Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1923, Page 5

o OC ; i THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, _1923. WORLDCOURTRLEN (G et 2o ™ = e MADE BY CHURCHES Arr=sted Begsing, - » NEW YORK, October 27.—Once a : ] ] ) | wealthy New Jersey brewer, Peter Ministers Asked to Obtain| yT&™, feenivoeisti wder o ” : : ‘ “Intelligent Understand- | Rybist oty SRR y ¢ g !" >0 Y 4 story. 4 . Axn appeal to the 150,000 (‘hrlsnln; grlfififii'l'u 5::-‘::;'.1"(" .fi?fi'.:ls 1“111::; i I el ntry to help the! became a brewer and built a for- Ministers of the =Y 12 tune, only to see it topple some merican people “secure an intel-| L Iyt seo It topple some tcent undersianding of the nature| i Breeosyiunti S o S 5 = = e TRy : ook ot the DéroEnen Gourtior e LT T'he mode is as much a part of the evening divertisement as the international Justice” was issued to-, lener, until a few weeks « asiaaieon | e e Ly wesks opera—the ball itselfi—a contra-setting which lends glamour to the Head Dresses 1y by the Federal Councll of, mones mn out | terday. . . - . surches through fta commission on s ! occasion. And so, this power of the mode to create its own atmos- T : ory lona ustice a rood will. i . . . = # g . J/ i . 4 cads a ver love an waen The e i temed 1 conneetion| NEW BRIGADIER GENERAL.| phere of loveliness and charm imposes on every woman the obli- i s S line - of World Court e } i sent, wherever she goes i event as asinge \ Y dust, or silver, or gleaming eaves— ember & to Armistico | Col. John R. Delafield Named for| gation to present, wherever she goes in the evening, as pleasing st, o er, or gleaming gold Jeave : 1 0 oo - g S the b W t , designated as World Court Sun- | RoserseiCorps Borvies: i and lovely a picture as taste and circumstances permit. ! T s e o6 1 col . Delafield. Ord: ol . > s : re e | & sketched, at $9. Others, i o i 22?.'."252;]5:«&5""" 1’:“&“}?51'..;31 \‘;’E;I::Y‘:{):r?l:' * Here, at Woodward & Lothrop’s, the beauty of the Winter Mode ij‘g, rf]msz‘t(,“e Lp_\,rq"i'\m‘ *“"“"‘;‘."Z\mlfifil; 3:5-;:“‘ n Reserve corpe ©00 | for Evening is richly exemplified in furs of rare quality, gorgeous g $3 10 $30 Wl council. The colone] « o 3 S o Sl it . . PR e - ea ';;,l'l'xc“!; e LR IR e sl wraps, gowns resplendent in their “rich simplicity,” so difficult of { | . o nte en hope, bNna N ) and L o o > . . . . Hair Ornsment section, First floor h _uj-!x an Il nted majgndn achievement — and in chic Winter accessories. OIS Rectm v 1 programs. | et o ¢ p Obtained. W O L . ‘ Jewelled Combs to Presidgent Harding | awarded the distin 3 P : ing und during | medul for his servic i —to hold the smart coiffure i 1 : . iet, or amber or shell-celluloid, f GUNMEN SHOOT TWO. ! b e : g lesigned, and jewelled in very Sl v S , 7 ¢ r imitations of sapphir Attack Brothers in Restaurant.! 3, topaz—and sketched One Dead, Other May Die. { v uew jewelled comb in sapphire DETROIT, M - 4 S ull gray, $18. $4.50 to $30 Ornament hooting iy | sl f v , Evening Gloves who, of- | b { 1 under many }: 5 - traditio the ve city of the ! . A 2 | w trad have been the | vergence irom b 1 bid . Cothution) of twenty button w] \ / when they are | of pearl, or cafe au UPHOLD- VOES}EAD ACT. | | A . s - Glace Gloves, $6.50 and Pastel Suedes, $7.50 and V. C. T. U. Convention Adopts Res- ' olution Opposing Modification. Winter's Jewels UNABLE TO THE D poited to Have Opened | h - B i hrisopher se Bars at Three-Mile Limit With- ! i 1 f ; q 10 R i ! / A 1 of re out Stopping. ARNOLD AND CowmM. B | 1418 Eve 8 ) n sterling silver, ‘$20. Necklaces, $22 to $150 Earrings, $20 to $42 iy Section, First flvo ed violation of th iv liquer Len Enclosed porches are not a luxury. ’ They bring sunlight e Wb e and health into the home. Have your 3 | builder give you an H 7 A, 4 7 / i pings on co id . A 2 ! » 3 3 s y S \ i | ~the exqui idea of how little it il ] ) 3, ey iashions man will cost to enclose 1 : gorgeot your porch. by Brit ithough i o 3 4 Use Plate Glass iquor wa. Founded 1864 E ; Femhonseas in HIRES TURNER i i y 3 ans B | Rl es COMoALY Fur Tnm_m_ ing Enriches Wr‘aps. o 1evnt ¥ Washington, D. C. | l.uxurious wraps of chiffon and brocade velvets and rich pile fabrics, in gleam- Besalys, va. | ing gold. jade, American heauty, sapphire blue, black — are enriched with ) - . ~1: N ermine, Paris’ Lapin Blane, or the Yovely chinola. as pictured here in this Ji b\’el)]l‘lg 511]3})61’5 gorgeous wrap of sapphire velvet. Wraps, $95 to $275. “nouse. ippers of gold and silve Woodmard & othrap | The “Rich Simplicity ™ of Gowns | e 10th, 11th, F and G Streets with 1 ‘That rare simplicity is achieved in this gown of exquisite jade Salome velvet | ckle, " i a in chi —draped to the front in inimitable French manner, its exquisite applique and embroidery effecting richness without elaboration, $225. Opening Monday 9:15 AM. Gleaming meta[ f‘l(l!]h,_ real laces, chiffon and broche velvets. gorgeously 4 & o4 M headed crepe chiffons—fashion Winter's evening gowns. $39.50 to $350. The New G St. Station The Silhouettes of Misses’ Gowns Post Office There is the frock bouffant of crepe chiffon, with its indescribably charming f ‘ACCQn]panl\'in:{: H(}Sc trimmings—the floating frock in exquisite colorings—the velvet frock of sim- i g j : W e First floor G Street Building plicity—the gleaming frock of silver or gold metallic Jace—and none is ! -are in the exquisiie goid ! D anc lovelier than ti#s frock, from Madame Madonna, of silver and blue fulgu- shades to match gl ;‘zmd venine | g?‘\x; N This Post Office will be open and ready to per- rante, a velvet bow, a pink rose and Margot lace for loveliness., $100. i t form all the services of the regular U. S. Post Misses” Gowns, $32.50 to $100. Oftice—Registered Mail, Money Orders, Parcel Post and Stamps. Furred Wraps Individually Designed Nt G T o e . s - S pair. Pre-eminent among the collection of gorgeous furred wraps is a wrap of Eastern Mink; it gains individuality by its interesting cut. and the design of : Sl 1;'{,‘;",:““ oot PSE Our g — tNtIOtflf CSOtaCh the pelts, $1,650. Furred Wraps, $650 to $1,650. | | comns e 0 Lome birect 1o the ore y From the parking area, where you may park your car as long as you wish—all day if necessary. This Motor Coack Service has been established for your convenience, and we will be pleased to have you use it at all times. No Charge for this Service