘79 lustréus quality, ex- ceptionally fine tex- ture. Will waeh like a “ker- chief”; for lingerie and blouses. The among crepe weaves; heavy, rich, beautiful quality, in the early season shadings. able grade at this price. 40-in Crepe: Georgeue 39.Inch Flat Crepe . (ANl Sit) $2.39 leading fabrie An uamateh- Valge, $2.00° A superfine grade of crispy, crinkly weave- 51-59 ing, rich sheer, firm weave; dainty evening; lent street shades. and dyrable H ?su gxcel. 36-in Changeable _Taffetas Soft, mallow, ¢hit- ; fon Ained; Tich frost- 52.09 o4 offects. Silvery sheen, scintillating with every ray of light" Colar cormbinations that are a werk of art D. 0, MARCH 18, 1923—PART 2. SOCIETY. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN . B. Joses & Sons Established 1861 F Street at “Eleventh Odd Suites and Oceasional Pieces at Substantial Reductions This collection of furniture réprncnls suites and odd pieces left over from our recent sale, and not wishinz to carry this stock until fall, we have marked the entire collection at prices which will move it quickly. Odd Pieces of Furniture at Substantial Reductions Four-piece Grey Enamel Decorated Bed room Suite, consisting of dresser, large vanit; dmsser, wardrobe and ‘ull-size bed. Re; ly $550.00. Special. .-$24750 Four-piece Mahogany Bedmom Suite. Regularly $572.00. apecla.l o American Walnut Van:[ty Dresser Reg- ularly $157.00. Special.. : $97.50 American Walnut Dresser Regularlv $89.00. Special $59.50 American Walnut Toflet Table. Regu- larly $62.00. Special.. s . $3L.00 - Full-size Bed to match Regular}y 560 - Special ... . $30.00 Four-piece Amencan Walnut Bed.room Suite. ly $291.50. Special.. ... .$198.00 Mah. and Walnut Serving Tables... = 14 price Mah. and Walnut Dining Room Chairs 14 price Mahogany Library Table. Re, Tl 36900 Special _— American Wa.lnut Dresser. price, $74.00 bpeaal..._-._.....u .- $429.00 $37.09 In the Rug Section =~ -~ Wilton Rugs are having daily arrivals of thess splendid Ameri- New designs—new colorings and some sizes dificulttofind. Sizes range from 2214x86 inches to 11.3x15. w 9x12-size, $95.00, $105.00, $115.00, $125.00, New Rag Rugs Chintz centers, with end borders. Sizes and Prices: 36x72 45x84 6x9 . 34.25 - 87.25 - $11.50 76x10.6 .. --. $17.50 9x12 ... .- $22.50 Sgmmer Rugs are coming in. Crex de Luxe, 27354 o x13. Prices, $3.25 to $21.50. Ratiania Rugs, Cherokes Rugs, ian Rugs, Biltmore Rush Squares.- All ot popular prices. 0dd Mahogany Dresser or Chiffonier to match. Regularly $66. Special $39.50 0Odd Mahogany Chiffonjer. Regularl: $52.00. Special . ) Combination Mahogany Full-size Four- poster Bed. Regularly $52. Speci 0dd Combination ‘\Iahogany Full-s*ze - Poster Bed. Regularly $40. Special. ... American Walnut Chiffonier. Regularly 253.00. Special .. American Wa.nut ’1’ oflet Taole wu:b trip- licate mirrors. Regularly $182. Special. . $100.00 Americen Walnut Vanity Dresser. Reg- ularly $164.00. Special. Four-piece American Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of dresser, toilet table and full-size bed. Regularly 3224, Special . Solid Mahogany Buffet and Serving Ta- ble to match. Regularly 3222 Special. 10-Piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite. Regularly $633.00. Special... .. 331650 Decorated Enamel Breakfast Room Buf- fet Regularly $40.00. Special. ....... 52650 $162.00 $115.00 §21.00 Drapery Depariment Tuscar Net Curtains, ecru, 215 ¥ ured center, wide hem at bottom, finished w d hon fringe. Can be used as panel curtains Madras Curtains, 21% yards long; figured centar, with ‘border all around. Blue, rose, green, brown and mixef colorings. For light-weight portieres or = 38.50 overdraperies. Pair. Figured Satine, 36 inches wide ; downproof, highly mel- cerized. Rose, blue, yellow and lavender colorings, for m‘ifnmfor coverings. 856 - $l 00 eema ~comeemeann all colorings, in chintz effects, largs and small bird and folisge designs and stripe and block novelty effests Heavy quality material, for all purposes 756 Yord o oeocnr e oo maseeweee cen e mmanas < The Linen Shop The New India Print Bedspreads—The vogue can be met here.- Many uses are these weird pat- terns put to. Size 72x108 inches, $20.00, $21.75 and $25.50 each. Real Hungarian Hand-embroidered Pleces— Scarfs, Squares and Pillows of extreme color com- bination and workmamhxp for which these peo- ple are famed. Price range, $18.00 each to $75.00 each. Art Needlework Final Clearance Sale of Odd Embroidery Silks and Cottons, Crochet Silks, Tie Silks, Colum- bia Cottons, Sweater Silks, Metal Threads, Angora Wools, Knitting and Crochet Needles from the foremost manufacturers. As we will discontinue these lines the remaining stock will be sold at Less Than Actual Cost Genuine hand-made Cluny Lace Trimmed me As- sorted deflg-us of pure linen lace and center. Table Covers, 54-inch dizmeter Table Covers, 45-inch diameter. . Table Covers, 36-inch diameter. . Centerpieces, 23-inch diameter. . Centerpisce, 18-inch diameter. Scarfs, 18x86-inch diameter. - Scarfs, 18x¢5-inch diameter.............._. $3.25 each Searfs, 18x534-inch dizameter Hemmad White Crinkle Dimity Spreads. ironing. Size 81x90 inches. $2.50 each.