Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 5

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923 PREDICTSNEWWAR IT— UNLESS FEAR ENDS Edward A. Filene Tells Acad- . emy of Sciences Militarism Rules Again. 0 i | | | Edward Filene of today told the American Political and Socia) B in annual convention here result recent war,” he and t re to bring all t in support of aw and the m, ery itsdevelopm a ation, militarism is being more; balance Leing made, Prorting peace. Is Solution. that the problem 1y into the \ assaciation formed into which * urt. it one s out,” he added, will neither ed nor attacked | 1 forces of the other and | Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital | Gremp, T been Division at as follows 1 G B Univer- 1 reli of the as; nd ordered t Francis . at the Vir Lexington, r Reed General | t { Benning . ir. Quar-! at Camp Holabird, | ordered to Camp| . for temporary duty proceed to Philadelphia h Infan- been or- . for duty onal Guard. 1 { ordered to the ! ewport, R. L, | ph K. Taussig | . Commander | ithers at Hampton | Commander Cary | outing flect, Lieut Melendy' of th Licut. Com rnell of scout- | Lieut. Greene W. Dug- | of ordnance. Brotherton of ‘the | has been detalled he seventh naval ider James ig v Depart- been ordered to the Asiatic } rtin Griffith of the scout- s been ordered to the n Diego, Calit. ng, Navy I igned to the tment, has ud of the , Commander ‘orps, at the *School. this city, has b the Naval Hospi He H o ordered to emy. Boatswain Walter ., 'Pll: naval i D. signed to duty with | adron, scouting fleet. | N ol, marine dquarters, Wethered Woodworth and fin, at Fort Benning, Ga., to Quantico, Va. Gulick, at the New- r College, and Col. at Boston, have been ©rdered fo exchange stations. Maj been ordered to the lege. Norman G. Burton and William T. Clement, at San sco, have been assigned to duty ut the United States legation, Peking, China. S Lfeut. Wiley H. Potter, re- ointed. has been assigned | Quantico. H MRS. CUNNINGHAM DIES. Mrs. Mabel Reeves Cunningham,| wife of Logan Cunningham of Wil-; liamsport, Pa., dled in that city yes- ‘terday. The funeral will be held| there Monday morning at 10 o'clock. "The interment will be in a Williams- port cemetery. Mrs. Cunningham was a daughter of Sewell A. Reeves and Zoe P. Reeves, 1859 Wyoming avenue, and before her marriage to 2ir. Cunningham was well known in " ehis city, NASTURTIUM Color in Fashions — Summer days will be bright with Summer fashions in the glowing, glorious colorings of the lovely and vari- colored nasturtium. Mellowy yellows here—there the vivid flame shades—appear in charming frocks for misses and women—sweaters, blouses, skirts, hats—these, too. affect the nasturtium hues, and Woodward & Lothrop show vou, well, not all of them, but the most delightful of them. The favor accorded this nasturtium-color frock for misses is easily understood, for not only is it particularly charm- ing for afternoon wear, but delightful for a little informal dance in Summer; it is of embroidered voile, with bands of tucked and embroidered white net, $25. At almost any day- time occasion one might smartly appear in this clever frock of crepe, its peasant sleeves of white organdie embroidered in varied colorings, $22.50. ‘Nasturtium-Color Frocks $19.50 to $39.50 Apparel Sections, Third floor. Silk Lingerie Exquisite created by French and Belgian * needlewomen —was never surpassed in its ex- quisiteness of hand embroidery, its artistic combining of colors, its beauty and originality of design. Chemisette, in pink crepe, with design carried out in orchid bandings, $20. Step- ins to match, $20. Picture rich, heavy crepe de chines and satins, in frosty white, soft shell pink, and tur- quoise blue, perhaps with a touch of delicate orchid for con- . trast — picture exquisite hand ii?fis'w‘,'gj embroidery, fascinating designs id 113 carried out in narrowest band- B ,M 3 ings of the fabric, filmy silk RSt eTiE Fawh, laces and rose point scalloping— exquisite with lace and handdrawn points; ties at the waist, $30. This is the lingerie that Paris and Belgium have created—and it is here, in wonderful variety, and those selecting it secure an exclusiveness delightful .to all femininity. Gowns, $18 to $45. Envelope Chemise, $10 to $20. Chemisettes, $10 to $22.50. Step-in Drawers, $10 to $22.50. &ilk- Lingerle Section, Third floor. Point Turque em- broidery and - Jace trim a pink silk chemisette, $18. Stepeins to match, S18. Gown of pink crepe, with Valenciennes lace and embroid- ery, $35. Delicate pink crepe gown, embroidered, and appliqued in orchid. $32. Turquoise bhlue en- velope chemise, em~ broldered in lilies of the valley, $20. Wloodmard & Lothrop o Woobward I Lothrop Engraved Wedding Stationery Although wedding invita- tions and announcements and at-home cards may seem as unvarying as the wedding traditions them- selves—all change some- what with the passing of time. But we combine the correctness of these traditions with the dis- tinctive characteristics of the modern way, offering vou a perfect balance. Specimens and estimates upon request. Engraving Section, First floor, Wedding Gift Suggestions Chests of Silver —most lavish of wedding gifts, may be chosen in the pattern which the bride herself has selected. or in many other designs, of which The Honey- moon Chest. 1847 Rogers, is a favorite. The Heraldic, Ambassador, Anniversary or Cromwell patterns may be chosen in a 26-piecc chest, $38: or in an 88-piece chest, $110.75. Candlesticks, vases. baskets, pitchers, covered dishes, platters and flat ware in infinite variety but sketch the possibilities of the Silverware Section for wedding gift selections. Silverware Bection, First fleor. As Time Goes On —the gift of a clock will be appreciated more and more; for today a clock must serve not only the part of time- keeper, but in the decorative scheme as well. A Seth Thomas clock, with Westminster chimes, set in the pop- ular Tambour-mahogany case, has raised bronze numerals and bronze hands. $75. & While charmingly suitable for the apartment limited in space, is a mirror-panel wall clock beautifully framed in antique gold and walnut. $50. Clock Bection, First fioor. An Unusual Dinner Set A set to complement an artistic new dining room is this Imported Swedish Dinner Set. It embodies much that is quaint in its odd-shaped tea pot and creamer and in the ribbing of each piece, A firm blue line with small flower basket motif is not too much decoration, for colors arc finely blended. Open-stock set, 100 pieces. $172.25. Or a Gold Encrusted Fruit Bowl may well take it place among gifts of distinction. This one suggests something medieval with rose and daisy pattern—all gold. On stand and with two handles. $32.50. Gifts of Crystal But we mention in. particular a new pattern in engraved and cut optic glass stemware—a lovely floral design with gracefully shaped sherbets, tumblers, ice teas, goblets, Wine and cocktail glasses, variously priced from $9 to $12 a dezen, depending upon the type of glass. From an infi- nite variety may be chosen so many pieces of Venetian Glass — candle- sticks, com- orts, puff oxes, perfume bottles, even to little trinket trays — each with its color appeal and hand w rought flower decora- ~tion. Priced from $1 to $16, depending upon the article. Chins and Glass Bection, Fifth floor. Venetian Glass, First and Fifth Soors. [.amps That Decorate As well as serve their intended purpose suggest themselves as wedding, gifts. A Bridge Lamp, its base of walnut, ebony and gilt. has an adjustable arm and is shaded in black and gold georgette lined with'rose, $37.50 complete. While a decorative por- celain portable, in cobalt blue, vellow, rose and dark blue, is mounted on a gilt base. $11—and a charm- ing shade of georgette over taffeta, trimmed in gold braid, may be chosen in harmonizing colorings, $7.50. Second floor. Sending Fine Linens —is sending a gift long to be cherished and enjoyed. For the bride whose fancies you well know, are many exqui- sitely beautiful and novel sets’and pieces from which to select. For the general gift, we suggest— Irish Hemstitched Damask Lunch Sets—Correct in their handsome patterns and fine linen. Set of 70x90-inch cloth and half dozen:20-inch napkins. $16. Irish Damask Dinner Cloths—According to size. $13.50, $17 and $20. Napkins to match. Linen Gection, Second floor. i Things Electrical Keeping House Electrically.is the housekeefing mode of today, and one might add to the joys of housekeeping with a coffee set which includes an electric percolator, creamer and sugar, and tray, heavily nickel-plated, with ebonized handles.. $44.50. Or an electric toaster which turns the bread without burning one's hands, would be much appreciated. Housewares Section,. Fifth foor. Gift Furniture A Gateleg Table because it makes possible a combination of dining and living rooms whenever desired. A solid mahogany top table, 36x48—here at $25. A Tea Wagon because of,its social possibilities; in solid mahogany and walnut, with drop leaves, rubber tires and undertray. $30. - Many fine individual pieces of furniture and complete suites, among which are.designs of exceptional merit— moderately priced. Furniture Sectlon, Bixth floor.