Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 24

PIONEER CITIZENS | e SELEG OFFEERS Theodore W. Noyes Again to Hgad Association of Old- est Inhabitants. Officers of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants were re-elected and spe- cial committees for the coming year wera named at the meeting of that organjzation last night in the old fire- house at Nineteenth and H strests. Those who will retain their positions in the association's offices through t! tion are: Theodore W. Noyes, president, and Judge Charles 8. Rundy, Henry L. Bryan, Washington Topham, Albion K. Parris, Dr. Wil liam Tin . Wi mes H. Yarnall, Matthew Trimble, John . lagett Proctor, Dr. Benjamin W. Summy, Christian Heurich, Albert n. Charles H. Ourand, Other re-elected offi- Harper and vice president Benjamin W, Summy, treasurer; John R. Mahone; tor. chronicler. The committesa and their respec- tive members Include: Entertainment - - Washington Top- an; Henry L. Bryan, Dr. John Clagett Practor, Eliot Wright, Fred A. Emery and Alfrad Harper Membership —Frank W. Dowling, chairman: P. B. Israel, George Spran. and W. G. Lee Building. hall and archives—Ilames F. Duhamel, chairman: Dr. w. Summy, Joseph I. Kesfer. Frank W. Dnwling and Charles Jacobsen. Sick committea—J. Eliot Wright, chairman: Washington Topham, Ed- ward Kern, J. D. Simpson and Max Kohner. Finance—A. K. Parris, chairman; James F. Duhamel. Alfred Harper, George A. King and Willlam M. Dove. Tells of Last Call. Georgette ' Scarfs, $5.98 To float in holiday breezes! Sheer georgette embroidered in contrasting colors and fin- ished with fringed ends. PALAIS ROYAIL—Neckwear—Main Floor Supposed to Bring Good Luck As Well As Good Cheer! Link Bracelets T To Please the Mcn Who Smokes! Cigarette Cases and Sets Sterling Silver, Silver-plated or Nickel Cigarette Cases, in various beautiful designs and many have a safety match case to match. Plain finish or more elaborate styles combining gold and silver. Sets range from $2.50 to $5.50. Nickel Cases, $1 to $2.50. Silver-plated Cases, $2.95 to $4.95, Sterling Cases, $8.50 to $14. PALAIS ROYAL—Jewelry—Main Floor Vivaudou’s Toilet Water '. ?iezgel;lar $1.50 39C 3 Special sale just in time for Christmas shoppers. Delightful violette or rose scents. PALAIS ROYAL-—Toilet Goods— Main Floor CHRISTMAS mas wrappings, free of charge. + Purchase for Cifls Now! Women’s “Onyx” SAVINGS G Street at Eleventh FUND CHECKS CASHED AT SERVICE D Conveniently located, in the ' | basement. ~Gifts purchased at the Palais Royal will be * $ dressed in attractive Christ- e 3 — @ Store Hours, 9:15 A.M. to 6 P. —Featured in a Beginning Friday at 9:15 O’Clock $3 7.50 Be here there's s only a limited number—and these are distinctive garments that Z \\ashingtnn women would buy very quickly even at a price much, much higher than $37.50! Sizes for misses and women—16 to 40. Special Selling early—that's our advice! Fer $1 to $4.95 Many fashionables are wearing three or four on one arm—so many styles! - No wonder they cannot be.satisfied with just ane! Gold or silver finish ~ links, various shapes, set with colored stones. PALAIS ROYAlL—Jlewelry— Main Floor All-Silk Hose, $1.45 (Regular $1.75 and $1.85 values) Full fashioned, perfect, all-over silk to 4-inch garter hem. In sheer chiffon or practical service weight. Beautiful silken texture that gives a flattering smart- ness: No *matter what else she may receive she always wants more hosiery! Sizes 85 to 10. In These Popular Colors: Special building committee—Wash. ington Topham, chairman; H. L. Bryan, J. J. Edson, Dr. B. W. Summy, Dr. William Tindall, Matthew Trimble and Lee D. Latimer. C'harles A. Langley proposed the re- election of the incumbents and Eliot Wright, the recording secretary cast the unanimous ballot, following the vote of approval. During a brief pariod of reminis- . cence, in which the old fire apparatus of the District was discussed, Gen. _Trimmed With These Furs: Wolf, Squirrel. Mountain Beaver or Kit Fox are skillfully used to make new sil= houettes more effective. Fine Fabrics Of soft pile texture or suede fimsh. Per= Ourand. a vire president. recalled the French Nude Grain Muscade Shadow ] § ol ian d;‘awn engine with which he Blue Fox Champagne Pcach‘ Piping Rock fectly tailored, beautifully lined and marde s last run P v { v - miv “It was during Gev. Shepherd's §:‘&°e‘““°“‘ }‘;‘:l’("‘:—‘ g“l;“?{”e‘:al Black warmly interlined. time, " Gen. Ourand said, “and there was considerable agitation at the time over the fire protection that the District had. Somebedy said that Washington didn’t have sufficient ap- paratus to adequately protect the city, and Gov. Shepherd thought we did have. “And so the governor turned in an alarm and there was a crowd of Sena- tors and Representatives to watch the hoys when they answered the call. Well, T ran with the boye that time, and along about Four-and-a-half street and the Avenue I fell out. That was my last run with the old engine. “The next day.” Gen. Ourand con- tinned. “the newspapers roasted Gov. Shepherd and the Senators and mem lers of the House of Representatives for turning in the false alarm that hrought the bovs out on a run.” PALAIS ROYAL—Coats—Third Finor PALAIS ROYAL—Hosiery—Main Floor Gift Stationery Always in Good Taste and Most Acceptable! The large envelopes and three-fold stationery that gentlemen like—and an almost endless variety of the styles women use—and novel stationery for children. White paper, #inted paper; packed in plain boxes, packed in cedar chests; lined or plain envelopes. Cor- respondence Cards, 25¢ to $1; Stationery, 25c-to $5. AN R e A AN NN Order Your Engraved Personal Greeting Cards, Now! Santa Claus Will !.ibe to Fill These! Boys’ and Girls’ Hose Wonderful variety of styles. , Full Icuéth. mercerized ribbed stockings in black, white or colors. 7§ Eng- lish Ribbed Hose with jacquard tops. Fancy 74 Imported Firemen's Organization. After the fire sngi the assaciation members voted to ap- point their mambers who had heen members of volunteer fire departments to 2 hody known as the Old Firemen's Association for the purpose of retain ing the old engine and other equip-| inent that is housed in the old fire house in which the association con- duets its meetings. Washington Topham in two short addresses urged the association mem- liers to prepare written reminiscences for presentation at the meetings. He declared that members of the organi- zation have in their own minds more facts of the history of the District of Columbia than any other source mignt pe expected to produce, and he urzaed them to give their recollections at the mestings, so that they may be- come a part of the organization's rec- ord and thus be preserved. Mr. Top- ed also added impetus in the ign for funds for the proposed reminiscences Beaded Bags The kind Parisian women carry so proudly. Waonderful variety of designs and colorings that are appropriate for festive afternoons or evenings. Prices range from $5 to $57. PALAIS ROYAL—Leather Goods— Main Floor PALAIS ROYAI~ Stationery—Main . Floor Gloves eal Kid Sports Hose. Sizes 6 to 10}: in the assortment. PALAIS Sale of Toilet Sets —and Boudoir Gift Suggestions Sure to appeal to every feminine heart, for every woman considers her boudoir a kingdom all her own! 3.Piece Toilet Sets, $5.95 Of lovely. super pearl Amerith. Mir- ror, hair brush and dressing comb. Hanging Boudoir Clocks, $5.95 Guaranteed timepieces in white, hlue, Hosiery—Main Floor Novelty Art Gifts Farmerettes, $1.49 Flapper Dolls, $1.75 Cunning vamps with woolly hair, blonde, brunette, white or red, or gingham farmerette girls. Boudoir Cushions $1.25; $1.95 and $2.45 Lovely lace over colored cushions. Plump little pillows in round, heart shape, or oblong styles. Georgette Bedlights, $3.25 Skilfully made and trimmed with rose buds and gold lace. Dozens of | Pin Cushion Dolls, 59¢ To dress in ever so many different ways! Little beauties with red, brown, black, white, or blonde wigs. Many colored sateen bodies. Hot Dish Mats, 59¢ Nickle, brass or copper lined with felt. Attractively designed in round, square or hexagon shape. Silk Sofa Cushions huilding enry A. : w Candle Holders Are frein B Richard A, N Y Ivory Pyralin Powder Boxes, Hair 2 b Novelty cushions handsomely made uhvnvlav\d Peter 1. Siele. { Fancy cuff styles-——<ome trimly turned back, Receivers or Cushions, 49c each. Designed Like Flowers with ruffies, deep gold lace and Henry L. Rryan, vies president. pre- " : 4 : o 7 | o sl i >4 «ded as chairman in the absence of De Vilbiss G others gaily embroidered or finished with two Ivory Pyralin Powder Boxes or Hair Set of 4, $1.25 ?'n\r]‘e): ::YT\W“FT vh;' &a"rl?:\?'rra:i: Four, flowerslike holders of metal Finished "in gold combined with green, maize, orange or red toned stitching. Shown in mode, beige, tan, brown, gray, black and white, or various other g fumizers or Perfume Drop- pers. Exceptional offer—from a standpoint of variety and Mr. Noves, the president. The only practical method of redue- tailored. Charming colors—heautis Recelvers, 79¢ each. ful materials and workmanship. combinations. Outstanding values! Ivory Pyralin Perfume Bottle and ng -vr,-mr in krar:lm :Fa::::u:: he 'tho| value. ey Holder, 29c. PALAIR ROYAL—Art Needlework | PALAIS ROVAI—Art Needlework nse of some kind of syatem , 418 ROY AL —Toilet Goods LALS =) in Fl —Main Fl —Main Flo e PAL Si){um — PALAIS ROVAL—Gloves—Main Floor ST AT RO i P Main Floor Main Floor one direction than from another. Main Floor ™ # BARGAIN FRIDA e o Pef;n“:l 'i"itfle Women’s—Misses’—Children’s Raincoats | Fresh each day. Take home several boxes for the kiddies. delicious treat.—Bar= gain Basement. ' 1l i (] Unusual assortment—trim styles of durable foulards, ginghams, rayon or prints. Sev- eral models with long sleeves. In black, navy or colors that will brighten up indoor hours. Regular or extra sizes. PALAIS ROYAL—House Dresses—Third Floor T i 4’.‘%flsfiiiuli‘mn@lfilm- Not Temporary Success— Not Temporary Progress— Blcomers and Sli at §1.59 . Bloomers of rayon and milo sheen, several styles of bottom Single and double clastie. Slip of Baronet satin, tailored wit strap shou'ders. Street shades 2-piece Flannelette Pajamas, $1.79 $1.98 VICTOR Priced for This Sale at Heater Heavy ?uitpe:l Am%skeagfla‘;v]\e!ett\e\_ctll'l\a:aiifl -~ > l 45 —Bargain Basement. so comfortable and serviceable. = | “g‘in Guarante ¢ d Not TCMPO rary lored styles, long sleeves and sitk frog fast- Footwear‘ Priced! {‘};;r:l:?::!‘\(illx%:{g.and R enings for the jacket. . PALAIR RO)'AI,—LingofirTThivd Floor wiring.—Bargain Base- Quality— Stieff Prestige is based 100 Pairs Boys' High Shoes.$1.83 127 Infants' and Children’s $1.98 Chemise, $1.39 All are attractive styles, Delightful Gifts Need Not Be Exp;nsive! | $2 98 maintenan . Fancy High Shoes........ $1.45 tailored, others lace trh o y Suggestions in Notions i g Sk we e de chine G of quality for 84 years. gg Men's Goodycar Glove Rub- > varictyblcolors— Bisgakn P : . 7 ief C Bers. AL I & 69¢c Rubberized coats that are waterproofed, ment. of brxgll:?::llayrei:a:i‘lskick!:l::sgn. : i -ls' High Sh 5 cut full with natty pockets and collars : Every one carefly lined with 2 $1.00 ],30:\ s aznd Girls’ High Shoes, ss;z;; Tl & it satllc ooy Mar o e Sale! Novelty e T L fpace Stoo.iiin . children’s coats have caps to match. with painted design. 3 5 2 . . Cleverly Designed Garter Sets, $1.25to Women's Pumps and Ox- i?’llolc.e 0(8 red,“bllllfic. e and black. $1.19 Serving - ngerle, 19¢ e ats ke 1 PRI & ordlusoi o L cev...$165 A e b e Trays Gowns, Bloomers, Chemise = handkerchief to match each One of these coats woyld make a Step-ins, made of soft nainsoo All metal, with glass top. Large 79c size, with attractive de- *signs. — Bargain ment. Men’s Felt Slippers, all sizes. .69¢c Men’s Leather House Slip- PEBS il il ceeens .$1.59 Palals Royal—Bargain Basement batiste, crepe and satin. S: lace trimmed or tailored, witl touches of hand work. Whit and colors.—Bargain Basemen! EVERY STEP DOWN TO THE PALAIS ROYAL BARGAIN BASEMENT BRINGS YOU CLOSER TO pair! -Holiday gift sure to be appreciated. Children’s Tea-Party Aprons All rubber decorated with quaint .m Royal—Bargaln Basement little figures and many have a nurs- 75 erv rhyme stenciled on them. PALAIS ROYAL—Notions—Main Fleor Chas. M. Stieff, Inc. 1340 G St. N.W. 3. C. Conliff. Mer. New Home Frocks e V