Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 22

FIVARES LD * FORSHON WOLF Simple Services in Memory of Jurist, Diplomat, Scholar and Philanthropist. Solemn, simple ceremonies marked the funeral of Simon Wolf, the distinguished Jurist, diplomat, scholar, philanthropist, champlon of the Jewish race,” public spirited citizen and one of the-“grand old men” of Washington, who died at Atlantic City Monday. Services were held at the Eighth Street Temple of the Washington Hebrew Congregation this afternoon at 2 o'clock. . There were in attendahce delegations and representatives of all the clvic bodies of the city, representatives of the federal government and the local municipal government and of the bench, and a delegation from the Washington Bar Association. 2 | Orphan Asylum Delegation. A delegation from the Hebrew-Orphan Asylum of Atlanta, Ga._ the funds for Which were raised by Mr. Wolf, and who, as its president for twents-five years, directed its destinies, consisted of Messrs. Lionel, Weil and Margolus from the board of directors, sent specially to attend the funeral. A delegation from the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbla, of which Mr. Wolf had been a member for many vears, also attended, u badge of the | organization having been pinned upon the shroud of the dead assoclate. La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M. of ich Mr. Wolf was 2 member—he alsg s a 33d degree Scottish Rite Mason— sent an escort. The German Orphan Asy- Tum, of this city, was represented by Martin Weigand and Charies G. Rosler of the board of directors; the Rupert || Home, by WHllam F. Gude. Chris Heurlch and E. J. Sacks, Mr. Wolt hav- ing been the president of that organiza- ||} tion. M. D. Rosenberg represented the Union of American Hebrew Congre- gations, by special degignation of the || official executive head.. Chlef Justice {| MecCoy and Justices Siddons and Stafford represented the Supreme Court of the | District of Columbia bench. | Maj. Peyton Gordon, president of the Bar Association of the District of Columbla, today named as a commit- tee to attend the funeral the follow- ing: Alexander Britton; Conrad:-Syme, |} Henry H. Glassie, William G. Johnson, Judson T. Cull, Eugene Carusi, Henry |/} E. Davis, J. Holdsworth Gordon, Leon Tobriner, Alexander Wolf, Frank J. Hogan and Daniel Thew Wright. Notice of the death was made to Justice Siddons in the District Su- preme Court, and the court directed the entry in the minutes of an ad- Journment out of respect to his mem- ory. Represent D. C. Govermment. Commissioners of the District’™of Columbia Cuno H. Rudolph and Capt James F. Oyster were present as the representatives of the District gov- crnment and as lifelong perlonuj friends of Mr Wolf. Among the fra-d} ternal organfzations represented were | the Scottish Rite thirty-third degree: body, Argon Lodge of the Independ- |} ent Order of B'nil Brith and Simon |/ Wolf Lodge of the same order of Chester, Pa., which attended the_cere- || monies in a body. Practically~every member of the Washington Hebrew Congregation attended, having been notificd by letter of the death of Mr. Wolf, who at one time had been pres ident’ of the congregation. were also present in their officlafirep- resentative capacities and as friends of Mr. Wolf delegations from the Wash- ington Board of Trade, the Washing- ton Chamber of Commerce, the Wash- || ington Merchants and Manufacturers' | y on and a general representay || tion of the business, ofcial and pro- || fessional life of the ecity. Body Placed in Hebrew Temple. - || The body reached Washington. Jast. night at 7 o'clock and was faken| in charge by the Frank Geier & Sons undertaking concern, at 1113 7th Street northwest, where it was kept over night. This morsing .at 8} ocleck the body was taken to the Eighth Street Temple of the Wash~ ington Hebrew Congregation, where it was turned over to the.offieia] body of the congregation, who acted Y as honor guard while the body lay in state from 10 o'clock to noon. when friends of the dead statesma: ket was sealed for the funeral 2 o'clock. The ceremonies were con ducted by Rev. Dr. Abram Simo rabbi of the congregation, who had hurriedly returned from Chlcag: \\'.hl‘)l notified of the death of Mr. Wolf. Dr. Simon arrived In the city || this morning at 9 o'clock. The cere monies were of the simplest nature, | as Mr. Wolf would have had them, and In keeping with the simple lifg] he led, without display or show. . The ‘interment was private, in tha Washington Hebrew Congregation cemetery. At the request of the fam- | ily there were no Masonic ceremonies at the grave. The active pallbearers | were made up of the personnel of the official body of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. There were no honorary pallbearers. Attending ;. the funeral and interment were many relatives and friends from New- York, Chicago. Philadelphia and other o the larger clties. o PLAN TRIP FOR ALUMN'AE'.“ Visiting alumnae to the biennial reunion of tie Association of Holy | Cross Academy will be entertained Saturday with a motor trip to South Mountain, Md. Arrangements for the || trip_were discussed at a meeting of the board of the alumnae assoclation last night with Mrs. Frederick Sei- bold, president. At this historic point the Holy Cross Sisters have a summer home, which ‘was form occupled by the fi sket luncheon p McInerney avenue northwe mmittée on ar. younger, endanger- ing their priceless teeth and health:” ° 10800000080 100000000000a0000000000000000 000ansacasssnase. ", Fhird Floor Garraent Section; with 3 . ‘—Extra Size Chambray’ Bungas” Trere | . and belt. * trimmed with laces and em- . Muslin, Drawets, with. flounces . fine, soft finish batjste: dainty | . ’Ia:e-frimmed!'slykk"’ LA b " from these.gin| [ReSeeU0000000000000000TIITION000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008888 | 35c and 60cTH tubes i assewnasasionsae A s e g Shriners, Dow't Fall to Get One .ol These Hickok . Silver Belt Buckles With Bmblem o B Y "‘ i BRI and §3.50. Direct Entrasee to Men's Department at &'Stredk.?; = 't~ . Meavy quality, cholce of’ iwo m for your watch, also made by HMickek, at Ch@" ""ng Summer F rocks... ' Vallwes Worth Up to $7.50 Wonjen’s and Misses® Sizes—16 to 44 - /Also Extra Sizes—46 to-52 A great value achie/ement—the outcome of a lucky trafle accident—in almost every instance representing double values. / Just the kind of cool .and dainty frocks every woman 'requiresvfor& her watm © weather wardrobe—and certginly at this low price every woman and miiss can af- ford several at least. " Imported Ginghams Domestic Ginghams Crepe Ginghams © - . Summer’s Favored Wash Fabrics -5 .- Cotton Ratines Tissue Ginghams Printed oiles New and-attractive models, mafiy with combinations &f plaid bottom with white top; straightline effects and many other “fi’les too numerous to mention. Tuxedo or Peter Pan collars of organdie and pique. Finis of light and dark colorings. Sizes. 16.t0:44.for. misse: Sale of Extra Fine ~ Undermuslins & Kimonos Of Especial Interest to the Large Woman Thursday we again feature “BExtra Size” garments in our ; pecial values offered on new and wanted summer wearables forithe larger. woman. If you require “extra size” garments, it will pay you to attend. Bungalow Aprons, $1.39 $2 Petticoats, $1.69— «Extra Size White Sateen Petti- coats, lustrous finish; deep hemstitched hems: shadow- proof; correct lengths. Rengo Belt = Corsets $2.50,$3.50 to $5.50 Rengo Belt Corsetw. are -} among the favorites fofithe stout women, sclentifically _.made of fine quality coutil, affording, as they ease, com- rt and trimness of figure. ‘opless _and _medium bust morels, with guaranteed boy- ing thrgughout. All sizes. . low Aprons, plain blue, green and. lavender; .trimmed - with rickrack braid on’sleeves, pocket Extra Size Géwns, $1.255" —Of fine white-nainsaok ; yokes broideries; full “cut and '‘well made. ‘Extra‘ Size Drawers,.$1 of fine embroider made ‘right. - . -7 Extra Size Step-ins, $1—. “Canary” Brand Step-ins, of full cut and” " $2.50- Canton. Crepe 7 39 inches wide, % " Special at'. . x> T e .~ A.rich, lustrous, heavy pebble weave quality—one of the ost popular silks for street and afternoon wear. A lirge assortriient” df ¢elors, including white, black, tan, macha, bobolink, g’ray’-,‘flee‘l.' [d tose, henna, madonna, Ja?lfl,:seal and navy: -39 mmches-wide. ¢ 7 art $1.50 ‘Tricolette; 98c—36-inch Lace Stripe Tricolette, extra_heavy, firm-woven. quality, in white, flesh, pinl dight blue, ‘hid d is. - OT'$255" Crepe de Chine, $1.79—40 inches,y¥xtra heavy - fifim woven " grade,-in_a large? assortment of streft and evening shades, also white and black. chesse, $1.69—38 inches wide, rich satin face quality, in black only.. Heavy grade for street or evening costumes. 396, "48¢..dnd 59 Washable Cretonnes, 24c The best vdlues*we have ‘offered for some time, over 25,000 yards in this lot, in full bolts or mill lengths from which we will cut the desired: number of yards. Ideal for draperies, scarfs; cushion or ‘furniture’ coverings. Full 36 inches xl‘c‘ie. in stnpe,m -‘flx_lke‘g:;,hag'tapestry designs. * 35¢ Bates Dress” Ginghams ~ 29¢ Yard Full 32 Inches Wide .. . - ‘Women desiring smartj inexpensive and."p dresses for home or street wear will do well to invEst iniseveratimade ghamis. Absolutely fast colors and in' all the season’s most popularstripes, plaids, staplé dnd TWiicy checks and plain colers. ;.- i el R v Silk Stripe Gi $8¢—32inch Silk Stripe Tissue Gingham, in a beautifu] assortment of new summer 3 and color- ings such as plaids, b: n-and;staple checks, in pink, tange- rihn.e. old rose, green, light b‘ng. mais, honeydew, peach, black and ‘white. 4 quality. ES 3 Women’s 85 and- $6 - Women’s Oxfords and Strap Pumps, short lises; our regulat’ stock, of patent, tan'calf; B':«-Mm black satin and, gray combinstion. Welted and turn soles; Louis, Spanish, tiilitary and low walkig heels. ¥Sizes in the assortment fmm% to 7, 'widths from‘A to;D. with neat colored stripes and. checks; close woven, soft-finish Shirting Madras, 29¢—36 inches wide, light grovnds ed with silk stitching or picot edging. A large array Sizes” 46 to 52. Men ’s”Palm Beach and Mohair Suits It’s in the careful tailoring and good workmanship that these hot=weather suits excel.. Every man can enjoy the comfort and coolness of light;weight clothes at small outlay, for our price is only $12.50. Models for men of all ages and types, in light patterns, which launder perfectly - or darker patterns if you ‘wa t to save laundry ALL SIZES—includin, regulars, stouts, slims as shorts—a summer suit to fit_every man. i . Palm. Beach Suits in shades, also plain shades of eand, gray, tan and brown. Genuine “Farr™ Mo- hair Suits in black and blue, with stripes of va- .rious shades. Direet Tatrane Wea's Store at What Every Woman Wests Lovely Voiles. In the Popular Egyptian. ’ll_nl;'!‘_ionfl!le"El‘evcu-" E SLIGHT SECONDS 29 c 5 OF 50c QUALITY AT i y The call of summer emphasizes the importance of tomorrow’s: sale of Beautiful Printed Voiles. An extensive assortment of new and lovely styles to choose from in light and dark grounds, $how- ing printings of every imaginable sort from soft, melfow tones to daringly vivid combination: Cholce of conventional designs. 40 inches wide. TR do not impair the wearing quality. Tan Pongee, 65c—Silk and Cotton mixture, 35 inches wide, rich lustrous finish, for women’s and children’s wear; natural tan shade, SRS e T o Monte Carlo Voiles; 49¢—The popular e 38 inches wide, in black, navy, copen and brown grounds in various designs;_fast colo; L \ - ?l Dress Linen, 69c—36-inch Imported .Dress.Linen, pure linen quality, i all wanted summer shades, as well-as white. S9¢ Ratine, - i wide, in checks and, plaids; all newest styles and colorings. . 3 @oldenberg’s—Tirst Floor. ' Vacation Days Mean New Clothes erns, dots, figures, scrolls and alliover 11 efects are hardly noticeable and i — 2 MeCall. 148, 45¢ F3 a6 Plan now-the pretty sports clothes and frilly dresses that will make your holiday pleasant. Gay frocks for idle days on the river, smart practical costumes for tennis, golf and riding—yot can. make a_whole summer wardrobe for a very small outlay if you use McCall Printed Patterns. 5 All the neéwest, smartest models are shown in McCall styles. All‘are quickly, inexpensively and easily made with McC€all Printed Patterns, 15c to 45¢ == - oriental Heavy double-warp Grass Rugs, in brown, blue or_brown stenciled medallion and oriental designs. irst Floor—Bargain Table. cE 87 " Men’s $1.50 vMercerizéd :Pongee Athletic Union Suits Special, $1.09 a Suit very garment is absolutely 'perfect quality; carefully talored and w-’.et 6 fitting; cut full and roomy, in all sizes 34 to 4i comfert in the hottest weather. A Beautiful Arvay of : New Sports Hats 1.95 to Hats - which introduce the most successful of the Summer - modes. This .is an opportune time to se- lect yaur Sports Hat—for with the Shrine Conven- tion here you will want the prettiest, jauntiest and smartest mil ou can find to wear on this im- portant occasion, as well as for the Summer occa- sions to follow. Our Millinery Depart- ment is filled with the widest assortment of this type of Summer hat we have ever offered. Hats !rom the' best designers, including " Leghorn, Peanut, Tagal, Embroidered Taffeta, Embroid. ered Body Hats, Ribbon Hats. White_ind all. the new bright, wanted shades for Summer to choose from. W—H Tleer. $12.95 Of feather-weight lightness—just the kind to give the' maxigfum: of At this low price it will pay you to get a season's supply. Direct Entrance to Men's Department at K Street. * Colgate’s Florient Extracts 12,50 25¢ =S purse size of this favorite ex- tract, dsint gold-crown step- pered vial, llustrated. Geldenbery's— First Fiser. Oil Opaque Cloth Window Shades 55¢ Heavy Oiled Opaque Cloth Window Shades, 3 ft. x'5-ft. 9 inches; mounted on strong spring rollers. White, ecru, me- dium and dark green. Complete with all fixtures and crochet ring to match. These shades have slight imper- fections, which do not affect wear nor appearance, and if perfect, would sell at $1.00 each. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Summer Rugs of ‘the Better Kind at $7.85 9x12-ft. Large Room Size Stenciled Grass Rugs of Extra Fine Quality y Not “sale” rugs in the ordinary sense, but of supe- = rior grade 1600-warp, finely woven and very durable. All are perfect. 9x12-ft. large room size, in handsome Chinese pat- terns, as well as Oriental, medallion, neat figure and at- tractive border designs of a character not usually found in grass rugs. All the wanted colorings and combinations. * $14.75 Cherokee Fiber Rugs, $12.45 9x12-ft. large room Hi kee Fiber Rugs, reversible and niew wool rug-designs, in medallion, oriental and neat figured centers, with-artistic borders. Choice of rose, blue, gold, tan, green and brown. $3 Grass Rugs, 51585 46x76 Stenciled Grass Rugs, warp quality, in blue, en or e s 1 -ndymedlmen dgiegns, alt ’ sides. ! - Stenciled Grass Rugs 27x84-inch. size 59c 18x36vinch size $1.69 Seamless Sheets Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, $18 Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, large room size, 9x12 ft.; shown in an assortment of the newest patterns and colorings. Ideal rug for all year around use. x9-ft. size, at $9.00 - - 7.6x%ft. size, at $11.25. - - 9x0.4t. size,. at $13.50 9x10-ft. size, at $15.75 - 9x12:ft. size; at $18° - 9x15-ft. size, at $2250 $10.50 and $12 Linoleum Rugs, $645 Cook’s make cork-filled burlap-back Linoleum Rugs, all with complete borders; handsome wool rug designs, in light or dark colorings. 6x106 and 6x12-ft. sizes. Sold at this remarkably low price on account of a slight blur in design. $2.50 and $3.00 Summer Curtains make Chero- able; handsome heavy double- brown stenciled with tape-bound : ERFECT We know our customers, with the knowledge of higher prices = * } on all cottons, will want to share the savings in this: sale. . g [ ] > All are perfect sheets, made in one-piece—no center seam; full bleached and of good for double beds. 500 Pillow s, 350c—45x36 'éfllelegwd Pillowecases, made of superior_grade pillowcase ccigtolni 1 —Fu déuble-bed size Crochet Bed- ispreads, in various Marseilles de- m‘m»-r-—vm Toor, S50c White Chiffon Voile 44 inches wide i39c Yard' A soft chiffon-finish grade of just the desired sheerness for cool and attractive summer dresses. Firm woven, two-ply grade—washes. perfeetly. extra width—44 inches—is a feature worth emphasizing. $125 White A inches wide, (note the unusual width) a “superior fine imported quality with permanent finish. id :li-u rized u.m. 1 , fine mercerize Whits and wanted Hingeris shades. 59¢ White Pique, inches wide, soft firiish quality, with the ,desirable pin welt. Longcloth, ne grade, ten y-n&; in eagh plece. S0c Novelty Voiles, ‘White Novelty Voiles, sheer qual- ity, with white woven checks and stripes. 4 396 White Voile, 2%c—40 in. ‘wide, beautiful chiffon finish qual- ity, for waists and dreswes, 3% India Linon, 29c—40 inches wide, sheer, crisp quality, snow- jwhite bleached. - ¢ ”LWhite Dimity, 29c~36 inch /White. Striped Dimity, extra fine, ‘shoér quality, in an assortment of | meat stripes. s i i gandy, 29¢ — 40 inches wide, fine, sheer quality, for summer: frocks. - inch . L ite Ratine, 59¢—36- iImported White - Ratine, a very lar white cotton fabric for: ity and dresses. $1 Wash high-grade _ootten for ::::g lingerie; white and wanted $8¢ Check Ba 380—36 inches wide, in dainty shadow check ef- fects, all wanted lingerie shades. Toor. heavy undressed quality. 81x90-inch size Beautiful New Summer Cur- tains, 40 inches- wide, 2% yards long, tassel-trimmed; ecru, green, rose and brown grounds with various color flakes; crosswise and lengthwise stripes. Goldenberg's—TFourth Fleor, $1.69 Bedspreads,” $1.25—Crochet Bedspreads, single-bed size; in Marseilles designs. 8% Pillowcases, 290—45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, handtorn :nd ironed; finished with wide ems. COMFORT BRASSIERE is adapeable o i piinicr il b 1t o il to give beautiful unbroken lines and af an ideal gown founda- tion, is adjustable tofit perfectly, and will not ride-up over the corsete Gives the Figure « Trim Straight Line A S-ml-‘lmm and Reduces the Bust s Deptram Gives the Proper Abdominal Support 3 Adds iage to the Figure Makes You Appear 10 to 20 Pounds Lighter Evmnnhlunl\“lhh‘:qrnlw'n&' PRICES: §150 $200 $300 $as0