Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR'. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Member of American Retailers’ Association, Inc. g = MARCH 9, 1926. ll]VE SUIT COSTS | ACTRESS S200.000 Corliss Palmer Is Assessed | for Alienating Affections * | of E. V. Brewster. W}) en Fashion Dons Her Easter Coat She’ll insist upon just such tailoring, enation of Tire such styles and such materials as you’ll the gury delibe find in these high - grade models $59.75 $75.00 The richly embroidered coat BOTH IN CAL : nu will play an important role in = | J i he Easter promenade, as will Miss Palmer at Hollywood Working | Z 2 5 :lc -tt wilh Sl On Feature Film. e coa P , the 38, Calif., March 9 semi-flared coat and the severely o mEatunt whond tailored model—if you would see wster obtainec : : 5 them in their most authentic ver- sions they are here: . In the French Room— Easter Hats Reveal the Modes °10 ‘Ribbon Hats Satin-and-Straw All Straw Hats Faille-and-Straw Hair Hats Silk Bengaline Bv the Associated Press. amount in Brewster As colorful and fresh as an Easter bouquet—this distinctxve group—- that finds so many charming and artful ways of expressing chic. Indicative of the widely different tendencies of the mode, are the three delightful models, sketched. The Beret Tam, soft, graceful, and light as a feather; in rich black satin, with rows of black straw braid and single ornament. Also crochet models. The Turban of belting ribbon, a clever combination in brown and tan that achieves smart diginity. The large brimmed model in salmon straze and crisp silk of matching shade: flower sprigged. . place to go. to the home, . Miss Palmer re- fused to le: won the beauty | won B : 1 The Folly Girl Basque and Bandette SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Add Wings to Your Feet! Wear Grip-Tite Shoes i You will be delighted with their perfect fit—and the ndd(‘d support given by their special steel arch. Grip-tite models are many—and smart! Four of the most popular are sketched here: —will give you the wil- lowy, sylph-like lines that are the perfect founda- tion for Spring costumes. lienation of the | Eu Brewster, | o uwx wood about two months | She aPpeared i o role in First | ional Pictur 1 weel at present is er wi in making a fea- Fashioned of such supple, rich quality fabrics as Charmeen, Lorsheen and Twusll Bloom with- out fur, or with full skin collars of squirrel, susliki or moleskin. Dorothy Bickum has sent her personal repre- sentative to show vou this new basque. Miss Oliver is in our Corset Shop and will be glad to black or brown kid. Cuban heel. consult with you at any Patent owe-strap pump, attractively stitched. Heel is a time. covered Cuban ome. Same model in black calf. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Cut-out 2-strap pump, with Cuban heel and rubber lift. This style, in patent, tan calf or black kid. A meat cut-out tie model, with Cuban heel. Featured in the wew sorvel tan kid; shown also in patemt or black kid. Comfortable, trim-looking oxford, shownm in tan calf and ". Brewster came here a from New York. He de- omment on the New York ion i i , Sizes from the Coats for the SEES CHRlSTlANS LURED | Small Miss, size 14, to the AWAY FROM THEIR BIBLES4 Larger Woman, size 50%. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO, Dr. Kelly El o Hopkms Notes | “Startling™ Effects of Whist | and Sunday Golf. ] “Bridge, whist and Sunday golf are tartling number of Chris- v from their Bibles,” Dr. Kelly of Johns Hop! erted at the noon-day at Keith's Theater today. Even though it may require a ight sacrifice, he added, it is well worth our while to make it, for we are ziving to a King and He will more than amply return it. Dr. Kelly went on to urge the church people of today to spend more time in reading their Bible and in prayer. “This will be found a sure means of dissolving all doubt as to the credibility of the Bible,” he said. Fred R. Barkhurst, editor of the Church Fornm, presided at today's mession and Rev. F. Bland Tucker of §t. John's Episcopal (fhurch pro- nounced the benediction. Rev. George M. Diffenderfer will speak at the SECOND FLOOR. Special for Home Sewing Week = e ————————— m—— Colored Dress Linen Invite Sprlng IntO Y(;ur 85¢ Value 5 80 Yard ; These remarkable offerings make it possible for you to live with A superior grade of linen—beautifully finished, and beauty, to redecorate your home in keeping with the season. shrunk from 4674 to 36 inches in width; so that it is already to be made into attractive, colofful smocks, and dresses for both women and children. Shown in many charming shades,” including greens, blues, rose, gold, helio, and others. An unusually fine value. 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