Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1930, Page 28

B-12 WOMAN RIOERS SCORE AT SHOW Foxcroft’s School, at Middle- burg, Presents Pleasing Horse Exhibition. @oecial Dispatch to The Star. MIDDLEBURG, Va., May 6—Fox- evoft's School, Middleburg, presented, yesterday, the annual horse show of the school on grounds adjcining the school campus. Excellent riauig of the young women marked every performance. Mr, George, ridden by M. R. Pierrepoint of New York City, was first in hunter hacks and second in cross-country and hunt teams. Summary: Road hacks, first, Square Deal, Dorothy Cameron of New York; second, Tidebit, M. Millbank of New York. Hunter hacks, 16 hands and under, first, Mr. George, M. R. Pierre- point of New York; second, Resplendent, Polly Leiper, Chestnut Hill, Pa. Hunter | hacks, 16 hands and over, first, Quartz, | Josephine Auchincloss, New York City: | second, Tophill, Lilly Lambert, Prince- ton, N. Y. Beginners' riding, first, Star- baby, C. Morgan; second, Dinah, E.| Pillsbury. Beginners' jumping, first, Tipperary Mad, K. Victor; second, Drum, P. Hollister. Larkers, first, Muffins, D. Kellogg: second, Drum, D. Macy. Cross-country, first, Sandy Creek, | Dorothy Dillon: second, Mr. George, M. R. Pierrepoint. Younger girls' con- test, first, Billy, Jane Fowler: second. Polly, Molly Flagg. Older girls’ contest, first, Surely, Peggy Potter; sccond, Swartz, J. Auchincloss Hunt teams, first, Resplendent, Polly Leifer; second, Mr. George, M. R. Pierrepoint. Pairs, first, Cross Country, R. Bedford; second, Sunshine, J. Macy Alumnae, first, entry, Miss G. Bell: | second, entry, Miss Mallorey Davis of | New York. | SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED. United_States—Copenhagen Fort St. George—Bermuda Cameronia—Glasgow ure Volendam—Rotterdam Pennland -Antwerp ... Minnewaska. -London DUE TODAY. Arcadian—Bermuda Cedric—Liverpool American Banker—Eondon Oranje Nassau—Cape Haiti City of New York—Cape Town..... DUE TOMORROW. Munargo—Nassau . Santa Marta—Sa en April 24 | Falcon—La Guayra.... . [ May DUE THURSDAY. MAY Pulaski—Copenhagen Avril 26 Granada—La Ceiba "April ‘3 Dominica—St. Thomas. .. April DUE FRIDAY. MAY 9. Berengaria_—Southampton ... May 3 Bergenstjord—Oslo DUE SATURDAY, MAY 10. 8t. Louis—Hamburg. Santa Barbi pril 24 Roussillon—Havre . “April 30 DUE SUNDAY, MAY 11. Pastores—Port Lim: Reliance— Hamburg Lapland—Antwerp Hellig Olav—Copenhiye St"hll—blv!)‘%nl Transylvania—Glass Vuleania—Trieste Nieiw Amsterdam-J DUE MONDAY. MAY 12. OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Lisbon. Pulermo. Naples. %a_and Constantinople. UNo-Port au brince and Cristobal, Alaskan—Pacific Coast. Boniface—Pernambuco. SAILING TOMORROW. Aaultania—Cherbourg and South i Bermugda—Bermuda e New York—Cherbourg. Southamoton and Hamburg | Vandvck—Barbados, _Pernambuco. = Rio ' de | Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos | Cristobal. Favoj Kingston. Army Transport Grant—Cristobal. America—Plymouth. T Cay P 3 Pancras—Para Susan V. Luckenbach—Pacific Coast SAILING THURSDAY, MAY 8 President, Pillpore—World eruse. Coamo—San Jusn and Santo Domingo City, | American_Banker—London. | Western Ocean—8t. Thomas, | Granada—Kingston, Harmondius -Cape Town. Sarusche—Copenhagen Tiradentes—Montevideo. SAILING FRIDAY. MAY 9. Caronia—Plymouth, Havre and London. Northern Prince—Rio de ‘Janeiro. Bantos, | Montevideo and Buenos. Aires. | Bapta Maria—Cristobal. Callao and Val- | DATalso. | \'a.e;:ndlm—}'lmouth. Boulogne and Rol!"-l Munargo—Nassau. Miami and Havana. | Karlsruhe_Bremerhaven | Can Jacinto—Havana. Progreso and ruz, Qlympic—Cherbourg and Southampton. Penniand—Flymouth. Cherbours and 3 Luna—Port au Prince and Maracaibo. Columbus—Cherbourg, ~ Southampton Bremerhaven Martinique—Puerto Colombia GAILING SATURDAY, MAY 10. Cameronia—Moville and Glaseow. Bermuda— Bermuda Silvia—Halffax and St. John's. ate Blancamano—Gibraltar, Genoa and Naples Venezuela—Puerto Colombia, _ Cartagena, Cristobal, Corinto and San Francisco. Porto Rico—San_Juan Kungsholm—Gothenburg United _ States—Christiansand, Oslo and Copenhagen. | PIMPLES! L 4 How they disfigure your face, to say nothing of the itch- ing, burning and dis- comfort they cause. Why tolerate them then, when Cuti= cura Soap and Ointment so easily and quick]y -eal. Bathe gently with Cuticura Soap and hot water, then anoint with Cuti= cura Ointment. Soap 25c, Ointment 2 S0e. Dalcom 25c. Proprietors: Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation, Malden, Mas. Becoming Hats for Women Are Easily Chosen at Kann’s $5 and $7.50 —A hat that is youthful yet dignified; a hat that is in an ample headsize, yet has that desired small, snug crown effect; a hat with softening PHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1930. maie 1';0049 of Chiffon Wear Flowing Capes or Jackets $25 Plain and Printed— Exquisite Colorings— Long or Short Sleeves— —The styles are so unusually attrac- tive that you will be sure to want one to add to your vacation wardrobe. Of course all the latest style points have representation, with the jacket, and cape in the lead, and every dress is draped over a fine quality crepe de chine slip. The colors are opaline rose, linen blue, rose, mint green, and black, also many combinations in the prints. touches, yet is not fussy—such a hat will be found in this delightful collection—models of linen weave straws, sheer hairs, soft silks and light- Misses’, Women’s, Little Women’s and Extra Sizes weight felts, in black, beige, navy and the new Summer colors. Kann's—Second Floor. Kann's—Second Floor. A Special Sale of Silk Blouses A With Long, Short or Cap Sleeves —The colors are glorious in these lovely new flat crepe blouses—soft pinkish peach, lemon yellow, powder. blue, white and egg- Little bows and becoming frills give them the dainty feminine touch so much desired at present. Sizes 34 to 42. Kann's—8econd Floor. shell. Storage Chests .. $1.00 —Good size, cedarized chests, covered with color- ful ticking —light in weight, zet splendid places for ihn ets, furs, etc., dur- ing the Summer months. Kann's—Street Floor. —“Kann’s Kapitol” ball- bearing lawn mowers, with four 12-inch, adjustable, self - sharpening blades— noted for easy running and durability. 14-in. size—$6.63 16-in. size—$6.98 Kann’s—Third Floor. Knockdown Screen Frames 49¢ and 69c¢ grades —Natural and walnut fin- ished frames, in 29x33, 30x30, 42x42 and 48x48 inch sizes—each complete with sliding track, beading and nails. 12-Mesh Black Wire 2V ¢ sq. ft. 14-Mesh Galvanoid Wire 3Y;c aq. Ft. 16-Mesh Bronze Copper Wire X . #t. GOING! and 39%; to 47%. Kann's—Second Floor. £ Silk Pongee @ FROCKS |~ —These frocks are made of the serv- Reg. iceable 12-mommie silk pongee, are and sleeveless, or have short sleeves which Ext makes them cool and comfortable. ki They are tiered, flounced and flared, Sizes some of them have collars, others are collarless. Many belted models ‘in the lot. The pongee is in the natural shade with contrasting colored trimmings. - Sizes 16 to 50. Kann's—Second Floor. $1.69 ea. —Tailored slips of rayon crepe with shadow hems; chemise, step-ins and dance sets of flat crepe and crepe de chine—in lace-trimmed and tailored styles. Sample garments. Misses’ and womens sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. In the Underwear Sale! Delustered Rayon Garments at— —Compimtions.. c h e mise, 4 cool and practical for Sum- mer. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Special Group Rayon Underthings..... Kayser “Marvel Fit” Lisle Union Suits.79¢c Smart New Pajama Ensemble ...8245 Colorful Rayon Pajamas. . Children’s Rayon Pajam: Kann’s—Street Floor. 100 COATS at Formerly $25 to $69.50 —Only one or two of a kind, but sufficient variety to meet almost any fancy, and though there is not every size in every style, you will find every size in the as- sortment. Many copies of recent imports, featuring the new style points. Materials are broadcloth and racova, in black, navy, tan, green and new blue. Sizes 14 to 46 Dollar Sale of Art Goods Gay Pillows 3 for $1 —Square shaped pillows of colorful warp print cre- tonnes and printed sateens. Bright and cheery for Summer. Other Specials at $1.00 Stamped Pillowcases— 2 prs. $1.00 Women's Stamped Aprons— 2 for $1.00 Children’s Stamped Dresses— 2 for $1.00 Stamped Linen Scarfs— TS 5-pe. Stam unc f— ¥ Pt" S 2 for $1.00 ayon Tapes uares— B S 4 for $1.00 Tea Towels— e 6 for $1.00 Metal Ferneries Stamped Hoover Aprons..$1.00 Stamped Lunch Cloths...$1.00 Stamped Napkins...6 for $1.00 Stamped 5-pc. Linen Sets, $1. Stamped Pillowcases Stamped Crib Sets Stamped Bedspreads . New Stamped Goods— 4 _pes. $1.00 ‘Waste Baskets. . 3 for $1 Hand-Embd. Pieces. X Kann's—Fourth Floor. Children’s Play Suits $1.00 —Cool, comfortable little suits, of white and colored broad- cloth, linene and prints. In sizes 2 to 8 years. Also Sun Suits of pongee for the 2 to 6. Kann's—Second Floor. Delicious Chocolates $1.00 to $1.25 —Assorted chocolates, attractively boxed. —Novelty Chocolate Baskets filled with de- lcious candy. _ Priced at $1.00 to $1.75. Kann’s—Street Floor. Windsor Super Twist, Dull-Finish Silk Hose $1.50 and $1.95 —Beautiful hose of a new clearness, new strength_and new dull- ness. Full fashioned, of course, in a service sheer weight at $1.50 a pair. Extremely sheer, $1.95. They are stronger, contain more silkk by weight and launder better than the average hose. Runs are reduced to a mini- mum, Kann's—Street Floor. A Beautiful Fur Scarf at Only $21.00 —Choose from either fox or wolf furs, every scarf made from large full skins, all have lon silky hair, natur heads, claws, and tails. Kann's—Second Floor. Simulated Florentine Jewelry—85¢c —Necklaces, earrings, bracelets and brooches of gold and silver late, set with simu- ated lapis, carnelian and chrysoprase; also rose, green, yellow and black stones. Kann's—Street Floor. Linen Kerchiefs At 19¢c Each —Sheer linen hand- kerchiefs with colored hand embroidery, hand- drawn threads and h a n d - appliqued patches in four cor- nel Pinished with hand-turned hems. Kann's—Street Floor. Framed Mottos At 59 to $1.50 —Beautiful mot toes appropriate for Mother. E a c h attractively framed and nicely boxed. Kann's—Street Floor., Electric Waffle Iron At $7.45 —The Meteor Brand Waffle Iron with deep grids, non-drip rim, expansion hinge and convenient handles. Can of Wesson Oil free. “M. & B.” Electric Coffee Service At $26.95 —A beautiful four- plece nickel-plated set in the Marlborough de- sign. With 9-cup urn, sugar and creamer and scratchless bottom tray. Kann's—Third Floor. A Chiffon Scarf—$1.69 —You will find them in bright colors, also black and white combina- tions. —Crepe de Chine Searfs, in white and black. Choice, —Large Scarfs, of fine rayon lace in white, black and_orchid— -7 $3.50 and $4.95 Georgette Collars—$1.95 —Prilly collars of soft geofnfle in white and lesh. Each with a pair of cuffs to match. Ostrich-Trimmed Satin D'Orsays $1.00 Pair —Chic black satin slippers with linings to match the soft, flufty ostrich trimmings, which _are in blue, green, Tose or gold. A £ift of beauty and cém- fort. Kann's—Street Floor. Historic Water-Marked Writing Paper $2 Box —Exquisite e xamples of the paper maker's art. Each sheet is wa- termarked with the crest or insigna of some well known per- son or scene. The pa- per is deckle edged, and is in white, green or ivory finishes. An etched design on the cover of each box makes 1t a gift any Mother will like. Kann's—Street Floor. Books Mother Will Like —Edgar Guest Poems, cloth, $1.50; leather, $2 Grandmother Bro Hundred Years...$3.00 —Elbert Hubbard Scrap Book. . . .$2.90, $3.90, $5 “It Can Be Done,"— Poems of leen Norris ...... —Leather Prayer and Hymnals. $3.25 to $6.50 —“The Paths of Long Ago.” a book of poems by W. S. Nesbit...$1.50 Kann's—Downstairs - Bookstore, “Universal” Electric Percolator At $6.50 —6-cup, nickel-plated Percolators with silver linings and automatid fuse. A gift that will see service for many “Universal” Electric Toaster At $3.95 —The Thermax Brand Toaster, in the turne easy style, which turns the bread without touching it with the hands. Karn's—Third Floor.