Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 13

b 5000 SHRNERS WL ST HERE To Remain Three Days on Way to Phjladelphia for Imperial Council. Five thousand Shriners on their an- nual pilgrimage to the Imperial Coun- cil sesston, to be held in Philadelphia June 1, 2 and 3. will stop over In Washington tomorrow, Sunday and Monday and be rovally entertained by Almas Temple. The gathering af the Shriners is expected to bring a re- minder of the colorful convention of} 1923, ; Potentate Charles D. Shackelford announces that a tent has been erect- ed near Union Station, where refresh- ments will be served the Shriners and arrangements made for taking them on automobile tours of the city. . A special reservation has been made for the Shriners at Arlington on Memorial day. The Masons will lay a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldfer. Mrs. Charles D. Shackelford, wife of the potentate, as chief hostess, will receive the Shrine ladies at the Ra- leigh Hotel, which will be headquar- ters for the potentates and their rep- resentatives. Information booths will be installed at Union Station and the New Ebbitt and Annapolis Hotels. Not only will the Shriners be en- tertained when they stop- over here on their way to the Philadelphia con- clave, but also on June 4, on their way home. Twenty-four local candidates cross- »d the hot sands of the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles Mystic Shrine, at a ceremonial held Temple last night. initiation was for the purpose of enabling all eligible candidates to qualfy for the Philadelphia pilgrimage. Past Imperal Potentate James Mc- Candless of Honolulu was a.guest of honor at the ceremonial, being intro- duced by Leonard B. Steuart, past potentate of Almas Temple. Mr. Steuart is heing supported by local Shriners for the post of outer guard in the Tmperial Council in the elec- tion to be held at Philadelphia. A delegation of Shriners from Cum- ®erland. Md.. headed by Chief Rabban . P. Wachter, attended the cere- monial. candidates who re-! ceived their degrees last night fol- low: William H. M. Allen. Victor Syl vester Blundon. Brown, Terael S. patch. Abraham ) Domb, Gus- ", Fortberg, Granville Gude, John Henry Jones, Samuel Lee Lewis. Andes Ru-] dolf Lofstrand. Monroe L. Meletio, Max D. Montague. Alfred Lamont Nader. Arthur I. Otto, August Gus- tave Rofert, Pe: on Sawyer, Joseph Turner Shoaf. James 1 - mon. De Witt Talmadgze Spencer, Herbert Lawrence Strasburger, Lewis Harvie Taylor, Frank Wenner In addition five new members were received into the membership by at filiation. They were Otto L. Hoff- mire, John F d Hohenstein James weis Lochrey. French Er- nest dell, jr.. and George Amna Rucker. MRS. VAN WINKLE URGES | UNION OF WOXEN'S CLUBS | Proposes An;a;;arnati;n 9x‘ Quo!a.’ Soroptimist and Zonta~Organi- zations at Dinner. i A union between the .\‘urnmimisr., Quota and Zonta clubs was advocated by Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, president of the Soroptimist club..at the dinner of the Qua club of Washington | held last nig the Pyle Inn, 1633, Sixteenth street. A delegation of Baltimore Quota ciub women was present. Representaiive 1lan:v 3. Rathbone of Iilinois, the er of the | evening, discussed the needed im- Ivania avenue. hould be to | Other speakers were Judge Kathrynj Sellers, Miss Jane rtlert, president of the Zont: E zrnnh Fforest - On the Severn River FURNISHED BUNGALOWS FOR RENT . Two Golf -Courses Excellent Bathing* Via Bladensburg and Defense Highway, 28 Miles % 1206 18th St. N. Main 7523 . Or, when downtown, . “Ask Mr. Foster” Resmnol Soap | her tavorite tor fifteen years Had despaired of baving clear skin Baltimore, Md. 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They are faultlessly styled and thoroughly comfortable, being built on a special combination last with reinforced steel arch, which insures the proper support to the arch of the foot. Sizes 3 to 10. —The styles tketched are but five of the many smart medels yon will find here, both of white canvas and white kid. g Tub Silk Frocks In Stripes and Plain Colors At $10 —Such satisfactory Dresses as any of these will be for outing wear! There are beauti- ful quality striped broadcloths and plain colored heavy quality shantungs. Many of the broadcloths are in the smartly tailored, semi-jabot style, so slenderizing in effect, or the popular side-panel style. All have long sleeves and neat collar effects. eorns and callouses.” (Signed) Vola M. Wheeler, 8443 -Chestnut Ave. : B and Navy. The popular colors are 'June Rose, Sunni, Pre- venche Blue, Tan, Gray most pleasing form! In the printed silks, the popular polka dots prevail, with dots on white or colored grounds, and there are many other designs which are equally as smart. Kann's—Second Floor. Girls’ Frocks .in New Prints - $2.95 —Delightful littie frocks for hot Summer days. Beautifully made, ool and comfortable. In the popu- lar colors of biue, green and red, and various attractive patterns. Collars are of contrasting colors, and they are finished at neck: and sleeves with picot ruffles. Becoming belted models in sizes 7 to 14 vears. Kann's—Second Floor. Grosgrain Rib- bon Cockades The Newest Hat Trimming 75¢ to $1.50 —These are lovely for either large or’small hats. each cockade finished with a band which goes around the hat. Plain colors and combination colors, including black and white. Get the hat you:want, slip one of these -attractive novelties on it and vou have a most attractive sports hat. Red, White and Blue Ribbon, 50¢ Bolt --One inch wide, and 10 yards to a holt. If you do not wish the whole ‘holt you can buy it at 6c a yard. Kann's—Street Floor. A Very Unusual Special Sale! 100 Russian Brown Fox Searfs ( x5, ) Special at $19 Ea. —Because we were lucky in making a special purchase, you are given thid unusual opportunity to buy these good-looking, desirable scarfs at such a ridiculously low price. 1f they were sold in the regular way, the prices would be $29.50 to $49.50. Remember, there are only one hundred of them, and when these are gone we will not be able to get any more. So come early. Kann's—Second Floor. Women’s Novelty Rayon Chemise at $2.50 —Unusually attractive, new and smart are these Rayon Chemise we are offering at this modest price. They ase made with ‘bodice tops, lace insert in front and can be had in flesh; peach, nile and orchid colorings. Sizes 36 to 42, They are ideal for Summer as they are cool and easy to Taunder. 6 Rayon Slips at 32.95 —These are fine quality Rayon Slips, made with deep hems and in the g aod wanted light colors. Bodice style. Kann's—Street Floor. —=Choose from rose, green, tur- quoise,- maize, tangerine, black and white, tan and white. —Misses’ sizes 16 to 36, and Women’s sizes 38 to 48. Kann's—Second Floor. Printed Silk Tunics Mdde of the Popular 54-in. Printed Bordered At $5 —They are long enough, 95 almost, for a dress, and a plain-colored slip or skirt is all that is needed to complete them. For a short figure they are sufficiently long to answer for the entire dress. Some are in all-over printed effects, others bordered crepes or radiums. Straightline or slightly flared styles. —Misses’ and women’s sizes. —Plain colors with the bodice in figured effects, combinations of plain colored ds and printed patterns. Not many of any one style, therefore practically individual. Kann's—Street and Second Floors. - 630 Prs. of Children’s "R $2.50 to $4. Low Shoes *y.e. %% - $1.65 Pr. Play Shoes i —A sale to be looked forward to and taken advantage of. For you do not have an opportunity like this every day to pick up such good values. Low shoes for Misses and Children in sizes 5 to 8, 875 to 11 and 1175 to 2, and includ- ing such smart kinds as Tan Ox- fords, one and two-strap Pumps and Sandals. Patent Leather Strap’ Pumps and Sandals. White" Can- . vas Shoes and the new Buckskin: Shoes. Kann's—Fourth Floor. et “Fioor. At $1.00 Pr. Kann’s Kapitol Kandy 60¢ Lb. —Made fresh each day in our factory, and including many de- liclous flavors. Chocolates and ‘bonbons. —Homemade Sea Foam, with English walnuts. clal, 1b., at. —Jelly Droj Beautiful Lace Tunics $8.95 —These beautiful tunics wiil answer many a dress problem for those planning a trip over the holidays. Change the color of the slip and#you have an en-_ tirely different frock, that can’ be worn either for afternoon or evening. Some are of ecru, others of black lace. Summer Scarfs $2.95 —Dainty georgette scarfs to wear — with - sheer Summer dresses or under a smartly tailored suit. Plain colors and block prints, including black and white. : Special! 79¢ to $1.00 Collar and Cuff Sets, 59¢ —A most fascinating assort- ment of lace collar and cu¥f sets have just. come in, and go on sale tomorrow at the wvery: small price of -59c a set. Some are of imitation Pt. Venise, others of round mesh Val, with ruffles or of flat laces. Smart new styles for Summer weat. Kann's—Street Floor. Women’s Over- night Cases $2.88 —Black FEnamel Duck Over- night or Week-end Cases, with leather corners and leather handles. Neatly lined with cre- tonne. Just the thing to take on short trips, as they are easy to handle, will hold enough to lu:tn ov'er the w‘nlflnd. and are m nexpensively priced for Saturday. B Kann's~Third Floor. Suits at $4.98 —Pure Wgol 'One.piece :-Suits that have the twd-piecé appear- the holiday $1.60. 3 $2.00. —Belts, 26c and 39c. Kann's—Second Floor. #