Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 20

20 THI EVENING STAR, WASIHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY., APRIL CZECH MINISTER IS |Chamsesin Stations of [foimii Yo Comt £omen MUy ik, STt 4 7 o6 Mns ey ammniton et Bover| e 0 e ¥ime wriesse g G Gy Oy b s s S Hb, ott, Medical | GUEST OF KIWANIANS Army and Navy Officers | omana, Neb.: Capt Wallaco W. Mil-| corpn Fleld, Anacosiin | liss MA. han becn detdtied to the| Second Lieut. George J. O'Shea has ard, Infantry, at North Dako has been assigned to duty at Hono- (U, hewink. | been transterred from Quant.co to 1 Of Interest to Capital |vitural Colicge, Fargo, N, | Tuly, Hawail Roger Hilsman, 8th Infantry sleut. George D. Thompson, Medical | Norfolk, Mi Caupt. Claude V. G ‘w‘l""‘l"‘- at Mineola, N. ¥, hus been de- | “gmoerg ordered to the First Marine Army. Unive s at the - led to the 2d Marine Brigade, Santo | q . | : Walker, | : L s brigade in_Haiti are Second Lieuts Bakule School Pupils and Mem-| s andrew J. Conroy. Philippine | fy Univ : - 0 p J. Luch | Bayard L. Bell and William O. Brice. ANSBU G“ 8 ROTHE % Capt. M. Ba i N 2 R J. Tuchsin=1,¢ "paris Island, 8. C. . Scouts, has been placed on the retived | 19lan bers From Frederick, Md., i g = v, the State Col- | H b sland, | * Oficers ordered to the Second list on account of disability ineident | Walk Pullman, Wish., | 5 ; S fantry signed to the battles | rorine brigade in Santo Domingo are - — e : e lto the service. ete Gl G 1 White r S ualiE Firat Lieut. James I» Waller, at Club Entertained Hi ! The resignation of First Lieut. Al- tired, at the Oregon Agricultural Col- s Brown, bu- O e hiot o ordiimian | Norfolk, and Second Lieuts. George | - v A SRl Gy o diets Mas. Arthar 15 . dinator, | L0 Chard, wt Quantico, and John | Eepuds IR R & K beta Pate, infantry. at | R0 G0 {0 ke MA : Maj. Tob- | Senors Ly, b . Christian, Horace C. Busbey und Saturday—Last Day of Aided by two-thirds of the Fred-[accepted by the President. . has hien ordered to [Alrends, | S ainiugton mge | suvmly r s al L. Cagle et Pania’ Ielund 2 5 Kiwanis Club., who were in} The following-named officers have Hawaii; M Walter I EEC AL N, hili aeton Wors | Tatui ! i} the Demonstrutmn Of as wuests of the local|been ussigned to duty s instructors "fat Rockford N 2 o ) Warine: Corve; acond Lieut. Lawson ¥, Sanders M B o os - . . o 3, Second b 5 o ymi i | tiane of the Dis-jat educational Institutions. as azlett, ; s Suir, il aff: ik James X| col. Geore C. Thorpe and second | 9% 18 Speond btwade; Sults icor | L] ederick Stepanek. | 1ows y Tiampert. e N ak | painaniia : ' | Lieut. Carl . Umlor have been order- [ 8ty In the bureau of weronautics, Ooro y 1ICKUm : tint. he University to Mani | ¥ Lewis, Louts 1. Ford William | ed to resume status on the retired |Navy Department. delegation of { Consin, - 3 on, 0 3 3 Byrom. Y. ¢ bbbl il ! B i an A N 3 » | . urine th : 3 ; ’ - weh. Iarry O. Smith, at Charles- | relutions | Ropabs o, Shiadeln e : Nim ) 8 C. has been detalled to the | B| assieres Lo | University " of 8 2 e D tslon - . Second Marine brigade in Santo o Eyes Examined | ¢ schosio o 7 4 i N Domingo. | - 5 s khea | o avy ot Lient, Bii Savage; av Nortoli| Adapted to Madame and Mademoiselle \ odical H X » 5 - College Glassos Fitted 2 10th B e . ¥ Comman: Robert L. Ghormley > | of the Am Srithg 5 oy Toea : ) Va., hus been assigned to duty at the jat et [ Tt e Tl i for tretn Vi hus beor assigned to d \ |)r.clE UDE S. SEMONES | club. ci 3 Relow, 2Sth J Mic! p tailed s aid to the assistant sec o] 7 3 Capt. Otto Salz- | ight ialist i : s P 12 cel Akt fosvy yar on 10th and G Bts, N.W. . Huddleston. Med Licut. dwin Nelson. attached to th First Lieut. Miller V. Parsons, at| Phone Main 721 t Thomas, Ky.. has Proteus. hus heen ordered farine Barracks, this city has been | Coblentz men werd Toud | 8 m of the fricndly vela existing between the two clul s e Visitors Will Find It a Pleasure —TO VISUT THIS SHOP. On our three floors are displayed the new- est articles of apparel and accessories in the world of fashion, many 5th 2 vy : | Avenue Shops being represented in Washington exclusively by us. We L A 1216ESSE W cordially invite you! Rakule, organization g Fashions for Misses Pleated Skirts—Jacquettes T h S I . f M- “Two souls with but a single thought”— ' 1 e delections ot a LSS . Each a perfect part of an enchanting costume I'here are certain features t rark all the Doro- e, Every newness in style = A thy Bickum models, such as the extra length at the ot childre g - B h Kiwanis -y quickly reflected in the 2 ) \\_'T}qhve and the hook back : front to prevent Dr. Hal 4 showings in our Misses riding up. ] St _third floor . But the Dorothy Bickum brassieres have a I o R A R 10p— ‘ ; AYAY viduality for every figure. The Mademoiselle model nember of the club i ( 4 ‘ A for the thin figure is trim and boyish, and light in re ation” to the, forthe i = . i i =1 a reinforced diaphragm strap to prevent fullness at the At Atlunta und said that special i for Mlss \ > v At waist line, and models for the very stout have doublc would be reserved if required 4 ; e B k 3 1 be Eiven by the club to y o - AN tomorrow’s spe i z ) reinforced shoulder straps that do not readily slip off i Legion field day cxe . 3 AR he te - urday 18 mow on exhibiti \ oups! T il the rounded sho Sturdy models of pl cretonne, broct MOSCOW CONGRESS | Navy Twill il / eor ssin "l e 30 e i e | place of both brassicre mi~ole. See Miss Mar 3 = | { it i) l Oliver demonstrate them tomorrow SRR ’ | i Suits P / ‘ ol Priced $100 10 $3.50 Censures Any Break in Solid Wall | Two-piece -~ turlured < &) —Third Floor. Lanshurgh & Brother. embroidered of International Policy at broid ; o Closing Session. Three-piece ith deep or detachable Dlouse of gayly . : . : ‘ ity— 1 printed or plain color <1k Riviera to the tennis courts of Palm Beach and becoming the versatile |} iI{ Qual ty Low Price $39 $49.50 359.50 favorite-of fashion as they return to town and choose as escorts smart | 16-Butt0n Sill{ Gloves jacquettes of twill, silk or the ultra smart sports coat and golf sweaters. T . wo Underpriced Groups i Sash Ties Tailored Braided We are ready with many variations of these ; $ 1 1 5 d $ 1 5 O D . Box Jackets Embroidered universally appealing fashions illustrated above . an . et i “ith slenderness in every line, with grace and or: . ) SRS e e ; e anjcutliiad iy . \(\1\1::\“&10’!(‘&“” materials and tailoring, these suits present 1va , A=Bodice Top Siurt of FlatCrepe hanging _ C—side pleated Paisiey Roshanara Crepe Every pair is perfcet and made with < chairman. Th | 3 £ rom the shouider in slender straig s irt, $13.50, Sleeveless Golf Jackets of Pure 4 e Arime 3 .d finge \ 1o to the dictator- Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. imparting the correct silnoustie—ready for Mohair. with contrast checked front, $8.00. well w ;"”m; double HI’I’IL d fingers. : _ s jacquette, blouse or sweater—$16.50. —Satin Plaid Molly O'Crepe Knife.pleat- < - 7 rill oive e Jle Servicena arty direc ‘ oats _1 a es__Wra S B—Knife-pleated skirt of wool canton, in ed Skirt, $22.50. Crepe de Chine Jacquette, glo\Ac that will give e e llent service all btk S navy, tan, black and gray—$9.75. An- all-over charmette embroidered, $39.50, r during the summer. The most wanted SDUALEL e HDATGVAT DO thE exs gora Brushed Sports Jacquette, ribbon- Knife Pleated Skirts of Flat Crepe—Cocoa, ! < e any sort of ’ $39-50 $49-50 359-50 Sourd. In brown, with brown sash tie—$15. beige, gray and black, $19.50. 14 shades in each style, all finished with 1 of the so- Paris point stitched backs. All sizes. i an editorial staces To be smartly clad in hosiery be Tricot Silk Gloves, $1.15 e e uaction 1o that EMBROIDLRED sure you buy the dependable | v Beaver, mode, pongee, white and mou i i T Totstens ot Lenin | Sleeve Embroidery Silk Embroidery lize. ° t the party has demonstrated it is ugainst any revision of || All-Over Embroidery Braid Embroidery [ - N . = ~ = = = == Stunning is the word to describe them—dozens to choose § o rlp | Black. white, mode, pongee., beaver and Full Capes—Yoke back with wide sweep—iur and self coll o Coats and Wraps of straight lines or gracefully bloused S-lk S ki rrh WEAR 1 —Street Floor, Lanshurgh & Brother. ties and wing slecves’ 1 toc ngs at ‘ The right colors—rust. soit blucs, navy, gravel aud black Sl”rt Coat de Luxe, 565o00 Choose the particy lity vou fancy—ior every pair—whether heavy sheer—has the it v e GOLD STRIPE, which prevents ruinous run< Of Imported Teddy Bear Cloth frequently ca I inve feat or plain back—with or without belt , ight gy Shade s coat of distinction — At $2.00—Mercerized lisle tops and feet: white. silver. 5 1. sand, medium gray. bobolink, otter, piping rock, Afternoon Frocks, $49.50 oD pulsand ol arey. ions : . At $2.50—Extra heavy silk with lisle tops: white, silver. Crepe Romaine—| Fllat__ C”Pe’_] R?_shanara—?r_mted lC\re'pl‘e.s VS Eoli, medium gray. bobolink, otter. gunmetal, browas For the semi-formal affaits of the spring scason frocks of undeniable \ Colan charm are awaiting voung women and girls who are “choosy™ about pretty 3 I-silk tops. in a complete color range. dresses e e Teedl. sight B 3 Chifh}m Silk-liz-'ISr ik tops and lisle feet; white, black (Kirts and pleated collars hiave the indefinable air which ouly art hia ro eand to be quite in keeping with the mood of the brighter scason Valenciennes las irill themselves into adorable neck and pocket trimmings- and embroiderics add heauty unto many irocks! _ g Exclusive: Washington Ageiicy Plenty of color choice—navy, lanvin green, cocoa and grave : ‘ Frames For Bed ights MO G ||| MILLINERY—for Jacquette Suits iierish frou Wardrobe Now W 3500 e $1.98 sai ; £ST. 1879 e o contra e e vo o rore. . OlIK Underwear, $3.95 j Aoniltiingh et bt il 9 5 : S .. . c s : bought for several times the money yvou spend. Our exclusive MODEL SHOP assures YOU of the original hat. We main Crepe de Chine—Radium g” sl By H { . tain 1o workroom and make no copies—an important consideration for thuse who Unquestionably the loveliest under-wears you've ever seen at i here are four different styles to choose from like individualized millinery. so fow a price. - ki e o o each adapted to the most novel and individual treat Fashioned in tailored styles to emphasize the beauty of the 5 T ssndiienssb s e We suggest a few hats you’ll find— silke, in self-tucking and hemstitching with dainty embrodery. ment you may choose. .\ very low price for such.well Beige felt, leghorn faced, with English puggery. Very youthful. $18.50. Flesh, white, orchid. made frames. Complete with attachment and cord. e o ettt Ty Etae ana b cr:pe_::;%—us.m_ 1 1 Silks, georgette. garlands. r trimimnin, d gold Green faille silk, cable stitched, in beige and brown—$10.00. vi X X o I Silks, georgette. garlands. rose tri gs and gol Braid-trimmed faffeta crown, with straw brims; navy and gray combination—S$10.00 Arriving! $7.50 to $10.00 £ & to $16.50. o . galloons at reasonable prices * ¥ RiBhon-trimmea, nand-sewed, gray nemp—s1000. 100 New Silk Petticoats, $4.85 Silk Fringe, 4-inch, in sand. copen. black . Radium_silk, ||v|||a;|ne |.":' J:ue;.::‘de (;re{:'tcal "(nlg‘-l]v:ry and rose. Yard o e 79c derful tunit, o select a han oat. ralght. Extraordinary Sale IR e R S R : d fl 5 , navy, purple, brown, we 2 . Four Great Groups of New French biue, emerald. gray. taupe and tan. Al y . Extra sizes also at $4.85. i = 3 i Ostume ouses Wire frames with wax doll head and real hair. Greatly below regular prices! Complete with cord and attachment for bulb. The lovely fashions of spring exalting the . New' 5 i Wire Frames {or candles, table and Joor Tamps, all simpler tz Hv;ir_m 2 costume suit of distinction & 1 sizes, from 4 to 26 inches. 25¢ to $2.50. announcing their allegiance to the pleated skirt . N\ o ranit. & 3, Thiee-bi 2113 cote. stanibet never a season when the costume blouse was so y, AN Silk Gauntlets % Vanity Sets, 15c—Three-picce vanity scts, stamped important a faetor in correct dressing. on splendid qual white or unblecached art fabric, in 0 $8.95 to $10.95 ) ; 14 sz 00 simple designs. B Y A9 & A ; Jacquettes and i : ) * | ur. STQR /% R Overblouses { . ! , : Never were silk gloves pret- uy o s at \ Paisley Silk Side-tle Jac+ 5 tier and gauntiets hoid the day Schwartz’s |/ \¥ i N ey / ety s ] Women’s Glove Silk Vests 4 5 . tias ] —Third Floor, Lamshurgh & Brother overs, steel beaded Jap- anese printed _hipband <’Ip-over, white crepe jac- in contrast give these distinc- $1 95 , . 1 4 quette, rose crepe trim- $ i = Gray with silver or black, ¥ s . * F $ A ® vr. Tancy. enmbeoidag: [ ] : : Biore with siiver or pongee; : Dainty undergarments that have an unusual appeal = Week! 4 2 tan " slip-over, Sl white, simifar style. < { in summertime. They are of fine, soft weave, cut Jacier rove: full and neatly finished. Bodice style tops. Sizes 36 C N port jacquettes, de, . | The No. 1-A Autographic ||| Srange; misses’ rating spert. | to 42. KODAK Junior, as pictured, Jackets, Fnen collar, Th est Arrival! o Sill g = 305 ::tl}: Ii]clculinea]x]' Lml) fi]oilc!hcr $10.00 to $13.50 Jacquettes and Overblouses | e Eat il FUR STORAGE { Glove Silk Bloomers to:match, $2.95. v ree rolls of films Paisiey Printed Silk J l - g T e et [ ST SRS v S e i s | $8 9 5 Brocade Silk '’ SAFEQUARD your urs were rendy | [ all for the one low price— terned Crepe Sash-tled Jacquettes, Japanese Printed Crepe Over- to relleve you of ail‘ahklefy concerning n their safety and well-belng during the ) 1 1 i bl with_frill; Gray Crepe Hip Blouse, Itched: e T a2 S e s HANDBAGS e et he0 Surne Carter’s Combination Suits sl 6.75 overblouses. r conatant unvarying frigld Tor real practicality and convenience, the combi- X % o" uses temperature, not onl) reserve, but t . : 5 rOrT £ - v o 315500" t":ls S0 ncquctice mnd(Ovetbic ] $10.00 a5 an Invigorating tonle, refreshing and ! nation undersuit is the favorite of many women ssh el Jonuts, Botanste Pant Eavptien Red || Shlvening Sura that Have besn mitiéct These are of a splendid make and excellent qualities. Kodak While You Pa; Jacquette, All.over Embroidered Imported Beaded Hipband ! - . Amported brocde, of particular .beauty, ed to all conditions. of. ,wear and S S i 4 Sho-ounch: ISt ICrepe Sllp ovace; dwwsl-ombrokien Hand: [ in black striped With white or color; roomy S Sour Buea NOW: T changs: s 3 Cotton Suits, sizes 36 and 38, $1.00 embroidered Crepe Slip-overs. box bottom compartment, with vanity each dollar of valuation. Cotton Su zes 40 to 44, $1.25 $20.00 and $22.50 Jacquettes and fittings In outer pockets; large mirror, gold < o o b Overblouses corners and gold-plaited frames. Bl O e Lisle Suif zes 36 and 38, $1.50 Imported French Beaded Georgette Slip-overs, Beaded than $1.00, | Lisle Suits, sizes 40 to'44, $L.75 Long Stip-overs, Bishop Sleeves, Embroidered Plain Color i ish Lea This includes storage and Insurance Canton Slip-overs, Imported Printed Crepe Slip-over Blouses, v,ml:y of Efl[" imii tl‘l'el‘ for six months, Egyptian Patterned Crepe Jacquette; All-over Embroid. Vanity Box and Bag of simliar style, ex- Furs will be called for on request. 708 S th St. N.W. ered Green Linen Jacquette, Fru Fru Sports Jacquettes, ceedingly smart, and priced also at $10.00. 3123 M St. N.W. —Street Floor, Lansburgh & Erother.