Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1923, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. A ——— ociety Mr. Weeks, Secretary of War, To Washington This Morning From Mount Prospect, N. H. father and will ing after spending a short| Weeks HE Secretary of War, Mr |00 " ¢%hite flat crepe with rib- Weeks, returned this moTn- | bome and Tace and & Tuiee white hat vacation with Mrs. She will carry a in their summer home on Mount rosebuds and lilles of horse hair brald with a fluffy ar- rangement of tulle and white flowers. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Gerard have had as thelr guests in their Newport villa Count and Count- ess Sigray. Count Sigray left there yesterday for New York, where he is staying at the Ambassador. Count- ess Sigray remained in Newport, where the count will join her later. Mrs. David H. Blair, wife of the commissioner of internal revenue, is at Asheville, N. C., and staying at Re rned Battery Park for a visit. tu Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Lawrence Heap are among those who will sail today aboard the Barengaria to! spend the remainder of the summer in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, who spend several weeks of the win- ter in Washington, will arrive tomor- row in New York aboard the Olymplc from Europe, where they have been wear a charming | for some months. ¥ Maf. and Mrs. H. C. Pillsbury have gone to New London, Conn., where | | they are at the Mohican Hotel for a bouguet of white | vacation. of the valley. will spend the remainder of the summer at Galen Hall. e was accompanied by her son, Mr. Stanley Whitford, who will, make a short visit in Atlantic City and return to Washington. Mr. James R. Mays entertained a din- ner party of twelve on the New Willard roof last night. Capt. and Mrs. Ennals Waggaman returned yesterday from Annapolis, Md., where they have been visiting the former's mother, Mrs. John F. Waggaman, In her summer home, Wild Rose Lodge, on South river. Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. John H. Bartlett are expected to retumn tomorrow from a _month' absence, spent in the middle west. Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett were in Chicago. Maj. and Mrs. W. H. Holcombe are established at 2723 Connectlcut avenue, having recently come from Camp Humphreys. Va., where the former has been stationed. Maj. Holcombe was recently appointed as- sistant to the Engineer Commissioner TUESDAY, GIVES TEMPORARY ORDER. Court Grants Injunction Against Arizona Wage Law. LOS ANGELES, July 17.—A tempo- rary injunction restraining the oper- ation of the Arizona minimum wage law was granted yesterday by Judge Erskine M. Ross of the federal cir- cuit court. The case was that of A. Sardell, a confectioner, inst John W. Mur- phy, attorney general of Arizona, und W. A. O'Connor, county attorney of Santa Cruz county. Sard:ll asked an injunction to restrailn the officials from prosecuting him under the Arizona act of February 13, 1923, fix- ing $16 & week as the minimum wage for women. Judge Ross said he based his rullng upon a decision of the United States Supreme Court in de- claring unconstitutional the District jof Columbia minimum wage law. —_— Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, wife of the artiet, directs the placing of help- JULY 17, 1923. SIX MEN MAY BE HEIRS TO IMMENSE FORTUNE By the Associated Press. ELIZABETH CITY, N. C., July 17— Investigation of reports current here that six North Carolina men may in- herit a fortune estimated as high as $50,000,000 from the estate of James Baker, who went from Robeson county. N. C, to California seventy years ago, is being made by E. F. Aydelett, a local attorney, it was learned yesterday. Baker was said to have amassed a fortune in California and to have left two sons, who died without leaving heirs. Jack Baker, a tenant farmer of Pasquotank county, who is between fifty and sixty years of age; his broth- er, James Baker of Perquimans coun- ty, and four other nephews in Robeson county of the elder James Baker, are the men sald here to be in line for the reputed fortune. Mr. Aydelett said to- day he had developed nothing definite in the case so far. { Belfast |learned that President Cosgrave of | SOCIETY. SPECULATION RENEWED OVER BOUNDARY DISPUTE Ulster-Free State Controversy Up Again as Officials Meet. By the Associated Press. BELFAST, July 17.—Speculation over the Ulster-Free State boundary dispute was renewed today when the News Letter said it had | NEW ORL) ances of the su Mexico have | Plutarco didate in the to Arturo M. Calles. the Free State and Premier Craig of Ulster werc to meet in London within a few dayw, According to the newspaper they 5 will " discuss various outstanding Cc questions which under tho act of | 1920 were to have come within the for purview of the council of Ireland. _— At present no protection is given i to'the whales and these largest of all Stitcaics) the earth’s mammals often are killed | Calle MEXICO GIVES SUPPORT. July 17.—Assur. received by chief I general here and a’ brother of Lilac Talc Parfumerie ED. PINAUD 186 Fifth Ave.,New York ort from twenty- two of the twenty-seven states | “The World’s Finese” | ED. PINAUD'S | Exquisite quality. Write today PINAUD'S |sample, enclose 5c. for Miss Louise Sobotka will attend less children in New York city. [iite Hiicaing el youae her sister and will wear a modish gown of white crepe with a becom- ing hat of leghorn. One of Mr. Whit- son's. fraternity friends wiil attend him as best man. There will be no reception after | the ceremony and during the evening ! Mr. Whitson and his bride will leave for a_southern water trip. Their fu- | Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hall have gone | Of the District of Columbia. to New York, where they are staying | at the Hotel Gotham | Mr. Frederick I. Thompton of the United States Shipping Board has re- turned to his apartment at the Hamil- ton Hotel, after spending several weeks in the south. Prospect at Lancaster, N. H. The| Secretary spent the week end on Cape | Cod with his son-in-law and daugh- tei. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davidge. who have 4 cottage there. _Mrs. Locke, wife of Col. Morrl | Ernest Locke, has opened their su mer home at York Harbor, Me., fo the scason. n and Family To Southern Statew. Dr. and Mrs. Everett Monroe Elli- PLEASE DO NOT BECOME CONFUSED Count and Countess Szechenyt ertaining Mme. Vom Rath. The minister of Hungary and Countess Szecheny! will have as thelr guest in Newport for the remainder of the week Mrs Wilhelm vom Rath, Jr. who hay been visiting her| brother-in-law and sister, Mr. und ture home will be The bride is an popular girl and | shower given Misses Nichols at shire avenue. tainments arranged for her was the last | girls of Omega Beta Soroity of which she is a_member. at the home of the The director of the budget and Mrs. Herbert M. Lord, who went to Martins- | ville, Me., several weeks ago, will re- | turn to Washington August 1. in this elty. accomplished and one of the enter- evening by the = Mr. Thomas B. Harlan of St. Louls Is a guest for the week at the Lee House. 4006 New Hamp- #on, with thelr young daughters. Alice Elizabeth —and Margaret Isabel, started this morning on a motor trip through Virginia and North Carolina to their country estate in Tennessee. They expect to return to Washington on August 31. Mrs. Edward E. Richardson’ of 413 Mrs. Harry S. Black, in their sum- mer home at Southampton, L. I Mrs. vom Rath, who ix spending a few days at the Plaza in New York, was formerly Miss Cectlia . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry May of this olty. » Senator and Mrs. selden P. Spencer, who have been in Atlantic City for some weeks, have returned to Wash- ington. They will be here only a few days. when the senator will go to his home in Missourl for a month and Mrs. Spencer will go to New shire to remain until the of September. at which time she will Join the senator in Atlantic City for the month, of the Cuban lega- tion, Senor Dr. Jose T. Baron, ro- turned last evening from the iwest, where he has been for several weeks, Dr. Baron went to California to rep- resent his country at the exposition in Los Angeles, later accompanying 2 party of other I lomats to San Fi rado Springs, went to Lenver to visit friends. The secretar. : he left them and On Bis way east he stopped in St. Louis for another visit before returning to Fashington The adjutant general of the Army. Maj. Gen. Robert C. Davis, and Mrs. Davis are entertaining a dinner party of twelve this evening. Rear Admi: Fietcher accompanied by their daughter, Miss Mary Fletcher, ha arrived in Ncwport. where they are Morrill cottage for the re- vr of the season. The United tes ambassader to Chile and Mrs.)William Miller Collier New T day D anta Elisa from V pa- will spend a fortnight | J. this country before sailing for Europe to spend the remainder of the summer, and return to Chile by way of Argentina. Former United States Ambassador to Turkey and Mrs. Henry Morgen- thau have gone to Lenox. Mass, where they are staying at the Hotel Aspi-wall for several weeks. The marriage of Miss Margareta Dorothea Sobotka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sobotka to Mr. Edmund Stuart Whitson, son of Mr, first | 1 and Mrs. William B, M to this c thaving | aboard t Bolling gave up their a Wardman Park Hotel last autumn and went to Panama for the winter. antry from the Canal Zone, in New York yesterda . Mr. and Mrs. rtment at Mrs. Steyhen H. P. Pell will sall |today abroad the Berengarla for ¥ng- iland where she will join her parents, Col. and Mre. Robert M. Thompson, who went abroad early in the sum- mer and are spending some time in London. Major and Mrs. Cleveland H. Band- holtz. of Frankford Arsenal wer. guests for a few davs of Capt. and Mrs. W. J. Henry on their way t Kalamazoo, Mich ajor and Mrs. Bandholtz are making the trip by motor and will visit the former's mother, Mrs. May Bandholtz in Kala- mazoo and return to Frankford Arsenal later in the season. Ireland and Miss Martha nth of the west Colorado Glacier and return to August 3 July trav They will Springs, S | Yellowstone var | Washington, ¥rida | Mr. and Mre. Hull Celebrate iSixtieth Weddinz Anniversary. Former _Representative and Hull of lowa yesterd: ted the sixtieth anniversar edding in their suburban home, rendon. V : they have & for some | his state in the House of Rep jtives for twenty vears, and since | m that body in 1911 has shington, more recently 3 | near i § {#t home on furlough, recovering from {a wound received w the 23d Tow, the Black r. | Hull was electe > Fifty-second | Congress after serving for several terms as secretary of the Towa state and serving as secretary of Towa from 1878 to 1882, when he was elected lleutenant gove! r of the state. After his retirement from { public Tife Col. Hull continued his ac- tivities as a farmer, having bought a | |large estate in the vicinity of Mount | Mrs. Margaret E. Whitford left this | Columbia_road, Rolfe 1. Bolling has rcturnwllmorn'ns for Atlantic Ci B Uj == )= s 1 ==p= left Washington last where she | (Continued on 1219 F Street FOOTWEAR Everyt!ting in Summer Footwear you could pos- sibly desire, Strap Pumps, Sardals and Oxfords, specia'ly reduced to $5.65 for this great mid-year Tnth age.) 1219 F Street Closed All Day Satfiin:l;y lii_nxljl;g July and August Semi-Annua_lElearance and Mrs. Edmund John Whitson of | Vernon and nston Hall, which he $2.00 $2.75 pair. REMEMBER —thesc clearance days Jelleff's. are Here are a few samples. self. Women's $45.00 to $65.00 Wraps— and reduced $24 75 Slik with of summer furs— $55.00 Women's $75.00 and $85.00 Three- plece Costume Suits \n navy blue, tan reduced” §31 75 Women's $95.00 to $110.00 Costume Suits of genuine twill cord and beau- Elaborate sash tled roshanara silks straight line twills, to Women's $110.00 to $125. Wraps, Capes and Cape Coat beautiful_ collars embroidered twill coats, too, reduced to and gray twills, to silks, gray, navy tiful styles blue to roshanara in tan, broldered and braided, re- We are still the ONLY AUTHORIZED WASHINGTON AGENTS pair, with mercerized garter hems—regular and wide tops. ] We can't begin to tell you the dozens of opportuni that abound throughout the store. Read these and come and sce for your- and black, reduced $49 75 Women's $125.00 to $175.00 ‘‘Model" Costume Suits, elaborately hand.em- Gold Stripe Silk Stockings! Occasionally other stores secure in a round-about way a few hundred pairs, more or less, and advertise them for a short time, but this is as noth- ing to the thousands of pairs sold by us day in and day out vear by year. If you want fresh, new stock direct from the factory, depend upon JellefP’s for your Gold Stripe Silk Stockings; all sizes; black, white and colors. $2.75 with all-silk garter pair, A All sizes and colors. hems. Also extra heavy weight with mercerized garter hems, $2.50 pair, and chiffon weight at We've been selling Gold Stripe Silk Stockings for ten years and are going to continte to sell them —Reliability and fair dealing will continue also to be motives which actuate this business. FRANK R. JELLEFF. “Vanity Fair” Pettiskirts —with 20-inch seif hem. All the smart_summer shades, Regular size, $5.90; ra size, $6.90. at 1216 F St. N.W. WHITE SKIRTS REDUCED! *$12.50 to $14.75 Skirts 9 7 5 Knife and Combination Pleats Wool Canton—Silk Canton Striped Roshanara—Now Beautiful WHIT , in the most popular styles and materials—fine selection of sizes, splendid tailoring, deep knife ts. combination box and side pleats, in the wanted wool and silk crepes—most opportunely reduced just in time for vacation wear! Be sure to select yours while the choosing is fresh. $64.75 e | SR = clearance. The “Queen Quality” trademark is your assurance of satisfaction. Forty-five styles to choose from. including— White Kid, White Reigncloth, White C nd_Whi - F) dals, Biue. Green and Patent Trim: Fed, Greon and Bins Bt pon: [ b o ;:ru”;:r’./lllack and Broun Sctin, Black and Brown Kid, Brown and ‘an Calf. |sold a few rears ago and’ purchased | the place near Clarendon Col. and Mrs. Hull have with them their cnly daughter, Miss Annette 1 and their son, Col. John A who was acting judge advocate general of the Army for some time and is stationed in Washington { duced to $10.95 to $12.50 White Crepe de Chine Blouses, In beautful embroid- ered and lace trimmed siip.over and acquetts styles, reduced $Q 85 o $2.50 to0 $5.00 Neovelty Silk Gloves, of fine quality Milanese silk, in 12 and ! Ambassador | Spanish Louts, Beby Louis, Cuben and Low Walking Heels 16 button lengths; mousquetaire and James W. | and Weit Soles. e 2w gauntiet styles, rcduced to— = - i 1.85,, .85 ... eeerervis CHILDREN’S “Alwin" and “Windsor" ” £ Henderson’s—Standard for quality. LOW SHOES E‘::.’;t':n"";:‘:_ Silk _ Hos. Established Over 50 years. Greatly Reduced 10% to 25% Discoants QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP Sh 13‘3 f S'E'RE“E ot ‘:"cmm 5 & i " Shoes 2n: losiery for Yomen an iren ---on Limited Number of Dining ---Room and Bedroom Suites Ezclusive Agents in Washington for QUEEN QUALITY BHOES ¢ Stimulating July business by offer- ing Fine Furniture from our own stocks at savings which make it deci- dedly worthwhile to anticipate fall needs. ¢ The number of Dining Room and Bedroom Suites embraced in this July Sale 1s limited. so you'll act wisely in making your selection early. . A Few of the Many Bargains $559 Berkey & Gay Comb. Mahogany Dining Room Suite; 10 pcs., 66-inch Buffet, Closed Server and China Closet, Oblong Table, haircloth seats to chairs—reduced to.. S oo $495 $1,220 Berkey & Gay Comb. Mahogany Din- ing Room Suite; 10 pcs., 78-inch Buffet and Oval Table —crotch fronts to all pieces — reduced : $1,000 All Dresses Are Reduced $853 Comb. Walnut Dining Room Suite; 10 Taith . . Fi% pes., 72-inch Buffet, Closed Server and Oblong u the four gfoups you will catch the spirit sl ol $675 of the Sale—and the character of the reductions SN we are making. $310 Walnut Breakfast Suite, including Welsh Dresses up to $49.50—just a small Dresser—reduced to... group of Misses’ sizes............§ l 4.75 $764 Comb. Walnut Bedroom Suite; 9 pcs., ’ 48-inch Dresser, Bow-end Twin Beds, Vanity Dresses up to $59.50... PRT TR -528.75 Dresses up to $695053875 Case and Chifforobe—reduced to.........$595 Dresses up to $8500$48_75 $1,400 Enamel Bedroom Suite; 9 pcs., 53-inch Dresser, Bow-end Twin Beds, Vanity Case and Other Dresses are likewise deeply reduced— including all Cotton Frocks. this city, will take place at 5 o'clock this afternoon in the rectory of the Central Presbyterian Church at 15th | and Irving streets, the Rev. Dr. James H. Taylor officiating. Plans for the wedding are exceed- | ingly stmple and the ceremony will be witnessed only by the parents of the bride and bridegroom and other members of the families. The bride will be given in marriage by herto $ll.59 and $12.50 Beau.tiful Knife Pleated Skirts —tan, gray, cocoa, navy, black. —wool canton crepe. $13.75 to $17.50 Lovely Summer Silk Skirts § —knife, box and combination pleats —plain colors, »laids and stripes. —wanted shades and combinations exclusive of white. Sweater Coatees 3 y a hundred fine sweaters, in de-tie style—beautiful, lacy weave of finest Iceland and mohair. - All horizontally barred with contrasting fiber stripes Most generous color assortment that includes white with buff or jade, gray with gold, silver with buff or Harding blue, gold with black, buff with brown or Harding bluc. Former United Germany and States Mrs. R e it 7, $7.50 to $35.00 Summer Hats l/ 2 $5.00 Sleeveless Reduced Beautifu! and individual hats of the exclusive type that our little Hat Shop is known for—dress hats, garden hats, small tailored hats for street and travel, sport hats in dozens of smart styles— all our summer straws, organdies and straw and silk combinations for your choice, at one-half their original price. e 3L e Sweater Section—Second Floor. THE LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET Have YOU Selected YOURS? Sale of Cotton Frocks Usually $9.75 to $25.00 $7.50and $12.75 A fine selection in these beautiful women's cotton frocks placed on sale yes- terday in our Second Floor Dress Section. All the wanted colors and combinations made up in scores of styles and four of the season’s favorite materials. 1f you haven't chosen yours yet, be sure to do it today. If you've already selected one, why not another? You can’t have too many such frocks as these! Voile Frocks Plain Colors — Hand-drawn lace trimmed, in pastel shades. Figured—Dark backgrounds with small all-over pattern, in white or colors. Normandie—Navy blue and black backgrounds with w hite dots “baked” in. Linen Dresses Coat and straightline styles in plain tailored and hemstitched models. French Crepe and Ratine Sample Silk “High lights” in the Underwear Half Yearly Sale You are assured value in the Louvre’s Clearance Sale because we are critical of every garment admitted to our stock— _style-value as well as intrinsic-value. R R U R R RN U R R T TR VR and In a Wonderful Sale At Prices Averaging 1/; Less Than Regular Hundreds of pieces—scores of styles—exquisite silk under- wear—tailored and lace trimmed models of heavy quality crepe de chine and radium silks and lustrous crepe back satins. ~Surely I wi i i beautiful underwear! you'll want lots of this beautiful, " Costnndisliseon . p-over styles—organdi 1- (:mi‘o]es Chemise Step—lns lars and pockets—inset l)a)uds og( m,;r;?d. $1.39, $1.95, $2.95 $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 cred cruncie Usually $2.25 to $5.00 to $7.95 Sandals and Dress Pumps$7.95 Pair Chifforobe; glass tops to all pieces—reduced to $1,050 $685 Comb. Mahogany Bedroom Suite; 9 pcs., 54-inch Dresser, Twin Beds, Toilet and Chifforobe —reduced to .. $1,137 Comb. Walnut Bedroom Suite; 9 pcs., 52-inch Dresser, Bow-end Twin Beds, Vanity Case and Chifforobe—crotch fronts to all pieces—re- duced to .. 5 $189 Mahog;ny Sofa, our own make; Down and Hair filled—reduced to....... $125 $189 Mahogany Davenport—our own make, hair filled—reduced to..... ceee--. $150 James B. Henderson Fine Furniturc, Laces, Draperies, Upholstery, Paperhanging, Painting 1108- G Street——Phones Mzin 7675 Main 7676 H Both tailored and Suits o e Tweeds, etc., up to $35.00........... sl 1_75 Twills and Checks up to $49.00....... .524.75 2 and 3 piece Suits up to $69.00...... 534,75 Wraps, too—Silk Coats gl Up to $495052450 Up to $95.00.. . 537,30 Shoulder strap styles in fine Usually $4.50 to $13.50 Regularly $11 and $12.00 Pair. quality crepe de chines and Beautifu! envelope chemise of satins—radium sliks, too—many lustrous _crepe-back _satin, fine Reduced for clearance to......... Sandals—With the smart cut-out tallored with hemstitched tops radium and crepe effect, Instep strap and - low block heei—severai pairs each in red, green and dark biue. It will pay you to get them NOW. Colonial Pumps—3f black rown bro- caded satin, plain gray suede, patent leather, gray suede and patent leather combined, and brown kid. mely smart styles with new Spanish heels and hand turned soles. You can surely be fitted in one style or another. Real filet and and straps—others with inser- tion, medallions and edging of e~ French val and real filet and beautiful garments that you'll be irish laces. sure to want! Gowns, $7.95, $8.95, $11.95, $14.95 " Usually $12.50 to $22.50 Exqulisite lace trimmed and tallored style gowns of crepe-back heavy crepe de chine and radium silk. Ample choice from round and V necks—some finished with bows and two-tone satin ribbon—others with inset medaliions them perfectly or e—real irish and filet edgings and French vals In profusion, opportunity that you'll surely want to share!