Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 33

BOY AND BRIDE 51, | \ DEFIANT OF STATE Will Stay on Honeymoon as Long as They Please, Re- ply to Charges. By the Associated Press. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C., Decem- ber 20.—“Honeymooning” in Soufh- ern Pines, Mr. and Mrs. Burton S. rucker are here to stay “until they get good and ready to leave.” they #aid. Interest in the couple, aroused by the publicity they have been giv- e on account of the variance in their &ges, centered here early upon a Statement they promised to give out “soon” regarding charges of con- #piracy to violate the state marriage laws of New Jersey, of perjury and wubornation of perjury, filed against them at Trenton. A statement from Trenton by As- Prosecutor Mahon that be extended to Mr. g _as a result imp- | ol the ca conjectu ker m! intimated tl d guollty > have the marriage | e might recommend Pne asserted no leniency Tucker, George of vital statistics ngements wedding. e had been made early today to ple, as far as could Tuckers said thev were not orried, and that attor were tak- '3 CLAIM GIRL CONFESSED | : PLANNING BANK HOLD-UP" Detroit Police Hold Majorie Calla- | han and Companion for Robbery. I s Associated Press, vlanned the ro Bank at vhen $9 g refused but both French Deputies Vote Francs Annually to Scientist. PARIS, December 20.—The chamber ( of deputies has unanimously voted a pension Afme. ¢ ROBERTS SUFFERS RELAPSE. | PITTSBURGH, 1 20.—Theo- | o ill here for & week, suffered a relapse | vesterday physicians announced 7hat his recovery would require “some time.” KRAMER'S | Gift Suggestions Xmas Tree Stands, 75¢ Red or Green ROPING For Decorating’ 10 Yds., 25¢ Gifts for the Sportswoman These newest modes for Winter's out door activities make decidedly smart Christmas Giits for the Woman who really goes in for sports. Here are eight smart suggestions to help you in choosing for her. Fair Isle Sports Sweaters, $29.50 Quite the smartest thing in their gay de- signs and their gayer colorings. Fashioned of the softest wool; smart slip-over models that are comfortably warm, yet very light in weight. Artificial Silk Tuxedo Sweaters, $10.75 With a smart skirt and under a heavy sports coat, an artificial silk sweater is quite the thing. Fancy block designs offer a variety of different models from which to choose; in navy, tan, gray, orchid, jade and black. Sweater Section, Third floor. Wool Golf Coats $10.75, $19.50, $29.50 Here one may choose from swagger models in brushed wool, with fancy front and plain back and sleeves, $10.75. Brushed wool double-breasted jackets, $19.50; and real cashmere English cardigans, $29.50. Sportswear—and Sweater Sections, Third floor. Lambswool-lined Gauntlets, $7 and $8 Pair Have stiff cuffs and may be chosen in tan, brown and black. Soft-gauntlet Capeskin Gloves, $10 pair— are lined with-warm stockinette and the gauntlets topped with fur. Strap-weist Capeskin Gloves, $6, $7, $8 pair —are warmly lined with stockinette and may be had in tan or, brown. Smart Brushed-wool Gloves. $1.75 to $3 pair; varied styles. Smart Knitted Suits $39.50 to $75 There is such a varied collection of smart Knitted Suits that you are certain to find one that will be quite as becoming as it is practical ; one-piece slip-overs; 2-piece suits, in wool, or fiber and wool. Exceedingly smart color combinations and designs. Spartswear Section, Third floor Sports Skirts of Plaid, $12.50 and $15 Scotch plaids in all the glorious clan color- ings—smart tans and grays and browns and blues—pleated models; wrap models; typi- cally sports in every detail. Skirt Section, Third floor. Warm Sports Hose Plain and Gay Silk and Wool-mixed Hose, in two-toned colorings, $2.50. il Clocked Hose, in silk and wool mixtures, $3. English Derby Ribbed Hose, with embroid- ered contrasting clocks, $2.50. Scotch Plaid Wool Hose, $7.50. Hoslery Section, First fioor. An Alpaca Scari, $6 ‘Warm, light, serviceable, smart—these are the features that make these smart alpaca sports scarfs so much liked; in comfortably wide widths—with broad stripes in dark grays—tans and browns. Sometimes they are worn about the neck—quite as often, if she is spending the winter in a wintry coun- try, she will wear it wrapped about her waist, woodsman fashion. m_’gfifimarh '&ifin% wThe Christmas Store < Glove Silk Bloomers and Step-Ins Any woman would be glad to receive them—ifor no woman ever has too much silk underwear. Milanese Silk Bloomers, $5.50—Strictly tailored, with elastic at waist and knees; in pink, orchid, maize, white and black. Extra sizes, $6. Unshrinkable Silk Step-ins, $4—Elastic at the waistline, hemstitched; in pink, orchid and {:each; extra sizes, $4.50. Sports Bloomers, $4.50—With shirred elastic below the knees; in gray, black, navy and brown; extra sizes, $5. Knitted Underwear Section, Third floor. The New Colonial Pump $12-50 \ reversion to Puritan simplicity is marked in this new Colonial Pump that smart women are wearing now. It is a walking pump, with covered Cuban heel, a rounded toe and the smartest of buckles frilled with satin; once dear to the hearts of the Mayflower band. [t is in patent leather—and because it is new, and because it is simple—it is exceedingly popular. Women's Shoe Section, Third floor, Wool Jersey Cloth $2.25 yard Exceptionally popular for sports and street frocks this winter—and the best of shades from which to choose; it's easy to make—because it is tubular. In caribou, silver, green, almond, sand, beige. gray, taupe, navy, brown, henna, rust and black. Why not a smart dress pattern of Jersey for Christmas? Woal Dress Goods Section, Second floor For Gifts Distinctive Give East Indian Brass Fach piece a masterpiece—in its hand-engraving, its hand-enameling, its design and coloring. If you wish to give a gift distinctive—a gift that the -onnoisseur would choose, give a gift of East Indian Brass. Choose from elegant, exclusive pieces, each as rare and different in design as a Persian rug. Hand-enameled in old reds, gregns and blues—hand-engraved on solid - brass. The illustrations give an idea of the variety of pieces from which you may choose—and you will be surprised at their<inexpensiveness, withal. Tray, $14.50; Vase, $7.50; Box, $7.50 Section, Fifth floor. > From the Candy Shop Not only are there chocolates and bon bons, luscious to the sight and delicious to the taste, but fruit cakes of rare richness, candied fruits, and delicate jellies, really homemade, like mother’s, Delicious Candies, Exquisitely Boxed by the 1b., from Well Known Makers Sherry’s, $2. Pickwick Inn, $2. Nunnally’s, $1 to $1.50. Whitman’s, $1 to $2. Tiffin’s, $1 to $1.50. Stoneleigh, $1.25. Mullane’s Luscious Taffies, 80c 1b. box. Mullane’s Delicious Chips, 90c Ib. box. Vanilla Marshmallows, in tin boxes, 50c Ib. Special—5 Lbs. Our Delicious Homemade Candies, $2.50 Nuts—fresh 1923 crop—in the shell. Almonds, 35c; Walnuts, 45¢; Brazils, 30c; Pecans, 85¢; Filberts, 25c. Bromm’s Old Virginia Fruit Cake 1 to 6 Lb. Tins $1.25t0 $6 Fruit Cakes, moist, de- liciously different—of crisp, intriguing flavor—packed in tins to keep their well-sea- soned flavor. Candied Fruits, $1.25, 1 to 3 Lb. Boxes Fruits that deliciously fulfill the promtise of their con- tainers; for the lover of sweets. And for the Kiddies Hard Candies, 95¢ Jar A delightful mixture to please the tastes of the little folk—and pure sugar can- dies, wholesome for them. Other Hard Candies, 35c to 75¢ jar. Safida, the delicious date box, $1.25. Candy Section, Fourth Soor. 12 Artistic Christmas Cards In a2 Box, 25¢ I'he cdnvenient way to buy Christmas Cards—I2 differ- ent cards with envelopes—boxed. Stationery Section, First floor. Christmas Victrolas Delivered When You Say_ Buy Your Christmas Victrola Now Console Victrola No. 210 Window Wreaths 35¢ Automobile Wreaths - Red or Green, 10c to 20c Cemetery Wreaths In an Endless Variety e el Canary Birds Just arrived from Hartz Mountain. Sold to you on 30 days’ trial. All good singers. Gold Fish Telescope Japanese Fan’ Tail, Comets and Plain | Gold Fish 15c Up to $1 Each Store Open Until on Our Convenient Club Plan Then you can have it delivered whenever you say—have it in your home for Christmas—just by purchasing a few records of your own se- i lection. Thirty days later you begin the pay- ) 3 ments on the Victrola itself. Glove Section, First floor. Neckwear Section, First floor: Console Victrola No. 215 Engraved Personal Greeting Cards If you have had difficulty in getting Engraved Christmas Cards, we are prepared to ac- cept your order and'deliver in time for Christmas. Christmas Records for Yourself—Your Friends It you do not know just what records to give, give a Record Gift Certificate. Any amount vou wish—and the recipient can choose the records preferred. Christmas Gift Certificates Just the Thing If you're in doubt as to what to give. If you haven’t time to shop personally, If you've left your shopping until the last minute. If you're giving in quantities to friends, relatives or employes. If you want to be certain the recipient gets what she wants most. 11:30 P.M. Then-Give Gift Certificates for Any Desired Amount Including Sundays : For Sale—Cashier's Office, Eighth ficor, and Bervice Desks, all floors. 916 F St. N.W. Console Victrola No. 405 $250 An Especial Gift for Little Folk Who Love Music Little Tots” Nursery Tunes, 3 records in' a book, $1. A delightful little gift edition of nursery records—different books from which to choose. Victrola Galleries 20 Soundproof Demonstration Rooms Direct Elevator Service Yeurta fioer, Console Victrola No. 410 $300