Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 20

BOUIETY | oy e 2 "-rnom'-'i*ucnlon. 24, ang Auna T. Nut- (Continued From Nineteenth Page.) | hall, 33; Rev. Calna: ] ‘Theodore K. l'llm r. Zl. Martinst lh“"'h Wisconsin. They will visit Yellowstone | " 3 “‘_"'h'"" Mo aREha, | Park and other places of interest in ‘Bal 4 Wi 1,"and Alice Johnson, | ge w;:: before returning home in m: I lfu-n“.\mcumd e Toreto C.| ptember. -, ¢ litaine. o \ A'fi': 3 Gobl, 54, AT | Hilds Smith, | Mr. W. H. Taylor is spending_some Pdordecar - Johgeon. & w L | time at the Sea Island Beach, St. Si- éo-‘xe’ e ce. mons Island, Ga. where he is at the oseph ~ J. Dove, 28, and_Mildred E. o i § Momenl bl 2 | e uls s = ’,fl'h“,'f.l:';c ‘,'-,.’:'}rfi,,_ gnd Cora E. Guest, 30, 8hus ity e "ivmy Mrs. Roy McMillan is chairman of the | _ Hairis 8. Jumieson, 35 and Mary M. annual lawn fete fo be held ‘;lhlsharur; | Ry ) noon from 5 to 7 o'clock on the lawn of | Rev. J. ham. | 8t. John's Church at Wisconsin avenue | Isaia o, Corinne Clssell, 30; | and Bradley lane. Assisting will be Mr. | i, %g *ori 5 ead Helen M. Krone- | Hanson | Weightman and Mrs. Paul both " of "Balumore, Md.; Rev | Ryon. Mrs. Edward L. Stock and the i | members‘ O{h herfc;livter will ne“elgl,_“lé;on = - B-neslé:r: ;; and :g:..::‘ i 8 BE (o 7:30 oelook and Banclng will| 806 Anna Keab, 2 this ctys Rev J. B begin at 8 o'clock. and Laura V. Taylor, ‘ 201 a “The Juventle Players of the Washing- | pialsm B i a6 ton Little Theater will present their first | . F- 8 3. and Emily M. Hornig, play in the ballroom of Stoneleigh ! S i i Coll'xtrt tnn;grll'&w eg;fixcnx T‘;IOSE g:l;l” eéflgx’i fi,cl‘,‘,‘ox Rntnta Y Her: Johe art are Wallace qver, Joan Doyle openhayer arriet Freeman, dJosephine -Fortune, | ¢ Richard W. ‘Wilkinson, 25, and Elizabeth Brfilnc’:l bfiDrlénB M]l(tzl Q‘trlfi ls!gsem'-\rg Clyde B, Royce, ¢ n, Innd Siafle ‘6. Rod- owker, Lucille Sheppard | eers. 25; Rev. Joseph 25, Vi 1 ia Highlands and John Keeler. Miss Betelle Allen 1| v 'S483 e 2iratn 11 Rl GRRER: 3 ov. .Don 1 thy. Kennedy, 32, Binghampton, N. ‘The Zeta Chapter of the Beta ¥. .nu Faney R.“chwenk, 27, this city Re) J._Hu Gamma Phi Sorority will entertain its Samuel 5. Nallo, 59, Mount Rainter, Md members and guests at a banquej to- | 9 Eva Arendes, 57, this city; sh nflg;‘m in “E‘he bf!anlmon g?ul. GGflu!!'-Sls;Lm'%od L. sanford, and Edith L. of honor will be Miss Kathleen Gaffney, | Stone. 2¢; %, president, Alpha Chapter, and Miss -Y(ll‘m Jem_}!nu 24, and Allace Gray, 27 Mary Reilly, sponsor for Zeta Chapter. Avl:mr L iriay, ir. 23, and Lula Sulll Members who will attend are Miss| e o N i ‘Wendell E. Thorne, 29, New York City.| Ellen M. Leahy, Miss Isabel Leahy, |and Helen F. Meeks, this cliv: Rev. Geor Mrs, Naomi Geraci, Miss' Rosemarie ’;E §1§R G'{’ Al m'::" Bateman, Miss Joan Brady, Miss Maty | Y P S bia B Celnan, Miss Gertrude Gelbrick, Miss | M: f‘;’%’:"’; e vi an o nd Bessie C. Jones Bwiing Eay, Miss Frances O. Kelly, ° th ntoflkmemllm\n\n. Rev. John E. Miss Catherine Leibin, Miss Eutha Morris, Miss Jacqueline Morris, Miss aones B ns'y?f and Rosa Anderson, 15 Leona Riley, Miss Dorothy Ryder, Miss | Rey . o R R Laura_Senge, Mrs. Pearce C. Smith, g.a‘bm'-;lfi; e Cotenan, 21, this CitFy Rev Bow. Pegiy Tomele. aed Mo Agues | WE % fi‘éok 55, snd Anne V. Simms, Nolan, Miss Leona Riley and Miss | 4f ey & %° Gertrude Gelbrick will sing several meamo Culien Colonial Beach, Va . numbers, and M. King, 47, this city;. Rev. At the conelusion of the banquet, the | °',‘:,':’,..‘ N ir., 24, and Agnes H. members and their escorts will spend | Goodloe, n Rev. Henr ,n Wooding. the balance of the evening dancing at| —_—— e the Congressional Country Club. American automobile manufacturers el | axe Fsubllshln agencies in China. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Shea, Miss Rita = Shea and Dr. Francis Shea are at the | New Ocean House at Swampscott, Mass., | after a motor trip to Maine. Miss Mayme Beattie Lanston left to- | day to meet her aunt, Mrs. Avery Tay- | Jor, in Asheville, N. C., to remain until Fall. when she will resume her studies at William and Mary College in Wil- liamsburg, Va. Mr. J. C. tt entertained a small company at er last night at the Plage Deauville at the Wardman Hotel. - Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Traynhan of Rich- mond are at the Grace Dodge Hotel for an extended visit in Washington. Dr. Mrs, W. W. Townsend are at the llflnwlll.re in New York for a shon visit, accompanied by Mr. and Robert S. Townsend. Mr. T. Russell Hungerford will sail fram New York Saturday for a todr of European u.)llntrle‘ and will return early in September. ‘LINDBERGH AND BRIDE ’ illustrated “Ward- rocase” gives you a VISIT INDIANAPOLIS Classmate of Former Miss Iomw m:m 'Onn:v;fih.onwhz Greets Her at Field as Couple gen nvities. With the capa- Land on Inspection Trip. city of a Wardrobe Trunk, but with the compactness of a Suitcase. The swing- ing bars and hangers can be removed to your closet. hd ... of Superiative Quality: m""m e fl’ w st Wardrocases . $361%$100 by e Kreram of tnis | | Wardrobe Trunks $3810$450 R Klfews. Bags and Cases $12 ° $200 INNOVATION TRUNK CO. Retail Headguarters Smartest Cfeity 158 Sesges ord e Firtavis VYACATION LUECACGE Is Made and Soid by tiss Flying Service of Indiana, Perry had been waiting to welcome the | colonel yesterday afternoon and had | made & flight to another field. He | en his plane went into | a hose dive as he took off for the 1020 Connecticut return flight to the airport at which | Ave. N.W. Lindbergh landed. Washington, D. C. P Other “Innovati Nelson returned to | P New Work; Deaves and Hellywood Portsmouth, Enm,nd recently from a Mediterranean cruise the crew brought * with them more than 700 canaries. e —————— Friday —Saturday, June/28-29 : 0.95 Summer frocks that bespeak the artful craft of Parisianstylists. Just that dress one needs for over the holi- days — cool, comfortable and smart, Featured in silk pique, pongee, prints - and polka dots. Various neck treatments, bows, pockets, pin tucks, pipings of contrasting colors and plaits, In maize, white, Lucerne %lue, flesh, orchid, navy and white dots and prints. A revelation in value! Ralelgh Haberdasher 1310F8treet *Trads mark, WooDWARD & lLOTHROP 10™ 11™ F axnD G STREETS Men’s Oxfords, $5%5 pair Were $10 ta $12.50 45 Pairs Men's Black_and Tan Calfskint Oxfords, also Sports Ox- fords in combinations of black and white, tan and white or fawn elk and tan calfskin. Sizes A 7, T}z, 8, 813, 9, 10, n a!,. 713, 8, 9, 2, 113 z. Y2, 10, 103%; D 6, 6l 'I 4 912, 10, 1043, 11; E 6, 6%, a, mla, i in’lot. ‘THE MEN’S STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Luggage Reductions 2 Hat Boxes, Were $25. Now: §18 1 Ghdxlone Bag. Was 827 5(‘ Now » 1 Pigskin Overnite Bag. $25. Now 2 Hanger Cases, with mtmgs ‘Were $30. Now .. $20 lmnmCln Was $20. Now 3112 .50 Now 3 Steamer Robes, as follow 1 was $42.50. Now 2 were $25. Now Luscace, Fourts FLOOR Sporting Goods Reduced 1 pair Tennis Shoes, size 11. Was 83, " Baseman'sMitt." " Was xs Shiesar Now 2 Butchari’ Spoons.”’ Were §10. 1 Butchart Putter. Was $750. 2 MecGregor Brassles. Were $5. 1 McGregor Mashle, Was $6, No Vulcan Niblick. =W Now, McGresor Mashie- " steel shaft; Was 38 Now -85 7 Auto Awnl Were 8395 pair, Now. pa SrorTING GoODS, FOURTH FLDOI. | Week-End Candy Special, 2 pounds, 95¢ FEERETY Two pounds of our delicious home- made dark chocolates, 95c. CAppIES, AlsLE 16, FRsT FLOOR. Toys Greatly Reduced 2 Red Enamel Finish Speedbikes. Were .75, Now 10 . Now 3.95 B Smail.xis Were "%snul" siged "Dl ‘Carriages. " Were ow Dressed lnr-m Do Now ) Intani: Baby. éeiiaioid Hedd 50. " No g .05 {‘ Dressed Tnfani " Doi Was s 2" Dressed sointed* Doits, SOILED. Were 81, Now TaE Tov StTors, Fovrra FLoCR. Lawn Swings Reduced & Faney Woven Hammocks, with gg; lows. Were #8. Now. A 1 Gilding Settee, Was $22.50. Now. 1T Hardwood Swini, nlmn!"’md Now 1 Juvenile' " Lawn ' Hammoe 2250, Now 36 Folding Camp St Now 12 Folding Cam "Stoois, with "ba Were 75¢. Now " LawN SwiNes, FourtH FLoo! Juvenile Furniture Reductions 4 Children's Stick Reed Chairs. ~ Were 2. i S7.50 ax ¥26.50. 1 fmn Pullman Carriage. Grf o 38 Cnitaren's wnm hottom ceat CHILDREN'S mmrcu Fourta FLOOR. Wood Slat Porch Shades Reduced S'hgh'lv Soiled or Damaged - Were hrown. 1—12x7.6; two-tone brown. - Was $18.25. Now $11.75 Boncw Swaves, ivrn’ Froo White Linen-finish Paper Special, 38¢c 200 pounds White Linen-finish Paper; one-pound paper and two packa;,n-s envelopes, (prcml 38, Shop on Remnant Day—Save 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 Men’s 3-Pie§e Summer Suits Special $2.9-75 20 Men's 3-Plece Tropical Worsted Suits, in grays and tans. vest 15 lk;le‘u;n construction’and very cool. Regular sizes 35 to 40; muu 39, 40 an Youths’ Two-Trousers Suits, $17-50 Were 335 9 Youths’ Two-Trousers Suits, tallored of serviceable fabrics, in tan and gray mixtures. Sizes 34, 35 and 36 only. Men’s Sports Coats, $12:75 Were 520 15 of these splendid knitted coats for general sports wear. Tans, grays and blues, but not all sizes in each color. Sizes 34 to 42 regular; 37 to 40 long; 38, 39 and 42 stouts. 3 . Men’s Riding Breeches Reduced 1/ and More 13 Men’s Riding Breeches, of ‘gabardine, Bedford cords and whipcords, reduced 14 and mote for clelrance Bizes 38 to 38 walst, in combined lot. 3; were $8.50. Now. 6; were $12.50. NoWw ', .$9.35 2; were $20. Now. .$15 2; were $27.50. £ THE MEN's STORE, SEconp FLOOR. i Men’s Pure Silk Socks, Special, 50c Pair Men's Pure Silk Socks, seamless lisle double foot and seamed back. Black, , gray, Russian calf, French tan and white. Sizes 9% to 12, 27 Men's Faney Colored Shorts, slun 8 Men’s Colored Step-in Union Suits, 30 0 36. Were $1. Now ....5! silk and celanese mixed. Sizes 34 to 40. Were $10. Now......8$4.95 10 Men's Panama and Leghorn Hats, 36 Men's Fine Quality Woven Colored sizes 67, ”. 73g, 7% and 7% in lot. Magdras Shirts, separate collars to Were $8. NOW .....ooonvee...$4.85 .mntch. s{zuutold'/: Wereu $2.8 "8 Men’s Milan Straw Hats, sizes 6%, 7 Mcnl Al 'fl.l " Colored l.lhlnt 7, 7% and 7!;. Were $5. Now $1.85 l{'m". sizes 34 and 36. WEI;I“. fow. 8! 32 TImported Irish Poplin Four-in- 6 Pairs M Hand Ties, stripes and pmd.u Were $2.50. NOW o.o.cvvenncnnene..$1.65 ~ Were $2.50. Now ........... ‘THE MER'S STORE, SECOND ?Locl. Boys’ Summer Wash Suits, $1.65 Very Specially Priced 200 Cool Summer Wash Suits from one of our best makers, of linen, broad- cloth and combinations of linen and broadcloth, linen and dimity or madras. :IZ(" 3 to 10 years, 00 Pairs Boys’ Khaki Golf Knlckerl. 12 Boys" Sweaters, light weight, sll - very good quality mlfgflll Sizes D nn style. Sizes 8 to ' D to 17 years, s?e special . . ms 9 Boys’ > Wool lnhln: lnm. [ood colon styles. Sizes 8 years. Special, $2.65 THe Boys’ Store, FOURTE FLOOR. Cedatized Garment Bags, Special 25¢ each; 5 for $1 300 Cedarized Garment Bags, vulh side opening, of moth-proof, dust-proof and damp-proof construction. Size 20x3x57 inches. 75 Cans Knox-Tarnish Metal Polish, 1 “Old Hickory” Lawn 'l'lfla. wfl-h natural finish oak top; SLIGHTLY BHOPWO FHTL {eua' stain-f O] . N Y SHOPWO! Was $33. }“‘Y‘l o e liv’l'l‘ Blue-finish Metal Utility Clhl% 1 Five-Piece Breakfast drop- FHTL leaf table and four cbll.l;'l" o e with t maple finish. SLIG! ¥ m’ggf SHOPWORN. ,Was $5.50. No'. WORN. Was $25. Now....$12.50 ‘White SWL Enameled Bath 1 Green Metal Clothes . SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN. Wi SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN. $3.50. Now. vessenns Jl.:: $888,7 ROW ..ov.niannesios White Enameied Toilet Paper Hoid- g SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN. .75, NOW.............$1.95 ‘Woven-fiber Clothes Hamper, half- ll hlcktl bh!ed Coasters, tile centers. round shape; ivory flnlnh!%‘.w Large SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN. Were size. SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN, 35c. Now.. . PR L Was $7.50, NOW.............84.75 Housewares, Firre FLOOR. Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue, Special, 78¢ 500 rolls Good Quality Toilet Tissue; 1,000 sheets to the roll. HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR. Rugs Greatly Reduced ll Grul ln‘l, size lxlO. Wm “ 25 Plain Cll:'r Rag Rugs, size 24x36. dia Now Size 9x12. Was $48.50. Now $29.50 4 Wire Grass I.ll, ‘siz 9xi2. 2 Rag Rugs, hit-and-miss pattern; $10.75. NOW ...ovvvuians size 9x12. Were $17.50. Now..$9.50 2 Rag Rugs, hit-and-miss pattern; size 8x10. - Were $15. Now....$8.75 1 Heavy Quality Basket Weave Rug, .. size 9x12. Was $9.75. Now...$6.95 Woven Design Fiber Rugs, size 4x7. 1 Basket Weave Fiber Rug, size 9x12. ‘Were $5.75. Now.............$345 ‘Was $12.75. Now. $9.45 50 Oval Grass Rugs, size 27x48. Epc- 1 Heavy Quality Basket Weave Fflifl‘ cial Rug, size 8.3x106. Was $11.75. Now ... $8. Heavy Qi Rug, size N . Taupe roadloor 5.9x12. Was $34.50. Now 2 Imported 10 Remnants Linoleum up to 8 squ: Were $14.50. Now. vlrdn REDUCED !; FOR CLIA - 1 Mourzourk Rug, s IM- \NCE. PERFEOT. Was $34.50. Now $17.75 10 l-ll Rugs, plain l:olors and momed 1 Taupe Broadloom Carpet, size {Tects. Size 4x7. Were 85 6.6x9. Was $38.75. Now. .$24.75 N¢ Rucs, FIFTH FLOOR. Colorful Enameled Boudoir Portables Special, $1.50 54 Dainty 1-light portables; nicely finished in green, orchid, canary and rose, Exceptional values at this special Friday price. Lamrs, SEVENTH FLOOR. Rush Rugs, Fine Ruffled Curtains, Special, $1.28 pair 100 Pairs Fine Ruffled Curtains, in the popular ivory tone. 274 yards long and 40 inches wide, with 3-inch ruffles. Complete with valance and tie backs. Rutfled Marquisette Curtains, $1 pair 100 Pairs Ruffled Marquisctte Curtains, ideal for Summer use. 2Y4 yards long, with tie backs. Cretonne Short Lengths Greatly Reduced A wide selection of short lengths of Cretonne, suitable for gu\ofl coverings, bags , and smocks. REDUCED !4 AND MORE FOR CLEARA! 24 Summer Pillows. Were 95c. Now, 55¢ UPHOLSTERY, SIXTR FLOOR. Woven Furniture and Couch Hammocks Reduced V4 and More for Clearance 3 Stick Reed Seitees, for small 1 Green Stripe Couch Hammock, with purehes or outside use. Were na stand. Was un. Now.. ...‘lll.ls 1ummnm t cushions. Was c’?flum flW........ Gnriu Unlrflh. with d s, w.'.“’.“i‘a Sew-on Garters Costume Jewelry- Clocks Reduced : s 8-d T i Cl \‘ % Special, 2 pairs, 25¢ Ll }’I". R 72 pairs Flesh 5e\w-on Garters, 9- e . o inch length, Special for Friday l lll tary tnlnmed hmn-u. llte Ros zed Paper Shoe C: e ey RO, e Now $1.95 waons, A1stes 21-22, First FLOOR. Leather Goods Reductions "x" Lmnlluon shel] J Crocks, Atsix 1, Frmst FLooR. o aniages sl s Picture Frames Reduced lon Wi 3 Ealt“Bage, lur unu’c'.. in hl.ck # Swinsint Frames, Wore $3 to $3.75 Te $13.4 Redured for_clearance to 81 E ing Frames. Ware 55. Now £ Were $6 to §' rown Pouch ~ Bass, hluk cwen 310, " Now reduced to-55 1 Tan Trout mnm- and” Imitation shell top. me. " "Wz #id * nsed for display 21" Now redured tn Were 150, Now PICTURES, S1xTH FLOOR. o Envelope B Silver and Silverplate GrtE!l’ udm:ed lor clunnu ‘er Broecade Wi Reductions 1 Ol and Vinezar. Was $5. Now .§1 iliam &our;s Mastale Plller'n s Edward Here 5150, and_ Edwards Cen Now $8.75 1 Susde Belt mwa in mm i W 5598, Now . . TEATHER GOODS, AIS! Pmst PLOOR. Card Tables, Special, $145 25 of these excellent values included in tomorrow’s special selling at $1.45. With attractive moire tops. PURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. . Boeks Reduced Special, 65¢ - 150 pieces assorted costume ”l"m-go jewelry in a combination of col- 2,0t o ors, and set with imitation chrysoprase, rose quartz, chal- tedony and emerald. B cElbu 4 1 llbh" Were 3. Now. rench Necklaces. 3 Living_ Bible, L 3. nmg (Rt 'mrm _ord :uu 23 Pooks 1 /3% “soue Jinen books, Books, Asres 23-25, First FLOOR. Toilet Goods Reductions §7, Jmported, Night Bottles. Wery Nur Teduct i i et “Birace bl m Bo fvere. sf'u O s 30c."Reducea for {omorrax t..! - ch -3 it I Wi Soap. = Nor oo ""?-' pomd‘"v?u'x’. 5. Now v‘ ecklac Cakes Mem Soap, imported. < '.‘,. = 828" Tow Teauced to 140 Cakes of Flida So Tera 31 "ow 18 tach! l f““"‘“‘ It g:n 50c. Nfl', 8 cakes in “box. ‘Reduce: *fl .7 “""fi‘“""""" 200 Cakes of Imported French . “"" 206 Were 35c. Now.'S cakes in box....406 290 Verbane Shaving Sow How_rediced % o Tmvortea Powder Boces, Feduce Tonows: Gift Shop Reductions se, DAMAGED, 3 Cotalanian Glass Yaso,, ‘oduction Lali 3 wers 3¢ Now DAMRGED .~ Was 3 % 5 Military Sets. Were Dol Peylet ana 20 Imported Bobby Com Desk !fl DAMAGE! i, i fie " i Bolllu n.;;ua s’ Sweel Pea Perfu bk Bnlfl;:_;mnnd § Bweel Tea rmu \! Bottles Tre Jur Perfume. °’| \h(ldrfn( Nigl Now_ reduced to ;fi l’lrlnn (‘nlnlner '-llh svo‘u&t ‘TorLer Goons, AISLE 14 18 Fimst FLOOR. !fi&‘" Colored Glass Plates Special, 15¢ 300 green and rose glass plates with optic design, for fruit or salad. Special for Friday. F 835% PLH S THE Ger Swor, StvENTR FLoO Organdy Scarfs cia Bt Spedal 50¢ :l “Cotored Fhd L owl and 2 cand 36 and 45 inch scarfs, with em- Now broidered edges, blue, rose, green, orchid and yellow organdy for Friday only. Yanity Sets to match scarts. Spec fiana Y Tollow: e i Reducea "t hail -nd e 3, Guest, Towels, SLIGHTLY SOTLED, 0% 8 $2.25. reduced to x ihen Rlf tne Tecular price.. GLASSWARE, F1rTR FLOOR. English Bone China Plates, Special, 25¢ Samples From a High Quality Manufacturer roken 209 Decorated Plates of various Painte et o it Sizes, in one-of-a-kind patterns. e , 18 e Black Meses. N S iaED. Very special for tomorrow. ow UOILID‘ Wara3.ow 11 o " o i SHTLY BOTLED. Was 5.:30; ety DT rod e to