Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 32

SHOEMAKER ELECTED HEAD OF MONARCHS Club Hears Address by Semator Copeland—Will Entertain Oratory Contestants. C. Wendel Shoemaker was elected president of the Monarch Club at its first “birthday banquet,” in: the Ra- leigh Hotel, last night. H. W. Cutler was elected first vice president. Oth- officers elected were: D. J. Fuqua, second vice president; H. S. Shepard. secretary; Willlam P. Killeen, treas- urer, and W. L. Gary, sergeant-at- arms. Immediately following the clection the club was presented its charter by H. S. Omohundro, national president. The charter was accepted on behalf ©of the club by the newly elected pres- | Previous to the election of cers Senator Royal S. Copeland of York, in a brief address empha- sized the value of organization and complimeted the club on the “high caliber” of its membership. Senator Copeland stressed the value of physical education and quoted tistics to show the low physical ings given by examining boards of the Army during the last war. He also told of the of so- urgent A resolution was adopted by the club to entertain at luncheon the con- testants in The Star’ orical con- | test Friday, Jur Attention lled to t ficance of this 1 contest. The following were to make luncheon: ! SR ler and D. J. inging was by Arthur A Riemer, several voc t aét by Bill member of was furnished S formerly K s circuit. M by Dormer’s Orch . Those attending the banquet were: All Walker, H. W. Shoemak: Joxeph H 4 s, H. George George C. Hodge, R. L. Grattan Doyle. Walter v, W B Freeman, . 'R. C. McCullough, Thomas E O'Donnell, ). Ford, L. T. Souder, 0. A A. Shiobohm. Cook, S. H. G. Taylor, P. A B Dr. Cas- H L. Gary, Charles ner, . L. W oble, P . Q. Slye, 3. Schaub, W. . Clarence ng, jr.; J. B . Tenschert, Dr. E . Killeen, C.'R. W. er, W. J. Proctor, _F. D. Hoffmann, G. Stickler, Vernor, Kenneth Miller, Hy H. Kenney, A. M. Phillips, L. F. Gaines and N. T. members—H. GG aulding, R. L. Schriener, nd K. i Aikman. = ol Accused Uxorcide Loses Fight. WHITE PLAINS, N, Y., May 23— Clarence O. Baring indicted on. a theatrical producer and v administering poison and germs, yesterday falled in his at- tempt to have the case removed from the county court to the supreme court for trial. County Judge Bleakley set June 5 as the teatative date for Baring's trial, despite the objection of the de- fendant's attorney. —_— SIS m “Found Reliable for Over 30 Years” Main 488 ¥ Before You Order Coadl Look Into OLSHEIC ¥ind out exactly what it would cost to Install an OIL-O- MATIC in your present heating ant. Let us refer you to tual users as to its economy as compared with coal, its cleanliness, and the uniform temperature it assures AUTO- MATICALLY. z Hot Water, Steam and Vapor Heating, Expert Plumbing Repairing and Remodeling G +o H Heating Co. 913-917 H Street N.W. (Wanted—1 or 2 Salesmen.) CATHEDRAL & KLINGLE | MANSIONS H Connscted by 3000 CONNECTICUT AVE. § H H Now Renting | H The finest apartments on s fashionable Connecticut ! Avenue Boulevard. H Adjacent to the ma cent Wardman, Park Hotel . and the “Million Dollar & = Bridge.” One Room with Bath to Five Rooms with Two Baths —all outside rooms—iarge closets—moderate rentals. Open for Inspection Until 9 P.ML. T CE TR TR A A TR SR T ST RN NY g RS2 I TR AN ARSI U AN TN NRENRIANN WARDMAN 1430 K St, ™. Take Part in This Sale of Art Goods Save on a wide variety of useful and lovely pieces, half priced in many cases, to re- duce excess stocks. Note a few savings: \ c to 48c Stamped Goods, 19¢c. 30c to 74c Stamped @oods, 39¢. 89¢ to 98¢ Stamped Goods, 49¢c. $1.19 to $1.48 Picces, 79¢. $1.75 to $1.98 Picces, 99¢. $2.25 to $2.48 Pieces, $1.19. Finished Hand-Embroidered Models Half Price Included—a stupendous va- riety of finished pieces, pricéd one-half because used as models, THIRD FLOOR Take Home Some Good Candies Chocolate-covered Dates. 1b.. 3%c. Walnut Krumble, milk choco- late and walnuts, 1b., 49c. Cocoanut Ditties, 1b., 35c. After-dinner Wafers, mint or wintergreen, Ib., 59¢. Chocolate-covered Ib., 75¢c. Cherries, STREET FLOCR Distinctive Lace NECKWEAR A simple but effective touch is added by a lace bib collar of filet and embroidered net inser- tion with edge of an- tique filet. Tlustrated. Bateau collar and cuff set, of venise and cmb!}oidekred net for the straightline frock. @ Illustrated . $2'50 Round colla i Irish and an- tique filet la in a dcgnghxful new style.. $2’95 Collar and cuff set, of filet and embroidered net in- sertion, edged with $3.75 Irish lace . STREET FLOOR Costume Slips Adopt Svelte Lines $2.95 Radiette Slips, in the pencil-like straight ef- fects correct for under the modern frock. Peach, flesh, silver, tan, peacock, navy, black and white in a side gathered model with twin ruffles at bottom. Bod- ice top. THIRD FLOOR Last Day! Binner Corset Showing Tomorrow _is the last day of Miss E. Tanner’s visit to our department. Binner con- sultant from New York, she has helped many women choose the correct corset for their figure. If you haven't seen her, be sure to come in tomorrow and select your corset before buying new Summer clothes. $2.00 and $3.00 Novelty Gauntlet Silk Gloves $1.69 Choice of tan, brown, gray, beaver, cocoa, mavy and - white Milanese silk gauntlets, with contrasting embroidery. . Just the looked-for oppor- tunity to add several pairs of fine quality gloves to your wardrobe, at least possible cost. Hammered Silver $1.95 Attractively propor tioned pieces . that .will add inviting coolness to your table this sum- mer. Choice of Lemon Dishes Ice Tubs Bonbon Baskets; ' ° Jelly Dishes STREET FLOOR LANSBURGH & BRO. 418-30 7th St. N.W.—Thru to 8th FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860 Phone Franklin 7400 400 Charming New W hite Hats In line with the extraordinary interest shown in high color gar- ments—WHITE hats are exploited as the thing. A white hat softens the effect of a brilliant costume and heightens the beauty of the entire ensemble. White will be seen everywhere this summer, for its popularity was demonstrated at the Winter resorts. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Hats in this lovely assortment include taffeta, crepe and hair, taf- feta and leghorn, taffeta and lace and all silk. Cloche, medium, large, drooping brim, off-the-face and poke shapes in a diversified collec- tion of attractive modes for the miss and matron in tailored and dress effects, trimmed with foliage, ribbons, laces and hair flanges. Our Finer Spring Suits Reduced pipings. finished. mer. Regularly Selling for $39.75 to $59.75, Now 27 Very smart suits in sport and semi-dress styles with novelty box coats predominating are shown in fine twills, charmeen, flamingo and sport mixtures. Handsomely em- bellished with braids, embroidery and contrasting-color All beautifully lined and expertly tailored and Suits like these will be worn steadily through the Sum- Combined with a fancy blouse, they will resemble the modish costume suit and can easily be worn as such. Win a Cash Prize ! Bogs and girls can win valusblo cash prises i our Tavisible Color Card Contest now in progecss. Ask foz all color cards to date, and get full par. ticulars of the contest tomorrow on the- s CHILDREN'S FLOOR—FOURTH Cunning Hats and Bonnets For Little Tots $2.95 Dainty affairs of leghorn, Mi- lan, taffeta and straw combina- tion. Tailored or trimmed styles. High-back bonnets of dainty organdy in numerous new shades: Pink, blue, orchid, lav- ender and mais. Trimmed with lace, ruffling and ribbon. FOURTH FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. Dainty Chantilly Lace Edges A Special Value 50¢ Yd. Scores of attractive patterns, in white chantilly edge, 6 inches wide. A price concession from the maker. Chantilly Flouncing $1.50 and $2.50 Yd. 18 to 24 inches wide, in white or black. A wide variety of patterns and truly remarkable value. Chantilly Flouncing Chantilly All-over $2.95 Yd. $2.50 Yd. 36 inches wide. Black 42 inches wide, in black or white, for whole onl An exquisite dresses or trimming. ity. Numerous paterns STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Silk Blouses Feature New Styles and Colors $3.95 Attractive new suit and dress styles of dainty plain-color or printed silks, “emphasizing the growing demand for a blouse that makes an ensemble costume when worn with a skirt. Scarf effects, pleated, vest and all-over embroidered models. in sheik, Mexico, white, powder blne, navy and other popular colors. Some with tucked plastron fronts and boyish collars, others collar- Tess and finished with dainty but- tons. In all, an exception s sortment of blouses at §3 SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Remarkable values offered in an economy event that bids fair to exceed any offered previously. All sizes in the assortment and about 50 suits grouped—so make selections early tomorrow morning. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Lansburgh & Bro. Silk Hosiery Made .to Our Specifications - $1.75 We consider this one of the finest qualities of full-fashioned silk hosiery possible to offer at the low price of SL75. Perfect grade in an extensive array of the season’s best coi- ors: Apricot, fog, freckles, atmosphere, silver, suede, beige, Brigh- ton, cocoa, fawn, silver, gun metal, cinnamon and black. A com- plete range of sizes. FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Boys’ Two-Pants Blue Serge Suits for Graduation Boys® Sport Blouses 95¢ Offered at a price that is nearer cost than usyal selling._Short-sleeve models, all white or colored glos*stripe madras, white and tan pongee and lots of popular khaki. Sizes7 to 16. $12.98 Swagger suits in the new tailored models that make them look like “Regu- lar Fellers.” Well made with the new flap button pockets and two box pleats on coat back. For the dress—occasions that boys usually dread—but won’t if they have one of these suits. Na\gr blue serge of splendid quality. Sizes 8 to 18. 4ll-Wool Blue Serge Two-Pants Suits $9.75 Neat appearing and correctly styled for, real boys that give their clothes strenuous wear. Inverted pleated or paneled back. Belted coat. Both knickers fully lined. Sizes 8 to 17. Boys’ Wash Suits $1.55 Balkan, middy and button-on styles in the many smart fabrics mothers and boys like so well. Built for durability and laundering. Sizes for boys of 3 to 8 years. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGKE & BRO. T e e e T T Needed Toiletries Always useful in the cabinet and particularly so, in warm weather. Amami Shampoo, each, 11c. Mennen’s Talcum, 16c. Colgate’s Tooth Paste, 3 for 70c. Auditorium Bath Soap, doz, $1L.00. Jergen’s Lotion, 35c. Vendome Narcisse Extract, oz, Elcaya Cream, 50c. STREET FLOOR NN New Glos Sweaters Affect the Sleeveless Mode $3.39 Delightful two-tone sweat- ers in slipover or golf coat styles embrace the popular sleeveless effect and achieve smartness by way of attrac- tive contrasting color pat- terns. A new assortment in the colors best suited for sport and street wear. 36 to 44 SECOND FLOOR l It’s An Extraordinary Sale of “Lucette’ Frocks 1. We .called it “an extraordinary sale’— and no wonder! Starting with 4,000 of the smartest of Lucette Frocks, in forty winsome styles, and all this at $1.79 for choice—we could hardly call it less than extraordinary and be fair to you or ourselves. A signal to secure all the dresses daugh- ter will need all summer. For when was choice greater or savings more liberal? 9 All fast-color materials, imported and domestic ginghams, tissues and cool cot- ton crepes, in plaids, large and small checks, mew printed designs and com- binations. Some with bloomers. Some with contrasting collars and cufi-. monograms, braid, embroidery, appliquc Scores of new ideas All sizes, 7 to 14, six styles sketched. A wonderful opportunity Take full advantage! Omnly 4 styles sketched. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGE & BRO. T TRPTPREPR T PRTRPPRRPPR