Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 21

vy N S L LT D. C. FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1926. ; _ 2l 'M:BR@KS &CO G ~STREET BETWEEN 1lth & 12th THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, assisting were the newly elected na- | Jackson, Mrs. Irving 1. Hollingsworth, tional officers assoclated with Mrs. | Mre. B i Ducharim, Mis e Seton in her administration, and Mrs. | B naker and Miss Frances Long, In’ Willilam Atherton Du Puy, past na-|addition to the members of the na- tional president. tional hoard of the league a large Among the szuests of the Den |representation from the District of Women were the Minister of Egvpt |Columbia League attended the recep- ind Mme. Samy, the Minister of Lat tlon. o | ! resentative and - via and Mme. Seya, the A\Hni‘slfl‘ ov Mrs. Catherine Stephenson - Seott | | Edwards. - Representative A g e B L AL ‘“’.‘.‘:fi"" will leave today for Mercersburg, Pa., ! Rutherford, Dr. and Mrs. | Mre. I'rank B. Kellogg, Mrs, Willlam | 1o attend the sraduation of her son. | . Mr. and Mrs. Theo- | M. Jardine, Mme. von Lewinskl, |yp, "Roger Seott, at the Mercersburg nd Mrs. S. G Jj. Casajus of the Spanish embassy, cademy Wednesday. He will enter | ;. M. rs. A. L. Macfeat, second secretary Yale next Fall. Mrs. Stephenson- ! Mr. Moultrie the Irish legation: Mrs. HOrace 'goore will return to her apartment at | Garlich. The | Mann Towner. wife of the Governor wardman Park Hotel the last of next | of Porto Rico: Senator Samuel M. |y 0™ i Shortridze, Representative Stephen G. SN Porter. Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton,| Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McEldowney of | - 5 ohn W. Summers, Mrs. James | Pittsburgh are spending a few davs \ v the Amsoctated Pr ta. | Hotel was the scene of a brilliant re- McClintic, Mrs. Sol Bloom. Mrs. |in Washington and are at the Wil | : PIAR!!E 3‘:.‘) b '»m" "“ ;""l""'; :& ception vesterday afternoon, given by | James T. Begg, Mrs. Homer Hoch, a |lard, where they arrived today. P tively learned that the fofnt hoary A 8 W 5 ; b Lol i vely lea {he League of Americah Pen Women | membei of the national board of the |~ ' " = K TAVES oL AeNT ————— BOMDVOTES R [ SOCIETY | | R ES Suffrage Alliance Will Ac Monday on Ban Urged by | s, rur Veters’ League. Retas { company will number The Palm Court of the Mayflower international officers of the iInterna- | fo the newly elected nitlonal president | Pen Women: Commissioner and Mrs. tional Woman Suffrage Alllance and [ of the ‘organization. ~Mrs. Ernest | Frederick I cox. Mrs. Beale R. How. | Street northwest has g o e tne presidents of the aMliated socte- t Thompson Seton, and arranged by |ard., N Harry 0od Coleman, | Visit to her mother in Massachusetts ties voted this mor 3 §SCEH o (ol TCan i Mrs. lsael| zps, Warren Nichols of Chicago is | e -5 d means committee. Tn i K. Campbell. [ it el aava at the Willard, | with Mrs, Seton |\ Fenton Rrad- . 1 i cuzene, Mrs. Bd- | ford, M Am: a to membhey onntad ance. Ales. Delos A Henry Parsh Mr. and Mre. | A man of courage is also full of The alliance. meeting In Crichton. Others | Cabot Stevens, Mis. Stephen Goodloe | faith. Monday, will vote on the the first business of its sess there was speculation todax \ 1t would fallow the recomm of the board The League ¢ en Voters. a membe. ohjects 10 admis tlona) Woman's thar the organiz “are npposed to o and political # A statem Mise Belle league. szil demanst fore the U various The National declared to be opp lation based on sex, \ of Women Voters fava tection for women in ind Watch for the Twin Searchlights on the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument Hotel Powhatan Open Air Roof Gardg;n Opens Saturday, May 29th 1 in policy vosterday I nf "N“ ad heen Special Sale of N Antagonism Is Reason. president of her hoard Mrs. Corbert the alliance would present three re auesting 3 the Nati alliance tarv work” 1 jean org for ihe The contre the “Niance the " Music, Dinner, Supper and Dancing SPORT CLOTHES 7or Decoration Day. Coats—Suits—Dresses All at one unusually low price *15 The Suits— A la Carte Service Prices Same as Main Dining Room —_— Each Week-Day Evening 6:30 to 12 Midnight rezular B offered the ne No Cover Charge During Dinner, 6:30 to 9 P. M. Styles and Sizes For Women Styles and Sizes For Misses . John Slaughter’s Vanity Band The Coats— Fashion details new with the sea- ‘Hotel Powhatan Pennsylvania Ave., 18th & H Sts. Main 2740 for Reservations son are seen at their best in these smart coats. Charming models of flannel—unlined. Silk lined sport coats of tweeds, mixtures and nov- elty weaves. Unlined coats of geor- gette and Janet silk. Second Floor For the journey and to wear after- wards. these suits have a smartness and practicability that the' Summer traveler is quick to recognize. Stun- ning models in attractive tweeds and novelty mixtures. All somely silk Tined. Second Floor are hand- gette. prints. polka dots, flat crepes and flowered georgette. Fascinat- ingly designed for all occasions. The colors include Sunni, peach, green, white, tan, red and navy com- binations. At a strikingly low price. Third Floor Smart Silk Scarfs— 1 4 Kayser Silk Gloves— $2.95 The season’s most wanted dress accessory. Crepe de chine and Georgette scarfs. Pastel and printed colors— fringed—picot and hemstitched. Beautiful assortment of colors and combinations. Main Floor Birthss Rep %8 the Health De Ranre n: Special, Special, $2 . 00 . necessary adjunct to the holiday outfit. Double tipped, novelty cuff gloves. Wide embroidered stitchings, black, cheri, kasha, gray, mocha, doeskin, white. Main Floor Ca ar Altred F- and Ma George F. and Ma. LANSBURGHEBRO. | 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Member of American Retailers’ Association, Inc. Abraham and Mimam ohert P and’ Mary W1 &l Lestor L and Anmie Sarzent hov iliam G. and Mariorie Withington, zirl. Zhomas J. and Susanne Greer. hor. Charles and Gladvs Matthews' boy. Willam and_Dorothr Camnteil. airl. Henrv and Estelle McFadden_ i i William MK and Mati'de Douzlass, zurl. | obert . and i ncar and Mars A New Style Sweaters— §' or Carnads The Dresses— Specially attractive frocks of geor- New Bathing Suits— - King Greets U. £. Gronn, i 5 4 . LONDOK: Mav 2809 —The markel] , | Special, $3.50 Special, $2.95 O e ecoration Day: o fantry who are here ta " : i » In the Natonal Ri \ Chiinoly ome have pockets. , Pure * wool Fiber Silk Vest Sweaters with pockets. - All-wool purple, navy. Kelly, jockey, jade, orange. peacock. hlack with fancy stripes on skirt. Bathing caps—435c, 65¢ and 79c. competit today by took place at slip-on models. Close-fitting cuffs and hottoms, \" neck, In beautiful color assortments. Main Floor Mhe recey ham Palace, Five Chic New Pumps! o Opern Pump ot bois de rose kid with blonde trim.- * ' — . mings and high Main Floor { Stepping Out! On . . . Tie modelin this extensive line of smart foot- ithlte EolpibEN every occasion. ! pretty grosgrain & ties. Spamish " heel. The Star has for free Main Floor ; distribution wire - handle . fly swatters. i Ask for gne at the main | office of The Star, or at any of the Branch Agen. cies. o] c———la] ! FI_JR | OO Spanish heel. L i . : . 7.7 STORAGE U4 Patent » Neww Silk Teddies— Leather. Pouch Bags— { B Store Your Coat O White footwear will make its debut W';:’p"_’:;e“;:” $ 95 Special Rate : on many a smart thoroughfare this of blonté ki, the Special, 2- Special,” $2.95 / $3.fi“ i coming holiday, while bois de rose and :zeherahwh Span- : 5 | patent will also be fashionably repre- it All-Silk Crepe tle Chine and Georgette Teddies. Plain 't | swiiigd Dro fi?:uu.:»e»asue?x?':"w | sented. / and flowered. Tailored and lace trimmed. In peach, ,un?‘:ied a;:firroof'r re:%l,ulea]:::& “‘ltnh balg:::l‘e"d :a“""nzu:’g ole;l;vi"a;sni:u-:ll"‘v‘alll;"'l"e Ac-. "“ ! The five attractive new models NOrsay Cut ?‘35"- green, orchid and pink. Pretty styles to select !grtén. black and lizard. At an exceptionally il?m\'- ‘prri:e: B Mo " Eire s et B sketched are- typical of the chic, the e Sl P ) : Main Floor i quality and the fine values offered in iy e - : L Bema:n_cpgl'l\ll‘\Co. our popular line of §5 shoes. With a Spanish heel. - Roin B s ! grace,of line and smartness of detail that N Silk: Hosi , n g SO b ew Jdi osiery— =0 2jo]—4 is flattering to the foot and accords with Onc-atrapmbi- Y Silk Costume Sllp8— ‘{ | the attractive simplicity that accords e e ke ; . H; i SWAT THE FLY ’ ! with the fashions of today. And fit and trimming ond Special, $ '65 Special, $2-95 s SE————— | standard of quality indicate a far higher o e . early start by an aggres- | | price. All silk to the top, also lisle tops. Slipper and square A special offering of Costume Slips of all-silk radium. | sive war on the fly at the l | : heel. In white. blond, flesh, tan, grays, rosewood, hlack Wide hemstitched tops. self straps. Deep shadowproof | beginning of the season. i | These models are but a few of Dainty Theo and many other seasonable shades. Full fashioned. hem. In gray, white, pink, peach and green. i Main Floor wear — for LANSBURGH & -BRO, SECOND FLOOR, - Millinery special—for the holiday and after Exquisite New S Hat : Specidlly Priced For Tomorrow’s Selling ‘ Felts in all the newest shades. Large droop- ing Milans in Red, Black, Sand, Blue and White. Hair Hats in all the Pastel Colors. ‘@ Large and Small Hats, some Flower Trimmed. i\ Fancy Straws in' the Newest Colors including Brand-New Arrivals in Women’s and Misses’ Cool Tub Frocks Offer Smart Choice, and Very $ Attractive Values, for Only . o : Well-made, charmin’gl_v styled frocks that are just as becoming as they are prac- Exceptional Values at— $ Startling! Easy to use as soap. A few whisks and burned tical for summertime wear! "Materials. are splendid ones—natural colored all-silk Black and White, for Dress or Sport Wear spotsvanish.There'’s pongee and striped tub silks, voiles, crepe Venice, which also wears and launders : SRR 3 nothing, ikethese beautifully. 5 B : o ge o . 3 m'ic,:;?te::;;‘ Pongee models are brightened with touches of contrasting tub silks; the others We Specialize in Large Head Sizes are in pretty plain shades, polka dots, stripes and attractive conventional designs. There is plenty of choice in regular sizes, and in the pongee frocks are extra sizes up to 52 as well. & . \‘ Az Fourth Floor THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGR'a BRO, e