Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1928, Page 17

i Vode ! THE SUNDAIY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, DECEMBER 16, 19283—PART 1. BABEIAIAIAIAIAIAIIAI $2 Folding Card Tables Make a Delightful Gift at An attractive table, strongly made with composition tnp 1 29 top. Of service chiffon with square luell—-ll silk, too. Regular and extra sizes. An exquisite range of colors. Midatlantic .Sec.hon A'lso [ WOMEN'S §1 HOSIERY Adcpts Constitution Outlin- | 1] Rere st st with ravon variety of styles with ennlee ll { Sine “cons ot ?‘u"é{;..:':f.“du".,.‘ ing Purposes of New Group. | ||| A Teasaes® e "Havon and wool combinations in the errorl light lnd ! lh'rl ‘Winter tones. All sizes—makes a delightful o and metal corners. Every hostess can use one or more of these nicely made card tables. Third Floor ABASABEHASAIANAND § Sparkling Necklaces Novelties for Gifts 52.98 Presenting the newer and more beautiful creations combining brilliant stones and fancy metals in wonder- fully effect- ive articles that will be treasured by the wearer. Unique and different in design—most of them are samples—or they would sell for a much greater price. Chanel chokers, enameled and tiny brilliant necklets, white and colored crystals, soft, glimmer- ing pearls and vivid metal necklaces. Mesh Bags, $2.98 The famous Whiting & Davis bags in pastel enamels. Several charming new designs. Party Bags, $2.98 and $5 White satin with rhinestones, plain or in multi-color combinations. Stunning gift to the young girl. Street Floor—King's Palace %fi@i@%fi%fi@h@h@h% A constitution was_adopted and of- | Il SUESAE BLSor ANE & ESLARS. cers elected at the December meeting Sestrdey ot “the " Migsiantic ‘Secon || 2'5@’4‘@’5‘@‘5‘@’4@’5‘@%'4 - of the Camp Directors' Association, a | | branch recently formed by directors and | | counselors living in Maryland, Virginia | | ln%h Wafid\'érflnjn. | e atlantic section is the eighth | ! formed since the national organization | ; o T T encouraged organization of local sec- | |4 tions s0 as to conduct more frequent conferences and facilitate the promo- tion of high standards of living among | ;] the 2,500 Summer camps for boys and girls in the United States. The following officers for the Mid- | | atlantic section were elected: It Edward N. Smith, Camp Shawanogi, Covington, Ky. president; Hugh S. Susar s, Kiburtis, Camp Matoaka, Cal- | | The buyer had to bring these dresses B & Sericheon ‘aaseiing heid st » back “:1th him in trunks—otherwise we the Lee House recommendations for su- couldn’t have had them in time for this pervision of water supply and sanita- » tion by State boards of health were sale. The dresses are simply marvelous. A camp is not allow ; % np:‘r‘.'sfi’mfu ‘x;wllgerr\:‘sg i r,'mn'fd;“unm; i 2 4 If you thought our previous sale dresses cation o swimming standards o 5 . 5 s the Gamp Directoms® Association with were wonderful, you certainly must see B these, for to see them means to purchase Wit ix’m conference following Hervert several. Samples, one-of-a-kind, copies b t: » tol = . . . i come z&?&%m‘t&%fim %‘mflmi of expensive fashions—in fact, words nesses. r. E. N. ns, eological ” H H Seminary, Alexandria, gave suggestions wont dO them 3ustlce. for religious training in camps. Ralph Street Frocks, Party Frocks, Sport Starry, Camp Passumpsic, South Fair- e ) lee, Vt., told of the candielight service | |! and Afternoon Types—for misses, wom- . Al tist - | K . Ston 1o otk parents any direcsons | | en and those who wear extra sizes. B iy et o r | _Black georgette, navy georgette, Green, Comp Mishavaks, Grand Rep- | : printed wool jerseys that sold for $15, The following directors from Baitl georgette with velvet appliques, chiffon E’E’;fi‘fi%m%lmfi an ‘g.:‘,',?:m; i - velvetg in high colors, satin crepe used on and rs. Al In] r. and i * . o o, |1 both sides, georgette with chiffon velvet, from Washington, Ralph Starry, George | || georgette dinner frocks in bright colors, F. Green, Mrs. Susan S. Alburtis, Cllf- . ton R. Moore and Miss Florence Dun- | | canton, satin, wool tweed and beaded ‘hmond, Ed N. Smith, B P iriary o0, aid e, L georgettes and taffeta party frocks. Hugh S. Worthington. CHURCH CAMPAIGN | EveryOneWorth$10,°15,°18orMore WILL END TONIGHT || A . i ' Take Note— The smarter colors, including p i Black, Na Independence Blue Zeaders Expect Total of $37,000 Thiladid uee 75 géniiine imported beadud’f AEDAL P » ; for Debt and Repairs | chiflon_partyfrocks — recently landed. from | Rouge, Wine, Brown, Tan, Green, £l 3 Paris, France. The price of landing is several . . . Will Be Reached. B e fguce e offer them for in this | Prints and Combinations. —_— sale ($6). Smart pastel tones, el-bnrl':elyl s Epis- | (8 beaded and each complete with a matching . et oy S S By P S slip. If we mention their true value it would Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44, eliminate a $29,000 debt on the parish | /1 A seem ridiculous to the casual observer. Every hall and to repair the church will £N\B dress with the original Paris label. 4‘.|nnet wgy“mia“mfim mwmnounfi: i ment aj. ‘aggaman, | Faf chairman of the drive committee. Al- (i} Second Floor—King's Palace acugh rrors on the el o the ot QWW‘&%%%W%@W%&%WKQWW%WWWWQ confidently expressed the helm that GExsttees | Christmas Sale of T oys’ "J P Fine Lingerie—a | ) Gift She will Adore (_ @R‘b’(fl%’fi‘b%K@%m@’&@'&fi'fi@%@%@%@fi@!@'&‘@%’fi‘@fi%’léW%’E@E’@K@W'fi%fiz@’%@&fi’%‘h%z‘&@%@%%%@‘5@%@%@'&%’(&#@%‘&%‘&% r'%%e'fl%’&@’&%z‘%@&’ve'E%e'%%?"@%@!%‘e'&%e'fiw Clmstmas Glft Sale of Fimshed Embroid. Models $1 98 and $2.98 Dainty Cushions Luncheon Sets Curtains Fine Cushicns Xamty Sets Gowns: & prons . = Rompers Scarfs Children’s Dresses House Dresses Laundry Bags Children’s Dresses Attractive, freshly laundered pieces,” many mounted on white crinoline to add beauty. All entirely embroidered by hand and many finished with dainty laces and ribbons. A gift most any woman would appreciate. Gift boxed when requested. Bed Lights, $1.49 Jap Silk lights with gold gallcon and lace trimming. Attractive boudoir colors. Com- plete with cord and socket. Street Floor—King's Palace %‘%@%’E@!fi haglgal Sl gl S ning Group 1 at Bradley Books and Games, 49c. Lead g-mn Tractor with trailer. 49c. % 4 * Peny Cart, 49e. e. y Comdr. N. L. Jones, n third vlu: $5,005. | 1 (PN S rin “‘;‘::‘:,.‘.':‘,.!:{‘.‘f Imported Diskes, Croauet Set, l': 'DRAMA GUILD PLANS | ey : T 490 Pistol and Car- tri PLAY NEXT MONTH ff | Ve Mo ik Group's First Full-Length Show to| | Be Given on January i 23 and 24. 1] 3 PN e !I-:g:' Blackboard, R Logsing Set, 49c. Dressed Dolls, 69c. m't:ommuxggy Draims Géxgld will ? ; Group 3 at “The ver ” - the eve-| | 3 4 Dl’umo‘ January 23 and 24 at M- | g 7 Folding Table, 99e; white American Fiver Mechanleal 1 auditorium as its| Y oyt S Blackboard with gyi_jumper, 99 first, production of a full-length play, j T D Imported Annxing 99e. with an all-Washington cast. s Be. China Dish cast will be chosen before the | &} N o I ins Dishes, of this month from among the L 99 Alaerlzll Yller Train lnl Jeading amateurs of the city by & cast- | & e e . 99c 65 (e} () @W&W%’E@'EW'Q%’E@%fi’%@%’&fi'&@%‘fi%‘&%@ crepe de chine. Delicate pastel tones in lace trimmed and tailored styles. Fine Silk Underwear Gowns, dance sets, chemise and step-ins of heavy silk crepe de chine. Flesh, white, $2.98 . Chemise, step-ins, panties _and French petticoats of silk $ l .9 8 coral, peach, nile and orchid in a variety of charming fashions. Hemstitched, tucked, hand-embroidered, lace and ribbon trimmed. Silk Gowns and Pajamas Heavy flat crepe in flesh and peach, lavishly trimmed with fine laces, tucks, pleats or tail- s 98 ored models with hemstitching and hand-em- 2 broidery. Sizes 16 and 17, Rayon Satin Costume Slips Regular and extra sizes. Highly lustrous, firm quality rayon, satin...the smart fabric $ 98 that clings so nicely to the form and lends a 5 pleasing line to the silhouette. Pastel and street shades in sizes 36 to 44, and 46 to 52. New Costume Slips Crepe de chine, rayon satin and radiumette (rayon) in flesh, nile, madonna blue, Independ- s .98 ence blue, mother goose, dawn, navy and black. Strap top style with hem or ruffle at bottom. Sizes 36 to 44. Gift Boxed Upon Request. Second Floor—King’s Palace Virginia and Maryland will at- s WW@%@%“WW@W tend the annual cider party of the West Eremmazastall) \ = §1 Cuffed Washable Gloves Sale! Dr. Jones Arch-Support Shoes B o wivee e o . : Fonky. aulied glones of -wuslnbly dents of the society and their wives, chamoisuede in a delightful assortment of c ‘wiil be in the receiving line, A very, very special price—our tremendous purchasing powers, alone, AUl West Virginians have been in- | | popular tan and gray tones. Very smart N ot Mok AR cuff styles. Sizes 6 to 8%3. mke this possible—a large purchase—a very special low price. Other- wise, they must sell for $5. party. o‘(ewmch A. Eugene Barr is chair- man, is composed of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. A famous orthopedic shoe, constructed on a combination last with double duty steel shank in arch. Will give a maximum amount of foot Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. C.lupllnet i ) v $3 Cufied Kid Gloves comfort, together with smart style. Brelles, . Moned for gifte: ‘The entertainment committee is Mrs. One style sketched, in choice of tan or black kid and patent leather. Street Floor—King's Palace A. E. Barr, W. E. Braithwait and Mrs. —— PEVEVEREVEVEVEVETEDE Second Floor—King’s Palace. m % presenting the advis- (thcguilflnndfl:evubnc i N. chairman of . "99¢. . Clifford Brooke of New | 4 X 3 Nested d’ Solid Alphabet| York will direct the play, which is a | [# % e e comedy by A. A. Milne, JH non. 99c. Larse Size Metal Bus, The ph,_cwumm“m nz{; thg’ 3 % propellers, nmm- Gy "oua "Frints, , compri rs. Frede : Do fllndmmm Dr. DeWitt D. Croissant | [}] SRSl istion. %o, . pressed Dos. 0. Short piay.to open. the prog:am of e | 4| Dodge Aut $5.98 Clim ' pley. to open the progeam o : odge Auto .......... PRSI 1 2 i e S { bing Aluminum Tractor presentat cul ln i Taiser s entitied “A Sunny Morning. | {f Park Cyele 81098 Large Dols . ......... 3.98 and 498 aeason tickets Jor the Drama cuna| [f| Velocipede with rubber tires. .. ... ... :g;: Tabgle and Two Chairs.... s i | Oak Desk and Chair. ; 7 :57:50 $2 Mechanical Train Trolley Engine. .$1.69 { Roll Top Maple Desk. ..$4.98 Bowling Alley .......... iteseneng 198 e b e American Flyer Electric Train. .......$6.98 Scooter with rubber tires........... Alluring Tolletrles for Gifts to Women TOILET WATER April Showers and Biarritz by Cheramy $2.00 Che“l?uy:' CRPIE - & i s vis iiri ws FNDE Dj s omncn 3200 D r Kiss Vegetal. . Hudnut Toilet Water. .. .. 4 Choice of Three Flowers, Narcisse, Jasmin and Soul of the Violets. TelliiWalen: . ........ /iooes ... $1.00 Gardenia, Lily of the Valley. White Lilac, Sweet Orchid and Yanky Clover and numerous other odors, Smart Compacts, 50c to $7.50 Hudnut, Coty and Houbigant, some with chains, others with lipsticks and a splendid assortment of other popular makes. Boxed for Gllll. @%W%fi@'fi@!@'fi@afifi" Give a Smart Umbrella $3.98 and 55.98 A fine silk umbrella often solves a perplexing gift prob- lem. We think these are the prettiest ones we have ever ‘,“ ‘ shown at these prices. New bordered effects, stripes and ‘ i y Come in and Learn How to Win Free the $225 WEST VIRGINIA SOCIETY | }§ 4 ST "TO MEET AT CIDER PARTY | Freed-Eiseman All-Electric Console Radio Set Third Fioor—Toyiand e | Give Gloves This Christmas ‘West Virginians of the District and e e s == QEPCing—Ralph Teunis, Mr. and Mss.| | g g appeal. Most women will like these Cards—Mrs. Clara _Holbrook, Mrs. i X —washable kid in a variety of stun- Elonzo Morgan and Miss Eva Conoway. e T onowaY: i ning colors, including the chic black and white combinations; demure cuffs usually trimmed or simply rufled Sizes 53 to 8. Battie B, Martin : i A gift of fine gloves has universal $ l 98 ERECE R b Men’s Cape Gloves tertainment and dancing. W. E. K Boftheins is the president. i SE - Former $1.75 and $2 s1 29 plain calors with amber, pearl- %id and Prince of Wales han- \“,‘ dles. “Also » splendid assort- fmest of men's’ raingeoof - // N Cadet Regiment Has Ball. o4 R : lined and unlined cape ‘l\‘l/ The 2d Regiment, High School gl S > . Cadet Corps, held its first regimental | S gloves in black, brown Friday night at McKinley High | | . ‘acnool Second and P streefs northeast. % - and tan. Not all colors in each style. {The program was arranged by a_com- ttee from the Saber Club, an organi- . #ation of cadet officers. of which Capt. |i] Street Floor—King's Palace mmm&a@a&m@hmmma mw%&max&h@m&awwa&m@a%@m&h&m@aamamam@m@w&a@m@a@a@a@a%@mz&:«@m@mwa mm%&::&m&mm&%&m@a&m@m 4 O&QWW&'&@%QJ@EW