Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1930, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1930 B-9 [ oommente o KNIGHTS TENPLAR W. B, Moses & Sons PLAN FETE TONIGHT Drill, Ball, Inspection and Massed Military Display Scheduled. National 3770 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Washington's Knights Templar will hold their year's gala meeting tonight §] | In Washington Auditorium with a grand of Public Confidence sAre Included ms that have not previously been e than this. To realize the scope nder’s Week, do we have a basonable merchandise that nerous and genuine. .. and $14.50 and $16.50 Cousin’s Shoes in Spring Styles Founder’s Week Price $ 1 2’85 10 new styles, presenting the latest fashions in foot- for Spring. Models in straps or ties, in smart ma- and attractively trimmed. For street and informal , new styles that combine the necessary qualities of omfort and chic. Another group of Cousin’s and other shoes, regularly 12.50, specially priced at $7.85. The Shoe Salon. Second Floor $21:50 to #35 Quilted Robes Founder’s $ 1 0 Week Price crepe de chine or crepe satin quilt- obes, lined with satin or crepe de e and interlined with lambs’ wool. vered designs or plain colors. ocktail Jackets, $12 ROBES of flowered transparent et trimmed with satin. rap- nd style. Were $19.75 to $35..812 COCKTAIL JACKETS of trans- t velvet trimmed with metallic ing. Were $19.75 to $29.50..412 Were $11.75 to $75 A Pure Silk Hose e % 1.55 No. 4200 is silk to the top and has icot edge. The silk foot has an in- ing of lisle to guarantee long wear. the smart French panel-curve heel gives a slender appearance to the . In a variety of shades, sizes 8 4. -A Hose wool and cotton- smart colors. Floor Founder’s Week Price Real leather bridge sets in red, green, brown, black, blue and others in odd colors. Including two decks of playing cards, score pad and pencil. $5 Dressersticks With Shades Founder’s Week Price $3.85 Silver and etched mirror glass ticks with daintily pleated hades. Trimmed in lace and harmonizing ribbons. $3.85 each or $7.70 a pair. $1.50 Chinese Table Scatfs Founder’s Week Price modern designs; others in real antique patterns. A limited number. The Lamp and Gift Shop, First Pleor $1.50 Maiden Form Garter Belts Founder’s Week Price 95¢ Two attractive styles in pink erepe de chine garter belts. Spe- cial attention must be given to foundsation garments if you wear the new silhouette. Sizes 24 to 30. Rayon Underwear Section, Pirst Floor #1 Clusters of Three Gardenias Founder’s Week Price 50c tment of colors and luster gardenias or . Gi n attractive effect when used as trimmings for your dresses. Plower Section, Pirst Floor $10 Mme. Lyra Silk Undersets Founder’s Week Price $4.85 All-silk milanese Artist Model Underset. A one-piece garment with fitted brassiere top aend milanese teddie bottom. Attrae- tively trimmed with lace. Corset Section, Second Floor $l3.75 and $18 Sweater Suits Founder’s Week Price $10.75 Two or three piece style sweater suits, flare skirts or pleated front and plain b Two styl slip-on sweater, four-button Sizes 14, 16, 18 or 20. Sportswear Section, Second Floor $3.85 Sheer Linen Dresses Founder’s Week Price Handkerchi dresses. Whi contrasting_shade or | trimmed with contrastii Home Frock Section, Second Floor $500 Suite in English Style Founder’. vk rie 9395 This is one of the most remarkable values in fine furniture that we have offered in some time. The two-piece group is upholstered in henna or blue antique velour. Both pieces have deep down-filled cushions. eSIgn Founder’s $ 7 5 Week Price This dining suite of ten pieces is typical of Sheraton’s genius, Note the lofty dignity of the china cabinet, the artistry of the table and buffet. Walnut or mahogany veneers. The chair seats are covered in black sateen. $525 Suite of Eight Pieces Founder’s Week Price $42 5 Dainty lines and graceful proportions make this a suite of unusual charm. Burl walnut panels enhance the beauty of the major pieces. Twin beds, dresser, chest, vanity, night stand, chair and bench, of the finest construction. $250 Colonial Bed Room Suite Founder’s Week Price $ 1 8 5 This bed room suite in Colonial style would be nice to have for your guest room. Four pieces, including bed, dresser, vanity and chest. The poster bed lends a graceful dignity to the suite. Fin. ished in rich brown mahogany. Purniture, Pifth, Sixth and Seventh Floors J. FRED HUBER. 'PUBLISHER IS GIVEN | SENTENCE TO PRISON | William Lavarre Must Serve 60 Days or Pay Fine of $600 | for Contempt. | By the Assoclated Press. SPARTANBURG, S. C., February | 4—william Lavarre was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail or to pay a fine of $600 by Judge T. J. Mauldin at a hearing here yesterday. The sentence | was the result of a contempt charge | preferred against him for fallure to | obey a court order restraining him from entering the building of the Spartan- burg Herald and Spartanburg Journal. |~ Charges of contempt brought at the | same time against assoclates of Lavarre were dismissed. Lavarre filed notice of appeal. CONAN DOYLE IS ILL. | Spiritunlis(:—:;.é[‘hree Nations Offer Prayers for Him, LONDON, February 4 (#).—Sir Ar- thur Conan Doyle, creater of Sherlock Holmes, is il with heart trouble and has been confined to his bed for the past few weeks. ‘The illness became known today when word was received that Spiritualists of Australia, England and the United States were offering special prayers for his recovery. Overwork during the Spiritualist cam- paign in Scandinavia was said to have | weakened his heart so that a walk of 100 yards left him breathless. To CHICAGO ROUND TRIP Excursion Saturday-Sunday Feb. 8-9 Tickets good in day coaches caly Leaves Washington Feb.8 . .. . ILI0A. M. (Eastern Time) Returning leaves Chicage Feb.9 . . . . . G140P. M. (Central Time) Baltimore ball, competitive drill, inspection and a massed military display. For more than a month a committee, under the leadership of Fugene E. ‘Thompson, has been working to make the affair outstanding in 15 years of Templarism in the District, and ticket distributions indicate that their efforts have met with success. The majority of the black-uniformed knights of the order, which numbers more than 3,000 members in Washington, are expected to be present. Replaces Field Day. ‘The combined drill and ball this year replaces the annual fleld day, which formerly was held out of doors. Most of the events of that function are sched- uled for tonight in addition to the ball. ‘The feature of the meeting will be the drill contest, in which 24-man teams representing the six commanderies of the Washington jurisdiction will com- pete for prizes. The drill will be ac- cording to the Templar manual and will include foot and sword movements, A special sword competition will be held with one representative from each com- mandery as contestant. The most pisturesque scene will come at the end of the competitions, when the knights align themselves in massed formation and pass in review. J. Fred Huber, assistant inspector general, will command this maneuver, Band Concert Preceding. ‘The meeting is to get under way at 7 o'clock. Following a band concert, the teams will drill and be inspected and the sword contest will be held. Then the commanderies will form and Rev. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the House of Representatives, will ro- nounce an invocation. A salute to the colors will be followed by an address of ‘welcome by Charles F. Roberts, grand commander, presentation of prizes and the review. The rest of the evening will be given over to dancing. ALIENATION SUIT DECIDED QUICKLY Jury Decides in 20 Minutes Against $300,000 Claim of So- ciety Wife. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, February 4.—It took & jury here just 20 minutes to decide that Mrs. Mattie Dean Hutchinson, Chicago society woman, was not entitled to $300,000, or any other sum, Mrs. Edith P. Taylor, the woman” in a 20-year love affair with Samuel Sheffleld “Hutchinson, wealthy fiim distributor. ‘The jury was composed of eight mid- dle-aged married women and four mar- ried men. One of the men on the jury held out for judgment in favor of Mrs. Hutchinson, but under California law a three-fourths majority of jurors is suf- ficient to decide a civil suit. In summation of their cases oppos- ing attorneys attacked the women in the case. Mrs. Taylor said she met Hutchinson while she was a student at Valparaiso, Ind, in 1908. She said she asked him to marry her, but that he replied he was “not the marrying kind.” Mrs. Taylor testified that she did not know Hutchinson was married until after she had borne him a daughter. The daughter, Jane, now is 16 years old. Hutchinson testified that he was the father of the girl and “proud of it.” th women testified they still loved Hutchinson. 0-Cedar Auto Polish “A Show Room Shine in Half the Time.” 0-Cedar Corporation “World’s Master Polish Makers”’ CHICAGO At any Local Hngwln Youxcs‘rms use up so much energy every day. Nowondertheyeat 80 heartily. Their liwle bodies need quantiticsofwhole- somefoodstobuild them up. Suddenly a cough develops, and they become weak and listless. It feeds upon their strength. Itsapsthe precious energy ¥ they need for day- fi to-day existence. If @P=T 3, neglected, it soon draws upon their vital reserves. 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