Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1927, Page 29

THE SUNDAY STAR, “'ASHT_A\:GTO.\'. D. C. DECEMBER 4. 1987T-PART . 1, 29 = WE WILL GLADLY CASH YOUR XMAS FUND CHECKS: This Sale Will Be Very Largely Attended STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12 th At Community Centers || | | Of the Public Schools. Read Pages 30 and 31 Committees under Mrs. Harvey W.; Birney Center, Nichols avenue and » o N i #iey '4isd (HA L MUTHLY NecTataries] HIGwUEA dtreet southe for Many, Many More nr Ivnu ]llll\nmg for the h Ci nM’n;‘ v e Guild, . , i —Please Shop Early! Money - Saving Items! Athletic ) use will follow from 8 A ; ral Society p.n, with activities throy he " Jade and fowe k including moving picture o = - " e e 9" am., music extensio Tum(n'l'oH‘—-."U!HI(I_\‘——-"H'.\‘I Day of Our Wonderful Semi-Annual Event o this ceiebration i The community centers of divisions Philomat b i 10-13 are rel g a Christmas pag- | cls ov-malking alos 1 10 be n in the enter, Lighth and 1 » auditorium De 3 stre $:15 p.m. An invitat 3 v deratio of the public for this E h nd t s wmber of reserved seats are upon application to the com- | Ta o . Frankin | Cly Tomorrow we ow open our doors to what is destined to be one of the greatest cd by this progressive apparel organization! Washington has The History-Making Event expected | Ifi of Brooke and this long-waited wonder-week will prove cively Brooks unquestioned leadership in the field of apparel and accessories. of Our Institution! Come tomorrow and join in this gala occasion of value and savings! The Six-Day Sale Washington ! events ever ot Never Forge 2% o %, * Launching Our Famous Semi-Annual Event Tomorrow With Our Greatest of All Millinery Offerings! ) o ol o i Let nothing keep FOURTH FLOOR ctiy partment will be FOURTH AN Ao devoted to FLOOR this event! 2 Wednesday nn« B Practically our en- o b you from attend- Comp team am; 8 pan team, Parent tire Millinery De- ing this great sale of Milli- nery. ho Columbia Heights Center, Wilson Eleventh and Har WINTER MODELS That . Any Millinery Department Would Be Proud to Feature As Exceptional Values at $4 and $5 Dennison ood Words Capial 8 ociation, Columbia ciety, gymnasium 9 pm., Club, ( | tic clubs 1 Art Club, m—Games and oup. enter, Military road, —Newest Felts —Gold and Silver Brocades With Lustrous Satin ~—Water-Waved Felts —Smart Soleils / —Dressy Satins —Subtle Failles and Bengalines —Glittering Metallics 7 pm i uts Troops 40 and tion for social dancing: C.. Remenyi | i r z Photograph- | piano class g Bees’ > p.m., music exten -~ Smothers Music Center, Forty-s center, !::nd street and Benning road n music piano ir muuon East Washington Center, hool, Seventeenth and . National C: 8 p.m. . Washington o Without Exception, Without Reserve, We Firmly Believe This Event to Be the Most Significant Value Sale We Have Ever Beea Fortunate Enough to Offer the Women of Washington! Flowers . . . . . Embroideries . . . . . Ribbons z Greens:i ; .+ % v Bfowns . o « : . . Blues Feathers . « o » . Pins . &+ « . . Rhinestones Grays . « o . o .. Blacks . . . . . . Reds PLENTY OF 19 to 24-INCH HEADSIZES! v Club, Queen communit music, ¢ :;h by thlehem “lan MacLennon for women. gym - Hospital, Pontiac A. 3 ke mum[ LINEN FOR SILK DRESS! Saturday—7 . game g ade Mot el ne0S, |Silk Worm Causes Crepe de Chine “"'“E':;,“""‘ to Be the Style Among Nativity A. C. Peasants. Thrills Aplenty on Our FOURTH FLOOR—Tomorrow mount A. C., Y. M. C. A. Comet V. Brown Center, Connecticut | must ot or dre: Ringing Message of Tremendous Economies In This > e avenue and McKinley Monday—3 p.m., advanced French Would die from beginners’ piano . dramatic| It all happened bes 345 p.m.. beginners' French | Students introduced advanced piano class |into the countr: Park View Center, Warder and New- | M{ugtey 18 » ton street el r aS 1 r 3 3:15 p.m., beginners' violin | 0f Peautiful li l I I l seen everywhe ant cloth, though v be 0 pm.. But the peasant women, who have been wearing d linen, now find their ward mplete without a silk blouse | 7k View Junior Pl . Park View Senior Pla DRESSES Unusual ! Different! ‘Richer Materials That Tell How Much More These Dresses Are Worth! aditional will | 1 thing o on the | ms as I more more in line city RARE VOLUME FOUND. people. | t the Macfarland Junior | Joaquin Miller Book of Verses! 1, Towa avenue and Web. T Published in 1869. play period in gym of the community: | of advisory 730 pam.. in public sp e class; 8 pam. am; 9 p.m.. ¥ two known i54e i - and is the work from v e Rk o Dress after dress that will astound s LRl vou. And rightly, for these are not : regular $8.90 dresses. but far better ones under-priced! A host of brand-new styles rarely seen except in expensive dresses. Afternosn, Dinner, Street. Sport and All Day Dresses of fine materials and all smart colors. Ce lrl Conduit road, near ir ay, 3:15 p.m.. Junior Home 5 p.m., all day, toymak- | placed a tax on phono- | outheast Center, Hine Junior High | Seventh and C streets north- v ha Dandri hildren’s dancin violin instruction 0 instruction claxs Thomson Center, Twelflh and L| 9 pam., Italian el ‘ ers’ cla ). « 1 reh: C ridg 1wrs and 4 e lass . Regular 8§~ it e - ere: rom G 2 seve ral Of lllo G requisite to Fig Prices on Our New York's smartness 1s assured in these frocks: Quality, style, correct fit! foremost makers _every dres! a won- der-value. EST. 1879 WH Y BAY%Y LUCKY TIGER nopa fall- duierml- § Crepe ;o p.m., violin, cornet | Fourth _Floor Only! $11.75 —7:30 pam., Gregg to You'll Want Two, Three or Four of These Dresses! You Can Surely Count on Being Delighted! Satins! Twills! Georgettes! Jerseys! « $16.75 Tim. el Crilaren i ; Flat Crepes! In an 3 B s wallmsteflllswmmsymp [ Abundance of Pretty Styles! ON OUR FOURTH FLOOR ONLY Suturday 45 a. s in vio-| “To children an angel of mercy Where | E beginners’ class in sociul danc- | girections “are followed. IT NEVER ) piano i o J Weradp i | 010 Despite searcity and_enormous 3 vation for NIN. it contains full dose. a cla . e training v voura’ (ent. Rold evorswhess an’ dramatic 2 »e held on 500 n botile. Gaturday mornings. . C. A, Voorhees, A, D.. Fhuadeiphle