Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1928, Page 19

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James Ta- and Racing Mrs. W. M. Dutrow; sccond, Mss. W. T. | wire.” Harry Beall; second, Miss Valeria | Talbott: second, Mrs. Thomas L, Daw- | ond, Mrs Lewis First, Miss Mary | Sand farts Embroidery in satin _stitch—First Miss Betty Selby, second, A. R Miss Mary England. [ Nicholson First, Mrs. Lerersia g Premium awards Selby Handmade t--First, Mlss Lou- | Ginger Man) A“ards AHHOUHC(‘d at Antiques. | Handmade handkerchief- First, Miss \\'r.fij"r‘v S0 : ond Louise Mc- na‘l'x;\yl(',' | 5 i work ) ¢ 1. Top- | Naomi Bogley: second, E. M, England. | Refooting stocking g ¢ B | Rockville on Horse Show ‘. ot | Trish crochet —First, | Pearl Hendricks, brittle—First, Mrs, Myrtle ankn\\ p ' rif . gl awn Monroe; second, Mrs, C. W. | Buttonholes Firsd, My ccond, Miss Nora Brown. Tomato catsup—First, Mrs. Alber H article Lawrence lish: second, Mrs. . J. Goode Brawner | Hargett; second, Miss Margaret Tschif- | and Exhibits. second, Miss Daisy B. 1 Handmade filet Ince st. Mrs. Al- SoliRaEY. . H. 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Darby Bow- || New York Boston Lowell S AN eas rticle, wool : . T - | / usnal and ontstandin second, Mrs. e e M e | SAVE MONEY ON STORAGE. CALL / colors yet to be sho Fecons i = { i in feminine footwe Luncheon sct— First, Miss U red na Poole First, Mrs. Bd- | Best loaf light F. S. Smith. ad: s Crochet ward Ros Mrs. W mut layer eake - First, Miss Nel- " l ,s The art of color comb with the exclusive desi FIRE-PROOF / pag o ¢ A s i B S —— of the eraftsmen of Artcera Y rlora B LOCALELO% firfigemo%o has created footwear which i NG interprets the fall mode in the ) work and hemstitch- e new manner—entirely different iss Katherine Poole ria W. Darby. from anything shown heretofore. 006 =014 FLEVENTH ST. 1 Arteraft asks your indulge: craftsmen re-c the interiors of WITHIN WALKING | > Hazel | i . £ Eiy usual in all the wor The complete r e | STORES AND THEATRES ||| | Remarkable Purchase o _ | | 1 letion Ot Aerifcs smart i . | visit our salon. R THE BRADFORD | 500 18th and K Streets RUGS::z:: | CLEANED | coLp & i srorace SFUURS 1313 YOU STREET, N. W. PHONE NORTH 3343 N @CDl \W/HEA\IID Mrs. Edgar | Rental Agent i | ~STREET BETWEEN Ilth & l'Z.h\ Final Reductior Spring & Summer Dress & Coat That Sold From $25 to $49.50 try of B. Prancis S vashingtotn. D. third, entry of Blue and Gray Stabl One More Week to Save in OUR ANNUAL AUGUST : COAT SALE ers, ridden by arles Carrico, entry of Washington, D. C.. Charles Carrico. Saddle horses, ridden b; tleman—First | i Clever Reproductions of Higher | s an Opportynity You Shouldn’t Miss | Priced Paris Style Creations | Middle and_ heavy - : I First, L | for Coming Fall ! ton, Washing | A H. Heinry | I e [ cAlso Included: A large selec 1 | | tion of Smart new Velvets \ | Philipshorn’s Thrillingly Beautiful Coats Lo ew | ¢ entry of G. 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