Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1929, Page 19

SOCIETY __(Continued From Elghken(h Page.) are now in Europe. Mr. Erwin’s father, Mr. O. P. Erwin, and Mrs. Erwin of Chicago are occupying their place during their absence and were hosts to Mrs. Blodgett during her brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Grosner are again in their apartment in Ward- man Park Hotel after a short stay in New York, where they bade bon voyage to Senator and Mrs. Royal §. Coveland and their son when they sailed last week aboard the Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Grosner were guests for several cays be~ fore returning to Washington of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Seldman in chelr home, Chatsworth Gardens, at Larchmont, | Chapin—Talbott Wedding In Maryland Last Night. ‘The marriage of Miss Miriam Choate ‘Talbott to Mr. Allison Henderson Chapin of Jackson Heights, Long Island, son of Mrs. Byron L. Chapin of this city, took place last evening in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Atho H. W. Talbott, in Rockville, Md. The cere- mony was performed at 7:15 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Millard F. Minnick, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, officiating. ‘The house had a simple arrangement of palms and white lilies about the im- | provised altar, and in the dining room | palms and water lilies were used. Miss Mary Almoney played the wedding music and Miss Eliza Choate sang “At Dawning” and “O Perfect Love.” The bride was given in marriage by | her father, and wore a gown of white | moire made with fitted bodice and full | skirt short in front and lengthening into | a train at the back. Her tulle veil was held by a cap of lace, and she carried | roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Gordon Daisley was matron of honor, and had a ccstume of green point desprit fashioned like the bride’s gown and she carried pink roses. Mr. Robert B. Turner of Forest Glen, Md., was best man. A reception to a large company fol- lowed, only members of the two families | attending the ceremony. Mrs. Talbott, | mother of the bride, was in a gown of pink chiffon and lace, and Mrs. Chapin, | ]mo(her of the bridegroom, wore black | ace. Mr. and Mrs. Chapin started later for & wedding trip the bride traveling in a gray crepe de chine ensemble. They will make their home at Jackson Heights, on | Long Island. | Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. Oscar Larson, Mr. Newton Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Johnson of New York: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Alinutt of Stamford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rado of New Jersey and Miss Hum- | phreys, Miss Marie Humphreys and Mr, | and Mrs. Cecil Humphreys of Philadel- | phia. Mr. and Mrs. James Watts Mercur | will arrive tomorrow at the Wardman | Park Hotel from their home, at Walling- | ford, Pa., to attend the marriage of Miss | Virginia Fairfax Blackistone and Ensign | John A. Milburn. The latter is the son of Mrs. Mercur. Others who will be at Wardman Park until after the wedding are Mr. an Mrs. Herman Hudgins of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Hudgins is the former Miss Mary Stitt, daughter of the former surgeon general of the Navy, Rear Admiral Stitt, and Mrs. Stitt. Mrs. Price will return to Norfolk with Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins, to be their guest for 10 days. She will then return to the ‘Wardman Park Hotel, where she will be until she sails for France on August 21 to rejoin Maj. Price in Paris. Miss Callie Doyle returned to Wash- ington yesterday after spending the past two_months at New York and Newport. R. I. Miss Doyle will join friends at Newport again early in August. Mrs. James Griscom Harper and her Httle son, Gwyn Harper, who have been the guests of Mrs. Harper's brother, Lieut. Childres¢ Buckner Gwyn, in In- dianapolis for two months will be the guests of Mrs. Harper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Childress Buckner Gwyn, sr., in their home, on Park road, for the rest of the Summer. Mr. Ralph Snowden Hill started terday for a series of visits along t North Shore and will be absent several weeks. Mr, Hill had with him in his | Georgetown home over Sunday Mr. and | Mrs. Richard Howard Jones of New | York, the latter formerly Miss Louise Conkey, niece of Mr. Hill, who present- | ed her to society last Winter in his charming Georgetown home. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, whose marriage took place | in April, motored Monday to Radnor, Pa, and will go to New York the first | of next week and after moving from | the small apartment at 1060 Park ave- nue to the larger one at 1050 Park av nue they will sail for Europe. Mr. and | Mrs. Jones will be at Deauville, where they have leased the house of Marquis | de Challias. for twe months &nd will return to their New York apartment | in October. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baird of Mar- | shall. Va. the latter formerly Miss Ursula Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison of Virginia, have taken a cottage at Cape May and with their four children are established there for the late Summer. Mr. and Mrs. ene Coles Pomeroy, who' lived abroad for some years, are again in this country and have pur- chased a house in Princeton, which they are arranging for a permanent home. Mr. Pomeroy came to this coun- try in the early Summer agd Mrs. Pom- eroy came from Rome last K. Baron Luigi Filippo di San Floro and Baroness di San Floro, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, who visited in Washington recently, are now with the baroness’ parents, in Princeton. Mr. Mark Goodwin, has retutned to his home, 2220 Twentieth street north- west, after an absence of uverll weeks spent in Texas. Mrs. R. C. Dall, jr., and Mrs. E. P. Shannon of Brooklyn, N. Y., are at the Grace Dodge Hotel while motoring through Washington. They are accom- panied by Miss Margaret Shanahan of Milwaukee and Mrs. Arthur Chaffee of Higganum, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Macqueen of Dalecarlia place have returned fram a motor trip to Asheville and the moun- tains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Shaw have returned from a two-week stay at Ocean Grove, Md. - Miss Margaret D. Reamy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs."Henry Garnett Reamy of Montross, Va., is the guest of Miss Dorothy Octavia Funk of this city. Washington School Teachers Home After New England Trip. Miss Jessie Fisher and Miss Alma Lord, who have been traveling in New England for several weeks, have re- turned to Washington. Miss PFisher is at_her home, at 71 Randolph place northwest, and Miss Lord at 1272 Mon- roe street northeast, Brookland. They are teachers in the Eckington and Brookland schools and during their trip they visited in New York, sailing from there to Boston and Bangor, Me., where they took a bus to Mount Desert Island, Me. En route home they stopped in Elizabeth, N. J.. where they were in an automobile accident, Miss Fisher being more seriously injm’ed than Miss Lord. Maj. and Mrs. Alfred E. Larabee have | come from West Point and are spending ;I short time at the Wardman Park otel. Mr. and Mrs. Norman James of Bal- timore, the latter formerly Miss Isabelle Hagner of Washington, sailed Saturday | for Europe. Lieut. and Mrs, Thomas Ryan, jr.. have with them at the Wardman Park Hotel Lieut. A. N. Balton. Mrs. John M. Wiley entertained a small party of friends last evening at dinner at the Carlton Hotel. Mrs. Marshall Hilleary of 1430 Rhode Island avenue is on a visit to Atlantic | city. Miss Mary Rutherford Samson is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. ‘William A. Boss at their Summer home, on South River, near Annapolis. THE EVENING SUMMER RETURNS TO RIVIERA TO STAY Bathing in Iediurrlnelp Again Holds Favor, So “Saion Morte” Disappears.! B GANNES, July 31 looks as though the would again be a “saison mjcrte” for the Riviera. This used to the time when students and unfashionable people seeking a .cheap holiday came along, but bathing in the deep blue Mediter- ranean, drying in the sun and bathing again has become an infectious delight, and so there probably always will be & Summer season now. { At Cannes, the Palm Beach Casino, which has replaced the icipal ca- sino at the point of the Croisette, has sliding roofs for the restaurant, concert hall and gaming rooms, and for the seeker after beauty there are, in addi- tion to the Turkish baths, luminous sun baths and massage rooms. They actually have substituted fine sand for the pebbles on the beach, and provided artificial moonlight for the open-air swimming bath, which is con- stantly filled with fresh sea water. Mrs. Lewisohn's lovely villa on the Crofsette has its own beautiful swim- ming pool, and has been taken for Au- gust by Miss Maxine Elliott; the Ranee of Pudukota is planing to spend a con- siderable time at her Cannes villa, too. (Copyright, 1929. by North American News- Alliance.) (NANA)—Tt S 'r never LE TOUQUET GAINS FAVOR FOR WEEK END TRIPS Many Take Villas for Summer, as Town Is But Two Hours From London by Air. LE TOUQUET, July 31 (NAN.A).— You can fly from here to London in less than two hours, so no wonder Le Tougquet is becoming so popular for Summer week ends. People are taking villas for the Summer, too, among them Mrs. Gilbert Miller. Doubtless she thought this convenient as well as delightful, as Gilbert Miller is busy in London with the rehearsals of Gertrude Lawrence's new show, though it will not be shown there before going to America. Flying becomes more and more com- fortable, and these fine days, with the cliffs of Dover clearly visible long be- fore one leaves the French coast, the snapshotter aboard enjoys himself greatly. Lord and Lady Dudley, who are great golfers, have been on a visit recently and have determined to come back again in September. | (& ovrizht, 1629, by North American News- paper Alliance.) Respecting the complaint of inmates of the poorhouse at Hitchen, England, | that they were tired of the ‘“goody- | good” literature supplied them, the offi- {cials will furnish higher-grade reading. Thursday . . . for one day only! 500 pairs of Sorosis and other high-grade $10 to $13.50 Footwear $ =~ Half price and less. . .of course, it's a ridiculously low price. . .but these are odds and ends we want to “clear in a hurry...really point of view. desirable footwear from your .a clearing of stocks from ours— Patent ]‘eather! Kidskin! Linen! Crepe! Toyo straw! Black! Combinations! All types of heels...and group. . must s3y no C. O. D. or approval sales.. Beige! Gray! Blue! all sizes included in this .because of the tremendous reductions we .no ex= changes or credits. . .all sales final. Sorosis Shop—Street Floor. j\ FASHION Washington Parts J' INSTITUTION NewYork REDUCTIONS 6:25 10 $Q 95 TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL STOCKS 800 PAIRS OF FAMOUS DR. KAHLER SHOES ALL SIZES — AAAA TO EE : A HIGSBY’S \ KAHLER SHOE STORE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 25c St. Dennis Bath Salts in Russian pme, Rose, Narcisse, and Chypre. . C Tres Chic Dusting Powder... Toiletries Shop—Street Floor 1929, Annual Summer Sale New Fur Fashions Offictally Open Tomorrow! Out go clearaway lots! In come - new fall purchases! A FASHION INSTITUTION Paris Washington NewYork First August Remnant Day at Jelleff’s Double Feature Attractions! Be Here at Store Opening! Tomorrow will be a particularly interesting Remnant Day at Jelleff’s. Our buyers, just returned from the New York market, have brought home wonderful new purchases of merchandise for immediate and early Fall wear. time, shoxt lots of Summer merchandise will be whisked out at‘fractiopal prices. Be early! worth while braving any heat. Winding Up July Clearance! CLEARAWAY WOMEN’S SHOP! CLEARAWAY MISSES’ SHOP! Misses’ Dresses as Low as $7. 50 —all reduced from $16.50 What a dash there’ll be for these.. crepes. . flat crepes...printed chiffons...printed .that feature all around plaits, flares, uneven hems, and some dresses are sleeveless. . .broken lots we must hurry out tomorrow. $10 —vegularly $16.50 and $19.50 Just what young people want right now...cool daytime dresses...sum- mery evening frocks...in flat crepes, georgettes, printed chiffons, and & few tailored cantons that would be ideal for travel! Juniors and misses +..sizes for you both! $12.50 —rvegularly $19.50 to $25 Even ensembles in this group...in- deed, it's hard to think of a ‘popular Summer fashion that's not repre- sented in one size or another...light and dark shades in printed chiffons ...afternoon frocks of crepes...an a choice of maize, nile, flesh, or white ...which will you take? New! Summer Half of it is $3 to $5 Jewelry! cnsm.s pearls*, _ multi-strand galalith ' chokers, wood chok"fi metal bracelets, earrings, opaque beads, 27 and 20 inch neck- laces, festoon effects, chains...in brown tones...reds. . .blue. ..sap- phire. . .topaz. . .and emerald green colorings. 500 pieces. $1.95 1o §5 qualities. * Simulated. Jewelry Shop— Street Floor. CLEARAWAY! Ensembles! $19.50 —formerly $39.50 and 319.50 “Two-piece oxford covert suit. . 12—navy twill two-piece. suits. or 7 coats 3—smart tweed ensembles—silk blouses «..green, blue, orchid..... vees.$19.50 $25 —formerly, all were $45 17 beautiful Summer-weight wool en- sembles. . .pastel shades...and dress- maker style tailoring. . .all have sleeve- less silk blouses. . .sizes 14 to 40..$25 —formerly $69.50 and 385 Just 10...and they'll go mighty quick for these have full length kasha or basketweave coats in black, navy, or plum. d silk dresses to match or contrast. . .sizes 14 to 42 $29.50 Ensemble Shop—Thi or. $49.50 —formerly $89.50 to $110 A black silk ensemble with a long cnat and lovely eggshell blouse in size .four long coated ensembles with mntcmng silk dresses in blue, tan or black. ..and two grey tweed ensembles with silk blouses. ..sizes 20 to 44.. just think what it will mean to have one in hte Summer or nrly,‘l;n;l. S orts Wear $29.50 m $35 Knitted Suits—two plece. ..three plece...mostly ~ light colors you can wear now and right into . $19.50 $5 snp-on Sweaters—good Summery colors. . .some sleeveless and some long sleeved...going Thursday at $2.! Sportswear _Shop—FourtkFloor. CLEARAWAY! Glove Silk Undies 19 pieces of $3 to $5 glove silk vests, step-ins, bloomers and chemises. . sizes 36 to 38. . .lace trimmed and ap- pligued, in pink and black only, $1.95 $1 Somersets and rayon vests, siightly solled, in nile and blue. . .sizes 32_to 36 apa—Secumi Floor. New! Satin Pajamas! Only a dozen $10.95 A manufacturer's clearance—absurdly low priced. Stunning three-piece pa- jama ensembles with sleek black satin trousers and coat, a blouse that’s gay and printed! The kind t the smartest women are wearing /at tea. ',hs klnd College girls_adore. ..the so much more, and are. gny Shops—Second Floor. $19.50 —regularly $35 and $49.50 You'll get a wonderful value in this group. ..whether you choose after- noon frocks or evening frocks or jacket frocks...and whether you de- cide for plain or printed chiffon or crepe in some clear shade. Really wonderful buys! $25 —vregularly $45 and $59.50 Many ensembles. ..and not two alike ...dresses in charming day and eve- ning siyles. . lace, chiffon, georgette, crepes. ..too _diversified to describe here...but the remarkable point is that individuality goes hand-in-hand with remarkable value Thursday. $29.50 —regularly $49.50 to $65 .dinner gowns...af- ternoon frocks...street frocks...but not many, so come early! Several flared models...and some that havp lingerie touches of handmade lace. ‘Tomorrow’s an important day for $35 —regularly $59.50 to $79.50 The choicest of our one-of-i fashions. ..ensembles and gowns in sheer chiffons...here'’s a rare opportunity, make the most of it Thursday! Evening gowns.. Misses’ Juniors’ Frock Shop, Third Floor. 35 of those awfully new Fall Ensembles. $16-50 Just one of those marvelous values that do happen in alert merchandising circles. smart Black Satin, with eggshell blouse. Smart Canton Crepe, brown with capucine, green with egashell, navy with eggshell. Women's Simple Frock Shop— Second Floor At the same Values such as to make it 152 Women’s Dresses $10 —regularly $16.50 to $25 Not more than two or three of a kind, but look what the woman who comes early will find!...printed chif- fons ... washable crepes ... printed crepes...in sleeved and sleeveless dresses...sizes 36 to 44...clear pastels or printed patterns. ‘Truly a great deal of style and value for a little price! $29.50 —regularly $65 to $95 ‘Three handmade French frocks of clear chiffon...imagine that...and the rest are equnlly surprising. . .five jacket dresses of Spanish lace...two evening gowns of chiffon...four long sleeved dinner dresses in blue, black, or chartreuse lace...isn’t that high fashion for a low Thursday price...do see them. Women's Frock Shop—Second Floor. $12.50 —all reduced from $16.50 Remarkably inclusive group...en- sembles of washable crepe, ideal for Summer town wear ... sleeveless dresses. . .suntan dresses...afternoon dresses with sleeves. ..in printed chif- fon or printed crepes. Sizes 36 to 44. Really exceptional dresses at this price. . .every one. $15 —regularly $25 to $49.50 Seven pastel georgette frocks for af- ternoon, made in charming dress- maker style. ..three are copies of im. ports in printed chiffon...five im ported lace gowns with long sleevi and uneven hemlines, beige, blacl and blue...ten beautiful sheer evt ning gowns, many made in princess style...and there are ensembles as well as dresses...yes, 35 ensembles and daytime dresses of georgette, printed crepe, and washable crepe. .. hurry, for as usual in Thursday groups, sizes are broken. 'LARGER WOMEN'S SHOP $10 —were $16.50 and $35 Whole new group of printed chiffons, washable crepes, georgettes . . . and dresses from our own regular stock... sizes 40’3 to 50';. 12.50 —were $35 and $39.50 Eight lovely summer dresses in print- ed chiffon or sheer georgette...two navy georgette coats Sizes 40!z, 42);, and 44%. \ —were $39.50 Fourteen dresses in very good styles ..sizes 4015, 4275, 4415, and 46';... ensembles, as well. © $35 ~were $49.50 ‘Three ensembles in smart slim styles ..two printed chiffon dresse: unusual lace afternoon dress two georgette afternoon dresses. Larger Women's Frock Shop Second Floor Sunimer Coats — Fractional Prices 77 COAT VALUES FOR MISSES ] $7.50 15—$16.50 to $25 Coats Many Styles!—strafghtline and cape styles unlined or full silk lined...black tan, orchid, green, an ed 15 tweeds, sillc crepes, fiannels, kas velveteens...see them for yourself, $7.5 $10 4—$39.50 Sports Coats in Tweed mix- tures...belted or straightline...won- dertful value $1 z—us Black Satin Coats with Vd‘v!t l—'fl.’b Tailored - Kasha almond green...lovely .. -$10 1—$39.50 Wool crepe Coat with’ surr ‘Tie_Collar. . $10 1—$39.50 Smmy Tucked Gr!y Bas- ketweave Coat . 10 1—$35 Tan Kasha Coat “with Clever little collar $10 1—$49.50 Unusual Cape Style Coat ol Tan Kasha .$10 2—$25 Blue Flannel Coat...silk’ crePe lined...remarkable at. ..$10 $15 1—$49.50 Flared Coat of ‘hvy Blue Silk Crepe 1—$59.50 Black Frost (‘repc Coat wuh Side Cape . $15 3—$69.50 Blltk Sllk (‘rtpe Coats w"h Collars of Bleached Squirrel $15 2—$45 Black Tailored Coats—very smart...of kasha or basketweave.§15 3—$49.50 TImported Tweed Sports Coats—belted or straightline $15 2—$49.50 Tan Basketweave Coat w’lth 10 Attractive Velvet Tuxedo 1—$49.50 Navy Blue Coat with SI“n 1—8$59.50 Satin lined Black Silk L‘repe Coat. . .scarf neckline 2—$49.50 Silk Dress Coats with s-un Cape Collars ..... N e $15 1—$65 Blue Basketweave Coat with Grosgrain Ribbon trimming ......$15 1-349.50 Black Kasha Coat with Tri. colored silk scarf and lining. $25 1—8$79.50 Ermine Collared Black Dr’es; "'— Coat—individual .. lovely colors......... 10—$29.50 Velveteen or crepe lined...black, blue, green, and brown 2—$49.50 Smartly Tailored c"m Coats—princess or straightlines...$15 1—$59.50 Black Kasha Coat wll.h Leopard Bow Collar. . .$15 Misses’ Coat Shop— Gorisiaieta belge. 2—$59.50 anblewul Coat of Alpaca Wool—tan or brown. belted 3—$49.50 Silk Crepe Coats in Jaboted or Tailored Styles...in navy or blu‘czks. 4—$49.50 Tailored and Caped Trans- parent Velvet Coats—black, brown, blue .. 32! 154 COAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN $5 10—$16.50 tan, blue, and black Geor- gette and Crepe Jackels, sizes 36 fo $5 2—325 hr[er Women'’s Sports Coats —grey mixtures, unlined, sizes 4612, $5 $10 1—$29.50 Yellow Basket Cloth Clnl— silk lined, 36 $10 10—$19.50 Basket Cloth Coats—green blue, orchid, yellow...unlined. sizes 36 to 40.. -$10 8—$22.50 ‘Kashmir Colu—my or green...sizes 34 to 38 $10 2—$35 Squirrel-Collared Black Cash- mere Coats—one size 46, the other 50. $10 5—$35 Oxford Grey Top Con-—u and 36...excellent values.:.......$10 15—$19.! 50 Silk Coats—geo: tu and flat crepe...in white, yellow, tan. black, and nlvyA.Aslus 36 to 42..810 . 3—$49.50 Grey and Blue Kashmir Coats, fur trimmed—with squirrel and broadtall. . .sizes 34 to 38.. 15 7—$39.50 Silk Coats in CreDCv Satin, or Moire—black or tan, in sizes 36 and 42..... cesesscce§18 10—839.50 Furless Travel Coats—sizes .’M to 44, in tan, grey, orchid m‘b(- 21——33950 Furiess Kashmir Coats in tucked and taliored styles, sizes 34 to blue, and black..$15 1—638 50 Tan Mixture Travel Coat With Kit Fox Collar, in size 44..$15 Courtesy Days Now in « Progress (Sale Opens Monday) $25 2—$65 Larger Women’s Tan Kashmir Coats—sizes 44, and 46! mole or ermine collars . 2—$59.50 Coats in size 35';—one grey kashmir with mole...and a black faille with white squirrel........$25 2—$45.50 Tan Kashmir Codts with Squirrel or Caracul Collars for Larger ‘Women—sizes 42!, and 46l2 $25 1—849.50 Furless Hluk !’Iflh illk Cape Coat in size 3 8—$49.50 Fur- 'l'rlmmed Coats—sizes 34, 36, and 44...collared with lovely mole, squirrel, or brold; tail 10—$39.50 Transparent Velvet Coats in sizes 36 to 40—lovely enough for evening. . .black, blue, pansy, ~reen orchid, pinlL -$25 $35 1—$89.50 Black Kashmir Flared Coat with White Caracul Collar, in size s dsasaes vsssaseesesssniesiesPIB 7—$65 Black Silk Coats—furless or with collars of galyak, fitch, or mole ...slzes 36 to 44...ideal for now, $35 2—$69.50 Black Kashmir Coats with Velvet Bows and ’l’nxedu—cuu 38 and 40.. Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor. $35 4—$69.50 Mole and Galyak Trimmed Black Silk Coats—sizes 36 to 40. $35 3—$49.50 Scarfed and Flared Silk Coats—sizes 36 and 38...satin or moire . ..835 1—$49.50 Tan Kashmir Coat with Scarf Coljar, in size 40..........835 $45 1—$125 Grey Cnvert Coat With Black Galyak Collar. . ..$45 1—$110 White Ermlne Collar on ll.ltk Moire Coat...size 3 1—$98.50 Larger Woma mack Faille Silk Coat wlth mink squ.rrel collar...size 46%. 1—$165 Black Dl’u:lnn Crepe C-\pe Coat...Galyak trimmed...size 40, $45 2—$125 Distinctive Black Silk Coats— one with mountain sable shawl, the other with galyak cape border...sizes 40, 36 4! 2—$89.50 Fur Trimmed Black Silk Coats in sizes 36 and 40—some Wwith mole_collars. . .others with fitch..$45 1—$79.50 Black Caracul ‘on Black Faille Silk Coat...size 38.........845 2—$110 Tan Kashmir Coats in size 38—one flared, one straightline...one m};k squirrel and the other n|y:k 1—$98.! Sl Biack Galyl.k Shwl on Tan Kashmir Coat...size 3 $45 1—$89.50 Blue Kashmir Co-t with Baby Fox Collar...size 36.......945 New! Sheer Cotton Frocks $2.95 ould regularly be $5 Flower sprigged dimities—sizes 14 to 44, Lrisp. colorful batistes —cizes 14 to 44 Voiles, cool as a breeze —cizes 13 t0 19. Easy to TUB—one-piece sleeveless sun- back, bowed, belted and eellared styles...better buy several at 52951 Morning Frock Shop, Fourth Floor. Neckwear 1—$25 Red Transparent Velvet .!hawl ...georgette border .......... 6—8$5 Poochie Pets.. little cretonne and vel' to carry or for the boudoir Sl sl 50c 555250 Modernistic” Bondois Tamps and shade .. 1.25 Neckwear Shop- CEEARAWAY! Handbags Leather-lined top-handle pouches in brown only...the last 4 of a fast selling $7.50 line...but it's time for our Fall merchandise...so Thursday's price is §5. 8—$3 Brocade tapestry back Nnth .dark backgrounds 4—$7.50 patent leather mulom conmsungly trimmed . . . in white, ..$5 Hll ‘smooth calf envelopes with silver kid pipings...in navy, green, red and beige.. 7.50 6—$18.50 and $16.50 fine calf bags... Paris reproductions...top and back straps in red (1), tan (2), grey (1), beige (2) $10 60—$1.50 and $1 women's suede and kid belts in light and dark colors, 50¢c Handbag Shop—Street Floor. of that Wonderful Silk! 3 —The manufacturer gave us the last of many high priced lines for this event! Particularly fine crepe de chine ... beautifully made ... straps sewn down to the body of the slip instead of to the top of the lace... plaits come high to take out any extra fullness at the waist...deep hems cut ample and well fitting...34 to 44. Flesh, white, and peach. Grey Shops—Second Floor. | CLEARAWAY! | $1.50 to $4 75C Brassieres The well known cup form model... long and short models. .<straight line models in brocade and lace. Broken sizes. 12 $3.75 Swami top Conet-bruderu. with elastic side sections. ;|‘1¢htly in diaphragm and mp Quantities limited. Size and color range 1 No mail or telepllou orders on Remnan e bes R i ncke Doy fore Day merchandise. 603 13th St. N.W. Phone District 1995