Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1929, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D: (. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929, LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9&)0 CHEVY CHASE BODY CRANCD DPERATVE =" 2 e ORGANIZED IN WEST sz, e ments at Meeting Tonight. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. CHEVY CHASE, Md,, 'November 5.— The Chevy Chase Terrace Community ‘Assoclation will meet tonight at 4608 Davidson Drive, when the personnel of the seven standing committees for the coming year wijl he announced by its new ‘president, Oliver F. Busby. O e vembee 5. The |, ATIONE the reports to be acted on by er mber 5.-The| the association will be. that of its com- g:-op srative Farmers’ Northwest Grain mittee on street and.park development fii%fim‘h‘:@fi"f’ , The Two Extremes of the Evening Mode , Wi ‘was awarde: vl county | X . R T At the Top- A/ thie: Bottome- Boar commissioners in - 'd to carry on the board’s program | of itlon. of t v { of financing the farmer-owned co- o trug T i ik RS Th 1 B & S‘l W S | during 3 B : e alluring Bonnet k I l k % A -y reath’ e 13 . : of black net and glit- . : 1 ra ; Oes un ys | certain sec . . Ao b 8. oo N tering gold sequins is Dyed Any COlOr softly molded to follow the contour of the head. Opera pumps and strap models with silver The tailored velvet bow .completes its’ charm. tion of the Northwest agency was voted kid trim—of a new Jus- ab'a meeting of 36 of the 3 members of | CONSin nas o apariment dovelop. trous silk with _the 53 Associations of Four States Join in New Market- ing Agency. for the Farm this im Tation in the four States. cost nf which will be bofln by lbut- owners. construction es. new ‘weather will embers u{‘ tthz (;rmgxs elevator imvont wmmfion until the Spring of associations of the four-States. 53 Members of Another |ubk&t: to he u:hd wi.lll‘ wul The plan to go shead withs the forma. (S Temcames (o thy monmnt ta .1‘ Sketched right, $10. ment. Chase Terrace is now 4 P moire weave that effects ctors | Zonied and restricted to detached nu- a A smart high-lichts when dences. ved to match or con- trast with yonr gown. $7.50. The Metallic Turban after Suzanne Talbot is finding an important place in the millinery mode since frocks of metal cloth are so fash- ionably accepted for formal occasions. $10. Farme u-m. the exceptlnn of one, who declined seat, the board. He is Tollef Midbo o! Hltwn N. Dak., a representsi- '.lve of the nrfl;,rs Gnln Dealers’ As- | 100%, of Not : The latier ass association. t}:"“ on record (| for R Gl £ F. H. Smith Co. Issues Local’ Preferred Dyed Without Additional Cost to any shade desired. Silk Wray is a new material that takes the dye evenly and beautifully. panies in North Shee Shop—Second Floor Millinesy Shop—Second Floor tarday's ul:eednx and took part in the g Client will' consider: as first payment on a number of new houses located in desirable resi- dential sections. Robert W. Savage 717 Unien Trust Bidg. Nat'l 6799 Election Set Today. ‘The election of ofllurx including a general manager, is scheduled for ny ‘The authorized letll of the C A4 8T E N-8" L U G G 4 G 3 ¢ Street Gains Another Distinctive Shop * Where, amid- surroundings of -truest Have You Discovered Your Waistline "Correct Corsets Will Help You Find It The -eye.of fashion is focused on the waist- line. It is no longer enough that the hips should be confined—waistlines, too, must be confined 30 there i ‘not the slightest hint of the fatal “roll.” Two Rengo models that will mould your - figute ‘30 that new. frocks may be worn Run Check Silk Hosiery, $1.95 Of course, Christmas is 8 weeks away, but your friends will wear exactly the same size hose then they do now, so why not be forehanded? “‘Run Checks™ are always welcome! Full-fashioned, all- silk chiffon with lisle lined soles, silk or turette tops, ‘Not Too Early to Choose Christmas Gifts or a heavier service weight with lisle soles and tops. Twenty smart colors—sizes 81 to 1015. 3 prs. $5.75. charm, your love of smartness will be aled by a splendid array. of beauti- f:? and wearworthy wefinlly and without nlf-conmoulneu Hosiery—Street Floor Chiffon ’Kerchiefs in Artistic Folders 50c Even an inexpensive handkerchief makes a good impression in a beautiful silver folder! Dainty eve- -ning ‘kerchiefs of fine chiffon, hand blocked and trimmed with rolled or picot edges. Street Hlfl Leather Goods Rengo 'Belt Novelties Corsetlettes Luggage £<¢ " § % A shep where sach nesd or desire wrll h met with undeniable_individuality and refine . l courtesy. - We weuld stress in tlm cunln he location I' a Nl onl ingtenians whe have demanded oun..t'rv e GAGE :QP twe generations. We invite yeu to sur ENS LEATHER" GOODS 1320 F STREET N.W. SUPPLYING WASHINGTON'S' LUGGAGE FOR 40 YEARS Cut-o-fit Underwear | of Fine Rayon 31 Bloomers, pantas, step - ins, chemise .nnd combinations that have been “cut to fit,” both [ comfortably and smoothly under frocks with the new silhouette. Of a fine count delustered rayon with llped or flat locked seams to prevent “running” or strétch- ing. Well reinforced with a graduated gusset—so as to fit snugly about the hips and at thé same time allow for a good stride. Peach, pink, tan and navy in sizes 36 to 42. Underwear—Third Floor A waistline fitted garment of flesh brocade with the extra diaphragm. control and ‘abdominal belt. Sizes An: ot h -er Model Sparkling Rhinestone $5 ~ Jewelry--Special, $1 With Christthas coming in the middle of a bril- liant social season, you can't go wrong on gifts of sparkling ‘rhinestone jewelry—earrings, necklaces and bracelets, attractively boxed. Other gifts of dis- tinctive jewelry, $1.95 to $25. Jewelry—Sireet Floor Flesh 'vbro'cade with mmi top and double LanspurcH&Bro |l i i rom s n upward th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 /Sues 3:‘:3’ 2 m n&-—'fllvl Fiser What Do You Kinow About Meal Planmng" An Expert From The Estate Stove Co. Will Be Here Tomorrow to 'Discuss This Subject and to Give Cooking Demonstration Estate Gas With the Oven R a n g e S $70.50 Heated Fresh Air Estate is first to make this new range with the “double beier” Fresh Air Anoflfl[er Style, $ 57. 50 Ovcn. Instead of gas-contaminated air passing directly from the burners to the .mel & e en, the Estate heats an air space surrounding, but completely separated from tate, Tomorrow’s Cooking Class 2:30t0 4:30 P.M. Meal Planning '3 New Blouses $5.75 Femininity is the fashion—and among fem- inine fashions there is none more charming than the blouse with a_frilled neckline, a' jabot front,’ or rows of fine pleating. Three new models of flat crepe! Even the best of cooks “run out™ of menu ideas. Miss Elder has made a study of meal planning, and knows some excellent recipes. Her spe- cialty is oven dinners and quick breads, demonstrated tomorrow at 2:30. You are invited. Right; an .xlnmlly suc- Sals! ooy i ih.:: { the food chamber—the same principle as the double boiler. It makes for better $5.75. {:Iod. for absolutely {.thfom hn!l(no'hmorc uneven ukué)lhlnd Th]::r;nu nmy. Center; . very smart model with a plain t ovens. ite enamel with grey trimming, and the tate neckline and frilled jabot. $5.75. Control. All Estate Rlnxes are npproved by the American Gas Association Spert Shep—Second Floor . Housewares—81;