Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1931, Page 54

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 8, 1931—PART THREE. Filma of Many Lands To Be Shown in Series Miss ‘Anita Maris Boggs, the director, announces that the diplomatic Sunday Bhoreham Hotel, will be changed to diplomatic Sunday evening salons, lim- | to members. The p the past seven years, will be given in | honor of the Ambassador or Minister whose nation is being presented, by films of his country and national music. | Eminent men of international repute have been selected as the speakers. Fol- Jowing the program a light supper will be served so the members of the diplo- matic corps, higher offical and Social Washington may meet the guests of honor and chat informally. Programs will be given Sunday eve- | nings at 9 o'clock in the Shoreham Hotel ball room. the first evening being | December 13. The Sundays during the Christmas holidays will be omitted. Menbership cards may be obtained from Dr. Anita Maris Boggs. e Grace pr:copal Church Benefit Card Party Among those who have taken tables for the bridge and mah-jong party for the benefit of Grace Episcopal Church at the Mayflower Hotel on Tuesday eve- ning, November 10, at 8:30 o'clock, are: Mrs. Wilbur Carr, Mrs. Delos A. Blodg- ett, Mrs. Charles G. Eugene Adams, Mrs, Remy, Mrs. John Wise Moore, Mrs. Edwin S. Puller, Mrs. John L. Proctor. | William Turner, Mrs. J. Thompson | Mrs Wailes, Mrs. Hobart Hawkins, Mrs James W. McAndrews, Mrs. David du Bose Gallard, Mrs. J. Philips Hill, Mrs Henry Parsons Erwin, Mrs, Clopton, Mrs. Charles J. Williamson, Mrs. Richard D. La Garde, Mrs. Charles | Bateson, Mrs. Edwin K. Webster, Mrs. | Pierre Gaillard, Mrs. Madoren Craw- ford, Mrs. Horace R. Shearer, Mrs. James W. S. Peters, Mrs. C. M. Doll- man, Countess di Burquee, Mrs. Arthur | Tirrell. Mrs. Joseph Wall. Mrs. Willlam Wheatley, Mrs. Davis B. Wills and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Conard. Kid Gloves Cape Gloves .nin‘ Matthews, Mrs. | Charles Mason | Hoggatt | At the Hecht Co. All Wool evenings of the Bureau of Commercial | Economics, which will be held at Qhe‘ nd Store Wide On every floor, in almost every (leparlmenl the chances are the thing you want is made of wool. Men’s suils, coals, sweaters, robes, pajamas and scarfs are of wool. Women's fashions demand wool. Wouldn’t our darling infants be out in the cold without wool? And our blankets and comforts lead us to suspect that even home wouldn’t be sweet without wool. I uc \ i THE HECHT CO F Street at 7th Lambskin Gloves Gloves you can wear right now « .. and for colder months, too. Costume or slip-ons . . supple and perfect fitting. colored or contrasting . soft, Self- trim. Brown, log, mode, grey, black- and-white. Sizes 534 to 8 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) ILK $1.65 Grades $1.95 Grades $2:50 Grades TOCKINGS SHADES Negrita Nu-Brown Poseo Things avery pair new. to remember! Every pair all-silk chiffon. A Special Group on Sale at n & 3 pair, $3.50 Made by one of the coun- try's leading silk hosiery manufacturers, whose name we agreed not to advertise. Full fashioned, fine gauge chiffon silk. Picot tops. Some with silk soles others plated. Main Floor. Mauve Beige Bronze and Smoke fashioned. And Every pair full Every pair perfect. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) NAtional 5100 Shoulder Strap $|95 A brand new costume slip with shoulder straps that'll never “peep,” slip or slide. Once you settle the straps where you want them they stay “put.” And besides this brilliant innovation, you have a beautiful silk crepe slip, molded to your form. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Now! Half-Price Sale Famous “Babcocks” $1 BATH SALTS 50c An opportynity to secure this well-liked brand at a savings of 50c on each box you buy. Narcisse, bou- quet and chypre odor. Attractively boxed. (Main Flgor, The Hecht Co.j Charge Customers May Buy in NOVEMBER—Pay in ]NUARY THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh Free Auto Parking—E St., Between 6lh and 7th National 5100 t made to sell at $59.50 to $69.50, trimmed with OA'T three most wanted furs—a fortunate purchase placed on sale tomorrow—one low price! LACK FOX Mokl .- .7, A fur that is flattering to every woman—Iuxuriously trims the successful models of the season. New sleeve treatments—large fur collars — an extraordinary offering! Misses” and women’s sizes. Skumke i Lo B Fine selected sets of skunk are used on these lovely coats of boucle materials — novel cuff treatments and wide revers that give the much wanted broad shoulder effect. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Persiitsss - oiu s ia Always the expensive looking, luxurious fur preferred by smart, conservative fashion- ables. Vionnet models with the popular three-button side closing, of fine boucle cloth. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Charge Customers Ma‘); Buy in November—Pay in January HE HECHT CO. F Street at Sevenlh Free Parking NAtional 5100