Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1924, Page 10

FUR COATS should be repaired and looked over before beiog put in storage. You will save mone and trouble it you will let me do your worl now. Storage free of charge. Chokers made from your own materials at $5.00. wOL FURRIER, 30-32 Florida Ave N.W. * EUROPEAN PEACE PUT NEARER BY PREMIERS Mussolini and Theunis Dawes Report Should Be Applied Promptly. MAY SEE MACDONALD NEXT French Security Claims Considered Without Hostility. Agree | Aa THE nois, together with two well known local artists, enis lon, conoert master of the Rialto Theater, and Miss Sade Styron, planist, will give the pro- gram. Mrs. June Donnelly, past supreme alumnae secretary of Mu Phi Epsilon, National Musical Sorority, is visiting s. Emily Bradley Elkins. —Mrs. Donnelly is here to attend the an- nual banquet of Rho Beta Chapter this evening, to be held at the Hotel Raleigh, and will act as toastmistress. The patronesses and members of the Mount Carmel Retreat House Associa- tion are actively engaged in prepar- ing for the garden fete to be ven on the grounds of the retreat at 200 T street northeast Saturday from 3:30 to 10 o'clock p.m. There will be cards at 2: and 8 o'clock. There will be a musical program from 5 to 5:30 o'clock p.m., the artists being Miss Netta Cralg, soprano. Miss Caroline Manning, contralto; Miss Edna Sheedy, Mr. Thomas Morrison and others. Miss Charlotte Klein and Miss Glennon will accompany on the plano. Supper will be served from 5:30 to 7 o'clock. There will also be a sale of fancy articles, homemade cakes and candies. All interested are invited to attend. e NURSES TO GRADUATE. ‘Will Be Presented Diplomas at Gas- ton Hall Nurses from Georgetown University Hospital will besiege the “Hilltop” at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon and take possession of Gaston Hall, where thelr annual graduation exercises are to be held. Thirteen young women who have completed the course at the training school will be given diplomas by Rev. John B. Creeden, 8. J., president of Georgetown University. Rev. Ex mund A. Walsh, S. J., papal relief di- rector for Russia and Germany and former regent of the Georgetown Foreign Service School, is to make the address. A feature of the program will be the awarding of prizes by Dr. George Tully Vaughan of the hospital staff to honor nurses. ‘The college students have deco- rated Gaston Hall prettily for the oc- casion and large numbers of them will attend the reception and dance to be given tonight at the hospital for the graduating class. Miss Mary Graham, president of the Alumni As- sociation, is in charge of arrange- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1924. [ol——=olc——|olc——|ol——la[—=|o|c—=o|—"|0| oYy & Safe Storage for bll 5 om Exy'eft Fur Your Furs 5 Replmng and| 608 to 614 ELEVENTH §T, Remodeling Fashion Favors for Sports Wear Sleeveless Vests and Sweaters By the Associated Press. ROME, May 20.—The two-day meet- ing at Milan between Premier Musso- linl and Premier Theunis 'of Belgium was productive of fruitful results in the opinion of both the press and political observers here. The Corriere d'Itallano, the Fas- cist organ, which thinks that a meet- ing between the Italian premier and Prime Minister MacDonald of Great Britaln will occur soon, followed per- haps by one between Signor Musso- lini and Edouard Herriot, prospective head of the new French government, declares Europe is now ripe for a state of peace with the Dawes report as a basis. Kven this program, how- ever, will prove futile, it declares, if the allles are not firm in their pur- pose to carry it out at once and com- pletely, Offers New Way Out. The importance of the discussions at Milan, the newspaper considers, lies in the fact that they prove that this spirit exists in at least two of the allied states and probably equally in a third, and that they brought out definitely ‘the analogies between the ltalian and Belgian policies and had fixed a basic plan of action to be car- ried out at an opportune moment. The Dawes report, the newspaper points out, was a new factor enabling the nations to take a definite attitude regarding the interminable repara- tion question, this report indicating a way out of the tangle which had wearicd the nations involved in it for so many months past. Allies Given Unified Plan. Another important feature of the Milan meeting pointed to is that the French claims for security against the European dangers that would arise if Germany did not carry out her undertakings have all been con- sidered in a non-hostile spirit. The Messaggero says the Dawes re- port has given the allied nations a unified program of action and per- mitted the Milan meeting to prepare the ground for a really decisive and practical solution. of which we offer a splendid variety for your selection—attractively priced. The French to the Front !_ A S CINATING, short-vamp French lasts have again returned to the front line of Shoe Fashion. They’re always so flattering to the feminine foot. THE RIGHT Plain Flannel and Glos c..euveoen e e v Glos and Wool Combination Colors. .. .. cvemeeve e eivem Striped Weaves and’Block Effects ............ —res e e as Street Floor The “Melba™ $10 Tan Russia Calf $2.95 33 95 $ 5 00 TheNewest Paris Colors with Tintex Citrine, radiantly beautiful for silk sweaters and sport skirts—use Tin- tex Maize with a pinch of Tintex Nile Green. Titian Sand, so fashionable for all sport apparel—use a combina- tion of three parts Tintex Orange and one part Tintex Grey. Shrimp Pink, the newest delicate shade for underthings—use a com- Society (Continued from Ninth Page.) The*Shirley™ $10 Patent leather. The ““City Club Shop” of The Smartest of the Novelty Skirts —three lots that are notably special in price. of young ladies; Mrs. G. H. Clay, chairman of patronesses, assisted by P Mrs. W. T. Nishwich, vice chairman. Mr. Frank Conway, commandant of the camp of the Sons of the Confeder- acy, will make the presentations. Dr. . Thomas Evans is chairman of the floor committee. bination of one part Tintex Orange | i~ and one part Tintex Flesh. Your dealer will tell you of other fashionable shades quickly and easily made with Tintex. Ask him today. Capt. and Mrs. L. L Simpson of Fort Monroe, Va., are at Wardman Park Hotel. A program of unusual Interest to the congressional set and other wom- en has been arranged by Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl to be held at_the head- quarters of the League of Republican Women, of which Mrs. Virginia White Speel is president, in the ballroom of the Gordon Hotel Thursday afternoon at_4:45 o'clock. Mrs. Oscar Larson, gite of Representalive Larson of S ARG Minnesota; 's. Fre ampson r- o ST 77 e nell, wife of Representative Purnell LD CARA) D000 ¢ Indiana; Mrs. Carl Chindbl it SR BN e e AN, of Indiana; Mrs. Carl Chindblom, wife ) S o g of Representative Chindblom of Illi- G ¥ “ d S @'@ AZANSO) Sitle Frockk Strike mard. Sile Votes In Maytime when it is especially pleasant to entertain and be enter- tained, when delightful evenings con- tinually urge one “to go somewhere” —then a Silk Frock is accommodat- ing. To fashionable teas, dinners and dancing parties these Frocks may go for they claim the new style notes. Every plait, every scarf, every tier is applied to make the smart woman smarter. Beautiful shades will bring out her charm. And with their flattering ways, their useful- ness and serviceability these Frocks are inexpensive. ; S5 ¥ 0% Ya cle——c]l——=lol——lele——[cl——]o|—=]a|—=]a] Pbilipsborn 608 to G1¢ Wedncsclay Last Day of Advance Sale ‘New White Kid Footwear Combination Plaits 55-50 Crepe Granite and Silk and Wool—in the acsirabl‘e colors. ... Roshanara, Crepe de Chine $8'95 At this Special Introductory Price— and Wad Crencnrifh pasict back and front . ceememe oo onceenR et e mie o e 550 Alpac a and Flannel Panel back and front, in the high colors and plain shades. . .« cecmempmerimei e wrse Third Floor Smart Sandals For the Mah Jongg "Party For the Country Club For the May Matinee A Wednesday Special Choice of Every Straw Trimmecl Hat our Popular-Price Section, reduced to— Satin keeps its style importance and black remains the favorite. For further signs of the rightness of these Frocks note the plaited apronms, long rows of buttons, and the bright color introduced in applique or embroidery. Very youth- ful Frocks. These six illustrations will serve to impress you with the exceptional character of the styles included —made up in White Kid—by one of the foremost makers of feminine footwear. . They have co-operated with us to make this price possible. Covered heels—from 1 to 2V inches in height— of Cuban, Louis and Spanish types—and all sizes and widths—assuring perfect fit. lo—— [o]——=|o|—2n|0|e—=lo]le—=bl—=lal—=lol—=|o|e—=ol—=k|c—= o[ e—= o] —=]ale=— o] e—2k | —=0|c——=|n| —=2|8|—= 0| e=— b | c———| 0| c—=|a] =—= |0 ——= 0] A summer day can have no more fasci- 3 nating costume than a silken Frock gay with printed pattern. Whether it be blossoms, curious dots or Oriental fig- ures that cover it, the Printed Dress this season is enchanting. 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