Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1930, Page 25

" OISTRICTW.C. 7.0, | | TOMARK DRY LAW peakers Scheduled for Ban- quet in Celebration of An- niversary of Amendment. i L R 5 Senator Brookhart of Iowa and Mrs. | (Arthur Robinson, wife of Senator Rob- ¥nson of Indiana, will be the principal peakers at the banquet of the District f Columbia W. C. T. U. celebrating the enth anniversary of the adoption of he eighteenth amendment to be held {tomorrow night at Meridian Mansions $Both will discuss the progress of the ftemperance movement during the past 10_years. *__Mrs. N. M. Pollock, president of the District W. C. T. U, will preside and, together with the honor guests and other officials of the organization, will hold a reception preceding the dinner, which is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Solos will be sung by Mrs. Ruby Stahl and Floyd Willilams as a part of the after-dinner entertainment. Mrs. Margaret Wright Schulz will give sev- eral readings. Among the 250 guests expected to at- tend are the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Seymour Lowman, Walter H. Newton, secretary to the President, and Mrs. Newton; Senator and Mrs. Robsion of Kentucky and two vice presidents of the W. C. T. U. of Japan, Mrs. Truma Gaustlett, senior vice president, and Miss Uti Higashi, :‘k:e president’ of the junior organiza- jon. Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield is the gen- eral chairman for the banquet. ESTATE OF MGR. BISCHOFF ¢ LARGELY AIDS CHARITY ‘Will of Late Catholic Pastor Makes Donations to Local Schools and Orphan Asylums. ‘The will of Mgr. Francis X. Bischoff, pastor of the Church of the Nativity, who died January 3, has been filed for probate. He leaves $1,000 to Michael J. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore, for the education of students for the priest- hood. Bequests of $300 each are made to St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, Little Sis- ters of the Poor and the Society for the Propagation of the Faith; $200 each to 8t. Joseph's Home and School, St. Vin- cent's Orphan Asylum, St. Rose Tech- nical School and the House of the Good Shepherd. His assistant, Rev. Benedict J. Han- nemann, is given $300 for himself and an additional $100 for masses. Father Felix of Capuchian College is to have » the housekeeper, is remembered with $100 and Charles Pinkney, the janitor, with $50. Bequests of $300 each are made to Pauline Bischoff, a sister-in-law; Ger- trude Bischoff, a niece, and Raymond Bischoff, a nephew. Frank Bischoff, an- other nephew, whose address is un- known, is left $25. The remaining es- tate goes to the two sisters of the tes- tator, Elizabeth and Mary Bishop. Percy C. Brady is named as executor. . GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN. Civil Service Commission An- nounces Employment Opportunities The Civil Service Commission an- nounces the following Government po- sitions are orn: Associate aj .$3,200 to.$3,700 a year: assistant agron- omist, $2,600 to $3,100 a year. Asso- clate architect, $3200 & year; assistant architect, $2,600 a year. Specialist in research, $4,600 a year. Superintendent of brush factory, $5,600 a year. The PALAIS ROYAL G Street at Eleventh Sale of Toiletries Bulk Perfumes Caron’s Nuit de Noel, dram..1.75 Caron’s Infini, dram.... .88¢ eriain’ 1 Fleurs d’Amour, d: Toilet Waters, Perfumes, Perfumizers Coty's Toilet Water—¥F-.sraude and Paris, quantity limiwd..1.89 50c Lavender Toilet Water...25¢ Lilac Vegetal for after shaving, 29¢ 30 Bottles Only of Arly Tollet Water; Violette, Rose, or Jasmin, Soaps 6 Cakes Lana Oil Soap and a 50c Metal Waste Paper Basket, 6 Jergens' Bath Tablef 25¢ Boott Towel f 25¢ Veolay Imported Creams 50¢ Noxzema Cream and 25¢ Noxzema Soap, both for.....4% 65c Size Pond’s Cold Vanishing Cream ... 75¢ Lady Esther Cream T uelb.!'eCI-.n:l: Vi hlh insues, ‘anishing Cream, all three in box 95 Face Powders Houbigant’s Ideal or Quelques Powder...50c & 88c 75¢ Cheramy Lov'lor Face Pow- der, Rachel only...20¢c or ¢ for §1 PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JAA\'UARY 15, 1930. See Page 11 See Page 10 For Important Radio ] For Special News of Men’s Announcement y Clothing and Furnishings ¥ G STREET AT ELEVENTH Smart heralds of Spring A Special Purchase of New Hats P .15 (& The hat that everyone is wearing N now is the one of felt with deft touches of straw. Such a hat, while forecasting the Spring mode, goes very well with one’s winter coat. They are exception- ally well styled, and come in all the light Spring colors and the always-wanted black. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor For home, for sports, for street wear Printed Linen Frocks 2.98 Each one is a new, smart model, tailored with high quality workmanship of fine, pre-shrunk handker- chief linen, printed in pretty, gay patterns on a white ground. And it's remarkable how they’ll fit into your wardrobe. The rice is surprisingly ow for such at- tractive, well made dresses. PALAIS ROYAL Third Floor eA sensational dress sale Youthful, Graceful 139 = Just down from New York are these slim, charming frocks. The instant you see them you'll wonder that this small price buys so much style, so much quality. And indeed they have the look of quite higher-priced dresses. Airy chiffons, rich crepes, and prints with a hint of Spring—these are the fabrics. We urge you, for your sake, to call upon us and inspect these little gems of frocks. 1930 style touches: And 1930 colors Even hemlines Goya red Moulded waistlines Hacienda Sunday night frocks Zinnia shades “Double date” dresses Navy Boleros Independence blue Jackets in many versions Green Odd lingerie touches Brown Unique sleeve treatments Beige Beaded yokes Black They look more than their price PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Big January hosiery sale continued Ring and Other Well-Known Hose More than 3,000 pairs of $1.50 to $2.50 qual- ities are offered at this negligibly small sum. Chiffon service, sheer and regular service weights with lisle hems and soles. Most of them are firsts, but a few irregulars are included. They're pure thread silk, with French, pointed, black or novelty heels. Sizes 81/ to 10V/5. gunmetal beech tan boulevard mpystery breeszee sun tan sun bronze sable almora Telephone orders carefully filled Throughout January The Palais Royal is featuring a series of astonishing sales. This sale of desirable hosiery at great savings is a highlight of our January offerings—take advantage of it by buying in half-dozen lots. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor When It’s Baby Day at Palais Royal We certainly like babies here, and we certainly know what they should wear. Doting parents and relatives by the dozen are aware of our weakness for babies, so every Thursday they bring their pocketbooks and their lists and come to Palais Royal looking for bargains. Bargains are what they find, too. Every diminutive garment is so modestly priced that its purchase is a positive joy. Special Purchase! Linen Pillowcases 1.39 Regularly $1.95, these fine pil- lows are reduced for Baby Day. They are hand embroidered with eyelets and scallops. 36x54 Sheets, 59¢ 14x21 Pillowcases, 29¢ ‘These, too, are & lal ‘hase and 6 real Baby D ymm-m. g 16.95 smartest thi bedding e Regularly this lavette sells for $18.95, but we've Te- duced it for Baby Day. It contains e the very! . new arrival needs, and is designed to save steps in $1.95 Beacon Baby shopping. It consists of: e Blankets, 1.69 For his dally airing he’ll need a 36x50 Beacon blanket, so snug and warm. In pink or blue, bound with sateen, and enliv- ened with sprightly nursery de- signs. Infants’ Cashmere Sacques, 1.25 1If you're planning a baby show- er, consider this daintiest of fine wool cashmere sacques, finished in pink or blue silk and exguisite touches of handwork. Infants’ Handmade Dresses, 1.59 A al purchase of fine, hand- m dresses, made in lovely de- signs. They're very sheer and delicate, with a variety of cute neck treatments. 2 for $1 Specials Red or white rubber sheets, 1 and 2 year baby dresses. Crochet booties, pink and blue. Rubber panties, small, medium, large. Flannelette gowns, gertrudes, kimonos. Quilted pads, 18x34. Handmade Porto Rican pillow- m pbu.:g and blue de;’ml. y_stockings Tayon- and-wool. Sizes 6 and 6% o’:?y TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Their tailoring and material is of the best ‘Mid-Winter Season COAT SALE of Spectacular Importance All Our $95 to $195 Coats | 25% off to clear them away Mostly straightline styles Sizes 14 to 18 Larger sizes are 1930 models, Si 1:: 3""::‘;‘7% with smartly applied flares. for women Exquisite workmanship—the finest of fabrics—quality in every line and stitch. Mostly fine broadcloths and a few velvets, in black, brown, tan, blue and plum. Luxuriously furred with fox, lynx, skunk, Persian lamb, seal, fitch, muskrat, badger and monkey. Beautifully lined, warmly inter- lined, handsome to the eye, comfortable to wear. d there are several seasons’ wear in each one. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Our Art Needlework Sale Continues Crisp, new models for beginners and advanced needlewomen, priced so Tow you can buy enough to keep you sewing through all the long Winter evenings still before you. A once- a-year bargain opportunity you should not miss! Three New Aprons Regularly 59c Each, Now i A e R ek st for C stitches, Beginners will dote on these. o -Unblelched Muslin Bedspreads Regularly $1.19, Now Full size spreads of excelient quality unbleached muslin, stamped in two beautiful patterns. Only 84c and a little c time, and you've an exquisite spread! Fluffy Lace Pillows House Frocks Regularly $1, Now Regularly $1, Now You'll. love to pile Completely ready them on your to wear, bound best bed or sofa. c with colored Delicate lace com- edges, and made bined with ribbon in four smart in every lovely pastel shade. styles. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Three timely, attractive lingerie specials Robes and Negligees In Tempting 7.98 Variety This is a special group taken from our regular stocks and reduced for tomorrow. There are lovely silks, satins and prints, trimmed in fine laces, chiffon and ribbons in a way to tempt the feminine heart. Then there are the flannel robes and those of quilted satin, trimly man-tailored. In small, medium and large sizes. » - Handmade Gowns and Society Crepe 0 Li ie. $1 Slips, 93¢ g ngerie, § : We've acquired another group of these Chemises, dancettes, petticoats, fine nainsook gowns and slips, so if step-ins and bandeau combinations you were left out of the last offering, f iet re, a good-lookin; here’s your chance. They are entirely sl Pt e o ot hand-sewn and_beaut! liqued new fabric with a soft, silky finish. e a';‘e n "r‘.d ’:":IB .“u:g‘l"'qflm_ These garments are tailored with med with filet lace. The Sowns may simplicity and food taste, and come be had in white or pastel eolors. In in all the lovely pastel shades. el &) PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Bridge and Junior Lamps This is a very smart model, with a modernistic bridge arm, spiral tubing and an openwork base. 95 The whole is finished in antique brass and makes i i a distinctive addition to any interior. Bridge and Junior Lamps, 2,95 We sell these beautiful lamps for $4.95 ordinarily. The junior model has a two-light cluster, while the bridge lamp is modernistic in style. They all have heavily weighted brass-plated bases. Attractive Shades Only $l Three sizes—bridge, table or junior floor size. Lovely scenic panels alternate with inlaid ones, all being smartly laced and finished in crackle effect. It would be a shame to miss this real bargain and, of coyyse, the early comers will have the widest choice. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor