Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1930, Page 10

¥ THE . SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ' 'D.. C., APRIL 13, “ 1930—PART ONE. Mems| O PALAIS ROYAL @ STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 | Value of $2,500 to Be ' A warded in Meet Next - londay---Easter Coat Wee r stake events, with a total value ,500, will mark held at the Bradley form : = Hundreds of coats ready for you—styles so varied you can quickly make afie "Siaie Wil ey, 3 st o £ 2 N exactly the right selection—values which emphasizes again Palais Royal savings test’ will be between horses of more than 15.2 hands. n Hunter Stake, worth $500 to the win- ner, will be the last of the major draw- ing ocards. Ngver before in the history of the Nunferous hunter, saddle, polo military_contests also will be included. ashington show will be held to prepare them for the Pennsylvania show. Those invited to serve as judges are: Saddle classes, J» Garner West, Gar- nersville, N. Y., and Charles H. Barrie, Media, Pa.; hunter classes, George Elliott, Toronto, Canada; Charles H. Barrie and H. M. Luttrell, Delaplane, Va.; military classes, Miss Mildred Gaines, Warrenton, Va., and Mrs. Fontaine Maury Thraves, Virginia Beach. GIRL CLOWNS LISTED AS CARNIVAL FEATURE Numerous Attractions Scheduled in Program Outlined for Church Benefit Due April 23-26. Girl clowns will be among the attrac- tions at the annual circus and carnival to be given April 23 to 26 by the Men's Club and other organizations of St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and Newton streets. S. Percy Oliver will be in charge of the event. He also will be included among the performers, appearing as a clown. Frank Portillo, known in amuse- Eciames sl Distinguished Coats | French Model Coats ‘for Misses and Women acrobats, tumblers, animals and freaks. - [ ] sayers and other fun-provoking booths S There will be community dancing with r ln 0 a e S orchestra music and refreshment stands. I ’ at at have'a Punch and for Misses and Women HANGAR TO BE FIRED IN SPRINKLER TESTS 8core of Obsolete or Worn Out Air- 3 . $ ’ planes Will Figure in Bureau Developed in wool crepes, marianna, frico, Priced as low as ’ Replicas of gorgeous Chanel, Paquin, Patou, ey faulcrepe, covert, and silk—copies of French and Vignnet models, developed in the hand- The man who likes to watch fires . . T . o = successes; many adorned with genuine galyak, Two hundred marvelous coats, at this marvelous price! An opportunity to- ”:w-“e ;:d;n - lux‘;;mus]ly S fitch. broafil.all. and ermine—others with the select from smart and youthful jabot coats; richly fur-trimmed coats; jaunty o5 d :" “hiiay w!: s ’ffi"‘ S 5 last word"™ in coat trimmings—pique, batiste, cape coats; dressmaker coats, casual and chic; and many versions of the en- Nergproaciiapreseit it iatyouCibelptoud and belting ribbon! semble coat without fur; in Spring shades and materials. b posscts last week of this month. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Misses’ and Women's Sizes. Approximately 20 obsolete or worn- out_airplanes, condemned by the Arm: PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor and Navy, are r fires deliberately started in the hangar or in the planes. ‘The fires are to be started to de- . [ ] 1 termine whether any type of water 4 sprinkler system is adequate to control - an airplane hangar fire, The tests are xpected to be of prime importance to e the aeronautic industry. CLUB WILL PLAY HOST e and versitiled TO FLORIDA STUDENTS . : are chic and versatile! lvpnujnhuve Owen and Contest : “ fOl‘ Mlsses ‘Winners Will Attend University Group Meeting Thursday. e ) / ; Representative Ruth Bryan Owen of e > . PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor will address the University Club the 36 high school y and her uom'\dnr{ school citizenship contest at 8:15 o'cloci ‘Thursday night. Mrs. Owen will speak on “The Duties zen.” The students, i For all the pleasant .activi- ties of busy Spring days, ensembles of flat or printed crepe are particularly liked by the younger set. ~ These et | S AVA / ‘ i e 3= are beautifully made, of SEEK $35,000 DAMAGES M A AR 3 W (i fine quality silks. A visit - ] s - I to the Misses’ Section will ant in Suits. s ‘ reveal really chic :apparel, as the result of a collision of a coal * £ A 4 master of ceremonies. American Ice Co. Is Made Defend- . Smart full-length cape-coat of h black crepe over a frock of . sire 1:2“ heast, want Y § A ; - ; ) i i \ opaline rose. Other coats’ in assenger in the automobile January 18. S A ‘ i i i | L LI U L0 e Blso was injured ) : g & i or contrasting silks, . Jacket of green crepe over matching dress of many pleats, . _ Attorneys L 5 o 4 4 Also in navy. g and Harvey L. Cobb appear for a Rl N PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Expensive Looking Hats Many G Street at Eleventh Smart New Styles : Reproductions of v Moderately $ 5 Glorious Colorings : 2 : Morslfo'gf l«;nsive : Priced Good news for every woman who wants to be her very loveliest at Easter! Hats, . Here's an opportunity of interest to every well-dressed woman in Washington, who wants a chiic, hymelseds o them, at this typically loie new frock for the coming festival! ; 3 : Palais Royal price! Hats for every type, / Value;—for this is a special purchase——will be instantly- realized. Style features, in advance of | for Eycry costime, every one in the latest &-Nflc with brush and cleaner) anything yet shown at this price, will be observed. 4 fashion! oyl ront e e Il Ask to see the fashions accepted at the Southern resorts! * Ask to see the new surplice lines; Y Other models them to'match your outfit the wrapped and tied effects; the ensembles; bolero frocks;and the new developments in dots!' \ i - $7.50, $10 and $12.50 at a very small cost—16 = % 3 il colors to choose from— Little Women's, Regular, and Extra Sizes. : dries in 15 minutes. - it ) : 3 ¢ lviof. w Ay o PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor. : % x : 4 il PALAIS ROYAL—~Third Floor ..