Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1929, Page 57

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 15, 1929 PART 3. SOCIETY. Annapolis Society Groups Returning From Vacation Many, However. Lingering at Pleasure Resorts. Motor Trips Planned for Remainder of September—Many Academy Notes. ANNAPOLIS, Md., September 14.— Many of the Annapolis social set are returning home as vacation season comes to an end. A few linger on, how- ever, at resorts and others are planning motor trips for September. The superintendent of the Naval Academy and Mrs. Samuel S. Robison left Monday for a 10-day motor trip. Wednesday Mrs. J. S8 Bowdoin, Miss Nott, Mrs. ton Semmes Guest and 'Mrs. Charles Doyen left for a motor trip through New England, to be_gone until the 1st of October. Dr. Edward Darlington Johnson, rec- tor of St. Anne’s Church, and his daughter, Miss Katherine Johnson, have returned from Tarner, Me., where they spent the Summer. Mrs. Johnson is vis- iting reiatives in Newport and will re- turn later in the month, On Monday Mrs. Willlami' J. Giles and her daughter, Miss Louise Giles, re- turned to their home, on Maryland ave- nue, after spending some time at Jamestown, R. 1. ‘The Rev. Dr. and Mrs Charles N. Tyndell of Memphis, Tenn., spent last week with Mrs. Tyndell's sister, Mrs. Robert Burwell, on Hanover street. Mrs. Burwell, recently returned from ‘Winchester, was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Carey Randolph Bur- well, who spent the Summer at a camp near Winchester. Mrs. Fred T. Berry and her two chil- dren, who have been spending some time at Carvel Hall, left last Saturday for Lakehusst, N. J, to join Comdr. Berry. Wedding in Connecticut Interests Annapolis Folk. A wedding of particular interest. to Annapolis took place on Saturday after- noon at 4, o'clock in the Episcopal Church of Bt. Luke, Noroton, Conn., when Miss: Anne Fontaine Maury, daughter of Mr. Charles Walker Maury of New York and Noroton, was married to Lieut. Comdr. Robert Henry Maury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Greenhow Maury of Danville,.Va. The ceremony was followed by s. reception at the country home of the bride's father, in Noroton. The bridegroom is on duty here and has been living at Carvel Hall. Follow- ing a wedding trip the couple will come here, having taken a house on Ship- wright street. Capt. and Mrs. Roscoe Arnett and their two children left this week for Madison County, Va., after a visit to Mrs. Arnett's sister, Mrs. A. G. Collins. They will return to Annapolis before leaving for the West const, where Capt. Arnett has been ordered for duty. Mrs. A. G. Cooke has returned to her heme, Spring Hill, at Waterbury, after spending some time in the North. Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Dunn, who has Baen visiting Mrs. Dunn's parents, Mr. @nd Mrs. J. W. Valiant, at their home, at Wardour, left last week for Wash- ington, where they will make their kome. Mrs. J. W. Valiant and her daugh- ter, Mrs. E. B. Taylor, left last week for Charleston, S. C., where they will | Join Lieut. Taylor. who is attached to the U. 8. S. Hatfield. Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan, who spent the month of August in Jamestown, was here last week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Boy- kin, at Green Gate Farms, Vlnellnd N. J, and this week is the guest of another brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Boykin. in the Green Spring Valley. near Baltimore. Dr. T. Kent Green and his nephews, Midshipmen Thomas Kent Bowers and | Richai Bowers, have returned from a trip to Atlantic City. Midshipman Bow- ers left Wednesday to visit Midshipman l}’xrdry Baldridge at Seville, Long Is- an Miss Mary Magruder has returned 'to her home. on Hanover street, after £pending some weeks in New England Charming_ Entertainments Of Record During Week. Mr. Hamilton Gale, recently enter- tained at a dinner dance at the Annap- olis Roads Club, His guests numbered 30. Mrs. Gale entertained at dinner Sat- urday night at the Annapolis Roads Club Capt. and Mrs. Halligan, Mr. and | Mrs. Decker and Comdr. and Mrs. John Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Walsh were hosts at a dinner Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Walsh's mother, Mrs, Guest at Wardour. Their guests in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Labrot, jr.. Miss Cordelia Bookwalden, Lieut. Frnest von Heinberg and Lieut. Mercer. Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest spent several days last week as the guest of TN Hik Admiral and Mrs. Philip Andrews at the Brooklyn Navy Yai Mrs, John de P. Douw returned Tuesday from Ocean City where she spent a week. Commandant of Midshipmen and Mrs. Philip Snyder will have as their end (uesu Capt. Snyder’s brother, r. H. Snyder,. and Mr. and Mrs. Mathews o( Charlestan, W. Va. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John Harri- son Calhoun returned to their home lml West_River, after visiting in Canada and New England. Comdr. md Mrs. Williams C. chk- ham and thelr children have returned to their home on Maryland avenue. | They have been' since the first of | August in Virginia visiting Comdr | Wickham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wickham, in their home, Hickory Hi, | near Richmond, Va. Lieut. William S, Heath, who has | been taking a Summer course at Har- vard, has returned and is ncupylng\ his home in Cumberland Court. His| mother, who has been in North c.m-‘ lina, will join him early in Octobe: Comd[ John B. Pollard, Nedlcll Corps, and Mrs. Pollard have returned to their quarters on Rodgers road, after 5pendln?' several weeks visiting friends Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Walden L. Alnsworth have returned to their home on Rodgers road, after a motor tiip to Canada and New England. Lieut. A. B. Cook hu left for leave of 110 days. He will visit his mother, Mrs. Allan’ Cook, in Norfolk, and also will | visit at the University of Virginia before returning. Mrs. Bdith Marr of New York is vis- iting Mrs, L. C. Bertolette for a week. | Alexandria Society News, Spec;al Events And Personal Notes/ Marriages Announced and| Future Nuptial Alliances Foreshadowed — Guests Entertained in Homes. Tours for Pleasure. Mrs. H. M. Bennett of Richmond,| formerly of Cheyenne, Wyo., has an- nounced the engagement of her daugh- rd Tallaferro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hx‘zn‘:’:mu Seddon _Taliaferro of Rock Springs, Wyo. Mr. Taliaferro is a nephew of Mrs. Robert Miller Reese and a cousin of Mrs. Willlam J. Boothe of\ this city. His mother, formerly Miss ILucy Ramsay, is the daughter of the | 1ate Mr. and Mrs. George William Ram- | say, and her marriage to Mr. Taliaferro, 0 a Virginian by birth, occurred in |old Christ Church about 30 years ago. | The wedding will o’xr in Richmond | Tuesday, October 8. Cards have been received from Rev. and Mrs. John Scott Meredith an- nouncing the marriage of their daugh- ter, Rosalle Bankhead, to Mr. Arthur Judson Evans, jr., of Richmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans of ‘Blacks- burg, on Saturday, September 7, in Emmanuel Episcopal Church, in Green- | wood, Va.. of which Mr. Meredith is/ rector. Emmanuel Church, which is dften called the Langhorne Chapel, was built by the seven Langhorne children, among whom are Lady Nancy Astor and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, as a memorial to their mother, the late Mrs. | Chiswell Dabney Langhorne. After October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Evans will be at home at 1102 West Grace street in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Long announce the marriage of their daughter, Audrey Stockton, to Mr. Roy Clark, on Satur- day, September 7. After October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clark will make their home ' with the former's parauts, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Clark. | 'Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Tupper Har- din announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Randolph, to Mr. Owen ‘W. Obaugh, formerly of Harrisonburg, on Friday, September 6, with Rev. John S. Sowers officiating., Mr. and Mrs. Obaugh are spending their honeymoon l’t Orkney Springs, and will live in this city. Ml&! Gertrude Kidwell is home from a visit to her brother-in-law and sis- \I{VI{H!IHIUNMHH\I"UN\[.w!fllfl“?l“”l”lllm’hflflfl zh&css. DE MOLL’S 12th & G Sts. SEPTEMBER SALE OFFERS GREAT VALUES The entire contents of our warehouse, _consisting of Grands, Uprights and Players are offered in this Gigantic Clearance. * Clearance Prices on Furniture Every Article of Furni- ture in Stock Included in Our September Sale SPECIAL NOTICE TO YOUNG MARRIED COUPLES We are prepared to furnish your entire apartment or house with good furniture at our September Sale prices, and will gladly arrange a budget plan for payments on the complete oulfit. 25 Traded-in Phonographs. and Victrolas. To close Our Greatest Feature This Aeolian Grand bri ‘435 . . . made possible coperative purchase d new at the without doudt the most wonderful piano value we have ever witnessed in our ce. Come in and see for yourself. - $25 Delivers It Balance as low as $15 Mo. . ELECTRIC RADIOS 1 Radiola—1 Atwater Kent. Complete in cabinet. To close ‘15 out. . MoOLL out ‘Twelfth and G Streeu Victrolas Furniture Radios ter, Mary Anne, to Mr. Beverley Wel- Va PIANO AND FURNITURE CO. MISS MARY CATHERINE BIETZ, Whose engagement to Mr. Robert W. Williams, formerly of Nashville, 'l‘mn., s B ents, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Neale, in|Ed: Baluda, Va. Mr. and Mrs. James Hayden- Davis have returned from their wmnnx trip and u.l" living in the Warfield Apart- and Mrs, lurold L. Rn- Greensboro, N. C., "f:“'a“"’"‘ wmmn on Sout.h Pa stree Miss Harriet Hill and Miss Ida Wood Hill, who have been visiting at Severn River, Md., and Mr, Malcolm w-w Hill, jr., who has been staying in City, Md., have ref.umed to t{e hwu of Lhelr mndmaum R. HilI, n_South Washington nm | ""niss mrnrn Akers is the guest of Miss Sarah Allen in Passa) Miss Efhel Fairfax is home from a 3 visit to Miss Elsle Willlams in Quantico. Miss Pauline Linn and Miss Margaret sbury, N. C., are guests Imer Kerriker. Mrs. Willis Burdette of Rockville s ahe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Bur- Mrs. A, J. Pohl arrived home last week from a visit to her son and d-ulhur—ln- ‘llv. Lieut. and Mrs. Marion George | Pohl, at Fort Monroe; | _Miss Helen Cannon entertained af 1 bridge Saturday afternoon, September at her home in Rosemont. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kemper, | Miss Charlotte Kmper and Mr. an | Mrs. William Brooke and their children have closed their cottage at Ocean cuy. | Md., and are at home for the Win ‘ (A i | "Miss Margaret Thomak Mooro hlv ”W || returned from a visit to Miss Franklyn Neal in Richmond. | Lieut. and Mrs. Willlam T. Wilker- son and Miss Effie Wll.kenon are visit- | Ing relatives in Pittsbu Mr, and Mrs. !nnn nelair have as thelr guests the former’s brother, Mr. Talbot Sinelair of Syracuse, N. Y., and Mrs. Sinclair's nephew, Mr. Dabney Tu- nis of Richmond, Mrs. E. V. Saunders and her three children of Fredericksburg are the | guests of Mrs. Wirt Shelton. | Dr. and Mrs. Young at Home | After Summer Spent in Europe. | Dr. and Mrs. Albert T. Young arrived | home last week after spending the Sum- | mer in l:urog: | Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Char- | lotte Jones returned Monday to their | home in Winchester after a visit to Mr. | and Mrs. John Jacob Kiger. | Miss Ellen Douglass Fawcett is at {her home on Prince street after spend- i |ing the past two months in England. | _Mrs. L. F. Jones and Miss Evelyn | Jones have returned to Atlanta after & visit to the former's son-in-law and ward Little of Middletown and Mr. lefl Onleuo( ‘Water Lick, Va., were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L it ¥ m” l'l Kendrick and Miss . have left for their h E. Barde nml Mr. Robert irfltmul 'k from Rock- land, Me., 'h-u thq spent the Sum- wuh-lmnumnlhmmm.o is wexmm.un..v n, Mr, “and iirs. Sydney Gross, Miss Katherine Oross , Jr., have returned from a visit to relatives mmnn. N. Y. Mr; and Mrs. Julian D. Knight have closed their cottage at Colonial Beach mamucneummmmm 1ax street. Mr. C. H. Allen returned Tuesday n'oln‘ lt“m"h and Mrs. W. H, Day a ‘Misn Leulsc Dinwiddie lett Monday uthnmpum ‘College durl.n:fl t;u“und session, )lr‘ and Mrs. D. W. Pahnestock of Philadelphia and Miss Rosalie Pugh of Hagerstown have left for their 'homes after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Hullings. Mrs. J. P. Woodyard and her young daughter, Betsy ‘Woodyard, are Ann home from a visit to relatives in Cul- George Stalker and George !ulnr. jr., of Philadelphia, and Mr, and Mrs. Hilton' Yowell of Cuw were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Kines. Additional Boemy News Of Special I Miss Vl.r[l.nh Cary Dawson. has re- turned from a visit to Rogers in Pranklin, Va. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh McGuire are at home after spending the Summer trav- eling in Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. King and their two children have returned from a stay at Ocean View, Vi Mkni Johlll' W. Price, &h‘,. lrr'I;ed last week from Newport, and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John W, Price at their home, Grand View Farm, on the Poto- mac. Mr. and Mrs. Price and their daughter-in-law have left for Ol\ll'll!' ton, 8. C., to meet Lieut. Price, who is on board the U. 8. 8. Concord. Miss Thelma Sanders and Mr. J. E. Gallagher, jr., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gallagher in War- com- Miss Mary Ann | | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Toms. | Mr. and Mrs. J. ?mmed (rom a visit to relatives in Mem- mgw lnmmfll by her parents, Dlr. and Mn‘ James I| llll* . ter, Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Wood, in | Salem, Va. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mooney and Mr. R. G. Mooney arrived Monday from a visit to relatives in Ogdensburg, N. Y. Miss Frances Slough of Lexington,| Va,, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. File. Mrs. H. W. Spylman is the guest of Mrs. A, L. Chinault in Bowling Green, Mr. and Mrs. James I Keller, Mr. Floyd Keller, Miss Jane Keller and| Miss Joan Keller have returned from | Md. a visit to relatives in Romney, W .Va. | Barrrett Chapter, G. A. R., Holds Business Meeting. ‘The September meeting of the Knie Waller Barrett Chapter, N. S., D. was held Tuesday afternoon M, “the home of Mrs. Charles W. King on| North Washington strget. Mrs. Rath- bone Smith was elected delegate to represent the chapter at the State con-| vention, to be held in Alexandria late| in October, and Mrs. King, Mrs. John P. Chadwick, Mrs. Cloyd Byars, Mrs, James M. Duncan, Mrs. James M. Dun- can, jr.; Mrs. J. Lovell Wilcoxen, M Charles J. Deahl. Mrs. Philip B. Pe: ton, Miss Inez Moore and Miss Mar- garet Moore were chosen as alternates. ‘The chapter will hold a bridge party on the afternoon of Wednesday, September 25, at the home of the regent, Mrs.| John W. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeGruchy of Baltimore were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McHugh. Mr. Gwynn Prince and Mr. Willlam Prince, who have just returned from a trip to Yellowstone National Park, were | guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter ‘Wood before luvin( for their home in Fuquay Springs, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wood have also had as their gues Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Prince of Little- ton, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Prince of Varina, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Carlin, jr., (l:l;: back from a week's stay in Atlantic y. Miss Alice Whitton is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Whitton, in Atlanta. | Mrs. C. W, Garnett and Miss Sarah Horton of Raleigh, N. C., have returned to their homes after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ross on North Patrick street. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, Miss Ethel Smith and Mr. Claude Smith have re- Steinway Upright, per- fectly prese\‘ved. in excel- lent condition. great special at. 3225 Aeolian Pianola, 88 note, case and mechanism gdod as new. 95 rolls . Weber Upright mahogany case, beautiful tone ....0000000 5185 Weber Pianola Grand, u note; perfect condition. great special 3695 Duo-Art Grand. Sold for 2,485 Traded-in Up- $50 rights as low as. ... —_— 79 Weber Good as new. $3,350. Special. } turned from a motor trip to Richmond, ‘ Willlamsburg, Yorktown and James- town. | Mr. George Bontz and his daughter, | Miss Mary Bontz, are at home after a | month’s stay at Colonial Beach. Miss Gladys Jeffries and Miss Mfldr'd { Strobel of Marshton, N. C., are guests | of the latter's rrlndmother. Mrs. Mary | Strobel. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Payne are spend- ing several weeks at Herald Harbor, Miss ‘Emily Smith has returned to Atlanta after a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manuel and | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manuel of Belts- ville, Md.: Miss Dorothy Hudson and Mr. Jerry Sullivan of Washington were | recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Lioyd Kelly. Miss Mary Hardesty left Monday for Red Hill, Va.. where she will be en- gaged in educational work during the coming Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Prancis Chappell of Middleburg are guests of | Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Hardesty. Happy Couples Return From Their Wedding Trips. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Neale have re- | turned from their wedding trip. which included a visit to the former’s par- M GOWNS IR Sale of - Roop have re- saw, Va: Miss Mary Wease /is ©home from a n, Va. Oscar Ryder and his two small Ml&l erllr Punk of Strasburg, Mr. xons ‘have returned from a visit to Rev. 19 ConNecTiICUT AV STERNAK 1 Presents NEW FALL APPAREL Dresses Ensembles resla 1307~9~11~13 G St.NW, Starting the Season With a Coats Furs ORI HATS WIS DRESSES A SALE OF NEW UP-TO-THE-MINUTE DRESSES—that will far exceed any previous VALUE EVENT!! We have spent every effort to make this our CROWNING DRESS SALE —and we invite you to share in the remarkable savings— RIGHT AT THE OPENING OF THE FALL SEASON!! Misses® 12 to 20 and Women's 38 to 52 ALL THE NEW COLORS [/ SUITS Saa SUITS WITH BLOUSES CANTON CREPE DRESSES TRANSPARENT to 40, VELVET DRESSES GEORGETTE AND VELVET GORGEOUS QUALITY SATIN DRESSES Blouses, circular Blouses of eggshell and other color silks ating to 40. Circular and pleated skirts. Black, Indepen and Claret. styles, lace trimmed n-d l.ulmd models. th dignified creations that speak t! minute Paris styling and American creativeness. - Satin is the outstanding fabric and we are showing every style idea that this elegant silk will' develop. ¥ SPORT & BUSINESS 3-Piece Covert Cloth Suits, Knitted 4 'DRESSES Continuing Our Sensational . . ADVANCE COAT SALE Values $69, $75 and $85 fur trimmed with Wolf, Fox, Chinese h‘lfl' Opossum. Sumptuously Marmink, Baby Seal, Caracul, Skunk and suits with cardigan jackets, w Worsted Dresses, Travel Pri-lm New _modes for sport and business wear. ‘98 visit to her sister, Mrs. Pifer, in Lex-| and Mrs, H. Potts in. Ly Reginald Farm- MPH.!klnhbl:lMlMt to, t in Alberta, Vi iss Gertrude Ayers is home from a 'Illt to Miss Otelia Cline in Predericks- after a visit to Mr. | burg. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Suthard of Coles- ville, Md., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.'R. P. Mason on Duke street. Miss Marian Moore had as her last week Miss Haldcamp an Peggy. Miss Lorena Payne of White Plains, N. Y.: Mr. Frank Bush and Mr, Michael McLaughlin of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Miss Richmond. o Mr. Wasserman of Latvia Honor Guest at Social Fete Mr. Felve Wasserman of Riga, Latvia, | who .is making an indefinite visit i this country, was entertained Sunday evenln. by his son and daughter-in- Mr, and Mrs. Sidney A. Wiseman, in their home at 1304 Kenilworth ave- nue northeast. ‘The Roxie Brawner has returned from a visit to Miss Verna Harris in guests included Dr. and Mrs. Tsrael schlplro. professor of Semitic | Janguages at George Washington Uni- versity and in charge of the Semitic | Wmnl Country Club, of which she is the temporary chairman. board be augmented by three other be selected before the msefl%g‘hlth will take place next month, 'y will at that time elect the first officers. Committee chairmen will be immediately selected and the committees formed. The meeting will be held in the clubhouse, the former Montgomery Country Clubhouse, 'hen the complete board is ‘expected to present, d Emergenq’ Benefit Party For Palestine Fund Listed An emergency Palestine benefit card party will be given by the Junior Ha- dassah today at 8 o'clock p.m., in the Jewish Community Center. Miss Rose | Kruger, chairman, and her committee are putting forth much effort to make this event a great success and it is 'y | urgently hoped the public will respond. Unezcelled Cooling System—Complete Chan, of Air nevv 1'/. Minu department at the Library of conmu | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam B. Kraft, Dr. son, Mr. and Mrs. Max Aaronson, jr.; Miss Aline Welsh, daughter of the me* ator, Mr. Arthur L. Welsh: Dr. and | Norman Smiler, Mr. and Mr Samuel Gittelman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- | Mildred William, | r. and Mrs. Abe | les Kohen, past commander of Costello Post of the mond Gittelman, Mi: Mrs, Dora Silverma: Ponack and Mr. Ch American Legion. A short program of music included solos by Dr. Gordon, accompanied by Wiseman, who also sang and played her own accompaniments. Mrs, Silverman, mother of Mrs. Wiseman, gave several interesting readings. Earlier in the day Mr. Mrs. Borah Hastens Back To Assist Country Club Mrs. William E. Borah, wife of the return to Senator from Idaho, will ‘Washington in time to preside ovet thi and Mrs. Raymond Levin motored from their home in Baltimore to meet Mr. Wasser- . and | Mrs. Charles Gordon, Mr. Max Almn-- COLUMBIA'RD. a1 1B ST, OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR 12:30 to 7:30 s | 5-Course -~ § SUNDAY DINNER choice of FRIED SPRING CHICKIN ROAST CAPON ROAST DUCKLING ROAST MEATS We Make All of Our Own lce Creams and Desserts Cantaloupe a la Mode Collier Inn Shortcake Other Homemade Desserts Special Saind Courses 1or Those Noi Desiring Regular Dinmer . Columbia 5042 first meeting of the board of directors of the recently organized Meyer’ National s Shop 1831 F Sireet L The Opening of Our New Vizs® Women's Apparel Salon Was Welcomed With Open Arms by Feminine Washington. Unusual Values in Fur-Trimmed Coats We are offering smartly styled new fur-trimmed coats at rcmarkably low prices. We are building a reputation for fine coats and every one evidences quality and craftsmanship. The values will sur- prise you. A Special Group at 65 Gthers $35 to $200 Frocks by Haddington The Fall silhouette presents a marked change in many de- tails—nearly every style is in- fluenced by the princess line in some manner, The waistline is raised, the skirt flares and is longer. Sizes 14 to 54. $14_.75 Others up to $85 E New Fall, Millinery Smart Paris adap- tations that authenti- callyrevealtheinclina T tions of the leading styl’. 's—and yet, prices are moderate. Velvets, fclts, tweeds- and soleils. A large variety at $5—more at $10 and up to $12.50.. Slipper Heel Hosiefy A sheer chiffon weight that is noted for wear. Rich silk from top to toe with the “Slipper-Heel” ‘that derized ankle lines, In shades that lead in smartness. creates slen- $I.15