Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1929, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, “AUGUST 14, 1929. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 “Best Sellers” to the Fore The Items and Prices for Which Washington Has Expressed a Lilcing! Rayon Crepe Q Costume Slips <. Fully Cut With Shadow Hems and Side Pleats *1.95 Little wonder why this is our best selling slip! First of all, they're cut true to size; fitting the fig- ure without a ripple—sec- ondly, they are made with the shadow-proof hem— third, with securely seamed self shoulder straps and— fourth, with inverted side Jail, in Good Shape, ENVOY FROMCUBA ez OFF FOR GENEVA | - cFtarit BURKESVILLE, Ill, August }‘u—m '.k.:.ul_v ne:l &’:nu:‘:g' ” rac Hopes League Will Act on| | one ok voad rider dna seraper Suggestion of Rights and et e Duties of States. e athe townsbIf scheot T ability of the 63 inhabitants By the Assoctated Press. mrz:_’m‘l',‘:’“e'fi;?y“,::'d" Main Hopeful that the League of Nations street,” that leads to the railroad may take action on his suggestiop that station caused dissolution of this rights and dutles of states be declared | | 30-home village. in an introduction to the code of inter- national law, Senor Don Orestes Far- | MRS, MARY BONNELL DIES.! rara, the Cuban Ambassador, left this capltal today for Geneva. Mrs. Mary Degges Bonnell, 81, widow He will sail from New York on the|of George Winsor Bonnell, died at her steamship Leviathan on Friday, reach- | nome, at Mulhall Station, Va., yester- ing Geneva about September 1, after a 5 pitiingd Short stay in Pars, This 1s the fourth | 8y, after a short iliness. She was a time the Ambassador has represented | native of this city and made her home his country in the League of Nations’|nhere until recent years. sesslons. She is survived by two daughters and Last year he made two suggestions|g son, Miss Sara Wyckoff Bonnell, Miss while sitting with the Council of the|Mary Spaulding Bonnell and John League—one regarding the declaration dn Bonnell and several grandchil- Every once in a while we feature our “Best We can't seem to get enough of these lovely transparent velvet frocks* —for never have women taken to a fashion so en-~ thusiastically! They're moulded to the figure—in smart bolero effects with a Spanish air or combined with old lace! And every one of a soft, supple, silk- en quality diaphanous in 40-In. Washable FLAT CREPE $1.39 ver Tt's true that many women are foresighted enough lightness and gleaming in to plan their Fall clothes early; nevertheless our best 5 texture! In a soft, lus selling silks right now are washable flat crepes in these pleats, allowing ample full- trous black. Sizes 14 to light shades: ness over the hipline. ‘ Every garment of good , 20 and 36 to 44. White Orehid Eggshell GuliyrayeRserepey | Moulded silhouette with ream . Pilot Bl o 4 St D L front fullness. Sketched left. Flesh Capucine At white or flesh. Sizes 36 street_southeast, today asked the Dis- | $25. Pink Passion s to 44. trict Supreme Court to annul her mar- ! W Shadels and NN Wiailh Maise Bleu de Lyon riage to George Webster, jr., 409 Eleventh ! Second Floor street southeast, who is only 18 years ! Iransparent P Sellers” so that you may be u & on your s usle (ripne fand duilosgandithe)| ety L o Velvet FrOCkS Fashions, ‘see and’ know what Washington Pun wi lval o of momen in' the League's Proposed |terment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. : women are buying, and be guided in makin Discussing and adopting the later — § 2 at Choose the your own selections. This store bulletin last year, the League has invited fem- Newer Moulded inine leaders to be present at this ses- 3 therefore most 1mportanl news for youl sion to give information as to their Unexcelled_ Cooling Lines of Fall progress in a survey of certain laws c{::‘::‘o—,cm",‘,}:fl ll.fl'e‘cfln‘ women, such as nationality 1'% minutes. Ambassador Ferrara sald today he is | | $ hope!ul that the other suggestion may | = | be adopted at this session and embod- ied in the body's plans for the inter- m’l[ \ e e euwlite 1 tl’ In : ly chief interes ime wi coLumBIARE. economic and commercial phases of th av 18 ST Gincussions.” he_added, “since these are PEERSITE aSWAIIADOR \hsv ones ‘l:)uc‘hlnzbux lflnosth clmelyk" & TONIGHT e is abroas ases o e United States sugar_ tariff deliberations SIS e nTuelEn EIBTERRIN Y involving Cuba will be attended to menu we are featur- through the embassy, where Senor Don ino— J]‘:“ T. Baron, first secretary, is in Our Famous ] .f e, Tbe Senlt/! finance committee is ex- SEA FOOD c r?un the tariff bill shortl g: expmne “al < DINNER nd the deciding contest | @ will not be reached until Fall, when I | S-Course e ey WL shall be at home.” § 4-Course Ciub Steak mn He expects to return early in October. |@ Salad courses for those Teoutar dinner: "MARRIAGE AI\iNULMENT OF GIRL, 17, IS SOUGHT| Mother Files Suit in Behalf of Mrs. Anna E. Webster in Supreme Court. Columbia 5042 In_order to meet the demands of both Summer and s old, she states. The girl tells the court Fall minded women, we have included these Fall shades: (et e, e el Ot ben i) Eaglish Green, Maracaibo Brows . Philippiné Browa 30, and representing his age as'21, and = Black Independence Blue Currant Red hers as 18, obtained a lcense. Stiks—Third Floer After waiting a day, they went be- fore Rev. Joseph C. Sinclair of the Wil- son Memorial Baptist Chureh, who | married them. Immediately after the | ceremony each returned to their respec- tive homes and never have lived to- | gether, the court is told. Attorneys | Alexander R. Mullowny and Franklin | ‘Yassmer appear for the girl. | = | | | A Little Gift to the Tiny One As a dainty gift to the tihy one and a most hap- py congratulation to the beaming mother and the proud father, order a basket of Gude's flowers. Special flower arrange- ments for all eccasions. - GUDE E. Roy Lewis, real estate broker, In- vestment Building; his wife, Mary L. Br OS. CO. Lewis, and the Title Holding Co. have B ey oo filed a demurrer in the District Supreme 1212 F St. N.W. Court, asking the dismissal of & sult el Matiooal 876 to recover $1,652.25, recently brought Sphesi st against them and E. C. Bowers, a real 3103 14th St. N.W. estate salesman, by Mrs. Mildred A. O Galliher, a widow, 915 L street, in which 5016 Conn. Ave, she charged a conspiracy to defraud in Cleveland 1236 connection with the handling of a plece 1102 Conn. Ave. of real estate. Tel. Decatur 3146 ‘The defendants declared that the umb-n of Florists 'munuh declaration of the widow, filed through very Assoctatiol Attorney Louis Ottenberg, is bad in substance and fails to state a cause of action. No misrepresentations are charged against the defendants in the suit, the demurrer asserts. Atmmeya‘ Peyser, Edelin & Peyser appear for the | three demurrants. DEMURRER IS FILED IN REAL ESTATE SUIT ite “Answer Action in' Which, Recovery of $1,652 Is Asked. ovR B 1 qsfi. S is supreme poviend . .. Service is unlimited The New Fur Modes at Decided Savings Tndividual Capitol creations that feature every popular fur are now available at most unusual savings. Naturally, Capitol’s long-standing reputation for Quality and Service safeguards your selection. LISTEN IN _TONITE Station WMAL '9:30 to 10 P:M. degontt To The Capitol Fur reour Shop period of Teetie : . Entertainment Genuine Celanese Printed Chiffon 8 SC Yard One of the loveliest materials made for cool afternoon and evenin g frocks—women know this and buy hundreds of yards weekly! A sheer, lustrous quality in richly tinted floral and conven- tional patterns. 36 a nd 40 inches wide. Wash Goods—Third Floer Best Sellers Featured for Baby Day Crib Sets Neatly Appliqued 53 Plain and practical, yet as sweet and dainty as baby's other things. Unbleached muslin spreads, bound in two shades bias tape; center applique and applique on turn-down at the top. Crystal Sets with trays —a favorite gift sugges- m:unl md or hand- glass jars to old wuet necessi- 83 Carter Cotton and Weol Infants’ Black P Mat K 36x50 inch Blankets— a nice crib size; pink hanging. 3 e ien §29,50 Shop—Fourth Floer atent With id Trim An early Fall arrival that has becomé an outstandi favorite — because it's ‘a gracefully designed one- strap with the very © mat kid trimming, cen!er buckle and Spanish heel. sizes. $7.50 Lifebuoy Health Soap 10 for 59c Lux Toilet Soap, leo. large, 8 for 63¢ Lux, large...3 for 69%¢ Kewpie Toilet Tissue (limif quantity), 12 for 89¢ Listerine Tooth Paste, 3 for 45¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste Rubbing Alcohol, 3 bottles, 89¢ Witch Hazel, 3 bottles, $1 Tollet Goods—Street Floor Lace Berthas for Velvet Dresses 79¢ No other trimming enhances the rich-. ness of velvet frocks more than lovely lace; and ecru color looks well with any color frock! Trimmings—Street Floor Womén’s Gloria Umbrellas $2.95 As long rainy days are inevitable, um- brellas will be in de- mand, and values like these are bound to be best sellers! Col-- ored gloria with satin borders. Umbrefias—Street Floor Clark’s ONT Thread 89c¢ doz. Black or white; sizes 40 to 80; 250-yd. spools. Arapac Na f boxes, 89¢ Elastic Girdles, medi- um and large sizes, with hose support- One Ironing Bolrd gzver and two Pads. .......... <8 All these items are for one day only; quantity limifed. Notlons—Street Floor Women’s Fine Linen and Swiss Hankies 25¢c ea. No one style is smart—women are choosing all white, white with colored corners and colored . hankies, matching them to their own costumes. Mandkerchiets—Sireet Floor F.amous Rengo Belt Corsetlette $5 Made from beau- tiful materials; noth- porters and a won- dertul abdominal beit support. | Sises 36 to- Corsets—Third Pioer New! Felt, Velvet and Soleil Hats Rightfully Take Their Place Among Best Sellers $5 Here you will find many of the new Fall shapes, some revealing the forehead — others sweeping off the sides! Soft felts, lustrous soleils and gleaming velvets—in black and new Fall colors. Plenty of the larger headsizes. e P "Frameless Bags— Fall’s Newest Whim $2.95 A new shipment to meet the demands of “Fall minded” women. Goat skin and smooth calf in the new back strap envelope style with the ‘smart zipper closing. In black, tan, navy and brown —lined and fitted. Handbars—Street Floor 'Séatriless Silk Hose Give Bare Legged Impression o | Look about you at smart country clubs—at fashionable gatherings or on the street—you will osee at once why these are our best sellers! Every ofie is wearing them—in a rich sun tan shade or to match theif cornp]exlon They're sheer, filmy all-ulk chiffon, nnd seamless.. Sizeg 8% to 10. i . Mesisry—Street Fioor