Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1930, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1930. TALIAN ART WORK INCAPTOL LALDED Part in Sculptural Decora- tion Recalled by Fairnon in Address. ‘The important part played by Itallan &} and artists in the lculptunl deooro n of the National Capitol subject of an address recemly dehvered h:lnre the Italy-American Society by Gharles Fairnon, for 21 years - 4 Caplil Chaplain of House Devotes Prayer to Taft, IIl at Home By the Assoclated Press. to ra Montgomery, pllln devote the opening nnyfl‘ to former Chief Justice William anlrd ‘Taft. n victory and defeat his fel- eounu-ymen take him to the l“ll’ of their hearts,” the chap- ain said. “He abides in the unctulry of their breasts. Oh, how he abounded in rlches of wu! even our night sol raises e Lord as we feel thz glnw of hla wonderful charac as vlslom for a wife and three children in T ho peys the highest rnon '-flbllfe l‘.o '-h! ‘Italian influence in the - | sculpture work of the Capitol, illus- sonal glimpses o crossed the ocean to help belumy the buildings | an which were just starting to be erected on 1 Hill. ln 1773 an Italian physlchn named cumv-non o! onves. grapes und fruits in the new country, lved Nibemanie County, Ve and, through | mutual cultural interests, soon became | 3 close fyend of his of his neighbor, Thomas | JefTerso! stated, “Years later, whan Jeflenou was President | and Mazzel had ret.urned to his o‘n country, Lhe question regard| the decoration of the new Clpfl-fi\ t.h-n | under const fferson suggest- efl tn the Clpmfl mhhcct.. utrobe Mazzel, taly, fo'r uslstanoe m nb‘l 3 Itll!.unl sculptors to help in the work on the | pitol. The result of '-he let&er Was arrive in Baltimore un! s 1806, 146 days in crossing the ocean.” Started Work Upon Arrival. Fairnon recalled how the twko y the Brit CIDItol m 1!14 following the destruction of the c-pnm lnd 50 was unable to assist in its struction. But Gio- |}/ vanni Andrea reeelved the commission to return to Italy and have executed 24 ncesco f h:lped in the work "which is now to be n in Statuary Hall. It was Carlo Pnnmnx who executed the “Card of ysterious and no trace of him was ever found. Investigated Disappearance. Apparently the nempeu of a hun- dred yun m did not pn‘emt.be im- portance mysterious ppear- un;:ses whir.h is rlven f-hem by the jour- nals of - | || —Advert! tnled hh lecture with lantern slides, is expected that a copy of his lddress will later be sent to Ital SPECIAL mues | on display in our windows! See them while downtown. BOUDOIR LAMPS Complete $ With Shades. . .. | SR TABLE LAMPS Complete $ With Shades. . . . 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Moses & Soms SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE National 3770 $3.50 Jewelry Now : . $1.85 Sterling silver Chanel necklaces, bracelets and earrings. F Street at Eleventh 9 AM.to 6 P.M. $7.50 Spring Hats now :© $5 Newest Spring models in the bright new colors; all headsizes. First Floor. $1 Fabric Gloves - . . 69c A variety of styles and colors in sizes 5} to 8. First Floor- First Floor: $1 Bath Salts Set . © . 59 Sets of twelve torpedo bath salts and box of dusting powder. $3 to $3.50 Gloves : . $2.15 Many styles in lamb, French kid, suede or cape, 5% to 7/5. First Floor- First Floor- 50c Powder & Salts . . 29¢ Bath powder and bath salts at this greatly reduced price. $1.65 Fabric Gloves . : . #1 Light-weight, double-woven fabric gloves, in the new shades. First Floor. $1 Gardenia Clusters . . 50c An assortment of gardenia clusters of three or violets. First Floor- First Floor- $2.50 Book Compacts, $1.39 Terry double book compacts at nearly half regular price. First Floor. 5 Gillette Blades . - . . 33c Regular 50c package of Gillette safety razor blades. $1.95 Chiffon Scarfs, $1.55 Full width chiffon scarfs, in bright colors. First Floor- First Floor. 25c¢ Kleenex Now : . : 16¢ Regular 25c package of Kleenex, in assorted colors; 16c. $7.50 to $10 Bags, $4.85 Bags in pouch or envelope shape, in all the new colors. First Floor- New $5 Handbags : . $2.85 All colors and many sizes in the latest style handbags. $2 to $2.95 Undies . #1.85 Tailored or trimmed crepe de chine undies, in light colors. New $5 Girdles . #3.85 Step-in or side-hook girdles, in two materials; 12 or 14 inches. Second Floor. $6.50 Satin Girdles . $4.85 Lightly boned step-in" girdle of satin and elastic; 14-inch. $7.50 Silk Undies . : $5.85 Plain or trimmed silk ‘owm dlnee -en or chemise. $3.50 Silk Slips . . : $2.85 Tailored or trimmed crepe de chine slips. Several styles. Second Floor- $19 to $35 Pajamas . . $12 Silk pajamas, robes, negligees or cocktail jackets. ~——————_Second Floor $21.50 to $35 Robes, $10 Georgette crepe satin quilted robes. Many styles. -~ _Second Floor. $12 to $16.50 Robes, $7.75 Wrap-around or tuxedo brocaded velvet robes, trimmed with satin, Second Floor. -$33 to $65 Negligees, $20 Negligees of figured transparent velvet, in four colors. ——————————Second Floor- $47 to $75 Robes . . . $20 Robes of transparent velvet or metallic cloth; satin lining. Second Floor. $29 to $50 Pajamas, $15 Chin chin crepe or "Isv“ p-nn’wnh matching velvet coat. econd Floor—— $33.75 Silk Pajamas, $15 - Flame color chin chin crepe pajamas, contresting quilted jacket. - Second FloOr————————— $11 to $15 Pajamas, $9.50 Pajamas of figured crepe de chine, in combination colors. ———————————Second Floor- $5 Silk Underwear : : $3.85 . 4 A lovely assortment of chemise, slips, gowns and pajamas. ———————Second Floor- $4.85° $6 Crepe Gowns . Flesh, peach, green or eggshell gowns of heavy crepe de chine. -—s—————— Second FlOOr———— $5 to $8 Combinettes, $3.85 Straight line or silhouette Mme. Lyra combinette, Second Floor $10 Silk Undersets . . $4.85 Artist Model undersets, all-silk milanese, with brassiere. $3.50 Silk Undies . : $2.85 An assortment of crepe de chine or crepe back satin undies. ~————————Second Floor $1.25 to $2 Undies . . %1 Pongee chemise, skips, d-naeue- -up ins or panties. Men’s Kerchiefs - 6 for $1 Men's pure Irish linen handkerchiefs. ;.inch hem. First Floor. 50c Handkerchiefs, 3 for $1 Dainty chiffon handkerchiefs, in various colors and designs. First Floor 50c Linen ’Kerchiefs . . 25¢ Women's linen handkerchiefs, with hand embroidery. ~—————————First Floor. 19¢ Linen ’Kerchiefs . ; 1lc Women's white linen handkerchiefs, with hand embroidery. ——————————————First Floor——————————— First Floor. $1 Dusting Powder . . 50c Dusting powder, in delicately tinted glass boudoir jar. First Floor. 50c Boxed Stationery, 39c Twenty-four sheets and envelopes, white and colors; nicely boxed First Floor- $1 Boxed Stationery, 59c Twenty-four sheets and envelopes, in white and colors; boxed. First Floor. $8 New Spring Shoes, #5.95 - Six keen, new styles in Spring shoes for women, $5.95 Friday. Second Floor- Misses’ Bloomers : % . 65¢ Regular $1.50 rayon bloomers, in good colors; sizes 12 and 14. Second Floor- Boys’ $1 Shirts = . . . 75¢ Beau Brummel shirts, with attached collars. Sizes 12 to 13%. Second Floor. Children’s Hose . 3 pairs, $1. Regular 50c hose, sizes 6!% to 11. Second Floor. Gzit_'ls’ $1.95 Pajamas_, $1.45 3-Pc. Sweater Suits, $10.75 Regularly $13.75 and $18. 3.piece styles; sizes 14 to 20. $5.95 Silk Blouses . . $3.85 Crepe de chine and satin blouses, in sizes 34 to 38. Second Floor- $3.85 Linen Dresses, $2.85 White tops with colored skirts or all white trimmed in.colors. Second Floor. $2.50 Home Frocks, $1.85 Figured linen, percale and gingham; sizes 14 to 40, Second Floor- $4 Daytime Frocks, $2.95 “Bu-Tee" rayon crepe frocks, in prints; clever styles; washable. Second Floor. $37.50 Lamp and Shade, $25 Two and three candlelight lamps, § styles; with silk shade. First Floor. $27.50 Lamp & Shade, $21.50 Bridge lamp to match sbove hmn, complete with silk shade. First $2.50 Chmese Scarfs, $1.95 Table scarfs, oblong and round; modern or antique, $6 Pewter Pitchers : . $3.85 An exact reproduction of the original Paul an;n pitcher. -First - Floor. $1 Carved Ash Trays . 45c Hand-carved ash trays of soapstone; various shapes and colors. -First Floor- . 35¢c pr. - $8.50 Lamp & Shade, %5.85 Colonial oil pot lamp, in two finishes, with parchment shade. ~———————————First Floor-. $4.50 Pewter Pitchers, $2.85 Simple, graceful lines characterize this smart pewter pitcher. First Floor. $75 Wilton Rugs = . : $59 Fine Wilton rugs; small Persian effects; 9x12 size. L R T $8.50 Hooked Rugs, $4.95 Quaint hooked rugs, in many cheerful patterns and colorings. ~———————Fourth Floor————— $1.50 Door Mats . . . 79¢c Cocoa door mats, size 18x30 inches. e PN " FlooP $5.50 Carpet, $4.10 sq. yd. 9 and 12 feet wide; jade, sapphire, rust, taupe, etec. Celebrating 69 Years N early 150 Re¢ From Whic EASE remember that every item, no , ular, standard, high quality. It will p fully and to shop eatly tomorrow. O Week ends at 6 P.M. Saturday. $10 Permanent Wave $7.50 Either Nestle Circuline or Keen process, including shampoo and finger i The $3.95 Umbrellas, $2.95 Silk umbrellas with 16-rib frames; Prince of Wales or straight handles. First Floor $5 Umbrellas, $3.75 Novelty silk styles; handles of quartz or amberlite. Six colors, First Floor $7.50 Umbrellas, $5.45 Fine quality silk; 16.rib silver and gold-finished frames, First Floor Men’s $§1 Hosiery, 80c Fancy Silk anid - wool, silk - and. rayon, rayon-and-cotton; elso plain silk. Sizes 10 to 12. First Stressing the and Style F| Boleros Peplums Short sleeves Flared skirts High belts Capes and capelets $1.25, $1.50 Undies, 95¢ Rayon bloomers and panties with yoke front, elastic at waistline. Pirst Floor Three-in-Ones, $1.65 ’n_uo-in-un combinations of fine Choose for wef quality rayon. First Floor wonderful assort] frocks at a price} many dollars! P printed-chiffons . $1.50 Garter Belts, 95¢ Maiden Form garter belts in two styles; pink crepe de chine. First Floor course, black. | $3.50 to §5 Jewelry, §2.85 collection we've il ; 4 were higher (as ing silver, real stone ces, . Scaselote; daeria go il ool ; bubble over witl First Floor ¥ « « tomorrow, $3.50 Costume Jewelry : SIZES §1.85 AND Sterling Chanel necklaces and bracelets, combination erystal® and pearl® necklaces with back drape, and SIZES) $14.50 and $16.50 Cousin’s Shoes in Spring Styles Week prce 1285 Ten new styles, presenting the latest fashions in foot- wear for Spring. Models in straps or ties, in smart ma- terials and attractively trimmed. For street and informal wear, new styles that combine the necessary qualities of comfort and chic. Another group of Cousin’s and other shoes, regulMy . $12.50, specially priced at $7.85. .flu Shoe Salon, Second Floor S « . in all the new} !