Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1932, Page 28

B—12 e —————= BURLEITH FLORAL PRIZES AWARDED Mrs. Ralph C. Forester Wins Sweepstakes for Artis- tic Display. e 9 & Prizes were awarded in the Burleith Garden Club’s third exhibition of Spring | flowers at Mount Tabor Church, Thirty- fifth street and Wisconsin avenue, last night, and the show will be open again | today from 2 to 9 o'clock. | The judges were Dr. Earl B. White of Kensington, Md.; Mrs. Milton B. Payne of barcroft, Va. and Aubrey B. Carter of Chevy Chase, Md The sweepstakes prize for the most artistic arrangement went to Mrs. Ralph C. Forester. Other Prizes Awarded. Other prizes were awarded a: follows: Iris, bearded, on> bloom to a vas Mrs. J. S. Barnard, s°cond, M Weeks: third, Mrs, Three blooms to a vase B. Gwin; second, Mrs. C third, Mrs. Towson Price tion of b: Mrs. J. L Barnard d, Mrs Wecks: third s best group same variety. Mrs. Carl Voss Iris, beardless, one bloom to a vase- First and sccond, Miss_Sally Updegraf third, Mrs. Laurandi Marchett. Best cardless irises—First, Miss Saly Updegraf: second, Mrs. Wynne John son; third, Mrs. Bruce Horsfall. 1 Plicata, one bloom to & vase— First, Mrs, Earl Weeks. Peonies, double, one bloom to a vase, Ella Fales: second. Mrs. Smith: Best collec- white—First, Dr. HEADS TEACHERS Miss Dorothea F. Sherman Named Association President. Miss Dorothea F. Sherman was | elected president of the High School Teachers’ Association cf the District Iast night. Other officers are Mrs. Page Kirk, vice president; Mrs. Estelle Phillips, secretary; Edward French, treasurer, and Miss Freda Dorothy Eg- bert, editor. Miss Egbert and Mrs. Daisie I. Huff were elected delegates to the National Education Association Convention at Atlantic City, June 25 to July 1. ! Committee chairmen named are Miss | Pauline Knee, Co-Operaticn; Miss Ma:- guerite Manning, Education: R. D. Brinker, Legislation: Miss Virginia Kir- | by, School Administration, and Mrs. M. | M. Sams, Membership. CITY NEWS Ifi BRiEF. TODAY. Dinner, Class of 1892, United States Naval Academy, Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm. Meeting, Social Hygiene Society of the District, Y. W. C. A, Seventeenth ! and K streets, 6:30 pm. | Dinner, American Marketing Society, | University Club, 6 pm. Lecturs, Mrs. Katherine Seely Wal- | lace, Westminster Presbyterian Church, | Seventh street between D and E streets | southwest, 8 p.m. | Card party, b-nefit St. Francis de} Sales' Church, Auditorium, Twentieth | street and Rhode Island avenue north- east, 8 p.m. FUTURE. Meeting, Waskington Chapter. Amer- ican_Associa of French Toachers, Willard Hotel, tcmorrow, 10:30 am. Card party. Barbara Frieichie Council No. 21. Daughters of America. 60 M street northecast, tomorrow, 8:30 p.m THE NEW ellef 1216-1220 F Street N.W. First to Jelleff’s..Then Go Holidaying! & waiting for you. Q =) = l‘\“ I”I I’s the natural thing to do when there are dozens of ways of spending little—saving much—and turning your- self into the kind of person others envy! From bathing suits to hats—from “undies™ to swagger coats—we are A Glove Chance! . . . 6-Button $3.50 Suedes ®lGinttonilenath $1 .9 o Imported suede gloves ® For short sleeves They'll go out like a k tomorrow hefore the holiday! They are just what pe want...just the right just the right length! So come as early as White ou canle Eggshell Beige third, Mrs. E. W z = . First, Fillmore Schoo! . 5 : P After playing golf for 30 vears in Kohman; third, MIS. a0y parts of the werld. G. A. Thom son has just made his first hole in cn h's home-town course at Blyth, England | s cks flowers, one bloom to st and cecond. Mis, eonies, best col- Best . ird; “sec Most popular this season rd; second, Miss W. F. r rambler—One 3 feet, first, Mrs. John cond, Mrs. Laurandi Mar- chettl; t , Dr. R. D. Rands. One THE NEW, [ 2 Handbags oyellells : Seeina, 3 ol Ngrehets T with removable second, Mrs. Laurandi Marchetti; third, 12161220 F Street N.W. Mre. Ralph Forester. Best_collection ¢ covers . . . complete climbing or rambler roses—First, Mrs / v pacs ‘ Carl Dow; second, Mrs. Geoffrey | ) o Creyke; third, Mrs. Charles Purdum Roses, hybrid perpetuals; one spray— Fir Mrs. Towson Price; second, Miss W. F. Rhcde; third, Mrs. R. Bruce Horsfall. tea or cone variet hybrid tea; three would like, $1.95 each . tinted ~First, Mrs o For R S iy ond, Mrs. Dorothy Take along a few e e e e Cottons e Three blocms, one variety, red Tos:s Juniors™. 11 [ 79I First, Mrs. Herbert Hodges: second, AMrs. J.S. Gorrell. Three blooms, one to |7 Misses™. 14 d Voile and Plain Cuips Handkerchief Lins v pink—First, Mrs. Earl B second, Mrs. F. L. Mason; third, to 20 Women’s. 36 Olympic Stripe Linen Picue in narrow and wide whale Miss W. F. Rhode Gingham (large and small cheche) For quick action— $10.95 to $19.50 Sports Dresses for your holiday! ].O Jacket dresses...cape dresses... one-piece and two-piece dresses... rough and smooth silks...prints and plain colors! Dresses with vents for W hite, natural, maize. blue, green, brown Go Holidaying in STREET FLOOK New Printed Frocks Misses’ $ 1 6 s 5 O 14 to 20 sizes The kind of print frock for a week end i show the sail, but is nevertheless as smart or sn any others you'll see! The Jacketed Frock ° —would be ideal for trains fos 8 town! And the cunning the belt of the irock may be f tirely ! One and two piece The One-Piece Dress nd comfortable for all-d What a break! To get P $1.65 and $1.35 Stockings Discontinued Numbers Net ~Adjustables” Sheer Chiffon Sandal-Foot Chiffon Roses. one bloom, yellow—First, Mrs E. C. Busey; second, Mrs. H. Parkinson: third, Mrs. Herbert Hodges. One bloom, tinted—First, Miss Grace Diggs: second. Mrs. Ralph Forester; third, Mrs. Carl Smith. Mrs. Ralph For- ester; second, Mrs. V. Wallace; third, Mrs. George Middleton. Red—First, Mrs. F. A. Simons; second, Mrs. J. G. Massey: third, Mrs. Earl B. Frank. Flower arrangement, large—First. Mrs. Ralph Forester; second. Mrs. E. W. Kohman; third, Miss Sally Upde- graf. Floral arrangement, small—First 2nd second, Mrs. Ralph Forester; third, Mrs. Charles Purdum. Ten Blooms to a Vase. Any flower of which there were at Jeast three entries and not less than 10 blooms to a vase: Pansies—First, Mrs. A J. McCallura; second, Mrs. Earl Weeks; third, Mrs. Towson Price. Other annual perennials—First. Mrs. Towson Price; second, Mrs. Ralph Forester; third, Miss Sally Updegraf. Oriental poppy—First, Mrs. James L. Barnard; second, Mrs. Harriett Hance. Pinks. best collection—First, Mrs. Earl Weeks; second, Mrs. Laurandi Marchette: third, Mrs. Carl Voss. ks. best exhibit one variety—First, M Sally Updegraf: second, Mrs. Earl ‘Weeks; third, Mrs. F. A, Simmons. Snapdragons. single specimen—First, Mrs. Gertrude Moser; second, Miss Sally Updegraf: third, Mrs. Gertrude Snapdragons, three in a vase— First. Miss Sally Updegraf: second, Mrs. Gertrude Moser; third, M Sweet Williams—F second. Mrs. R Miss Sally Updegraf. y other annuals or perenniZls— and second, Mrs. C. V. Mace; Mrs. Geocrey Creyke. The president of the Burleith Garden Club is Mrs. Gertrude Moser, and the chairman of the Exhibition Committee is Mrs. Ralph Forester. EX-ACTRESS WINS DECREE Ivy Livingston Granted Divorce| From Oil Man. LOS ANGELES, May 27 (A —A divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs. Ivy Battersby, formerly known on the screen as Ivy Livingston, from James Battersby, o1l producer. Mrs. Battersby. sister-in-law of Paul Whiteman, orchestra leader, separated from her husband after three years ot married life. Sunshine dresses! Outdeor fashions one that doesn't ter than Softies s1.95 The little fabric hat that goes by 2's to 6's in many, many wardrobes this season! lors every arm and foot movement. Little sleeves or covered shoulders cutie bows and stand out crisply becoming necklines...some high, others vee shaped! White, of course. . .it's important... blue, pink, maize, green, red! Navy and white, brown and white! 14 to 40 size! It’ll be a big day in the sports shop tomorrow! THIRD FLOOR. 9¢ High Fashion Colors! Flash Mello Ardent Pebble Beach Gun Metal Light Gun Metal is simpl covered —is simple and der co Nice out in the sun, to looking wrinkled . .. because the print is an all-over In beet root red, navy, brown. A Redingote Coat at $7.95 —may take the place of a coat very readily! It's thin wool and unlined and <o promises to be very comiortable as well as smart in brown, v. or black! MISSES' SHOPS—FIFTH FLOOR. round, vee lered and nar- White, pas- contrasts, ! It will come out ot a b lesign! : — row hipped fasgions! tels, brlliant ~ colors, prints The brimmed hat that is so becoming to so many is sketched . . .and be- sides that you'll find berets and turbans with twisted edges! No. 591—4-thread lace-top chiffon all-silk foot, lace hem and lace below gold stripe. Regular price $1.65. Me<h “Adjustables” all- ...small square stitch price $1.63. No other Cotton Shop like Jelleff's— smartest styles and hundreds of them. COTTON SHOP—FOURTH FLOOR You can tuck them into your polo coat pocket or a corner of vour bag with ease! And what lovely colors! No. 375 Singlettes Panties ~ Step-ins $ All Pure Silk Milanese with ecru lace trimming Lots of White 5 . . (one singlette entirely tailored) Pink Navy Blue Brown Yellow Red Green Beige Head Sizes, 21V, to 23 Of course, there i any more . . there are ple numbers to satisfy almost any one. A Jelleff purchase that ought to create a little extra excitement! ¥ = sl B SINGLETTES have lovely double PANTIES, BRIEFS, STEP-INS in ]?}:1"' l’\lant_‘lealylx.“hacked‘]\\‘1(!11 \"[“]‘ -+« every smart style ... fitted yoke tops side closing! r a tailored Milanese : L A style that is handsome. And one o Qe BEek e eI O mesh style! (The singlettes were 3 straight or scalloped legs never before sold for less than $1.95.) Beautiful quality. Sizes 32 to 38 Sizes 5. 6. and 7 Also on sale at our 1721 Connecticut Avenue Shop near Florida Avenue lengths . . . Last Day to Consult HELENA RUBINSTEIN represe . . . Miss Pasbach! She ad- vises ¢ ur skin and how to pro- tect vourseli against toughening, reddening skin ing the Summer! See her tomorrow i the instein Booth . . . Street Floor. Pique Hats $1.95 to $3.95 Straw Flops, $2.95 Colors . . . Flesh, peach, and white! STREET FLOOR. . ! Extra Salespeople to Serve You Promptly! 2 ON SALE ON SECOND FLOOR! Reconstruction of railrcads in Ru- Whit mania is progressing rapidly. Swagger Form-Fitting Bathing Suits D for your holiday! This year it's smart to have one suit to swim n ...another to sun in...a third for formal beach wear! Last Call for Memorial Day Footwear Purchases! 2,500 Pairs of $3-9 to $5:95 Novelty and Arch Type SHOES Mesh or “Suva” ® Thousands o f Cloth Fashions— Shoes in the lot. Black ard White Kid Brown and White (] Kid Operas, _Straps, All White—Buck, Ete. Originally $10 to $35 And new ones added at remarkable savings! for Women 36 to 42 Sandals, Oxfords, for Misses 14 to 20 Ghillie Ties, etc. @ Dress, Spectator, o Sport and Cor- rective Models. aPalm.cinire from which to choose. $5.85 for a hat worth much more and chic that may ke the holiday for you! make the holiday for you! And the kind you want is here,. for the most wanted Summer fashions and colors are included! The swagger coat became the fashion practically over LA 4 N night! The secret is that White is smart with col- they are becoming to ored accessories! practically every one with- e . . out an alteration. Hand - Knit - looking suits S are in demand! Sun backs . . . strap backs are 1932 appurtenances! The all-in-one _bathing suit is the best theme! You have them all in this smart $5 suit sketched! Spectator, Spike, Cuban, Jr. Lonis Heels N Sizes 1 to 10 3 length. AAAto C ® Raglan shoulders Milans, panamas, hand- ironed bakus, leghorns, balli- buntls, rough straws, felts and fabrics . . . all at one price, no matter the original marking! ® Pockets ® Silk lined ® Polo, diagenal, or knit fabrics Our Beach Shop —so attractive that you'll love to shop there, in- cludes You'll like one for this week end and for boating, country club wear, and you'll enjoy wearing yours! Do you want white? It's here . .. and so are the pastels and brown or navy for town or travel . .. and plenty of red! Nothing missing for young or old . . . for small or large head sizes! SHOE STORE 312 Seventh St. N.W. Betsy Ross Arch Sup- $7 Friend $8 50 port Shoes Belts, 25¢ up Caps, 50c up Bags, $1.25 up - Pyjamas, $2.95 up Robes, $3.95 up THIRD FLOOR. MISSES have also wanted pastels, and we have gi e SR - | ‘them for the holiday in pink, blue, maize . . .in | Our French Room Stock, of course, is included and for convenience i ! sizes 14 to 20! - « + o all are on the THIRD FLOOR. STREET FLOOR.