Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON’S POPULAR SHOPPING CENTER—“AT SEVENTH AND K”—USE OUR BUDGET PLA Make your lppfihllmfllt thll weel wa s To 2 590 | Our “Two-for-One” Dress Events Are Famous-— Tomorrow, Be Prepared for the Best One of All! NewestModes Stunning New Ensembles Included! D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929, g9 STUDENTS HONORED BY CVITAN GLUB Five Best “School Clhzens" of City Guests of Business Men at Dinner. The Washington Civitan Club was | host to five high school students, se- | lected by their respective principais as e best “school citizens,” at a special | ces marking “Men and Boys' Night, at_the La Fayette Hotel last evening. The students honored were Donald A. Craig, jr. 23 Seventh street southeast of Eastern, a_major in the cadets and editor of the Easterner, the school pub- lication; Edward Snowdon, 2311 Con For the Summer Season In Our Sporting Goods Dept. ! Our 'rkn for trlm -fitting seat fll\'!ru and “Giant” tires (guaranteed unconditionally hr 12 months) nun big uvlngs nerting Goods—Fourth Floor. And the results could not be any matisfying It vou paid twice that price! necticut avenue, of Western, pres mem of the June class and captain of cadet John P. Rapport, jr., 1338 Irving street, | of Business, sergeant major in_ cadets, active in dramatics and co-editor of school publication: John Betts, 437 Cedar street, Takoma Park, { Central, captain of cadets and memb or of debating team, and William B. Edel- blut, 3607 South Dakota avenue, of | McKinley, president of June class and | member of the foot ball and basket ball Virtue Its Own Reward. ‘ Dr. Maurice L. Townsend, superin- tendent of Chevy Chasc Sanitarium, in- troduced the scholars with the words, “vi rm» is its own rewar t is the early training that shapes | the m\lxr<0 of life and it is the lack of | such training that accounts for 90 per cent of the drug addicts and alcohol- ies.” said Dr. Townsend. Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant | superintendent of schools, spoke a few | words commending the boys on their | splendid records. | The fathers of the students were in- | troduced by Sidney Kent and the| guests of the Civitan members were' likewise Introduced by their hosts. Arthur Cundi. field secretary for the Inu’rnullonll Civitan Club, made brief address in which he slrvi ed the imnortance of co-operation in citizen- | ship. Boys Entertain Groups. Charles Potter ©f the 1931 class of | Central High School rendered a piano | solo and Blaine Cornwell of George | Washington University gave a baritone | solo. Louis Potter, jr., of Western High , rendered a cello soio and later accom- | panied Cornwell in another number. Comdr. R. W. Schrum, U. 8. N., was scheduled to give an illustrated lecture, | but owing to the lateness of the heur | he limited his mnmbutlon to the show- ing of “Greece Though a Doughnut,” a motion mrture showing the adven- Lures of a “bluejacket” in that country. | was announced that a luncheon vm be held Tuesdsy at 12:30 o'clock | at the La Fayette Hotel. with members of the Civitan clubs of the Chesapeake, district attending. TARIFF BILL TO BE SENT INTO HOUSE THIS WEEK Tilson Sayl !(ellure Will Be !n troduced Friday or Saturday. Debate to Be Later. By the Associated Press. The tariff revhlon bill will be intro- duced in Sltllrdly Rapmmhnve Tilson of Connecticut, the Republican leader, Every Dress Worth ‘10 to ‘15! Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20— Womens Slzes 36 to 48 Just as the Spring season is being rounded out—and vacation time clothes are be- ginning to appear cn the horizon of fashion—comes this amazing and welcome oppor- tunity tc save on lovely seasonable frocks and ensembles! You know what sensational values to expect—come and see the thrilling styles! Indeed, no season that we can remember has brcught forth such delightful fashions—and no “Two for $15” dress sale in our history has presented such astounding values. We Can Give You Onlythe Highlights Here! < Ensemble Frocks | Two-Piece Dresses said today after a conference with Chairman Hawley of the ways and means committee. ‘The measure will not be taken up for | debate until next week, however, as s2veral days will be given the member- ship to study its manifold provisions for purposes of comperison with the present law. The bill thus will be given to the House for consideration four months from the date the full committee be- 'llwly !h!y hlve found it nece.sury to hold many n\ght sessions. means more than 4 —in the very latest versions featuring the three- quarter length, collarless coat, and even shorter jacket. Shown in georgette with the top of the sleeveless frock offering sharp color contrast to the skirt and the coat—and in rich crepe satin with the matching frock and coat trimmed only in the dull reverse side of the satin. Also sleeve- less frocks in soft-toned crayon prints with matching jackets. Perfectly charming—all of them! Printed Georgettes —of the airy, feminine type—by far the season’s most outstanding afternoon fashion! Large delicately tinted patterns, dots and brilliant fig- ured designs—with floating capes, bertha col- lars, soft flares, and other vastly becoming de- tails. Lovely sleeveless models, dainty enough for any evening affair—long sleeved styles—and frocks with sleeves that may be sewed in at your pleasure. Imagine TWO frocks like these for $15! —in some of the most siriking styles that we have seen this season! So beautifully tailored (large numbers of them have ALL-AROUND PLEATED SKIRTS!) and of such heavy qual- ity silks that you can tell they were made to sell for dollars more. In some the blouse and skirt are both of gay prints or dots, but still oftener « you will see a printed blouse with a plain pleated skirt—or a plain blouse with a skirt of contrast- :}g color that has bands of color to match the ouse. Vivid Crepe Frocks —in handsome grades of georgette and flat crepe. The glorious colors range from the frankest of reds through the “bright” pastels (yellows, pinks, etc.) to the softest of orchids and blues—and the styles range from fluffy after- noon models to exquisitely tailored one and two piece frocks. Featuring sharp color contrasts, crisp pleats, flares, finely pleated bertha collars, ruffles, tiers, etc. Irresistibly lovely—and why +» SHOULD you resist them at this price? Besides these outstanding favorites, there are dozens of other lovely fashions, includ- ing Cape Frocks, Scarf Frocks, Embrcidered Frocks, Smocked Frocks with Peasant Sleeves, Shirred Frocks, Tiered Frocks and Frccks with Beautiful Touches of Lace. bl sotiog tuaroise ||| Felirics An Entire Range of Spring and Summer Shades! — -—73 , simple chesp. ‘ Craguifitsia Maize New Blue Rose Red Sizes e Orchid - Navy e+ i Prints g , Capucine Shades Jade Billiard Black 36 to 48 \‘é 000000000000000000‘“000000000000000000000.0.00000.000‘ ‘00000000000000000000‘:"::":::;::’::::‘:':;0000000000000‘0000.00 0000000000000 00000000000000000000 '0‘0000000000'0000“0‘0: s . 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