Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 29

RESERVEOFFICER INSTALL DENONE Annual Exercises and Dinner Arm Dance Held as President Is Inducted. Maj. Charles Demonet, Ordnance Reserve, United States Army, was in- talled as president of the Reserve .Of- ficers’ Association of the District of Columbia at the annual installation and dinner dance held last night at the Raleigh Hotel. Maj. Charles William Freeman, Mili- tary Intelligence Reserve, U. 8. A, served as master of ceremonies, and Maj. Gen. Wendell C. Neville, com- mandant of the United States Marine Corps, gave the initiation to the new officers. Others installed were: Maj. Later ‘Wilson, vice president; H. Bentley, = treasurer, and _Lieut. | chnrles JReimer, secretary. The 12 members of the executive committee who took office are: Lieut. Col. T. S. ‘Troy, Lieut. Col. Robert P. Parrott, Maj. Frederick Livingstone, Maj. Walker Smith, Maj. Frank A. Frost, Maj. L. M. Lelsenring, Maj. Hnn‘y ‘W. Hart, Maj. C. P. Skemp, t. Arthur Adair, Capt. Milton J. l.nndvoi:hc and Capt. W. W. Bercam. ‘The drum and bugle corps of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, led by Harvey L. Miller, marched in dress uni- 2orm as color guard to the new officers as they entered the ballroom, and the group was welcomed by Assistant Secre- tary of War and Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley. Secretary Hurley has charge of Reserve By the Associated Press. FLOOD RELIEF PLAN INVOLVES $6,000,000 Red Cross Will Co-operate in Ad- ministration of Fund in Sounth. Co-ordination of the Red Cross relief program in the Southeastern flood dis- triet with administration of the Federal seed, feed and fertilizer loan fund of $6,000,000 was announced yesterday after a conference between officials of the two organizations and Senator Hef- lin and Dr. Bradford Knapp, president of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. It was believed that through this co- operation quicker rehabilitation of the farmers would be possible. The Alabama officials expressed the desire that the farmers be provided with the necessary farming implements and work stock, so as to be able to make best use of the Government loan fund, which does not include provision for this equipment, and H. B. Williamson, director of flood relief at Montgomery, Ala, was notified Uniform !h!d noory m “‘lld!r tonhn Pflnelph” !l 'ch. 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Vi F Street at E_lcyend: Main 3770 Records Easy to Make we'll gladly show how Your children at play — your friends and the good times you have — you can ensllyrccord!hesehlghspou in Imme movies if you own '{“‘P ped for Kodacolor, your Ciné-Kodak will take movies in full, natural colors. Convenient terms on Ciné-Kodaks, if you wish. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 607- 14th St., N. W. to co-ordinate his relief program with i | be purchased for 26c. e Imgram’s cooling and soothing 25¢ Melbaline e Wax Paper, f |§i 48-sheet rolls...... | wvelopes ........... 1% Velour Pow. || sreen and pink.. S]E.klorfd New scarrs’ ] 2 the hat or costume. Street 1cSale Toilet Goods Buy one article at the regu- lar price and we will sell you another for one cent. For ex- ample, two 25c articles may | muhk“" in:en—!vhvk. Mel- B s ey & for 26c |}l 10c Cinco Bouguet Toflet Soap, in |fi otve oil, rose and 9 £ T1¢ Shaving Cream 2 forSle 2= = 2 for 26c | | uc Tonun-u s 1,000-sheet rolls. % 2 for 11c | zrazsme e 2 for 8¢ 35c Boxed Stationery, 24 sheets paper xid, 24 o2 "2 Tor 36c |}l der Puffs red, 2 for 16¢c 15¢ Children’s Boxed Stationery, | 24 sheets paper, D for 16c M e Tmeiia i .',."',..::'"""" 2 for 61c Newly arrived—and utterly fas- cinating! Tailored silk scarfs in many clever styles, including two squares attached, showing cen- trast color combinations; long, narrow styles in compose colors ; | pleated and scalloped edge tri- | angles. . Color schemes to match simplicity. Easily worth $10 more —and they look it! In novelty woolens ol all colors, years ~ Children’s Speclals | CHILDREN'S HATS—Juvenile styles in Java straw, Tuscan, Milan and fancy braids. Of all colors. Poke, Trimmed with ribbon and velvet streamers, bows and embroidery stitch- ing. All colors....... TOTS' ENSE! w block prints. Full length coats with two pockets, frock to match with white pique around neck and down front. Trimmed ’ 50 with organdy rufflc and buttons. Sizes 3 to 6 years. | GIRLS’ DRESSY COATS, in fancy tweeds and " novelty mixtures, Throw or self fabric collars, single and double breasted models. s 98 Trimmed with buttons, plpmz smch- ing and pockets. Sizes 2 to 6, GIRLS’ SMART COATS, in Iored and dresly styles, of fine wool tweeds. Notched or thi row collars. - Trimmed with buttons lnd contrast pipings. -Sizes s8 short-back, off-the-face styles. Sl .98 Newest Millinery In Our Specialized Section Equal in quality = * and fashion to hats usually sold for $5,00 /, and $600. All the 9§ [} new straws, models, colors — and ALL head sizes. for a busy Saturday. King’s Palace Famous Groups at $5.00 Sale! - Crochet Hats New purchase — offes all styles, all colors lfldn'l‘fi head ynzet in ‘hats of 's 59 . quality crochet straw anl other smart materials. Small lhlpu and youthfu.l ma- tron’ s models. Boys’ SIZML Blue Chmot smts' Hundreds of new arrivals ready $7.95 $9.95 Fancy Cuff GLOVES Milanese Silk Gloves of superb quality with richly embroidered cufll in many novelty styles. irregu'un from a celebrated maker. Salulaclmn Since 1859 NGSPAL) 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. Stunning New Coats Worth $19.75 to $25—Featured at Vogue and value in their hap- piest combination! These are coats of high degree in every way—masterpieces of spring- time fashion—in mnew belted and straightline models. lored of English Tweeds, Shadow Plaids, Ombre Weaves, Fine Twills and Broadcloth. Many are adorned with the fashionable furs, just as many are tailored with mannish Lined with silk crepe or satin. All sizes, 14 to 20, 36 to 48. ' hbrifl that dum hose in Ml’- ts—styles that match I:nne 1n coats at lny price whatsoever! novelty tveedl md mlxt:ures. also fine Women'’s $1.50 Underwear harming new lace-trimmed and uumd styles in rayon gowns, chemise, princess slips, combinations with brassiere tops and bloomer bottoms, bloomers and Regular and extra sizes—also double extra sizes in chemise and bloomers. $2.00 Fancy Heel Silk Hose Double-Point Heels ~ Triple-Point Heels Extension Points New purchase beautiful quality all-over chiffon and service sheer full-fashioned silk hose, with self heels and black heels in three kinds of novelty points, Subject to very slight irregularities. Misses’ All-Silk Hose, pure thread silk nom toe to top.. In the ionable new shades. Three Steps to Beauty ftom Men's White Broadcloth Shirts Standard $2.00 Quality Pcflect shirts—and_of unununy flu hbrlc mh?fd or naekblnd mle AI! llal sizes 13% to 17. For the man who wears GOOD Mmgmoflurmfltfihh.nfl E. $1 .35 I Nemo-Flex Foundation Garments Combination With Concealed Suppor!' ! _In the WONDERLIFT Inner emo-flex lJi - the secret of its comfc lmm M%thnmanmm Nemo-Flex Girdle Made of heavy brocade | mmmmmm mmmm fl-!hfl. SINCE 1861~8]XTY EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE . Flat Crepes . . . Combinations ~§F . Dress Sale 147 Reduced from our new Spring stock of $25 and $29.75 Dresses LARGE HEADSIZE HATS THAT ARE YOUTHFUL $1.2.50 : Felt or Straw “I can’t geta hat to fit my head and I don’t want an old lady’s hat.” Several years ago this great problem was brought to our attention by a wearied shopper. We now specialize in LARGE HEADSIZE HATS that are youthful. The model sketched is included in this group. Hat Salon, Pirst Ploor One and two piece frocks . . . jacket dresses , . . fashioned in Spring’s latest ways . . . sports, street and afternoon, versions . . .'in all the called-for new Spring colorings . . . made as you would expect our usual $25 and $29.75 dresses to be made. 2 Lbs. Candy 1 Delicious chocolates and bonbons specially priced tomorrow. $1.25 Mirror Preferred Chocolates $1 Lb. 1, 2, 3 and 5 pound boxes. Oandy Section, Pirst Fioor New Allen-A Wash Frocks Silk Hose For Miss 7 to 14 ’1.95 Women’s & Misses’ Sizes The Apparel Shop, Second Floor V ELVETEEN s -95 Now a new beauty is . available in Allen-A Silk 1s a Clever Stockings, a beauty 3 j created to make your cos- o Printed broadcloth, tume more exquisite. A Ch°lce * pique, linene, chambray filmy ‘chiffon with the and plain colored broad- new panel-curve heel and . cloth and pique frocks tip-picot edge. Style No. and if chosen with touches of hand em- 4200. se broidery. Tailored and Hoslory Section, Pirst Floor herc, it is also dress models; many with bloomers to match. delightfully . inexpensive. New Sweaters Other Wash Frocks and Skirts ;2.95 to ’8,95 Wool Sweaters in plain & sclors and novelty designs, The Curtiiee, Bhoenl Waer -0 sives 34/t0 40 ' $E80, Wool Skirts in plain colors, also tweed with French JCWC[!‘Y ;l‘-uted fronts. $3.95 to 95. ’2 Bweater Section, Second Fioor Belts, $1 to $2.95 Unusual designs in Leather and suede belts in pendants with lapis and alt w&w‘;‘,‘,fl"hfl carnelian drops; brilliant, sparkling crystals; tiny Pleated Scarfs The velveteen seed pearls " in 60-inch $2 and $3 coat is a youthful sfrands and other lovely The new pleated scarfs in fashion which smart pieces. chiffon and “silk with floral women prefer for Jewelry, Pirst Floor denfl“ e wear over sheer Spring and Summer frocks. Our collec- tion of these coats is signally smart. Tlny are made on mbde,-hmlnuof the cloth coat and come in black, tan, Tetnaffbindtiin This home beauty-treatment for the average skin is the most mmhbkvdmm’;nfinmld a two-months supply for Coats, $34.75 The Apparel Shop Second Floor . Animate with this fies, refines, bleaches and ani- sallowness by ra- 100 ‘. Smart for sportl, drivhg or business wear. ‘Cuff styles in suntan, 'uy, rose, tln ‘and navy blue. Sizes 5% to 7%