Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 20

SOCIETY . (Continued Prom w Page.) morrow afternoon from 4:30 to 7 o'clock for the benefit of the orphanage maintained by the RisteMe church on Sixteenth street at Lafayette Square. Alding in_the arrangements for the tea are Mrs. Edward B. Meigs, Mrs. Arthur Brice, Mrs. J. Harry Covington, .Mrs. Frederick Solger, Mrs. Nathan Wyeth, Mrs. Henry W. Watson, Mrs. Myron Whitney, Mrs. Clarence’ Williams snd Miss Abbie McCammon. League of Republican Women To Have Final Tea TomorTow. A tea honoring the newly elected directors of the organization Wwill con- clude the Spring social program of the League of Republican Women of the District_of Columbia tomorrow after- noon. The party will be held from 4 to 6 oclock in the National Capital Republican Club, at Sixteenth street #nd Scott circle. Mrs. Frank W. Mon- dell, president of the league, and the new directors will receive. Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie, wife of the Senator from Nevada, Mrs. Felix He- bert, wife of the Senator from Rhode Island; Mrs. Charles W. Ramseyer, wife of the Representative from Iowa; Mrs. William E. Hull, wife of the Rep- resentative from Illinois; Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. William A. Roden- berg, Mrs. Harley P. Wilson and Mrs. | Carl A. Droop will pour tea. Assisting Mrs. Mondell in receiving will be Mrs. James S. Parker, wife of the Representative from New York; Mr. Charles E. Lof- of the ion and his personal on his 1930. American tour, will give the lecture, ably assisted by Tom Pratt, famous husky, who drew the sleds. Dog lovers will welcome this to meet Tonl:nl;r;t in :n’snperm. u‘,& appear- ance prol at 8:30 o Vice President-Curtis heads the list of distinguished sponsors for this lec- ture on “The Human Side of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition,” and other en- thusiastic sponsors include the Secre- tary of the Interior and Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Senator Pat Harrison, Senator Hattle'W. Caraway, Represent- ative Claude A. Fuller, the major gen- eral commandant of Marine Corps and Mrs. Ben H. Fuller; the Burgeon General of the Army, Maj. Gen. Rob- ert W. Patterson; Dr. Gilbert H. Gros- venor, president of the National Geo- graphic_Society; Lieut. Col. and Mrs. J. J. Staley, Mrs. Paul Myron Line- barger and Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. The lecture will be followed by danc- ing, when the Floor Committee will in- clude Brig. Gen. William E. Horton, Capt. Frank B. Goettze and Mr. J. G. Whiteside. Tickets may be secured at the Willard. Mr. F. Dudley Courtenay, president of the Bridge Headquarters, in New York, was the guest of honor at the luncheon given today by the Bridge Teachers' Association of Washington at the Shoreham. Members of the association who attended the luncheon were Mrs. Marian Barre, Miss Mary E. Beadle, Miss Mazie Bouie, Mrs. Thomas Bra- hany, Mrs. Alma E. Byrne, Mrs.’ Louise | Guest, Mrs. Falk Harmel, Mrs. J. Brown Hill, Mrs, Charles Keene, - Mrs. James THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. College, where he will be & ‘fudge af the students’ work in of Architects. the Collpge Mrs. Hiram K. Green ‘returned yes- terday from Salem, Ohio, where she spent a week. Mrs. Thomas G. Rowe of Cleveland, Ohio, with Miss Harriet Miller of Co- 9 Ohio, are at Wardman Park > Mrs. 8. W. Ovllier of Butte, Mont., is at the Carlton for & few days, accom- LOANS ESTATE FOR FETE Woodlawn, famous estate buflt' by Nellie Custis and her husband on ‘the Potomac River near Mount Vernon, will be the scene of an elaborate garden party ‘Wednesday afternoon, fdr ‘the benefit of the Democratio victory fund widow of the former .srenuwr. wl:o";:rd- chased the estate, has granted the Democratic National Woman's. Club the use of the estate for the day. The public is being given an oppor- tunity to the estate on this occasion. For 2Days Only! You Can Select ANY COAT inOur| C., THURSDAY, 35 STUDENT NURSES _RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Graduating Exercises Held at Emergency Hospital, With W. B. mm“'b."'h'h“m,h,' , Mary Louise Howe as Main Speaker. Ward :d.fiun;av mllm —_— Diplomas were awarded to 35 girs| LOSES FINGER IN CRASH o e ergency Hospital _astuden! n“%‘m' :l‘?“ ‘”}'ihe Num:;“)lame. William H. Anderson Injured ‘slter Bruce Howe was the principal s M’ "-WL*{'W“P‘B, l‘ ere I d fi When Two Cars Collide. Lk 38 ry Blajr. The gradua William H. Anderson, 85, of 411 tion. z necessitated amputation of two fingers Those graduated included Luella Mae |from his right hand yesterdsy when E:emb:rd‘man?a gltnl Altil“ Vh‘tll;:,hh sutomoblle was in collision with ' othy cClean, rguers Omohundro, Margaret Paiterson, Doro- | 2iother car at First and L streets. The thy Pitzgerald Seals, Elsie Viola Yaw,|Other car was driven by John J. Leh- lz;lgn mfl:fl Albright, Hazel Vg;t:l,l man, 27, of Seat Pleasant, Md. lerson, Eletheer Le Moree »| Minor hurts were susta t Virgina. Lee Burchette, Virginia Mar-| by rona tema i g, o Ciehe Jorie Cflmrbell. Lucy 'Sheldon Cline, | Rosedale street northeast, when he was Dorothy Eleanor Pearl Dolph, Florrie | knocked from his bicycle by an auto- mobile near his home. W. & J. MAY 26, 1932. STUDENTS ASK MORGAN “TO RELIEVE MINERS |, _— covered this morn| Delogation Parades in Protest Be-| Fiver. fore. Home of Banker, but . Misses Tea. By the Associated Press. . NEW YORK, May 26—Ten college student members of the Lesgue for Industrial Democracy yesterday pa- raded in protest against treatment of xenhu-.gnu 3. I?“llm'mm = The del avenue of J.P. 3 % egation, five girls and five youths from Columbia, Barnard, City College, Hun- lon Semin: asked & patrolman if “ ;\:u‘mwhlnm,"mmndflm Asks Auto Repairs. PORT WORTH, Tex. (#).—When her automoblle erashed into a meat truck as she sought to avold fmru:mn' fire trucks, Mrs. E. H. Scl of Fort ‘Worth attempted to collect $30 damages from the city. Sloane River Yields Woman's Body. The body of Mary E. Bryant, colored, 9, of Glenwood Farm, Va., was re- from the Potomac She 1s thought by police to have mEhwmm«mumm the side. freshing printed crepes and sheers . . . the better cottons. Sizes 12 to 44. JOSEPRR HARRIS @ 224 F Srausyem Mr. Pyle Says: Boe 8T, 207 Berviee . . . Whe Pirst, your Rugs are cleaned, then wasned witn mild ivory suds. All dust, grime, grit safely removed, making your rugs clean and beautiful . . . rug- cleaning service is not expensive. Phone for prices. Summer Storage if Desired Call Mr. Pyle . . . NAtional 3257.3291.203¢ Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. Members of the Rug Cl 3 institute o "America 709 Twelfth Mrs. Willlam Lee Corbin, and Mrs. | Henry Albers. Two other members vecently chosen directors, Mrs. Fred- | Mrs. D. erick M. Davenport, wife of the Rep- | Wright resentative from New York, and Mrs. | James W. Good, widow of the late Sec- Jetary of War, cannot attend because | Saturday from New - York aboard the of nce from the city. | Monarch for Bermuda, making the trip A“”t;cket sale for the congressional With a party from Germantown, Pa. bace ball game June 4, for the benefit | On her return Mrs Tincher will go to of the Community Chest and local re- Germantown to visit her daughter, Mrs. Jief work, will be opened by Mrs. Rob- | W, Nelson Hunter, and Mrs. George B. ert J. Bates, who is in charge of the | Reisse. gubscriptions among the league MEM- | | My John Baneroft, son of Mr. and | H. Lemon, Mrs. Howard Priest, Mrs. M. C. Robinson, Miss Lucille Claire Smith, E. Stephan, Mrs. Dixie T. and Mr. A. P. Stockvis. Mrs. Timothy S. Tincher will sail Regular Stock for Only... et Special Selling of All Upholstered and ~ Occasional Pieces There comes a time when the outgoing of merchandise must be accelerated. Stock conditions demand 1t; good storekeeping justifies it. This is one of those times—and we have made it an occasion for extraordinary buying and SAVING for you. We want you to profit by it to the fullest extent, 1Sold as szt High as 1$79.50. .. Trimmed with Fine (Fur Cuffs! With the completion of the Spring program, the league is arranging a series of outdoor parties through the Summer. The first of the outdoor affairs will be a garden party and bridge June 10 at the home of Mrs. | James J. Davis, wife of the Senator from Pennsylvania, for which numer- ous reservations already have been made. Le Succes du Jeur! Dbert Puri/ INC. Mrs. Chester B. Watts will be hostess at the luncheon following the meeting of the Women's Alliance, All Souls Unitarian Church, tomorrow_morning. st 11 o'clock. Dr. Paul R. Heyl. who| vill be the honor guest. will speak on | *Dreams and Vistons of a Scientific Man.”_Assisting hostesses will be Mrs J. C. Robertson, Mrs. Andrew Stewart, WMrs. Myron D. Smith, Mrs. Proctor Dougherty, Mrs. Jesse Benjamin, Mrs Frederick O. Smith, Mrs. -A. H. O Rolle, Mrs. S. L. Evans, Mrs. Matthew £. Hopkins. Mrs. Mary C. Tighe, Miss | Helen Nichols and Miss Minnie M.| Brackettl 2 The illustrated lecture and dance which is to be given tomorrow evening &t the Willard promises to be one of unusual interest to many prominent ALL SIZES ALL COLORS Machineless Permanent Wave Soft—Beautiful—Lasting LYou are mot ehancing your hair with Robert's permanent waves™ 1214 Chairs Wing Ciull'ro—Eny Chairs Open Armchairs Sofas and * Love Seats Moderate In Price Perfect in Workmanship Hair Dyeing—Special Rinses and Touch-Up @ Specialty. 1514 Conn. Ave. North 2776-2777 WE INVITE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT aneen Jicker Salt Men’s Furnishings 1 58 SHIRTS —Mens perfect quallty broad- Il If | I I | — Remnants & 0dd Loets Hosiery & Underwear $1.00 SILK HOSE—Seconds of full-fash- ioned silk hose in chiffon and service weights; some extra size black silk 9 hose are included .......... 3 C 25¢ “WHOOPEE" iday clear- ance of 120 pairs | anklet = socks in colors and black. Sizes 7 to 10 2C $1.00 AND $1.25 FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE, in chiffon and service weights also silk mesh hose. Popular colo Seconds ............ e 50c SILK MESH HOSE, pure silk quality with lisle heels and toes. Irregulars. Favorie 9Qq Full-fashioned thréad silk hose, in full extra sizes. Perfect and TeregiilaTs |00 .o 59¢ 39c WAFFLE RAYON UNDIES— Panties, step-ins and béoon;- ers, in lace-trimmed and tai- I lored styles ... “ 25¢ 35¢ CHILDREN TION SUITS, with waist attachment. White checked nainsook suits, with straight or elastic knees.. Small sizes only ..... WOMEN'S | extra size gauze vests. Special Purchases Satisfaction Since 1859 Desks and Secretaries French Provincial Secretary, beechwood constructio Quaintly artistic piece with the upper portion open ‘ior books. 540 Regular Price, $95. NOW Queen Anne Secretary in genuine mahogany, with shell- burst carving. $ Regular Price, $150. NOW A reproduction of an Amer- ican Sheraton, Heppelwhite Secretary, mahogany construc- tion, handsomely inlaid with satinwood. $ 7 Regular Price, $110. NOW Gov. Winthrop Desk, true to tradition in type, in mahogany or cherry and maple. 570 Regular Price, $110. NOW Straight Front Desk. in maple, inlaid with bands of rosewood. A very quaint design is created. 350 Regular Price, $175. NOW Living Room and Library Tables Early English Table, walnut construction. 325 Regular price, $95. NOW Jacobean Table, walnut construction: beautiful turne ings and the old mellow fin- ish. 850 Regular Price, $100. NOW American Stretcher- Early type Table; cherry and maple construction. 31 5 Regular Price, $40. NOW Elizabethan Center Table, in oak with handsomely carved pedestal base. 545 Regular Price, $120. NOW Lowboys Early American Lowboy, in cherry and maple, with the typical sunburst carving and the fine old amber finish. Regular price, $80. $ 3 5 Now cloth shirts, in white, tan, blue a | green. Collar attached. Sizes 14 to 88 17. TWO FOR € MEN’S $1.00 SHIRTS—"Busq) other makes; perfects and irregulars. Broadcloth, woven madras and rayon stripes. Collar-attached and neckband styles, also sport collars.. Sizes 14 to 17 MEN’S SHIRTS SHORTS—Sleeveless knitted undershirts, sizes 36 to 46: fancy broadcloth shorts with elas- 18 tic sides; sizes 30 to 42. Es, +OC . (3 for 50c) —MEN'S 50c UNION SUITS, ath- “letic style; tailored of white checked nainsook. Knitted insert and snul TR % ME SOCKS—Perfect quality fancy rayon-and-cotton socks in many attractive new pat- 12 terns of all colors. Pair.... +<C Street Floor Fine reproduction Sheraton Sofa; satin- wood and mahogany; upholstered in a handsome design of rust $125 damask. Bedford Sofa, an exclusive Sloane design Reg. Price, $375, NOW adapted to the modern size room, combining exceptional comfort with effec- tiveness. Upholstered in rose silk damask. $ Regular price, $175... NOW Charles of London Sofa, which has earned the distinction of being the most luxurious sofa made. Ubpholstered in fine antique velour in gold and red. $ 1 Reg. Price, $350, NOW Raleigh Love Seat, another of the more comfortable and decorative pieces, of a size which makes practical their use in pairs. Upholstered in figured tapestry. $ () Regular Price, $270.._NOW Tuxedo Love Seat, both attractive and practical in design. Upholstered in fine quality rust damask. $85 Regular Price, $225..._NOW End Tables and Coffee Tables Genuine Mahogany End Table, with book trough below. Regular Price $10. NOW 59¢ Hollis. Wing Chair, of Co- lonial thought, inspired by an old American Chippendale model. Upholstered in tapes- try, frieze and chintz. 33 8.50 Regular price, $65. NOW Colonial Fireside Chair, with walnut base; very roomy and comfortable in type and up- holstered in small fig- ured frieze. 555 NOW Regular price, $135. Chatham Chair, one of the Sloane special designs, very comfortable and with semi- tufted back, deep seat. Up- holstered in tapestry 55 or leather. Regular price, $120. NOW American Queen Anne Easy Chair, with roll-back, deep seat and low arms. Upholster- ed in damask. 545 Regular price, $100. NOW English Club Chair, luxuri- ous proportions with separate down-filled cushions, l'fhn]- ew Sport Hats Softees! Angoras! Rough Straws! Toyo Panamas! (Simulation) 1.00 &$1.85 Cool, charming Summery hats for the holiday and every outdoor oecca- sion of Summer—in white, pastel shades and street colors; all head sizes. Street Floor. Crepes! $1.00 Coltnne. 69 C: Stips, Special. . Built-up shoulder and strap-top styles, in rayon satin and flat .crepe. White, flesh and peach. PFinished with taiored hem.—Second Floor. Children’s Wear CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK DRESSES, slightly mussed; $5.00 and $5.98 values. All-silk crepe de chine | and washable flat crepe in various .stflub. mmmeddwilh laces. r ons and rosettes. $1.50 TODDLERS’ DRESSES, sizes 1 to 4 years. Flock-dot volle, §/ white dimity and prints. Short sleeves or sleeveless. Many | show - dainty touches of 59 handwork ¢ $1.98 GIRLS' DRESSES of pon- gee, linen, rayon. pique and prints. Round or V neck, cape collars and 8ashed or belted. | VESTS—Regular and elastic _ribbed Irregulars of 19c grade 1()(: $1.50 RAYON PAJAMAS—Beau- tiful quality one-plece rayon pa- jamas, in gey color combinations, trimmed with piping. Sizes 16 and 17 . 79¢ | | stered in damask. $ Regular price, §125. NOW Buckingham Easy Chair, smart in design and comfort- able in practical use, with just the right poise to back and seat. Upholstered in tan and rose damask. 31 10 Regular price, $180. NOW Colonial Chippendale Chair of moderate size, making it the ideal pull-up chair; at the same time extremely comfort- able. Upholstered in_ da- mask. 529 Regular price, $50. NOW Sloan Schuyler Chair, very pleasing model with curved back and saddle seat. Frame is mahogany with ball and claw legs, and upholstered in a variety of fabrics. s Regular price, $50. NOW A group of American Chip- pendale, 8ueen Anne, Martha Washington and Colonial Open Armchairs upholstered in a variety of handsomely design- ed fabrics: 545 Regular price, $80. NOW s W.&J. SLOANE s Shutters Crepe Genuine Mahogany Candle Stand; the de- sign is both quaint and artistic. 58,50 Regular Price, $15. NOW ......... Bookcases Walnut Bookcase, Queen Anne design; two sections and adjustable shelves. Regular Price, $160. NOW $2.00 & $2.50 SLIP-ON GLOVES of washable suede and doeskin. | White and eggshell. Slightly 79¢ | soiled C | $1.00 SILK GLOVES—Large se- lection of fancv-cuff and two-clasp Milanese silk gloves, in white, egg- sli:!l, beige, sand. black, etc. Also 12 and 16 button silk | gloves . 390: Genuine Mahogany Bookcase, two-section type with adjustable shelves. Boys’ & Girls’ Regular Price, $110. NOW | Low Shoes 99c¢ Sizes 8'; to 11, 113 to 3. Quality footwear for street, school | and sport wear. Black calf and tan | calf oxfords, patent leather one- straps and sport combination leath- | ers. Leather soles or composition | soles.—Second Floor. ’ Boys’ Wear BOYS' SHIRTS & BLOUSES— Standard makes in broadcloth snd Fast-color patterns and plain colors. Blouses, - sizes el 6 to 15; shirts, WASH KNICKERS of light and dark crash and fancy wash cheviot, also chocolate covert: sizes C. 0. D.'s or Will Calls; all sales final. Friday Clearance : — == e of Women'«$1% | FRIDAY REMNANT SALE | Q@ il D | Silk & Rayon 3 Wash Goods 1 2]/ c , resses Werth 194 0 20c I o other styles. | Volle Blouse and dress lengths; 1 to 5 Accumulation of staple and nov- Broken I yards. in an assortment of popular elty materials, in good sewing solled I . Spring and Summer silks. lengths. Plain colors and prints, in $1.00 GIRLS' BLOUSES of sheer | Lll'len weaves and smooth weaves, in plain volle, batiste, lawn, percale, rayon voile, lawn and other materials, in | | colors and many colorful prints. voile, rayon satin and many others. dots and figures. Pleated jabots I a | | Rayon Crepe Street Floor ] - $5.00 ‘& 8598 RAIN- | l wn =i=.===% COATS of Natiostie s o A — years. Notched collars. flav-covered o All-Silk Dresses | == *®| Sizes 16, 18 and 20 in this assort- s s Second Floor i ment of dresses. . . 3 E g PR = d short sleeves. Pleated or oo bt shori mewves Peaw o | In Gay New Summer Fashions || $5 Foundation $7 .95 bows. buttons, belts and buckles— ; Garments. . . . Sheers fastened girdles, C/B corsets and 3 ° ;ude-lrl‘.;bene% g;dlelinl.m( and me- §i lum 3 . _Canton C s ps. Broken si NoC.O.D. | Prints Polka Dots Chic jacket effects, ensembles and one- plece dresses, radiant with Summertime charm and beauty. A wealth of fascinating for every woman's figure. Clearance! $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 Seniationally reduced for quick selling. Popular styles s .00 in plain_colors, prints and 25 Tweed Coats $6.95 new Spring coats in $2.95 and $2.98 ‘ C Remnants.. . | Worth 79¢c to $1.00 Yard Yard with suedeen .... ing Dots, | floral patterns, pastel shades. Sleeve- | Second Floor. - Discontinued models. NEMO side- i Flat Crepe or phone orders; all sales final— | Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 56 models for every woman's taste—and sizes . Silk- and Rayon Dresses - black. Sizes 14 to 48. No tweed mixtures. Sizes Green ond Floor.