Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 32

B—16 BYRD BARK S DUE. [ IN TAHITI TODAY| Mild Weather After Storm Provides Chance to Repair Ship. BY DR. FRANCIS D. COMAN. By Radio to The Star and the New York Times. ON BOARD THE BARK CITY OF NEW YORK AT SEA, April 11.—Due to arrive at Papeete, Tahiti, this eve- ning, the City of New York, with lazily flapping sails, is jogging northward through an oily sea of silver and blue. For the last two or three days mild weather has given us an opportunity to recover from the effects of the hurri- ! cane, Repairs have been made, cargo | has been restored and the decks and lower rigging are hung with salt-soaked blankets and clothing, washing out in the rain and drying between squalls in the tropic sun. Wednesday morning we passed over the line of the Capricorn and toward noon sighted the jagged hills of Rimi- tara, a small volcanic isle of the Austral group. Within a fringing reef of coral one saw the beryl green surf breaking in an unbroken crescent along a glis- tening beach lined with swaying cocoa- nut palms. From two miles off the Jow-thatched houses of the native vil- lage made a striking picture against the wtv}‘wi green of the lush tropical owth. “Ever since we left Tahiti 18 months ago we have looked forward to the re- turn visit. We know, too, that much as we want to get home, the longer we stay in this fragrant and colorful spot the less anxious we will be to leave it. (Copyright, 1930, by the New York Times Co. and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. = All Tights for publication reserved throughout the world.) MISS NORTON NAMED TO NATIONAL BOARD One of Four New Councilors of So-| ciety of Daughters of Found- ers and Patriots. With the election of four councilors, the National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America brought its thirty-second General Court to an end late yesterday afternoon at the Washington Hotel. Included among the mnewly elected councilors is Miss Lillian A. Norton of the District of Columbia, a well known genealogist Miss Norton's elevation to the national board was in recognition of her years of service in many offices of the local society. Other national _councilors _chosen were Miss Mary Swift Whittlesly of Connecticut, Mrs. John I. McGuigan of Philadelphia_and Mrs. John Griswold ‘Wentz of New York. The national board will meet in ‘Washington on May 13, the anniversary date of the society. Mrs. John Laldlaw Buel and other national officers have another year to serve. At the meeting of State presidents last night, Mrs. Stanly Lyman Otis of New York secured the adoption of & resolution putting the society on record as opposed to recognition of Soviet Rus- sia. Copies will be forwarded to the President and Senator Borah, chair- man of the Senate foreign relations co! NEWS GATHERING IS TOPIC Paul Wooton Speaks to Men of St. Stephen’s Church. An address by Paul Wooton, New Or- leans correspondent and former secre- tary of the National Press Club, featured the meeting of the Men's Club last night at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Six- teenth and Newton streets. Mr. Wooton :r‘)”ke on “News Gathering in Wash- Plans for the circus to be given by the Men’s Club April 23-26 were dis- cussed. —_— DONATION TO IRONSIDES Wood for Rebuilding Gift From Forest Furnishing Original Ship. BRUNSWICK, Ga. (#).—Timber from the same forest that supplied the origi- nal beams for “Old Ironsides” is to be used in restoring the health of the fa- mous frigate. Eugene W. Lewis, Detroit banker, has given the Navy permission to secure THE \EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.” €, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, Corsette-Brassieres, $4.50 Expertly made of brocade and lace with elastic side sections and gusset in front. A very nice Summer gar- B ment, for it is cool and gives the E] desired support. J Sizes 32 to 44. ashington 1 FASHION INSTITUTION Pazie W wYork Nt % S Silk Slips, $3.95 Tailored and lace trimmed, In princess, straightline and wrap- around styles. Full length and beautifully cut. At this low price why not stock up? In flesh, peach, eggshell, white. Sizes 34 to -& 1930. 9 Silk Gowns, $5 In beautiful lustrous crepe de chine. Lace yokes or tailored with hem- | ge&e/%' A FASHION INSTITUTION le “Washington / Vee necks. NewYork to 17. N:itv.y and new blues are featured at Jelleff’s . . . everything isn’t black . . . capes aren’t just capes but are styled with some originality . . . gloves crush nonchalantly at wrists . . . that new negligee pajama of Vionnet’s is a dream . As a smartly dressed woman ‘said yesterday, “You're being talked about.” A store that always seems to go ahead is Jelleff’s—and Easter is very near! Youthfully Gay Coats for the Youthfully Gay Miss R AR IS ST Misses® Shops Third Floor $50.50 Untrimmed coats—in the trimmest of bolero and cape styles. With nipped in or fitted waistlines! With buttons and buckles! With jabot effects. In wonderfully soft serapheen, loosely woven crepe fabrics and silk crepes. coats—in the belted princess style. Saucy little caped ef- fects! Nipped waistlines! Trimmed with such smart furs as galyak, ermine, squirrel and broadtail. In black, pirate blue, tan, green and grey. Other Dress Coats, $29.50 to $145 Other Sport Coats, $29.50 to $98.50 Sizes 14 to 20 Fur-trimmed Left—Coat of blue serapheen in princess style with jaunty cape and new buttoned effect. Right—Coat of beige telga with bolero, cape sleeves, and collar of tan galyak. Crepe Frocks and Cape Coats For the Junior The younger generation is turning to Jelleft’s, where Easter clothes are ready for her...where she finds wide choice, plenty of colors and styles...and the clothes that apipeal to her smart young spirit! 5 Crepe Jacket Frocks, $25 In plain or printed crepe..with box or finger-tip length jackets, with the irre- sistible cape on shoulder or sleeves ... some with dre.ses, some with blouses and skirts. Sketched left: The double- bolero frock...the short jacket is a bolero...’neath it on the frock is an- other. . .all in printed crepe. ..$25. Furred Cape Coats, $39.50 Capes in a hundred different versions, and the smartest of all is the fitted shoulder cape edged with fox, as sketched at the right in blue with blue- dyed fox. Other coats include kashmir and crepe fabrics, princess helted mod- els, jabots. . .upstanding and pouch col- lars of galipan, wolf, ermine, galyak, broadtail, natural and beige squirrel. In black, blue, beige, green and grey. Shops The “Etched” Print Dress With Long Cape Coat 339.50 These are the lovely prints “as deli- cate as an etching,” and entirely new. The dress, short-sleeved, pleated and fril'ed, is new this Spring...so, too, is the long, plain colored coat with di- vided cape and collarless neckline seen in some of the most expensive separate coats. Sketched right: White print on a black ground...fresh white or- gandy collar, soft peplum at the hip. Black coat is lined with the print. $39.50. Sketched left—Navy coat with frock of navy ground with light flower print. Double tier pleated skirt...white’ gardenia on coat. $39.50. Sizes 14 to 20 R S DT Misses’ Shops - Third Floor stitching and dainty embroidered Self sashes. peach, blush and white. In flesh, Sizes 15 1leff’s Fashions Seem to be the Fashion! / Easter Glo;fes. Our own importation. ..the very fine, pliable, soft French skins made into gloves of the new lengths. ..chosen care- fully to match the clothes you are buying for Easter. Four of the many new gloves are sketched ahove. Left center: Longer pull-ons of French washable suede that crush 5 inches over the sleeve. Beiges, grey, white, black. $5. Extreme left: French washable kid pull-ons, crush at wrist and ull - over suit sleeve. grey, white. $3.95. eiges, eggshell, butter, Right center: French washable suede pull- ons that crush over the sleeve. Beige clair, grey, putty, beige, white, black. $3.50. Extreme right: Wash- able chamois, the clas- sic glove for tweeds; wonderfully soft and long wearing, in white and creamy yellow. $3.95. Remember, gloves are a most welcome Easter gift... particularly Jelleff’s gloves that are so well known for correctness of fashion and perfection of make. Glove Shoy, Street Floor Are You Going to Have a Suit for Easter? $4,0.50 Of course, you'll want one, because they’re the smartest thing out, basking in the approval of such people as Chanel, London Trades, O'Rossen, Patou. And more than just wanting a suit, it’s smart to have one of these suits, for they’re unusually low priced —Exclusive Here just before Easter! coverts, tweeds and crepe fabrics, with blouses to be worn in or out. finger-tip length jackets . . from the mannish tailleur to dress- maker suits. Pirate blue, black, brown, green. Sizes 14 to 40. Left—Suit of green tweed with hip-length jacket and flared skirt. Softly tailored blouse of eggshell. Right—Navy blue covert eloth suit with lovely slim lines. Three- ® Suit Shop They are of : $7.50 Fabric bags are smart leaders—particularly when they’re “Madelon!” Some are in crepe, embroidered or plain; some have pert little wool flowers on them. Others are in shantung—both dark and light. And there’s Chanel’s sport bag in shantung with corday embroidery that’s the pride of our heart! Some with stunning shell and prystal ornaments. And the colors—like Springtime itself! Soft pastel shades to carry with your Summery frocks, embroid- eries in all manner of lovely colors and dark shades for town wear. There’s a “Madelon” bag for each costume! Left—In embroidered com- Right—Reproduction of bination Chanel's sport bag of Box or . ranging quarter length coat and blouse of eggshell. crepes in four ‘whatever timber is needed from the Satin-lined Hamilton plantation on St. Simon Island for that purpose. The ship was built originally of tim- bers supplied by the plantation. The ‘wood is known for its extreme hardness and durability. shades. shantung. Silk-lined—zip- throughout. per compartment. Handbags, Street Floor And Why So Many Women GOLDSTRIPE Silk Stockings for Easter They are lovely for very special Easter gifts—and as very smart, necessary accessories to your own Spring wardrobe! And be- cause they come in a misty sheer chiffon for evening occasions and a service sheer for general wear, women buy them for all occasions. Not only are they wonderfully lovely, but wonderfully satisfactory, for “No run that starts above can pass the Gold for this gay, short-sleeved sea- Stripe.” son. Chanel, that clever person, has d d th t [y And—They’re Not Only Beautiful e iviea thliavartcotmanvtla wo X tr’eally can’ldhave tc]ao nl“l“!;; In . ight-toned crystal, galalith and But They’re Right! p:fie—sgme in imilaigion of (:;d See the beautiful Sheer Chiffons with double pointed or French ivory. Many are the new snug- heels—of course picot tops—the smart stocking fashions—$1.95 &:‘:‘rl“fi;‘:vi“l‘::’;g ::I f:;selel: pair. Other Gold Stripe silk stockings, $1.50 pair upward. Wear- thetn oraing; noon sl And we have the gavest of Easter egg boxes! What for? Why, to pack your Easter “Gold Stripe” gifts in. There’s a small additional charge. For Street Costumes night. In every color you can think of —in every color combination you Black (tailleur) Muscadine Black (afternoon) Afternoon Navy Rendezvous can think of. Included are capu- cine, black, blue, green, lavender, Brighter-Than-Navy Thistle-Down Green Pawnee, Suntan rose and red. Red Beige Clair Pastels Aquamarine Mauve Mist Yellow Suntan Baby Blue Grain. Beige Clair Turquoise Suntan, Thistle-Down Azalea Pink Rosador, Flesh Gold Stripe Shop, Street Floor—Additional Gold Stripe Shop, Stoneleigh Court, 1013 Connecticut Avenue Sizes 11 to 17 Third Floor Third Floor CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Big Sisters of the District of Columbia, St. Patrick’s Church, 8 p.m. Musical entertainment, Home Board of Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27, O.E.S., Petworth M. E. Church, Grant Circle, tonight. i P | Tllustrated lecture, West School Par-! ent-Teacher Association, tonight. Lec-! turer, Horace Albright, director of na- tional parks. Card x|_::l'|:y, jewel committee, Bright- ‘wood Chapter, No. 42,0.E.S,, 930 Six- teenth street, 8:30 p.m. Card party and dance, Congress Lodge Chapter, O. E. 8, Winston Hotel, 116 First street, tonight. Card party, Martha Dandridge Coun- cil. No. 1, Daughters of America, 1350 G street southeast, tonight. Benefit re- Hef fund. Meeting, Brightwood Citizens’ Asso- ciation, Paul Junior High School, Eighth and Peabody streets, 8 pm. Astrology class, Rosicrucian Fellow- ship, 907 Fifteenth street, 7:30 p.m. Your Easter Shoes in color In Green, Blue, Gray Almora Brown Mode Beige Dark Brown and Black of course! Bracelets - Clasping Smartness ; by the Wrist §1.95 Bracelets—bracelets—bracelets— Sorosis Exclusive with Jelleff’s m el ashington! Very New and Oh—So Smart! “Everything wraps, crosses or ties,” says Vogue, and this new group of blouses lives up to every word! Pep- lums and bows, jabots, ruf- fles with tucks and buttons. In such lovely soft shades— blue, pink, tan, orchid and eggshell. $13.50 Left—Chanel's soft tie Card party, Curley Club of Washing- ton, Gordon Hotel, tonight.’ | Meeting, Emery-Eckington Plrent-l Teacher Assoclation, Emery School, Lin- coln road and Prospect street, 8 p.m. Even shoes have fel the effects of Spring and have turned to gay colors! And to gay new pat- card purty, BT Wil Chapter, No. terns as well!l For instance—there’s the new B e Dot punched pumps and oxfords—particularly smart T “::"w LA to wear with your tailored and sport things. Of clun house, Frankiin Park, Va., tomor- softest kid—so smart—so comfortable. :o: n::ao pm. Car leaves Rosslyn at . Top—“The Bolton” in Bottom—"The Austin” in mode beige kid. Simulated two shades of green Malay watersnake trim. neatly blended. And In white kid, brown kid green is very smart right trim; white kid, simulated now. Also in white buck green watersnake trim. with sandalwood tan calf $12.50. trim. $12.50. e | Services In commemoration of the romulgation of the edict of Nantes, uguenot Society of Washington, St. John’s Church, Sixteentl. street and Lafayette Square, Sunday, 4 p.m. Meeting, Mount Pleasant Citizens’ tion, Mount Pleasant Branch | brary, §iteenth and Lamont streets, Somorrow, s p.m. “Book Hour,” Housel rs’ Alliance, Mount Pleasant Branch Library, to- morrow, 2 pm. Auspices of Federation of Women's Clubs. party, District of Columbia de- United Spanish American ent, Elr Veterans, Northeast Masonic ‘emple, Eighth and F streets northeast, Somorrow, 8 p.m. Card party, home board of Lehanon Sorosis Shop, Street Floor , O. E. 8, 808 I street, tomor- A - 2 And you’ll find this new “punched” style but one of the flattering Spring models fashioned by Soro- e e sis, not only for sprightly young thing, but the Flawless Silk Stocking el Repairs in 24 h b g}llige ;w!'oman as well. .In gay shgfles in subdued e Onl;‘:'le 4 leffs. Others $1 to $5 Jewelry Shop, Street Floor