Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1930, Page 112

West Pointers take a ride at Aberdeen. The conveyance is a self-propelled gun mount, one of the ordnance pieces studied by the cadets on their recent visit to the Army proving grounds. P. & A. Photo~. May queen at Bryn Mawr. The honor this year went to Miss Agnes Howell of New York, president of the senior class. ) Wide World Photos Set | Wedding | Rings $19.85 $35 10 $200 'HERE'S added joy in wearing a dia- mond-set circlet of 18-kt. white gold | or solid platinum. Our stock was | never more complete. 1 CONVENIENT TERMS | “Leok for the GOLD Clock” | CHAS SCHWARTZ& SON Pertect Diamonds 708 T1h Street NW. 709 190h Street NW The Teutonophone is the new hearing g aid made by Akustik Gesellschaft ol Berlin, for 25 years the world's larg- est manufacturer of earphones. A dual-action transmitter enables one 1o hear conversation without facing the speaker. Minimum battery con- sumption indicates quality of tone and absence of extraneous noises. Small size, light weight, fine finish, sturdy construction, and MODERATE PRICE are other desirable features...You are invired to call for a demonstration £ or write for booklet. H Kloman Instrument Co. Exclusize Representatives 911 19th St. N.W. THE SUNDAY STAR, Berkey & Gay’s Old Colony Group gives you a wide choice of bed- room furniture in mahogany and maple. The alternate groupings in mahogany, shown here. illustrate the wide price range which is one of the attractive features of the group plan. The spool bed is $47.00: the highboy-secretary is $120.50. The chair drawn up to it is $28.00, the chair by the bureau $19.00. The bureau and hanging mirror are 8102.50. The nightstand at the foot of the bed is $21.00, and the bar- rel chair beside it, $114.50. Now examine the picture at the right, and you will see the same bedroom with another selection of pieces from the same Old Colony Group. And of course any of the pieces in the other arrangement are interchangeable with any of these ® Lovely furniture, inviting groupings, appropriate backgrounds — a charming bedroom Mrs. Harriman was happy to sponsor! And with equal enthusiasm she endorses the new home furnishing plan illustrated by the alternate groupings shown above. This is the new Berkey & Gay Group Plan —a plan which permits you to buy furniture as you now buy china or silver - from “open stock.” Conceived and carried out by Berkey & Gay. for seventy- five years America’s leading makers of fine furniture, this plan offers you, not arbitrarily determined “suites,” but groups of over a hundred harmoniously styled pieces. @ From these groups you make your own selections—knowing that you can add to them through the years. Only those styles have been chosen for Berkey & Gay Groups whose enduring charm has been tested by generations of homemakers. Authentically reproduced from fine old “period” pieces, they will never be outmoded. ® And this Berkey & Gay Group Plan is framed to meet varying needs, and varying pocketbooks, too! Each group offers a choice of sofas at various prices, of chairs, all in perfect style harmony with your sofa. Any dining table goes with any dining chair or buffet in the same group. An inexpensive dresser is at home with an expen- sive bed, an inexpensive bed with an expensive dresser. You make your own combinations, within the group, at your own budget. Even if your budget is a modest one, you will be surprised to discover how far it will go. For Berkey & Gay’s Group Plan means savings to producer and dealer that are passed on to you in prices hitherto unheard of for furniture of this quality. Berkey WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell team their talents for another musical romance of the talking screen, “High Society Blues,” the current attraction at the Fox Theater. SECTION—MAY 18, 1930. Florists to Washington Since 1889 N the Springtime . . . a woman's fancy turns to flowers, and be she sweetheart, wife or mother . . . the man of the hour will see that she is_prcvided with the choicest blooms—from Gude Bros. Co GUD B R O S . Florists and Floral Company Decorators 2 N. 3108 14th St. N.W. 5016 Comn. Ave. 1212 F 8t N.W. W, 3 Telephone Natl. 4276 Tel. mbia 3103 Cleveland 1226 1102 Conn. Ave.. Tel. Decatur 3146 The same bedroom that is illustrated at the left, but furnished with other pieces from the same Old Colony Group. And here we see how the group plan accommodates itself to varying budgets —for the total cost of the seven pieces shown above is aver a third less than that of the seven pieces in the arrangement at the left ! And, too, all the pieces in both groupings are interchanggable. This dressing table is $368.00, the bench before it, $18.00. The small barrel chair is 361.00. The chest of drawers by the bed is 866.00, and the full size bed is 845.00. The table at the foot of the bed. used here as a desk. is $10.00. and the chair 319.00 Mrs. J. Borden Harriman sponsors this bedroom with its alternate groupings of distinguished Old Colony furniture & The bedroom pictured here is shown with two different selections of pieces from Berkey & Gay’s first Group, the Old Colony. The possibilities of this Old Colony Group are brought home most for- cibly when you realize that though each of these bedroom arrange- ments includes the same number of pieces, still the difference in price is more than a third! Berkey & Gay's Old Colony Group is now on display in your city’s better stores. The livableness and friendly charm of these American Colonial designs in maple and mahogany may be just what you want for your own home. Why not visit the displays and see them for yourself? & Gay These charming dining room pieces are from another Berkey & Gay Group —the Mount Vernon, designed in the classic 18th century manner. The dining table, with its graceful Duncan Phyfe legs, is $150.00. The chairs, which show the Hepplewhite influence in their shield-shaped backs, are $35.00 each. And the china cabinet is $130.00 Settings and arrangements by Mgs. Howarp Linn All prices 10 per cent higher west of the Rockies Division of SIMMONS COMPANY Makers of Beds—Mattresses — Springs ‘’Built for Sleep*’