Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 58

6 SQCEET V. Mrs. Coo]ic‘ge Heads List of Patronesses For Christmas party American Legion planning for Children \Vho Have Endured Hards]’lips Due to World War. ng evidenced in be glven at ns. Decem by the t interest is b tmas part fund: ¢ childhood ve endured protectors f providin to make for h the familles wh 1ips because (heir n the World War a John and Mrs., Wil ative and THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, l DIRECTS CHARITY CABARET ! FLVANUS STOKES, JR., in_the costume of Cleopatra, which she wore at the cabaret ball of llu Junior League last year. Mrs. Miss Nanecy Hoyt will direct the cabaret Friday evening,which is to be for the benefit of the Junior League. Stokes and Massachusetts SOClety IMr. T. G. Rlsley to Address |Alabamans Announce Reception and Dance Banquet Given in Honor Mrs. Burnita S. Matthews NOVEMBER 29, 1925—PART 2. Society of Virginia To Dance 2¢ Willad %flfifififififififififififififififi At an executive meeting of the So- clety of Virginia of the District of Co- lumbia, held at the Willard Hotel last week, President F. C. Baggarly pre- siding, arrangements were made for the opening of the social season of the soclety, with a Thanksgiving Ball to be held in the large ball room of the Willard Hotel tomorrow evening, com- mencing at 9 o'clock. Twelve women sponsors of the soclety under the d¥ rection of Miss Myrtle Katchem, queen of sponsers, will present the soclety’s large membership and guests to newly elected officers of the soclety and thelr wives, recelving will be headed by Mr. F. C. Baggarly, presi- dent, and Mrs. Baggarly; Dr. Henry T. Miller, first vice president, and Mrs. Miller; Mr. J. Cloyd Byars, second vice president, and Mrs. Byal Chandler, third vice president, and Mrs. Chandler; Miss F. Virginia Burk. secretary; Mrs. Enid K. Anthony, fi- nancial secretary; Mr. Fred P. Myers, treasurer, and Mrs. Myers; executive council, Mr. Joseph T. Deal and Mrs. Deal, Mrs. Alexander Forward, Mr. Thomas Slater Settle, Dr. Amos B. Slaymaker and Mrs. Slamaker and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Smith. Quite a number of Virginia's dis- tingulshed guests will be present, in- cluding the members of the Senate and House of Representatives, mem- bers of the State Senate and House of Delegates, the faculty of several of the leading universities of Virginia, in- cluding the University of Virginia, ‘Willlam and Mary's College, Washing- ton and Lee, and others. The society will hold throughout fts season five other functions, in which much interest is being shown to make them evn more brilliant than last sea- son. Church Club to Open Gift Shop December 1 The Thursday Morning Club of the Church of the Epiphany will conduct a Gift Shop December 1 and 2 at 1010 F street northwest. This organization SOCIETY. SAKS FUR CO. . Furs Exclusively for Over Thirty-five Years 610 Twelfth—Just above F Clearance Sale of FUR COATS Jacquettes & Scarfs @OMING right when the vogue for furs is widest, this sale is especially timely, and gives you opportunity to buy at incomparable prices. Sale begins 9:15 Monday morning. All Sales Final—Alterations at Cost Coats in Newest Effects SEALINE Coats: One with dyed Squirrel; one with Gray Squirrel Collar and Cuffs. Were $165 is composed of the younger women of Epiphany Church and they will offer for sale a collection of articles of unusual charm and variety. The committees for the tables are headed by the following chairmen: 4 Mrs. Charlton Graves, toy table; Mrs. of Kappa i Sorority. |G- B. Phillips, bags: Miss Josephine Mrs. Matthe Page, lamp shades and palinted ar- tation to becor mem. | ticles; Mrs. Andrew B. Duvall, fancy ber of Omicron Chapter. he officers |articles; Miss _Carolyn Barkalow, of this chapter are: Mrs. May T.|aprons; Mre. W. T. Willett, boxes; Peacock, dean; Miss Marie Flynn, as. | Miss Warren Plerce, jellles, etc.; Mra. Miss Catherine Reaney,|Richard G. Park, flowers, and Mrs. ther Martin, reg. | Vernon Green, cake and candy. Why Guess Thc ynnnwmg membe May When you are assured of the best kind of fur work at the lowest prices chairman, and Mrs. I WOLF &3 KAPLOWITZM INCORPORATED NINTH STREET NORTHWEST FOR MONDAY A FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE BEAUTIFUL COATS BELOW COST $85 ™ $155 FAJHIONS DE LUXE MODELS FOR TALL AND SHORT, SLENDER AND LARGE WOMEN STORE OPENS s:00 A. M. Alabama State Society will ance at the enth and K | ;| ciatton of the Mr. Theodore The the Department on “Building Ameri; the next meeting of the Ma of Wa December 1, OPOSSUM Coats. Were $190 ANTELOPE Coat, with Border. Was $345 SUSLIKI Coats: Fox Collar and Cuffs, two have borders. Were $350 to $ now $220 LEOPARD CAT Coats, with Collar, Cuffs and Border of Red Fox. Were $410 to $475... .. now $260 LEOPARD C \'T Unt with Skunk Collar, Cuffs and Border. now $290 PERSIAN LA\II’ (,oatx with elegant Mink Col- lapiand Cuffs. Were $625. ... .. o cnnnos now $325 WALLABY Coats. Were $245........... now § 1 25 HUDSON SEAL Model Coats, with Kolinsky, Dyed Ermine, Mink and Dyed Squirrel Collar and Cuffs (also with Japanese Mink Collar and Cuffs). Were $425 to $500 .now AMERICAN BROADTAIL C0dt~ Brown; Fox Collar and Cuffs. $5508. - - BRO}\'.\' CARACUL Coats: Brown Fox and Red Fox Collar and Cuffs—several with Borders: sizes 36 to 42. Were $300 to $485......... now }:IU.DSOX L (Dyed Muskrat) Coats: Dved Squirrel and Natural Squirrel Collar and Cuffs. Were $235 to $355 I}UDSON SEAL (Dyed Muskrat) Coats: Red Fox and Brown Fox Collar, Cuffs and Borders. Were $375 to $490 MOLE Coats: Dyed Squirrel Collar and Cuffs. Were $265 to $300 .now MOLE Coats: Sizes 38-42, with Taupe Fox Col- lar, Cuffs and Border. Were $350 LLEOPARDINE Coats: Fox Collar, Cuffs and Border. Were $295 to $440 AMERICAN BROADTAIL Coats: Collar, Cuffs and Border. PLAIN SEALIN Were $110 . A banquet was tendered in honor of Mrs. Burnita Shelton Matthews, president of the Women's Bar Asso- District of Columbia, N Brown Fox Collar and . John A. Ellmore; . Rowe, first vice Ira Y. Bain, second vice | ST tae ‘f president; Mr. Louis Moneyway, third | v ident; Mr. R IQ‘Q Barnes, 3 secretary; Mrs. P. T. Sares B il Frothing- | yrer “and membe: i » has been nominated | onmittee, with lien Dougherty, N | commoniifee fwtl el and Glouces-| y "p " Brindley and ) i gent. There will be a short address by a | prominent speaker on something per- a splendid | & M | dent; Mr. " and M . e A }'{v\y 1ds, Mrs. John rs. Thomas F. W I‘ Dimmock, M r. ; attend- |~ Richardson, Constance Fogle, Mrs. Mabelle Mrs. Pearl B. Klein, Miss Jean- :tte Willensky. The committee in rangements included M N n of H)L exeoutive com- m of the §<>>§ .| Mrs. D. L. Younger Hostess to Chi Omega Chap(er Lynch Younge wiil offee and Coope, Mr. and Mrs M C. and Mrs. A Har Mrs. D. Gallatin _ street Washington City Chi Umega at a ts ber 1, from 4 to 6 © i of-town Chi Omeg: predt { Mr. and Mrs. ar to be December 4, from 3 o'clock i noon until 9 o'clock in the in the parlors of the Cleve: Congregational Hostesse: Announced For Church Bazaar nd Mrs. Frank Md., of 1300 | $260 721 Tan and Were $400 to $300 Younger were the | > the k end of Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert F. Butler of Roancke, Va UG $200 Sans-Gene The Latest Parisian Haircut The most popular design for and | Bot usan B. ,\mh.m Foundation Corbin Thompson. ! V. Walker and Mrs 1 are serving as chair- | .| man and vice chairman of tne party and have ciated with them the of the department executive | $160 -| Anton Step or a maicel For appointment call Col. 10412, Lillias Hair Shoppe 2705 14th St. N.W. $250 $180 $190 $175 $240 One an extra large size. o 565 d Mrs. John i Better Apparel at a Lower Price Maper Bros. & Co. Shop of Quality 937930 F St. 2 CHRISTMAS SAI SALES at the Shop of Practical & Pleasing Gifts $20 and $25 b $ $40 and $45 $ 50 FRocks *13 || coats *29 A.I)\'Af\'(l{I) Spring models made season’s newest flares, in HE of plain and combination crepe self or fur-trimmed models, de- de chine. Smartest flare creations. signed from handsome fabrics. All All new shades, in women’s and the desirable shades, in women's misses’ sizes. $24.75 and misses’ sizes. $35 to $45 $SO designed and $65 New ASHIONABLY fashionable smart twills, crepes flares, luxurious fur trimming for street, business, aft- ATEST f{abrics, dec ly and satins make this special offering the best Misses’ value this season. Newest shades, and women’s sizes, in all new colors. ernoon and evening wear. in women's and misses’ sizes. SILK HOSIERY s1 79 . Bdxed for gift giving. FLI L fashioned, pure silk, in all the won- ing gift. derful new shades. Always a very pleas- i Sizes 84 to 10%. ‘Wonderful o e i GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS ¢1 95 Group F\TR« fine quality shown in Chinese blue, henna, silver gray, black. All xed for giit giving. “'Five Dollars Mrs. A. M. Hildebrand Kresge Bldg.. 11th and G Sis. NV ML 0% Formerly W & 1 Brown Fox Were $375 to $485, now L Coats: {ORORCACEOIOIOR R AT @|WASHINGTON GBS SILK STORE 1114GSt. NW. INC. Phone Main 8306 RS » A Smart Jacquettes SILVER MUSKRAT Jacquettes: Fox Collar and Cuffs. Were $165.. BROWN CARACUL Jacquette: Collar and Cuffs .. NATURAL BLACK MUSKRAT Jacquettes: Plain. Were $210 to $225......... . ..now § 1 25 NATURAL BLACK MUSKRAT Jacquettes: Beaver Collar and Cuffs. Were $250 to $260, now § l 40 $120 2 KORORCIOIOIOIT) O KORS o %.n\ NS [ ST =X N Viatka Squirrel now $20 THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ON SALE MONDAY, ONE DAY ONLY $1.00 DAY N $1.69 36-in. Striped Tubtest | $1.79 40-in. Checked Crepes ¥ $1.69 36-in. Satin Messaline. . ... @fi $1.69 36-in. ) P, $1.69 36-in. Jersey Krep Knit 7"‘ ,s $1.59 36-in. Printed Crepes %5 $1.49 33-in. Novelty Pongee. { $1.29 36-in. Tussah Radium. §1.29 36-in. All-Silk Tussah ... $l 29 36-in. Habutai Silks........ % $1.49 36-in. Paisley Corduroy % $1.49 36-in. Flesh Wash Satin . . .. X% §1.39 36-in. Kimono Silks 4 yds. 36-in. Colored Satines N @ MONTH-END SALE & RN N A SUSLIKI Jacquettes: Fox Collar Cuffs. Were $200 BROWN AMERICAN BROADTAIL Jac- quettes: One with Dyed Fitch, one with Brown Squirrel Collar and Cuffs. Were $165 to $240, now § 1 45 ASSORTED Jacquettes: Comprising Leopard Cat. Wild Cat, Hair Seal, Persian Lamb, Caracul and Muskrat. Were as high as $200 Scarfs for Christmas BROWN FOX Scarfs. didd gtk . - SAKS FUR C Furs Exclusively For Over 35 Years 610 Twelfth—Just above F fl and $5 to $7. §0 Dreeq DV \\CP_D styles, in faille silk, heavy satin and fine French felt, also bout- aire hats, with flowers to match. Coral, guld silver, hpmck pencxl blue, black BO)xED FRENCH FLOWERS 39¢ 50c 69c [ATEST novelties in pastel colors, gold and silver effects. Gardenias, mums, c:\mmilias \O\eltv Jewelry $1 ()0 ECKLACES in festoons and chokers, bracelets and ear drops, in a large and beautiful assortment. Boxed for gift-giving. 0 s%fi%%%&h%&x&%& “ O Were as high as $55; splen- co 500 Choice SILK REMNANTS, in desirable lengths, suitable for Dresses, Blouses, Lingerie, Combinations and Linings HALF PRICE r‘i@@@@@@“@a o ) HE sale includes silks, tapestry, patent | leather, pin morocco, beaver calf, | lizard skin, cowhide, fitted vanities, underarm P and pouch, in all new colors and combina- tions. A= ()