Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1923, Page 49

‘SOCIETY. 2 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 2, 1923_PART 2. j SOCIETY. Tl_] k B ll F t d 9 The, Spiritual Messages of Some | Mr. and Mrs James A Walton were [m., Miss Effic Scales at the navy | Modern Writers. hosts at u dinner Wednesday evening in | vard. Philadelphia. an S“lvm a eal lll'e Mrs. J. S. Bowdoin and Miss Elfza- | celebration of their wedding anni- | e beth Nott of St. Margarets, near An-|Versary. gm“m“““"“m‘mlmmm““mm“flw napolis, left Tuesday for New York.| Miss Anna Ridgely, daughter of | ast ee at ava ca emy where they will visit for a week. |Prof. and Mrs. R. H. Ridgely, was Mrs. C, P. Synder, wife of t. | hostess at a tea Sunday nnernoon at Bring in this ad before Snvasr of the U 8CE Choamomt abd | her home at St. John's College, December ® hor daughter, Miss Betty Lee Snyder,| Mrs. J. A. Murphy, wife of Capt. ANNAPOLIS. Md. December 1 Phompeo in compliment | have returncd from New York, and |Murphy of the Medical Corps of the Exper[ Marcel 15¢ With the exce o of Winches- | are ce g the' apartment on | United States Navy, who is spending i e Muryland avenue which they leased | the winter at Carvel Hall in Annapol i Thankss ance, which = was | . . v for the winte ° has roturned there from New York, Imported Castile elven Wednesday evening in the | o, e g| Mrs. F urif'c;‘ .°'\~,,“'.‘\"“}; f&'{: Mrs. G. R. Clements was hostess at Shflmpoo srmory at the Naval Academy, the e 0 ir be . 3 a tea \Illxrdu\ in honor of the birth- ° ° ¥ ek { i i 3 nd Mrs, Fred s has been very little entertaining of | ! ; ) ; Itimore. it Carvel | 4oy anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Hair Dyeing. . $4.95 re during the w | nder | Haln e are spending the | “prof. Howard ‘llr(‘ornnck of the Violet Ray Facial.$1.00 parties were the rule for the | A Naval Acade = — at WASHINGTON’S LEADING ] FURRIER 821 Fourteenth Street i Jlul and Mre. Erne :h‘;:-“ :;\\x:&mfllflld‘ - 4 ;\ Fing e M,Is:,, F:LEET stopping with them for & few days R ate of Lansburgh & Bre, Miss Helen Wilson of woucher Col- u,,,,mml“(',‘}‘ e ‘;"“;‘“ “';" is in and’ Woodward & Lothrop < visiting her | 16 Came from Philadelphia Monday 13 ite, Myt and || Mrs. John Wirt Randall, who join Mrs. Greenslade, who has re Garden Rose e L thelr | > pladen u.“."uf'ufi"finfxfd | sontly taken possession of the apart B ty Parl Mrs. Patrick J. I!urh\ of uls e Nden Towndes N nolansiERl ment which she has leased for the eauty rarlor: Ohiaaud dheis uonsistenty BN L s (he week end Licut. and Mrs. Al son, Ir., who remained for Thanks- e e cad [ ter I Dorsey is the guest | e i thon ,g:d;g:;):ml;.i:lm 1110 H Street N.V. PR - Mrs. John W. Harrls, | | l'\ldldl\ mother, Mrs. Melopor o Franklin 224, Expert Service L ind. Mo, mm mmmmmmuumnummmnmwmnuummmmmm who went 3 g 5 3 ttend _the 3 been | e Vi Inia Kurtz, daughter of urd A- i Capt. and Mr e AN et R@S@M@l@fi ’” pliment to | - GEWIE ¢ & o s . 1 . Who spe "'x‘ % . - = 1213 G STREET > 17 Years’ Honest Dealing Wennels by pun in honor / The Gift She Will o : e | v Appreciate the Most of All Tl g i COmiPne” o, Erant | KUY ATl Lot 10 An Extraordinary Sale This Week of turned to h i ‘e rk Sg : | in= hter, Commander and g Coats, Capes, Wraps and Scarfs Hudson Seal Coats (dyed muskrat) Natural Muskrat Coats Australian Opossum . . Caracul Jacquettes "‘:x.‘-n{"’v‘nfi.afi R R e e ] ™ Vo -°"°".’"” . ; A Real Sale of Real Furs Begins Monday EEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEIEEEEEE The House ? ‘I‘P bor“ Kt biskns A H. Bryan of Our Entire Stock Without Restrictions Priced for a Colossal Clearance Exclusive Apparel 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, Slias s Washingion of Courtesy Llsted Below Are But.a Few Values We Are Presenting 2 Handsome Broadtail Coats (Were $900) . ... 1 Mink Cape, formerly $1,000................. Jacquettes of Caracul, Seal, Raccoon, and other leading furs, priced now ... $65 to $175 Mole Coatee Jacquettes and other Wraps, for- merly up to $400, now ...... $125 to $200 Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat) 45 inches long, richly trlmmed with Squirrel, Skunk and Beaver, values up to Outdoin All Efforts of This Season Wltl‘l These Remarkable Fur-Trimmed Coats There 1sn’t a Coat in the lot but you'll sMarked down to— appraise at dollars more than this price— | | and justly so. $§ A] For the most part they are the Dressy Models —their sheath-like ef- fects that drape with such grace——and lend an air of such distinctive- ness as to charm beyond resistance’ There are, however, many Sports models as well—strikingly smart effects—in P lain and plaid patterns. You'll find in the cata- logue of materials the fa- vored high-pile weaves— Velverette, Arabella, Lus- trosa, Ormandale, Fashona. with collars and collars and cuffs of Beaver, Squirrel, Fox, Wolf, Caracul, etc. Come expecting the un- usual—it's here. Three Groups of Fur Coats From Last Season Priced for Immediate Clearance 10 Fur Coats that were as high as $125, now 6 Fur Coats, formerly up to $150, now .......-....... $50 9 Fur Coats, values up to $200, now Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats That Are Different lmfiorted Tweeds, Forstman and Huffman’s Panve- laine, Vellona, Marvella and Oriona---All Hand- Tailored and Trimmed With Zirkin Quality Furs. AT ACTUAL COST AND BELOW iy, Furs---the Gift Luxurious---Select a' Handsome Gift for Christmas From the Values Below $20 to $30 Assortment of Foxes in All Colors s $15 to $20 Exceptionally Fine Assortment of Beautiful Foxes in Brown and Taupe, formerly sold at $50, now I ll——lale——=o[—[o]— o] —= Bl ——Fl ——al—— ol ——— o | ——=]a]——=] 2} > R M //// Subnnnhnl Reductioris on All Silver Foxes, Blue Foxes, Hudson Bay and Russian Sables. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Article Until Christmas Other Reductions— $39—3$69—8$97 @ | @ m Q | ! @, @ m | | | ALL SALES FINAL. ALTERATICONS AT COST We advise an early call while our stock is complete. Above prices lower than they will be this season. / EEEIEEEB@EE-EE—BEE—’H—