Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1924, Page 11

by -y 2 g wRS 3 & AR N ( g ) 1 5B i b 5.\ -~ 1 o - o™ 2 - . o o : THE, EVENING “STAR, "WASHINGTON, .D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 7. 1991 - g = o - = ————— —— o e e ¢ street; oo § r s and Mrs. T: % E 4 3 st . H WEEK OF PRAYER PLANS. | Aokl 0% e wihiee: 1013 dlfoclt, SO brdf medihel™ ™ M, 2, %5 KRRt 1it, 25148 | Chamges i Stations of S0 e lery Tumeriment toithe | Diest ‘Onla'& Haskall of the Nain- 1af¢ Clothes Behind ? . o -#[columbia road: Mrs. Charles Dalzicl | wednesday—Mre. Charlés Miller, #4| Connecticut avenue,-apartment. 311; (= ¥ o LR o 4 S AP s ST s e a4 erumipls: . 3 Obeervance at Homes of Tmmarnuel | 2307 QuAarry coad: Mrs Jobnsows | Quincy place; Mrs. ‘Waltan, 625 La. | Mre. Edgar Allan, 3403:16th atreet; | Army and Navy O.F cers |Thomas Medical Corpe, from recroit: St e ricelvine Mg v Mo otk { T Bdbh geotaz. S Baptist' Churéh Members. Moode. Bishop, 4% Lamonts sireet:| mons suwect: M 0 . Howe ddy o eairs. . Lo AMliton, 1043202 Of,Interest to Capigal |}sy™ Hosvital, Newport, R. I; Lieut. (the Sands e R avtas of aimistie) camclatet § B S e L R R e T > 5 . TH, 35 street. - . *s G lohn’ Duff, , Medical Corps, from the |- Lleut. Ralph N. Fisher of the P: - e i Tio Timmanugl Baptist, Church.hag | stréct. - | e B o e T e oo P ioms "o PRt wilk B NAVY. ariosan et to, the Uriten St | hae bron “sbleved” from il ucilve | [Tk Boman youn R decliret, arranged a program for the abssrve ' Tomorrow—Mre. Gharles Miller, 19 | Mount Pleanant stroui; Sirs. W. .| glven every nightby Dr. J. B. Clay: | Commandsr R. M. Fawell, at the Lieut L R _Corbln, Supply Corps, |duty and will Brocesd to his home. * pier Before Dreakthsts Observing a nnce of the weslk of, prayer, -begtn- | QUIRCY placai srlss Blizabeth South- | Kennon, 1748 " Willard _street; Mrs:| ton at the homd of Mre Charies Mil-| \y\ " Department, has Been odernd| rention Tasracks, HAmpion Noads, |:- S TR smilo on the face of one of his ° . ning todsy and continuing: thrdugh wick, 910 Bpring road; Mrs. W. H.|L. T. Bowman, 1404 Emerson street; | ler, 19 Quincy place northwest. . and Chief Machinist George Kesser,| The late Carl Hagenbeck, the great Students, the professor demanded: z \ : Wilson, 1435 Girard street; Mrs. J:| the Bible .school board at the chureh. B A to the Trenton; Commander J. M.|308 CHlef Maehinar Coorge B otted | antmal dealer, mad “Mr. McAllister. why do you smile? Saturd .Q::h“m it ‘Abt":w?:mm at ::_‘;hn‘:l-:n.nzsdu“g;l;v‘eram- place; Fl‘rld.yl—u'"]'( Charlel Mlller.-!lfl Redal A iouTH RISl Schelling, from command of the Mul-'| States Shipping Board, this eity. fre 'bm o many experl:|we shall be glad to ehare JQur ers: 50 & mem: | Mrs. Mary ‘Read, 1360 Newton street; | Quinoy. place; Mry, Crecl, 17 Kégfer | The Royal, Agricuthiial Botloty of | runy, to the Naval Hospitdl, 8an Diego, i The Prosident has: accepted’ the |furly crossed the tton spd tisess vuere | - wae,th! ir* the student Today—Mre. Charles Miller, . 19| Mrs, Bessle Ward, 1246 ‘Columblu | street; Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Huhtet, Wit pits dug in the Eround for ‘the | Calif; Lisut: mmander F. D. Man- |Tesignations of Lisut. Baxier H. Sig- | '1\Y f.""l"‘| g “"l" and-tiger, their | -/, (88 A g e n, Soaths Quincy place; Mrs, J. ©, Maddox, 4004 | road . (especially -a 'young people's | 1537 Monroe street; Mismes Gist and [storwge of fodder a4 & substitute for [ock, ffom the fourth nnnfifll&lr ct, to | ler, *Medical Corps, of the Bridge;|Progeny having a tiger's body and a | pyuzsied to get their clothes at the i&h street; J. P. MeCurdy, 3003 11th ' meeting): the deacons and the pas- Tecklenbarg, 1740 Kilbourne - place; the more expensive tower the Denebola; Lieut. J. H. Hoffman, | Licut. Haden H. Phares of tho Beaver, | lion’s head. end of the swim?" Ple " ic o 15 _. " MEMBER BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU - ) i ualQ szle}hafte Mmlt 7200. s “THE _BUSY CORNER' : Pcmla.'Av_e.. 8th & D Streets i anuary Super Dress Sale Event A tremendous purchase of over a thousand remarkably pretty and fine quality dresses. A sale that exceeds any previous one. A sale that over a thousand women will want to take part in. A sale that will be talked about and appreciated all through the new year. In:all, A Sale So Great That No Woman Can Afford Not To Shareidn It.: - R : The dresses in general are of Canton crepe, . There are dresses for formal and semi-formal satin-back crepe, Poiret twill, twill cords, heavy- occasions, and the styles are new and extremely quality tricoshams, vella vellas, georgette pretty. Evening dresses brilliantly trimmed chiffons. s with rhinestones. <@ - Misses Sizes, 14 to 18. : ® i Women’s Sizes $ : i ; Q - Extra Sizes 36 to 46 \ ‘ 42% to 52Y% »D'resaes Fashioned to Sell From $25.60 to $39.75 The thirteen:_g:lg’esse_'s ilustrated give anidea of the hyn dreds of styles. —1—Heavy Canton Crepe. Draped; folds at waist; flae at side. . o —8—Black Canton and Pigtail Bluc Georgette combined. Finished Lined in contrasting shade. Fimished at waist with rosettes.” Brown with silver cord * cafe au lait, gray, navy, black. ¥ o ov it T N 4 = BT 3 Fan 3. s g —~6—Metallic cloth bodice, georgette chiffon skirt, with three flounces —2—Beaded Chiffon Georgette Robe. Gray, rust, pink, sunset. of silver lace. Jade, peach, orchid, rust. 3 3 i 3 % Hid Pee .. & ) f ) 4 silvey:g:b%da’;d b‘:g a?r:id'g.' pLte, Jade p!ghfl el G~°rg_e°"5 —J—Heavy Beadfd Crepe. Black, navy, brown, tan, gray. -Short slashed sleeves; tie sash in back. —4—Striped Vella Vella® Peeppleated collar and. coffs of - o 5 2 . = comrastir‘l‘g shades. Blagk. brown, -fan; T s"c:mg",:r ::.; —8—Pink georgette bodice, cream ssilk lace tiered skirt, elaborate neck in hack. e 2 satin girdle. . =9—Coolie lfadel. Top' of green Canton, skirt of black satin. Fin- ished with braid. Pigtail blue top and black, cocoa top and brown. —10—Satin - Crepe. Draped. Godet of .georgétte. Batiste collar. Navy, black, brown. : ~I1—Silver Cloth and- Silk Velvet combined. Orange,’ French blue yellow. . : Vo —12—Vella Vella. “Grecian draped model; V neck. Rhinestone " “buckle. Henna, pigtail blue, jade. s ' —=13—Quaint Model. Of heavy Canton, piped-with velvet.. Fichu sollar. Rust; black, cafe aulait. N 2 e 1