Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 15

Supervising Piincirals Asked to formation of the Summer high school and grade school classes, which open July 6, W. of special activities, announced today. In letters to high school princi and supervising principals of the mentary divisions Mr. Patterson applicants for Summer classes, v Mr. Patterson explains that Furnish Estimates on Number of | "0 Summer classes are to be Pupils Desiring Instruction. vided into two groups, [in rezularly required subjects Preparations are underway foi the deficienciea. of pupils, who in the judgment B. Patterson, supervisor high school principals, “can be The Summer Styles Call For— White KidskinPumps $¢ .50 Fashion Mode presents straps, step-ins, and Theo ties, with high spike or Cuban heels. White kidskin in four cool, summery styles that add distinction to your costume. One-strap with Cuban heels and cut-out quarters: step-in with leather bow and covered Cuban heel: short vamp Theo tie. high spike heel and cut-out; one- strap, pleated, high spike heels. Widths AA to C. (First Floor.) New—For Misses White Flannel Coats 525 Summer’s smartest coat fabric, well tailored and fully silk lined One white model has four pointed pockets, outlined in smart stitchery, a narrow belt with buckle fastening and soft roll collar. Other models with Tuxedo front and rows of contrasting stitchery. A group of lovely flannel coats, in summer shades of June rose, red, green, tan, gray and black, with con- trasting color combinations. Sizes 14 to 20. (Third Floor.) A Summer showing of Dainty Lingerie $l 95 {he’mises, step-ins The Silk Lingerie is found on the First Floor —the Voile Lingerie on the Fifth Floor. Silk chemises Voile gowns and step-ins Radium and crepe de chine fashion the lace-trimmed silk chemises and step-ins that come in flesh, peach, orchid and nile, Voile gowns, in V, round or band-top style. Dainty laces, pleatings and two-tone ribbons trim the voile lingerie, in white, nile, maize, honey and flesh. (First and Fifth Fioors.) New Sweaters $2.95 $2.95 pals ele. re- quests that he be furnished with esti- mates of the prospective number of the | pupils to be enrolled in the high di- One group will e composed of pupils who failed and who. in the estimation of the prin- cipal, can by the atudy required by the Summer high make good these The second group is to be composed “of ad- | | ? p A k) Summer‘ Scarfs \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1926. FRENCH AND SPANISH ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ADVANCE IN MOROCCO o vk The Writers' League will meet, § o'clock, at Thomson School. Find No Resistance in Villages 0 Atter Capitulation of Abd-el- Krim's Forces. By the Associated Press. MADRID, May 28.—Notwithstand- ing the capitulation of Ahd-el-Krim, the leader of the Riffian tribesmen in Morocco, a communication issued by the Spanish war office today says the Spanish and French forces continue to advance into the RIff. The com- munication asserts that the troops are meeting with no resistance in march- ing through native villages, in which white flags, emblematic of submission areflying. The S8panish forces have advanced along the right bank of the River Ghis and the French on the left bank of the stream into the Djebel Haman region bordering on the Targuist coun- try. Accotding to the communication the Beni Gmin, Benl Iteft and Beni Bu tribesmen have capitulated. vanced in the Summer schools and desire to undertake it. He also announces that preference n enrolling puplis in the grade Sum- mer classes will be given in the fol- lowing order: (1) Those who have failed in the regular school work and desbre. to make up such deficiency. (2) Those who desire an opportunity to do advance work. (3) Those who nle-d strengthening without promo- tlon. ‘The Federation of Civic Associa- tions will meet, 8 o'clock, in the board room of the District Building. The Big Sisters of the District of Columbia_ will meet, 8 o'clock, in St. Bl g Patricks rectory. Princess Anna, daughter of the Hungurian King, 18 chiet of the Girl Guides movement in her country Brazil's noted woman naturalist, Emilie Snethlage, is known as the *Roorevelt” of South America. The Henry D. Cooke Home and School Assocfation will meet, 8 o'clock, Mary Woodwer of Rushden, England, | In the school auditbrium. Dr. Edwin does her daily stunt of lace making, | N. C. Barnes, director of music in an art which she learned when she | the public schools, will speak on was 8 vears of age. ““Music Appreciation,” and Mrs. Al- Now _past 100 vears of age, Mrs. Government checks cashed at the Main Office, Fourth Floor, or in any department that you make a purchase Wear one on your Decoration Day outing Colorful Silk Sport Frocks’ 15 Over-the-Garden-Wall prints—Cheney polka dots—flat crepes—georgettes Frocks to wear in town or take vacationing—for the morning stroll. for the clubhouse luncheon, the - afternoon game. Sizes for every woman, in styles to suit her individual type. Misses 14 to 20, women 36 to 44 and 44’2 to 50. The slender silhouette, the statuesque form, the plump figure are all represented in this group of smart sport models. W hite and Pastel Colors Two-Piece Styles (Third Floor.) Graduation Frocks of ¢ White GEORGETTE 515 That you may use afterward for din- ner and dances. y Sheer graceful geor- 7 gette, trimmed in lace and ribbons. - Some are made sleeveless. others have easily detachable sleeves. Frocks that are youthful and feminine. Sizes 14 to 20. Frkl of taffeta, in quaint basque and houffant il | Clearance—Coats for Decoration Day styles—frocks of georgette and taffeta combined are just what every girl will want for class night and graduation week.” Sizes 14 to 20. (Third Floor.) Splendidly tailored coats in :smart fabrics, for street, travel, dress, sport or all 'round wear. Many are trimmed with summer furs and all are crepe lined. Women's sizes 36 to 44; Little Women 154 to 21)4%; Misses 14 to 20; Larger Women 4215 to 4874, 31 Coats, originally $25 to $29.50. Now...$18 24 Coats, originally $29.50 to $35. Now.. $23 62 Coats, originally $35 to $45. Now.....$28 39 Coats, originally $49.50 to $55. Now...$38 16 Coats, originally $59.50 to $65. Now...$48 27 Coats, originally $65 to $79.50. Now...$58 ' - (Third Floor.) Women Will Welcome These Snug-Fitting All-Wool Bathing Suits $3.95 Fifth Floor display and sale ‘a{ Summertime Wash Frocks $5.75 Linen, dotted Swiss, silk striped broadcloth and voile. New sum- The famous Jantzen mer styles in white and colors. . Swim Suits priced Trimmed with touches of hand embroidery, buttons, $6.75 smart ties and embroidery edges, these are frocks that 2 (Fifth Fioor.) may be worn on the street as well as at home. The sizes run from 16 to 50. Nazy, tan, blac:, jockey, gold and Kelly—plain or with stripes A suit to make your dip in ocean or swimming pool a joy. So well does it hug the lines of your form. Sizes 34 to 46. 4 ‘flltfi Fleor.) bertus, in charge of nature study at Wilson Normal School, will give an fllustrated lecture on the value of Summer camps for boys and girls. Lewis Hotel School graduation ex ercises of hotel class, No. 21, and tea- room class, No. 3, will be held in the #mall_ballroom of the Willard Hotel. The exhibition of water-color draw-| tion" ings and etchings of Lendon, Egypt.| group, which has been displayed for week at the home of Miss Isabel Fur-| of King David, ment of the Potomae, G. A. R., be held, 8 o'clock, at the First « gregational Church, “fenth and streets, in trihute to- members have died since the memorial sert of one year ago. ganizations and their friends are r i quested to he present. Rev. Dr. J« Aritton Clark will peak. Music. A _drama entitled “The Resur: Longstaff, | the | William of the o'clock, ur by Capt. “of which De 1401 Twenty-first street, will| George Onley is captain and ) close this afternoon with a final re.| Maggie Murdock is di view from 2 to 7 o'clock. Memorial exercises of the Depart-| building fund. Slater is organist. I’ Al W Saturday—a Sale of 200 New Gage Hats of White Straw $3.95 Or in pink, maize, palmetto, sand. pearl, and black : and white combinations Real Gage Hats in the smart new loose weaxe and costing so little you really must have several in your Summer hat box. Ten different shapes, too, close fitting, medium, large—and four distinct types for the bohbed head sizes. Debbs Stroller, the Smart Summer Hat for Sport and Riding, $10. Dobbs Hats for Women—exclusively at The Hecht Co. (Fifth Floor.) Fashion Mode White Silk Hose Full Fashioned Chiffon Hose, Silk to the top—§ Service Soles of Lisle Interlining 3 Pairs for $5.85 Fashion Mode—made especially for The Hecht Co.—comes also in the following new shades—sunbeam, nougat, Malacca, woodlawn rose, French nude, champagne, cvening. blush, rose, blonde. =N (First Floor White Bags are Smart You may choose vours of either white moire silk or white kids and silk. Beautifully $2 95 "ined and fitted with purse and mirror. L (First Floor.) ~White Satin Corselettes Longline model of washable white satin, lightly boned over diaphragm and back. 32 95 (Fifth Floor.) Hooks on side. Deep clastic insets. Sizes 32 to 42 White Radium Silk Slips Lace-trimmed or Tailored Costume Slips, with shadowproof hip hems of naincook or $2-95 self material. Made with band tops and self straps. (Fifth Floor.) ; - Something new for summer Pastel Shades in Silkand Leather Bags 52,95 Put the finishing touches to your Decoration Day costume with one of these To be truly smart your handbag must be color- ful—so runneth the rule of Paris. And here are the proper colors—rose, blue, green, blonde, tan, brown, gray and black and white. 1 (First Floor.) 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