Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT THURSDAY, MA” 8, 1930. JELLEFF’S What About a Gift for Mother? Something that she can keep to remember the day by. Three pairs of the new Gold Stripe Lac Lustre Silk Stockings (giftily packed), $5.7 Or a Nat Lewis bag to match her Summer frock, $10. There are so many thmgs she’d love—at Jelleff’s! Let Elizabeth Brewster help you shop. Another Big Purchase of SUMMER DRESSES 100 Women’s House Takes Time To Debate Cheese And Apple Pie Cheese and its relation to lnple pie and economy became an issue in the House Tuesday while the annual legislative sup- ply bill was under consideration. KEEFER ADDRESSES OLDEST RESIDENTS John Clagett Proctor Suc- the House resturant when one ceeds T. W. Noyes as Dele- | | askea: - “How about the little piece of gate to Federation. e ot tmed o furniah Wit e e le?” TP glad you brought that up,” sald Representative Under- hill of Massachusetts, who has supervision of the resturant. “When the Government took over operation of the resturant, a little plece of cheese about the the size of a razor blade was furnished free with the apple ple. 1 discontinued the practice and Jewelry New and Colorful %1 Why, there is even a copy of Worth’s famous galalith bracelet in this group! And there are very new, very smart gingham beads in galalith that we've never shown before! There are brace- lets — bracelets — bracelets — some with pastel pearl finish—others looking like old ivory—many in pastel galalith! And necklaces—every kind—every color! now if a patron wants cheese he Galalith combined with crys- gets a real portion for 5 cents. tal and metal rondels-— ‘An how much do you think pearls* in cream, in blue or that saved on our cheese bill : : pink. And matching ear- each month—s$140!" i Debate passed on to other rings! All decidedly smart with your Summer matters, things—all de- cidedly low in price! Come in tomorrow and see how this little foundation is light and cool for Summer. . It is being modeled this week by Mlle. Florefice, who is here with— Joseph I. Keefer, vice president of & & the Association of Oldest Inhabitants Miss Elsie Coakley of the District of Columbia, delivered an illustrated lecture last night on “George Washington and Mount Ver- non” at the regular meeting of the association in the Old Union Engine House. Mr. Keefer presented a large number of pictures he had collected over a period of many years of Weshington, is ancestry, his Telatives, their homes and their friends. He related many anecdotes and stories of Washington's personal life to the audience, which was one of the largest of recent gather- ings of the auoclali{on'.hm s WEST LAYED‘ e resignation of “heodore W. Noyes - 8s a delegate to the Federation of Citi- ST-EAST HOP DE zens' Associations from the Association T of Oldest Inhabitants was accepted | LOS ANGELES, May 8 (#)—Roscoe *“with regret,” and on motion of Wash-|Turner, Los Angeles pilot, who will ington Topham, John Clagett Proctor|make a one-stop transcontinental flight was unanimously elected in his stead. [in an effort to break the West-East speed Jesse C. Suter was elected a new |record recently established by Col. and member of the association. Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, announced James F. Duhamel, vice president of | here last night that his take-off had Vagabond sash is a garment for you; other smart models from this same house are here. *Simulated Jewelry Shop Street Floor Put Furs Away! Safely Stored, Safely Kept Put away your lovely things so that you may use them next Winter. Jelleff's stor- age vaults are safe, convenient and inex- pensive. Call Metropolitan 0300 We will send for your Winter things, clean them, repair them, remodel them, if you will, at a moderate price, before putting them in storage. Fur Coats relined as low as $19.75 Fur Storage, Fourth Floor Women’s Dresses, #19-50 18885 Dresses, In canton crepe, flat crepe. chiffon an rinted_—others plaini In both pastel and Gark shages. gxn‘:“" mmum‘lm' —839.50 Dresses, in crepe Ellzabeth, canton and fat In d Tn "dark” and Tent snRdes: Answering the question . . . what “her” mother will wear? S And raffia bags in envelope style in lovely floral patterns and zipper closings. And over-the- arm styles on simulated shell frames. All new —all ideal for gifts. There are moire silk bags with fascinating trimming of simulated crystal. In navy, beige, green, red and black, There are leather bags—in pin morocco, smooth calf, patent leather. In envelope, pouch and tailored models, Handbag Show, Street Floor Women s Coats, 815 green and rust. d -c-rx cotints il g “Pooh!” said the advertising department to the buyer, “do you really expect doeskin gloves as low as $1.95 to wash well?” And forthwith took a pair home and washed them. And they do indeed, tub beautifully, with reasonable care, of course. And they come out soft and vel- vety, ready once more to crush becomingly over the sleeve. Grey Shops, Second Floor May Underwear 4 15 Porto er.:n -nd Phlllwinelflown:‘—’o $1 dozen and a very special purchase. - M’faess They're so cool—so practical—so good _ 60 Juniors fooking. _n a variety oilil;lcew Flesh, white, each and_orchi s 15 to Our buyers telephoned Crepe de Chine Nighties! _Another spe- $3 Cial'purchase. Tailored or face trimme the organization, announced that there been postponed until early Friday. from New York th&l \nmpe with yokes of Alencon pattern Bad heen received from Mo George| The reason for delaying the hop, they are the face. Tn such scrumptious shades a peach, ‘W. Evans a large number of scrapbooks | which was scheduled for early today, 1 1i nile, lido blue and flesh. Sizes 15 tgl containing valuable historical letters | Turner said, was unfavorable weather oveliest yet. $3.95 Pure Dye Crepe de Chine Slips $ belonging to_ her husband, the late | conditions in_the Middle West. 5 —to wear with Sul;um‘(-}l" frocks. Folks orge W. Evans, formerly chronicler of 3 —_— i i e buying them by threes and fours. the association. In the scrapbooks, Mr. Chiffons lead the Ii plain and ;.n-mle W rap-arounds in tailored or lace trimmed Duhamel said, Were leters of apprecia- EMNANT DAY D b] l oospacts Washable Crepes—plain and printed stvlee. Embroidered slips with shadow hems. M5\ Wilhon ‘antl Brassdbat Harding. & oubnie - P Shantungs—jacket frocks and one-piece dresses s\‘\';j';"rk fit';:" o l::;AS4E:|(:¢:‘:h|C'— $ 95 Mr. Duhamel announced that the Old reat Bargains in 3 oy : L 3 R Mgl cee) wold e cpen oe Usable Lengths g coupes sud 8 $1 Mostly $25 frocks is what the buyers say . . . every new style that our Iyelyi3 plece ,,",,‘l,l‘:‘,,‘,‘,i';fl Taromels B e bttt mgi NET&'EE&}:"QS_E;, gl_(rEH'l&r;NEs. indeed. It is a copy customers want. These dresses are arriving today as this proof is released in Blouses and very swagger grlv:\ trousers. ssociation, presided., 5 E-e......... Clearance Prices ot Bibes s for publication, and the first ones out of the boxes certainly look fine. Jaonly 3 costs P m‘,‘l'; b deets E ferT R 3 ch d 1. And Sorry we cannot give you more details, but there are all colors . . . straight- orange and red. Sizes 15 to 17. Nurse Denied U. S. Citizenship. ,_fim, ach to §1 95 Yd. ;;aflo:ang unbreakable Trench line dresses for w%merz . . many pleat'ed and flared skirts . . . boleros gep- 78RR po Vhezhge;fl-—and still @ NEW YORK, May 8 (#).—The appli- | Special, pair. mirror as well as a medium b e % i % another special purchase. .In gorgeous eation of Miss Marie Averill Bland, Ca- | piain i, shade of rouge. A charming lums, etc., for misses and juniors. Always something big for May Fridays solid shades trimmed with cream laces nadian war nurse, for citizenship was | piug < 20c little gift for mother as well at our Dress Shops 2 or in tailored stvles. gfig::vg&“fi‘::ymmnd?s::flxuc‘;‘i‘s r‘;y Slip Covers, Awni D yourself. " Also Brocaded Negligees, in tuxedo or draped fused to comply with that part of the | T Made te Menbe, B operies | SoRetrier, - Btrast (Fiocr Misses’ Dress Shop, Third Floor Women’s Dress Shop, Second Floor o d’ If:‘l‘. 1‘"{,?“0'"’ tosiinedely) Oty oath of allegiance which promises to 1202 G 8 § # 2 s bl o bl L Al bear arms personally agaqinst an enemy MCDEVI 202 G St. N.W. Grey Sho, Second FPloor of the United States. Distriet 3211 F > h WASH B 'f " 5 n 5 abric | —omd they eantifully! | Gordon $2 Stockings kin Gl » v Doeskin Gloves At a New Low Price— Gordon's well known and well fiked $2.00 $7 .65 9 stockings now at this tempting price. ]_- $]-o Lovely sheer things they are—wearing well and giving such a smart appearance with their graceful self colored or black V-line heels. Sheer silk to the tep with cotton re-inforced hem to guard against sharp garters. For evening—for daytime—and sports wear. In 3 lengths—short— medium—Ilong. And needless to say in every smart Summer shade, LACE Model sketched of French beige Chantilly Still more good news—Gordon's exquisite $2.50 all- silk stockings with dainty picot tops are now but $2. Glove Shop. Street Floor Stocking Shop, Street Floor triday Clearaways! Misses’ Coats, ¥15 Tweed Sport ared = 30, Tweed ':cl’ :nn _ Belted or flared styles in blue, grey or tan mix els. Tzee 14 b0 20 5 50 Cape Ci or green ulm—umd 14 't etweave o1 30 Tahlored Be ! Coats in blue bask Bell RS e or ol i o Black Silk Creve Coats In sraceful princess style with pouch collars of lace with yoke and pep- lum flounce of vanilla Alencon lace . .agrace- greping siyies—some Witk touches of lace. 5—849.50 crepe Elizi me _and ime Some - with- comr-mn; mm Sizes Women S Dresses *29 50 $-§30.30 Black Chiffan Dresses—lace ¢ s . o on Dreises—lace trimmed. Two in :c one, 135030 Blaer Piad ful cape is formed be- neath the yoke in back. Women s Coats, $25 fb——&‘fl K. Larger Women's Coats—ta) blue, black covert and wool erep 530050 Green Sporis Gorti b dsivies ‘with' nat: i 335030 Twe e’ i biack ?'ai‘ifi!h":‘&' bepiel wifl sizes Sfl'a to 3—860.50 Bla Other models in black, mauve and blue. ck Kashmir ' Coais—straightline ‘with squirrel and mole. - Sizes 38 to 44 30 Tatlored Goveri and’ Chev Kashmir Coais, o Kashmir Coats, in "cape, scarf and a few ‘taliored Coliats. resses, in bright shades—s in bright blue canion crepe, with batiste lnd 1 in bright green flat crepe, with embroidered batiste trim. Sizes 4. . Shosh i Collars of Suiapin and squirrel; X n and_sauirrel; 38 10 2§39 l! ? 50 Black Cai o 0 mole <o d 765 40" and 4 2835 Fur-tr tsin' brondcloth .n ool " cre mole Or 1pin Collars—bInCK AnG BIue in Sizes 36 10 46, « 1o ererr, "'"' Women’s Coats, 3,) $-300.50 Grey Tweed Sports Coats with squirrel coll I—$70:30 Tweed Coat—creen with beige caracul collar; 42, at; brown tweed, b ith ermine. ddig 3 [¢ Street k che Cont le: 38 35 283950 s Coats’ in’ biack op, biuesvivia.’ " Beited styies with uusllndln[é; L Daytime Frocks in gree tan flat crepe. 50 Straightline searf 11 L4y of whit 1 X Collars af ‘white ‘ermine Jabots, touches ok collnn in sizes 36 and 42. 5 6—839.50 Covert (‘o-lu—un'rimmod—ln abote, touc e Wflslllifll s Dress Shop, Second Fioor fline. Conts—side " fiave " in ool crepe, broadcioth models ) Qxford or blue. ' Sizes i Misses’ Dresses, 7 50 4—855 ieh to broadtnil, Jabin Ealysk . Dlack. blue. 38" to 58 Gape, Caate 'in ‘bluo or black crepe dabrics trimmied’ With ' tafteta lnd.g: £16.50 and £19.30 Crepe Dresses in tailored models. i S unse Siraightli ' Kashmir, ‘and b = At toot "Riser 14 Fo flared and pleaied skirts. "Bits of stitching and tuck sizes 40 to &—l“ Blnel or Tln '."Ir tan. Bizes . Misses’, $]10 Juniors’, $10 1081650 Tailored Crepe Dresses lor 4, s o!“brlodnll ‘of guiipin. 16 e ch ‘which hls fluh beaded cllfll and v m:e: lfi. 3& 4 $29.50 Mlsses Coats s !—lu"n Dl\"::;‘ b:‘,; 5‘1’!?: lllllflbell;l“clné?n I;lsfl ,fl.l'. crepe, for l"tfl’lobn lnfl \Yose and white. Sizes 36, 38 » 2 1=819.50 Dress, in aqua lace, *Size 38. rt 54 Women's Dress S'IDP, Second Fi ses 14 to 1 w s Lar er Omen ] Dl'es €S, s25 ne or galipan. Bizes 14 to 18, $25 1—$39.50 nr!ll!l for Afternoem. in crepe, ch B N st g pom ¢ ok 8 n on Hlorea 'sivles. ™ Sizes T4 10 18, AL ReCk (W0 AleeVLy-DEa TTmIE DOl o Saum: Wi e o s = reasted and_belted. Tan of {3030 Eveninc Gowns in white chifion oF biié green satin, " With iony. Howiag Coats with galipal Sizes 40%. to 825 pe Siceves 1 DIACK. Cleper G art collar, “procts In' v d prinis | Withl dari; navy bile crepe with line ches and jabots. —Sizes u th lingerie t 2 o 5 i c.m one-pirce dres too! In red. Sizey 14 veConts edaed wi $19.50 and $22.30 Crepe and Chiffon Dresses—every one lovely. In bolero and princess models with xucelully flared or pleated skirts. Lace collars and cuffs. In red, green, biue....$10 Misses’, $] 3.75 nd $25.00 Tailored Street and on_ Frocks chiffon,” crepes and ~georgette. . and pl skirts. Saucy ‘boleros, touches: of nce, Suits Unusually Low' i Bttt ke rlurul Size brown and blac $25 . $35 e B e 2 e Misses’, $13 50 y 3 $£25 and $35 Street 20—8£39.50 and £50.50 Twe and Three- and Afternoon and $60.50 Misses' _amd Flece Sults, Uweeds. coveris apd enark: Sulf Sper ress” Sol kin. Box, finger-t and ngth Tw coverts and klshmlr fabrics. Sats. some Witk Freme Blouses, Fiated Al Syt hree:plece models with hek and pleated xk"lk Tal rey nnd navy. nd s length et l'! Tan, rose, pirs sizes 14 to . ...528 hl\l'. biack. ize: 40.. les—mole. saufrrel and vaivak coil th C ith white ermine col e—bloe ‘and biack with 12—859. art Straighiijng Gaata_—wool crepe ‘in black and new’ blue Jabot”and B mathroom *lars ot ermine, broadtail, sauirrel and Brothers Announce for Friday A SALE! 43 Smurl Spring Coats 50 1 Tw and caracul Coflars. e GoVo .84 cuffs ¢ Lt 7 © Women’s Coat Shop, Third Floor 2881 Crepe Cage coats in pi d colars. Siees 14 and 16 5 c . A Jufilors s $13 75 15 Crepes and Prints ‘models _ with sleeves and blat . Jumors 5 318 50 Junior Coats, *15 . 155002 20,208, e S gt . cape slee: o Firate blue, muk In mrlte bluz‘v XOI¢§|YEd Mlsses, $29. 50" &reen, black. Sizes 11 to 17 $35 Tailored Crepes and Prints. Three- Juniors’, $29.50 piece models and tailored one-piece 10—Printed and Plain Crepe Frocks in dresses. Some with flattering bertha any number of styles. In one and collars. short sleeves, lace fagoting e "plece si¥les: ” Lige collars and to e, grecn, pirate and mel hair cloth sport coats in & jaunty belted style. Tan. Sizes 13 uite’ for Women in covert mdotx-';:g orty tweed coats, either single or double breasted—fiared or belted. fetptional at this Drice -in or belted green or red. Sizes 11 to 15. §15 EXC!DHonll at this w 3 on. 'Fiob 383500 adoranie. d h rincess beited Styies with broadtail or ® S . Biue o bitterswee 157" 815 Handbags for All Occasions B—$60.50 lnd 1 Finger-tip and 7 coats in two tan and blue. Sizes 36 to 4. cuffs—pleated ‘skirts. ~ In tan, green and black. Sizes 11 to 17. 822,50 Previously to $78.50 NE-OF-A-KIND models, with and without fur, values worthy o4 of your immediate attention. Excellently Tailored Spring Suits Two and Three Pieces 539.50 Previously to $76.50 HESE suits are advance styles, and will be as smart next Fall as now. ALL SALES FINAL TEW BOLIVIR ey R-T-E E N 50_Imported re‘,uu l.uun Randbags, in trim tailored style. Red only. &% o |—im Smooth Cal ,L0p, handle in bl h ‘black backerourids. i Dainty "Hk hand) noon and Evening "Bass, in brocade e siiver lame and !mhr'uidv vies 1:‘—:1 Leather Bags. 'Back siiap : TSR So—boc’ Bai; i hoii”Bikii wad) MSvY M wicor Clearaway! Sports 12—819.50 to $25 breeches — jodhpurs 11—$25 to $35 knitted s and gaiters. Of ‘hmcurd weight summer styles. St S SIS50 o S = B : $19.50 oo J:.a’u.‘.r';::n ot g00 20 . lawns, dimity and \swits in- open ints. 'Either 'sleeveless or short or long sleeves. 105 S o 1.95 S 8 5 # bioused fi iauns. eeor- o' 555 kniiied suiin | 10 one; ovely Summery fhp Ut el 2 e, B $16.50 ers and bolero styles. Sires @ (),5() ;Ind smart. "Tn green, tan and g0 Q= 14 to 44 hop—Fourth’ Floor """ 15—85.90 -nu $10.30 ¢ sweaters in lovely plai Hliies und Jacauard weaves. Broken Sizes and Colors—But Including 55 Pairs White Kid Shoes Sorosis and Other Shoes Regularly $10 and $12.50 a variety of shades’and 6 The shoes you've been needing to wear with your Summery clothes! Kidskin in beige, green, black, brown, linen, in patent leather. The lines are broken or dis- continued, but are Sorosis or other fine makes! Junior Coats, #25 l'f!ll lg.ll eaats, trimly belted. ‘'With beige lapin shawl collars. Green cape coats, 'In green or oxford covert. So good looking! Sizes 13 and s, either belted or flared. Blue, black and tan. eqat, in the princess stvle with flattering cape collar of black Satot lculh. Y princess belted stsle trimmed with black galipan. Biue S eoats, in red or green. Belted and with scarf collars of black walipan. 3845 dres: Bizes 13 1o 16. 835, Junior Coats, $#29-50 27448 Princess Coats, velted style in blue or black faulkrepe. Upstanding collars ke ermine Sizes e Coat In green Duk-v.wonvr with' fiie Co incess style With nl.u-k wilipa " Junior Miss Coat Shop, Third Fioor A Cool, Soft Sandal! “Magnolia” Sandal Beautifully made by Sorosis, in baby blue or nile green calf with lacing and strap of parchment kid. §22.50 Dress ‘Shop, Third" Floor Junior Miss Dress Shop, Third Floor Misses’ Afternoon z_l_nd Sport Frocks, #25 Furmerly $39.50 and $49.50 such sood-locking dresses and atsuch an attractive pricg! nger-tip and 7a-length coats and lmln silk_dresses! ‘Tailored froc georsette and Tovels. Chiltoh AMALTS. ToF afternoon, with either short or long Sleeves ‘Some " embroidered. ofhers with stitching and dainty beading Flared And pleated Skirts. In opaiinie, grey. green. nay, brown and black. Sizes 14 to 3 Misses” Dress_Shop, Third Floor Women’s Dresses, #10 26—$16.50, $25 and $20.50 Dresses. in tailored styles for street, business and after- noon wenr. In flal crepe, georseile and prinied crepe. Exceptional v navy, black. bluc, rust, wreen and_red. Sizes 36 to 44, 35's {0 Women’s Dresses, #12-5 dreases for daslime wear, in flat creve. Beautifully tatiored h s 20—$19.50 and § and, cuffs o touches of la 4 Some with "pieated " mared SR Wit Navy, black, greer. beige ¥ oumldtlon Garments material, In sge 34, de Chine and Black Tace Uplite, By am jeres in med gth. In “Sires 2, and. 38, e-hook d_uplift models. 5 Beroths Bickum '8 nd Sashes in erepe "de’ ‘chine. tte—Jelieft ook Girdles ing 252hes Zflgmc 3—$5 Corsette made by ‘Bien' Jolie. ' Of brocade itk ovel " br boned and with three pairs of Farters. = Sizes 36, ons. Second’ Floor - 150 Pairs of Slip pers 150 pairs! Mules, d’Orsays and $2_49 soft-sole comfy slippers, Frida et In black. blue. green, red. rose. Some kidskins and patent leathers, Others in quilted satin and brocades.’ Originally $3 to 36, Shoe chop, Street Floor