Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1930, Page 22

B6 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. (Continued From Fourth ) ‘The Delta Gamma Sorority will meet | ! iy Tatee in the home of Mrs. Thomas Kirby, on evening, party remain! McKinley street, today. Mrs. Kirby will g 1 be asslsted in recelving by M. George ©. Drake of Chicago, who | Clark, Mrs. Joseph Baldwin and Mrs. ‘Washington, entertained | H. F. Fox. at luncheon yesterday where is stopping prominent Washingtonians . as patrons -n.fl p-t.rane-u.:: — Junior Theater, profes- 14 > es A. Garrity and Mr. Pat- | sional players presenting a series of have refurned to their | plays Yor juniors and now in its fourth <~ 4 in New York City after - |season in Washington. Among_them "\ 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 Thanksgiving. holiday with Mr. | are Mrs, Patrick J. Hurley, Mrs, Robert e ety ol v 0 T Do R R AR & Mrs. J. J. Donnellan, who were | Patterson Lsmont, Senora de Tellez, B i ! ttend the marriage of their | Mme. Debuchi, Senora de Alfaro, Min- Glorifying the @hristmas Gift . o brother, Mr. Stephen J. Garrity, to[ister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik, . Miss s Elizabeth Smith, which | Mrs, James J. Davis, Mrs. Clyde Kelly, 17e Lvyer ne on our 1 t ist Saturday. Mrs. F. Trubee Davison, Mrs. Willlam Stuart Houchins has as | Howard Taft, Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d; Dr. v Miss Sarah Ethel Ida Gar- |and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mr. and Josephine Garrity of | Mrs. C. W. Drayton, Miss Bessfe Kib- who came to Wash- | bey, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Dr. . * I, d the wedding of their )and Mrs. Thomas Sidwell, Mrs. Caza- a 3 er, Mrs. Walter R. - T. Vanderbilt of New | muckerman, Mrs. Lucy Maderia Wing, o TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1930. Bt IR 1 is at the Carlton for a few Mrs, Arthur Foraker, Mr. and Mrs. W. ded by Mrs. James H.|5 "Gorby and Mr. and Mrs, George d s ! 4 ¥ g Maude Rider, also of | yoywity Myers. . . Many Shown Here Miss Annie B. Jennings of Sunnie- Tirllla has returned 10 | goime, ‘Fairfield, Conn., has taken a apartment, at 2700 Connecticut av- . : . . o PAfe dpeing he.wees a1 | s, S, i Carin, whéesahe il ‘ Are Specially Priced Xirk Wilkinson of Sherwood = ' ¥ < y 7 i pat, 2 R e o Py e . > the end o ristmas Day. when her guests were Mrs. B. T. Heflin, ) Charles T, Penn, Mrs. Norman J. Some last a month or more. 1 Think for just a minute, Are women S |7'J ewel But a timepiece through years Leslie 3 y ing to spend all of . 4 p Mr. and Mrs, Bamuel Krucoft an- ||| OHRISTMAS SAVINGS ° check, : Wrist Watches of faithful service becomes a Men's and Boys' nounce the engagement of their dsugh- ||| Which has taken you a year to treasured gift! Y wfieuufoygldney Robert Nathan | #ve. = o i o Sca rfs $22'95 Elgin Sh’dp Wa'l'CheS Mr. md Mrs. Henry B. Carpenter % {.orr ’:vi“é’“‘ m:o::;i : . 1 i savings accounf n i et iy 8 i T o $ . Swiss movements in 14-ke. a1 $|4.9 5 — Ll 5‘7 39.75 white gold cases, plain or en- The first reception and ball of the |fl! (/] Towa Soctety for the 1930-1931 seazon : graved; rectangular shapes. will be ;;ltel Saturday evening at the ||| Why rot start an account with the The gift of beauty and i ; S s) (R . » terstate commerce commission and COLUMBIA distinction . . . in red, 4 ; leather straps. Specially priced! brown or pointed . . . ex- i P ERMANENT ceptionally well marked _will be an_opportunity to meet others Building Associati and with well shaped J \ N & from the State. There will be danc- g ciation N B e, hery 1l ™ 233 12th St. N.W. brushes. RSN Telechron Electric ahadtions, sust gt honer, vbe, 1l UNDER U. S. TREASURY S ‘ : Clocks em’s Bar Association in_the Chinese SUPERVISION o Women's 15-Jewel $9.75 Wrist Watches mf':ha;fyn:::qbe::: Boys' 6-Jewel Strap $18.95 choice of mantel, cathodeid Watches o st Sl $5.95 i il H it Cushion and square shape cases, chromium plated on Rectangular shape watches on ribbon bands; 14-kt. gold cases, : : : : Fancy cushion and octagon plain or engraved. Swiss move- i shape c;;u; large figures and illuminated hands. Hundreds of & D - C u n n i n g DOI I S Women's b-JewI Se“iglsdcilsecm-c B ' Wrist Watches $10.95 Waltham Watches Waiting In Toytown! i . $6.95 | - e | $22.95 L4 I | Plain and engraved, chrom. 21-inch base, and 10 inches Hindiotie : veatelise 7687 4 Waltlng o Be Loved 4 ium-plated cases; rectangular, :iuggul:;.rmd bl“? Ot g0l C) world famous make! Leather cushion and octagon shaped. CLOCKS—STREET FLOOR straps or metal bands. Chrom- STREET FLOOR ¥ ium cases. i fit E : % I FE AT it igggeegsgg ; Give Lustreless Stockings This Year Save in This Great Selling g : i She Sleeps and She Cries, $1 Just Like Real, $1.95 B e e Pt o : \\ 5,000 Pairs Picot- EER i % i ! 2 est eyes and eyelashes! She’s just blue, pink. 17 inches! TR e . g . WA\ Top Grenadine SE RNt LTS\ - Chiffon Silk Hose of service as a clearing house S g PE}?ITI;}II;EII‘{MP;(S)R 22 Inches Tall and Already She's a Flirt ‘ : $ 19 ) Homeless, $2.95 $4.95 AR N ¥ : ' Fully dressed doll with socks, Miss Tickletoes is a lovable flap- : . U W air booties and rubber pants; can sleep per doll, 19 inches tall; unbreakable ¥ ; P rubber arms and legs. No one would ever suspect you paid so little. for these hose! Full fashioned, sheer 45- . ¥ gauge quality, with picot tops! And the fact . et j SN, » § ) that they are dull lustre hose will make THE BILLFOLD f 7 : & A3 ! A . them twice as acceptable with the smartly ‘A Gentleman’s Gift dressed woman. Sizes 814 to 1015, Designed by men with an intimate knowledge of the l’e(i’niremenls of men. ockets for Bills, Cards, Here's a Saucy Little < . The Newest Shades License, Stamps. Made of Seal, Calf and || Washable, $4.95 ~ Dolly, $1.95 < - , Duskiab Shoe Tan fi:g::;l; :;rs‘::;p:zfi:x‘: Like all good babies she goes to Her name is Patsy, and she E Sunbrown Muscadine service. sleep, says Mama, and can stand wears a cute gingham dress and e, 8 ( . Gunmetal Sable Priced from $2.00 to $10.00, alone! 20 inches tall; smocked and shoes and stockings! 11 inches J - Mauve Beige Plage embroidered dress. Vo A Bahama - 4 EN S TOYTOWN—FOURTH FLOOR : o HOSIERY—STREET FLOOR . LUGGAGE - LEATHERWARE : £ 4F o, 1320 F St. N.W, ‘2 Doors East of Fos Theatre