Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 32

i TAE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NINHY EXI."B”[]R ‘Alien Shoots Self | SUFFRAGISTS TO PUSH| i ot e s i rin 2 | [lome, an the istriet 8s0c] jon ' On Failing in Test | PLANS FOR MEMORIAL |fcssvy §ivsied e oree e mert| ‘Women'’s Clubs. Mrs. W. J. Frizzel " or third vice president of the foundat! Seats Removed From Audi-| torium in Preparation for | (‘m/,cnshlp 1 | introduced the speaker and explai (Susan B. Anthory Foundation to it gy o bR i i i Several songs were whistled by Mrs. Consider Question of In | Kate I. Briscall, accompanied at the | i 2 3 il corporating. B “E(Lre}urgn Phillips. CO, Calif., Magch | s applied for | 1o @ few duys ago an e | Florence Caroline Ads SEShRg ol e The an B. Anthony Foundation fi;n‘f‘r‘;‘:‘{“w L ham Hotel last night | o0 and plans were announced for a bus ; [ ness meeting in the hotel afternoon at s o' | question of inc Industrial Show. 2 no evidence to sup- iild @ memorial in . but to this the | ory of the famou: nan | pearl fishers of Borneo place for the meeting, were | ninth pearl they find in a bottle of rice rk for which it lity himself f¢ dently had bheen too great, police NO EXAMINATION elle Raymond | : eed to partic s Life s 40 t being con- | y Insurance . Costa * HITS ANTI-SALOON CHIEF. General Says Po- | tional 17 £ 'l at Age 0. Send Date of Birth for | th . : A Fuil Saformation. 3 e PIRC OIN : b 3 " litical Funds Were Not Reported. | LeROY GOFF Inurance— 610 Woodward Bldg. Main 350 [ndians Attorne INDIAN March Expect Record Crowd GINGER LE ATIONAL Ginger Ale is a8 dry as an aged wine, as pale as a har- vest moon—as effervescen « gushing geyser—and with it all that genuine gingerness which appeals to the taste Do the utmost—tomght St ans to Make Weleome For sale by bottle or case 1t grocers and delic Served at Fount and Cafes. Guggenheim lo 9 Eleventh St "CASCARY 53 QUININE Got Red Box ®Rgags0" vith Portrait Hoodward & Loathrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Just Off the PARIS HATS That were personally selected in ¢ Paris Millinery Maisons by our Miss Kerr S. Olympie e [ these hirst authentic models to arrive—the fashionable woman of Washington who depends upon Woodward & Lothrop selections—finds not only the presented modes, but these accepted modes, that the Parisian modistes have transformed into many captivating versions—grosgrain belting ribbon and straw combinations, tatfeta helmets, thul two-tone taffeta, the newest material—straw-felt, milan, Florina braid, perle viscas, the new French felt—Peau of Gant—Draped Satin—and the flowers, large taffeta bows, lace and velvet. Paris trimmings—eold kid, nacre ORIGINAL PARIS MODELS FROM THESE FAMOUS FRENCH DESIGNERS Saget Lewis Antoinette Suzelle Maria Guy Lison Rose Descat Collette In the French Room $ 1 5 to $6O Lison arttully combines a black Milan with a red belting ribbon crown— high, square and folded [he ornament—an enor mous poppy of mous seline de soie, $40. C, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1926. MWoodward & othrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets New Lily of France Girdles Light and Slender for Spring No woman is smarter than her girdle——and there is nc New Spring Coats for Liitle Women Sports Plaid Coats — Dress Cape Coats No woman can wear can—with the dash For street, rough tweeds—some fur trimmed semi-flared models. $35 to $79.50. When tweed is plaid and collared with squirrel it is remarkably becoming to the smaller woman, as the sketch illustrated $69.50. Swinging into fashion for the little woman is the cape-coat—as it is. par a sports coat as the little woman 1d air of the spirit of the garment and travel—there are Shagmoors, straightline and sports Of lovely tan twillbloom —so favored for Spring— the coat sketched—is smartly flaring of cape, and coat. $49.50. Other styles — straight line and flaring models— of charmeen and lorcheen trimmed with natural and dyed squirrel; in navy, ticularly becoming to the gray and tan. $59.50 and petite figure. $49.50. $£69.50. Sizes 141, to 201, ection, Third floor Whitney Pullman Baby Carriage, Special, $23.75 “or the new member of the family. The carriage that gives the little one a good start in the world, and a: nnusually comfortable one Of closely woven fiber, as sketched above, on a sturd frame that is very deep and roomy. The body and hood are lined with Printcess Cloth in shades that match the various finishes in which- the carriages are shown The characteristic Whitney features- Jr»nn tubular push bar, artillery rubber- tired wheels with footbrake and adjustable backrest complete the equipage. $23.75 Whitney Open Stroller, $12.50 ['he conveyance for a growing tot, particularly uppro priate for approaching Spring. Closely woven fiber o1 a frame that is exceptionally easy to handle. Strong resilient 3 bar. In Raby Car ench Cafe Fourth floor girdle smarter than the new Utter freedom of mov ement—real g demands -of the modern girdled figure is slimm Lily of France models e of line—are two and woman. The lightly trimmer and smarter—and these new models offer just the necessary support tha the woman of today demands The Duosette, the step-in and the clasp-around— all appear in new varia- tions—each cleverly adapted to a particular need. The Dousette, of soft satin brocade with fine silk elastic in a lovely pink shade—for the aver age figure. $30. Clasp - around Girdle, of satin brocade, giving straight lines — for the average figure. $22.50. Another model of the Clasp-around Girdle, for the woman who wants a little support—slightly boned; of handsome silk broche. $12.50. Step-in Girdle, of fashioned elastic with a back section re inforced to give a very smooth line for the slender figure $16.50. orset Section, Third flo Negligees, *15 Irresistibly Becoming Simple grace soft fabrics—silk crepes 1 satin — make these neg tlattering in their {lowing olds, delightful \iry dainty silk crepes :lever rows and rov picoted ruffles—or softly in satin :ach is charn feminine in its individua Model sketch <hade of peach, lustreu; crepe, trimmed row on vith ruffles of the same lightful shade ar harming negligee to s the traveling bag or for hours at home Peach Rose Negliges Section, Third floo and caressing de Londres and chang -cui:h material Women's New Knitted Underwear Superior in Fabric and Finish Women's Mercerized Lisle Cor and flesh; in the po| 1» ilar tight and wide knee: bt dso step-in style Size $1.75. \Women's Cotton Combination and wide no sleeves, tigh 1bination Suits, in white no sleeves, low neck oulder and ¢ tog . 8 0, $1.50; extra size- Suits, in white ; low neck knee; built-up and camisole top. Sizes 5 m‘l 75¢; extra sizes, 85c. Step-in style, camisole top. grades at 75¢ and 85c. Women’s Swiss Ribbed Vests, in flesh and white lmul der :\u:] camisole to Tndes houlder and s, $1.15. Othe > and Mercerized no sleeve Dainty New ngerte, $1 GOWNS of cottc dainty meda x]lmu bound with contrasting « STEP-IN DRAWERS of n: ngs and insets handmade lace CHEMISE plique crepe and nainsook, trimmed t nd handmade laces—an me are Sale 3,000 Pieces Iridescent Optic Stem Glass {t a Fraction of the Usual Price 25C Goblets, Sherbets, Cocktails, Wine Glasses—in flare, bell and saucer shapes In flare, bell and saucer shapes—graceful i out line, on tall and lovely stems, this glass is in the Smart hostesses and housekeepers will at once see the remarkable saving offered in this sale of Jeautiful, Gleaming Optic Glass in radiant irides cent tints that catch and reflect every light and shadow. style most wanted and used by their table appointments fine quality. those careful of Every piece of very The assortments are large, but the price is so small—a mere fraction of the usual <clling price—in fact, a fraction of the usual wholesale cost—that you will need to make your ~dou tions without delay. 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