Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1925, Page 45

R R I R R R R R R R R A R O I R R R K I R IR IR IR R T IR TN IR IX IR IR IR IR I IR IR IR TSI . : oila . F : Something you don’t find often— In Social and Official Life Silk Umbrellas, Satin-Bordered, for Extensive new assortments tomorrow! New Crepe de Chine Scarfs Crepe de chines in hand-blocked patterns colors—for both street and evening wi M. be: striking patterns—c: i Distinguished Personages Slated to Attend Inter-| I Tided, toe, ot th edlon, Aipe and forrcloes ] =i o Rl turquoise, m |‘- urchase l'nm‘:m .vl 'lfio foremost umbrella manu- 53.95 j fo Street Floor 1216 F St. N.W. parliamentary Parley—Titled Briton Becomes Q Rancher—Personal Notes of Interest. il BY MARGARET B. DOWNING. _ Sir Robert Borden is among the sev- eral delegates to the Interparliamen- tary Union who will come to Wasah- ington as an old friend. As premier ©of Canada, Sir Robert has been chalr- man of many conferences relating to boundary. fishery and other problems between this country and the Domin- fon. Sir George Foster of the Cana- dian group was here for several months at the beginning of the World War. Dr. Antonio Facio, chief sur. geon of the hospital at Port Limon in Costa Rica, has made long visits to this country attending medical con- ventions, and he will receive much attention from his brothers of the healing arts in Washington. The first minister sent by the newly established republc of Finland, M. Armas Her- man Saastanolnen. is a delegate from that country. being now ome of its powerful leaders in the Chamber of Deputies. This envoy from Finland presented his credentlals to President Wilson in February, 1919. and he or- ganized the legation and the consular service of Finland before his recall in 1922, A titled journallst, well known in Washington in the personal as well as in the literarv sense, is Sir Robert Lynn, who fills a dual role. being in the British Commons from Ulster and also in the Ulster local legislative | body. Sir Robert is accompanied bv | and they will be cordially recelved by the literary contingent. 8ir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Senator of the Irish Free State, biz-zame ington often en route to the Roc! Several of the delegates from Ja served in the diplomatic establishment | here. M. Hisashi Isobe, a member. of Parliament from Nagasaki and a lead ing lawyar. was an_ attache 20 vears | ago, and M. Kafu Nakamira was ar undersecretary in 1903. Baron Al sandro Sardl was secretary of the Ttalian embassy in Washington and served for in the Italian con- sulate in New Vork. He is at present president of the Italia-American So- clety. Miss Engstrom, secretary of Baron Adelsweard, president of the Interna- tional Union, will be an important social figure during the sessions of the parliamentarians, and she will find but few laisure moments, due to her offi- | cial duties, for there are many distin- guished Swedes—scientists, educators and persons in other professions—resi- dent in Washington. Of the women who are delegates, two from Denmark are outstanding—Fru Mathilde Hau- echurtz, a distinguished lawyer from Copenhagen and for 15 years a mem- | ber of the Chamber of Deputies, and | Fru Signe Cleve. a highly successtul tarmer, who is chairman of the agri- cultural committee in the lower cham- ber. From Germany has come that powerful feminine leader and fiery orator, Frau Clara Mende, a former | teacher, but a member of the Reich- stag since the republic was pro- claimed. There are four other women | from the German Republic, all former public school teachers—Frau Lande- Brumann of Munich, Frau Antonia Pfulp of Frankfort, . Frau Luise Schroeder of Berlin and Frau Chris. | tine Teusch of Leipzig. all. members | of the Reichstag and holding impor- | tant posts on committees. | Of the several Amerieans eoming to Washington' with their husbands who are British delegates to the Interpar- Hamentary - Union, -Mrs; - Arthur H. o) & {s. among the most important: Capt: Evans, formerly in'the British | army and with an excellent World War record, entered civil life five years ago and is now member of Par- for Cardiff, Wales. Mrs. y Stuart Claflin, s. John Claflin of Linderwold, near Morristown, N, J. She is a granddaughter of the late Horace B. Claflin and his wife, who was Agnes Sanger, and thus comes from two of the oldest and most re- spected families of Brookiyn, N. Y. Mrs. Evans met her husband first while he was serving with the British commission to the League of Nationa, and the marriage occurred in Paris in the Fall of 1920, while Mr. and Mrs. Clafiiln were residing near Versailles. This will be the first visit of Capt. and Mrs. Evans to this country since their marriage, and they have been spend- Ing the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Clafiin in their Jersey home. Mrs. Claflin was Miss Mary Stuart of Monterey, Calit., and her daughter and Capt. Evans will journey down from British Columbia, where they are golng with the British parliamenta- rians after the conferences in Wash- ington, and will pass the greater part of October visiting friends and rela- tives on the Pacific Coast. Lord Edward Montagu, who is the latest titled Briton to become & rancher in Alberta, Canada, is the younger of the two sons of the Duchess of Manchester, who was Miss Heleng Zimmermann of Cincinnati. The Duke of Manchester and his American wife came to an amicable agreement of separation some 10| vears ago, and the four children, granted a choice of guardian, ali hose to remain at Kimbolton Castle, | Brampton Park, Huntington, where || the duchess makes her home. Having Inherited the practical views of her father, the late Eugene Zimmerman. the sous were required to take up a career. The elder, Lord Alexander ancis Drogo Montagu, the Viscount fandeville, entered the navy, gradu-’ ted with honor, and has just received his first commission as midshipman. He is in his 23d year, and Lady Mary Alice Montagu is a year older. Edward, who will be 20 next July, pre- ferred a business life, and one time || thought of settling in his mother's old | | home, Cincinnati. But his cousin, Lord Rodney, who Is a most enthusi- astie rancher, credited with persuad- ing more royalty to join the ranks than_any one man in the Dominion, invited the youthful peer to spend the past Summer with him. The result is that this Briton, who is almost an American, his paternal grandmother being that lovely daughter of a former United States Senator from Florida | | and was Consuela Yzaga del Valle when she married the eighth Duke of Manchester, is about to purchase a large ranch near the Rodney holdings. The Duchess of Manchester's young- er daughter is named for her beaut!- ful Floridan ancestress, Consuela del Valle. She is just 17, and will be pre- sented at court next Spring. Dr. Rudolf Kuraz was the last mem- ber of the original group of diplomats sent by the newly established Republic of Czechoslovakia to the legation in Washington. He came soon after the | |f arrival of the first Minister, Mr. Jan Masaryk. He has been here for al- most five years and now is recalled, due to the desire of his government to place him in the Department of Agri- culture in Prague, and thus make practical use of his experience in American_methods. As agricultural attache, Dr. Kuraz marked a depart- ure from former diplomatic procedure, for such reports would have in past years been required of cvonsuls. Cze- choslovakia, however, t out sev. eral innovationa in the first ot her independence, for besi br. Kuraz, who as an agricultural expert was novel in the company of diplo- mats, there was M. Stanislaus Spa- cek, technical attache. and who spent (Continued on Eleventh Page.) Madaine et Mademoiselle Can Now Be Gowned by America’s Foremost Couturier~ RicHARD J. HICKSON ICHARD ] HICKSON! What a glamour to the name—how very significant to the smart American woman ! Poiret, Drecoll, Jenny, in Paris—Richard J. Hickson, in New Yoik—parallels— they rank alike! For ever so long, Richard J. Hickson has been conspicuous as America’s leading modiste. His famous sithouette—his in- imitable sleeve—his incomparable tailor- ing—his elusive, charming, flairish mod- isticalities—what fashionable woman has not heard ot them and craved for them! But, whereas, heretofore, only those of unlimited means could afford his fascin- ating creations, now most every discrimin- ating woman can haveaRichard J. Hickson Frock, Coat, Suit or Ensemble at surpris- ingly moderate cost. : Recently, Mr. Hickson became identified with a prominent wholesale establishment which does things on a large scale, and can, therefore, produce and distribute the Hicksonian “Ready-Made but Ladies™ Tailored” Models at a fraction of the usual cost. et The Exclusive Agency for Richard J. Hickson im this city has been gramsed to Frank-R: Jelleff, Inc. FALL FASHION SALE! Tomorrow and while these specially selected groups last—values of a most extraordinary nature from our own Fashion Sections. Newest of apparel and accessories in limited quantities only ready in the morning—available at these very special prices to those who will start their Fall buying at once! Coats « 398 Fox, Fitch, Squirrel, Lynx, Beaver and Wolf—all these furs used so lavishly” that these cloth coats rival the fur coat in warmth. And such beautiful pile fabrics as Rou- lustra, Fortuna, Lustrosa—soft, velvety fab- rics are used—in . grackle-head, queenbird, ruby, sea swallow and falcon grays, cuckoo, tanager and brown dove. - Every kind of flare, including the ripple back—wrappy and straightline models—a wonderful value tomorrow! Second Floor Reduced from Fall Stocks—100 New $5 Handbags Flowers Just 50 bags in all—reduced Splendid assortments of the as a special for our eat new flowers for corsage wear Fall Fashion Sale! oth or dress trimmings—some of leather and silk pouch bags them the regular $1.25 styles. included at— Choice— 75c 32'95 Leather pouch bags in red Herepaaabichasse from and brown lizard—lively com- targe flat roses, in flame, binations of black with red, fuchsia and red—pansies and tan or green—tailored bags in other smaller flowers in great black, red and brown lizard— profusion—all at 75c. silk pouches in black, brown, Strest Floor Fashion Sale New Fall tan, green and purple. Street Floor Very Extraordinary—This Sale of Centemeri French Kid Gloves —to open the Fall Season! $275 to $335 Styles— in a most excellent assortment of F3ll colerings— and white. : Sale s 1 '95 PAIR Price, 650 pairs of these fine French Kid Gloves have been se- cured for this event. Twe-clasp kid and the popular band. alette style with contrasting band at wrist—in fine quality suede, all pique sewn—all sizes, 54 to 7. This very special price is for this assortment enly—we shafl be unable to duplicate this value! Street Floor THE SIMPLE FROCK SHOP offers This brand.new purchase of ‘We scoured the entire New York market to secure this wonderful value! And we've added beautiful dresses reduced from our own stock! Afternoon and Street Dresses of Canton Crepe, Georgette, lustrous Black Satin and Silk of fancy weaves —in all the wanted styles—trimmings—colors! Choose early— a rare value! Downstairs Lovely New Tailored Silk Underwear As beautiful as can be—hundreds of pieces—in dainty colorings! Radium Silk and Crepe.de Chine! Vests—Step-Ins—Envelope Chemise —in the most exquisite of underwear silks. Two immense new groups for selling tomorrow—at $9.95 ., This beautiful selection came from a manufacturér whe specializes in simplicity—just a touch of hemstitching, a deli- cate embroidery, a little” drawnwork—but uqulsitd‘y ‘done— and on silks of high grade. 3 _You will surel\; wish to choose from these new selections while they are fresh. See them tomorrow sure o Third Floor New Tailored Silk Slips —with 16-inch shadowproof hems and inverted pleat in the back, A special purchase on sale tomorrow at this low price! All thes¢ colors—peacock, henna, s .95 purple, pansy, gray, navy, black, tan and Copen- hagen blue with bell sleeves— straight-line model, trimmed with tan embroidery, $25. A Huge Purchase for Cash—Did This! . We made a cash offer to a manufacturer for his entire stock on hand! And so can offer these Women'’s Silk Dresses ' 25 A huge special purchase! Augmented by frocks marked down from our regular stock! Georgette—Satin—Can- ton Crepo—Flat Crepe— Crepe-back Satin—F aille . At a price amazing for such qualitiest Richly embroidered or trim- med with fine laces, or pleat- ings, or tucks! A diversity of styles in- cluding 2-piece and straight- line models with many treatments of flares! Colors include— Cuckoo — Grenat — Bisque Navy—Powder Blue—Gray and Bleck ' Sizes 36 to 44 Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor Navy blue flat crepe A Feature Offering! New Sample Hats All New Fifth Avenue Fashions « $15 A special purchase of Hats carrying the celebrated Normandy and Belart labels! Their regular prices are $2250 to $30.00, but these are samples specially pur- chased to introduce new styles in the hats of these master milliners—and so are to go at this tempting price tomorrow! 3 o S Soft, rich velvets and satins—vivid embroideries— fashioned in becoming individual styles for madame et mademoiselle—a_selection that will impress you—lovely ~new modes—each one different—all incomparable values at $15! . Choose early—the number is limited! Millinery Shop—~Third Floor 3-Day Selling Event! In order to keep new merchandise coming in all ‘the time—we offer at a special price— 1,100 Pairs of the Celebrated - SORQSIS Pumps and Oxfords In two big groups tomorrow! This_Model $7.50 GROUP 2 500 Pairs That Were $8.75 to $12.50 New and up-to-date styles in this lot, but lines that have not moved ‘as well as we had an- ticipated. But here you have y an offer of all the wanted ma- the famous Sorosis standard terials, colors and styles of of quality and beauty! heels at a lowered price! Sorosis Shoe Shop-—Street Floor Collection of Lovely Necklaces $5 Cnly 36 rieccs in this assortméht—so don't delay, for they're wonderful values! Chokers—3-strand and 2-strand 36-inch neck- laces with pendants—seed pearl chokers—debutante pearls— French styles with pearls punctuated by silver filigree beads— baroque pearls with small beads between—a wonderful choice! Street Floor GROUP 1 600 Pairs That Were $7.50 to $12.50 55.75 Almost every style imagin- able. Samples and broken lines. Not all sizes in every style, but all sizes in the lot. Remember, every “shoe of Splendid! This New Winter Coats ~ 388 Supréme beauty, in Vivette, Roulustra, Carmina, Mosulera—lovely pile fabrics! And the coats offer every kind of flared style, as well as beautiful straightline models. The new Quun Anne collars, shawl collars, up- s(nde collars, muffler collars! Bell and fitted sleeves, with fur cuffs or edgings of fitch, beaver, natural and mink-dyed squir- rel, skunk, platinum welf and Jap mink! Fabrics in the new plumage colors. Misses’ Shop—Third Floor These Are New! White and Colored Linen Kerchiefs 50c raen > E With beautiful Irish hand- The light beige shades, embroidery in the most ex- browns and tans predominate quisite patterns! Women's in accordance with the com- plain linen handkerchiefs, mand of fashion. Two-tone too, with 3{, %4 and 1 inch suilped patterns lha; will ap- hems. A valuel peal to you at once Novelties! Silk-and-Wool New novelty handkerchiefs Light - weight stockings — in linen and voile as well as full fashioned—in two-toned cotton—some hand-enibroid- Fall colorings—$225 pair. ered. 23c each. Street Floor For Fall Days! New Sports Stockings sl .95 Pair t Floor Satins—Georgette—Flat Crepe The New Frost Crepes—Velvet! Misses’ Frocks for Afternoon « 53350 New models, just in from New York, show in new and charmingly youthful variations smart two-piece models, with finger- length blouses—flares—draped styles, puffed and tight sleeves. Trimmings of self-embroidery, stitching and beads or contrasting embroidery. Col- ors—the fashionable new greens and wine color, cuckoo, navy and black. Misses’ Shop—Third Floor TRA-TONE! A new fabrie— See it in these new Sports Frocks ¥ 1 0'50 . Tra-tone is coming in for a lot of deserved popylar for not only is it a fabric of an excellent dress weight, but it holds its lines well and brings out colors in lively tones, These are in two-tone heather colorings and offer two youthful and two matronly styles. Long sleeves—kick-pleat skirts. Street Floor Dainty and New! Quilted Robes and Crepe de Chine Negligees Beautiful robes—heavily quilted in solid-color satins and cut full to give complete comiort. Long tuxedo roll coliars. h}\-c? colorings—rose, lavender, light blue. turquoise and pink. Wonderful value! Surely you will want to see them! Exquisite Crepe de Chine Negligees priced at $15 tomor- raw only! In beth solid colors, with little touches of trim- ming, and in lovely vari-colored designs. Third Floor “Jelleff Special” Girdles Girdles of known quality—backed by the dependable stand- ard of this store. 14-inch length—made of love! ink broche, with four sections of one-piece elas 4 s -95 wo pairs of hose supporters attache: o s New Long Brassieres—of heavy lace and pink or white satin, netlined ....... 81,50 Corset Shop—Third Floor