Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1927, Page 46

S SOCIETY. Of Personal Interest to Washington Residents Mrs. Edgar C. Kaufman, who was the guest of M A Mrs. Gerald Rosenheim & returned stay in New York and wver motored to Bra sday, to re- d at the llme! Goldenberg | ork on L. Kaufman spent last Hotel Braddock at Brad joined New \m\ to | Mrs. Leo Baum were, ¢ night at the Cou Kaufman | tomorrow frof they have bee nd Mrs, Emil West motored to to be the ts of rela- the week en is in Atlantic City “alk and fam- sail tomorrow from rope to spend Mr. and Mrs. last night to Park Anne: r trip to Swampscott, M turned the in_Atlantic ¢ A daughter, ) 1 Kalisher, in l‘hlh delphia after spending sev at_their cottage in At Cachm nding two Hotel in At- s spending 10 3 A} Cottage, Brad- dock Heights, ) r. and M: i enk ol guests of Mr. \lhex( Small, in their home Mr. Isaac ln‘l\l who_has spent sev- eral weeks with Mrs. Field at Hamil- ton, Va. the guests of their si Misses Lillian Cohen and M! ette Cohen, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mantner, en route to his home in New York City. Mrs. Julius Peyser will go to New York to meet her daughter, Victoria, who will return from Tripp Lake Camp, at Po.and, Me,, Friday. Mrs. Sol Herzog will accompay her to meet her son, Robert, who will come from Camp Kohut. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel have re- turned from a two-week motor trip to Pittsburgh, Pa., and Natural Bridge, Va. Their daughter, Miss Emma Abel, accompanied them home, after a seven-week visit with relatives in Pittsburgh. ANGORA GETS—EXPRESS ' AS LINK WITH LONDON | Famous Simplon Terminus Is Ex- tended From Constantinople. Ferries Transport Trains. te Europe with the ina the first direct rail connections be- don and An; blished ntinuation Simplon Express from its former ter- t Constantinople to Ang ers from London and other centers bound for Angora sported across the Bosporus by Turkish ferries, pending f of ambitious plans for the col tion of a tunnel or a suspenslon bridge to link the Asiatic and European shore: This new linking of Angora with e Occident is considercd here to be another fe in the new The fact tt ss will shorten t # nstantinople 18 heralded the bonds & and pre: 5. Prize Flower Show! All flowers may be entered! Every one cordially Invited Judging of flowers at 8 p.m. Monday FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK The, entire building will be thrown open to the pu nhwe Sonday” uesdny The" flowers and inspect the building. v ‘S‘\\\\‘\\‘\\\\\&\%“\\ .I\(Enllttr Jun' CDLUMBIA RD AT 18 ST bmcw‘ AMBASIADOR Y Formerly at 1801 Calvert Special SUNDAY DINNER 12:30 Until 7:30 P.M. Koast Capon Roast Long Island Duck Fried Spring Chicke Roast .\ll"dlx Our New Grill Room Vid \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\S\\ Bttt \‘\\' - ‘-\\\\\\\\%\\\\S'&\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ For Reservations Col. 5042 %' ‘.s\\sswsss\\ss\ssnx&sg THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. AUGUST 28 SOCIETY". @ ., SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘““The House with the Green Shutters’’ b < ODD PIECES SECRETARIES — various styles and finishes 3 from$155.00 TEA WAGONS . . . 28 29.50 MAGAZINE RAC]\\ s 19.50 35.00 S 42.00 TABLE DESKS . 75.00 CHAISE LONGUES . . 65.00 BOUDOIR CHAIRS . 27.50 MAHOGANY HIGHBOY 165.00 MAHOGANY LOWBOY . 80.00 CAPE COD HALL CLOCKS 95.00 LEATHERETTE SCREENS 50.00 BOOKCASES, in a full va- riety of sizes and styles . 30.00 CHAIRS EASY CHAIR in damask, down cushjon . . $90.00 ABM CHAIR in mohalr w xth re- versible cushion covered with [ damask . . . 130.00 COGSWELL CHAIR in tapectry with velvet arms and bagl\, sprm;: cushion . . 68.00 HIGH BACK Quecn Anne wing chair in damask, trimmed with brass nails . . . 170.00 LADDERBACK COLONIAL arm chair in Cherry and Maple, with rush seat . . 28.00 CONCORD ARM CH ‘\IR in chmn or denim . 52.00 LAMPS Table Lamps, complete with shade start in this Saleat . . . . $15.00 Here is one of the most complete Bridge Lamps, complete, are also and choice showings of living priced from . . 15.00 room furniture and every piece Bed Room and Dressmg “Table carries the reductions that go Lamps, complete, startat . . 10.00 with this Summer Sale period. SOFAS Three part Lawson sofa cov- ered in hand blocked linen $195.00 Early American love seat in I o s e e 75.00 Three part carved sofa in mo- [L717- SRS . 250.00 Three part sofa in figured da- M . . s o s 20 Other Sofas from $120.00 TABLES END TABLES . . . from$5.25 TIP TABLES. . < 1150 CONSOLE TABLES “ 1500 COFFEE TABLES . “ 19.50 NESTS OF TABLES . “ 19.00 LACQUERED NESTS OF TABLES . . 19.00 GATELEG TABLES . 19.00 - CENTER TABLES . 18.00 SOFA TABLES o 20.00 BUTTERFLY TABLES . 32.50 CARD CONSOLE TABLES . . 45.00 MIRRORS A complete selection of sizes, styles, and o shapes From $soo Both authentic period reproductions ard those of more modern design will be fourd here in a full and complete range of size, price and style. FURNITURE in the HOME FURNISHING SALE BED ROOM Includes the splendid -examples made for ourselves exclusively by GROUPS THE COMPANY of MASTER CRAFTSMEN and THE ONEIDACRAFT COMPANY Period reproductions as well as furniture of modern design; painted, lacquered or wood finishes: all types of bed room furniture are featured in this Summer COMPLETE line Of the fumlture Sale—and all of them at astonishing reductions. of these great companies will be Eight-piece suites are priced from . ¢ found here for your inspection $ 3 2 5 00 priced on the very low basis pre- vailing throughout our store during the month of August. All interested in Furniture of a character that really adorns the home should see these examples be- fore purchasing. RUGS, CARPETS, LAMPS, e e FABRICS, and LINOLEUM = %Ef:,?g%% —six great floors of home fur- [SL I nishings = are included in Single pieces of this bed room group may be purchased | PR or the suite may be had complete. No matter which | the Home Furmshmg Sale. way you buy you earn the Summer Sale savings. g =< DINING ROOM GROUPS This Summer Sale embraces all the types of dining room furniture in our stock. There are styles, woods and prices to fit any requirement, taste and pocket- book, and with the ten-piece suites the prices start at 385% This ten-piece dining suite is priced at $725.00. It is typical of the extraordinary values that prevail during the Summer Sale period. e Sloane Endorsed Merchandise (arries eAn cAssurance of Satisfaction STORE OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. DAILY; CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY ¥ FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES Charge cAccounts Conveniently cArranged