Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1929, Page 39

SOCIETY. New York Sm ért Set Awaits Opening of the Horse Shows Exhibitions Listed to_‘Continue'Unltfl ‘thc_ Fall. Other Attractions Cal endnred——-Nuffial En- gagements Announced—Personal Notes. NEW YORE, Aupust 3—With rac- ing well under way at Saratoga Springs, the members of the smart set already are turning their thoughts toward the horse shows. These exhibitions, which will soon begin in different parts of Westchester, on Long Island and the various famous resorts will continue until late in the Fall. ‘The most prominent of .the early equine exhibits will be held at New- port at the county fair grounds August 15, 16 and 17. Details have been ‘com- pleted and the plans which have been announced, in part. from time to time | have been ‘consolidated. Charles P. Willlams, secretary and treasurer of the executive committes, announces that several harness classes have been added for the first time in years, and that E. Victor Loew will come from Tuxedo Park to judge these classes. One will be devoted to coaches driven with four-in-hand. = Among those already entered with their coaches are Mrs. Vanderbilt Church and ‘William H. Vanderbilt. Richard K. Mellon of Pittsburgh. has donated the major trophy, the High- | wayman Cup, which will go to the ‘Harold 'A. Meyer will 'be best man for ‘Lieut. Smith. Ushers will be classmates of the bridegroom, who was graduated Afrom the Military Academy in.1922. Miss Porter is a great-granddaughter of David Rittenhouse Porter, former Governor of Pennsylvania, and a direct descendapt of Gen. Andrew Porter, who served on Washington's staff. -On her mother’s side she is directly descended from Gen, Ambrose E. Burnside. Lieut. Smith is stationed at the Presidio, Calif., and is alde de camp to Brig. Gen. F: M. Caldwell. Following the marriage, Lieut. and Mrs. Smith will be located at Fort Monroe, Va., where. he is on duty. ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY The wedding. of Miss Frances Forbes Cox, daughter of Mr. Gilbert Jefferson Cox, to- the Rev. Francis Eri¢c Irving Bloy, rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church, Reisterstown, Md., son of the Rev. and Mrs. Francls J. F. Bloy of Kirkwood, Miss., took place at 12 o'clock champion of champions at ‘the horse | noon Tuesday in St. Paul's Episcopal show. It takes the place of the Lady Dilham trophy. which Mr. Mellon von Iast year with his hunfer Highway- man. Those on the executive com- mittee, in addition to Mr. Williams, are: Frank K. Sturgls, chajrman, and Thomas G. Ashton, Frederick P. Gar- rettson, Arthur Curtis James, Alfred B. Maclay, William H. Vanderbilt. Lewis E. Warin, Gustave J. S. White and William Fitzhugh Whitehouse. Those of the Tuxedo 'Park colony who have remained at their homes are forming plans for the annual dog show which is to take place at the horse show grounds on September 12. This is always an interesting event, more especially as.most of the fashionable folks have returned from their Summer villas, Mrs. David Wagstaff is presi- dent of the kennel club; George M. St. George, vice president; Frederic Foster Carey, treasurer, ‘and Mrs. Fdward M. Weld, secretary. More than | 500 entries are expected, and from resent indications the show will be the argest eve: held there. Annual Navy Ball Listed At Bar Harber August 9. 4 { Church, the ceremony being performed by the father of the bridegroom. The bride entered -the church with her father, who gave her in marriage. She wore a gown of white chiffon with uneven hem line outlined with bridal lace flounces, and jacket with full sleeves. Her hat was transparent white horsehair braid with facing of bridal lace and & big bow of white satin. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. Mrs, J. Wilson Hunter of Sykesville. Md., formerly Miss Nancy McCormick ‘Wattles of Alexandria, was the matron of honor, and the Rev. J. Wilson Hunter was best man. Mrs, Hunter wore a gown of orchid chiffon, with hat to match. Her flowers were roses and delphinium. ‘The wedding music was played by. Mr. Ira I. Wales, organist, and two solos by Miss Marguerite Lauterbach, soprano soloist, both of All" Saints’ Church, Reisterstown. The church was dec- orated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony in the home of the bride, 319 South St. Asaph street, where the dec- orations were ferns, brides roses and psophelia. The Rev. and Mis. Bloy 8y One of the most important events of | jofi for New York and sailed yesterday will take part, s the annual Navy ball, | 30d upon thelr return will make their Which has been announced for Augusi, Nome In Relsterstown, haainets Toom will be hung with colored signal | Meac s CeremOny Here At e ot ‘the flags from the warships in the hfll‘bfl:‘; and the grounds will be lighted by lan- | terns and colored lights. Brig. Gen. Charles L. McCawley of | Washington is chairman of the com- | mittee in charge of arrangements, and the commiitee includes.Chester P. Bar- nett and Cecil Barret, Gen. De Witt Clinton_ Falls, Phoenix Ingraham, Mai- shall Langhorne, Philip Livingston. Leander McCormick-Goodhart, George G. McMurtry, Edward B, Mears and John S. Rogers. The patroness list includes Mrs. James Rowland Angell, Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen, Mrs. Edward Browning, Mrs. | James Byrne, Mrs. H. Cadwalader Chap- man. M Parker Corning, Mrs. Henry | F. Dimock, Mrs, De Witt Clinton Falls, | Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton, Mr: A. Atwater Kent, Mrs. J. Louis Ketter linus, Mrs. Philip Livingston, Mrs Charies L. McCawley, Mrs. Robert Ha McCormick, Mrs. F. E. McCormick- Goodhart, Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs. Fulton J. Redman, Mrs. John S. Rogers, Mrs. Edgar Scoit, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, Mrs. Augustus Thorndike, Mrs. Harry Hill Thorndike and Mis. Charlton Yarnall. While the colonists at Southampton, .long Island, are enjoying the tennis matches, which are of international interest, there is much attention given to the preparations of “Quogue Quips of 1929 The plans for this annual ama- teur musical revue have been com- bridegroom, .and Miss Dulcie Bloy. a | sister, of Kirkwood, Mo.; Mrs. Morton Schaeffer and Miss Mary Bland Murphy of Baitimore. aunts of the bride: Mr. and Mrs, Wilfiam Humphries of Reis- terstown, Md., and the Rev. Martin Bram of' Wiimington, Del. Miss Katherine A. Leadbeater and Miss Barbara_ Snow were among the Alexandrians who attended the Orange horse show last week. Miss Franklin Ne who has been the guest of Miss Margaréet Thomas Moore, in_her home on Prince street, left last week on the return to her Summer home at Brandy Station, Va. Miss Inez Moore and ‘Miss Margaret Moore left Wednesday to motor with friends from Washington to Virginia Beach fer a visit of & week, - Miss Fanny Carter left Wednesday for a trip to California. She will stop at Reno, Nev., whére she will. be joined by a sister who lives in that city, and make the remainder of the trip by motor. Mrs. Arthur M. King and two chil- dren, Betty and Frank King, are spend- ing several weeks at Woodberry Forest, Orange ' County, Va. J Eentertainments in Honor Of Prospective Bride, Mrs, Edward A. Gorman entertained at a bridge party last Thursday, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sweeley, in Rosemont, in honor of companied by her Margaret Hulwl_\. Cawood-Callahan Wedding An Event of July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Callahan have announced the marriage on Wed- nesday, July 24, 1929, at their home, 213 South Fairfax street of their daugh- ter, Miss Cora Virginia Callahan, to Mr. J. Maclane Cawood, jr., son of Dr. d Mrs, J. Maclane Cawood of Mary. land. Miss Christine Allport of Culpeper, is visiting Miss Emma Gardner and Miss Prances Robertson, at their home on East Howell avenue. Mrs. Benjamin Pranklin Skinner is visiting relatives at Marshall, Fauquier. County, Va. Miss Annabelle Potterfield has re- turned from a visit to' Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Simpson, at their home at Front Royal. Va. She was accompanied home ;y Miss PFrances Blackwell and Miss | aricy Burgess Simpson, who will be her guests for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Butts and children left last week for a month's | trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canad: i Mrs. J. A. Haslop and her datghter, | Miss Inga Haslop, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rathbone Smith, have returned to their home in Edmon ton, Alberta, Canada. ‘Miss Anne Lewis Jones and her sister, Mrs. R. H..C. Beverly. are spending several weeks at Atlantic City. Later they will be joined by Mr. Beverly and two. young sons. Mrs. Dewey L. Hicks and little daughter,. who have been visiting Mrs. Hicks’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Mar- tin, at Rosemont for two months, have returned to théir home at Ridléy Park, accompanied by Mr. Hicks, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Fawley of | Frederick, Md. were the guests last| week of Mrs. Fawley’s brother and | sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rowszie. | Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Johnson and Mr. granddaughter, | ing with them. | son, Mr. Aufey Lynel | and also wil Upper lett: Miss Rose Page, debutante, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W, Page, will present her next season. Miss Page, who is the sister of Miss Celeste Page, left yesterday for Hurri- can, Essex County, New York, to spend the rest of the seasen. Center: Miss Caroline _Reebling, daughter of Mrs. Arthur O’Brien, one of the debutantes who will figure in ex- | clusive role next season. Right: Miss Eunice Lee Evans, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Raymond Evans, will introduce her next season. Lower: Miss Constance Ralston, daugh- ter of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Robert R. Ralston of 2001 Connecticut avenue, one of the most interesting young girls in the Army set. his family for the week end and return- is visiting her at Atlanta. Ga., 1 visit in Asheville, N. C.,, before returning home. Miss Alma Brubeck of Richmond, is the guest of Mrs. Ralph Carroll in her home in the Brawner Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. John C. McNett of Franklin Park, Ill., were the guests last week of his aunt, Mrs, Grace Downham. in her home on North Washington street. Miss Katherine Wilion Adams is visiting friends at Valley Stream, Long Island. ». Mrs, Ira E. Cannon and Miss Helen Cannon left yesterday for a motor trip throught the Northern States, with a visit at Short Beach, Conn. Mr. _and .Mrs. Roland Walters of Palm Beach, Fla., who are on a motor trip east, were the guests.last week of | Mr. and Mrs. William Michelbach. Party Back From Tour Of the Great Lakes. Mrs. Courtney Lyn; MARR/S ewrNeg ~ SOCIETY. BACHRACH panied by Miss Motley. Miss Finke entertained yesterday in honor of her house guest and of Miss Mary Louise an informa! dance Monday night “i‘Unlvermt‘y Women Will Menokin, the home of his father, Maj. Walter DuBois Brookings, whens Milburn-Blackistone Wedding Brilliant Event of Yesterday (Continued From First Page.) and pink gladioll were on each of the stone columns in the church. The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a becoming gown of ivory duchesse satin. It was made on simple line: and trimmed with & deep collar of duchesse and rose point lace, which was worn by her mother on her wedding gown. The long train of satin hung from the waist line and her tulle veil was trimmed with duchesse and rose point lace and held with dainty clusters of orange blossoms. Her bouguet was of white orchids with a shower of lilies of the valley, Honor Attendents Also Handsomely Attired. Mrs. Xenophen H. Price, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. She wore a costume of green chiffon, the skirt made in three flounces, short in front and touching the floor in the back. ‘The bodice had a deep collar of the chiffon similar to the Fnce collar worn by the bride. Her large picture hat was of green horsehair braid and her shoes were in the same shade. She carried pink roses and blue delphinium. Miss Margaret Anne Blackistone was maid of honor for her sister and was | dressed like Mrs. Price and had a simi- lar hat. Her bouquet was of briarcliff | roses and blue deiphinium. The brides- | maids were cousins of the bride. Miss | Grace_Colton, Miss Jane Blackistone, Miss Eleanor Hasbrouck of Richmond and Miss Frances Schoenborn, Their frocks were made like those of the | other attendents, but in pink chiffon, their hats matching their gowns and they carried blue delphinium with pink roses. Ensign Ferol Overfelt, U. 8. N., was ;bell, man, and the ushers were Ensign | Joseph Corwin, Ensign Richard Wil- | kinson, Ensign James Lee, Ensign Jack Pierce and Ensign William 8. Royal, all of the United States Navy and | classmates of the bridegroom at An- | napolis. | . The reception which followed in the home of the bride's parents was for ,only the members of the two families and the wedding party. Mrs. Blacki- stone, mother of the bride, wore a gown of white chiffon, embroidered in pearls, and a shoulder bouquet of or- chids and lilies of the. valley, and Mrs. Mercur, mother of the bride- groom, was in ecru lace and wore a shoulder bouquet like that of Mrs, Blackistone, Ensign and Mrs, Milburn Leave on Bridal Tour. Later in the evening Ensign and Mrs, Milburn started for a wedding trip, the bride having a traveling suit |of “cocoa brown tweed trimmed with {caracul fur and a blouse of tan safin | with accessories which matched in | color. They will later be at home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Milburn received her A. B. degree from George Wash- |ington” University in June, 1928, and Ensign Milburn~ graduated from the | Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1927. | Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Watts Mercur of | Wallingford, Pa.; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hitcheock of Rochester, N. Y.; Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Hasbrouck of Rich- mond, Miss Dorothy Draney of Ridge- wood, N. J.; Mrs. Henry Rives of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins of | Norfolk, ‘Mr. Ferdinand F. Chandler |of Montana, Va.: Miss Ethel Crane | of St. Louis, Mr. Miflin Blackistone of | Pittsburgh and Miss Eleanor O'Kane | of_Philadelphi cheapest permanent wave in the city, nor the most expensive, but we do say that our waves are “Genuine” and priced within reach of every one. | I | | ‘ We do not claim to have the | COMPLETE AT Enjoy Bridge and Tea $ ‘The American Association of Univer- ' sity Women will have Mrs. Alexander Gregory as hostess in the clubhouse at Altcheson. his guest list included o number of Ve s classma at iscopal Ig] }cheol Additienal Seciely News, and members of the subdeb set. Personal Notes of Interest. pleted. - The 'presentation will tak> |yiss Mary Louise Altcheson, whose place at the Quogue Field ‘Club th: | wedding to Lieut. Edward M. Markham, nights of August 22, 23 and 24. The |y, s, A, will take place August 7. first rehearsal will be held tomoOIrrow |prizes were awarded Miss Rosa Murphy, Special scenery, costumes, music and | yids Helen Kralt ‘and the guest of many novelties are being_prepared. |ponor “The entire cast of “Quogne Quips” will | "“Mye Gorman left during -the week be made up of members.of the Summer | for New York, to join her husband, who and Mrs. W. F. Lewis, with Master | Mr. Edgar Warfield, sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lewis, spent last week at Cglonial | George E.‘Warfield. Miss Eulah Pender- ch, Va 3 | grass and Miss Beulah Pendergrass have Miss Georgette Strider, Miss Catherine | returned from a tour of the Great Lakes Mrs. John Armistead Carter of Nor- Coyle and: Mr. ‘Douglas Coyle of Lee- |and a short visit at Atlantic City, N. J.| _Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Outcalt, their | folk is the guest of her parents, Mr. | 1634 I street tomorrow afternoon. There | town, W. Va., were the week end guests | iss Emma Cobean left last week | daughter, Mrs. Walter Cameron Roberts, | and Mrs. Phineas Janney Dempsey. in | will be bridge in the lounge at 3 o'clock, of the Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Hardesty, | for a visit of two weeks to relatives in | and Master Cameron Roberts, have their home on South Fairfax street. | followed by tea in the sunken room at and were accompanied home by Miss | Miami and Key West, Fla. turned to their home in George Wash- —including 2 shampoos and finger wave. Marcel top. Ringlette ends. “EVERY WAVE A PERFECT WAVE" METROPOLITAN 9837 * Mr. L. M. Beeton, his daughter, Miss | 4:30 o'clock. || Jack’s Permanent Wave Shop colony. Nuptial Engagements Listed in High Society. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Day of | Gramercy Park and Short Hills, N. J., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Pauline Pope Day, to Mr. Arthur E. French of Winchester, Mass. The wedding .will take place in the early Fall. Miss Day, who was edu- cated at private schools in Boston and attended ‘the Boston Art School, has traveled extensively abroad. On May 25, 1927, Miss Day- was presented at' the Court of St. James. Mr. French was graduated from Harvard University this | year, and last Fall was captain of the foot ball team, president of the student council and first marshal of the senior lass in June. Miss Day’s mother is the granddaugh- r of the late James Monroe Taylor, ne of the early settlers in Gramercy 'ark, whose nephew and namesake was president of Vassar College for more than a quarter of a century. -Her fa- ther, Joseph P. Day, is one of the prom- inent business men of New York. Miss Day’s uncle, J. Monroe Taylor Pope, was & Harvard '93 man. Miss Day's brothers are Joseph P.| Day, Ir, who five years ago married | M Miss Frances Carey, daughter of the late Arthur Astor Carey; Bernard Pope Day. who four years ago married Miss Lucinda Steers of Washington; Charles Pope Day, who last year married Miss | Margaret Treadwell of Memphis, Tenn., | & descendant of the Snowden famuly, and her younger brother, Fairfield Pcpe Day, who is preparing for Harvard. Miss Day’s sister, Miss Laura Taylor Pope Day, is abroad and will attend the Bpence School in the Fall. Prospective Bride Chooses Her Wedding Attendants. Miss Mary Emily Porter, daughter of | yr!. George W. Porter of 155 East| ifty-fourth street, who will be married | to Lieut. Perry McCoy Smith, U. S. A.. R‘nf Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith of ie Kniskern, as matron of honor. The 2 ~;ville, Ohio, September 6 at the | Eéfi. has chosen her cousin, Mrs, Les- | ridesmaids will be Mrs. Charles A.} Gould of Huntington, Long Island, and Miss Mildred A. Heye. George Porter ymond of Harrisburg, cousin of the {has just returned from a business trip to California, and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- man are spending several weeks at Long Beach, Long Island. ) Miss Anna Mess entertained at bridge Monday evening at her home on Brad- dock Heights in honor of Miss Aitche- son. Prizes were given Miss Grace Markham, Miss Emily Lannon and Miss Aitcheson. e Miss Kathleen Douglass :entertained Wednesday Jfor Miss Aitcheson in her home in George Washington Park. Miss Aitcheson was the guest of honor at a bridge party given Wednesday eve- ning by her cousin, Miss Gladys Aitche- son, in her home, 411 North Washing- ton’ street. 7 i Mrs. Sidney Jones and children, Sid- ney and Mary Anne, who: have been visiling relatives in North Carolina, rived last week to visit in Potemac fore returning to their home in Chi- cago, Il z . Miss Virginia Milton Timberlaké has returned from Doswell, Va., where she has beén’the guest of relatives and friends for six weeks. / Miss Elizabeth ‘Nitholson and Mr. Charles T. Nichoison;- jr., have returned irom a visit to relaiives in Frederick, d. : Mrs, Hugh Miller Dudley, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John K. Hutton, in Suffolk, was the guest last week of her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.. Dudley, en route to her home in Washington, Rap- pahannock County, Va. She was ac- will give her in marriage, Lieut. CAPERS Clearance Sale - e " One Week Only $16.75 - .’1‘2_.75 B Sarah Coyle, who had been visiting the | Rev. and Mrs. Hardesty for several weeks. | Mrs. E. B. Greene and her two daughters, Mrs. Helena McDonald and Miss Marle Greene, have returned fro a trip to Boston, by sea. . % Dolores Del Reo, Screen Star, and Her Mother .Entertained. . lores Del Rio. screen star. and her mother; Mrs. J. M. Ansusulo, were the )c‘uau ll{!t 'h:ukh of Mrs, Phl:;)p D. [osser, in r _home on South St. Asaph street. Mrs. J. C. Hitt spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, in their home at Culpeper, where her daughter, Miss Virginia Hitt, is spending the Summer. Mrs. Richard Willingham of Remin, ton is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Ivan Groves, in her home on East Howell avenue, and Mrs. Ira Crickenberger, in her home on West Howell avenue. . - Miss Dorothy Bolfon is visiting rela- tlv::u:n ACovhl[ll)n, Va. ugusta Crocker of Wisconsin and Chicago, 111, is spending & month with_her brother and sister-in-law at the Crocker House, South Fairfax street. Miss Marian Taylor Dienelt is spend- ing the Summer in California, and last :/Le’?tk was in San Francisco for a short Mrs. George F. Downham and chil- dren have returned from a visit at Strasburg, Va. Mr.. Downham joining ance of a genuine reduced prices. - LIE L0307 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Page and their son, Willlam Tyler Page. 3d, have re- turned from a visit of three weeks to the Summer home of Mr. Page's father, Mr. William Tyler Page, at James- town, R..L - Miss Bess Sanders left Wednesday to motor to Norfolk, VA., Where she will visit her sister for several days, before going to her former home in Spartan- burg, 8. C., to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tyler Leef, who have been the guests for a week of Mrs, Léef’s mother. Mrs. George Whit- ton, have returned to their home in Charlottesville, Va. ) Mrs. Gardner Lloyd Boothe spent last week in New York City. Her son, Mr. | Gardner Lloyd Boothe, jr., is spending the month of August at Sunset Hill | House, Sugar Hill, N. H. ° g Miss Minnie Brock left’ during the week for a trip to Boston by sea. Miss E. Louise Finke has returned from Chatham, Va., where she was the guest of Miss: ly Motley.: sccom- _PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED-RENEWED ENLARGED-BY -fiachfscm 1342 Comn. Ave. August Fur,Salé.' » SAVINGS ate ‘emphasiniil by the confidence:” - .you can place in your futrier’s name .\ ..+ The choice pelts and high standard of work- manship employed by Liebster-are your assur- saving during the month of Among the season’s syv;c_ilé:l- Furs ar JAP ‘MINK HUDSON SEAL i CARACUL PERSIAN LAMB SQUIRREL LEOPARD BEAVER FITCH BSTER i FINE . FURS = jon Park after a visit to.Dr. and | Alice Beeton, and son, Mr. Arthur Bee- ingts Mrs, William Ray Griffin at Lake Edan, | Asheville, N. C. | Miss Dorothy Miles left last week with a party of friends from Wash-| ington for & motor trip to Canada. Miss Mae Cdvanaugh’ has returned from a visit to her former home in Norwalk, Conn., accompanied by Miss Grace Brotherton of Norwalk, who now is her house guest. Mrs. Wijliam_Jones Anderson, ir.. who has been visiting relatives in this city for two months, left last week for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y., accom- panied by Miss June Padgett, who will | Rosemont. be her guest for & month. = Mr, Robert Brookings entertained at ton, of Lexington, Va., are the guests of Mrs. W. R. Beeton, in her home in | Mrs.. James -Cooke and.children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Apperson in_Culpeper, Va. Mrs. S. C. Robinson has returned from a visit to her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Robert- | son. at Shady Grove, Va. Miss Dorothy McMann and Miss Ada | McMann of Lutherville, Va, are the guests of Miss Mary Hinton, i —_— | In the last 18 years the population of Blackpool, England, has increased from 58,000 to 145,000. | FINAL - Coats At Cost and Start Monday with bottom prices to effect: an absolute clearance Frocks Gowns Hats Regular stock high quality ' . Pasternak fashions offered - To Close “Out JASTERNA 1219 ConNECTICUT Ave SALES . Suits Below Cost Hard times have spread to all parts ©1320 F St. N.W. Suite 204 FINAL! 600 pairs of our finest “Carltons”— and 200 pairs “Arch Preservers” —1left from the previous sales. Were $10.50 to $18.50. Finally reduced— $5.85 and $7.85 and on our 2d floor $4.75 500 prs. of our popular“Hahn Specials”—whites, colors — reptiles, etc. — finally re- duced.