Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 25

GEORGETOWN SEEKS BRANCH LIBRARY Meeting to Voice Plea Will Be Addressed by Representa- tive Ruth McCormick. Citizens of Georgetown will gather at ‘ mass memnz under the auspices of n Citizens' Association, in !! John's Plrlsh Hall, O street nnd Potomac avenue, Monday night at o'clock, to urge the establishment ol modem public library service in George- Bonmenhuve Ruth Hnnnlh Mccor- mick of Illinois and Dr. Geor; erman, librarian of the Publlc Lihxarv of the District, are to address the meet- Former Representative John H. Small of North Carolina is to introduce a resolution urgln' t publlc library for the Georgetown se« Invitations have been sent to various citizens’ associations, Senators and Rep- !flen&lu\u to ltund Among the citi- assoclations’ members who have re- eoived invitations are those of the Pro- gressive Citizens' Association of George- town, the Burleith Citizens’ Association a;lfl Foxhall Village Citizens’ Associa- Plans for the meeting have been formulated by the special committee on library in co-operation with the execu- tive committee of the Georgetown Citi- Woolley, Lieut. Col. Harry B. . Cole- | Mrs. Jordan, Albion K. Parris, lx. S H ‘Wyckoff, Richard V. Oul.h;n and H.ev Irving W. Ketcham. EARLY MORNING GOLFER AVERTS FIRE TRAGEDY Calls Two Milwaukee Families From Apartment Building, Safe From $25,000 Blaze. By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 23. —The enthuslnsluc golfer Wwho gets u mund up & twosome came into his own yeste: anck le‘rlngton an attorney, at ot R l.he building . Wegemann didn't even hnve t,tme to get his goll togs, so the game had to be called The fire, of unkncwn ormn caused damage estimated n $25,000. PENSION BILL PASSED Civil War Veterans' Income In- creased Under Measure. By the Assoclated Press. The House bill to increase the pen- slon of veterans who served for the United States in the Civil War from $65 to $75 a month was passed yes- lnrd.ny by '.he Sen-u bill, w louse for co c minor amendment, would gunt nuo s month “Tegular aid and | attendance of another person.” SOCIETY (Continued From Third Page.) mencement exercises of Ohio Wesleyan University, in Delaware, Ohio, of which they are both alumni. Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Phillips of Ithaca, N ¥. are at the Dodge Hotel for sey- gral days, sccompanied by Mr. E. T Turner, also of Ithaca. Mrs. Douglas Cornwell of Forty- fourth street is entertaining for her daughter, Miss Betty Fischer, at & masquerade party this evening from 5:30 to 9:30 o'clock, when her guests will be Margaret Pardoe, Barbara Whit- ney, Barbara Cornwell, Lois Mnmln Edna Roth, Mary Manning, Mary B: bara Stark, Margaret Youngquist, Bita Finckenstaed, Virginia _Ballou, Mar- gherita Stirling, Gladys Barkalow, Mary Hamilton, Aubrey Harrel, Jack Young- quist, Gordon Haines, Jack Gawler, e table decorations Iavender, yellow and green. d Mr;. Alexander Coale Co- are now occupying their new home st o160 Woodley place northwest. Mrs, Jessie Nicholson will leave to- day for Boston, where she will make an address at the Garden tomorrow. Sunday Mrs. Nicholson will be the honor guest at luncheon of Mrs, Henry THE EVENING W. Peabody, who wfll anterhln in her home at Merly mond L. Keith, Doyle, jr. Dr!" Mi&s Elsie Hawkins, Mlss Margery Hurd, Mrs. Clifford Johncox, Miss Lil- lian Keith, Mrs. Otto Lehne: Miss Olga Meissner, Miss Frures Noli, Mrs. Richard Powers, jr.; Wiss Frances s, Miss Virginia Schumucker Miss Mlxlne Snavely, Miss Dorothy Troupe and Miss Sue Yancey. BRIAND’S NEGLECT FELT BY TURKEY Government Holds France Should | Be Made to Understand She Is European Country. By the Associated Press. ISTANBUL, May 23.—Official Turkish circles say that the government feels deeply the l-flure of Aristide Briand, French foreign minister, to include it - |in his invitation to form a confedera- tion of European nations. It was said that ?l‘lncl should be made to understand that Turkey also is a European country. A copy of the anch foreign minister's memonndum as handed yes!erdny to the gove lncnt by the French charge fllflllru at Angora. Presents---the Ideal HAT FOR SUMMER —— Stitched Crepe ARE WORTH MORE...YES.. .you'll find them practical for every Summer vacation. Delightful cool shades and head sizes to suit all. them.. .considerable!!! TJust examine enter the lists of Fashion “Hahn Specials’ $ Women’s Shops OMORROW ends our 54th “Anniversary.” 1207 F 7th & K 3212 14th 50 At all our stores Last Day of the following Sales: At 7th St, store—women’s nmew Fashion summer shoes—$2.95. At 7th St. and “Arcade” stores—sales of girls’ and boys’ play and dress shoes—99¢, $1.95, $2.95. < STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, TWO NEW SHOPS OPENED On the Third Floor THE LITTLE JACKET SHOP ...presenting little jackets to wear over your fluffy frocks, $15 to $29.50 ..and little jackets to wear with your tailored frocks, $5.75 to $19.75 THE SUMMER FROCK SHOP ...presenting all types of Summer dresses. . .silks and cottons, $5.85 to $10.00 >y SUMMERFASHION ‘ARRIVED’ Attractively Priced BUSY SPECIAL EVENTS ...presented each lovely new Sum- mer fashion as it registered in the mode. . .a happy evidence that y High Fashion Does Not Mean High Price At Philipsborn The CAPE Frock In Polka Dot Chiffon sI5 Dot- and-Dash Chiffon 315 Flowered on Light-Ground Chiffon, s15 N Sh Pastel Pique Tennis Knit Suit Shorts (hiptight) | 4-Pc. Suit | Joan Crawford White Coat f \\ hit Saw Brown-and- sl5 A Sporly BIG FIVE for Summer ‘30 “Chanel’s MAY 23, ghtlt psborn LEVENTH ST —BETWEEN F&G THIS PAGE PRESENTS A RESUME OF FASHIONS .:%::. PREFERRED Customers Ha\ e Qhown C\' These are the CHOSEN fashions . . . that you cannot go wrong in endorsing from Decoration Day right through the Labor Day week end. Definitely accepted by smart Washington. Tried out by Philipsborn Fashion Shops. Proven right. Ordered in large numbers to meet customer demand. And reordered that tomorrow’s gay throngs of busy young shoppers may enjoy the thrill of finding their preferred fashions. They are all here . . . (and note their little prices!) . . . poised for flight . . . yours for a glorious holiday and Summer! The SUIT Mode he MINGTQOY sik } Tailored Sunback WithCape The Little Justfor for Tan That Is Bolero Golf or Tennis Separate Suit sI8 I8 sl8 sI8 ;f::a*;l s JACKETS | Tussah With Pastel Silk Crepe sl5 lsf;fh'.,I'RIFLES Tailored atural Chiffon antung Polka Dot sl5 Little Shantung tooth” Dot Cravat e Cont " SILK CREPE $10 $ *s"’lrfi6.50' S| 5 s 3‘9.507 o JANTZENS Sea in “T'wo- “Shoul- piece” daire” “Two- some” “Sun- e o . " back lation “Bolero- ___SilkiDancetter Undies ....$2.95 PLAYTOGS @ A“Phygirl" . 50;'._ & “Aviator” . .75¢ < I8 Up on the Beach in “Gob- trous” “Mary- gob” nowitsky” $550 $8.25 $550 $64.00 . . and that’s not even mentioning the “$2.50 Summer Frock Shop $1350 $1.95 | “Bowties"$1.35 with its 2,000 fresh, lovely LINEN cottons and silks, $5.95-$10 “BOW"sVELVE