Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1929, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1929.° [i WIDOW OF VETERAN, MRS. LIDA FORD, DIES Was Native of New York State, 84 Years 01d, and Came to Capi- tal City 35 Years Ago. Mrs. Lida Ford, 84 years old, widow k Ford, Union Army. veteran, of Clarl AR <y arres 1 Havae Msg:r: treet north i i i Charles ayden, s - ciate, With Prominent g sty Ford was a native of Orleans, Jefisceon County, N. Y. In 1876 she moved to Falls Church, Va., and came Jurists as Pallbearers. to this city to live 35 years ago. She e ¥ was & member of the Church of the Funeral services for Willlam Good- p L;?ud Brethren, North Capitol and R year Johnson, prominent WHshington 3 streats. ‘attorney, who died suddenly Tuesday, g ‘She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. will be held tomorrow morning, at 9 Arthur Bruckner of Hastings-on-Hud- o'clock, at the residence, 1827 Sixteenth son, N. Y, and Mrs. Hayden of this S:r};fl Edward I. Bucks tor of St. city, .gr‘\i a ionvlmt;l;gt:“\;l gl::;r‘lj ;:“tgi;‘ls ev. Edwar uckey, pas t. / | also leave - Matthew’s Church, who was a college : : lf:'r’; Mtiss” Helen Sue Bruckner and classmate of Mr. Johnson's, will of- 5 | Miss Virginia Bruckner. gcnu- Interment will be in Rock Creek ¢ i & ‘ Funeral ufrv:‘curn ,‘,’f col;;ucte}g.nt ‘emetery. er daughter, Mrs. y- Active pallbearers are Dr. Edward E. [ihe ot ow sbtermson, st @ olles. Morse, Donald McNeal, George E. Sul- § 4 . Rev, Simpson B. Daugherty will of- l“g"Mal;’l‘fl"‘fl;ogg:&;;; Hugh J. Fegan ciate. Interment will be in Arlington Ak a VTLLIA] ery. The honorary pallbearers are Associ- Cemetery ate Justice Willis Van Devanter of the Supreme Court of the United States, | Associate Justice Charles H. Robb of | the Court of Appeals of the District of | Columbia, Chief Justice Walter I. Mc- | Coy of the Supreme Court of the Dis- | trict of Columbia, Assoclate Justice | Wendell P. Stafford of the Supreme | Court of the District of Columbn | Daniel W. O'Donoghue, Frank J. | Hogan. Lewis E. Smoot, Meyer Cohen and William D. Hoover. The following attorneys will repre- | sent the Bar Association of the District of Columbia: Mr. Cohen, Mr. Hogan, | Stanton C. Peclle, George E. Hamilton, | Leon Tobriner and George E. Sullivan. | James M. Proctor, vice president of | the District of Columbia Bar Associa- | tion, formally called the attention of | the District Supreme Court to the fact of Mr. Johnson's death at the session e FEducation’s CITIZENS’ As'st:IATlON =‘ F un? 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It came from Wyoming, the first of its species to be discovered. e, & WoobpwARrD & LoTHROP 10™ 11" F axp G STrREETS Iris Lovers and Home Gardeners Will Enjoy this Itis Show Tomorrow and Saturday ‘All the Irises are from the Gardens of Earl Wooddell Sheets. Mpy. Sheets, assisted by Miss Margaret C. Lancaster, president of the District Federation of Garden Clubs, will be here to advise and help you. Appreciation of the iris is growing by leaps and bounds. Where a few years ago the majority of us thought of them only as the “blue flags” of our grand- mothers’ gardens, we now know that there are hundreds of varieties—in a won- derful range of color and perfection of form, pleasing in fragrance—delightful in the garden or as cut flowers. This Iris Show which we have arranged represents our initial effort in the show- ing of Iris. For that purpose we have selected Mr. Sheets because he has been growing, importing and developing new varieties in Iris for the past 15 years. Many Choice Irises Will be Shown in ‘This Exhibit Mr. Sheets has more than 1,000 different varieties of Iris. His collection has been brought together from the gardens of practically all American and European hybridizers, and is one of the most noted collections in this country. Mr. Sheets will have some of his own seedlings on exhibition, also a number of varieties that have never before bloomed in this country. Orders placed during the show will be delivered at the proper time for planting—this coming Summer. 25¢ to $25 per root PLANT AND GARDEN SECTION, FirtH FLOOR. Corsets Greatly Reduced 6 Front Clasp and Side Hook Girdles of fine broche or satin; Woodthrop model in sizes 28, 31. 32 and 34. Wer £10.50 and $12:50. Now 6 Modart. Corsets with low _ long hip lines: sizes 26, 27, 3 Were 35 N .8 8 W. & L. Special Corset-Brassieres of broche afid satin treco; sizes 38, and 42 Were 35. #"Nature's Rival Girdle-Brassieres o Iayon mum, Jeinforced; size 42 oniy; Were, 6 Girls' assieres of _light weight st -u Ut aires 30, 3, 38 and 38 12, Now 0dd ‘ot o Neterea; Biep-ia Qe &5 rler Bettn Bandeans: re: fuiced for clearance. Were much m 5 Disphraem Relfs with garters tached. Ware $150. NOW....... CorseTs, Twirp FLOOR. Negligees Greatly Reduced Ravon Robes, in black with meth Tuvedo cnilars of Wies.” Were $5.05° ana ow . - 2 Cretonne and Printed Dimitv Tiedium "sizes. Were '$3 "and T Putiinan Rohe pnd | Caee Drinted crepe de chine. “Was S1057 % of crepe satin ~d with marahou and Blue Georgette Fajama tn-,...».'i-. Iace trimmec 3 plece mr‘dmm «ize. Was 325, N 1250 NEGLIGEFS, THIRD FLOOR. Glove Silk Vests, $1-35 Were $2.95 23 Glove Silk Vests with built-up shoulders, in white and mint; sizes 36, 38 and 40. 14 Kavser Glove Silk Combinations. in varlous stvles, including solo, bras- glers and bleomer combinations. step- sizes Were 3595 and o £3.03 32.038" and 40. Wue’: 4.95. 46, L Rhvser Marvelt Sl Cominaito in pink. with handesu top and bloomer low: size 32 Wers 5595 Now.. S1.95 and Crepe Himmed and pe: C: de " Chine 1 T Ple, nnch nu., Siaes 3. 42 and w o5 Frenc e’ Chin . h ':“ 2 Fren: and- ade g emhmmev-d Gr"Resn and each. Were $13. .56.95 ILK_UNDERWEAR, Tm!b ‘FLOOR. Little Girls’ Frocks Greatly Rniuu‘d ta, Georgette and njed Wash M-mlah. some with 83, follew T 1.3 3 A Titdle Girls® Straw Hate were Now 53 JoveNTCE FiRnisiings FOURTH FLOOR. Girls’ Felt Hats Reduced, 31 ‘Were §5, $650 and $8.50. 18 smart hats in attractive styles and colors, greatly reduced for Friday. GIrLS’ AND JUNIOR Misses’ MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR. Reductions in Millinery 18 Trimmed Hats, smart motels from the Millinery Salon. Were much more, now reduced to $7. 50 25 Mlulnery Salon Hats, W much more. Reduced to. 33 Hats, including felts, fal and small novelty straw Were much more. Now.. MiLLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. Home Frocks of Handkerchief Linen, $3-95 Were $5.95. 15 irocks in prints with long slecves and pleats in skirts. u Nevelt Avrons in er and plain lors. 3 soc ull I‘rlnl:d Bmocks o educed to .$1.4 20 Frinted. Frocks Anighed with “Seale Ioped necklines and hemstitched in contrasting color: fted bodice, gred skirt. Were' 42,0t 4 Printed Fre Tons ‘in i hnw and piping. Were $7.50. Nn: 5 Home Frocks. THIRD FLOOR. Girls’ Knit Combinations 25¢c Were $1 and $1.50 20 Knee-length combinations; sizes 2 to 8; for clearance tomor- bodlee or built- In “white and 4G irimmed ¢ fihemln. G o c”" s 1e Janior lss* Loungle Balaman, bl 1 satin’ witn” ved e ow 1 N R*Glrie "Stipover Wool !wuler-. siies and 26 Were Haine Shipover ool 8 {ul colors: sizes 34 and 7 amin ‘Cotion Sweaters, Torig nd mn; .vllnnckllnn sizes's, 13 . Lon Stockings, size |o 0 gray ana tan, Were $1 pair. 18 oaire Girig N i sn»u,. m black; sizes 8 and 8% Were §.Quarier Sili-ande d 7. Were $1.50 Dllr OXILB FurNISHINGS, FOURTH qun 10™ 11™ F axD G STREETS Specially purchased for tomorrow’s selling 35 Printed Silk Crepe Frocks 31375 Much below their usual price Fashion's small, all-over prints—on light and dark backgrounds. One and two piece styles; beautifully made, of exceptionally fine quality silk at this much-below-usual price. For business, for afternoon, and practically all daytime wear, these frocks bring ncwness and fashion, Sizes 38 to 46, 2 Women's Black Silk Ensembles, with full-length and three-quarter- models. Siges 36 to 44. Sold “as length coats, Size 44. “As is i Were $25. NOW........$1225 , Were $25 and §3050. Tow, 81835 inted_Crepe Frocks, beige and 10 Women’s Street Frocks, printed silk e b el crepe and flat crepe, in pastel and o sie5e. Rew s, ; street shades. Sizes 36 to 44 As 4 Women'’s Tailored Silk Crepe Frocks. 15 Were $25. NoW.........$7.50 Navy sad bisels Sims 95, 40 and Women's Novelty Checked Tailored e e Frocks, with pleated skirts and e o leather belts. “As is Sizes 36, 38 e L S and 42. Were $20.50. Now..§12.25 e e 5 Women's Crepe de Jour and Flat Crepe Frocks. Black and rose; sizes 36 to 44. Were $20.50. Now...§22 8 Crepe de Jour and Flat Crepe Frocks, with smart lingerie touches. Sizes 38 to 44. Were $35 and $39.50. $26 25 Women's Flat Crepe and Crepe de Jour Frocks, one and two piece 6 Women's Flat Crepe Frocks, tai- lored styles. Sizes 38 to 44. “As is.” Were $29.50. Now.....$16.50 3 Women's Silk Ensembles, with full- length coats. One black-and-white ensemble; others with printed frocks that match their linings. g} Tweed Coats, Sizes 40 and 42. Were $39.50 nnd Lln, blue and gray. Sizes 38 to 42. $4250. Now.. .$29.5 “As 15’ Were $16.50. Now..$9.75 ‘WomeN’s Frocks, THIRD FLOOR. Walnut Room Reductions 1 Street Dress of bright red flat crepe: 1 Tulle Evening Frock, dark wine color: size 18. Was $50. N $29.50 size 16. Was $75. Now... 32.50 1 Beaded Lace French Evening Gown, 1 Rose Pink Beaded Evening Gown, sur- size 36. Was $115. Now $29.50 plice model; size 40. SLIGHTLY Silk Frocks, one black, one bright red SOILED. Was $95. Now $29.50 and one navy; sises 16 and 18. Wete 1 Black Taffeta Dinner or Evening Gown, 805 and 475. Now . bustle back model; size 18. Was $85. French Evening Gown'of fiesh ‘moire, Greatly reduced t0 ............$42.50 LY ILED; s 18. Was e 2 Lol $48 2 Printed Chiffon Afternoon Dresses with $135. Now reduced to 1 Chartreuse Beaded French Evening beige background; sizes 40 and 42. Were $65. Now ...............$37. Gown, size 36. Was $125. Now $37.50 ‘Tue WALNUT Room, THIRD FLOOR. Junior MiSSCS' Frocks’ $8.95 Were $16.75 to $29.50 7 Junior Misses Frocks; of georgette, flat crepe and jersey. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. 5 Junior Missew Georgette and Flat Crepe # Junior, Misges® Twe- e Frocks; Suliable for street and afternoon; Bize 13. ‘Were ow Sizen ™13, 15" and Were $29.50 » 1 el Ml S Theed Coaty irimmed " with §39.50. Now o fpxcoltar. Biae 1T was $49.50 ‘Nol‘v:‘ ::1 nior Misses' Tan and Navy Spring Coats. $ Janon ""“" Frooks: of tapis i1 Plain and. fur-trimmed. | Sizes 15 and 7. (ol U e A Werp oisa. " Now i S o el Ll - 81 2 Junior Misses' Siik aiica "duned to . 3 s oats JLan 2 Junior \nfi‘ hConsl of * uel _and . ;,. St £ .,{3 Grisn Haincoatr. ax-cx broadciotn. * Bizes $29, 22 w . 50 JUHIOR MKSSES APPA'!L FourtH FLOOR. Little Women’s Georgette and * Flat Crepe Frocks, $25 /e 30.50. O attractive styles with circular tiered skirts, pleated skirts and draped btk aBlue beige, rose, green, red and black. Sizes 3312, 3774, 3974 and 41%;. ScaiiienRliney 3 Little Wi Silk_C Frocks. in navy e Women' repe Frocks. in na 4 Larger Women's Soring-weight Dre 4 smart print x:lzu e i ow Coats, beautifully tailored, with mole col- 1S, Were $19.50. lars; sizes 47'a and 49%2. Were 330.80. 8 Larser W _m‘, t Crepe Fro Bt R R e Now . B W i s 7 SPECIAL-S1zE APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. 5% 40’ o33 Now Misses’ Tweed Suits, $19:50 were 2050 12 only in this special group, reduced for immediate clearance. Double-| breasted styles; with wrap-around skirts, Some made nported tweed fabrics. Su& 16 to 20 in the group. of imported tweed, some -plece Oxford Cloth Suit_with somewith tweed' akir g-’ o T K and silk blov mn Slaes Siiehtls” solled; size 16 Was 3 $7% S0 Were 349,50 and 330 re- N < duced 16 .. $19.30 Misses’ Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Tweed and Twill Suits, 519-50 Were $29.50. 10 single-breasted twills and suits of imported tweeds. Wrap- around skirts. zes 36 to 44 ‘WoMEN's Coats, THIRD FLOOR. e CEE L S SIS ST S 1 Misses’” Silk Frocks, $12.25 Were 525 10 529.50 9; Youthful and attractive styles priced for clearance tomorrow. Red, green, blue and black. Sizes 14 to 20. Afternoon and Evening Frocks, 9 Misses’ Sllk Crepe Frocksi one and two flon_and sedrgette: in blue. ngyz ?};g‘; piece styles. Navy. blue, rose and beige: """'u’;,"%"ufi"mn irt Staes 34 o dis 34e W Were $1600 o st to $39.50. Now. i n 3 o R L R 36 Misses’ FRocks, THIRD FLOOR. Girls’ Frocks, $4.95 Were 5750 to $19.50 1; of English-print cottons, crepe de chine and flan- nel. One, two and three piece styles. Sizes 8 to 14. lll' glv"h‘ Frocks: flat crepe. !nr(!llev;ml Tweed and Eng- e s Gl Blaes & to' 14 youthtul colors. Were Ash-print * Cot rocks Ope ‘and twe nd $16.75. low . . !;l,eiz I}'N g l Wll’t IS lfld Twu e aptendid, for ir Were. 340,50 Now. ..50.35 GIRLS’ APPAREL, Foul Womcn s Fur Coats Greatly Rcduced 1 Muskrat Ceat with Johany colls de chine-lins Was 3195, Now reduced o 1'Light Brown Caracul Coat with Baum 1 Leopard S d Fancy crepe de chine comard with wolv collar. : L A Now /| parten shawl co Fur Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Misses” and Women’s Sports Sweaters, $1.95 Were $3.95 to '$8.75 14; Good-looking cardigans and slip-over sweaters - in smar!lllghtmflnd dark colors. Sizes 34 to 40. 5 Knitted Sports Sults: sizes 14 & 4 Misses: i rocks. Black, tan. ros Shlte brown, " and Ted. " Were 32030 an lnd l‘..a"émi “u’x::"f Lo ?h.e:r 415, somu'a Now 8 *Ili r!nflt mbles for’ npuruwur Light and dnrk (hldrl sizes 14 to 38. . & o J10.80 and s3980. Now, 3 -r.-. ‘nlmln‘vfi:on “Was 510! X mportes nor s I“a-l alr Tan |d| 3 2 EmRe e and 38 Were §75. Now.....§30: G E e It et eveukas s:féfa WoODWARD & LOTHROP Remnant Day Savings are 25% and More Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted Extra-size Philippine Gowns, $1.75 $250. 3 Extra-size Philippine (,o s, Wes 15 Bad 30 n DA RRG 31 Wh(le Philippi: G <. e, Phllpelas, G Cin m‘nk and Were $1. BO lonk Gown wuh Igns sigeves -na eck; Was W CoTTON UNDERWEAR, TE Crepe de Chine Gostume Slips, $395 Were $5.95 16 heavy quality slips with deep hems, and net or lace tops; in white, flesh, peach and yellow. 4 Costume Slips of crepe de chine with ace top: W o 5 Costume Silps. 'of crepe: lace irim: med "and” embroidered. " Were 312,78, 'St1ps, THIRD FLOOR. Tailored Silk Sports Shirts, $395 ‘Were $5.75. 14 for women and misses, in mu, blue and white. Sizes 14 to 4 11 Tailored ann Blouses: in navy. black. ” Sizes 33 # "Silk Blouses: bllck and white. Now Br.ousl:s. THIRD FLOOR. Kayser Knit Combinations, 95¢ Were $2. 28 Kayser knit com- binations of mercerized lisle with camisole top and tight knee; in k and white. Sizes 4 :nd Ravon Combinations in Car Munsingwear and Comfolastic nulu in"Chemise style, and. brassiere bloonmer leg stvie., 1n_peach and ‘E"’ and ch. Vore $1.50 ‘and § -85 ® KNIT UNDERWEAR, Tamp’ Fiooh. Infants” Handmade Dresses Greatly Reduced 57 Handmade Dresses trimmed with hand embroidery, as follow 3 were 32 and :2 S0 15 ‘:eu $1.50. pai ow. 50 INFANTS’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Women’s Chiffon Stockings, Special $1.35 Pair 360 pairs fine-gauge Chiffon Silk Stockings, with lisle lined silk hem and plaited sole, in smart shades of suntan, mistery, grain, fallow, bamboo, silvering, gun- meta! and white. airs Imported Mereerized Lisle !tle hl,l. with lnnd-emhrom:red nude and “fawn; Mll AlLS Siockin inted h!tl and picot to Sunmetal. evenglow, Cub th’\!Y hfl‘! Broken Women's Hosrery, Fmst FLOOR. Boys’ Calfskin Oxfords $2.50 Paiy Were §5 25 Pairs Boys' Tan Calfskin Blucher Oxfords, Goodyear welt sole. Sizes in lot: B 11, 1135, 13, 13‘1 1; C 12, 125, 3. 4, 4%, §, : ‘,D 11, 11%, 12, 1315, 1, 2%, Bovs' Snozs, FourtH FLOOR. Children’s Shoes $1.95Pair Were $5 10 Pairs Children’s Patent Leather umps, one-strap style. Sizes B , 615; D 3, 315; E 313 a nm Children’s Tan Elk na Patent Leather Oxfords, CBH-DI!‘NQ Smoes, FoURTH FLOOR. Junior Misses” Pumps $4.75 Paiy Were $8 15 Pairs Junior Misses’ Patent Leather One-Strap Pumps, cut-out sides and Cuban heel. " Sizes M ;B3 4,5, G C 215, 8, '5, 5%, . i iy Mitsert Fon Caltakin h‘lardn. Goodyeat SvireS¥o.5h.° ow, 11 pairs Junior Oxtords and w.m Ties 8 8:.C4 5.8, Now Cmum:us SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR. Misses” Short Vamp SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Fancy Cuff Kid Gloves, $1-95 Pair Were $295 pair. 40 pairs fancy cuff gloves in an assortment of colors and size: 45 pairs anen Fancy-cuff Fab- ; sizes 5'%, 6 and 65, Were $1. 50 pah- Now, 75¢ pr. ric Gloves in gra; ‘WoMEN's GLoves, AISLE 10 First FLOOR. Cotton Dress Goods, Linings, White and ‘Wool Dress Goods, Reduced /4 and More Cotton Dress Goods 400, Remnants Cotton, Dress Goods. ln ‘unnm from 1 to I o Silk, _satin oennne c on Crege. an-d ain Erffitsa Broadeioth prlnuu Dunuy Jits) Ya AND MO FOR CLEARANCE. CotTON DRESS GOODS Seconp Froor. White Dress Goods j28 Remnants white Goods.in lengths from 3 yar DUCED % Ao MORE POR CLEAR- ‘WHITE Diess Gooos Seconp FLOOR. lanese Volle, nd ‘Wool Dress Goods 100 Remnants Black and Colored 1, Dress, Fabrics and ‘Contings, i table for dresses, coa icits REBUCED. Sa’ AND E FOR CLEARANCE. ‘WooL Dress Goops Seconp FLOOR. Linings 150 mpm-nu Gotton Linings. n mecs, Seconp FLOOR. ) o Pumps, $3-25 Pair Men’s and Women's Were $630. 3 Pairs White Kid H Strap Pumps; size A 8; B 215, 3, Handkerchiefs 3! Reduced ONE-HALF PRICE 1 Reduced ¥; Price {37 pairy aient_Leather Tie Pumos 300 Linen Handkerchiefs, for P e Ahie “’"”,' i) rqung women and men, in white and 31, 5 Vere colors. Also a broken assort- B i et s lhe i O ment of initialed handkerchiefs. Fumps, tound ' toe ‘and guban “heel HANDKERCHIEFS, AISLE 13 e o % ¥ Finst FLooR. Missis' Srors, Trmb FLooR. Women’s Strap Pumps $4.85 Pair e Were $12.50 31 Pairs Women’s Pumps, in several shades of beige kid and combinations of suede and kid. One-strap and center-strap styles, with L*lhan or bpal\- ish heels. Sizes in lot AAA 5 to 64:; AA 4% to 5) 6% B 315, 4%, Sta; C 3%, 5%, 7. 10 Pairs Womevu Black Knd _One-strap Hnuse Slipper-. mth In\w heek Sizes B 314, 5; C 4, 8. Were $3.50. Now. G Wonen's Sroes, THIRD moen. N