Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 21

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THE EVENING Representative Clay Stone Brigss, Representative Ladislas Lazaro, Rep: resentative Charles I. Abernethy, Representative McSwain, Representa tive James French Strother, former br. M. Moussa. | Leo Alva Marruelian, Mal. R. ). H. B. Blood- | Lleut. Wond- | the | George | Kiske Dudley Meade Bolton MacBryde. Dr. Fugene J | M. Dollman. Dr. L. W W e SOCIETY (Continued from Page Twenty.) | the Pam Court of the -Mayflower | | Hotel, | Cantacuzene will receive | Seton. and others assisting be Mrs, Edward vice president: Dy tkeson, =econd vice Holy Child Jesus. at Sharon H ¢ and made her debut two vears Mv. Farrelly prepaved for Neaman School. Lakew and was a member of the ¢ in Princeton University. war he served as ensign in the! Navy, doing duty overseas ax a pilor in the Air Force, and since then has been in business in New York : ix expected 1o take Lake early in Sep-| Mrs, secrets correspondi Daniel . fonal presiden % zett. vice chairm tember, . William and Mrs. M *hton, chairman of the ways | | committee, who has had of the arrangements for ihe Capt. and ) teviained a o last evening. *anl Bastedo en- dinney will he Gordon vdon, Mr. Wade . Letts, Mr. Rohert Page | nett Lee, Mr. William I. Denning. rles A. Montgomery. Mr. Hor- [ Giardon CI sdward ter of astedo, " turday. for 11aly 1o spend the S . and she will he by Mice Abhie MeCammon 1o the members of th g residential and Aip- will he represented amoflg the guests attendin Mrs, Rrossean to Speak at | n. D. A, R. Dinner Tomorr-w, | several prominent D. A. R. women will he honor zuests at the semi innual dinner of the State Office Cluh of the District of Columbia n | Dauzhters of the Ameri Mr. Avthur Tower 1. Merrill, 3 . Norman Ouic Helen Mont ! man of the voung I Jmmittee | with Miss Margaret \.anstield vice | chairman, is assisted by Miss Agnes Miss Rivers Applewhite. Miss Howe. Jaguelin Mar iss Ann Cavendish Boyle, M Thelma Weem fise Ernestine | idze Boyle, Miss | Miss_Fannie ne Dors danzhter, at the W “riday. coming fr rd White Mr. Harry Wardman will New York tomorrow the Olympic Saturd He will join Mrs. Wardm dauzhter. Miss Helen Wi London, and they will returs country in July. zoinz to Hot Sprinzs. Va.. for the Summer Mrs. Alfred B eral, will deliver Mr. Chalmers mon Meconneit, 4 ackson Chapter. No. who been in Pennsylvania since | ghters of the Confederacy the termination of his duties with Saturday evening promises to he an . Miss Ilelma F the pan-American journalisis here | #tiractive “social affaiv. The funds |1 A wet Hutchison, and sn tour, now ix in New Yok at from the hall will enable the | Futchison. Miss Madeline King. Miss | Fhbah el AMERGTh. He il pemAm to carry on its interesting and | Lucille King. Miss Marie Lehman, there ahout 10 days bhefore retinining duyinz the vear. | Miss Frances Linfoot. Miss Nina Me. fo the Summer home of his mothes " Brice is chairman of | D A race Maud Morgan Mys, Samuel Burleizh Milion committee. and Mrs. Eldon hesapeake Rav vice chairman. Their com. | < Representative David who will muke the pres | senator Ileflin. Senator Senator Fletcher, Senator tor Pat Harrison. Senator | Tucas Mavfield. Representative Tom Con C. Fellows, Miss G nally. Represemative Homer A. Lyon. ! Boswell. Miss Catherine Carlton, Miss an the Misgs Myra Put Sullivan, Miss A reception in ho Br Thompsen Setan natiomal president American Pen Women this afternoon nnder the auspiees from af the leazue. in Established Over 50 Years FOR QUICK DISPOSAL A Number of Bedroom and Dining Room Suites Have Been REDUCED ONE-THIRD —from our regular prices for a limited time nnly Ten-Piece Genuine Walnut Dining Room Suites, as low as $351 Nine-Piece Combination Mahogany Bedroom Suites, as low as $360 —AD of Henderson Quality Prompt action 1s necessary to take advan- tage of these genuinely wonderful savings. JAMES B. HENDERSON Furmiture, Laces, Draperies, 1 pholstery. Paperhanging. Painting 1108 G Street—Phones }/"in 773 Main 7676 Muarson Mavrice % The Most An Increased Remarkable Sale We Have Been Able to Offer Salesforce Will Be on Hand to Give Prompt and Efficient STAR. WASHINGTON, . 19226. Gwendolin Fowler, Miss Paulette | will take place Wednesday evening Parent, Miss Angela Chappelear, Miss | from 7 to 12 o'clock. There will be a Alma ' Chappelear. Miss Estrella | one-act play, with incidental music Amores, Miss Maurine Brattain, Miss | early in the . Mrs. Willlam H. Dall and Ada Dorr. Miss Lorena Dorr. Miss | eral hours of dancing and cards. Lillian G. Stewar. Vivginia Rurke, Mise Ruby [lis. Miss| fentival numhers ~among it . | irace Wrenn. Miss Juliette Washing. | tronesses. Mrs. Ulyssex G. B. Plerce, i H ton and Miss Fdwardina Warren. Mrs. Evnest Knaebel, Mrs, George W Rock Formation. | Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb ia chairman | Coggeshall, M E. Laskey. Mrs.| The term “monadnock” is derived of the zaception committee and Mrs.| Reese MeDu McDonald | from Mount Monadneck in - New | Piwell Lewis Is vice chairman. | Stewart, Mrs. L.ennan, Mrs. | Hampshire, and is applied to an iso- - — ; Rowland S. H. Dyer. Mrs. James (.| lated mountainlike remnant of hard The annual Spring® festival, to | Rohertson, Mrs. Edward H. Horton | rock extending ahove its surroundings | which members and friends of All | Mrs. Guy V rwood. Mrs. E.|in the late stazes of a period or evele Souls' Church. at Sixteenth and | Flavelle. Mrs. Margarita Spaulding | of erosjon. Stone Mountain in Georgaf | Harvard streets, are cordlally invited. | Gerry. Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson, | s another instance of this class, C.. THURSDAY. MAY 27, Porter Dale, Mrs Hensey, nthier, Miss Mary MORRISONS FOUNDED B804 1109 F St. N.W. Friday and Saturday PECORATION DAY SPECTALS White Sports Hats Felts Milans Leghorns Hair Braids $ 5.00 Remarkable Values A large variety of the newest styles in small and large head sizes. Featuring the new vagabond shape pictured at the left. Better Apparel at a Lower Price Maper Bros. & Co. Shop of Quality 937-939 F St. N.W. Decaralion Day pecials NEW SUMMER FROCKS N extremely smart two-piece, straightline. flare and houffant maodels for street. sports and dinner wear. Made of genroette. crepe de chine. flat crepe and georgette over printed crepes. Fash- ionable dots. prints, comhinations, white. .navy, black and all the new Summer shades. In misses’ cizes 14 to 20, women's 3 and slenderizing models in extra sizes. Special NEW FROCKS SPECIAL FROCKS SPECIATL 0.15 T Mrs. Ridley McLean, Mrs. Thomas G. From the Boston Tran:erint K. . vourself? Prisoner—I say I wish I was in a you to say for place where there are no trafic cope. Judge—Granted. Thirty days. Judgze—What ha ‘Ghrec Beautiful New Sterling NModels Just in CARMENCITA— Patent Ankle Strs Heal. A charming dresss elipper. CARMENCI1IA EUGENIE — Smart One - Eyelet Tongus Pump in Patent with vers high opike Heel. 87 EUGENIE VENDOME—A Bracelet Pump in Patent with an adnrnment of Gold Lirard. High Spike Heel — + heautiful thing. $7.50 Sterlings are Smarter 1337 F St. A F St &R0 1337 F N.W. % 4 MORRISONS FQUNDED 1884 1109 F St. N.W. Just < ARRIVED New and “Distinctives (/)RESSES For the Smart Woman and Miss This Season! Service Summery Sport Leghorns For Holiday and Vaca-- 95 ° % 2 %, tion. Each Hat represents actual wholesale price. 100 of these were made to sell at $7.50. Our buyer purchased 1,000 hats, and tomorrow ushers.in the greatest under- selling event of the season. 777 K 7/ The Leghorn is distinctly a Sum- mer hat and officially opens the Summer season. Lovely hats for both matron and miss and plenty of large head sizes. NOTE: With each 5 sold Thyrsday morning a travelers' Hat Box will be given away. Practically entire and ounr store windows de voted tn this extraordi nary event! Dealers Invited! WONDERFUL group of dainty Summer trocks in flare. straightline, godet and two-piece models for sports. street and va- cation wear. Cool looking geor- gette. beautiful crepe de chines, stunning wath silks and fashion- able dots, plain and printed crepes. White and new Summer shades in all styles for women and misses. I | f | e Silk Hosiery | | | | 3 pairs for $2.75 “ ,l UARANTEED quality | in silk chiffon and | medium weight. White | and all the new Summer || shades in all sizes. i DEAL. Summer Fracks va cation wear in smart new models. Daimnty cool-looking and refreshingly styled plain and printed silk crepes and lovely new French cotten voiles: self, lace or embroidered trimming. You'll be dehghted with these wonderful values in misses’ sizes 14 t6 20 and for women's sizes 3o to 46, Kimonos specin $1.98 N exceptional offering of New Japanese Crepe Kimonos. embroid- »ery and rihbon trimmed. Sizes to 44 in very pretty shades. Gowns and Chemise ?‘ Special sz. 79 FEATURE offering in £\ Crepe de Chine and | Fine French Voile Che. | mise and Gowns. Lace, vihhon and hand-embroid. ery trimmed. White and Summer shades in all sizes. 11 | ‘ DECORATION DAY SPECIALS IN NEW SPORTS HATS *3.95 CH( MICE of the smartest new shapes, 4 including the vagahond. in hair, new felts. peanit and azuras straws. White and pastel shades. \ 125 Hats women and Values up to all colors, FRIDAY,SPECIAL $ —for misses, in FRIDAY SPECIAL Children’s Hats Values. $4 and $5; in all colors, Choice .... *15 A REMARKABLE SELECTION Extremely Low in Price 15 W()\VIHI{RF, in town will you find so beautiful a . collection as this at so low.a price— Newer and smarter styles — alluringly different and versatile. Straightline and two piece models of exquisite beauty, developed in colorful prints, soft lustrous silks, crepes and georgettes — In all the fashionable pastel shades and charming prints and polka dots. You'll ‘Be “Delighted with the Choices % Misses’ SIZES 16 lo 20-—WOMEN's SIZES 36 2 50 o HETY> | o RRis o S oo 174 T .

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