Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1932, Page 6

A6 PILGRIMSTOFIND | SPRIN BLOSSONS Annual Georgetown Gardens Event April 15 and 16 for Child Welfare. For the first time since its inception. the annual pilgrimage of Georgetown gardens is to take place this year early enough for visitors to view the first rush | ©f Spring blooms. i ' April 15 and 16 were announced yes- terday as the dates for this year's pil-|| grimage. Funds raised will be donated for child welfare work in Georgetown. At that time the gardens will be blooming in cow forget-me-nots, | blue phlox, pansies and old-fashioned clover pinks, along with the tulips and early iris. The effect will be quite dif-| ferent from the sights seen by previous tlgrims who have visited the gardens| ter in the season i ‘Tea will be served as usual in half a dogen gardens from 4 until 6 o'clock ! on _each afternoon | Tiekets, with a list of gardens and an explanatory map, will be placed on || sale at the Mayflower Hotél, or they|| may be bought at all garden gates on the dates of the exhibition The committee in ch: of arrange- ments includes Mrs. R. F. Whitehe: chairman; Miss Frances Sartwell, Mrs, | C. Lester Jones, Mrs. L. B. Wight, Mrs. | Robert Woolley, Mrs. I. Ernest Lewis, | Mrs. Worth B. Daniels and Miss Kath- ! erine Dougal. TOUR WILL BE MADE OF OLD GEORGETOWN | Benefit for St. John's Church Is Arranged This Year for April 1 and 2. The third annual inspection tour of eighteenth century Georgetown, ar- ranged for the benefit of St. John's Church, Georgetown, will be held this year April 1 and 2. Busses start from Peck Memorial Chapel, Twenty-eighth | and M streets, at half-hour intervals beginning at 1:30 o'clock. The first stop will be made at the old Russian embassy, 3322 O street, now owned by Francis C. DeWolf. Fifteen minutes will be given over fo an in- spection of this famous landmark. The next stop will be at 3123 Dum- barton avenue. This house was built by Henry Foxall, owner of the Foxall cannon and gun foundry and donor of the first land for Foundry Methodist Church, for his daughter, Mrs. Samuel McKenney. The house is now owned by Henry Foxall's great-granddaughter, Mrs. Edith A. McCartney. At 2715 Q street, the busses will stop at Bellevue, the home of Charles Car- roll, built in 1760. This old residence has been renamed Dumbarton House. Bellevue is said to have sheltered Dolly Madison during the War of 1812 and was later the home of the Ritten- house family. It is now owned by the Colonial Dames of America. On the shore of nearby Rock Creek stood Lyon's “flouring” mill, and above it, on the Washington hills, Kalorama, where many early Georgetownians gathered. On the waters of Rock Creek, adjolning Kalorama, Robert Fulton tried out the model of his successful steamboat, The last stop will be made at the Decatur House, home of Judge James 8. Morsell for many years. It is now owned by M. F. Gunther. Mrs. Jeffer- son R. Kean, 2804 N street, is in charge of arrangements. DONATED TO CHARITY General Secretary of Associated | Charities Announces Receipt of Contribution. A check for $2,500, contributed by an anonymous donor, was sent yesterday to || the Associated Charities, Walter S. Uf- | ford, general secretary of the organi- zation, announced. It will go toward the $111.000 fund estimated as needed by the charities over the amount bud- geted for the year. “We are extremely grateful for this { gift and for the better understanding of the situation confronting us that is ng shown by the people of Wash- ington,” Mr. Ufford said. “Only this morning a real estate firm of Wash- ington, which rents a home to one of our clients, voluntarily reduced the rent n that home $4 a month and notified at it would be willing to consider reducing the rents in other cases where the tepant is a client of the Associated Charities, for the period of the de- P n. his is an example of what can be done by sympathetic persons when they understand what the social work organi- zations of Washington are trying to do. The amount involved in this instance was small, but the generous offer to consider other cases during this time of | stress is worth more than the mere | money involved to the Associated Chari- ties and other organizations doing a like work in Washington WOULD ENJOIN USERS OF “OLNEY INN” NAME Proprietress of Maryland Estab- lishment Charges Washington Couple With Infringement. Charging unfair competition and in- fringe de name, Mrs May D« tress of Olney at Olney, Md the District Su- preme Court yes! ay for an injunction against Harry W. Olney and his wife, Margaret Olney. The defendants said to be conducting restauran 719 Thirteenth street and 2319 Calvert street under the names of Olney Inside | Inn and Mrs. Olney's Inn Through Attorney H. L. McCormick the court was told that Mrs. Downey has been conducting the phce at Olney since 1926, using the name of Olney Inn, and has extensively advertised it and built up a profitable business. Within the last year, it is alleged, the | defendants have changed the name of the Thirteenth street place from the Inside Inn to read “Olney Inside Inn” and only a few months ago opened the Calvert street place under the name of | Mrs. Olney’s Inn. Irreparable injury will result to the PIRINtifT, it is claimed, unless the court grants the injunction. ICE SKATING UNLIKELY Coating on Pool Fails to Show Re- | quired Thickness. Prospects of ice skating are dim, offi- clals of the park division of the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks said vesterday Eariier in the week it looked as if the || refiecting pool of the Lincoln Memorial might be covered with a skim of fce, but yesterday about half of the pool || was open water. Where previously there | | was two inches of ice, yesterday’s meas- | urements showed only half an inch. “The officials require that the ice be two and one-haif inches thick for skating. | cent THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. MARCH —PART ONE. Advertised Items for Monday & - Tuesday Lacy Weave ~ Sweaters 31.00 Specially priced for Monday and Tuesday only! These popular new sweaters with puff sleeves or short sleeves, round or V neck. Sizes 34 High shades and combina- Booth No. 4. All-Wool All Colors Hosiery Opportunity Lace-Top, All-Silk Hose Exquisitely Sheer Full Fashioned 3-Strand Picoted Top 48-Gauge Cradle Soles French Heels Periect shades. quality. Favorite Spring Street Floor Satisfaction Since 1859 6s PALA(E 810-818 Seventh St. NW. Chemises Panties Luxurious with dallions. Jaunty! Youthful! Spring $ Suits Sizes 14 to 20 10 The smartly furred suit sketched is just of you one And sunits—with martial many just must cape with mili trimmed the rows of bright butt gay models see new their and sC styles, too, and suits with ¢ collar. Mid v blue, military blue, green, tan and black. Other Groups of Smart New Spring Suits $5.95 312.95 $16:.50 Second Floor Emphatically Our Greatest Silk Sale! —1,200 Yards All-Silk Washable Flat Crepe in FULL PIECES. —1,000 Yards Plain and Printed Silks in Mill Remnants—2 to 12 Yards. 36 and 39 Inches Wide j crepe alone. —Street Floor. Worth $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Plain and Printed Flat Crepe Plain and Printed Canton Crepe Beautiful Printed Georgette Crepe Plain All-Silk Satin Crepe Printed All-Silk Crepe Romaine Exquisite Printed All-Silk Chiffon ALL COLORS—Thirty new shades in washable flat And gay prints of every fashionable sort. HOME OF BUTTERICK PATTERNS | Wise Women Prefer them for Home Sewing at specially ster season v it out. I mer 1y he 29 Yard fu na 1 to grace your personality, priced to de priced groups offer more quality, style and value than at any for- Beautiful fabrics, atsoever—a broad statement, but Fur-Trimmed Sleeves Fur Collars Military Models Coats With Capes Coats With Throws All Sizes 14 to 20, 35/, to 47V, 38Y, to 50'/,, 38 to 50 Second Floor ight your purse! beautifully tailored. tan, brown, green, tile and tweed mixtures. Youthful Fashions for Every Woman—In Hundreds of | 'Dashing Easter Coats Our t VO the coats themse Black, middy b ‘es 1e, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 French Crepe Undies Dance Sets beautiful French rayon crepe garments trimmed imported Alencon laces and me- Flesh and peach. Slight ir- regulars —Street Floor. Charge Accounts Invited $2.00 and $2.25 Dressy New Slip-on § 1 15 Gloves Step-ins Of Washable Capeskin Slips Perfect quality new Spring gloves in black-with-white, eggshell, beige, tan and brown. Amazing new low price!—Street Floor. “Crepe Dijon” T3¢ | Exciting Millinery Opportunity! Fine Straw Hats $4.00 & $5.00 == Values £ 2 75 Racello Body Hats Bakou Body Hats Charmeuse Straw Hats Lisere Straw Hats | Easter milline will ’ choose with enthusiasm from these shoppers new brim hats, off-the-face hats and turbans. Fine qualities, fine workmanship. Black, navy, new blues and all colors. Trimmed with feathers, flowers, rosettes, ribbons and ornaments. All head Sale! 1,200 More $2.00 & $3.00 Straw §f Hats $ i - Smart, Plain and Rough Straws Brim hats galore! Every popular ?:w-n of the mode. Also off-the-face models and turbans. right or dull finish Black and all colors. Flower and quill trimmed, many with bands and bows. All head sizes. Street Floor 10" NOTIONS for Easter Sewing CLAR! 0. N. T. SPOOL COT- TON, 100-yard spools, black ll(_ and 0. cres- and regular sizes 2, 3 and 4. 25c¢ val pair 12 15¢ colors. 6 and 8 yard ple: Guaranteed fast color. .. SHIRT NECKBANDS, to 17. Excellent qua shrunk. 3 for.. s & 59¢ GUARANTEED STEEL SORS and Shears. 5 1o Q. zes. . . 10c sizes 12 COTTON, sizes 5 ite only. 200-yard . 3 for..... % 10 Street Floor. 'New Laces and Trimmings | In New, Enlarged Quarters! We've just rearranged this popular department to serve vou better e following lines moved to la Laces, em- georgette, g home TRIMMING height of fashion! All ) colors in_brig tals, g 1d and ve in Spring col- orings card. o= Card ..., <€ ASCOT FUR COLLAR v New 36-Inch Laces, Yard ... ch & lace here are beautiful lace flouncings for your Easter co: at a bargain Black street and pastel Also 38- inch georgette in all colors. Street Floor. and bone to 12 on pric G $2.69 shades black. beige Each . What a Timely Purchase and Sale! 300 Felt-Base Rugs | Famous W. & J. Sloane and Certainteed Brands $6.98 to $7.98 Values Sizes 9x12 and 9x10 Beautiful paiterns weights new heavy carpet and medium some perfect, others are “drop” mill seconds. Sale! 3,000 Turkish l Towels At Bargain Prices orbent Tu 3 ite with col 10c . l4c¢ and tile Size 7.6x9 $2.19 Size 6x9 Big. thick bath towels borders, solid terns. Note | 15¢ & 19¢ Towels ;; Size 20x40 . . . . | 25¢ Towels | Size 22x44 . . i 49¢c Towels | $ 1 99 | Size21x39. . .. 24C ‘ || 69¢ Towels | | Size 22x42. . .. 34c Street Floor Shirts Worth $1.00, $1.50 69 C 3 for $200 | Shantung Broadcloth Fine! Woven Madras Shadow-Stripe Broadcloth Rayon-Stripe Broadciota Our greatest values in many, many years. Soft collar-attached, taufdered collar attached. neckband shirts—and every shirt of high qual- ity and workmanship. White. blue, tan, green, stripes and figures, Guar- #fecd fast colors. Sizes 13!, to 17.—Street Floor. ! Finnshrunk Poplinette Il | (1} i | Men’s Shirts & Shorts, 19¢ Men's sleeveless pull-over shirts, sizes 32 to 46; pla and fancy broadcloth shorts with elastic sides at waistband; sizes 30 to 42 Men’s Work Pants, 88c Strongly made pants in @aix cot- ton stripes and heavy khe®!, with blt loops and cuffs. _Sizes 32 to 44 Men's Fancy Socks, 12¢ New patterns and color schemes in rayon-and-cotton mixed socks. Sizes 10 to 11 Street Floor. Diaper Cloths, 84c Doz. ze 27x27 hemmed birdseye per cloths in sealed package of one dozen B Linen Toweling, 15¢ Yd. F linen tea toweling in plain | Heavy and 1 I I | shade and neat checks absorbent Street Floor. NOTIONS 10c HOOKS & EYES, as d sizes. white and black. C: - DRESS BELTING, 1': to 3 wide. White and ] ()¢ Perfumes, 95¢ ¥4 Oz. riv $3.00 ounce. In odors Chy L'Aimant, L'Ori- n and Emer $3.95 Toilet Sets, $2.49 Boxed set of three pleces—beau- tiful comb, brush and mirror—in the favorite colors $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Cream, 59c Jar Colored Toilet Tissue 12 Rolls for 59¢ Park Lane high-grade toilet tis- ue in all pastel shades 1.000 sheets in each roll. roll Mack Coty’s ai “Regularly '10c Street_Floor. 25¢ Children’s Socks, 15¢ New Spring patterns in mer- and “whoopee™ *% length in rayon- | . and boys' fancy golf Rayon Undies, 35¢ 3 for $1.00. Lace trimmed and | tailored chemises, bloomers, step- ins, panties, vests, combinations and pajamas. Perfects and irregulars. $1.00 Silk Hose, 25¢ Seconds of full-fashioned thread silk hose in chiffon and service weights . $1.35 Outsize Silk Hose, 69¢c Full-fashioned silk hose in real extra sizes. Service weight. Ir- regulars. Sizes 9 to 11 f Women’s Union Suits, 28¢c Sizes 38 to 50, in Spring weight knit .suits: low neck, no sleeves, tight or shell kn(lp:. $1.50 & $2.00 Silk Hose, 45¢ Seconds of high-grade full-fash- foned chiffon hose and service- weight hose. Extra sizes included in the lot $1.00 Rayon Undies, 55¢ Milo-Sham and other fine rayons. Pajamas, combinations, chemises. dance sets, step-ins, bloomers and panties. Many in extra sizes, some in double extra sizes. Lace trim- med, appliqued and_tailored $1.00 Fabric Gloves, 59¢ New Spring slip-ons, of suede-fin- ished fabric, including saddle-sewn gloves. White, beige, eggshell, black with white, etc $1.00 New Silk Gloves, 59¢ Beautiful, heavy Milanese silk gloves in new Spring shades, novelty cuffs. $3.00 & $4.00 Values BLONDE KID—and black, blue and brown kid; black atent coltskin and New ties, straps 1s—all of heautiful workmanship. Sport oxfords high and low heels. to' 9. include Sizes 2% Specially &/ $5.00 & % $6.00 $ Suits Fine all-wool chevi, $10 & $12 Blue Suits Purchased to Give You the F Best Values in Our History! “és?.is“ s5.95 $1.00 fece suits. taflored . fancy mix- tes 7 to 16, with r new Spring colors k: rs and one long ) two long ensembl shorts and hat to match— e. of smart st ' i uits Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters es 28 to 36. in all-wool pull-over s. in plain colors and smart combinations Knit for com- ble it and good wear.—Street d blue 16, With nickers - More Gooc} News! New Purchase $1.00 and $1.39 Seamless | Sheets b7 81x108 81x99 72x90 63x90 Smart ||| 81x90 54x90 72x99 Perfects and seconds — heavy ss bleached sheets free from. r dressing—in all the popu- sizes. Replenish your bedwear for Spring at a saving! Perfect Pillowcases . ... Better quality cases to match the above sheets. Size 42x36. $1.65 87-Inch Sheet- 25c extra heavy, closely-woven i ing, yard ... bleached sheeting cotton, full 87 inches wide, for making seamless sheets and mattress covers. Street Floor [Such Lovely Frocks!| Duplan Du Ray Prints and Plain Colors— Dupont Rayon i Crepe and Prosperity Prints Polka Dots — All-Over Prints — High Shades with Printed Tops—Solid Colors Trimmed with Prints. Jackets, one-piece and two-plece models with short sleeves, puffed eves and long sleeves. 14 tb 20, 36 to 44. “Martha Washington™ prints are included in slen- derizing styles for larger women — these models in white or bright prints on dark grounds—sizes 46 to 58. Two styles sketched. Second Floor