Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 21

- ¥ ! TINL EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Y. (. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1926. 21 | eveninz in compliment to Mr.|ruary 22, under (he auspices of the | daughter, Miss Lucia Burber, will ar-{ Auditorium this evening, dancinz | Wrighi, Mr. Harry K. Patterson, Mr. | S ‘ tolling’ cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip |1 dy man; In the cho- | rive New York in time to be|starting at 9 o'clock Mr. Charles W.| York. wiuo are and Mrs, BEdward W 15, under the direction of are: Mis present at the tea. | ommitter . chair- | John amuel Martin, Mr. | . Mr. A. Eugene | a Bigns || 'When Lincoln mith, Mr. Howard |.,l vid H. Wadlington. Our great war President, purchased committee includes 3 4 . chairman: Miss | a gift for his son Tad, or some new toy soldiers to add to his collection with which he was known to have l amused himself,he came to the Stuntz Wattocks, | Pierce, N te, Lient. Col. Ken- | William Wolff Capt. Paul J. Me- | Leslie and Mr. 1 Homer e | | The l;mu-«‘ floc The Army and Navy Juni il | ve the fourth of their ser of s at the Willard tomorrow eve (Continued from Page Twenty.) Adna K. Ch Wotkyns, Amo; he S | Kenneth Mills, for on, are entertain. | Ki! in Miami, Fla., Mt Mills of this M. Patrick ( v the military itish embassy and Alrs. . Miss Florene Irlzory | June Door] B — (5 o an T D aslal b Mirs Ats to Attend the. B T e ahs & e Y ford ¢ Order Ball Tonight. Toy Shop—a small store kept by a dir this evening of Maj. and Mrs. o military attache of the P Williz quaintold lady—Mrs. Stuntz. The Toy William N flensley, who will en Mme. Hulewicz s awson. M > Ty (‘LEANI' i(; i tertain at the Hotel Mavower, ) ave decepted the | Neiner, Mr. Tohert M. Tolson. M. | 4 2 Shop stood on the site now occupied eorze T, Martin, Mr. Daniel 4. His- Mr. Daniel \. Ch v Ovder of the Wor Ikins will e hos Mttt | to be held at the Mayflower this | wnnere th by the New York Avenue Annex of e Aiting on the wuven N el Ot o st mdunts their intention 1o Lee arris. A car raiment wraly Dall are Capt. Kiy Norman 1 val tache at the Ch man, rle J. B Wilson. Mr. Ralph I . Lient. J. Robert Conre: = t Filley Davis. wife of | Mrs. Orion M. Barly Way, heads the list wher, will e hy row in the zurden wife of Jud 1 ote: tom HALDEMAN . for the grand ball and ¢ pment of the Allied Veter { the Mayflowe Huff. Mr. Frank Owens, 3 ) in compliment to Nr. and Mirs fons of the District of ¢ Pieree, My 1733 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. W ashington’s Foremost Cleansers and Dyers . A who recent arrivitls ziven under the veter % L g E b L fonal Ciub o W from Chicagzo. Their | joint committee in the Washington WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLOBIST R “Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours!” Send Your “Valentine” a Gift of Gude’s Flowers >“11~ M. 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Patent leather. tan . b o The ¢ Russia calf and tan elk leathers. A DETs oup I8 £ Misse ent leath: with colored kid « snede tops. children Tara N At ull our stores except F St wearin up to 11, 5 A few =mall boy='! Broken Lots Children’s Hosiery, formerly 35¢ to 55¢c—Now 19¢ Pair! “BARGAIN SECTION" At Our Tth & 9th St. Stores Continuing the mar- velous clearance of broken sizes and dis- . continued sty les > Women's low shoes 2 prs. formerly $5.95 to 310. for $3 7th& K x 3212 14th St. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. ; 414 9¢h St. 1214-16 Pa. Ave. “Women’s Shop” “Mon’s Shop” 1207 F St. 14th & G Sts. Al sorts of styles included, in all leathers. Also, silver and des. But badly broken sizes only. arger than 5.