Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1923. Society | Grine] |, e L [0 0Fc. R WS (58, 25 Fitm, S 575 Biks Repod good | homes can be secured, nine having | ,1eTeSe Neemses bave beea lumed to vo | ANNOUNCED [N COURTS |Svalding Flannery, Charles A. Doug- |, The following bicths bave been revorted to been adopted arefully inspected | following: las, Chapin Brown, Charies F. Wilson, | hours: homes dur v. John | John W. Saunders of this clty, and Abiglle e — Daniel W. O'Donoghue, Daniel Thew 4 Karah L. Smith, girl. B of the board of | T. Rowe of Arlington, Va. S d Jthea O. Blondl, girl. d > 1 Simon Wolf, presi- | Ruymond Grandison and Ida Jackson. Appropriate Action Taken by D. C.|wright, George P. Hoover. Leon To- S Anaa Hanstont boy.” An interesting e {dent of the board of lady visitors. " | Robert Morgan and Edith Suvoy. Tribunals in Tribute to De- | Jiigh, Waltsr C. Clephune, Cha e ,, 15 & 3 , Charle: faughter, Miss Mur 4 ] g e 2 Aubrey B. Camden und Hallle E. Jones, B e DR 01 . K g L In the company ated r L. Frailey, Wilton J. Lambert, Ar- d Rora I. Bolac, girl. ® & b s rita he 3 .8 both of Lowesville, V ceased Attorney. > 3 = e 'and Annabelle Pheips, girl, n\:fi";or‘.t.rn... A}m‘.[ i - {lady vi herels ‘»‘l:;ur:m.“:: Walter .i\v' Loy ».x"..r'x ringfleld, Mo., and ¥ ;‘i"::“_y!’etl:r. 'l;l\m‘nn L'wfi{:;“’isb:;‘; - ! A itlan nu‘i,'b’u l I8 Ay and Mrs. Merchs SIER DrEsuixgion 08 Wi eh 2P laie of Btanton, V. the sudden death |}1® sred K o N genond ¥ Florence Walsh, girl. honey, Mr. and M 2 [Wendell I 'Stafford is president, the ac tence R, Wiinor, Pore | i od Zaunt, Hemny N eoior Mary Trimble, girl. Miss Genevieve, 5 {guild being named in honor of Jogh- | L Tompkine o ¥ Clare . Wilson, for- | John Lewls Smith, James B. Archer, nd. it " |ua Peirce, the founder of the home. | g A TR ¢ Frank J. Hogan, Morgan H. Beach (Continued from Eighth Page. . was made to- land Alexander H. Bell olur e 5 raliam, 1y to the District Court of Appeals | e Christ Child Soclety will hold clty and Claza |and to the District Supreme Court. Collection ual tag day s of d. Rot > Asbestos can be made into material | William and EziI Grant, girl. i b : Tor ‘Which the o JGrorsa B X ey 'of s city. ana|HON tribunals took appropriate ac” | Asbestos cun bp made int maionill Rl AmA P DAt S —practical as well na ) "ute of court out of respect 10 | % A single strand of it | _Fraet] T i 4 7 2 of Fort wyer. Judge J. Wilmer |C4n be spun so finely as to welgh = £ as beaunfu] parah | = Alfre ati s the announcement to |1v59 than an ounce for every 100 ; i H. d Ethel 1. Wear. Cl McCoy i ; | yards of its length. - Renressntativ : ! = Nenr e | ; McCoy and Attorney BiA hh{e{:r;:;[;’h .\4'\;(<‘rm:n) . g W - Wellfard, | G nilton notified the ap- ave come to \Wash- i L farie De unal. ington for the winter and have taken | ) Gitnes, e nd Blatiel e Lourdes | Gordon, president of an apartment at Wardman Park Hote!, | ¢ A (‘Im{‘h-s ‘T"m;‘ Jumes Mac! n C. M. W B ion, today announced K352[<;.:r1ns Mooro wiil | Alles, Mrs. Thornton P. Boland. y 1. T i Jou e Joomuiited o Special Attention to Ladies an informal recepti 3. Callihan, Mrs. T oG . Philadelyhin, tomorrow aft S : . T atian { s ; : IReaip: < afternoon at St. John's P SR e e A e L G St || Occidental Restaurant Fedoration of : b, 3 > n, utse | Tantes . Ainte it Toie Wb om ;B D L H Lo The Famous Place to Dine reception wi e C \ S Jwott wed Ll J “‘“it‘lro‘l‘:_v‘\,\ljlrl prece : n lust ) J Lewis D. Wilson und Marie . M, amin 8. M 3 . Before or After Theater and Pauline Joues, giri Edward and Mary Barnes, boy. secretary o Baron P it Ne ty Mie. ok tz and Losina Nabs, both suggestfons Upholstering Yo are offered —and furni- 4 usual” ture repair- : 3 in;;' by( i result of earnest effort to perts, at spe- procure for Washington cial Hiloday aze 3 . prices. Dfm')! 1 e individual expressions in wait until CASES novelties and articles of the last min- ute, to have —every shade and leather that cherish- R will be feund here. ed old chair or suite of furniture reupholstered. 2 Finest assortment of tap- a sfieclu’ estries _and cut velours ifrom $250 ‘per yard up. ~—in russet er brown boarded i ortment — the PEVVEVEVRRVERRLD ation ot Woménts |5 Sha £ o N Deaths Reported. jEimeett [cadder dame sy iy The following deaths have been reported to Bt S o, s Tty el — California Fruits lobert A. Gibb announces the Lour: Lofate B, ot aEten, Mias | utie Xernan, Mys. Oft : Mary 52 ThiRe s, %™ o | \ Pov | Evaporated Apricots, 1h. 25¢ ii'-:%i‘&?&' son of Mr. and Mre. Charles | Miss 1 anor Johnson, M . Pro-| i 3 { Evaporated Pecled , ST. A 5 M 2 Ce V' 3 o ers of the = a = ), AE A e — : M W S Mitler, T, Georgetown Caiver. | AaUSS E X LflCh:S’l ]Il:.' led Mountain, X o . e ; v iy T e ~F | Evaporated Unpecle Worsinger Williams, o M e, Slee Vi : ses | 4 e S Pl N O] ll(!b l\‘/ A Peaches, 1b Schindel. The marriag: AT : 2 < N 5 | F s, 1b. will call with samples. Leather Goods Company 31, at the h 2" the T : 3 R S e s Howpital i Evaporated Pears, 1b. 4 $ -50 ol P b the) = oy Jiey! | T A CARDS 8 132426 F St. NW, | Pitted Dried Cherries, 1h. 50c leather. Labor charges nominal. SR o) priced— Phone Main 2329, estimator | : ; : i 20y ‘ | B 3 Magruder’s & 63 F st NW. spendtog o o Rl 7, 3 Forers, Misa | Ihufus Ao | ALLAKD BEST GROCERIE Main 2329 autumn at the S ety ey et o e i e e ey Pt ety putng e et iy, e Jrbee P ! ? OSTUME RILL COLORED ? ENVELOPE BLOUSES p BLOUSES Lfm:n Hand- Y Chemise— T e 3 Extra values with kerchiefs —Hand- S Lace trimmed top second floor. See table P sl o made with col- and bottom — $7.50 ored embroidered and $850 kinds. 1216 F Street of speclal values at tirely handmade. At 5.00. corners. Special, 50c. Sale, $5.90. §7.95. 1216 F St. N.W. WHEN WOMAN GOES A-SHOPPING FOR e E WOMEN’S GIFTS—SHE LIKELY GOES TO JELLEFF’S TS All Fur Trimmed Collars and Cuffs of Rich, Beautiful Furs $79.50 ‘95 115 Regularly $95.00 to Regularly $115.00 to Regularly $135.00 to $110.00 $125.00 $155.0C s = Here are combinations Fashona with taupe Geronas combined with ¢ superlative beauty — fox, Roi de Laine with platinum wolf or beaver, Marvella with half shaw! n;u;fler collz;r a?‘d cuffs Arabia with stunning collar and cuffs of locked | of beaver or fox, Lustrosa 5 o squirrel, Gerona with gol- | with muffler and shoul- l.h.WI col::.:s ;nd c{,fl; : den .beaver or Viatka or | der collars and cuffs, Con. YPX or kit fox, Velona 1.3 o uirrel, Fashona stanzia used with taupe With caracul, Constanzia ;ih collar, cuffs and bor- and brown wolf and Vel- most effective with taupe der of black fox, Arabiz lona with lynx—all com- fox, Fashona with gor- with shawl collar anc binations that are ex- geous collar, cuffs and cuffs of beaver or kit fox pressive of newest fash- panel border of platinum Tarquina with caracu' ions. skunk or opossum. and locked squirrel. od Columbia Uni tember. She will sy holldays in Washington: Represent T'hilladelphia day by his e i daughter, for a short visit not remain here permanently until after the New Year ) fon Sunda from J———\ s e president, Mr. Walter T gy | Hood Watson, ibition of po o will recefve. Duri sketches, opened ¢ |the e Center, will be on ! R S— — Vo \gmsd “n active intere books fur FIRE COSTS $1€0.000. apart . : 1CHMONT and M vined ar district. but W ntrol with loss hel Iy $100.000 For not only are many of the best thir Centemeri Kid Gloves A 5 N . Gold Stripe Silk Stockings in the world for giving centered here—but Mark Cross Leather Goods Vanity Fair Silk . Underwear extensive and the prices moderate. Sorosis Evening Slippers Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Umbrellas With Unique S one finds the service excellent, the selections Judge a and Mrs, Fr Harry N Rick ford and Miss + ure assured of the hest kind of s workat s >t prices. . L2, o . Handles Chokers Made at $5.00 Up Newcomers to 11 ashington will find this to Exclusive Importations— i FURRIER, i ) w@i 20-32 Florida | L be a shop well worth knowing. Accounts freely Novelhei 'fmm Albraad sve.nw. - | Y1 : . 3 - Underwear, Negligees ROACHES—BEDBUGS— | opened with all making themselzes known to us Special Christmas assort- 2 + ANTS—MOTHS LN - s ments of the finer grades S ylinidolleydans * To Rid Your Dwelling of Bugs' as responsible. in our “Little Gray Shop.” made w il { MOST astonishing values in the most stunning of Coats—the most desired fabrics and furs of the season! Wrap, tubular, draped and straightline models which follow smartest fashion lines—dark Coats with light furs, dark Coats with furs that blend—brown with brown, black with black—every whim of fashion ex- pressed in these Coats and all at great savings. L w— L — O w— S e— (n‘uw,:-‘m'A"" X 5 t Sl e e o e o o ool oI () SR S —— S— w— The home, e e N Housewiv g i o present over 410 Bond Bldg. I’s worth while choosing now! STOUT WOMEN $150 Coats, $125 A Wonderful Coat Purchase in Sizes 4415 to 501, Pile Fabrics — Collars and Cuffs of Beautiful Furs ] } ] ] ] ] } 1 ] j ] - Underwear Nexli.gees Novelties in for Christmas Gur Little . in Our Gray Shop b Little Gray 1216 F St. N.W. Shop Just Received—Extensive Christmas Shipment of Very Special Values in Continuing the Exhibit of Evening Footwear On Living Models (Gowns by the Harris Shop) CORRECT, Distinguished Slip-~ pers that are proving a glitter- ing inspiration toward the tri- umphant evening The straight becoming lines in side-tie or regulation button style, iancy cable stitched motifs of smart simplicity. bias inset paneling; muffler collars and cuffs are of beaver, squirrel, lynx and taupe fox, used with wonderiul effect on Lucette and Lustrosa coatings in Tampa, brown, cinder gray and black. STREET AND AFTERNOON DRESSES C'()antty at Handsome tailored and beaded dresses in crepe roma. crepe de ¢l chine and_heavy Ca These special values were contracted for months ago and bring to Most avy and black. Side pancl and gift seekers this well-known Glove Silk Underwear at exceedingly low fi:‘;;‘c'd ol "Bell and flowing sleeves. Sizes $39.50 and $49'50 cost. 42v; to Regularly $45 to $75 at VESTS, $1.95 HANDSOME EVENING GOWNS Flesh color only—tailored tops—ribbon straps. {‘ For Stout Women Lovely styles in velvets, heavy crepe roma and crepe ripplene 1 10 $ e 1 e & to$ VESTS, $2.25 2150 beautiful black dresses. Regular prices $85 to $135...... “Plus 4%inch” length—Flesh color and orchid. S A I OF FROCKS Tailored tops. Self straps. ; In Our Women'’s Dress Shop . BLOOMERS, $2.9 Styles pertinent to your present needs—values that arc quite re- 3 2 Blesh. color) black siayy audigray. . markable. Regular sizes, 34 to 42. S P O R .T Regularly $95 and Higher................cooueneien This special purchase—coming just in advance of holiday festivities is most timely. s Isn't it one you will be interested in seeing? Salome velvets, brocaded chiff and soit 9 . drapy satins and georgettes—silver and crystal beads—and rhinestones in simple elabo- rate designs—metallic laces—a few with touches of soit furs—slender long lines—gowns for Navy, brown, gray, fawn, henna, emerald. evening, reception and ‘dinner wear—in evening shades and black. Each is a beautiful Cuffs, double shirred. - frock—but the number is limited. Come tomecrrow and see them. All these garments are made from the regular Street and Afternoon s d $ 2 4 5 0 quality “Vanity Fair” glove silk, noted for its DRBSES o % an A ::eauhful wn_;hml qualities and its long and satis- Thase ave drosses which sopulésly sell st fro 3290 to $50.00— Sl il Cloth frocks, satins, silk crepes and velvets, in very delightful styles—from p! tuilo .yl and draped frocks to the more elaborately beaded and embroidered ~ones Long leeves, short sleeves and sleeveless frocks—-stunning black dresses and a range of the season’s best colorings! Jtm e et ot i ot et e o, e, b, o, e et S J ety i i ot i o o st Jreti et et Joi e prti e RS A T ey § s f — w— w— S— w— S— S— — S costume.’ The ex- hibit continues— Today Tomorrow & Thursday From 12 to 4 P.M. The City Club Shop of S w—— S A e o T pe— w— Ready for sale at our Underwear Shop, Street It