Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1931, Page 19

__(Continued From Second Page.) in her Summer home, at Narragansett Pier, her grandchildren, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft, 2d, of Cincinnati. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Ross McIn- tire, Medical Corps, U. S. are settled in their new home, at 4432 Klingle street, to which they moved from San Callf., where Comdr. Ross was stationed on the hospital ship Rellef. Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Nichols of Lowell street and their daughter, Anne Nichols, have returned from a motor trip to New York, where they were the guests of Miss Ellzabeth McLean in her Summer home at Wilson, M. Y., on the shores of Lake Ontario. Later they visited in Chzenov! Mr. and Mrs. W. Burrough Hays of | Klingle street have as their house guest | the latter's son d daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lile of Pitts- burgh, Pa. who, with their young daughter, Nell Carrington Lile, arrived in w;shlnmm last Saturday to spend & week. Miss Margaret McFarland has gone to Dixville Notch, N. H., where she is spending July at the Balsams. Dr. Arthur Call of Forty-fifl street wil sail September 9 .m‘!dfl"'-: America to attend the meetings of the Interparliamentary Union, of which he is secretary, which convenes in Bucha- rest, Rumanin. Mrs. Call and their f. daughter, Miss Margaret Call, will spend the next few months at their Summer home, Camp Wawenock, at Brooklin, Me. Miss Call is a teacher of Spanish at the Cathedral School for Girls and Gunston Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Nesbit of Cathedral avenue will leave Washington by motor today for the Adirondaks, where they will spend a few days at Saranac Inn, later going to Spring Lake, N. to spend a month. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brink of the Roose- velt Hotel will leave Washington Pri- day for Williamstown, Mass., where she will attend the Institute of Politics for the month of August. Mrs. Brink will be a member of the round table confer- ence on Western European affairs and disarmament. Miss Connolly and Miss Eleanor Con- nolly have gone to Waich Hill, R. I, for the remainder of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Saxon of Detroit, Mich,, are at the Carltoa for a few days, Mr. Saxon having come on to at- tend the meeting of the National Aero- nautical Chamber of Commerce, now in session at the Carlton. Mrs. Thomas K. Conrad, wife of Dr. Thomas Conrad of Chevy Chase, and 'MRS. JAMES H. LANDERS, Who has arrived from San Antonio td visit Col. and Mrs. Howard L. Landers, parents of her husband, at 3411 Fessenden street. of Representative Willlam W. Larsen of Georgia. Mrs. Lenders is the daughter —Harris-Ewing Photo. WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY | - Says Husband Threatened to Throw Her Out of Window. Mrs. Annie Baum, 1358 Pegry place, has filed suit for a limiter divorce from | ate a grocery store at 1247 Shepherd street and & print shop at 623 N street. Among the charges of cruelty set forth in the wife's petition was one that her husband threatened to throw her out of the window and she was forced to leave home. Mrs. Baum, & native of Russia, was married in Baltimore in August, 1921. She is represented by Attorneys Max their little daughter Josephine are |penjamin L. Baum, who is said to oper- | Rhoade and Tench T. Marye. ;})egd‘nl some time at Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Harralson and their daughter, Miss. Ethel Harralson, have given up their apartment, in the Wyoming, and will leave at the end of this week for Old Poin mfort, where they will be for some e. Mrs. Herbert and Son at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mrs. Joseph A. Herbert, jr., and son. || Lynn Gronna are spending some Mmel at Rehoboth Beach, Del, and are guests at the Hotel Henlopen. Miss Katherine Kane and Miss Bar- bara Dunlop were entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Edward Plaskett. are sailing for Europe August -1, to| be gone eight weeks. Miss Jennie Warfleld and Miss Rena ‘Warfleld of Aurora Hills, Va.; Mrs. Edna_Armiger of Baltimore, Md., and Mrs. William H. Benhoff of Valley place are spending some time at Atlantic City, stopping at the Craig Hall Hoteh Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Fowler and ||} family are spending some. weeks at |l Ocean City, Md., and will return to the Capital about October 1. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Enright of Bethesda, Md., have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Reardon of West Palm Beach, Fla, who motored from the South last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moreland and their daughter Virginia of Alhambra, Calif., have arrived in Washington for | a visit to the National Capital and are living at the Potomac Park Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Caughey, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Middleton and Miss L. | M. Schaff of Washinton and Mr. and | Mrs. J. M. MacDonald of Chevy Chase are stopping at the Claridge during their visit to Allantie City. | = | Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Conkey have gone to Atlantic City and are at the Colton : Manor. Capt. James P. McGovern of this city and & member of the District of Columbia and New York bars, sailed from New York July 18 on the S. S. Minnetonka for a three-month holiday. the first he has taken since the World ‘War, during which he served as & cap- tain in the Army Service Corps. R. W. STEVENS TO RETIRE AFTER 50 YEARS’ SERVICE Veteran Worker Began Career in|fj Pension Office in October of 1881. | Robert W. Stevens of the financial | section, Veterans' Administration, is| planning to retire next Priday, after nearly 50 years of service for the Gov- ernment. He entered the public service in Oc- tober, 1881, in the old Pension Office, when W. W. Dudley was commissioner of pensions. Mr. Stevens has since served under 14 other commissioners, and now is in the Veterans’ Administra- tion, which has combined all work of the Government dealing with veterans. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens reside at 3321 Holmead place northwest. and have | three children, Walter of Chicago, Mrs. Margaret Zea end Miss Katherine Stevens of this eity. Where One Dellar Is $1 No Extras for Tips ‘Thursday’s Dinner Menu One Dollar Cream of New Peas Hot or Ool:d: Consomme Tomato Juice Cocktail Rib Roast of Beef or Cold Ham with Spiced Grapes or Grilled Mackerel—Tartare Sauce Whols Browned Potatoss or Delmonico Potatoes New Corn on Cob or Stewed Tomatoes and Celery Choite of Salad from Tray Apple Pan Dor iy—Hard Sauce or Chilled Cantaloupe or Ice Crezam Coffee P Steak and Chicken Dinners at $1.50 and $1.25 Daily—5:30 to 8:00 The Garden and Roof Offer Welcome Coolness on Summer Evenings RESTAURANT THE DODGE HOTEL . North Capitol and E Streets N.W. t National 5460 Miss Kane and Miss Dunlop || Gowns Closing and up. For the Summer All stock must be cleared by Friday night regardless of price. Nothing in the shop over $25.00, a few as low as $3.50. Dresses formerly as high as $125.00. Hats, $1.00 Friday to fit your particular room or wall tapest: SEGAL 1232 14th Generations A perfect reproduction and exclusiv ry designs. Some of the finest homes in Washington harbor Segal . Bros. custom-built furniture. A stupendous savings. DUNKIN-PHYFE” Sofa, built space. A choice variety of twenty BROS. st. N.W. We Live Our Pro Upholstering, Repairing, Refinishing THE NEW e e 1216-1220 F Street, Because It’s July 30— 2-Day Clearaway Fine Shoes 50 to $10.50 _ Originally $7. Season’s end for us—but not for you—so here are broken lines of our regular merchandise—all sizes included but not in the individual styles . . . 3%, 10 9, widths AAA to C. Worth shopping tomorrow! Colors ‘White Beige Tan Brown Black Combinations Linen Kidskin Satin Calfskin Materials Patent leather Watersnake Styles Pumps Ties Straps Step-ins Oxfords ALL SALES MUST BE FINAL, PLEASE Jellef’s Shoe Shop—Street Fioor O Monday, August 3! The 10th Annual Summer Sale of Winter Coats for women, short women, misses, juniors at the lowest prices in many, many years! If you put emphasis on saving dollars while you look as smart as any one in town you won’t wait long to come in to see these new coats! Monday at 9:15 is a good time to see them. Come in . . . leave your car with our doorman to park! See Sunday’s Papers for the Details! Tomorrow and Friday! Miss Elton of ELIZABETH ARDEN will be in our Sports Shop Fourth Floor Miss Elton will gladly answer questions, and give individual attention to vour own problems of Summer make-up. If vou are a blonde, bru- nette or titian, and want to know what to wear with what . . . during the day or in the evening ...come in'to see Miss Elton . . any time after ten in the morning THE NEW . $5.95 Cotton Mesh Suits—broken sizes and 3 85¢ Rayon Undies Easily laundered . -, . require no 50c ironing . . . pack away in an unbelievably small space . . . and will not run. Panties bandee legs, or open step-in legs with fitted yoke front . . , vest to match with double shields, tieot top and strap . . . yoke and elastic top bloomers. Pink and peach. Sizes 36 to 42. STREET FLOOR Sheer Blometteg' Dc;\;p‘ to #3 Handkerchief linen blousett 1 embroidered neck and ln:, ‘1’ pastel colors, $3 Voile blousettes, cap sl tucked collar edged with lace, in 'h.h.a":'::l pastels. 1—$5 Lace blousette with. a V neckline edged with net, in eggshell, Jellef’s Neckwear Shop—Street Floor Thursday...Our Remnant Clearaway! Thursday, instead of Friday, during the Summer months, come these weekly clearaways that create such a stir . . . and now time is getting short . . . Fall apparel is beginning to appear . . . prices on Summer goods further down than ever. It is only a question now of being fitted . . . there’s no question about such values as you find tomorrow. WOMEN AND LARGER WOMEN—Save on Coats and Dresses Tomorrmé Women's $49.50 to $59.50 printed chiffons and tailored georgettes, some with jackets or long sleeves—36 to 40 . THE NEW Je]leff‘s 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Women’s $35 to $59.50 Silk Dresses, wool redingotes, crepe Elizabeth afternoon frocks, red lace evening gowns, tailored crepes in black, navy and beige. 34 to 44 Women's $29.50 to $49.50 Flat Crepes in plain colors, long or short sleeves, wool suits and dresses, in navy, green; some jacket frocks. Sizes 34 to 44.......ciiinniiiiiinnnin Jelleff's Women’s Salon Shop—Second Filoor Women's $16.50 to $25 Washable Crepe Shantung Suits in white with contrasting jackets, printed crepe one-piece * $ dresses, long-sleeved rajah dresses, short-sleeved pastels, evening dresses in chiffon and lace. Sizes 36 1o 42 10 Women's $25 Plain and Printed Chiffons, Georgettes—over erepe de chine slips, plain tailored crepes with long or short sleeves. Dark colors and assorted prints. Sizes 36 to 42, 35% t0 41%..........vuu. A et T e S R R SIS .$12.50 o Jellef’s Women’s Success Frocks—Fifth Floor ~ i Women's $79.50 to $125 Dress Coats in chongaleen with fox, ermine and galyak collars in blue, black and brown. Sizes 36 to 42... .$39.50 Women's $49.50 and $59.50 Silk Coats, collars of ermine and galyak in black and brown; 36 to 40, 4414 to 48%4. Women's $29.50 to $49.50 Coats—spongy woolens, in black and blue, silk lined . . . chongaleen in tan and grey, and white in polo cloth and basket weaves, silk lined; sizes 36 to 44 Women's $19.50 White Polo Coats, belted styles, in white and eggshell basket wea Women's $16.50 to $22.50 Unlined Silk Coats with pleated and ruffied jabots . Sizes 36 1o 46, 37% 1o 41%5.. ‘ Women's $8.75 Redingotes, silk or wool, collarle rf collars, in white, eggshell, Jellef's Women’s Coat Shops—Third Floor Larger Women's $25 to $4 Sizes 405 to 504, 43%; 10 451} Larger Women's $25 to $35 Polka Dot Printed Crep 0% 10 48Y5... Larger Women's $16.50 to $19.50 Printed and Plain Cre; navy, blue, green and smart prints; 40%; to 48%4, 43%; to 451 Jelleff’s Larger Women’s Gowns—Second Floor Larger Women's $39.50 Crepy Woolen Coats, in black, brown and blus, with colors of fine ermine, broadtail and galyak: 4214 to 48%.825 Jellef's Larger Women's Coats—Third Floor - i See the Misses’ Coats—Dresses . . . New Low Levels! Misses” $19.50 to $59.50 Afternoon Frocks of silk crepe with fitted jackets frocks in dark colors; 14 to 20. tailored erepes, in black, navy and mint green. . $25 3.piece wool suits and ensembles with silk blouses, 2-piece .--$25 Misses’ $35 to $59.50 Tai navy and heige; 14 to 20.. 4 ---$15 e _ Fioor b Misses’ $29.50 to $49.50 Ensembles and Printed Crepe Frocks, some with jackets, evening dresses in rose crepe and biue lace; 14 10 20.810 Misses” $19.50 to $25 Washable Dresses . .. printed shantung jacket froek: chiffons in lovely monotone prints; 14 to 20. Misses’ $19.50 to $25 One-Piece Yacht Crepes in tailored styles, crep print frocks with solid color jackets . . . a few printed chiffons; 14 to 20. Jellef's Misses’ Salon Frock Shop—Second Misses’ $16.50 to $19.50 One-Piece Printed Crepes, 3-piece crepe sui capelets, short sleeves and flared skirts, Pastels and prints; 14 10 20 Jellef's Misses' Salon Frocks—Second Floor one of a kind and size, . flat erepe jacket frocks in white and pastels . . . printed Misses’ $69.50 to $123 Crepy and Spongy Woolen Coats of the better type . . platinum fox, galyak, and ermine, in black, skipper blue, Lebanon brown; Misses’ $25 to $39.50 Dress and Sports Coats, spongy woolen and tweed mixtures; furless or trimmed with kid galyak, ermine, squirrel, lapin and broadtail collars, some with cuffs of wolf or squirrel; in black, blue, brown, beige and green; 14 10 20. -..$10 Misees’ Black, Blue and Brown Silk Crepe Coats, lined and unlined, with cape, scarf and jabot colla -$8.75 Misees’ Redingote Coats in silk crepe and light wool crepe, in white, eggshell, black, brown and navy; 12 to 20 Jellef’s Misses’ Coat Shops—Third Floor Juniors’ Dresses Are /2 or "3 of Original Prices . a few with cuffs of fox, hid galyak .-819.50 deep cuffs of Junior Misses’ $39.30 to $69.30 Fur-Trimmed Coats, crepey woolens, collars of ermine and galyak . and squirrel, in black, skipper and brown; 11 to 17 i Junior Misses’ $25 to $49.50 Dress and Sports Coats in spongy woolen: y wolf, kid galyak. . .furless coats with cape, scarf, jabot and collarless neck lines, in black, skipper, brown, beige and green; 11 to 17. Junior Misses” $16.50 to $19.50 Printed and Plain Frocks, some with jackets dark and light patterns; sizes 11 to In the Sports Shop-—Smarten Your Summer Wardrobe for Little Women’s and Misses’ $29.50 1o $39.50 Sports Dresses—One and two piece knit suits and woolen dresses in green, beige, grey and a few pastels ... . ..810.95 Misses’ $4.95 Three-piece Cotton Mesh Su white and green * Women's Blouses, origi 36 to 42... Women's and Misses’ Bl mostly white and eggshell... Women’s and Misses’ Sweaters, originally to $5.95, soft, lacy stvles, to be worn as blouses; Women's and Misses’ Sweaters, originally to $10.95, mosily sleeveless styles, 10 be worn right away; in soft pastel shades Jellef's Sports Shop—Fourth Filoor Misses’ Cotton Frocks—$7.95 cotton mesh frocks in an attractive one-piece style, Pastels and white: broken sizes and colors Misses’ Cotton Frocks—S$5.95 cotton mesh dresses, in onepiece style with vee meckline. Sizes 16, 18 and 20 only. White, pink, maize and turquoise $3.95 colors..... e o e Jellef’s Cotton Frock Shop—Fourth Floor Scanties—Lower! 4—$1850 Scanties, _beautiful two-sided satin combined with lace, princess silhouette and low evening back, in peach. Sizes 34, 35, 36, 37. $12.50. 1—$2750 Scanty, of heavy two- face satin, under a pink lace slip. Size 38. $20. 6—$15 Scanties, in pink or white in all-over georgette or black satin, with lace brassiere and pantie. Sizes 35, 36, in georgette, 32, 34 in black satin. $12.50. 3—$750 Corseletts in brocade and sawmi cloth...lightly boned. Sizes 35, 41, 44. Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Floor $1 95 Gay Colored Bracelets . $1 A dollar buys one if you like the wide carved ones . . . three if you like the medium width . .. and six if you like the slim one. In gypsy colors ... red, green and gold . .. or the soft pastels, and of course, black and white. Jellef’s Costume Jewel'y Shop. Street Floor Nearly Half! and Satin Panties regularly $3°and $3.95 Somebody will love a gift of these adorable little French crepe and satin panties... whether it's a bride-to-be...a girl who is going abroad...or yourself...for they are beautifully made, some trimmed with fine Alen¢on pattern laces and sheer net... others: with hemstitching and embroidery, with fitted waist bands or elastic in the back. . Flesh, tea rose, baby blue, peach and nile. Jellef’s Grey Shop—Second Filoor Special Purchase—W anted Styles! An opportunity that our buyer just couldn't let slip out of her 95 hands . . . and one that you ®/ won'’t pass by either . .. smooth and grain leather, crepe, antelope suede and velvet in smart styles for late Summer. and early Fall. White, hlack, brown, green, navy, tan, red, both solid colors and in contrast. Jellef’s Handbag Shop—Street Floor Special! More French Crepe Slips $7.95 and $10.95 ss Silk Negligees Last Ones Sold Out in a Jiffy! S“:ii"l,l:l“:’o:::' ny}:’"';.]'l{ : Jfii::dfiz: You need llilny slips in t}he Summer time, which to choose...these silk: negligees to wear beneath your light frocks...you come just in time for Midsummer vaca- need them fitted, as these are, of soft tions...draped or coat styles; in crepe d? French crepe, with bits of fine Alencon e ote " tadofad omes. with a | Pattern Tace at the top and bottom, or picot ruffie. Flesh, tea rose, peach and simply tailored to wear with sports things. baby blue, Flesh, tea rase and white. Sizes 34 to 44. .Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Floor Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Fioor