Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1931, Page 52

8 Phi Mu Holds Annual Banquet on Wednesday To Mark .Annivernry Annual Convention of Phi|j Gamma Pi in Philadelphia | Attended by Local Girls. ‘The Washington Alumnae Association of Phi Mu Fraternity and members of the Beta Alpha Chapter at George Washington University will hold their annual banquet in the palm room of the Shoreham Hotel Wednesday eve- B o bacqust. selsbrates the 1t e t celel seventy- ninth anniversary of the founding of Phi Mu Praternity. Members of the committee have arranged an interest- which includes several fraternity numbers. A scholarship award will be ted to the member of the active has made the highest les for the past year. Mrs. Marian rker Hagan, District president of Phi Mu, will be the toastmistress. Miss Lonnelle Davison, who is in charge of arrangements, is assisted by Miss Elizabeth Chamblin and Miss Louise Jaquette. Following the banquet there will be a dance given by the pledges in nonor of the active and alumnae chapters. The annual Convention of the Phi Gamma Pi Sorority was held at the Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia, on Febru- ary 21, 22 and 23. Miss Tillie Udoff, as grand chancellor, and Miss Betty Kron- man, as grand scribe, took an active part in the business sessions of the convention. Other local girls attend- ing were Miss Blanche Kronman, Miss Rose Plotnick, Miss Miriam Buchalter, Miss Yetta Halpen, Miss Ruth Rosett, Miss Fannie Luchs and Miss Rebecca Rosenblum. The next meeting of the Grand Council of the sorority will be held in Washington. The University of Michigan Alumnae Club will be entertained by the Exec- utive Committee at the home of Mrs. W. C. Mendenhall, 9 Lenox street, Chevy Chase, Md., at a buffet supper, Tuesday, March 3, at 6:15 o'clock. ‘There will be the regular Priday lunch- eon at the A. A. U. W. March 6. Beta Chapter of Sigma Kappa Phi Sorority gave a most enjuyl,bre semi- closed tea dance at the Dodge Tea Hut on Monday, Febru: 23. ‘The regular meeting of the chapter was held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Behrens, 1235 Ran- dolph street northwest. Alpha Chapter of Sigman Tau Gamma Sorority entertained 20 tots from the Central Union Mission at the Ambassador Theater matinee perform- ance of “Silver Horde” yesterday after- noon. Miss Ruth Duckett, social chair- man of the sorority, arranged tberlnyy which included 14 members of the society and the children from the mission. Sigma Tau Gamma has planned other events of a similar nature for the comi months., according to Miss Anne , president of the group. Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity will hold its initiation banquet at the ‘Cariton Hotel this evening, following formal ceremonies to be held at the Beta hAnghl Chapter rooms today. The iates are Miss Mildred Bishop, Miss M Elizabeth Orth, Members of the Iota Sigma Upsilon Sorority ‘mxnsd bra anni Founders’ day banquet and held in the court of the Hotel. The Beta and Alpha united in staging this fete ‘The famed Mount Olympus of Greece is ultimately to be converted into a national park modeled on American tines. - Smart...‘.. COATS for Spring ' $25 10 $69.75 Progress Sale Opportunities $2.50 Felt Base Art Squares, $1.48 Felt-base squares (no bor- ders), in tile designs of differ- ent colors. Size 6x9 ft. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store $1.75 Congoleum 3x6 Rugs, $1.00 Perfect quality of genuine Congoleum rugs in neat flow- ered designs. Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store 39c Felt Base Runner 24c Yd. Heavy felt-base runner with plain centers and figured ef- fects. Size 24 in. and 221 ft. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store $1.59 Couch Covers, 97¢ Of full size, with ruffle all around and in ten patterns. Goldenbderg’s—Fourth Floor $1.10 Bed Pillows, 59¢ In a large size and covered with a high-grade ticking. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor 85c Cretonne Chair Cushions, 39¢ Will fit almost any chair or rocker. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor 59c Sash Curtains 39c Ready to hang and made of an excellent quality marquis- ette. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor $1.39 Blankets, 69¢ For a double bed, in pretty plaid patterns. Size 70x80. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor 50c Lingerie, 35c Women’s and misses’ Por- to Rican and muslin gowns, also step-ins of rayon flat , ‘voils lin. g A L o Philippine Gowns 86¢ Nightgowns in lingerie cloth/with embroidery ; round, vee and. s%:aare necks. Goldenberg’'s—Second Floor Women’s §$1.25 Hooverettes, 93¢ Neat, attractive Hoover- ettes in a good assortment of attractive prints. Boys’ $1.69 to $2.50 Sweaters, $1.39 All-wool pull-bver sweaters in many styles, with and with- sleeves. Sizes 26 to 36. Goldenbers's—Third Ffbor Boys’ 79c Pajamas 59 ° In two-piece style, of white, tan, blue and helio; coat or pull-over styles. Sizes 8 to 16. All perfect. Goldenbers's—Third_Fioor Boys’ 59¢ Blouses 33c Collar - attached blouses, also button-on styles, in tan, white and blue. Sizes 4 to 14 Y€ars. Goldenbers's—Third Fioor Tots’ 59¢ Windsor Crepe Pajamas, 39c Of plain and floral designs, in sizes 2 to 6. Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Girls’ §1 Imported Berets, 59c In white, blue, green and Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. tm59c Broadcloth Creepers, 46¢ Flap-bottom bloomer leg, with touches of hand embroi- dery. Shown in yellow, blue, pink and white. Sizes 2 and 3. Goldenberg's—Third Floor, Men’s 50c to 75¢ Hose, 35¢ Silk and rayon mixtures of nationally known hose. Some of the labels carry the original li ice. Si Y Yae Women’s 35¢ Cotton Vests, 19¢ ‘With built-up shoulders and sleeveless; slight seconds. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Women’s $1.29 to . $1.49 Neckwear, 97c Lovely assortment of Spring neckwear of lace col- lar and cuff sets, silk crepe sets, cowl satin sets; also georgette and lace berthas. ‘Goldenbers's—Main Floor THE SUIlTDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 1, 1931—PART Our Phone Number— NAtional 5220 ine Sheer Hose March Progress Full fashioned, In the $1 s i 1 k-to-the-top Sales chiffon hose—of 45 gauge sheer- ness, with the flattering new dull fin- ish, French heels and picot tops. Pronmende, Amazon, Black Mag- \ gic, Elephant Skin, Rendezvous @\ Rosador, Light Gunmetal and other fashionable shades. $1.25 & $1.50 Sheer Hose Perfect quality full- 79 fashioned “Noglos” hem top chiffon hose with lisle-interlined tops; and chiffon hose with two-point black heels. $1.35 Grenadine Hose Slight irregulars of full-fashioned sheer hose 59c with picot tops, French heels and runproof garter hems. Girls’ 35¢c and 50c Anklets Lightweight silk-and- wool, pure silk and ray- 19C on plaited anklets, in lain colors with novelty cuff pS. Boys’ 39¢ Sport Hose 74-length hose in all- 25 c over noveltg patterns with full elastic cuft tops. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. O Just Unpacked for the March Progress Sales! New 39c¢ and 50c Printed RAYONS A host of these smartly patterned rayon-and-cot- ton prints—that make such attractive frocks for street, home and school wear— and which are not often priced so low. 36 inches wide—all in guaranteed fast colors. | Rayon Voiles lines! Beautiful, fast colored designs, on white, ‘There is no lovelier washable fabric made for afternoon and evening frocks of soft, feminine 58(: pastel or dark grounds. 36 inches wide. Sheer Lawns and Dimities 38c yd. You'll adore these crisp, sheer, shadow-checked prin! lawns, and the new “Nobby” dimities (showing a dainty seed dot), in their pretty flower patterns. 36 inches wide. Hollywood Swiss Dainty new printed dotted Swiss and printed Flock Dot Volre.u in 49C pretty patterns. 36 inches wide. Chiffon Voiles Finely woven, guaran- teed fast colored printed 22C chiffon voiles—a beau- tiful array. 36 inches wide. Pl "Besux Are” Voiles 48¢ yd. One of the finest and sheer- est of this season’s printed voiles—charming new designs, in the most delicate colorings. 40 inches wide. Hollywood Voiles Fine, sheer printed chiffon voiles of exqui- 33C site texture and charm- ing patterning. 40 inches wide. Rayon Shantungs r? ugandfimmn:h: 69C n 8] fabric t I"vlu be rg:ch worn this season. 36 inches wide. 000 March Progress Sales Put a Low Price on $2.50 to $3.50 Crisp Straw Hats Event! Especially $ ° 79 Bought for this Penit Toyos . . . Baku Braids . . . Crochets . . . Rough Straws , . . all ready to lend a fresh note of Spring- time to tired-looking Winter outfits. g Watteau, halo, bicorn and many other shapes that are as flattering as they are NEW! Plenty of black, brown and navy included, as well as the brighter shades. $4.00 Split Penit Millinery One of the season’s favorite straws—and this is a very low price for them! Tailored and more dressy models in black and colors. $2.95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor L 0 $2.95 Tapestry Bags In the March Progress Sales $1 095 Rich - looking Aubusson, Persian, Paisley and floral patterns —in smart new ) pouch and envelope shapes; many with crystal (simu- lated) frames or ornaments. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Use Our Convenient TURNOVER of dollars means pro: have done our bit by going intc overstocked manufacturers and jobb these MARCH PROGRESS SALES affording opportunity after oppo dollars spent now increase producti Buiget Pn—nNo LOOR for “March Progress’ Interest or Extras Marjch Progress Sales Bring a Purchase of 2,400 Fine Bleached SHEETS From One of the Largest Mills in the Country! $1.39 Values % 79¢ ,Inch Size All $1.59 Values Perfect” 81x99 89 Quality Inch Size With these high-grade sheets selling at such exceptionally low prices it is small wonder that we wel not allowed to mention their labell All are of sturdy quality, free from starch and dressing. 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Belgian pretty . sets, chem and step-i beautifu trimmed laces in mg cases. rayon cre costume $2.98 Silk Undie 51.69 Slightly mussed and sof —but their handsome qua will make up fcr thal pecially at this price! .Go chemise, and step-ins, trimmed or tailored. $1 Crepe Costume Sl Rayon-and-cotton 0 flat crepe slips in 6 plain and embroid- ered styles. Pastel shad 79c Cotton Undies Regular and extra size bloomers and 55 step-ins of crepe or nainsook, in pink or whi Goldenberg’s—Second Floor Yd. We are not permitted to mention the famous names, but you will recogo- nize the beautiful quality! All guar- anteed first quality—all in full pieces —all pure silk qualities! 40-in, Printed Flat Crepes 40-in. Rich Crepe Satins 40-in. Pure Dye Flat Crepes 40-in. Heavy Flat Crepes 40-in, Fine French Crepes 40-in. Crepe Romaine 40-in, Silk Canton Crepes Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Linen™ Slip Covers #19.75 A Small Deposit Will Hold the Sets *Til You Want Them. Four attractive patterns in gen- uine Belgian* linen — enough to make 200 sets! For covering standard types of 3-piece living room suites. ' We will send our expert to your home § and have him fit the material right to your . Select your material now (at pre-season suite. prices). This same quality sold for $29.75 and $35 last season! *S?omm Striped Linen FREE PARKING Fourth Floor—Goldenberg's. /" SPACE