Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 48

(Continued from Fourth Page. shower houquet of pink roses. of the bridegroom, mald of wore a canary color chiffon and gol lace gown and carried & colonial bou- que of yellow roses. of the bride, wore a pale blue chiffon | ber 15. gown and strewed rose petals hefore the bride. The bridesmaids were Mi: Freda Lazarus of Raleigh, N. C., cou- sin of the bride; Miss Ann_ Coonin, cousin of the bridegroom, Miss Eva |Mr. L Silber and Miss Rebecca Silber. Miss igh, eda Lazarus wore a gown of nile | Miller of N SOCIETY. Weddings.. of orchid chiffon and silver lace. Mi beoca Silber was in a gown of blue caught with chiffon ribbons to match £ © e chiffon "weivet | bride, was best man and of coral pinl cl n velvet 3 Were Mr. Harry Coonin, Mr. Ben d with briliiants and carried a | were' Mr. Harey Coonin, Mr. Be honor, | mony a_ dinner and reception were beld at Ha ower girl, Jean Wolfe, nieco |and will f-town guests ou! E. Caplan and Mra. Among the Kimmel of Richmond, and Mrs. S. .9 S . Women’s Suits Four great groups of Fashionable Suits—styles to meet every wish! $125.00 to $165.00 Costume Suits In this remarkable group are both two and three-piece costume suits, beautifully fur-trimmed. o They are made in high-cost vellona and velmara cloths with self color and metal embrolderies, Collars and cuffs of viatka or natural squirrel, beaver or fox and the pockets sometimes trimmed to match. Such suits as are worn by fashionable women at daytime functloms, calling, matinee and bridge. A very unusual chance even for “Appreciation.” Many only one of a kind. Women’s $89.50 to $110.00 Costume Suits Many beautiful styles from which “Appreci- ation Week” patrons may choose. Embroidered o three-piece costume suits, elaborate two-plece cos- tume suits, in fine materlals and desirable shades with beaver, fox, viatka and natural squirrel col- lars. Also high-class sport suits in imported novelty plaids and Kasha stripes. These with badger, kit fox and faccoon collars » 5 Women’s $59.50 to $65.00 Sport Suits Such suits as all .women are beginning to In- clude in their wardrobes. Made in new fabrics— = the flamingo and camel’s hair cloth in plain shades, 1; 3 Pred inatin colors are camel, ramits, Tampa brown. bark. Kit fox gray, black and white. with large raccoon_and kit fox fur collars—or both collare and cufts at “Appreciation” prices. $50.00 to $59.50 Tailored Suits Navy blue and black tailored suits in _fine ‘twills, beautifully made and always in style. Both. 39' self stitching, bias folds and pin tuckings. Jackets, crepe silk lined. illinery! A large collection of most attractive new hats from one of the country’s most notable makers. s = 0 Scarcely two alike—each a emart style and in all di 13 and felts—luster embroideries, silk and m::::ll)lr::'!hbnns forming ornaments or bows, contrasting shades of self-materials in facings, duvetyn and velvet combined in col- tor tour. In fact, hats to fit every occasion wherg. the sport 'fl';‘;'l?a may go—all for your choice in “Appreciation” at $10.50 each. Castor and pheasant, gray and Dresden, taupe and orange, sand, mole and Hollywood. $8.50 to $10 Sport Hats, $3.50 to $5 Felt Sport $6.75 Hats, $2.50 the newest Autumn colorings, Reosmng (Hanieds atiaen trimmed with rosettes of rib- Bavy s biue. biadk oF ETAY. bon in matching or contrast- “ group. Come early in “Ap- B e oy Ao preciation Week” for these! preciation” price! $12.50 to $15 Imported and Tailored Hats, $3.95 A SIRRERL S e Poke and up-turned models through our personal repre- in the smart trimmed felts— nille hats in beautiful autumn coque ornaments. Also velvet iy Bhast for et e and satin combinations with motoring—French fur relts in clever ornaments or self- , matching gros grain ribbon styles—all very good-looking rosettes—mushroom styles in and unusual value! i duvetyn, brown, castor, navy $25 to $35 Dress Hats, $35 and $40 Pattern Hats, $21.50 Lyons and Panne velvet, A collection of very fine hatters’ plush — stunning large and small, including large picture hats natduaty i with single ostrich plumes, placing of a_ bit of fur or combinations of plack and col- ostrich, draped with lace, em- broidered with jewels, some metal cloth and many others. Each a beautiful creation. Of- appreciate their ‘unusual fered for “Appreciation” at a beauty and be astonished at their “Appreciation” price! for hats of this quality, Just Too Pretty for Anything— o = $5.00 Silk Petticoats 1 200 new fall petticoats of radlum silk and silk 53.85 and cuffs are most attractive! Kasha in stripes, travella and mixtures in effects of opossum. Here they are representing the newest suit styles— sthe very long and shorter panel jackets, with Attractive $15.00 to $21.50 Sport Hats materials of superb quality—velours, velvets, lapsible sport hats, which thrive under rough treatment on the solid browns, tangerine, navy, reseda, royal, wistaria, purple, Felt and velour hats in the Scratch and English felts in Very delightful shapes—some- ing shades. Just a small $5 to $8.50 Semi-Dress French Sport Hats, sentative. Handknitted che- bows of cire ribbon, fancy helmet and cloche shapes with banding, mostly _tallored blue and bl $15 and $18.50 dress_hats—one of a kind— individually smart in the ored panne velVet faced with with metallic facings. You'll most astonishingly low price Petti ts & Sli jJersey. Some with embroidered scaliops and sprays, mome with hemstitched hems, a few with fancy pleated flounces. Choice of blatk, navy blue, taupe, rust, emerald, almond, cocoa, gray and purple. $7.50 and $8.50 Silk Petticoats Indeed a beautiful group of petticoats and true 85 fon" values! Bilk jerseys of fine quality! o al Radium sllks! Fancy pleatings' Ribbon trimmings! Straight line styles with self folds and embroideries that are new and different! Shades include rust an| browns—taupe, emerald and French blue holly—berry, silver, purple, navy and greb! A new gray. B o o $10.00 Silk Petticoats . - . You never saw prettier ones! Both flounce an straightllne models entirely new les—beautifully .85 embroidered or hemstitched and finished with narrow 5 ruffes—Ilovely shades—fa: rust, taupe, emerald, purple, black navy blue. finest of Milan d radi petticoats in every wa: $12.00 to $15.00 Silk Petticoats, $8.85 and Superb quality Milanese silk je: rsey and 3 silk are the fabrics of these beautiful petticoats. Both flounce and straightline styles—scalloped bottoms, self-bandings, contrasting color embroidery. All the new fall shades. ’ $4.00 to $6.00 Silk Costume Slips An extra opportunity ‘quite in keeping with our 85 together very handsome “Appreciation Events” are these crystal knit and satin dress slips—in black, navy blue fawn, gra and flesh color. Many of them have 20-inch shadow hems—all with tailored tops and self straps., $8.50 to $10.00 Silk Costume Slips These are in fine radium silks, crepe de chine and crepe back satine—plenty of blacks, browns, srays. $® 85 taupes, fawn and navy blue to wear with the season's tfl.‘:noon '-'g street nkl. also flul"o&llo: Mu‘l.’;‘: eAr even| WDS—§0me emst :lrl lace-trimmed others with tailored tops and pelf straps. green chiffon trimmed with crystal | Max Deads. Miss Ann Coonin wore & gown ll;; l‘sfll:u:o.lge Mi roa Eva Silb gown of pink chiffon [ timore, Md.; Mrs. trimmed with Fibbon and Miss Re- | Gertrude Johnson of Atlan Mr. H. Boris Burns of ge.) __|chifon and silver lace. The brides-|and Dr, gnd Mrs. M. Sinsky of Baltl Myers and Helen Wolfe, nephow | malds’ bouquets were of pink s | more. and niece of the bride. Mrs. Jean Myers, sister of the bride, | their gown: was matron of honor. T of San Francisco. The young bride is elon, Miss Henrietta Fetterman, sister | Morris Lenkin. Following the cere-|a native of Washington, and spent all 3 of her life at Rock Creek rectory un- hel coaple 1stt for an extended | tll the death of her grandfather five | Ronald Bishop, trip through Canada and points west | Years ago, when she went with her $e 4t home after Novem- | mother to make her home in San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Walter Burch announces the ml.rrlx::ecnl her lon,MM Lazarus, Mrs. L. Mofkowits, | cent Leo Cooney, to Mi 4 Mr. J. Freelander |of Baltimore. The wedding took place 5 Mr. . | In_Baltimore Tuesday, October 23, ew York, Mr. and Mrs. | 5:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mr: THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHIN Linthicum Heights, Md. J 1 ful miscellaneous sho hllll’.lllhll Irvin Edna Bishop, Mis: Cecll Costello, Mi indanele ter A. Burch. James Vin- | King, to_Ed: 0 o'clock at St. Matthew’s. On members of the immedlate famili Cooney are |and a few intimate friends were pre: _|Rev. Fathe Burch entertained at a delight- [lowed by an informal reception. m! r in honor of the bride October 20 at her home on street. Those present were made on trimmed with gold lace, a ture hat ::l‘ ne Bishop, Mrs. H’:ll'l'}' Bishep, 81 ms we: e's parents, 413 Quincy | sell O of brown velvet and gol with wh! ‘and 1 o e v | se gston, daughter the former SE becwn NSlvas an ol Macetsne ite and ‘yellow | strest northwest, followed the cere Jennie But- |ro lnlda!l!llel of the valley. Mrs. Charles E. Buck announces the | jer, Miss Virgie Butler, Miss Sunder- Mr. Samuel Hinkle, brother of the|marriage of her granddaughter, Che: 1a; Mrs. Hi arry Keough, Miss Lena the (USHETS | ley Dare Kelly, to Mr. Joseph McBride eldin Mre. E. W. Burch, Mrs. F. Miss Elizabeth Clan- John Van der Deusen, Lawrence O. Fox, Mrs. W. A. Burch, Mr. James Vincent Cooney, Mr. r. Frank Clanda- neles, Mr. Maurice O'Connor and Wal- gown of beaded blye cre Dlfiun I‘n‘u and carried bride roses. i wore a gow. a small hat to match. in the day for & weddin; The marrlage of Miss Audrey M. Ring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John win Francls Sweeney of Gene Bishop | Buffalo, N. Y., took place Friday at N, D. Caplan, Mr, Michael Goldberg, [ at home to their friends at 2 Charles mony was performed by The bride wore n, mad ralght lines and mo ‘e the rooms emums, palms an ufse Young attended the , & black | wedding trip. The bride wo! of dark blue crepe, with [ hat to match. Mr. Sweeney and his bride left later | sively entertained prior to thel northwest. Mary C. Graf and Mr. Willi te Willlam Jewell | beautiful wedding Wednesd: t th e of th at the parsonag . , Sscame th 0 L N SN ) N N S A S 1 10 N0 L) L ) 0 A AT M AL R A A Precridfion Our Annual Presentation of Newest Fashions for Women and Misses at About 20 Per Cent to 334 Per Cent Savings! ] This event is unique—it is more than a “sale.” It is a sincere acknowledgment in a material way of our apprecia- tion of the fact that our every-day, year-round business continues to grow. It is this continuous, every-day business, inspired by the thought ever present in the minds of so many women of Washington when apparel is being consid- ered, to go to Jelleff’s, that makes this shop what it is.—And so, if you please, we shall show our appreciation again of your great good will in this interesting way. FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC. Beautiful Coats for All Women! styles eral demand for coats trimmed with fur. Women’s $75.00 to $85.00 Coats This extraordinary group of coats featuring smart straight coats of Jullana or Veldyne with s .50 large black Wnx fur collars and cuffe, side- fastening coats of cordalure with large caracul and Viatka squirrel shawl collars and cuffs: circular draped coats in Formosa with beaver or squirrel col- lars, and very dressy coats of Granada with embroidered sleeves and wolf fur collars anl cuffs! Brown, kit fox, navy and black— all regular sizes. ~ Women’s $89.50 to $110.00 Coats A very startling midseason group—every coat fur-trimmed—some with large shawl collars, and s 00 cuffs of wolf fur—others with muffier collars of * beaver—or fox in taupe or kit fox shades. Still others with shoulder collars and cuffs of platinum wolf, beaver, lynx, Viatka and natural gray squirrel—indeed most wonderful selections. All these are fashioned of fine materials; Ormadale, lustrous, rol de laine, arabella and cordara In black, navy, Tampa and coffee browns, kit fox, Zanzibar and Alaskan grays. Styles to meet every fashion request—wrap coats, tube coats, circular draped coats, tlered, paneled and flaring coats. Choose the one style that suits you best from these great “Ap- preclation” values! 9 Women’s $115 to $135 Coats and Wraps The largest group—the greatest varlety In styles. There seems to be no end to them— s w circular draped coats bordered with Viatka, side ® ripple godets with wolf and fox fur borders, flat-back coats with tlered panel fronts, beaver collars and cuffs, flare coats with large muffler collars and cuffs of kit fox fur, beaver and taupe fox, tube-shaped coats with variations of tucks, tiny shoulder yokes, embroidered panels, and every type of collar and cuff in finest of beaver, squirrel and lynx furs; materials include fashona, gerona, Arabla, Glamora and Constanza. Every new shade. 9 Women’s $135.00 to $175.00 Coats Individuality in styles—beauty in materials— quality in furs—are all motable in these coats. s w Huge shawl collars of fur that reach to the @ ‘waistline and very deep cuffs show lavishness in design that make them most desirable, Beaver, Viatka and natural gray squirrel; black, brown and taupe fox included in the above—also coats with large muffler collars—and cuffs of wolf and fox furs—some even with borders of these furs —and all in such materials as gerona, marvella, turnella, fashona and oriona which are among the finest of the season. Cholce ;ms—uukn. bunny, kit fox gray, Tampa, Zanzibar, navy and Th:nsml outstanding feature of our “Appreciation Events” will be these great selections of new winter coats. New all the great range of winter materials are represented—and practically the entire assortments meet the gen- Women’s New Coab—Spo‘rt Fabrics Here are the coats which women are buying Wwho wish to get away from the pile fabrics. Beau- s .50 tiful and entirely new plaids, stripes and mix- tures and plain shades in camel’s hair, sunshine cloth and the wonderful Flamingo. Made in smart straight lines, buttoned or tied at side and with huge collarw or badge; fur, platinum skunk, raccoon, opossum, beaver, cara- cul or red ‘and kit fox. Many women are wearing these coats for all occasions—stunning, new and different—and here they are in a most wonderful selection of colors with furs that blend so beautifully with them—at this very low “Appreclation” price. EXTRA SIZE COATS! Extra Size $58.50 Plain and Fur-Trimmed Coats Of corled plle fabrics—Luxons, Excells and Truvenette—plain or with large wolf collars. s .50 Straight line or memi-flared styles with fancy silk stitchery and bell or tallored sleeves. Black and navy blue. Extra Size $85.00 and $95.00 Dress Coats Handsome fabrics—Arabella, Ormadale, Lustrosa, in smart fashion adaptations in the larger sizes. s 00 Side fastening styles with buckle or etring tle, > some with bias binding. Plain or with beaver, fox or squirrel. Choice of black, navy blue or kit fox. Extra Size $110.00 and $125.00 Coats Coats with particularly good lines for the larger size figure—finest soft pile fabrics, including vel- s w dyne, shadoween, gerona, lustra and Ormadale. > Mostly with collars and cuffs of fox, beaver, kit fox, or viatka-uyed squirrel. Side or regulation fastening and wrap styles. Stunning coats in black, brown and navy blue. Extra Size $125.00 to $135.00 One-of-a-Kind Coats Gorgeous deep pile fabrics—gerona, marvella, superior, lustrosa—with oollars and cuffs of s w silky lynx, rich fox or golden beaver. Side * draped and straightllne styles, novelty sleeves and fancy braldings. A wonderful chance for the woman of larger figure to secure a emartly wtyled fur- trimmed coat! COATS FOR LITTLE WOMEN $145 to $200 Coats for Little Women A splendid group of smart style coats— adaptations of Parls models with a lavish use s 00 of furs. Collars, cuffs amd sometimes borders. o Fine materials such as gerona, Arabla, marvella and Oriona. Many black, kit fox gray a Elrrabl' brown shade. Some embroidered in self-colors and gold ands! $79.50 to $95.00 Coab:for Little Women A_great range of coats in Vellona, Highglow, Cordara and Truvenette. Styles include tiers, s 50 flares, circular drapes and side-fastening stralght- - line models with large wolf fur collars and cuffs or large collars of platinum wolf, taupe and black fox, Viatka squirrel and beaver. 'Just the sort of coats you want. All these shades: Black, Malay, Zanzibar, kit fox gray and Tampa brawn. Come and be fitted during this “Appreciation” event. Women’s Dresses! Cloths and Silks! The interest in dresses during our “Appreciation Events” is always great and this year we have made larger purchases than ever—so you may Women'’s $25.00 to $30.00 Cloth Dresses Simple straight line models of excellent ma- terials—in navy blue and black twills—coat mod- s 75 els, long fitted and three-quarter bell sleeves, broad silk braiding, wrap-around models, deep em- broidery on cuffs, lace and self vestess—sizes 34 3 5 Wo:;en’l $35.00 to $42.50 Cloth Dresses . Fashionable twill and charmeen frocks, in 326.75 ines—self- navy, blue, black, brown and rosewood; many good styles to choose from—tailored coat frocks, with deep cuffs, wrap-around models, fastening with large buttons or ornaments, contrasting embroid- eries, narrow belts or straight backs with no waistlin stitching and side drapes—round or V-necks, with vests of lace or batiste—si 34 to 44. Women's .00 to $55.00 Cloth Dresses Cloth dresses that have all the fine talloring and style features and fit of dresses of the better s .7 kind—many only one or two of a kind. Poiret twill, charmeen and tricotine coat models, slim, slender line models, wrap-around skirts that fasten with embroidered or braided ornaments, sometimes caught in a smart drape—embrolderies in contrasting colors, brald in finé soutache self-stitching—colors, rosewood, navy blue, brown and black. All regular sizes. Women’s $25.00 and $29.50 Silk Dresses Nearly 300 of these attractive dresses at the *“Appreciation” saving! Satin cantons, draped or s 00 with tiers—assorted crepes, straight panels, pleat- ings or 3'" tucks, touches of embroidery and bead- lfi' or allk fringe trimmed—tunic or cifcular over- skirts—pleated georgette frocks, with beaded yokes, pleated lace collars and cuffs—variety of slesve styles and neck lines—navy, black, brown and cocoa—all ¥ o ‘women's sizes. frin, leat i colors. Dozens of most sttractive styles. nderful quality in “Appreciation” at this great choose a number of frocks for different occasions. Women’s $42.50 to $50.00 Silk Dresses Chiffons, satins, satin crepes and velvets— frocks for afternoon, dinner and evening wear— s 00 pleated panels from the shoulders, beautifully > draped models, combinations of lace and satin or 1ace and chiffon—cap sleeves, long or three-quarter sleeves. Evening and daytime shades—plenty of the wanted black. It is difficult to convey a correct impression of the beauty of these frocks—but surely you will see them. Women’s $52.50 to $65.00 Silk Dresses A most beautiful group of street, evening and afternoon styles—very high grade in every par- s 50 ticular. Of utlnh.chanfllo brocades, velvet, georg- % ette crepes and it crepes of fine quality. - turing the season's newest style tendencles — pai cascade side drapli velvets with crystal beading, stun- ning ornaments on drape styles. Chiffons and 1 for evening —a great variety—you will find many pleasing styles! Women’s $62.50 to $69.50 Silk Dresses Laces—Velvets—Chenille brocades— Satins — Crepes. A very wonderful group of dresses for s .50 evening, afternoon and dinner wear—beaded, draped, ‘embroidered—combinations of chefiille and velvet for dinner and afternoon—soft chiffons and velvets with metal cloths for evening. Also georgette crepes with beautiful beading—straight, slim lines, in satins and velvets, or long, flowing panels and soft drapes. Colors include jade, gold, royal blue, American beauty, brown, tan, navy and black. Women’s $72.50 to $85.00 Silk Dresses A wonderful selection of individual models in evening, dinner and aftermoon dresses. Chiffons s m th lace insertion or soft draping, draped metal ntal colo: Satin coat dresses, with utifully beaded flat fiat wosu. caught with flat buckles, odels, pleated Thce side rumss, draped omiEon velvel, ‘mode] ea 'on vel 3 with blu?k and gold cloth bodice, gold n;'th facing on side panel. eparate Skirts for Sport and Dress $7.50 to $10.00 Separate Skirts Novelty :plaids—novelty stripes—camel's hair in $5.75 $10.75 to $14.50 Sport Skirts J Remarkable values and most wanted styles. Fla- mingo cloth ‘susds velour, kaaha siries, camel's hair, s 50 in ’n‘ Al - il aad T CRpx e The Reynolds, and was fol- 1 members of the im m . A reception fol jawn of brown t the home of the bride- ' ther, on Falrmont street, beautifully | of the bri Mri r. and Mrs. Jewell loft Washin, . “B;: e bride as matron of honor and wore & | ton after the reception for & southern | Bion OF their trip they will vosias in | Big Sisters” Hostesses trav- | thelr new home, 5306 13th street. eling dress of brown crepe, a tatpe ing, mother of the bride, [morvella cape trimmed In fur and a r. and ‘Mrs. Jewell were exten- M lam | Grace Lutheran drch, 13th and |day afternoon from 5 o) o M . Maddox Jewel, son of Mra. Elizabeth | Corcoran streets, was th v Om $40/7 In honor trumEsiss 26 Mgr, ( T, Jewell and the of “this city, were quietly married | ber 31, at 11 o'clock, when Miss Mabel October 3 H. Stu Sacred Heart Church, by the Rev. g Mfi chain fin.;dhl: ractive arrangement of b ‘]:rl and chrysanthemums about the affairs, " {3 roe An informal luncheon at the home | Mra® o B % ooy Bawin na Mrs, Emch lett minister to Persia. trip to Atlantic On the conclu- Informal Reception to Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Putney will give an Informal receptlon on Tues- | Wendall. Additional of Prof. Oscar Jaszi, formerly pro-| william Do La. tessor at the University of Buda- | & heire s Bt became the bride of Mr.|pest and a member of the liberal|J. . 1 . Hen & B, Tenski. gl L] eral | J. J. rly, Mrs. Henr ungarian cabinet of 1818, who fs| Marv Saul and Miss Agne. Coats Jacquettes - FURS! & $285 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats The three-quarter length, demanded by fashion in fine quality Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), full back, stralght line models with natural skunk “collar and cuffs, also self d. Crushed or shawl collars, Mandarin 5 beautifully silk lined. $165.00 Natural Muskrat Coats 45 and 48 inches long, in fine full furred skins, perfectly matched, with four-stripe borders: large crushed collars and full Mandarin sleeves. Ideal for sport and motor wear. $195.00 Caracul Jacquettes 28-inch Caracul Jacquettes—the vogue of the hour in smartness—box jacket and side fasten% s .00 1in effects. Fine quality lustrous caracul in beige and cocoa brewn, with chin collars of contrasting dyed fox. Exquisitely lined in silk crepes. An “Appreciation” item you should not miss. $45.00 Stone Marten Scarfs Beautiful prime Stone Marten Scarfs, in rich dark brown colorings so much in demand, and extra s ,50 large skins. A truly remarkable “Appreciation” oftering. $30.00 Wolf Scarfs : In the wanted blue and platinum colorings. Soft, s 50 flufty, full furred skins to be worn with frocks and 22- tailored suits. - Blouses! Both Costume and Handmade Blouses! $6.95 to $8.95 Blouses and Jacquettes A very limited assortment—all most desirable styles made in crepe de chine, canton crepe and novelty silks. s 00 Embroidered and beaded, trimmed with cut chenille— 4 fl;und necks and short roll collars—long and short sleeves. $10.00 to $12.95 Costume Blouses A wide choice of smart styles made in satins, crepe de chine, all-over laces, and combinations of georgette A crepe and velvets—some roll collars—others batteau and V necks—long and short sleeves—beautiful em- broideries in contrasting colors—also a small group of embroidered blouses imported from Paris, distinctive models and one of a kind. . $13.50 to $20.00 Costume Blouses Exquisite designs—made in most beautiful quality of crepe de chine and duvetyn—with beads, embroid- $ .95 ery and some with fur trimming—short and long :Ieo':;. Collar and collarless types—each a perfect eauty. 7.95 to $10.00 Handmade Blouses A choice collection of extra fine French voile blouses —trimmed with wide laces, unusual embroideries and dainty drawn-work—plenty of the beautiful frill styles—others with Peter Pan, tuxedo and V collars— all sizes but not of each style. $5.00 and $6.95 Handmade Blouses Fine_ French volle blouses—frill, tuxedo, Peter Pan and V collars trimmed with hand-embroidery, hand- drawn work, double blocking, tiny handmade ruffles and real laces. All sizés In this group, but not of each style. $3.95 Tailored Dimity Blouses Ten styles in this group—two styles with collars and cuffs of imported English handkerchief linen with $ .9 * colored borders—others with the “Bobby,” Peter Pan and tuxedo collars trimmed with embroidery and laces. Extra Size Dresses Two Great Attractions for the Larger Women! $45.00 to $55.00 Dresses Sizes 407% to 44%—fitting 44 to 650 bust. This lot consis of a dozen new styles for the larger $ -75 women—made in flat crepes, satin back canton, drapes, pleated panel styles—some embroidered or X beaded. Black, brown, navy and gray. Very remarkable value! $55.00 to $65.00 Silk Dresses ‘Wonderful assortment of smartly styled dresses, $ 00 satin crepes; lace as well. Beaded bandings and 48‘ motifs, straight or draped silhouette. Wide range of beautiful autumn colors in dark and pastel « shades. Sizes 40% to 650%. Purses. $4.00 to $6.50 Bags and Vanity Boxes Just 100 of these wonderful pleces for our “Apprecia- tion.” Moire, patent leather, brocaded silks, antelope and Morocco leathers. Some with metal frames, others sz-gs styles—navy, black and brown; also vanity boxes in good assortment. $5.00 to $30.00 Novelty Handbags— $3.95, $5.00, $5.95, $8.95, $10.95 ) £ Novelty Handbags—many of them coples g‘f‘o:;:l‘l‘:iv:lh‘n:;:?:donovalue!. Silk vanities, pocketbooks any under-the-arm styles, pouch-shape silk bags and swagger style, in plain, brocaded and moire silks. Many with imported tapestry in- seal and patent leathers., Many o T 00 e Yot oo hilasos frames—also self-covered frames, p i $4.50 Chiffon Velvet Bags ; in navy, black and brown, B o rareoe in_#iver or §old fnish. Mirror and 3_95 silk laces and jacquard silks. Straightlines. side for street and afternoon wear. Lustrous silk and Bags! covered. Swagger, pouch, envelope and under-the-arm and $14.95 serta and marcosite trimming. The leather bags consist of pin ‘with metal frames, in : “quality taffeta linings. Bags of good Blee B par: anape, at an exceedingly low price for this quality, American mak French Beaded Bags rtation for our “Appreciation.” Beaded fs‘-:- -‘l; ;‘:&’h draw-string-style, with steel and metal s _95 beads, in_open-work design: dainty coloring, and fin- ished with fringe or bead tassel. New French Crochet Beaded Bags Bags, in navy and black, with steel beads fl"«u‘i&'&‘%‘n dged with colored motal beads: silk s '95 lining and bead :"i‘n‘ Others a'lgg‘:n straight lines of beads covering the bag an ng it a tunic ef- silk linings. Extraordinary “Ap- eremony waa wit- | pastor of the church, officiated. There | in Washington this week to deliver B @ _series of lectures on Hungarian Mrs. Putney will be assisted 8. Puller, rs, J. K. Jjones und Mrs. Lucy Rus | At Card Party November 21 | Big Sisters of the District of Colum- .| bla, Incorporated, will give a card party lrlg tor | stvely entertained prior to thals \ed- Honor Prof. Oscar Jaszi | November 21 at the Hotel Hamilton. A water to New York and B . They |side In their new home, 3606 8 street will make their home in Buffalo. | handsome prize will be given to each table, hand-painted, by Mrs. Harr: patrons and = CaC =G HCECCE G GG B T