Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1925, Page 57

\ " Famous Vanderbilt Horses Are Retired to the Country Days Recalled When Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Equi-| pages Were the Envy of Fifth Avenue. Animals Made History. NEW YORK, when saclety 1 ( drawn by 1 rvecalied by 1l Mra. Raymond eral horses owned by her rand. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, palatial Camp Sag: Racquett ke. in the A Thy afthful anims vaced down Kl rdmiring their October 3 Days e in smart eq = ping h O'Brien of 729 Park avenue and Villa mes ; Mille Fio Southampton. L | Island, have announced the enga of their da Miss Estelle | ‘ogswell, af h streei. formerly O'Brien is a| hool and Bar- | member of the times | Junfor Le: crowds | Mr. ¢ | ks and | Williim N. Cogs P lute | e life of | Willlam N. ¢ 1. who was I h He is « . and H. During the w seas in the Naval F the Har other distinguished v n plenty on their lauvels end Probably the greatest horseman in tha period when costly vehic animals were marks of distin Mr. Vanderbilt made a collection carriages, traps. coaches, phaetol etc., which was the eny v tion of the other me social elect. OF ere was who rivaled him ir 5 wan the meteor of Boston Two vears clea owned hy the iate My wera sold when the estate which > | mond Other d O'Brien family are \ 1 sub-debe.” who | toe with curlosity . were much inter- | Avtumn ball at ex- rk. made this week 1t will take place on October 31. This . | afair will ba brilliant than ever. | This is the vear it will not he held in the old Tuxeds Park Club house which was razed last vear. of the annual the vahi. | clusive Tuxed wson Mrs. George L. Sixtyesixth streei. afternoon reception. with the Colony Club. December formally introduce her vou | daughter, Miss Judith Russel She. dancl glory of ihe king of the road Mr. Vanderbilt was 2 noied an active member Junior League. and Miss Judith earer spent ihe Summer at their e in the Berkshires. Miss Judith earer attended Farmington School clties and the ck sounds of the horns of the 1 parties still linger in the memories of those who can no longer class themseives in the | Younger set It was but - horses tha coach \ srighton W the prese at Holmwood, a f; a collection of vehicles, of ail which Mr. Van With horse shows. dog shows and wer shows receiving more than the recently that the last - Vanderbilt « of e Announcemenis antinua to enliven iays of early Fall vear is regarded as weeks for the sm! ties given for the engazements rather dull | perind tween se and the couples declared their inter ars brizht spof Precedent pro- Poses. chiquette urges. hut good form demands Brc- wood - engraved IWedding Inzita- tions. Formulate the plans for the Autwmn wedding -—consult now on correctly engrazed forms zwith “BREO®D Engravers and Stationers 611 Twelfth St. NNW. bridesrooms-elect while, One of the smariest hetrothals recent days is contained ir nouncement by Mrs. Hen hart of Westbury., 1. Forty-eighth street ment of her dau Carhart, to Warner Mrs. Saunders P y Ky, and Narragansetr F Carhart, who was introdi clety several years a ated from Miss Mas Dobbs Ferry. Sh abroad a short while Mr. Jones atten member of t and the Creel ays are worth Cso. C<wt D 2 XRes D D4 o7 0L DO TN e 1 .Cunningham Co 314-316 7th St. N.W. For Monday . . . . Smart Frocks for the Junior Miss “CUTE LITTLE ‘for the “CUTE LITTL S| who finds it so hard to get her size. Frocks that harmonize with her type and personality — and they're attractively priced, Monday, at— 16 Sizes 13, 14, 15, 16. 17 Of course, Satins are here, too. Those shim- mering satin frocks that vou admire so much. and they can be had in straightline and flare models. Cunningham’s—24 Floor For Juniors, Too Our 3rd floor is simply bubbling ~ with smart ocoats for the junior miss. Coats that are lavishly embellished with expen- sive fur—and handsome- ly lined. Those seem- ingly hardeo-find sizes are here, too. 2538 1490 Charge Aecounts invited—Without “Red Tape” | Payne Whitney, | curions and rare specimens. | merged its annual show with -|several Krench. army bombing planes . [at -|woman ever THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, BURLEITH BUS LINE ! EXTENSION IS ASKED| | nual exposition of the American Insti- tute of the City of New York held here this week. The floral display was ranked among the best ever seen here. There were many formal ex hibits from famous estates including thoce of tierbert I. Pratt, Harry Moses Taylor and others. Leaders whose acres extends Henysftof BalAfCRIENE xe through Westchester County, Long thr i Hearing Scheditled. sland, sent the latest marvels in the | floral world, including numbers of [ A public hearing will be held *in | 1he hoard room of the District Build- fng Octoher 20 to considec the appli- cation of the Washington Rallway and Electric Company. io.extend its {W. R. & E. Co. Also Requests| The American Dahlia Society the American Institute this vear from Wednesday until vesterday Dr. | Burleizh hus line from Tenth and Marshall A. Howe, assistant’ director | streets to Union Station and the Cap the New York Rotanical Garden |itol g < . acted as judge at the show | The company alse requested that The American Institute of the City |1he fare on this bus line be increased of New York has long been Identlfied | from 8 cents cash with tokens at six with agricultural shows in New York. | for 40 cents, to 1 s cash with The first horticultural convention was | 10kens at five for nts. This ix held under its auspices and the Amer- | the same rate of fare ican In ite is the oldest horticul |busses of the. Washington taral soc! in the State. Transit Company. ireeley was president of tute in the late sixties, at a time when he was editor of the New The Burleigh busses now start at ‘Thirty-seventh and T streets and run | to Tenth and treets. If the ex nted the line would | Chevy Chase De Luxe Line Capital Traction Company Lebourget, the first fory ed 1o maneuver Many are interested in great men’s lives only because it brings a few holi- days ev Tomorrow we start our usual October 20% DISCOUNT - SALE OF FURS Once every year at Z % W % this time we offer this goodly reduction—Just at the time women really want to buy Furs -—quite the newest ideas in style and mate- rials and allowing selec- tion of any garment in stock. ke & H.ustic F-U-R-R-1-E-R-S 1328 G St. 26 Years of Fur Experience Misses’ Hats--Women's Hats Hats for Girls ".Every One Different and New—Made of Velvet Satin—Or Combinations in Black and New Fall Colors For Monday . . . Hundreds of New Smart SATIN HATS Values to $8.75° Misses” Stvles Street Hats Matrons Styles Dress Hats Yigh Type Millinery—of Definite Distinction— Radiantly New—Becoming and Chic Made of High Luster Fine Qualiry;Su‘n'n e charged on the | | Rapid | | art of the distance the | | of the | D. 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OCTOBER 4. 1925—PART 2. e Furniture Carpets Living Room Furniture 2-piece Living Room Suite; large davenport, comfort- able armchair; the frame is Spanish design, upholstered in plain mohair; loose spring reversible $ cushions, covered in silk-faced tapestry 440-00 2-piece Living Room Suite; high back davenport, com- fortable armchair, upholstered in a beautiful soft shade of green mohair; loose spring cush- $550 00 . ions are reversible. . 2-piece Decorated Maple Living Room Suite; exclusive design, the hand painted roses harmonizing with the bud design of the upholstery covering the down-filled cushions and loose $690 00 . pillows 3-piece Living Room Suite; hand carved French de- signed frame; large davenport, wing chair, comfortable armchair ; upholstered in mohair, loose, down-filled needlepoint Governor Winthrop Secretary in the beautiful red mahogany finish........ $155.00 10-piece Combination Walnut Dining Room Suite, beautiful design and finish; buffet, semiclosed china cabinet, inclosed server, 8-ft. extension table, 1.arm, and 6 side chairs with slip seats, $550 00 . covered in haircloth................ this beautiful suite .......... ' Domestic Floor Coverings High-Pile Broadloom Carpets 9 Feet Wide $8.00 Sq. Yd. Finest Worsted Wilton Rugs (Seamless and Seamed) 9x12 Size, $150.00 Designs and qualities are exclusive. Oriental Rug Salon Finest quality selected Chinese Rugs 9x12 Size, $375.00 Up Drapery Department Your attention is especially invited to our large as- sortment of new Fall Fabrics and Curtains, both import- ed and domestic, which we have assembled from' the best manufacturers and importers in their various lines. Lace Curtains, Panels and Ruffled Curtains eclipse any former showing in variety and quality, while prices are kept at the lowest as comparison will show. The New Lace Curtains, Panels are unusually attractive this Season and the assortment eclipses any former showing by us. The Imported Swiss Brussels, Irish' Point, Point de Burges and Cluny Curtains are both fine in quality and <« reasonable in price. We make a specialty of carrying extra long curtains * as well as the standard lengths. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Free Automobile Parking W. . Moses & Sons Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh Linens Upholstery o T iA Z. NeEsniay TEIYN To possess comfortable furniture is not a matter of laying out great sums of money. To the contrary, here in our store, amazingly low prices prevail on furniture that would have taken a king’s ransom in the days of the Louis. Our Interior Decoration Department will be glad to advise you on any problems pertaining to the home. . Bedroom Furniture 8-pijece Black Lacquer Bedroom Suite, beautiful de- sign; hand painted roses make this suite very attrac- tive; dresser, chifforette, vanity, twin $520 00 > beds, desk, chair and bench 8-piece Mahogany Hand Decorated Bedroom Suite: latest design; exquisite hand painted rose baskets adorn the front of each ' $590.00 7-piece Rippled Mahogany and Gum Bedroom Suite: novel in design; beautiful finish; dresser, full size bed, cabinet style toilet, chifforette, night $66000 . stand, bench and chair 7-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite; a glance at this beau- tiful hand inlay suite tells us of the quality of the wood, the gkill of the worker and the taste of the designer— the permanent gloss tops are practical. Large dresser with hanging mirror, toilet, chifforette, full size bed, night cabinet, toilet bench and $1 875 00 [] . Dining Room Furniture 10-piece Combination Mahogany Dining Suite, rich in design and finish; buffet, china cabinet, inclosed server, extension table, 1 arm and 5 chairs, seats in haircloth 10-piece Combination Walnut Dinling Room Suite, Chippendale design; 72-inch buffet, inclosed china cabinet, server, 8-ft. extension table, 1 arm and 5 side chairs complete R 1 amet $900.00 The Linen Shop Pure linen Hemstitched luncheon sets. Exceptionally fine quality linen. Wonderful assortment of patterns. Cloths size 66x66 with one-half dozen napkins to match. $12.00 Set Cloths size 66x86 inches with one-half dozen napkins to match, $13.00 Set Cloths size 66x103 inches with one-half dozen napkins to match. $14.00 Set Pure linen hemstitched colored luncheon set in blue, rose and gold. Cloth size 59x59 inches with one-half dozen napkins to match. $6.00 Set Krinkle Cloth bedspread sets in blue, pink and gold. Scalloped edge with cut-out corners. Double Bed Sets (Spread and Sham), $6.75 Set Single Bed Sefs (Spread and Sham), $6.25 Set Hemstitched Pequot Cotton pillowcases, size 45x36 inches, 49(: Each ’ All-wool plaid .blnnkets, size 70x80 inches. - In rose, blue, tan and gray plaids with sateen binding to match, $10.00 Pair ; - Purchases forwarded prepaid to any shipping point in the T. S. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN