Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 34

SOCIETY. THE ¥y o Stummertime Furni EKLY (OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS < SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 20, 1924—PART SOCIETY. 7 y Now for the Coming Season FLORENCE OIL COOK STOVES Use a Florence Oil Cook Stove this summer, lessen the e.;;pcme of cooking and at the same time keep your kitchen cooler during the hot months. Any model you desire ON CREDIT. Small weekly or monthly payments. : X > s | 0Oil Stove, base) two-burner | wickless type stove.® ‘Not a Florence.) Piece Sifver Set FREE This select 35-piece Rogers Silver- Yated IWare Set, as illustrated, is given REE with every purchase of $100 or ore—cash or charge account—it akes no difference. Florence Oil Range. Two-burner Wickless FLORENCE 0il Cook Stove without top. An ideal range to we during the summer §7 5 Kitchen Cabinet The Hub S pecial 1 popular-selling style built in a dependable manner. with a host of time-saving features. Most reasonably priced$ 29.75 Liberal Credit Terms An elegant suite, consisting of a durably made Fiber Reed chair, Rocker and long Settce. Cushion seats and pad backs; wered in artistic pattern cretonne. Cash or Credit at This Low Price b Flower Stand Rustic cedar tripod flower stand for the lawn 5128 Jumbo Rocker Heevy nawral finish frame with double woven Brown finish fiber reed. Metai container for plants for indoors or the porch— $4.55 5 and Doors Window Screens (Complete stock of Adista- . oo ar typical low 4 s seisan Aerona 3()0 Four-Piece Walnut-Finished Suite 1f you are looking for a stylish, moderately priced suite, see this outfit, by all means. As illustrated: Bow-foot Bed, Semi- Vanity, Chiffonier and Dresser with Mirror—four pieces $19.75 A combination Couch and Bed—complete with |FyrTEETST cretonnecovered pad and KD valance. (' On Credit. STORE...CASH = CREDIT 98 Washington Couch Porch Swing $2.59 Plant Box Self - watering Galvan- ized Window Box. fin- & [Q $18.75 T'hreeburner style with lower oven. g A . 7 . 7 . N . Genuine Walnut 4-Piece Full Vanity Suite This charming suite would be welcomed in any home—to see it is to appreciate what a great value is offered—as shown—dresser with mirror, chiffonier, bow-foot bed and full size vanity. Chairs and bench 1 3 9. 75 BY€ EXITB . ... ooverenn ettt et et e - Cash or Credit at This Low Price Garden Hose 25.ft. length- .49 Hose Reel, 92: Hammock Chair Hardwood frame — du- rable canves stretcher $]:49 Porch Rocker Natural finish hardwood frame. Strongly made. Comfortable d o u b le woven ceal. $3.5 Cedar Chair An ideal “all weather” chair for the lawn_or porch. Sturidly built. 549 ¥ Nine-Piece Walr ut-Finished Suite This attractive, well matched suite owes much of its pop- $119:15 . ularity to the excellence of workmanship, linked with a low price. As shoun—oblong Table, China Cabinet, Buffer with surror, and six genuine leather-seat Chairs to maich 3-Piece Bed Outfit Continuous-post Metal Bed, woven, wire Spring and Mat- tress, complete. 81755 On Credit. ! Miss Frances Heid and ‘ Miss Bernice Spicer Visit Georgia Cities |Mrs. Albert Sigmund and | Mrs. Harold C. Kaufman ' Return From New York City. | Miss Bernice Spleer ané Mim Frances Heid left Washington Thurs- |day for Atlanta and Grifin, Ga. to | visit relatives amd friends fer the Easter holidays | = | Mrs. Albert Sigmund Harold €. Kaufman returned Thurs- |day from New York city, where thev spent two weeks at the Plam. r Baum and (am rom Fontanet Courts 1622 Decatur Mr. and Mrx ily have moved home. Newmyer retuyned a week's stay in ntic City. Alviz ay irc rk and Atl ir. Julius Hertzberg has returmed Weiee Sy o rom a three-month trip abroad Lansburgh left Wash for iiichmond, Va_ to TD Be HOI’\O]’ Gues" her father. Mr. Philip b Of Kentucky Society e for @ week. | ic hers for the the University is visiting his <. Levi David r, Mre Walte ark Hotel & and Mr d n, Mrs. Harry Ralph rs. Be Va., early la: ine. Introd S Ry hier William J Dinner Given in Honor Of Miss Margaret Knight - s R 'ack has as her guest wnd enjoyable was the | Miss ¢ { Philadeiphis I Prank is spending the in New York met at the for lancheon n and sor * | Curley Club to Hold Card Party and Dance [ o o roand Mrs. Mo ' Holy Cross Alumnae Dance Plans Advance | = x 7 | Smith College Club : Plans Tuesday Luncheen | — e | Arts Club Will Hanor U. S. Woman Con\pusurs ¢ A special dinner will be Date Is Set for Fetc ¢! Gf Woman's Welfare Vom: Walfare Assc New arrivals in the incomparable Hickson garments include Coats for field and for steamer wear, as well as tailored frocks for both madame and mademoiselle. In our Hickson shop we are also showing London made field coats which have arrived by recent steamships, together with carefully selected irocks of plain de- sign and superior workmanship. Our Hickson shop is under the super- vision of one versed in small shop management. Jelleft's Washington Representatives for Hickson, Inc., Fifth Avenue