Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 11, .1925. will hold its annual banquet-at the |featured in the musical program,|the Women's City Club tonight. Miss |Elbert H. Gary, Mr. John Kirby and|Gen. Georgs Pickett, if she is able|populations between 'l"urlx:yb ‘t';d Ee;o“.::.fl z:rlll.h;;l:l:h:\;n; :oe::fl Hotel La Fayette at 7:30 o'clock Fri-|which will be given by the Monday|Helen Nicolay will give = read- |Mr. Willlam Cooper Proctor. to B Brenkpt e hen ore: hesd(lirtars| Sraet Bulgarl fugees. {day event Representative Samuel | Morning Musical Club. At the luncheon there will be about| Thers will be's number of other dfs- | American Red Cross headquarters|Greek and Bulgarlan refugees. VE Winkton of Diasenchsinstite: wins [— ing from her book, recently pub-|55, ominent business men from dif- | tingulshed guests occupying boxes otites from Congress. il be the obe | Complete arrangements have been |lished, including some Lincolnians,|ferent parts of the.country, the com-|and a number of prominent people (Continued from Bishth Page.) Jeet ot tarewell foatures. Mr. Wil. |made .for the bridge h:"dh.fi"'h-’o"? her father having been Lincoln’s ml\t.chonfllrrlnfiementl"mscludln(: will be jn thé recelving line. = —tee e ; > Dewran party to be held in t room of _|Mr. John Hays Hammond, Senator- S after at tho home of the bride’s par- || owle ix president of the Almn! | e ‘Mayflower Hotel Friday after- |blogTapher, in place of Mrs. McClin- | 100, V81 il au Pont, Senator Law- d $5:000 for Turkish Relief. . ents. The church is decorated with wrson Hawes of New York, gen- | noon. February 20, at 2 o'clock, in ald | tock, who {s {ll. Miss Florence rence C. Phipps, Col. Wade Haemptan Seng $531 for Turks] - | In paims and Easter lilies, and the house [ AnG€7900 Hawes of N, FOUC €00 | of the Women's Welfare Assoclation. | spotford will speak on “Pilgrim |Cooper, Mr. Wade H. Ellis, Mr. ¥, A.| The State Department forwarded eOrge 1 0., C. has a pretty arrangement of pink and [ SA0 fectetany o 5 Prizes will be given each table. Those | (70 7%, Seiberling, Senator Willlam B. Me-|g5,000 "yesterday for the Amerlcan White cut flowers. The company will be @ notable one, | 1B charge are Mrs, McPherson Crich- | 3 Kinley, Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, Mr.|Red Cross relief work among the s Sal. The bride will be escorted to theliciuding Senator R. S. Copeland, |!on, Mrs. Charles Cecil Mrs. J. Irvin | ‘Aqqitional sponsors for the valen- |Myers Y. Cooper and Mr. A. L. Gar-|thousands of destitude Turkish re- || February Furniture Sale altar by her father, and will wear a|yeonioq Steel, tickets; Mrs. E. J. Brennan|ine tea to be held at 1709 H street | ford. fugees involved in the exchange of ||| PP, 5 ”» Town of delphinium blus georgette | Lichigan: o = '|and ‘Mrs. Charles Howley, patron- | gaturdey from 4 to 6 o'clock are| Following the luncheon tomorrow |ebeen THTO "0 1 —7° Sxoianee o An Acre of D[amonds crepe made on graceful straight 1ines, | Yalo -8 e . |esses; Mrs. Mark Potter, flowers:|yrg M.,M. Anthony, Mrs. Lucy Coop- | noon the Southern Soclety will give a Fixtur f Sal With a flounce of cream lace at the | o “yme: = Hepresontative. B SRR e e Eaward Brannan, e o om e A e i hs i ball = b = hem line ~Her hat ls of georgette)Fenn, Representative L. A. Frothing- | [OIR Mool sxkef 5 Special luncheon | E. e D D ots 8 i T O'alack. Watch beoiennEl Wall Caises arudl Show' Canest In 5. 2 crepe to match the frock, and she Will | ham, Harvard, '93; Representative | Wl & . Elizabeth Danle! . Z » ! \ Lu)lng Room Furniture carry pink rosebuds and blue del-|yester Hill: Representative Nicholas | Willlams of 1022 11th street is secre- H. Heath, Miss Lilian be a very attractive affair, as all the Good Condhlon_ g = Shintanl, T on Eoorthy Harvard "9i: Feptenantax [any: Miss Ethel Clift, Mrs. Ester- | guests at the luncheon at noon are Very Reasonable Prices D""ng Room Furmture Low Prices on Becretary of the Interior; Mr. Miss Katharine M. O'Brien will be|tive James M. Magee, Yale, '99; -| The Washington Alumnae Associa- |Prook, Mrs. J. Erwin Steele, Miss |invited to attend the Southern Society : Vi v el ¢ i < " d - d. 2 H . SR oy, ety Yale | 1% SRR, SR Aoty | Mery i Hovicr, el Nichol “and | regeston Sad aunce \hnt wienine” | Service et Bedroom Furniture e = e Wins. 3 s = wood, 90 years of age, the. oldest| Corner 14th and ts. N.W. 2 2 ?acrkru\{"h\’H;d::»n;x:;r(r(ip:\‘:i.fl“;:ns‘ R ; e ington Club Tuesday, February 17, at| Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb has closed | member of Congress, who served un- - Tables, Chairs, Cabinets, Desks, Chests of Drawers, Y lavender- Asswbel i 58| 10w, 8 o'clock, the proceeds to go toward | ner apartment at Wardman Park |der Gen. Grant, and whe served in i Pi Pill Table 1 waeney, mother of the bride, . Col . o | supporting the health trucks operated | Hotel and gone to Miami with a I~ Mirrors, Pictures, Lamps, lows, Runners, Candle- With & Bt 1o match trimmed In tosss: | Hay. Washington and I A iE e (“J"{fl“m"‘““:‘;“;‘“'f':h‘ fro | party of friends from Philadelphia | McKinley, will occupy a box seat, il sticks, Fulper Pottery, Jewel and Cigarette Boxes, Wall and will wear a corsage bouquet of [Charles C. Hyde, Yale Mr. Adolph ers of the fra-|and Pittsburgh to spend about &las will also Mrs. Pickett, widow of | Tapestries. : A i Mr McCa y e Call, vn, ir. Geo: o W i . . . . . O e MRy L e O e e o 0m8s | mormers Rapreianiative Wan@ yneradleayss 50s shiel funstionayitakisic nlane LAFLIN Papering—Painting—Draperies—Upholstering ter the reception for a wedding | Maurice . . 3 Joseph Himes, who recently returned | tomorrow, February 12, the birthday of Il trip, the latter wearing an ensemble — G " BAYS Deferred Payment Plan ; " thelr apartment at Wardman Park |at th Willard, given by the trus- 4 with a felt hat to match the ‘music mection: of the District Of | Hatel sad. atleh. o raaed wotrk [at the New Wi & OCULISTS’ Rx. 9 ; Dr. Hubert | BROKEN LENSES MATCHED—ABSOLUTELY - Irwin_D. Roscoe of New | Sunday afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, o BVeskn Hect ATyl Of Wav; Dp- Hubs CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO s e d“‘:l'm"GM Mar|at the league headquarters, 1703 H| Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sloan of Biit- W. Wilbur, Secretary of th - garctville, N. Y., and Mrs. George M. | street, more street northwest are at the '0. Lowden, Jud Carpenter of New York. Miss Helen Fetter, musle editor of | Branscome Hotel, in St. Louts, Moy, |~ Mr. Frank O. Lowden, Established 1829 Statesmen Guests at . ’ will spe; on American Woman P — Earquet of D. I. K. Atumni. Compose: choosing for her dis-| Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt will The Latest Fad ! Makes You Look Thin. ‘While Getting Thin $1.50 to $4.95 y Set with shimmering rhinestones. All $9.85 to $12.85 bulldogs, cats, roosters, elephants and rubber, with a longer front. These girdles gently many others. massage away all surplus flesh without the incon- of peach-color georgette crepe, a ‘|a charity bridge party at the Wash- a gown of sand georgette, | 2 Congress with Lincoln, Garfleld and pink sweet peas. C. Miller, Ca'lfornia, '87; Mr. Arthur [ t¢FRItY month. — from cruise to Ber , have close costume of ashes of roses charmeen,| Mrs Miriam B. Hilton, chairman of e auds, closed | Abraham Lincoln, is a notable luncheon f Lincoln Memorlal University, | FILLED RAPIDLY, PERFECTLY AND AT - Among the out-of-town guests were | Columbla League of American Pen|they plan to orial 5 el o s r e X, T EAFE Heals 32 1314 G 922 14th The Star and a member of the league, | for two months. The Alumni Association of D. K. E. |cussion those whose works will be | preside at the subscription dinner of " = Animal Shoulder Pins Reducing Girdle have safety clasps. Choose from horses, The new girdles are made of stronger, heavier Street Floor. venience of dieting. Third Floor. A Little Used—But Not Abused DELIVERS ANY ARTICLE ADVERTISED HERE Thursday morning at 8 o’clock a large sale of Furniture takes place in the Phillip Levy Exchange Department in our basement at 735 7th St. N.W. Many odd pieces as well as complete suites of fine furniture to select from. Everything is in good condition—read the comparative values and see that you can save, in many instances over 507. Come early. These bargains will not last until noon. Liberal credit terms to everyone. Wash Stands-—Gsiien 0sk Library Tables—Lars-0b- Wash Stand: - ¥ 2 : s S Eai e s Bt be $ " hogany-finish Library Tables worth Printed Frock, in astec color- Tdilored Printed Crepe ~FPristed Crept Frock inmavy -Pristcd Frock in design of Printed Frock, in tom with & up to .00 new. Priced in our Ex- s . ipis nd. lack ‘and red circles on blac) . neath. Exchange Store price only change Store from $5.95 up to 312,5’:;. ing on an oronge backgrownd. Frock, in stripings of greem, blue dots on tan backgrow B ol motlod tackyiond, front and back panel of gray $3.75. Delivered for ... 5 Delivered for. ) Plain green -crepe godets and maize and white. Two pockets Pleated frill from collar to Red_scarf collar and godets. and red graduated dots. Waist- facings. $25.00. and button trimmed. $25.00. hem. Batton ‘trimmed. $16.50. $25.00. line jabot effect. $16.50. . | —Large Oak Side- ite—Tapestry Sldeboard t d th bevel Parlor Smte Seat Three. edge mirror, plenty of drawer space. piece Parlor Suite, with substantial | Tomorrow—a F ashion Demonstration—P lus Value.' Good-looking and serviceable. Ex- mahoegany-finish frame. Worth change Store price only $8.50.. De- $75.00 new. Exchange Store price livered for ............ only $22.75. . Delivered for. 5 i sz« | e nemouse | Il WWOMen’s Printed Crepe Frocks can Walnut Dresser, large vanity 7 Pieces—A Massive Three- di; e CoEebe boncnd (et s sured Mirroring the most authentic and beautiful of fashion’s ‘Worth new $225.00. Exchange Store 2?.';;“?-'00‘7;;5::?; settee with - e rice only $11850. Each piece de- chair and fireside wing chair, i 1 Wyesedifor 7 o e a 60-inch mahogany-finish daven. most delightful modes at two extremely low prices port table, an attractive floor or I' o L4 . table lamp with shade and a ru; HE Printed Frock serves many purposes. ~And at these s stag—Fine M : 'z A =5 Library Suites s Ton ;: ;‘;m":;: (‘)""'l;, ?53'?5"“'0'13‘3 o two low prices every woman will do well to purchase two fin]i:hd.'ghrwdq';e,ce Li&;fle:y cs:.'il:’”:g # 5 or.more for immediate and later wear. splendid condition, st 5 ker have ine black leather Dave; 1te—0olden . 5 < 5 - > 5 % ¥ Ead oy e S eite o Soanidh nport Suite ik Green and Gray There is no fabric which will be so widely worn this Spring Straightlines brown leatherette. Exchange Store A hea(hecstin f"'.li-""kbed daven- Red and Tan as Printed Crepe de Chine—to say nothing of the charming Tiers 1695. A uite de- ith chair and rocker. Worth 3 , = 5 s U o l e n new $79.00. Exchange Store price, Tan and Navy styles—every one a mode that combines all the newest fashion Flares including new felt matt; | Red and Black : trimming. $38.95. Delivered for Sl Navy and Tan notes in color and trimming Ruffles 10-Pc. Bedroom Outfit : i Black and White ~ Some of the Prints—There are open circles and dots, form- . -Ensemble Effccts —Large dresser and five-drawer Chlffoniers—gh‘ff'i"e“ Oak \Red and White ing stripes and blocks; there are larger dots and circles within and Beadings hiffonier in oak, double size bed, iffoni it ed and Gray E . 3 : 2 Siipped with Ghelspeing wni| Cag large oval mirror, also one iy Amertt | 2 Maize and Green - circles. There are colorful Aztec designs and. lovely striped Sizes for women :,‘;’q'm?.,';'::4”1‘3&'3&'a&”.«"$§“3§- i;:"g:lg-:;} e‘,Y:}Zt"‘,',‘,f;",‘,‘;’-;;‘" 1[3):. and others patterns——all of them in harmonizing color combination. 34 to 42 pletes this wonderful economy out- livered for fit. [Exchange Store price only b W el e : " Every Dress a New Spring Model! Twenty Styles to Choose From! . . any-finish fi j? 3 A rame, leath. Kitchen Cabinets—* erette covering. Exchange. Stors Women's Dreas Section—Second Floor White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet with price only $5.75. Deli A sliding pos€eliron top. Worth new v $5.75. Delivered for b : $50.00. Exchange Store price only 4 % £ % (AR $19.95. Delivered for. Phonographs—’“ a hogany ! S Upright Cabi- : : - Refrigerator‘—Sevenl Oak net Phonogrnphx,. guaranteed the | % o 5 Three = door ;, same as new. Will play . A or D Refrigerators ice capacity up to 85 of records. Sold oragin.uy'l'ifi,",'i.',‘{ | Decidedly New and the Best Values - : ds. Worth new $30.00. Ex- 2 re pric o5 | = R Delivered for e only Sidss of the Year! - | Preparations aE NS Ced C) —those: wonderfully fine Febr ar Ch —Natural-fin- . . . S ne, Dining Tables—# ard 4 cetaneh Cedar Embr()ldered Sllk SllpS curative as well as beautify- uary 14th inch Gold= Chests of the best mak. t | . . . . en Osk Extension Dining Room but brand-new floor samples. Wortt : ing toilet preparations for To Your Valentine Worth to $35.00. to $30.00. Exchange Store pri ‘| the skin. . Exchange Stor¢ prices begin at only low as $985. Any chest delivered $ 5 90 and $7.50 Send 3 Pairs of . . 2 §795. Delivered for Creme Anti-Rides, $1.90 e essential ‘cream for Chairs—084 Mahogany Wind- Buffet—Matogany go-incn Butet 3 Heavy Quality Crepe de Chine | daily use. It agrees with THAM sor Chairs, also Walnut with silver drawer and Dining Chairs, with genuine leather 2 llaces Tenldcavis A Bt e $70.00. Exchange Store rlr:: :n; change Store price only $3.29. Any . ! p! three chairs delivered for $27.95. Delivered for every type of skin. Tt is a = T fine skin food, .made of the Rust—Faum—Cocoa—Emerald—Pcacock best vegetable oils and con- & A ; taining every element to re- g & 23 HE foundation of every frock is a smart new and. nourish_ the skin. N . Sflk&qdflnjs_fim%az Bed Springs—Double - bed Cabinet Bage—Xitchen silk slip. ; 5 N Largepjixs “*3'85 e - 3 Palr S_$5.40 Size 2 Banded Cabinet Base i Emulsion de - - ¢ In a Valenti ! . 3 . . 4 : % 2 llec- > S X » a entine Box! Link Springs, same as new. Worth $ with porceliron top, three drawers i The very newest ideas-are in this col Concombres, $2.90 3 These Beautiful Silk Stockings are ob- $1250. Exchange Store price, §2.95. and cupboard. Exchange Store | tion of embroidered models, in self and contrasting A cooling and whitening tainable in 32 lovely shades—and only at Delivered for price only $9.95. Delivered for..... i colors. All-have tailored tops and self straps: Soign begused e o Jelle's in Washington. SR +x 2 oo ok tion with skin food. . i g 3 2 Made in the wanted straightline styles, v ; EOKGHAINIGE DEPARTMENT with a tiny bit of fullness at the hipline. The 20- | Lait ddmondres, §2.25 - g inch shadowproof hem adds greatly to the desirabil- which softens and refines the : 4 ity of these slips. In all sizes. S : ; wgulre é)f the skin.. e S ; nly downtown shop fea- “ i o SR it e turihg Marie Earle prepara-