Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1931, Page 50

10 Chevy Chase Personal g g remain several da; Notes and Other Items i emS‘: Ball and Miss Louise | leaves. Yellow balioons suspended from iy entertained st 8 tes Inst | the celling of the boxes Of Social Inure-rm!-‘" mmm home secretary: Mrs. Paul Benjamin, tress- & J. Sloane Store-wide Sale Continues £4q & The W. H Lane MacNa ez, What This Readjustment Sale Means to You If you have any idea of refurnishing the home in the near future, this Readjustment Sale offérs an opportunity you not only should take advantage of—but which you cannot economically afford to miss. fmitations of ; EE it . been 4 2 “r.mdMn.J.E.Chnpmanlu 3 ‘::Fpg.:%:‘km En 1 {left Thursdsy for New City, | out an hted with candies tertain 60 Guests at|kft TGy for How o otame fas | on the stage that wae Mrs. Wil- | Autumn leaves. ; 20 eriained at a Halloween masquerade | ball last evening st their home % Con- | Debutantes at Bal Masque oA Special aance aet b ue, J New 9 a o | e E_Alexander Powsl |At Mayflower for Halloween | ticn of the Buropean tango =~ = | dancing 104 crrts ana s | , | _ Among the boxholders were Capt. and | readings S - Rose- |, This season's debutantes joined with | |\ A e* D Berrien, Dr. ana Mrs. | December meeting will be featured by & were. | D P oeiaa Bay | Gregg C. Birdsall, Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton, | Teception for the members of the Okla- Tiven last evening at the May. | Rear Admiral and Mrs Thomas T.|Poma co onal _delegation ~ and s, H. Hawkins, Miss Stevens | B3 K in Heten Ray Hagner. | Craven, Mr. and Mrs. William Eugene thetr wives, followed by & banquet. of New York City and Mr. Rollin Bibbing, | A5, eceiving line were Mrs, | Elictt, MIS. Richmond Pitzgerald. Mr, | — Juncheon last Sunday for Mr. Joseph " |and Mrs. John Edward Fowler, Mr. and .| Mrs. Strickland Gilliland, Mrs. M. W. | of Morristown, N. J. | W Thomas W. Page. M . #nd Mrs. Steriing V. Mead Ye- | ) thur, Mrs. William Dent Beall. Mrs. turned on_Saturday by motor from Mrs his, Tenn. to their home. Edge- | Gress . B wood, on Rittenhouse street irdsall, Mrs. John E. Fowler, Willard Hayes. Mrs, Millard sttenided the Dental Convention, in | Westand Mrs Wayne Virgmar. Memphis. )n: 1. K. Norwood of Baltimore, Md., has been the house guest of her broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E.| ‘Wilson. on Rosemary street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Norris re- uctions were . A, and Latimer Members of the advisory board for the ball were Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Bailey, jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Bowman MacArthur, Mr. and Mrs. Randall T. Elliott, Miss Henderson. Judge and Mrs. A A | Hoehling, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. R. Ogilby, 'Dr and Mrs. Benjamin C. Perry, Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pem- broke Thom, Mr. and Mrs. Francis| Walker, Mrs. P. A. Whiting, Mr. and | Mrs. George C. Minnigerode, Mr. and | Mrs. Richard Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. | James Hyslop, Mrs. W. Wayne Wirg- | man, Mrs. Betty Patterson and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker Page. | Prices throughout the entire stock suffer reductions that are unprecedented for us; unparalleled anywhere when character and quality of the merchandise are considered. The sale offers SAVINGS to be made that are ACTUAL—with SELECTION that is UNRESTRICTED, Bed Room Groups Genuine Hand-Made AND GLAZED . [ turned Monday by molor 10 e e s | Harriett Anderson, Miss Mary Ingraham i on month at South Bend, Ind Mrs. Bugene E. Stevens of Willigms | fane has as_her house guest Miss Anna Prosser of Miami, Fla. William D. Cheatham and Mr. Daniel C. Long. 4 | Miss Prances Mathews was chairman ‘Mr. and Mrs. Willlam P. Montgomery | 8nd Miss Jane Thorpe vice chairman of are at home after spending ith Mrs, Montgomery's brother, Mr. with Whirley, in St. Louls, Mo, Mrs. - frving P. Hall of Meadow lane the Debutante Committee, which was ished by white Plerrette cos- trimmed with black pompoms. e same style of costume was also debutantes except that a mon . | worn by the post- and her aunt, Mrs, Robert C. Cone, re- | %0mm by the post -debutantes except that turned Thi where they were the guests of ray Pendleton. Mrs. Albert L. Culbertson street, was hostess at luncheon Monday | 5l "ond yeliow streamers were at- g g ve had as s | 3 iy i B =3F e supper and bridge home on McKinley street. , Carl Tilman of McKinley street ‘Wednesday for a visit o B ¥ 53 B2 their son-in-law and E g Law School. P Porty-fourth street have had as their house guests Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Bar- Carroliton, Ky. Mrs. William Foster Burdick and her ursday from Ventnor, N. J. their house rd B. Gill and his son, drive have with them for the daug d Mrs. Skilling. Mr. Skilling t been graduated from the Har- . and Mrs. Gideon A. Lyon of their Mrs, | stead of white, their chairman and vice chairman; Miss Mary Stuart Birdsall of Leland |and Miss Betty deBeauvais Richards, being dressed alike in red. Special Group of COATS in Toledo, A selection of models ighter, djstinctive in style, tail- ored in fine quality fabrics — trimmed in precious furs. Model sketched...a creationin Brown and Fitch. NIEHISHOP 1215 G STREET N. W. (Our Only Store) FUR COATS Back to Pre-War Prices In addition to the com- plete change in Fur Styles this Season, we are also of- fering you our magnificent collection of Fur Coats at prices that prevailed before 1914. With Winter fast ap- proaching, the thoughtful woman will avail herself of this wonderful -opportunity to make her selection while these low prices still prevail. Our guarantee as to style, quality and workmanship goes with each garment sold. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR SELECTION Our New Budget Payment Plan Will Be of Great Interest to You! Henry, Miss Emisca Gale Davis, Mr.| Mrs, Cricher Hostess to | Elmira College Clubwomen Mrs. A. Lane Cricher, president of the Elmira College Club of Washington, en- tertained the members of the club in| her_home at 1900 F street Thursday | evening. ‘The officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. Clinton O. Ward, | president; Mrs. Prancis Kirk, vice presi- | dent; Miss Cynthia Crocker, recording ' The Shop to Save Money ISADOR MILLER Mfg. Farrier Matrons and Youthful Women Will Like the Smooth Formality of HATTERS PLUSH... Head Sizes up to 24 in. s7.50 —The smartest hats one can wear with satin and velvet costumes — are these of Hatters Plush. It is old, yet it is new. Smart! Sleek! Shiny! Suave and Supple! Choose it in a little cup- ped turban . .. a new curved brim model . . . and let it be trimmed with a bone or prystal ornament. Second Floor. R Y Continued by Popular Demand! This $66.50 Premier Vacuum Cleaner and Polisher 49% This Is What You Get: 1. Premier Duplex Vatuum Cleaner, nationally adver- tised at $60. 2. $6.50 Premier Electric Floor Polisher. Get both now for $49.50. 'AN improved de luxe model for those who want the best. NDORSED by Good Housekeeping and nationally advertised at $66.50, with polisher. WITH motor-driven brush—50% added power over previous models. THE durable bell-bearing motor never requires oiling. > @ 809 11th St. NW. Nat'l 5628 Our Work Is Guaranteed The Eight-piece American Sheraton; in mahogany and gumwood. $|90 In stock at $275. Reduced to group; cherry and maple. $245 In stock at $400. Reduced to In stock at $400. Reduced to Eight-piece Early English Suite; $400 In stock at $845. Reduced to Eight-piece- Adam Suite; in satin- wood and hardwood construction. $595 Eight-fliece typical New England Eight-piece Colonial Suite ; Empire design; crotch mahogany veneers. $290 chestnut construction. In stock at $975. Reduced to $32.50 Day Beds $65 Chests of Drawers T Dining Room Groups Nine-piece Early American Suite; in maple construction. $225 In stock at $445. Reduced to Ten-piece Early American Suite; an ensemble of antique reproduc- s tions, in mahogany. 34 In stock at $425. Reduced to Ten - piece American Sheraton Suite; accurate reproduction, in se- s lected mahogany. 3 5 In stock at $500. Reduced to Ten-piece Queen Anne Suite; gen- uine walnut, with handsomely figured $475 panels. In stock at $650. Reduced to Separate Dining Room Piec\es $45 Butterfly Tables ..........$32.50 $70 “Rudder” Tables...........$55.00 $50 Tea Wagons.............$29.50 Occasional Pieces for the Living Room $190 English Sofa............$139.00 $200 Bedfor Sofa.............$145.00 $210 Wakefield Sofa..........$165.00 $235 Lancaster Sofa. .. .......$175.00 $120 Parker Love Seat. .. «.... $80.00 $50 Drum Tables aGiee . 53500 $110 Goy. Winthrop Desks. ... $85.00 $75 Console Card Tables...... $60.00 $10 End Tables $8.00 $30 Nest of Tables........... $22.50 $175 Table Desks............$125.00 $40 Tip Tables $25 Coffee Tables....ccvnu... $20 Bookshelves $10.50 Windsor Chairs. $115 Bemington Wing Chairs.. . $120 English Easy Chairs $100 Queen Anne Easy Chairs, $59.00 $125 English Club Chairs $79.00 $120 Wakefield Easy Chairs. .. $85.00 $35.00 veass SR $30 Ladder-back Chairs....... $22.50 $185 Gov. Winthrop Secretary, $155.00 $95 Convex Mirrors.......... $75.00 $25 Colonial Mirrors......... $19.50 Oriental Rugs Your selection of an Oriental Rug here carries * with it the Sloane guarantee of its genuineness. Amgng the hundreds offered for your considera- tion” you'll find every size you may want; and in those superb colorings and effective designs that only Oriental art and artistry can produce. Be- cause genuine Orientals these reductions are the more significant. $1750 Kermanshah R Bize 18.5x9. REDUCED to...... . e R o OB $1200 Khanbah R $825 $1500 Khanbah Rog $695 $285 Size 21.4x13.1. REDUCED to. $425 Khanbah Rug $350 $1300 $450 $95 $2200 Sarouk Rugs $75 $18 Size 21.6x11.4. REDUCED to... $750 Sarouk Rugs Size 13x10.8. m 19..... sesssnscne $175 Sarouk Rugs $335 Size 8.7x45. REDUCED to...... $110 Sarouk Rgg Size 3.6x5. REDUCED $25 Sarouk Mats Size 3x2. REDUCED to... $575 Sarouk Rug Size 12x9.1. REDUCED 10.s040c0ccomennt $175 Hamadan Rug Size 6.5x4.6. REDUCED to. $25 Hamadan mh Approximate size 4x2.6. $55 Mosul Rugs Approximate size 3.6x6.3. REDUCED to... $750 Anatolian Rugs Size 18.1x12.3. REDUCED to. $525 Anatolian Rugs Size 14.2x11.4. REDUCED to. $500 Teziak Rug Size 14.11x12.1. REDUCED {0..cc0evv0seses $185 Teziak Rug Size 12.9x8.6. REDUCED to $800 Melayer Rug Size 16.9x102. REDUCED 0. ¥iecsseceece $475 Melek Rug Size 11.6x89, REDUCED {0..l.eesessncess $450 Chinue'Rug Lsisasescsnsssse Size 9x6. REDUCED {0......40000000000m00 $110 AK-Hissar Rug Size 11.8x8.11, REDUCED to. $400 Antique Rug Size 10.10x4.9. REDUCED t0....ceses00000s $300 Antique Rug Size 9.8x4.10. REDUCED to. $30 Mosul Rugs Approximate size 3x6. REDUCED 10...... $75 Oriental Runners Bize 10.1x2.1. $250 Oriental Runners Size 15.2x3.6. REDUCED 10...c000ue0esan . seesssoces Broadloom (Seamless) Carpets The four most popular makes—do@estic and imported—in all the preferred plain colors; and in required widths. $3.50 Grade 9, 12 and“15 feet. Selection of 8 colors. $5 Grade Ao e v oo JJ0 89, Yo 9, 12 and 15 fee't.. Selection of 9 colors, $6 Heavy Pile...........$4.50 sq. yd. 9, 12 and 15 feet widths in 17 shades and § shades of 18-foot width. We are pleased to extend the privilege of a Charge Account, with the added convenience of the Budget Plan of settlement. - W.&]J.SLOANE 709 Twelfth House With the Just Above G Green Shutters