Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1927, Page 52

SO Basket Ball Game Attracts| Noted Throng to Annapolis' Army and Navy Officers From Washington,| Baltimore and Philad Between Cadets—M February 26 weather last APOLIS, Md., Notwithstanding the faturday, Annapolls was thronged with Army and Navy officers and their families and friends from Phila- delphia, Baltimore and Washington, who came to see the annual ball game betwen the Army and at_the X Academy. the game, there were a number of luncheons given and a number of dinner parties that evening. Commander and Mrs. William | Brereton were hosts at luncheon | before the Army-Navy basket ball game Saturday, as were Lieut. and Mre. Thorwald Solberg in their home on_Oklahoma terrace. The Officers’ Cluh at the Nava Academy gave a luncheon Saturday in honar visiting officers of the Army and Navy and their guests. Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair Gannon were hosts at dinner Saturday eve. ning in their home on Porter road. taking their guests later to the m shipmen’s hop at the Naval Academy apt. and Mrs. Henry Dinger entertained a company of 60 at a buffet supper Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sadlier of New for the week end. Rear Admiral and Mrs. John Halli- gan of Washington were guests for ligan's sister, the week end of Mrs, i Hamilton Gale, r home on ay Hill. and Mrs. Carroll Storrs Alden at dinner in honor of Dr. and Edward Raymond Turner of Baltimore. Satur day Dr. and Mrs. Alden entertained at luncheon in nonor of Capi. and Mrs. ¥rank Pinney of Washingion, who were their guests for the week end. John Tyler entertained at bridge Thursday in her home on Southgate avenue in horor of Miss Dorothy Price. Miss Adele Randall and Mrs. John Gray were joint hostesses for bridge, with additional guests for tea, Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Gassaway en- tertained at bridge Monday evening at their home on Church circle. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mary Eliza- beth Kirkpatrick-Howat, daughter of Mrs. M E. Kirkpatrick-Howat, to Mr. Brice Worthington, jr. Mrs. John Green was hostess at bridge with additional guests for tea Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Meade Holladay entertained at bridge Friday evening in his home, Acton, on Murray Hill. Comdr. and Mrs. Francis Rockwell were hosts at a buffet supper fol- lowed by bridge Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Hill Hamilton of Charles County, who {s their guest. Miss Sue Munford Ce delia Bookwalter have been guests of Miss Munford's brother-in- law and sister, Col. and Mrs. William P. Upshur, at Quantico, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Skipwith Cochran of Wynnewood, Pa., were guests for the week end of Lieut. and Mrs. Thorwald Solberg. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant have as their guest Mrs. Valiant's sister, Mrs. Fay, wife of Comdr. Rush Fay, U. 8. N., who have recently returned from a tour of duty in China. Capt. and Mrs. Harry A. Baldridge entertained at luncheon Saturday in honor of Capt. Walter Saxton, who was their guest for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cusachs were hosts at dinner Saturday evening, taking their guests later to the Mid- shipmen's hop at the Naval Academy. Mrs. Allen Bowie Howard has is- sued invitations for bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles P. Snyder. Representative and Mrs. Herbert J. Deane of Florida were guests for the week end of Lieut. and Mrs. Lyman S. Perry in their home on Maryland avenue. Representative Fred A. Britten of Illinois and Mrs. Britten were guests for the week end of Comdr. and Mrs. Jonas Ingram on Bowyer road. The Earl of Wyclow and Lady Beatrice Wilkinson of England were guests of friends for luncheon Thursday at the Little Inn on Mary- land avenue. . Miss Marian Duvall, who has been visiting in New York. has returned to Annapolis. Miss Duvall is a sister of Mrs. Fairfield, wife of Capt. A. P Fairfield, U. S. Mrs. Herman F. Kraftt entertained at luncheon Friday at the Little Inn on Maryland avenue. Miss Harriet Mitchell, daughter of Mre. William Mitchell of Washington, was the week end guest of Miss Andre Costet in her home in Cumber- land Court Mrs. McNair, wife of Comdr. Law- Friday evening Ir rence McNair, entertained at tea ‘Tuesday in her home on St. Johns * street in compliment to Mrs. Theo- bhald, wife of Comdr. Robert A. Theo- bald. Mrs. Dillon, wife of Comdr. Roscoe Dillon. spent the week end with Capt. @nd Mrs. William Halsey at their Quarters on the Reina,Mercedes. Announcement has been mad, the marriage in San Francisco. Calif., February 3, of Miss Frances Georgi- enna Belnap, daughter of Capt. Regi nald R. Belnap. U. and Mrs. Belnap, to Dr. Malcolm Shepard Edgar of San Francisco. The attendants were Licut. and Mrs. Andrew Mack, e of an New The showin Ever: modest Others York, who were their guests | The Newest Ideas in Spring Coats colors—new are the materials! be satisfied with the Model Shop $25.00 Charge Accounts Invited CIETY. elphia Attend Contest | any Social Activities. | | brother-in-law and sister of the bride. Mrs. Gannon, wife of Capt. Sinclair Gannon. entertained a company of 40 for bridge Tuesday afternoon on Porter road, in honor of Mrs. Snyder. | wife of Capt. Charles P. Snyder, who | is_spending the Spring fn Annapolis Mres. Johnson, wife of Capt. Alfred Johnson, U. 8. N.. and her daughter, Miss Alvira Johnson of Washington, were guests of Mrs. Leahy, wife of | Capt. Willlam D. Leahy, U. 8. N., for the week end at Carvel Hall, where Mrs. Leahy is spending the Winter. | Capt. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kurtz ! | of Washington spent the week end | with Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel McEl duff on Upshur road |~ Miss Marjorie Moody, daughter of | Capt. Roscge Mondy, who is in com- | mand of the navy yard at Boston, Mass,. is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair Gannon. Comdr. and Mrs. man of Washington were guests for the week end of Comdr. and; Mrs. William Brereton. Comdr. Kaui-| | man sail this week for Rrazil, | | where he has heen ordered to duty | Mrs. Kauffman will remain in Wash- ington until July, when she will sail | for Brazil to _join Comdr. Kauffman. Capt. J. O. Richardson, U. S. N., who is on_duty in the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department, Wash- | ington, gave a lecture Saturday on | “The Naval Officer in Diplomacy™ to James L. Kauff- officers taking the post-graduate course. Comdr. and Mrs. Clyde G. West entertained at dinner Sunday evening in honor of Miss Doris Hill of Chicago, who is their guest. Mrs. Stirling Brinkley, who has been the guest of Lieut. and M Mason E. Mitchell, has returned to her home at Atlanta. Ga. Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Toulon were hosts at dinner, followed by bridge, Monday evening. Mrs. Ingraham, wife of Comdr. Jonas Ingram, entertained a company ;nl‘ 16 for luncheon and bridge Tuesd: at_her home at the Naval Academ | Mrs. Taylor, wife of Lieut. Francis Taylor, U. & N., entertained at bridge Tuesday at Carvel Hall. | Mr.and Mrs. Willard H. Barse were hosts at a supper dance Thursday {evening .at Carvel Hall in compliment | to the members of the State Legisla- ture now in session at Annapolis, and their families. Mrs. Hosford, widow of the' late Lieut. Comdr. Harry W. Hosford. has visiting her her sister, Miss Ruth Martin of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Bolton, wife of Lieut. Robert Bolton, jr., was hostess at bridge Thursday afternoon at her home on King George street. Maj. and Mrs. Arthur B. Owens entertained a company of 12 at dinner Saturday evening at their home on King George street, taking their guests later to the Midshipmen’s hop at the Naval Academy. Mrs. Dougherty, wife of Lieut. J. J. Dougherty, entertained 10 tables at bridge at Carvel Hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Todd Whitten enter- talned at the Arm: Lieut. Poppin luncheon Saturday before and Mrs. ‘Washington John R. and Miss of Frances Wilkinson of York, Pa.. who were. her guests for the week en: Mr. and Mrs. Preble Tucker of New York spent the week end in Annapolis, stopping at Carvel Hall. Entre Nous Club Card Party Tables in Demand The Entre Nous Club annual Spring card party, to be held in the sun room of the Hotel Washington Mon- day, February 28, has met with great response. A partial list of those tak- ing tables is composed of Mrs. Earl Venable, Mrs. A. B. Patton, Mrs. W. H. Sault, Mrs. B. C. Gardner, Mrs. William Ward Scott, Mrs. Arthur Dowell, Ms. J. Ward Nankin, Miss Eva Conaway, Mrs. Philip Ashfqrd, Mrs. W¥llam W. Scott, Mrs. Carl ‘Witt and Mrs. Arthur G. Borden. ‘The reception committee is com- posed of Mrs. L. C. Dyer, Mrs. Jo- seph Nankin, Mrs. La Gage Pratt and Mrs. Joseph McPherson. Mrs. Eu- gene R. Woodson and Mrs. James H. Underwood are in charge of the card party. 't Mrs. Cr:eger Entertains At Luncheon and Bridge Mrs. Asa E. Creeger entertained a party of sixteen at luncheon and bridge Wednesday at Congressional Club, having as guests Mrs. B. T. Hef- lin, Mrs. Frank Stutz, Mrs. Howard T. Jones, Miss Helen Clark, Mrs. C. A. Jones, Mrz. Bartley A. King, Mrs. Wil liam A. Hausenfluck, Mrs. P. O. Adams, Miss Theodora Adams, Mrs. J. U. Mc- Kethan, Mrs. D. Hawkins, Mrs. Margaret Kenna, Mrs. William Hicks, Miss Helen Creeger and Miss Lucille | Flucke: | CATHEDRAL MANSIONS 3000 Connecticut Ave. TURKEY DINNER, $1.00 5 to 7:30 This Evening Turkey Dinner Evers Sunday. Weels Dax Dinners Sow se. a i food Wil be maintained, .o ‘oo and The culsine d Suits are the lines—new are the most critical woman will g of Spring garments. y size—and at the usual prices prevailing here. to $79.50 Daughter of Mrs. George MRS. she w. MID-SEASON BRIDE E. MILTON DULIN, JR., arnett Box, and before her marriage last month Miss Eleanor E. DeVor. Kentuckians Eulogize Life of First President took the form of a George Washing- ton anniversary celebration, and de- tails and decorations for the evening were carried out with that in mind. Senator-elect Barkley of Kentucky was the speaker, and he delivered an inspiring address on “The Life and Character of Washington.” The formal music of the entertain- ment was furnished by Representative Clifton A. Woodrum of Virginia, who is known as “the Singing Cohgress- man.” He was accompanied by Mrs. W. 8. Steuart, pianist, of Washington. Mr. Woodrum sang an interesting group of songs, beginning with Kip- ling’s “Recessional,” and ending witha medley of old favorites, including ““Old Kentucky Home” and Me Back to Old Virgini Throughout the evening, the relationship of Vir- ginia and Kentucky was stressed. Senator-elect and Mrs. Barkiey were the guests of honor and stood in the receiving line. Other Kentuckians who assisted the president, Mrs. Mau- rice H. Thatcher, in receiving the Fuests were: Representative and Mrs. John M. Robslon, Judge and Mrs. Me- Kenzie Moss, Mr. Lee Lamar Robin- <on, president of the Pan-State Soclety, and Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres. Mrs. Thatcher presided and intro- duced the speaker and the singer. ‘Among the many notable people present were the following charming Scotsmen, who appeared wearing their native picturesque costumes, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cyittenden Calhoun: The Chlef of Clan Fhrearg- hurs of Stra-Ghur, Clan Ail Pein, of Argyle, Scotland, and Mr. Richard M. Montgomery and Mr. Angus Robert- son, both of New York. Mr. Calhoun also added to the picturesqueness of the occasion by wearing the Scottish kilts and cap. Dancing and cards concluded the evening program. The next meeting of the Kentucky Society will take place on the fourth Tuesday in March at the Willard Hotel. Mont St. Jean is the French name for the battle of Waterloo. _broken, sizes are Regularly famous make ioned, service No Charges The meeting of the Kentucky So-| ciety of Washington Tuesday evening | the Spring shad Mrs. C. C. Calhoun Cancels Social Dates for Week Mrs. C. C. Calhoun has been obliged to cancel her social engagements in | Washington for the coming week, as she is called to Trenton for March 1 to be one of the speakers at ‘an anni- versary entertainment in honor of the past presidents of the Contempo- rary Club of New Jersey, which office she was the first to hold for two con- secutive terms. From Trenton she will go to New York to attend several meetings in connection with the World Welfare Conference, which is being organized by the Woman's Universal Alliance for the first week of May in Washing- ton, and which will embody man: social as well as intellectual and musi- cal features, among them a group of Metropolitan artists, who will give dif- ferent programs for each day at the conference. Wedding Engagementa Formally Made Public Capt. ‘Edward A. Mechling an- nounces the engagement of his daugh- ter, Emma Arvilla, to Lieut. Harold Patrick Henry, U. 8. A., now on duty at Staunton Military Academy. The welling will take place in the early Summer. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Amrein of 1111 Eleventh street northwest an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, to Mr. Walter William Scheffel of Arlington, Va. The wedding will take place in April. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubenstein of 1749 T street northwest announce the engagement of their daughter Edith to Mr. Jacob Sokol of this city. Miss Dial at Home to Meet Miss Ragsdale Miss Fannie Dial, daughter of for- mer Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial, will be at home this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at 1852 Kalaroma road in honor of Miss Marie Rags. dale, daughter of the late Representa- tive Ragsdale of South Carolina. (Monday, Feb. 28) but all included. 511, #12, $13 350 pairs McCallum Hose and other s. First grade, full fash- weight and chiffon. Inall Regularly $1.85. No Exchanges 1305 F Street Under, Raleigh Haberdasher Managemen Y | celving line, D. C. Increased Interest Seen In U. D. C. Carnival Ball Much Interest and great enthusinsm is being displayed in the carnival ball and card party which is to be given by Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No. 20, U. D. €., tomorrow evani in the ballrooms of the Roosev: Many tables have heen reserved for card playing. and a large numher are | taking part in the carnival ball. Additiona) patronesses for the bene |t are Mrs William Jardine. Mre. Curtis D. Wilbur, Mrs. Jofin G. Sar- gent, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Pat Harrison, Mra. Claude A. Swan- son, Mrs. David Kincheloe, Mrs. Rich- ard Yates, Mrs. Fverett Sanders, Mrs. Edward W. Kberle, Mrs. Luther Gregory, Mrs. J. J. Mansfield, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. Willlam Corcoran Eustls, M J. M. Beck, Mri . Clarke, Mra. Virginia Marshall Clopton, Mrs. A. L. Rhein- strom, Mrs. Gertrude V. Offutt, Mrs. P. T. Carter, Mrs. Tom H. Baker, Mrs. W. R. Cole, Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. G. B. King, Mrs. . C. Calhoun, Mrs. David Blair. Mrs. J. M. Stoddard, Mrs. John M. Biddle. Mrs. William Mather Lewis, Mra. Samuel A. Ken dall, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mra. Breck- inridge Long, Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. William A. Du Puy, .Y?hn Mock, Mrs. E. H. Liscum Elis logan, Mrs. John A. O'Conner. Mrs. Albert Baggs and Mrs. R. E. Macom- ber. Dr. Thomas Evans is chalrman of the reception committee for the men sted by Mr. Cloyd Byars, Miss Helen Montgomery aiso Is chairman of a committee, assisted by Miss Mar- garet Mansfield. Those serving on the committees are Mr. Frances Clyde Baggarly. Mr. George Elliott, Mr. D. Edward Clark. Mr. Francis Clyde Baggarly, Mr. Kelley, Representative Henry Stegall, Capt. Ward Mankin, Mr. Willlam Lerch, Mr. Arthur Adair, Mr. E. Lodge Hill, Gen. H. Oden Lake, Mr. Daniel Smith Gordon, Mr. W. H. Mercer, Mr. Edward Campbell Shields, Dr. Eugene D. Jarboe, Mr. Raymond Francis To- rillo, Lieut. A. W. Becket, Mr. E‘ R. Thomas, Dr. Charles Benjamin Gass, Mr. Willlam H. McCarty, Mr. B. Gwynn Dent. Mr. James W. Somer- ville, Mr. JohnRAA (fhon';l:lle);.‘f;’g. Millar Ramsey, Representativi 0, Mr. Carroll J.) 'McGuire, Mr. Adbert E. Lane, Mr. Herbert Chapalear. Mr. S. R. Norman, Mr. C. Bascom Slemp, Commissioner Sidney F. Taliaferro, Dr. Luis Churion, Mr. John Lanthan, Mr. Fred P. Myers, Mr. David D. Murray, Dr. 8. M. Moussa, Capt. Huxl:| R. Thomas, Senator C. C. Dill, Dr. C. Richard Smith, Mr. Charles Woods Taylor, Mr. Robert Page Irving. (",lnt. Arthur E. Brown, Mr. John L. Chany man, Maj. E. W. R. Ewing, Capt. Ca: Ames Schlager. Mr. Edward H. Seal. Mr. Jesse Lee Webb, Mr. William 1. Denning, Mr. Charles A. Montgom- ery. Mr. Delmar Evans Webb, Capt. Earl L. McCoy, Mr. Harry G. Ball Maj. S. Jackson Irvine, Mr. E. (4rom~ well Lewis, Capt. Willlam Harvey. jr Dr. J. C. Bradley. Mr. P. A. Matthews, Dn Edgar J. Hunter, Mr. Lee G. Lanke, Mr. Frank Morrison, Mr. G‘nr- don F. Cadisch, Lieut. L. D. Schultz, Col. Rex Hayes Rhoades, Mr. Don Ricardo Purvis, Mr. ‘Rudolph de Y‘App‘ Lieut. Philip M. McRae. Mr. Victor Halstead Neal, Maj. Wallace Streater, Mr. John M. Beavers and Mr. Clifford s Kincheloe Representative David H. resentations to the re- e "‘ehpeldsd by M‘:l !H.ng lay, president of the chapter. Creh sy the officers, namely, Mrs. Nelson Page Webster, Miss Margaret Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss C! Smith, Annje L. Osborn, M Frank Long. Mrs. Drury C. Ludlow, Miss Dixie Mc- “rary. Mrs. G. Fairfax Moncure, Mrs. oy T Nishwitz, Miss Pauline Chapman, Mrs. Florie H. Barr and A Helen Momtgomery. » e 1€ Baward Campbell Shields is chairman of the entertainment, as- sisted by Mrs. Arthur Adair. Miss Quincy Smith Has Guests at Bridge Tea ss Quincy Smith entertained a nm| gr%up of friends at a bridge tea given in her home at 3110 Wood- land drive yesterday afternoon. Mrs. E. Quincy Smith and Mrs. J. M. Staf. ford assisted at the tea table Among the guests were Mrs. Bruce Clark, Mrs. Joshua Evans, Mrs. Carl Butnam, Mrs. J. M. Stafford, Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs. Craig King, Mrs. W. H. West, Mrs. Charles Sel- den, Mrs. Harold Burnside, Mrs. Lucius Clark, Mrs. George Woods, Mrs. Carl Conrad, Mrs. Goring Bliss, Mrs. William Mrs. Ralph Graves, Earl Clark, Mrs. Andre Beneteau, Mrs. Clifford Bangs. Miss Ruth Devin, Miss Caroline Rust, Miss May Bigelow, Miss Laura Shepherd. Miss Virginia Selden, Miss Catherine Woods, Miss Vera Stafford, Miss Mar- garet West, Miss Alexina Quintard, Mise May Whitfield, Miss Martha and Miss Rebecca Rose. One Day Sale! 563 pairs Stetéon Shop Oxfords, Pumps, Straps, all leathers, sizes $ 3.‘8 $1.35 3 Pairs for $4 No Refunds Stetson Shoe Shop MRS. ROBERT B. HOWELL Wife of Senator Howell of Nebraska, of the Senlor Senator, will serve as pa at its meeting the evening of Marc Cornell Dance and Card Party Pleasing Event About 250 Cornellians and their triends attended the annual Cornell dance and card party given Thurs- day evening at 2400 Sixteenth street. Members of the Cornell Club who as sisted Miss Ruth Peterson in making the party a success were Miss Abby Tingley, Miss Jean Stephe Grace Anderson. Miss Cla ailey Mra, Raleigh Gilchrist, Mr. W. C Mutchler, Mr. . Bigge, Mr. D. Herrman, Mr. Leo Quackenbush, Mr. W. A. Zalesak, Mr. Ernest Kelly, with Mr. Sam Rosey in charge of the music. The floor committee was in charge of Mr. W. M. Aitchison and Mr. G. D. Ellsworth. The patrons and patronesses who sponsored the dance included the Minister- of China and Mme. Sze, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Clephane, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Ed- mund Bullls, Maj. and Mrs. W. F. Friedman, Representative and Mrs. | Hamiiton Fish, Representative and | Mrs. Daniel A. Reed, Senator and | Mrs. EGgar Broussard, Dr. and Mrs William Alanson White, Mrs. Delos | A. Blodgett. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin E. | Slosson, Mr. and Mrs. George Hillver, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grahma Clark, Mr and Mrs. Her bert D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Rankin, Mr. and M John Clayton Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Stid. ham, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Coville, Dr. and Mrs. Adam: McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McLachlen. Mr. and Mre. Paul Lesh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hurrey, Mrs, Charles Michelson. Colnmbia; Women Change Date of March Meeting Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, president of Columbian Women, announces a change of date for the March meeting & who, with Mrs. troness for the Nebraska State Society % seorge W. Norrid, wife 1 at the Grace Dodge Hotel. of the organization from March 1 to March 8. The meeting will be held in the trustees’ room in Corcoran Hall, with the usual cocial hour from 4 to 5 o'clock, followed by an address by the speaker and guest of honor_gf the afternoon. Mr. Charles W. Eliof, 2nd, who ix & member of the nning ¢ G N.wW SILK (i) MONTH-END SALE 40-in. Printed Crepe . 33-in. Lingerie Silk. . 36-in. Rough Pongee . 385 yds. 155 yds. _| 40 yds. 305 yds. 355 yds. 40-in. Canton 7] ] HALF Consisting of high-grade v Crepes, Canton Crepes, Satins, Velvets and Velveteens. & e o AR %uu WASHINGTON™—= ) 40-in. Flat Crepe. . . . 395 yds. 40-in. Georgette Crepe, New Spring Colors Remnants Silk and Velvets LESS THAN 5 to 314 yards—Tinsel Brocade, Velvet Brocade, Satin Georgette and many other standard weaves, including ovNINTH asove G sr. GIVING AWAY BEAUTIFUL SPRING FASHIONS NEW PARISIAN MODELS THE FASHIONS O° WORLD. RENOWNED DESIGNERS DRESSES AND COAT. OF GREAT BEAUTY AND GREAT WORTH $15 TO s20 " DRESSES FOR $4-T0'$ | C $30 DRESSES FOR . $12 GIVING AWAY SPRING COATS s30 COATS HAND TAIL FOR .A.“_O.R.EP 21 SUBMERGING THE IDEA OF MAK ING PROFIT TO THE MORE IM PORTANT ONE OF INCREASING THE FASTEST GROWING CLIEN TELE IN WASHINGTON - - - - NOT ONE GARMENT CAN BE DUPLICAT- ED FOR LESS THAN TWICE OUR PRICES MADAME'S sNo MADEMOISELLE'S COAT AND DRESS SHO!’ELLE STORE OPENS AT 8 CLOSES AT 6:30 ‘A’\ STORE Crepe . PRICE fabrics in lengths of from , Novelty Fabrics, Taffetas, T 937-939 F St. N.W. quality silk linings and to secure a fine coat at Maper Bros L& Final Clearance Sale EVERY WINTER GARMENT MUST BE SOLD *05 to *145 Winter Coats, 69 Fourteen late Winter models, beautifully designed and made of Venise, lus- trosa, roulustra and broadtail cloth. Luxurious fur collars and cuffs. interlinings. *75 to *85 Winter Coats, *39* Nineteen late Winter models in coats for sports and dress wear; fur trimmed. Made of venise and lustrosa. Silk lined and an average of half price. X Co. Shop of Quality Best interlined. Last call INTRODUCING NEW | A DRESSES ‘AT SPECIAL PRICES MOST EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Come see the delightful creations we have ready Tomorrow we feature at this very special in- troductory price the new- est one and two piece models, made of crepe de chine, flat crepe, georgette and combinations. Full range of new Spring shades and all sizes for women and misses. and evening wear, including the new compose models. Materials include new flat crepes, geor- gettes, crepe de chines and combinations in all new Spring shades and all sizes. COMPLETE NEW ASSORTMENT OF Spring Dresses SPRING | I B e o o B e o e S S B S o e kR Kk s one and two piece for street, afternoon 4 o i A