Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1923, Page 9

RESERVE OFFICERS IN SUMMER CAMP Fifteen-Day Training Period Opens - at Camp Meade—Military Prob- lems First Instruction. Special Dispatch to The Stor, CAMP MEADE, Md., August 14— The fiftéén-day training period for Dis- trict of Columbia reserve Army officers opened here yesterday morning at 8§ o'clock, with a class in theoretical mili- tary problems. Officially up at cers ate br later retired books and paper. In t + Instrictions the divisio A the e officer of shington quarters of the Or- ized Res rhe lecture was fol- ed by qu Following this conference, the o cers were. initiated into the command, general staff and services of the division by other MiStructors. At 3:15 o'clock the fourth class of the day was held, this being in iew of test on \ command, staff and ta Maj. James H. Tierney has been named executive officer of the 80th Division camp, Marriage Licenses. and and Maude W lliams 3. Lew le and Jennie A. Smith ro and Mildred James, both and Flora L. Moore, both Lioyds, Va., and Louise Jeter of Alps, Thurman 0. in_and Trene H. Cen- 1. Va ce R. Fox, both I Paso, Tex., and and Doroths R. Baslis and Ada Aukard. Births Reported. The following births bave heen reported to the e partpent in the last twenty-four hour: s e 1 and n\. M aud Carrte T Edward T Deaths Reported. The feilowing d the health dep —_ (Continued from Eighth Page.)_ New York. preparatory to sailing for Burope for a two-vear stay. Maj Osmun_will be stationed in Paris ‘ol Fwing 1 Mrs. Locher and Mother In the*Adirondacks. lHrunch of the League of American Pen Women, left Washington a week | September 15. ago with her mother, Mrs, Alfred Clarke Hawley, to spend three weeks |Mrs. Albert Livingston Eldridge Mor- in the Adirondack mountains. After|ton, was married to Capt. Herbert F. leaving the Adirondacks Mrs. Locher | peatherstone, \uxuut 1, at ¥l Paso. will spend a few davs in New York The Rev. Floyd Poe performed with producers and publishers, a few [the ceremony in the First Presbyter- days at Atlantic City and Philadel- [fan_Church. phia, before returning to Washing- ton to take up the work entailed in the first season of her administration as president of the local branch of |Otto L. McDaniel. professjonal writing women. During Mrs. Locher's absence. Mrs. Dorothy De Muth Watson, first vice president | bert Dunlap Morton, gave of the District of Columbla Branch of | The best man was Capt. B the League of American Pen Women, |nler. will be the executive officer in| Capt. and Mrs. Featherstone left charge. immediately by motor for Mountain M., where they wlil occupy Miss Beulah M. Egnew and Mr. Ar-|the Morten, summer cottage for a thur Campbell Buell were married bride, only the family: being present. L. Purdam performed the [dark poiret twill, with a beige color- Miss Eleanor King of Bal- |ed chiffon crepe blouse and beige Her hat was a She car- rled roses and lilies of the valley. trip. They The bride and her mother and Ennis Hedian acted as best man. THE EVENING STAR, W-ASHINGTON, ‘The bride’'s brother, — Park, few weeks. ¢ quietly on Saturday, at noon, at the home of the|Maj. Gen. Howze. was maid of honor and Mr. |olored accessories. French model, in dark blue. After the wedding breakf: Brothers O DELIGHT eyes peering ahead for Fall’s disclosures! These superb examples of the straight-line edict —in all its variations—are priced so that you may be first to have them. vet have the authority of Rizik for correctness— POIRET TWILL and SERGE DRESSES, 2750 Up SATIN DRESSES Sl B ts, d int .00 TWELVE THIRTEEN F End-of-Season Clearance We have further reduced every season- able garment in stock for immediate dis- posal. The savings are treniendous:. 36 Sportand Afternoon Frocks Of All Crepe, Combinations and Knit Fabrics Originally up to $55.00 Choice, $19.00 Choice of all our Cotton Frocks, orig- s ,85 inally up to $25.00....... s _— 29 Suits—Tan twill, 3-piece Kasha cloth, gray, all-over embroidered $ 00 Twill, all-over embroidered Navy; 27.'-__ formerly $59.50 to $89.50. Choice. . e Miss Isabel Morton, daughter of The ushers were Maj. Berkeley T. Merchant, Maj. Stephen W. Winfree, Capt. Jesse Beeson Hunt and Lieut. Miss Hallle Mor- ton was her sister's maid of honor. dianapolis, Ind., Washington, are staying at the Lee [during the last week in June at San House while here. They will make their home at Fort Bliss, where Capt. August 11, | Featherstone is stationed as aide to Mr. and Mrs, John A. Connor, who are motoring from their home, in|states, has returned to the city. Columbus, Ohio, to Atlantic Clty, are | spending a few days at the Hamilton | Mr and Mrs. Joseph Blumenthal Hotel They Mr. and Mrs. The bride wore a tailored suit of will be at home to thelr friends after |brother and sister have made their|at the Homestead, Hot Springs, Va. home in Bl Paso for the past three|to remain for several weeks. years. known In the south, as her grand- father, Col. Jonathan Smith-Dawson, P commanded the 46th Tennessee Regi- | 8!&ns and classmates at supper Sun- mt‘sr;‘l in the civil w:r. ¢ e is a descendant of one of s the signers of the Declaration of In- | pMr. and Mrs. Parls are touring dependence, John Morton. ancestor, Richard Dunlap, was min- ister from the United States to the republic of Texas in the early days. “The bride attended the Chevy Chase School for Girls, In Washington. Capt. Featherstone is the son of [Tabert are spending a week in Harry Featherstone of Washington. | Atlantic City. P P - | He received his education in England. The o hidets family 18 ovell| Miss Bana Smith and Miss Mariin Smith entertained a party of en- day evening. Europe and expect to spend some time in Czechoslovakia and the kans before they return to Wash- ington. Another Miss Bessie Crump and Miss Helen Dr. William J. R. Thonssen, who B. Scoby of In-|attended the anfiual convention of h . and Mra. motored o |the American Medlcal Association Francisco, Calif., and has since visited relatives and friends nlong the Pacific coast and in the southern mpanied by |and family are spending some time Connor. at_Rehoboth Beach, Del. Miss Clara Hartogensis also is Mre. Harley Calvin Gage and her |spending her vacation at the Déla- daughter, Margaret (lage, are |ware resort. Paris Says: Black Satin Dresses A complete assortment of the newest ideas and conceits in Fashion’s favorite material, in the most youthful and subtle of fashions. Moderately Priced 5352 and 552 N WY D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1923.. K WHER 58 G“m = 2] FERNACZION HINGS COST LESS Y ONCR AN 7oy M:BROKS & @ - 11091111 G STREET NORTHWEST, New Fall Merchandise Included in This Great ALTERATION SALE Makes It ‘the Outstanding Event in Washington Retaildom sizes. Printed Crepe Silk Dresses (Sizes 14 to 36) Values up to $17.50. Sale price $6.90 New Fall Dresses (At Wholesale Price) The newest of the new autumn styles in Flat Crepe, Canton Crepe, Georgette Crepe and Lace .combina- tions. A complete range of all regular Dotted Voile Symmer Dresses Values up to $16.95. Sale price $5.75 —— New Fall Samgle Line Kimonos Made of Serpentine Crepe $2.95 and $ $3.95 Values 2 Sale Price . . . .. A most fortunate purchase of these Early Fall Sample Kimonos makes this extraor- dinary offer possible. A dainty array of de- signs are presented in elaborately hand- embroidered effects. Colors include rose, lavender, orchid and pink. New Fall Stylish-Stout Overblouses $4.90 Artistically modeled of Georgette crepe and crepe de chine, Some have Tuxedo Collars with insert of real lace. Colors in- clude navy, brown, biscuit, flesh and white. Values up to $12.00 (Sizes up to 56) . —— Pure Thread Silk Full Fashioned Hosiery “Mill Hurts” $ $2 Quality, 1 Sale Price .......... The irregularitics in these hose are so slight that they are almost unnoticeable and will certainly not impair their wear. Colors include polo gray, silver brown, black and white. Knitted Jacquettes Values to $15.00, at _Side _tied with heavy silk ribbon. Full silk lined in beautiful color ® combinations of tan and black, and gray and black. Sleeveless Sweaters, $1.68 Knitted of imported wool yarns, in novelty weaves. A full range of the prettiest color combinations. Phillipine Chemise Actual $ 1 4 6 8 $2.00 Val- Elegant quality nainsook with beautifully ues, at .. ey embroidered designs in floral and conven- tional patterns. v - \ () 1 1 I n o b Irnported Beaded Handba s New Fall Styles—$2.00 Values Drawstring tops; most beautiful combination col- 18 One-of-a-kind Dresses, suitable $ 50 Pl o e for afternpon, dinner and dance wear e —originally up to $89.50. Choice. .. Jam & Jeliy Mzking | Now an exact science | Fresh Fruits are Plentiful | Use the short CerTo-Process for making jam and jelly with Berries, Cherries, Peaches and other fruits in season. Youwill find theyare the best jams and jellies you ever tasted. CERTO is sold by grocers e where or sent postpaid for 35 tev:r:y T MINUTE 'S BOILING 2Poum)s OF FRUIT SPOUNDG OF SUGAR /OUNCES O €S OF CerTO 5 POUNDS OF JAM Rrapped with every bottle is a recipe booklet which tells the story. las-Pectin Corporation o e R e, l', No reason now her tongue to tell That sad old story “It did not jell” Her jam’s now perfec—jelly, too Shie uses CERTO—s0 should you! Needed at Dances ' And the Sea Shore | i (Aids to Beauty) Here is a home treatment for removing halrs that is quick, pafnless and Inexpensive: With some powdered delatone and water make enough paste to thiekly cover the objectionabls hairg, apply and after 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and it will be left soft, clear aml’ hairless. This treatment will' not mar the skin, but to avpld disappointment, be care- ful et _real delatene. Mix A8 “Whnted—Advertises | ) il (Tr'epe/ Wrap, monkey fur $37.00 trimmed. Originally $135 ......... = 537 .00 1 Black Satin W rap tan grizzette 337.00 collar. . Originally $12 2 — 1 Jacquard Silk Wrap, tan gr1z7— $37.00 ette collar. Originally $115 . 5 1 Brocade Cape, caracul collar. :37.00 Originally $125 .. .coeeecsisnsioss — 2 Canton Crepe Capes, Caracul 315.00 collar, originally $35 1 All-over Embroidered Twill Wrap, originally $135 1 Gray Roshanara Wrap, origi- nally $79.50; 2 Genuine Velvey Cape s 00 Wraps, Caracul collar, originally ecioe Finest Quality Full-furred Stone 331 00 Marten Chokers, special .... $10.75 and $12.75 Roshanara and Flat $7 Crepe Pleated Skirts ...ccceseoeccec.. 41 Smart Overblouses, originally $3 .50 $10.00 onrt Jacquettes, ongmdllv up to s3 35 Sleeveless and Sport Swenters, 32 .50 originally SB95 i3 s s ssiginas iy You Can See Paris in These New Chapeaux Featuring Chinese Embroideries, the New Style Note in NEWFALLHATS ~510 Panne Velvets—Duvetynes—Rich Satin, so invitingly new and different, lavishly embroidered in the new Chinese effects, and new autumn col- orings, deep rich tones with black predominating. Styles for dress, sport and street wear. Women who have seen these charming creations have ex- pected them to be more expensive. orings. we've ever presented. * This is one of the most extraordinary values ] Beautiful New Intended to Be Sold for 9.50 Pficem--.--.-: These are the most gorgeous models Fall Coats $89.50. Sale that have been produced for the com- .ing season’s wear. Artistically made of soft, lustrous matetial in circular, waist- line and silhouette effects. All are handsomely trimmed in furs (Fox, Beaver and Viatka Squirrel), and are finished with tailored bands or braid trimming. Colors are navy, gray, brown, kit fox and black. Co;lty'nur'ng The August Sale of FURS Reductions Range From 25% to 33143% A nominal deposit will reserve your | purchases for future delivery. = P Comgplete Clearance of All Summer Suits Coats, Wraps, Skirts and Jacquettes 9 Tailored Suits, in various light and dark shades. All sizes in A the Iot. Formerly marked to $75.00. Sale price ...\ s 31 Coats, mostly sports styles; plain colors and plaid’ effects; full Tined: included ore some good styles in poiret twill and silk fabrics; dressy mod- els. I-ormerl) ‘mark- ed to $3500. Sale price . 25 Chinchilla Jacquettes, full lined with crepe de chine in green and blue. Jaunty mod- els that were formerly marked $15.00. Sale price ® All Summer SKIRTS Values to $24.75—In two groups at E $4.95 and $7.95 | The entira remalning stock 6f Summér | Bkirts ie_included in this wonderful oppor- tunity. The collection includes plain col- ofe, plaids and Stripes in every wanted materlal. Plain or pleated models, In all lengths and walst widths, |