Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1931, Page 28

FIVE STATE SOCIETIES |t of te s sroupe o are o | SET MOONL|GHT‘CRU|SE Merick, U. 8. A; Alabama, John D. il\nchen: Maryland, George H. Calvert, jr; Massachusets, Sanford Bates, Pinal plans for s moonlight' cruise | 1,44 States supervisor of prisons, and | down the Potomao River by members | Missouri, Representative L. T. Dyer. of five State societles are being made | Tickets may be obtained from the re- | 9 oimities secnafibiitis - the :tive | SDeoUve BMate members of the Arangl Gert . | ments Committee, including Miss Lou! oD e e Secicty, which | Thomas Cain, Mussachusetts: George 4. | , yl l, AN rs. ey the outing. tude mem. | Rogers, Missourl, ' or at either the | e D eaa, Maryland, Massa. | Roosevelt Hotel or the wharf before husetts and Missourl Societies and | Salling time. friends, will sail from the Seventh e m Wharf at 8 p.m. aboard the| Owing to the great increase in motor Line steamer City of Washing- | transportation in the last few years, ton. Dancing and other entertainment | Norway has adopted a road-building has been arranged. ‘prnnnm which calls for the expendi- "Activities aboard the ship will be in- | ture of $273,000,000 over a long period formally under the direction of presi- 'of years. i Occasional Tables..... 3 Styles—Regularly $13.45 b Sketched—Octagon Top Oc- casional Table with matched walnut veneered top....$13.45 L) Ponn. AveTighth and © . THE SUNDAY D. C, AUGUST 12 Different Kinds of Fashionable FUR COATS For the Last Week of The Sale at— Black Caraculs Brown Beige Silver Muskrat Natural Muskrat Combination Mufkrat Sealine (Dyed Rabbit) and Ermine aline and Jap Mink Sealine and Persian Lamb Black Pony Brown Pony Natural, Also Blonde Pony —Every coat of choice selected pelts, made on the new 1931-32 lines, with moulded silhouette, more width and gmore length. Many soft furs used as collars. Misses’, 14 to 20; Women’s, 36 to 48 100 New Cloth Coats at Made of the soft, rich, new fabrics, and beautifully fur trimmed, these new coats will 2dd unusual interest to the last week of the sale! Misses’ and Women’s Sizes L/ Floor Second Pune. Avemtighth ond O S ATilt WithPARIS Her Decree Is for HATS of ROMANCE to Be Worn With a Gallant Swing and a Forward Thrust ARIS launches a new er- of headlines with the new season’s fashions . . . for every hat must be tipped and —A dip into the past in- spired these “nose Dive” hats . . . covering your right eye and uncovering your hair on the left. tilted, forward right, high-on-the-left, this Fall!. And every hat has a distinct air. We may be elegant, dashing, pert or romantic . . . but there's no possibility of being the obvious open-faced people we were last Spring! Profiles are more charming, and there's witchery in the shadowed right eye, even though the left eye still looks forward clearly. There’s a demure daring remembered from the Second Empire Days . ... for these are the hats Eugenie wore when she broke a hundred hearts! ~ —Y ou wear t up .on the dowg over the and you I rent persor See yourself now in these new hats . .. here, where smart fashions appear first ... and cost least —Insouciant is the word for the lilt and swing of the Empress Eugenie Derby brim with its bright little bird trim. } Eugenie first devas- fi tated her admirers with } se saucy, jaunty, deb- 3 ) shapes that revert t ¢ Second Empire. { ! ) { § { ! —Tiny and tilted. . .the Robin Hood flaunts its pheasant feather wrap- ped sleeRly about 1ts small round crown. 15 1 vay Youw wear the mew Derby with tain-bird trim. Second Floor Penn. AvaSighth and O Sin Ponn. AveeBighth and § S WE WILL DRIVE TO PARK 8TH ST, YOUR CAR SIDE The “PHOENIX " Silver Jubilee Presents A Sale of PHOENIX Hose for Children 1,800 Pairs—50c and 75¢ Qualities - ° 5 i . . . The “Phoenix” Company has taken a most interesting way of celebrating its 25th anni- versary. A way that parents will appreciate, offering 34 and 74 length hose at this ex- ceptionally low price. 7 to 10 sizes. The new Fall .colors are here just in time to supply school needs Kann's—Street Floor. A Great Silk Value! 40-in. All-Silk Chiffon Dress Velvet DASyd. —Velvet, as most alert shoppers know, is going to be very popular this Fall. The beautiful quality offered at this low price is ideal for dresses, wraps, blouses millinery uses. Four Popular Fall Silks, $1.29 vd. All-Silk Flat Crepe AllSilk Crepe Satin All-Silk Faille Crepe Duplan’s Printed Rayon Crepe —They are all 39 inches wide, shown in a range of new shades, with plenty of the popular blac Kann's—Street Floor. All Silk Washable Flat Crepe 69c yd. —Pirm quality, guaranteed to give satisfactory wear, and shown in 45 light and dark Ready for Fall School Dresses New Hollywood Chintz Model Dresses on Display! —The little daughters will want many new frocks for school, and nothing is prettier than a dainty wash frock, especially C Yd. if it is made of Hollywood chintz and selected from these 2 9C ve. new patterns. It is 36 inches wide. New Rayon Travel Tweed Prints —The popularity of travel tweed prints does not seem to dimnish. The weight of this smart fabric is just for Fall frocks. They are 36 inches wide. Kann's—Street Floor. New Sheer 54-in. All-Wool CREPES $1.59 yd. _1It’s one of the most popular of the new Fall dress goods! Other new weaves in this group are— S4-In. Two-tone Georgettes Portable Eiectric Sewing Machines $115 Model—Special at $57.50 Westinghouse Electrified —A neat, practical, nationally known S4-In. New Fine Tweeds $4-In. Medium-weight Cashmere sewing machine, equipped with lamp s e n. Fancy Jerseys and all the attachments and fully guar- anteed. Reg. $2.00 te $2.50 Values $5 Down—~Convenient Payments Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Fourth Floor. ' 4 o