Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1930, Page 21

Call v o James F. Nolan. ""‘"rac‘.':.u...‘ffi Rumanian Queen Omitted i From List of Guests to L Attend lleana’s Rites. By the Associated Press. on the morning of the HELEN IS SLIGHTED | AT ROYAL WEDDING BUCHAREST, Rumanis, July 8.— Rueen Helen, already shorn of her royal prerogatives, today saw her personal Fights fading under the hand of King Carol. Shortly after her chamberlain an- nounced she would spend the Summer &t Constanza with Crown Prince Michael, Carol issued s proclamation denying the truth of the statement. His words were taken to mean that the boy would remain in Bucharest with his The exact effect of the King's pro- nouncement was in doubt. At any rate, 1t produced an unfavorable impression in society circles and was the subject ©of much comment. Not Invited to Wedding. Queen Helen was not included in the Mst of guests for the wedding of Prin- cess Tleana and,Archduke Anton at Sinaia on July 26. All other members of the royal family have been invited, but her name was omitted without & Treason being given. The guests include King Alexander and Queen Marie of Jugoslavia, former King George and Queen Elizabeth of Greece, Grand Duchess Cyril and her daughter, Princess Yira, the Prince and Princess of Hohenzoilern, the Prince of Leinigen, the Princesses of Hohenloe, the Infante and Infanta of Spain, Premier Joi the president of the Chamber and Senate and other digni- taries of the state and the church. King Carol and the Prince of Hohen- Sollern will be witnesses for Princess Tleana. Archduke Anton’s witnesses will be his father, Archduke Leopold Balvator, and the Count of Guelf. Ceremony on Third Day. ‘The festivities will last from the 24th to the 26th. The principals will give eongratulations and at the Palace of Pelesch on the first day, a grand banquet and rec ‘will be held on the second, and the marriage ceremo- nies, civil and religious, will take place third. After a wedding breakfast the bride and bridegroom will motor to Queen Marie's castle at Bran, Transylvania, where they will spend a month's honey- moon. They will make a tour of the country, visiting the royal castles, and take up their residence at Munich in the castle of the Infanta of Spain. D. C. MEN CE)Ml‘.'IISSIDNED Reserve Corps Lieutenancies Given to 10 Residents Here. Commissions in the Reserve Cm'psi of the Army have been issued by the ‘War Department to 10 residents of this | eity. They are: Alan P. Hume, 2150 Florida avenue, as a major in the Air Corps: Wil liam G. Rich, jr, 1718 Montello ave: nue northeast, as a first lieutenant of Infantry; Richard F. Redden, 1514 Beventeenth street, as a first leuten- ent in the Dental Corps: Edwin J. ‘Thomas, 506 Seward Square south- easi, as a second lieutenant in the Military Intelligence Division; William | J. Martin, 1201 Girard street, as a sec- ond lieutenant in the Coast Artillery; Floyd E. Kurtz, 4125 Military road, as a second lieutenant in the Chemical Warfare Service; Edwin B. Ogden, jr., 2121 New York avenue; Curtis L. Hill- yer, 2151 California street, and Minot E. Scott, 1624 Newton street, as sec- ond leutenants in the Quartermaster Corps, and David W. Milne, 2118 Penn- sylvania avenue, as second lieutenant | , according to an- i-val philcsophy, were| and fire. i PARIS .\ Tb;“d. ev'| Afm‘ufl .ls FRANCE TRIANGLE CRUISE \ Six days on the cocl North \ Atlantic—where the August |\ temperature averages 69 degrees—$75 and up. < ° \Y DANCE &t the RITZ and MONT- MARTRE. The brilliance of the Place Vendome, the jollity of the smart after-midnight Paris Clubs ~—these you'll find on board. ' ‘Three orchestras, including Vin’ cent Lopes's “French Liners” from the Hotel St. Regis. EAT, DRINK, RELAX, ENJOY LIFE. | ‘You'll eat and drink as nobly as ! if you were touring. the greatest . restzurants of Paris; you'll doze in Enee-deep French Line com- fort; no week at sea ever offered HOME VIA THE ST. LAWRENCE. 1f you prefer, you can debark at Halifax and return through the romantic land of Evangeline for | a reasonable additional charge. Ask your French Line ageat for complete details. 1 et et Lind aevel &8 eral ye St Washing- ———————————————————— - . $10.95 Flannel Robes, $7.95 The classic tailored type in striped flannel with notched or rol! collars, Double-breasted types, with self sash— but only now wi's you find them at such a low price! THE NEW elleffs THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1931 1216-1220 F Street N.W uly Re Women’s Salon Gowns REDUCED! Thrilling July reductions indeed—this Women’s nnu; of women's better dresses, 329.50-859.50;::':': nd models in print- s | 8 Dresses Ao White, pastels and N Women’s i able afternoon gowns in darker 539-50-359-50:' crepes. Trimmed in white Dresses Women's I ottt vt e b el $ a on able values, even for Jell t Gowns S e b i and trimmed. Red. navy. Womer’s Salon Gowns—Secona Floor Special! Originally $16.50 W ’s S D omen's Success bresses A small but extren.iy desirable group of plain one- s street wear or traveling. Sizes 36 to 42, o 41, 5 Jellefi’'s Women's Success Dresses—-Fifth Floor piece silk crepe dresses, in_ simple tailored les for $7 .50 Women’s $16.50 Frocks Crepes. Satins, Georgettes, in printed and plain styles . . . one-piece tai- lored models, some with Jackets, short or long sleeves. pleated skirts and smart tallored trimmings. 36 to 44. ) They were $16. d successes at Women’s 7 i o markdowns ‘most Success TnaTh. O crepes, jacket frocks, redingoted, Frocks e green, red. 31 to 44, 33'% to ¢ Mostly street and afternoon ty) . VOIS - e and chiffons. One-pie and jacket SREB29.50 frecks. shnty or tmeet frwee for street . . . more formal frocks with full flaring skirts. Black, beige, blue, and assorted prints. Broken sizes. Women’s Success Frocks—Fifth Floor ‘18 Frocks Misses’ Salon Gowns REDUCED! Misses® Iiaroninemioies et $29.50-849.50 b Dresses = Misses’ $49.50 Dresses 1o ft e Misses’ ::.:h:‘ ensembles with printed blue grounds . . . alse black Sacket frocks. Only deep July reduet| Iike these at & regular price! 14 Misses’ Salon Gowns—Second Floor Misses’ Success Frocks 28—$16.50 to $25 one-piece printed and plain cl’env.! dresses, in tailored styles that are so smart for traveli & few Jacket !rocn.y redingote effects; black chiffon afternoon dresses, and one peach crepe evening frock...all besutl- fully made, with short bolero jackets, pleated or flared e e and St Coocs Sl 4 1020, , brown, navy an . . ADg i sz:geu ;ymch—-fl th Floor Misses’ Success Frocks Misses’ $29.50-$35 Frocks Jellefi’'s Misses’ Success Procks—Fifth Floor Coats—Suits—Way Down—July! Women’s Coats, $8.50 17—$15 and $19.50 Unlined Silk Coats . . . so smart to wear with your Summer dresses, in black, brown and blue. Sizes 36 to 42 .$8.50 Women’s Coats, $10 20—$22.50 to $35 Dress Coats in crepey. woolens with collars of broadtail, squirrel, caracul and lapin. Blue and black. Sizes 361046 ......cc....... s $10 IHZS to $35 Top Coats, in tailored styles, without fur in spongy woolen, oxford and covert cloth, and black and white check. Sizes 36 t042....v00.uuuennn.. $10 10—$25 and $29.50 Tweed Sport Coats, with smart tai- lored revers and scarfs, in green, red and blue. Sizes 36 to 42 .. e .$10 , Women’s Coats, $15 10—$29.50 to $39.50 Silk Coats, furless and. trimmed with fur, with jabot, scarf and rever collars. Black, Blue and brown. Sizes 36 to 44 and 354 to 371%.. 5—$35 and $45 Tan Camel Hair Top Coats, in belte. Sz ABandd2: . ol e e e Shoces. i 15—$29.50 Furless Dress Coats in fine crepey woolens, with scarf-and jahot revers and separate silk scarfs. Tan, grey and black. Sizes 36 to 44 and 3574 to 397%. ..$18 Women's Coats, $25 10—8$39.50 and $49.50 Furless Silk Coats in crepe faille, with scarf or jabot collars, in black and blue. Sizes 36 to 40, $25 Women’s Coats, $35 5—$59.50 Black Crepey Woolen Coats with white ermine * trimmed jabot collars. Sizes 35% to 4174 and 4274 Lol AT T S A S A IR R $35 4—$59.50 to $79.50 Black Crepe Faille Silk Coats with black galyak and black caracul collars. Sizes 4214 t048% . ...... DL ANCR ...$35 Women’s Coats, $45 3—$79.50 to $98.50 Evening Wraps, trimmed luxuriously with fur, in cherry red, green and deep blue. Size 36. .. ... $45 10—$79.50 to $98.50 Dress Coats in crepey woolen, with collars of galyak and fox, in black, brown and blue. Sizes 36 to 42and 3704 t0 39%........00. 0. . Jellef’s Women’s Coats—T Misses’ Coats, $8.50 $19.50 to $25 Furless dress coats in spongy woolen fabrics, with smart tailored collars, or scarf collars . .. all silk crepe lined. Size8 14 2020k o virsoisisisins Misses’ Coats, $15 $29.50 to $39.50 Furless dress coats, and coats trimmed with shawl, pouch and upstanding collars of squirrel, caracul or broadtail . . . also tailored tweeds and silk crepe coats. Black, skipper blue, Lebanon brown. Sizes 14 to 20............$18 Misses’ Evening Wraps, $25 $59.50 to $79.50 Transparent velvet evening wraps, in 34 length, with flattering fur collars and cuffs; crepe or satin lined. Red, green and black............. eees 828 Misses’ Coats, $35 ‘ $59.50 to $79.50 Finer Coats, many one of a kind in crepey or spongy.woolens, with lovely collars of ermine, galyak, mole or self collars and deep cuffs of fox, mole and kolinsky. Black, skipper blue and Lebanon brown. Sizes 14 to 20..$38 Juniors’ $25 to $29.50 Coats Furless dress and sports coats, spongy or crepedy: sl O wools, polo cloth, tweeds—all nicely tailore Third Fioor scarf, tailored, notched, collarless necklines . . . all the types junior misses want for wear-right now. Black, blue, tan, brown, green . . . blue, brown, black-and-white mixtures. Sizes 11 to 17. Misses’ $29.50 to $49.50 Suits Tweeds—two and three-piece, with nice length 15 jackets miostly belted . . . all beautifully tai- lored . . . scarf or collarless necklines, flared or pleated skirts . . . tan, grey, blue mixtures. Sizes 14 to 18. Third Floor Jellefi’s Misses’ Coats—Third Floor FOUNDATION GARMENTS 6—85 Satin Step-in Girdles, $3.50 —with elastic side sections in sizes 26, 29, 31, _ 2—85 Brocade Girdles, $3.50 - —made by Dorothy Bickum in side hook style . . . peach in ‘sizes 32 and 33. 1—$10 Satin Side Hook Girdle, $5 ‘Dorothy Bickum model in 14-in. length. 2-0—8?.50 Corsette Brassieres, $5 34.‘3‘5‘.'3’:%“‘ for th? taller fin:e m lilfl 4—81.50Cup-Form Brassieres, 750 }gl:;%m and black lace models in.sizes sleeves. $22.50, $49.50 Loung'ng ’ ajamas Half Price iece black lace dancing pajamas. " white lace pajama with rose lace jacket flowered chiffon with ruffles...also negligee pajamas of printed silk’ with loose flowing $16.50 Negligee Pajamas 35¢ Handkerchiefs, 25¢ Imported printed crepe handkershiefs with rolled hems . . . in the big sport size . . . 25¢. 25¢ Handkerchiefs, 15¢ French and Irish linen handkerchiefs in gay foreign prints, in the regular size ... 15c. 900 Men’s Handkerchiefs : 0- : 3 for $1.00 - s Seldom a chance like this—printed cr plin ' $ “silks, tailored or lacy styles...some are .. vdraped, and others coat styles...flesh, tea rose, nile, baby blue. All fresh and clean—pure linen, with hand- run colored threads, rolled hems, odd initials in all white and colors. Jellefs Hondkerehief Shop—Street. Fioer Floor ’ ! Please Wait, No Longer— There's not a minute to spare in getting your furs into our new improved storage vailts, Junt call MEtropolitan 0300. ductio \‘ Stocks have been larger! Sales have been larger! NOW—larger reductions! —and now Thursday—Remnant Day—MORE lovely th THE NEW elleffs 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Junior Mlss ort sleeves, bolero s8 o4 75 Dresses brown, mates, .hl“:nl ek Ehrend Junior e n with batiste and evening free! s few boucles Maise, piak, blue, brows and white, Sizes 11 te 17 $19.50 Frocks Juniors’ $25-835 Frocks plenty of wear with lovely eyelet blouses, o4 _crepes with georgette ruffies, lac taffets snd erepe evening frocks with separate Jackets. G . rese, maise, skipper, brown k. isses’ Dresses—Third Floor Inexpensive Frocks 100—$1095 Silk dresses in plain colors and gay $5.95 prints . . . some dark shades for traveling, with The sizes in this Jellef's Inezpensive Dress Shop—Fourth Floor long, short or 34 sleeves. group are badly broken, but every size is repre- sented, from 14 to 44, Originally $16.50 to $19.50. Beautiful plain erepe dresses for street and Larger Women’s pert. aad seeriette for stternoon: und s 1 O Dresses Larger Women’s orove Boma, with sett Sares, s and tles. tiny tucks. Blaek. vy, Dresses ::-:‘kun. Slses 40% to 85214, 2% Larger Terets Vi i C) fon and heavy she Women’s ;7 e Mo 2070l 33 3 Dresses ::r.uu';b':mh Summer shades and Larger Women's Gowns—Second Floor $29.50 Sports Dresses - Now White and pastel silk, one-piece frocks, one and two piece jersey dresses for traveling and early $ l 6,50 Fall wear, three-piece knit suits for golf, with lovely pull sweaters. Women's and Misses’ sizes. $4.95 Cotton Mesh Suits .. $5.95 Silk, Wool Skirts . $5.95 Jersey Raincoats .. Jelleg’s Sports UNDERTHINGS $3.95 to $5.95 Silk $1 s1 $1 Underwear Gowns, chemises, dance sets and panties of exquisite French crepe . . . the gowns are 54 inches long, cut on the bias, with empire effects, yokes of fine lace and s tucks, the chemiscs are trimmed with Alencon pat- tern lace, some of them are bandeau top, that fasten under the arm, the dance sets and panties have either the fitted waist band or elastic back, with a dainty fitted bandeau. Flesh, tea rose, blue, peach and white. 3T . $3.95 Silk Costume Slips Bias-cut slips .. . the best fitting slips in the world .« . both tailored and lace trimmed, in the loveliest, s softest of French crepe . . . some with a bandeau top, some with lace top and shadow hem. Flesh, white and tea rose. Sizes 34 to 4. . . $10.95 Lounging Pajamas The ideal costume for warm weather around the house, or when entertaining very informally s 95 for dinner. One-piece pajamas of plain and . printed silk crepe, with satin or crepe bolero jackets, in black, jade, French blue, red and orange. Jellep's Grey Shop—Second Floor. . $1.50 Glove Silk Underwear A special purchase of mesh and Kayser's Blue Label Triconese which has never before been reduced ... a s lovely soft material that is perfect for all sports wear + « . bandee bloomers, elastic top bloomers, panties, vests and bandeaux, in flesh, sizes 5 to 7 Jelleg’s Glove Silk Section—Street Floor. $3.50 Toilet Water at . . . . . . Morlet toilet water, made in France . . . bottled in this country . . . refreshing Summer odeurs .+ . chypre, swect pea, gardenia and jasmine. $2 Dusting Powder . . . . .. . Bourjois dusting powder, delicately perfumed, a soft powder with a wool puff. $1.50 Cold Cream Soap . . . . . Bourjois cold cream bath soap, perfumed with jas- mine, six cakes in the box. o o $2 Bourjois Perfume, now for . . Mon Parfum, the well known French perfume, in a handy half-ounce size that is splendid for hand- bags . . . $l. : ' $2.50 to $3.50 Loospacts . . . $1.95 Enamel and cloi;onpe, double and single styles, in red, bhtg, green, white, yellow, black and light blue. “Knithae” Your Stockings! Don’t let a run spoil sill stockings— bring them down and let Knithac mend them without a trace. 24-hour service! Largest _in Qur History! ings join the throngs of extra values—who but the new and larger Jelleff’ OUALITY FASHIONS 2t JULY REDUCTIONSS s could offer such a thrilling array of Nat Lewis Handbags $10 6—$1650 Nat Lewis bags . . . patent leather, smocth calf, in envelope and tailored mod- els. Navy, brown and red with white, and plain navy. A rare chance to buy a doced pree = 2 1 $10 Nat Lewis Handbags $7.50 10510 Nat Lewis bags, in smooth calf only, in a smart flat tailored pouch style with ;“ml trimming. Black, vy 0 2 $7.50 $5 Silk Handbags $3 2035 Silk crepe bags in the fashionable roomy pouch slylhe. Grey, navy and green with white, plain pink, blue and maize $3 85 Leather Bags, $3 25—$5 Ecrase and smooth calf, patent leather, in en- velope and tailored models, Grey, green, navy, tan, 33 brown and black ...... $3 Summer Bags $1.95 100—$3 Tapestry, leather, visca and suva cloth bags to wealr with your light pastels and white frocks.... 81'95 Sterling silver bill clips. .. convenient to slip into your purse...regu- 5 ‘a;|;;¢51- ".\;%\\'.. ellef’s Handbeg Shop— Street Floor. Imported Kid Gloves, $1 96 prs.—$3 and $3.50 Imported kid pull-ons, with scalloped tops . . . one-button gloves, costume gloves with smart touches of applique at the wrist. Brown, tan, beige sl and green a Jellep’s Glove Section— Street Floor. Special Purchase French Pearls* Regularly $1.95 One, two and three strand French pearls, chokers, grad- uated and uniform size . . . the lightest and most flatter- ing thing you can wear with vour Summer frocks, *Simulated Fine French and Spanish Pearls* $1.95 Regularly $3 200 strands . .. lovely French and Spanis arls with a satiny lustre . . . clasps of rhinestones or white gold, and every size from small debutante styles to the 60- inch chain, and one, two and three strands. ‘S:ITI]!‘:;": Costume Jewelry— Street Floor Gay Bracelets $1 Wear them by the half dozen if they are narrow ...one or two if they are wide ..these,..carved, in three widths, in powder blue, pink, yellow, brown, green, white and ivory, red, black, coral and tur- quoise. s Narrow Widths, 2 for $1 's ume Jewel Street Floor i Collar and Cuff Sets Reduced 178195 Linen, pique or silk crepe collar and cuff sets, in white and maize, embroidered batiste in w eggshell e H‘Ih E":d lace ‘;r white net collars and cuffs, (T'Ln‘me’% xrith lace 31'95 14—$1. scot scarfs, T panel e o0C 2! Evening scarfs...one black tulle with spangles $l ++ ..one eggshell triangle Blousettes 11—$1.95 Handkerchief linen blouses, blue, peach and ’1 QYEEN .....cce.i00iisnne 15—$3 Printed chiffon and polka dot chiffon blous~ ‘l ettes, with short sleeves 3—$5 and blousettes, ”I#. d white an eggshell . B and ecru batiste broidered and trimmed