Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1925, Page 94

M E SUN DAY STAR, Don Juan Riano y Gayangos, Spanish Ambas- sador to Wash- ington, who became the dean of the diplomatic corps upon the When Mrs. Gene Gordon Culver retirement of Culver, Ind., went to Palm of Am- Beach for the Winter, she took her bassador $10,000 bass viol with her. And 1] now the evenings at the Southern [ Jusserand resort are more or less filled with of France. deep strains from four strings, mingling with the sound of the lap- ping waves on the beach Wids Miss Rhoda Pinney, a Washington girl who owns unusually large and attrac- tive eyes. According to the beauty experts, she has the biggest eyes in Wash- ington This is the new Miss Melba, a Stetson snappy tie that 1s destined for instant popularity. It is developed in cherry kid vamp, with peach quarter, silk laces to match; narrow built-up Cuban heel. Twelve-fifty. Also in black calf with gray quarter, and in patent leather with black kid quarter. Stetson Shoe Shop. Thirteen-five F Street The very artistic retail jewelry shop of James C. Lynn, room 315, Investment Build- ing, 1501 K street. Mr. Lynn, formerly of Whitmore, Lynn & Alden Co., 1225 F street, gives his personal attention to all customers. WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTIO BlLL—JAG(—RALPH SKILLED OPTICIANS Pernonal Service Served Personally 610 Thirteenth Street N.W. Ph. Frankiin 17 your own Hair mac Stemless Switch. Bandolette Let us suggest becoming way to dre up into Why Have Our Hair faded olor, Gray Hair? Coloring or gray hair to its restore- natural Personal Maison 706 Thirteenth & Phone Franklin 538 THE ORIGINAL ALLPORK SAUSAGE 4ttention Dorothy Daye and Walter Hebb, two of the Stafford Pemberton dancers J of Trade dinner, February 78 e Hownst Py e A0S TR\\NRS M ARUYACTURYLE OF THE ORIGINAL | ALLPORK SAUSAGE Screen comedian, Larry Semon, weds his leading lady. The y<ing woman in the case is known to movie fans as Dorothy Dwan. The wedding took place in New York a few days ago. Store \u 150F \\(l\/ll”Q{()H.\ Nationally Known Stores 18 Qlum\ Hw Better to Serve You " ACQUAINTED BADGES ch sales person in our stores wears a littld bronze badge containing a card with his or her name > 2/ plainly printed upon it. This is done so that our customers will know with whom they are dealing Customers often like the same salesperson to wait upon them whenever drug store merchandise is needed. The little badges make the remembering of names easier L. WATERMAN, Manager Store No. 15 L. MoDUFFIE silver badges and the managers . Assistant Manager The assistant managers of our stores wear vou will find them ever wear goid badges. Get acquainted with our salespeople willing to be of service to vou PEOPLES DRUG STORE NO. 15 % 15th and H Sts. N.E DA FOUNTAIN INTERIOR VIEW. STORE NO. 15 F. PARSONS, Presoription Dept G. J. GEIGER Bundry Dept. MISS N. RICHARDSON, Candy Dept. H. F. PAILLIPS, Oigar_Dept. C. W. ROGERS, Soda Dept Prescription Dept D. B. TAYLOR Drug Dept RAY J. KIRBY Soda Dept C. P. JOHNSON, Toilet Goods Dept. MISS A. E. DULIN, Candy Dept. T. H. BELFEILD. Cigar Dept. W. M. PENNINGTON Drug Dept.