Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 27

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1927. = o7 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. of becoming hetter acquainted with members of both parties in both houses, and that he has found this medium helpful in informally advane- ing suggestions and ideas in the m | ter of legislation, as well as advan. |tageous in the matter of learning the views of his guests on certain im- portant matters. The President’s guests this morning were given a meal, which, while most | enjoyable and appetizing, was virtually the same in its makeup as k cus tomarily served at the White House. There were the usual hot cakes and sausage and maple sirup, scrambled egae and bacon. toast. biscuits and buns, preserves, coffee and mi | The ab: m today’s conference | {of Representative John Q. Tilson of | Connecticut, Republican leader of the Proposed fiscal lexislation which Huu'.:l‘ ca «"wl ].w.mlu ¢ .nm:-n-"v:l! ;will come before Congress. this Winter | when 1t was first noted, hut it was | was discussed at a mnon-partisan | explained that the Pi him breakfast conference at the White z¢ a lu v and House this morning when President | (hat they indulged in a long talk | Coolidge had 11 members of the Sen-|gealing with the important legislative | ate and House as his guests, bt | Mr. Coolidge invited not only hr‘ Leaders of Both Parties, Guests at White House, Discuss New Bills. Yofir New Winter Coat Is Here—In This Group A Special Purchase of The Store of firattiraf Bifts Universal and Thermax Electrical Lansburgh & Bro. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CHECKS CASHED—FIRST FLOOR SERVICE DESK Three Dress Shops Combine to Present the Republican and Democratic leaders in TS R | - i . both bodies, but also those who wil| PARK ROAD BUS ROUTE ! Coats — Distinguished " ominant factors in handling the | | ; y A l' revenue and appropriation’ measures | EXTENSION AUTHORIZED | by Rich, Warm Fab- pplances and those who will have consider | rics — Elegant Furs ewe 1 er able to say about the legislative pro- — - | eg The dependability of grams to be followed by the two|Pur 3 - § e iy “P““’h"‘ of Four New Coaches Is these famous brands A triple alliance of smart dress The guesiz list included s»namm} Given 0. K.—Vermont Avenue i is well known. And shops present their newest modes Curtis of Kansas and Robinson of s | e e otany ciliinen s for all occasions! Frocks for the Arkansas, Republican and Democratic to Be Used by Line. i Cyeuy SHRIEEE IS Sl woman—the miss—the junior miss. Jeaders, respectively, of the Senate:| The Washington Railway & Electric conditionallv guaran- You will be delighted with these Senator Watson of Indiana, chairman [ =" " igafrsiEiie Vel diio satistactonils ol of the interstate commerce committee [CO: WAs authorized by the Public S e atisfactorily groups ! #and one of the Republican leaders in | Utilities Commission today to extend | 1 "-“ a']" tan TIZ" £ perform the task for o 5 that hody: Representative Snell of lits Park road mator bus line by add eading colors on this ex- e s e i M D New York, chairman of the powertul [;oo o0t c"ona of it over a route ceptional group of smart which it is intended 1SSseSs resses rules committee of the House and one | i 2 « e | Winter coats for the woman Could you think of a . . of the Republican floor leaders in the |along Park road to Klingle road, then and the miss better gift at Christ- mn ew IIlg House; Senator Smoot, Republican. of |10 Adams Mill road, to Kenyon street. | the | to_Eighteenth street to Lamont Utah, who will have charse of : Qe 4 tax p.xufi;.," Dill in the Senate, and | The company also was authori: into straightline models and Representative Green, Republican, of | purch four new busses to replace | eascade cffects—with col- 4 obsolete coaches and was ordered to fars and cuffs of Man- Towa, who as chairman of the House way and means committee will reroute its Rhode Island avenue busses | T ion_anita way i |%0 s to'use Vermont avenue between | the House; Senator Warren, Repub- |Iowa nd Thomas Circles. | e e oqnatond Hepresentative | A reauest for removal of the street | N i, Toombiican: of Tilinois, chair. | €ar loading platform in_Connecticut | . P ? Sk i avenue facing the Mayflower Hotel | men. rospectively, of the Senate and f&) Acingi 3 r Hotel | House appropriations committees: Sen- [ Wo& denied. ~ The comm on an- e bemocrat, of Missis. | nounced that its attacl -5 had counted Sous: saliliar of Thi Seante Nmvnes |50 SWEREs L8108 SIS ca rers ~ommittee. and one of his party’s fioor | USINE it an hour during rush periods. Garner of Splendid fahrics fashioned churian wolf. Warm Coats for the Junior Miss at a New Low Price $35 mas time? Shades $15 A special group for the fastidious Miss who demands the very smart- est frocks for every occasion. Street, sport, afternoon and evening models in the loveliest of new mater Flat crepe, georgette, novelty wool and many combinations. The new and growing popularity of high shades is brilliantly expressed in Jeaders; Representative - Xas, anki: Democrat on e . e, e means committee, 2 Duveenas, modenas, broad- Universal Urn this, versatile group. Remember, and Representative Burton, Repub- Inn omen cloths and suedes, in smart Sets, $21.95 too. there are darker shades for the lican, of Ohio. member of the House | couthful models. Mush- i - more reserved taste, such as wine, : youthfu dels. A 5 Potle . at fracevety navy, cocoa, ete. Sizes 14 to 20. rules committee. List Not Significant. This was not “the first time the President has included members of the opposition party in Congress in his now famous breakfast conferences. The fact that the President had a politically mixed guest list was e: plained by one of the President’s a: sociates as being of no significance. However, it was noted that the Presi- dent confined his selections to those who will have the most to say about raising money for the Government and the spending of it, and those who will do the legislative steering in each Don’t Stand a Chance! Gain pounds of weight with New YEAST and IRON Pleasant to take—Quick re- sults—or pay nothing room or shawl collars—and deep cuffs of French beaver, opossum, Manchurian wolf. Black, tan and grackle. Many new style cffects to choose from. Sizes 13 to 17. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Footwear Lends Its Shimmer to shaped picces, urn, sugar howl, crcamer and tray. Heavily nickeled with sil- ver-plated lining. 9-cup capacity. Sport Dresses Show the Vogue for High Shades $10-95 Gallant sport frocks of gay, zest- ful hues. One and two piece models with the new necklines—and cn- tirely distinctive arrangements of body. Thermax Electric i i It was stated on the President’s he- X K pleats and tuckings. Shown in half after the conference that he in- the Vogue _”f Black Toasters, $4.98 Maryland blue, beige, rose, sea ited {hese guests merely an a means Illustrated in ' Three ke iy B ioam, birch. of getting better acquainted. . £ ome _ electric Th vill make th ffice One of the Pesident’s guests said Charming New Styles toaster, nickeled on biightar pldce to o€ inkatevom afterward, that while no subject of white metal. Ebonized more colorful—the street gay—in a definite nature was brought up for The chic short vamp opera buttons on racks. Wil fact they'll brighten your whole comment or discussion by the Presi- dent during this informal gathering. there was a general discussion around the table of the major legislative mat- pump is onc of the leading fashions for formal after- noon and evening occasions. take two large slices of bread. Turns easily. outlook on life! Lovely Frocks ters, The President could n‘:;( listen to & : Smart with buckle. $10. all of these across-the-table convei it to be underweight, nervous and H . . Tations at the same time, but he was oSkl iy to four fiends Silort varn uildsee cwith for Junior Misses represented as saving very little dur- aow and put pounds siond dok and. mew tenier ! flesh on those bony arms, and scraggy limbs. See ugly lines give graceful curves. Feel a ne: itality and that you haven't known for | How Yeast Builds Weight ing the meal, but all the while appear- ing most attentive to the remarks. Hopes for Harmonious Action. The suggestion was advanced by one of the Republican leaders who was one of the company that the President in- timated that he was hoping that the party leaders in both houses would be as successful in the matter of har- monious action in their handling of the legislation calling for appropriations and tax reduétion as®was thecase two years ago when the last tax cut was effected by Congress. President Cool- idge has had occasion frequently since the last tax cut to publicly commend the leaders of both- parties for the fashion in which they put aside par- tisan feelings and worked in complete accord, and it is known by those who are in his confidence that he now is heping for a repetition of this same accord, or something resembling it, when the tax bill and the major ap: propriation bills come. before the Sen- breakfast conference: The under- strap. Strap wide at bottom tapering up to narrow width where it joins ankle strap. $10 A smart new pump with two narrow straps merging into one and fastened at in- step with small black metal buckle. $10. Second Floor—Lansi rgh & Bro. For Gift Selection—2,500 Pieces Lovely Crepe de Chine Lingerie $3.95 med models. Rosebud trim. Tucking and ribbon Thermax Wafile * Iron, $7.98 Aluminum grid that re- quires no greasing. Ex- pansion hinge. Nickeled on white metal. Ebon- ized heatproof handles. ats ‘and House this Winter. = ey e S . Thermax Electric Corretly made v ok ushere n e g < i o - to allow the chil season for White House congressional Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise—in lace-trim Iron, $2.98 "‘p‘-?"fm‘f'k::!‘\“.h';} An attractive six-pound $10-95 High shades for the junior miss —a youthful fashion that she can wear so well! Dresses for the holi- day, for school wear, for the street. One and two piece models that show pleats, embroidery and nov- elty tuckings. Made of flat crepe or crepe Ro- maine. Sizes 13.to 17. Jaunty styles that express yvouth—but re- tain that subtle sophistication that is hers, at the same time! Second Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. standing is that Mr. Coolidge intends strap. Sizes 36 to 44. electric frop, with & heat- :,:m','fi?",'l-‘::'e'r'(";f'“‘.°';¥gm}’,:‘£":y o you Slips of crepe de chine. Self strap, shadow-proof proat_stand. Complete o, Sies of e asociates that he has found these | fmded if.inconvesient ta by ot dts hem. Pastel shades and navy and black. Sizes 36 e T ot i srain with, tip and breakrast gatherings a splendid means | ¥EAsi Co. ‘Milania; Ga.. Desk OW. to 44. Step-ins of crepe de chine. Lace trimmed, hem- mort of Xmas gift that i lla»wl:t' o with,brass stitched panels and embroidered motif. Pastel shades. will be appreciated. ffl;l:‘":;fi" 't'n"f?':{! s Second Floor, Lansburgh & Bro. Drastic Reductions! Choose Her Gift Now! Fur Coats Formerly $115, $125 and $135 Are Now Marked 39 1 Gray Caracul, Fox Col- lar. Regularly $125. § 1 Gray Caracul. § Regularly $125. Now 95 1 IBrnwn C-rl:ul,s Fox Collar. Regularly $115. Now ........ 95 2 Brown Caraculs. § Regularly $125. Now 95 1 Seal Lion Nov- eity. Regularly S155. 50 & Now or 1 Beaverette, Fox Collar. Regularly $135. Q5 Now Regularly § $13975. Now ...... 95 Street Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. the secrets—the desires of little boys and girls. Of course you'd love to. compete in this contest. Rubber-Tired Doll Carriages, $2.95 Well constructed doll car- riages—in a variety of at- tractive eolors. Adjustable hood. Will hold 15-inch doll. Round Fiber Doll Carriage, $495 Round fiber carriage, with rubber tires and adjustable hood. Will hold 18-inch doll Bing Typewriter Special, $11.45 So Many Toys So Many Joyous Children Toy Town Is a Wonder Town ; Toy il‘own never lacks the fipicc of variety—for there are always new things coming into this glorious land of make-believe! And Santa sits on his gayly painted throne and listens to It is a happy town that we welcome you to. How'd You Like to Win A Doll Or Bike? Ask Santa how you may Sixth Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Oblong Table and Two Chairs, $5.75 Baby Gloria Dolls, 98¢ Adorable dolls, with sleep- ing eyes and attractive face. FEither long or short dress. Crying voice. Horsman Tinie Dolls $3.50 Lifelike baby face, sleep- ing eyes. Di of fine or- Warmly Furred Coats for Girls 7 to 14—$15 That important young lady of from 7 to 14 years —demands that she, too, wear a coat correctly styled from the season’s most fashionable fabrics. And here offered at a price attractively low—is the most remark- able coat selection of the season. Bolivias, tweeds and suedes—all richly fur trimmed. Girls’ Dresses, $10.98 Smartly styled with colorful touches of embroide, ! Girls’ frocks of fine flat crepes and velvet combinations in sizes 7 to 14 years. Choose now, while our stock is fresh and complete! . Fourth Floor—Lanshursh & Bro. i Fox 2 Bl brow! o R:R“’,':r','\, 5':", N o e Not merely a toy but a A set that every child ill - gandy and lace may be re- s : > = ) ’95 Corduroy-Lined practical typewriter, Stand. lovel Ivory or silver &TeY moved. Cunning bonnet. Girls’ Blouses Girls’ Plaid i . rd keyhoard v 3! ¥ 0 $ SPag Sicatis M NE vt Dol Carriages, $10 =~ et oyboard and visible table and two chairs to e $1.98 to $2.98 Skirts, $3.50 tyiined AR eginariyig N SR L Ll ype. ue! match. uffler s Mannishly taflored of fine Pretty plaid skirts in deep B Nowt o o WD e e e e .o $2.95 to $17.50 Engllsh broadcloth and aflc ricn solors—all neatiy pleaisd 5 4 . - or on bodice lops. ore n 2 Marmot Costs. S5 KL AR tiEed s WiNCIN. ""“’;’ldoo(:h"“ I"‘P""‘dg[s):“ House Buffer dolls, with a be- pointed collars, and in sizes sizes 6 to 14, Always the Regularly $125. Now Enameled Doll Cradles Roomy, comfortabl 1 Cunning Nttle house, witn "IChinE smile, dressed at- 3 lod6 Yok JaearCuriat- ° delight of & growink” giri's ; ortable and unnin e house, ! iensrtis Cost S5 $3.50 ever 80 attractive. Finished porch, window plant boxes, \ractively. Various sizes and Regularly $135. Now Attractive Doll Cr:'uillns ltr‘:ll:’-ehe ?rm;halrl. Attrac- doors and wilnt}o‘v‘vlu and styles.. You'll love:them! T Y vim. L vely designed. 4 % r 1 Sealie, Sauirel <ol whita with gold tri, Lined tvely it hinged end io la in turniture £ B lots’ Warm Coats of and cuffs. Regular- 184nch doll. i 1 Ve New. '05 gty SN Sl Do 25 $450 to 515 Germania Chinchilla, $12.98 1 Sialime, Marmot col- o ospita > The ‘new Horsman doll . ‘The smartest coat of the time—for the little tot of from s oo curs. ek 305 B N O s | . SRR s e eestic Sl s e <o ger e A 3 3 . nothing is wi l % - S own h ularly $125. Now stringing? Then bring her o cuddly body. Sleeping eves colors are navy, Frflleh'Nne,..glnnlm.ld;:thrr.. ?l‘lm"n:h 1 Plain Hudson to our doll hospital. Toytown—Fourth Floor and erying voice, generous hems for longer wear, Seal Hats to match, $3.98. Tams to match, $3.50.