Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1923, Page 40

l INAL NOTES. l | The Richmond and Norfolk, Va., Rolf clubs were guests of the Town and Country Club yesterday at a golf tournament at the new country club on the Rockville road. A dinner and dance was enjoved in the evening. H Mrs. Milton Hopfenmaier and daughter, Miss Babetto Hopfenmaier, are at the Breakers, Atlantic* City, for the summer. s 5% “Misses Frances Heid, Bernice Simon and Flora Lyon are at Tripp Lake Camp, Maine. Miss Louise Hertzherg’ of York city is the guest of her ce Miss Marjorie Hertzberg of the W croft apartments, Columbia road. New Mr. and Mre. Lo spending a week Va aumgarten are Watchaprogue, Mrs. Mark Lansburgh are r trip through Canada and York state. Abe Liebman fas returned a week's ay _at the Buena Hotel, Buena Vist, Pa Aline Lansbureh is the summer abroad with friend, ending a partyof Miss mond Mrs, Maxine Bendieim of Rich- Vi, is the guest of her aunt. Max K of Baltimore was weelk of Mrs. Sol Mrs. Harry T the guest last Herzog. Netherlands Envoy Hege Prominent as honor of her guest, Dernfeld of New York eity. Mr. and Mrs. M Koll's Md.. for the Blumenfeld ure at Heights, 2 lub & The home o e |0 Massachrusetts { street, is filled with fine - | still life after the famol and there are sev children. three children in the Daniel M. summer Lawrenee Rub yesterday for Towa to mer with Mrs. Rubel's Mre. Stanley from Richmond, she visited h prior to his udies of Lanshurgh returned Fridav, where . Phil May, for Bury 55 M Kaths Atrs led Lucia Virginia, the because her birthpla agle, the beautiful cou: t In Alexandria county, some- lentified with the activities of and the shipping ibrechts occupled this and family and i und family at Atlantic board { but thi { ago cast such nd, indeed, ext two gen have follow this trend toward literary and scien- ti uits, rather than political o g b g ey ELELELELE b b Hemstitching, Picot Edging, 10c Yard Pictorial Summer Fashion Books, 25¢ Skirts Pleated—All New Styles, 60c Yard BS 1219-1221 G Street N Store Hours: 9 to 6. Close Saturdays During July and August at 3 P.M. All-Silk Crepe de Chine An excellent quality for this low price; in White, Pink. Nile. Peach, Turquoise, Tan, Wisteria and Maize. 40 inches wide 49 “Yd 33-In. Imported Pongee 85¢ 98¢ 36-In. Imported Pongee $1.49 and § derful range tures: many interwoven All-silk quality, in the natural tan color; much in demand for d s, children’s wear. pajamas, etc. Silk Section—M¥ain Floor $1.25 Dress Linen 36 inches wide: thoroughly shrunk, ready for the needle; 22 of the best-selling colors to select from, including the scarce Yellow. Peach, Copenhagen. Pink and White grades: shown in a won- of colors and heather mix- have three and four colors 1% Yd. Thousands of Yards ' Cotton Dress Goods A wonderful variety of summer dress Plain Voiles, Plain Linene, Plain Raitine 29c and Plain Crepe. A complete assortment of the most desired colors and in all-white. Yd. Cotton Goods Section—Main Floor D E —of fine English Sateen, with shoulder straps. of same material and hemstitched tops; in white, s 95 with 20-inch underlay; sizes 34 to 44; also nav > black, brown and gray. Extra sizes, $2.25. = ——— . . White Shadow-Proof Petticoats 1 —of English Sateen, with hemstitched tops and cotton underlay: elastic at waist; lengths 30 to s .95 38; full cut and well made. t— —3 two styles of sateen petticoats with underlay; scalloped bottoms and hemstitched hems; all lengths, 9 fabried. Printed te, Printed and White Shadow-Proof Costume Slips Also in white only . e Clearance Sale of Children’s Socks and #-Length Hose Values up to 39c.. Of first quality mercerized yarn; socks have cuff tops; in red, gray, rose, navy, black, cordovan and white, with fancy > . tops; all sizes. By hich ‘will afermame ‘which Will prove. differsnt—we fiea "age Sans. ¥ call it gloi 5 Take & medlum-sised egg plan peel and prepire for cooking In tl regular way. Cut it up Into, say, small inch cubes. Do the same about four or five mediu rots, one Spanish onion these to be placed in layers i king dish. Season the | Wwith salt and pepper. Put one |, cup of chopped mushrooms on top. Pour over all one cup of milk, cover the dish and bake slowly. his is pretty good If baked three-quarters of an hour, bettér if baked one hour and wonderful if baked two hours in u slow oven, FEED THE BRUTE Favorite Recipes I;' Famous _Men. CHARLES LIVINGSTON BULL, ARTIST. Glorified Egg Plant. When T try to think of my favorite dish T am &t ence transported to the wilds of western Mexico, where, aft You see, We had a lot of egg plant hard day studying natural history, |in the garden, and the doctor said. we Ricardo would have ready for us #!mustn't eat them fried! - dish of sauted Iguana legs. From | - there I skip to the little lake in west- | ern New York, where the fishing was | . falr und the baked raccoon was de- About Cherries. licious, then to the Canadian woods and @ partridge wrapped in wet papers and [ The ordinary sweet cherries are not 10D when done. = = ... ... baked In hot ashes— to be cooked. They are for eating | of .tu:{m wel Add one cup of Of course these are not for the stay- and serving in combination fruit | powdered or granulated sugar slowly, tempting light supp and sliced ripe pineappl A sponge cake should accompany ous fruit t and m Be careful, tho: it ked, as the keep her underorus Cherry Pis.—Use one quart of stoned t most delectable. t cook cannot ry overnight. morello’ cherries to one pie. deep ple tin with erust, fill.it with the Pr and four tablespoons of Sprinkle a little flour over Cover with a thin upper crust in Which are small openings for t swelling of the fruit. To prevent the juice from escaping, press the edges of the ple crust firmly together, brush the crust lightly with & lttle milk und bake in ‘a rather quick oven. SHprinkle pulverized sugar on top when done, F. Droop & Sons Co. mmme——— 1300 G Street Specialists in Grand Pianos SPECIAL NOTICE DEFINITE NOTICES HAVE BEEN SENT US BY THE FOREMOST MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH QUALITY PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS THAT AN ADVANCE IN PRICE WILL OCCUR SEPTEMBER FIRST. THE SAVING INSTINCT SHOULD PROMPT YOU TO BUY NOW. Guaranteed At Quality Lowest Prices We Are Pleased to.Announce Our Appointment as Distributors for the New STORY ano CLARK REPRO-PHRASO PLAYER-PIANO —An Instrument Eliminating All Mechanical Humdrum Playing. It’s truly a wonderful player! Just thin k what it means to have a player on which vou can place any ordinary 88-note music roll and trace the melody throughout the composition, perfectly phrasing and gettin g sostenuto effects exactly as if you were playing with your hands on the keys—without the necessity of using any special music roll This is a player for those who love music, but cannot play : for those who recog- nize the inadequacy of the average player piano as a medium through which to ex- press the nicer artistic effects. You are invited to come in and try it. $725 . INCLUDING BENCH MONTHLY PAYMENTS ACCEPTABLE, PRICE E.F.Droop & Sons Co., 1300 G St. STEINWAY PIANOS Player-Pianos—Victrolas—Victor Records—Music—Musical Instruments And Other High-Grade Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue $aks & Company Announced for Monday Choice of a Collection of Ladies’ Low Shoes —including values up to $6.50 $3.95 There are about 600 pairs—including all styles—and it’s safe to say there are all sizes from 3 to 7. They are out of our regular stock —popular shapes; popular leathers. 'Strap Pumps and Smart Oxfords —with high heels and some with low heels. The entire six hundred pairs ought to go out in a single morning at this price. So please come early—and not tempt disappointment: herry. a1 it flour. one iablespoon of butter or iard into h, to eat it the day | the flour Spread ¢ cherries sugar. Tone e | Rotl Tike muslin, pin securely and boll for forty minut reheat, with ly. Wash, stem and | il of crea Sift_one heaping teaspoon Powder into two cups of 4 one pinch of salt. Cream flour, then add enough Ice water dough-that. will roll out. rolied-out dough with the und four ' tablespoons of prinkle lightly with flour. a jelly roil, place it in thin Upholstering At Half Price Have your furniture upholstered . during July at half price. . Our entire stock of tapestries, brocades, plain and embossed ve- lours and mohairs at half price. Lansburgh Interior Decorating Co. Jullys Lansburgh, Mgr, 637 F St. N.W. 1114 G S INAc Press all possible liquid from a cup of cooked and chopped spinach and two tablespoonfuls each of butter and flour and a tablespoon- | ., Season with salt, pep- | A per, sugar and mace. it due quart of ripe morelloffire and add’two SOCIETY. spoons. water for about then reheat in 4 a few capery may Simmer ix ni i sauce, 10 be added. P T e new type of submarine cghl vl i Hoped which, traflic Take from the | heen eggs well beaten. | will carry severa] Cool and shape into balls with bul- great as any existing cable, The Connecticut Avenu Sh-p 1209 Conrecticut Ave. N. W. Inventory Sale Dresses Dainty, cool, Summer ¥ Dresses for outings and 21l summertime wear. $18.50 an W"d‘ throughout the Shop at drastic inventory sale reductions. . N.W. B. & A. Spool Silk July Clearance Sale begins tomorrow with special itéms, and many sensational values. These we mention are only a small portion of the great values we offer at huge savings. $2.09 Printed Foulards, $1.69 Scores of designs and colorings new this season. $2.00 Chiffon Taffetas, $1.39 Navy and white and black and white checks; seven sizes. $3.69 Paisley Crepes, $2.98 Heavy quality of Oriental and new Paisley effeqts. $2.19 Crepe Sunbeam, $1.69 12 choice colorings, including white and black for full costumes. 85c¢ All-Silk Eponge, 49¢ Homespun construction. Many choice colors, also white and navy. $2.79 Printed Crepes, $1.89 Consisting of Paisley and other printed fabrics. $4.29 All-Silk Ratine, $2.98 Beautiful colorings for sport costumes, including white. $3.98 “Tye Dye” Silks, $2.49 The new “Batik and combinations. fabrics for blouses $1.75 Sport Fabrics, $1.29 White novelty striped effects. weaves in plaid ~and $1.69 Printed Eponge, 98¢ Oriental and Persian blouses and jacquettes. designs for Service—Silks at “Loom-to-Wearer Prices”-Values Of Apparel You Will Need for Vacation, Travel & General Wear Closed Saturdays During July and August New Dresses In the coolest, daintiest fabrics, plain or dotted voiles, tissue and Scotch ginghams, fine linens. High- class models from our regular stock in misses’, women's and stylish stout sizes. $7.50 Dresses ... $5.98 $10 Dresses ... $8.50 $15 & $17.50 Dresses. . .$12.50 $19.50 Dresses ........$15.00 $25 to $35 Suits, $10 Poiret twill and tricotine in navy and black. Also a few homespun and wool Farsey sports suits. Silk lined and carefully tailored, sizes . 14 and 16 only. $25 Pongee Suits $19.50 Newest Models, All Sizes for Women and Misses . Millinery Sports Hats, Dress Hats, Tai- lored Hats for women, misses and children. Regularly sold from ' $3.95 to $10. Bathing Suits Newest approved models for women and misses in all-wool jer- sey, black, plain colors. stripes, two-tones. $£5.00 Suits $5.95 Suits Soaie 87.50 and $8.59 Sui $10.00 Suits $3 Hosiery, $1.95 Kayser’s all pure silk white hos- iery, perfect quality; sizes 8 to 10. | $5.95 to $10 Blouses $2.95 . Crepe de chines and georgettes in whate, flesh, black; sizes to 4. $1.95 Blouses, $1.00 Voile and dimity blouses, tie-ons “and tailored handmade wmodels. All sizes in the assortment. $2.95 Sweaters $1.95 Slip-on. models in plain or fancy weaves. Orchid, tan, brown, corn, white, copen. Sius 36 to 42.