Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1931, Page 19

SOCIETY by a notable gathering of tennis en- | thuslasts. Among those noticed in the | boxes which ranged the court on two | sides, and who avidly followed the | brilliant work of both William Tilden, II, and the Cgzechoslovakian, Karel | Kozeluh, were the Secretary of the Czechosiovak legation and Mme. Broz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Sessinghaus, with | Senor Don Fernando E. Piza, the first secretary of the Costa Rican legation; Col. and Mrs. William P. McCracken, | jr; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Lloyd, .the air attache of the French embassy and Mme. Thenault, Col. and Mrs. Henry S. Wagner, Col and Mrs. Emory, Mr. J. | Henri de Sibour, Col. and Mrs. Paul S. Bond, Col. George B. Young, Dr. Edward J. Cummings and Mr. John Edwin Rice. Mr. Francis Banville entertained at | dinner on the Shoreham Terrace Sat- urday evening for his flancee, Miss Louise Cox of South Carolina, who is visiting in Washington. Senor Don Enrique Coronado of the editorial staffl of the Pan-American Magazine was host to a party at the dinner dance on the Shoreham terrace Saturday evening Mr. E. Roy Richard has gone to Baranac, N. Y., where he will remain for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. G, J. Fleck of New York City ‘arrived in Washington yesterday and are at the Shorcham Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. William Rangeley have one ‘to_Atlantic City and are at the olton Manor for the midseason. | Mrs. Willlam Byrnes and her niece, Miss Murray have gone to Nahant Mass., where they are at the Hotel Tudor for a vacation. | Dr. Grafton T. Brown and Mrs. A. G. | Brown have closed their house at 1315 Thirty-first street and gone to Atlantic | City, where they are spending July at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Dr. J. A. Dudiey entertained at the | supper dance at the Le Paradis roof THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. l NEW NAVY HOSTESS Il - s i3 & St ' By MRS. ROBERT H. SMITH. ‘Whosc husband, Lieut. Smith, U. S. N, shas been assigned to Washington. They will spend the rest of the Summer at Wardman Park Hotel. —Bachrach Photo. garden Saturday gvening. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Redmond went to Atlantic City last week and are saying at the Hotel Ambassador. WOMAN TO CELEBRATE HER 107TH BIRTHDAY | Five Generations to Honor Mrs. Hina Cohen, Believed Oldest | is making her home with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Eluto of 4723 Eighth street. The aged woman recalls a_remark- able historical coincidence which oc- curred in 1863 while she was living in Russia—the emancipation of the Amer- ican slaves by Abraham Lincoln, and the liberation of the Russian peasants. RETAIL PRICES OF U. . TWO PER CENT LOWER the department announced today, were: Potatoes, 14 per cent; plate beef, 8 per cent; chuck roast and lard, 4 per cent; rib roast, oleomargarine and cheese, 3 per cent. Onions and strictly fresh eggs cost 4 per cent more, while raisins rose 1 per cent. The following cities showed 4 per cent decreases in the average food prices: Birmingham, Cleveland, Detroit, Hous- ton and Los Angeles. A 1 per cent in- crease was recorded by Salt Lake City, while prices in Butte and Portland, Oreg., rose less than one-half of 1 per cent, MEMORY OF DI AOSTA TO BE HONORED HERE Requiem Mass for Leader of Italian Forces in World War to Be Celebrated Wednesday. Requiem mass will be celebrated Wed- nesday for Duce Di Aosta of the House of Savoy, leader of the Itallan forces in the World War, who died July 4, at Holy Rosary Church, Third and F streets. The duce was a first cousin of King Victor Emanuel of Italy. He was buried among 30,000 of his soldiers on the battlefield of Piave. * The Itallan Ambassador, Nobile Glacomo de Martino, is expected to at- tend the mass, to be celebrated at 10 o'clock, and which is being sponsored by the Itallan socleties of Washington. The Papal delegate, Mgr. Pletro Fuma- soni-Biondi, also has been invited to attend, as have Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley and representatives of the American Legion, ‘The mass will be saild by Rev. N. DeCarlo, pastor of Holy Rosary Church. [North_1742 UPHOLSTERING Get Our Estimates Established Two Generations SEGAL BROS. 1232 14th St. N.W. “'We _Live Our Profession’ €., T. 8. Children in Peace Trip. Representing 20,000,000 American children who sent greetings to the youth of England, six girls and five boys from America have been visiting in Britain. The primary object of the journey was to promote world friendship, and the MONDAY, FINAL REDUCTIONS Before Closing July 31st to Sept. 9th. EVERYTHING FAR BELOW COST DRESSES formerly selling from $12.50 to $70.00 Now *32 to 192 In the JUNIOR SHOP COATS— formerly $29.50 to $39.50 Now $8.50 DRESSES— formerly $5 to $29.50 Now $1 to $4.50 SWEATERS— | up to $6; now, 95¢ ALL HATS 75¢ J JULY 20, 1931. voung messengers of peace received & hearty welcome in the Old World. Paper 102 Years Old. ‘The Tuscumbia (Ala.) Times has had 102 years of continuous publication. ALL HATS 95¢ All Sales Final. Cash Onl No Phone Orders or Delive Incorporated. 1919 QUE STREET % B3 Little Betty Melloss’ old house cat is rearing a valuable Nithsdale silver fox at Thornhill, Scotland, because the mother fox had such g large litter that she could not care for them all. Both cat and fox junior seem to approve the change. Gowns SLIP_ COVERS -pe. sulte and 5 ight separate cushions, snap fasteners tailored to. Jour furniture. Imported Belglan lnen, $16.50. Write or phone for samples. L. ISHE! RWOOD, Line. 5350 1513 28th St. S.E. v Below Cost | All Dresses and Hats remaining will be sold at a great sacrifice before closi: ng for the Summer. Dresses as low as $5.00 Hats as low as $1.50 G PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 What a Sale! “Voile Vel-O"” Inhabitant. = g ) Mrs. Hina Cohen is receiving the|q. { . . - 6e ! congratulations of five generations of | Slight Decrease for Last Month| Operating Rooms in Black. ! £ iz 7 Seen in Reports From 51 Cities | Hospitals in Russa are to have oper-' % ‘ 3 ’ her descendants, whose number ex- | ds 100, e bl e e nroach onber ating rooms entirely in black. All oper- | ating-table linen and garments worn 107th birthday. Mrs. Cohen, believed | by the surgeon and his assistants are birthday, which occurs August 18, is| The Department of Labor says retall | b . bt Mrs. Cohen, a native of Russia, came | month ending June 15. work can be done with the minimum of to Labor Department. to be Washington's oldest inhabitant, | et expected to be celebrated quietly this |prices of food in 51 cities dropped a | o, Tode Of black cloth. Soviet surgeons to_the United States 32 years ago. She Some of the outstanding decreases, eye stratn. By the Associated Press. Styles and Materials That Sold for $3.95 Earlier This Summer is under a_ physcian's care and_her | year because of her failing health. |little more than 2 per cent in the 53V that with careful lighting delicate THE NEW elleffs 1216-1220 F Street N Judging by the crowds pouring in as we write this—Washington women certainly do appreciate this annual Jelleff event! Still plenty of thrills —the best things don’t always go first—so if you didn’t get here today, don’t fail tomororw! Six lovely models! Pastel shades with contrasting, wide- spaced designs! Sizes for everybody. Youthful women’s models! Clever styles for misses! Sizes 14 to 44—46 to 50 Palais Royal—Third Floor. Mothers! Look at These Low Prices! Important Sale! Plain and Printed Silks Washable Flat Crepe Printed Crepe Chiffon Printed Silk Flat Crepe Plain Silk Chiffon Washable TaffetaRadium Plain & Printed Shantungs Think of some of the loveliest prints you've ever seen. Think of soft, beautiful quality. Then come to this sale! You'll find silk fabrics in dark and light colors . . . that you never dreamed of getting for 77c yard! Fre-Invertory Cleararce What greater satisfaction—in quality, beauty, value—than in the New Clearance of Girls’ Apparel 75 Printed Silk Frocks, cool prints on pastel grounds; sizes 7 to 14. Were $295 and 51.95 $395..... $2.95 Handmade Pa- jamas, with dainty hand - embroidery; sizes 10 $1.59 to16.... 19c Rubberized Turknit Beach Capes, red. green, orange. Were 79C $1.59..... 14 Wool Flannel Sports Jackets, sizes 7 to 14; pavy and v $1.95 Tots’ and Infants’ Apparel 95 34 Tots' Sheer Cotton Frocks, fine quality prints ; sizes 3 to 6. gor.... $1.39 $2.95, Jelleff’s—where every department joins enthusiastically! This can give you only a bird’s-eye view of what’s in store! Yard 21 Tots' Summer Ensembles, with sheer print frock and cotton basket weave or sizes 3 to §. Palais Royal—Third Floor 11 Rayon Crib Spreads, blue and green. = SI.28 $295%.. Were $295, piece suits at half and Palais Royal—Second Floor sports and dress wear, with box or 3} $35 to $49.50 Suits Beautiful two and three e e 519.50 length jackets. Black, skipper and green. Jellef’s Suit Shop—Third Floor Extraordinary Selling In the DOWNSTAIRS STORE! $39.50 to $59.50 Salon Frocks the more formal type, with the fine workman- find only in higher priced styles, georgette afternoon gowns with graceful sleeves, and printed jacket suits in black and w hite, navy and white, black, navy and green . . . shades of rose with a separate jacket. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44. 2 9 9 Misses’ and Women’s Afternoon dresses of ship and materials you crepe frocks trimmed with lace, ensembles one very lovely crepe evening frock in two Jellefi’'s Salon Gown Shop—Second Floor Thousands of New, Crisp Cotton Dresses P With pleated and flared skirts; some with lapel trims, with capes, with double-breasted effects. You’ll want several, at least, at this low price! Scores of Styles! Regularly $1.59 Now — Women’s and Misses’ 5 Success Dresses For misses . . . printed crepe ¥enoks bwithuackets o 5 $ .75 the new 3; sleeves. ..crepe shantung jacket frocks and sheer printed jacket frocks with short sleeves and plated skirts, three-piece suits, one-piece frocks of the very smart yacht crepe . . . and every chiffon has a silk slip. Sizes 14 to 20. For women . . . plain and printed chiffons, black chiffon and lace frocks, one and two piece printed crepes...some with matching jacket tailored georgettes with slim fitted hiplines, and touches of white at the neck. Black, gray, navy, maize, .blue and assorted prints. Sizes 36 to i to 4175, $13.75. Jelleff’'s Success Frocks—Fifth Floor = ., xR = g $1.95 to $3 Glovesilk Step-Ins with vou...it takes practically no s 35 room at all in your bag...get sev- eral pairs of these lace trimmed, i Sizes 5, 6, 7, in pink and peach. Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Floor $5.95 to $10.75 This is a chance to get really lovely for yourseli, or for vacation $5 n French crepe or crepe de chine, trim- med with lovely laces and fine net...some of the chemises are fitted, with cream lace ban- hand-feather-stitching. Jelle's Grey Shops—Second Floor $5 Handbags season and start the Autumn, in crepe, antelope suede...envelope, tailored vag- abond and pouch styles. Black, tan, Glove silk is grand to take away elastic top or fitted top with buttoned sides. S French Crepe Underwear .75 gowns, chemises and pajamas deau tops, the gowns with yokes of lace and 150 handbags, to finish out the Summer navy, green, brown and red. o 3 " Cool printed lawns; plain handkerchief lawns; sheer printed batistes. Soft pastel shades. Sizes 16 to 46. Palais Royal—Downstairs Store. 2 z 5 5 Women’s and Misses = $29.50 to $39.50 Coats For misses . . . furless and fur trimmed dress coat in spongy s woolens, flared or straightline models with scarf, pouch and shawl collars of squirrel, broadtail and wolf. Black, skipper, brown, tan and grey. Steeaigito $3 Summer Handbags For women . . . spongy woolens, furless or i : : . -« spongy : “Light colored fabric bags...in trimmed with kid galyak, mole, squirrel 4 e 1 s and broadtail collars, tweed sport coats in ERIEgy ] i, s e .95 lovely mixtures of tan, red and green. most popular colors and styles... i R L both plain and two-tone colors, 20T Jellef’s Handbag Shop—Street Floor embroidered bags in the Summer’s Every Department Has Extra Values in This Great Event! )