Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 20

B4 xxx Election Bet Coal, Sentby Plane, Given Children’s Hospital TWO OTHERS HELD | 1 dential election cnded its ex- traordinar, reer in the bin of Young Woman and College| | cChildren's Hospitel vesterday St denin ted i Prob iz D:\hs] d_here in 1 Tlrpl‘ane rom Slemp's mine shortly after uaen rrested in Frebe le'tmbvr 8, the coal has been kept in its white sacks dis- of Thefts. played here and there as a pleas- ant reminder to Democrats _— With that purpose served, Mr. e voung | | Costello decided to turn it over to g nd a YOURE | | hovity’ The Griffith-Consumers in custody and other ar-| | Coal Co. hauled the sacks to ble, police today redoubled| | Children’s Hospital, where Miss efforts to trace the approximately Mattie Gibson and several nurses $20,000 worth of loot taken by Kenneth were on hand to receive it. | M. Hundred in a series of burglaries | Metropolitan Baptist Church, Sixth and | A street northeast. 5 to 7 p.m. Card and bingo party, 643 Fifth street northeast, 8 p.m. Benefit card and bingo party, Phoenix Fourth street northeast, 8 p.m. Voteless District of Columbia of Wqmen Voters, 912 Nine- street, 8 pm. Dr. Esther Gaukin Brunauer, speaker Soldier, Sail: L street, 8 p. tion of offi- d and bingo party, St. Joseph's Second and C streets cast. 8 pm. Proceeds to fill Christmas baskets 1| for poor. St. Prancis de m, Twentieth Jewelry of Little Value. A The loot red last I : 1 8 Lecture on aviation, W Hinton Martha Ellen Hughcs 17| transatlantic fyer, Vocational Guidance 1t avenue, and Miss Bessie S. | Forum, Y. M. C. A., 8 pm 1629 Columbia road, but | Sl s only a small part of the loot | TOMORROW | from the 9t Mecting, National Association of ¥ ! Retired Federal Employ National Museum, 2 p. Meeting, United State al Re- vict gangs rve flicers’ Association, Willard Hotel, arried the yor W ith him in New York, & a4 on record and is known | Celebrity breakfat, Naticnal League His real name is | of American Pen Women, Willard Hotel, 12 noon. Luncheon, Harvard Club, University | Club, 1:15 p.m | Lecture, Judge Fi Jchn Garrett, Card party, b Ness P.-T. A., | McMahon Hall, Cathoiic U ity, 9 uthern Da itorium, 60 M | a.a. s morleas 10 B | Card party, Sacred Heart Home, hgo party, Gardenia Circle, No. | Hyattsville, Md., 2 p.m. E . 3L Benelt DINES T | . Dance, Robert Le Bruce Chapter, De G | Molay, Almas Temple, 1315 K strect Card party, benefit White Cross, 1473 | 10 p.m. Meridian place, 8:30 p.m. | s Dinner, Alpha Tau Omega, 1317 G | Card pa Alpha Chapter, Pi Sigma | street, 6 p.m. | Lambda Sororit. ellevue Hotel, 8 p.m. ‘ WOULD HELP CONVICTS | Newton streef JACKSONVILLE, December 2| Dance, Department of Labor, May- | (P—Mrs. Julia Maillefert, mother of flower Hotel, 9 p.m. | Arthur Maillefert, whose prison camp Card and bingo party, charity benefit, | SWeat-box death ncar here last June Nertheast Masonic Temple, Eighth and | Tesulted in the conviction of a former | P streets northeast, 8:30 pm. convict h;u\:rd for manslaughter, re- e 149y v |turned here yesterday and said she| ._lfamn"r. St. Paul's Academy, 1421 V| yould seek lenicncy for the convicts street, 7 to 11 pm. | who testified for the State at the t Mother Goose carnival and bazaer, rs. Maillefer e trial auspices District of Columbia Congress | George Courson. A Scking (eapiain of Parents and Teachers, Rochambeau, , and Sclomon Hig- 815 Conncct: venue, 11 am. to 4 guard, on charges of mur- pm. and 7 to 10 i on. Courson was sentenced o | to 20 years for manslzugater and Hig- Turkey dinner, Women's Bible Class. | ginbotham wes acquitted opens tomorrow on the 4th Floor—with an array of gifts and a lot of bright ideas that will be an inspi- ration to your originality and a joy to your budget! TRADE MARK At Sloan’s Art Galleries ESTATE SALE (By Catalogue) Rare and Valuable Household Adornments Antique and Modern Furniture, Semi-Antique Oriental Rugs, Paintings by Noted Artists, Carved Ivories, Bronzes, Silver and Sheffield Plate, Japanese and Chinese Works of Art, Valuable China and Glass, Fireplace Brasses and Many Other Articles of Virtu To Be Sold at Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th Street Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, December 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th, 1932, at 2 P. M. Each Day By order of Louls S. Norman and Beryl W. Roberts. Administra~ tors of {he Estate of Captain W. ¥. Norman, C. R. Heflin, Attorney, With Valuable Additions From Other Prominent Owners. ON EXHIBITION Saturday and Monday, December 3rd and 5th Catalogues on Application to C. G. SLOAN CO., Inc., Aucts. Jelleff’s is a Christmas Store! Every accessory department filled with gift suggestions at every price— exquisite underwear and negligees in the Grey Shops, jewelry, handbags, e e s French perfumes and gloves on the street floor . . . Gold Stripe Silk Steckings F ... six dress shops bright with gay fashions for the holidays . . . rich wraps 19.16-1920 STREET and coats . . . and prices always in keeping with your budget! Do your Christmas shopping early—now—at Jelleff's ! New $16.50 and $19.50 Fashions $I 4 for Misses 14 to 20 And what dresses they are! Rough crepes with huge perky epaulettes, crepes with bugle beads, crepes with little chiffon < sequin capes, crepes with brilliant bands of rhinestones. Fvery one fresh and new— every one a value! Black, pink, hyacinth, white, green, congo orange. And then, of course, there are street The Debutante Shop Offers new $16.50 and $19.50 Evening Frocks s14 5th Floor Event! Evening e with its cun- afternoon frocks in this group as well. Velvets, repes and sheers, some with jackets, and a few arc 3 w the clever double duty frocks. ~ Sizes 14 to 20. gy L e lack, red, Sizes 11 Standing — White crepe dance frock with a filmy cape of chiffcn embroid- ered in bands of brilliant sequins. sit. Seated—Chartreuse rough crep cpaulette of contrast- ing stiff ribbon. $14. Big, New Assortments of Evening Wraps— tra Special Are the White Bunny Swaggers Anvone would understand why you want one of these white bunny wraps! Just right to wrap up in for a cl night, and a swanky $ fashion if there ever was one! Luxuri- ously lined with satin Imported Lace-Trimmed Milanese Bloomers, Panties, (> Our BEAUTY SALON’S exclusive AVER Shampoo and French Curl Finger Wave $[.50 Step-ins $3.00 imported Alencon, Bre- ' e and Coudray laces put for both! . lovely pure silk Milanese To acquaint you with this ex- clusive service our Beauty Salon s defimtely in the giit Fitted, or elastic tcps, e, flare or bloomer roseleai and ing for a limited time the y sha d Vests to match with straight or fitted tops $1.95 special combina Call Met. 0300 for appo! BEAUTY SALON SECOND FLOOR GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR Tomorrow is the Last Day! Clearance of Shoes that were $8.50, $10, $12.50 $5.95 ,,, 5695 An out’of the ordinary shoe clearance, because every shoe is taken irom regular stock, and everxshoe is a late Fall style that has been very popular. Sizes are e e nep broken in the individual styles, of course, w wrray of copies of high priced blouses in satin, crepe, rough silks, prints and stripes Others $3.95 to $10.95. A Smocked Blouse but every size is represented, even to 9 in the narrow widths! Suede, alligator, calf and lizard for street and afternoon, crepe, paisley, brocade, tinted suede, combinations of velvet and crepe with gold and silver kid in the sandals and pumps for evening. Black, brown. green, wine, blue. A, White dyeable Swan cloth; red, blue or* gre¢n suede. $6.95. B. Black kid, pearlustre strap and trim, $6.95. : A Crimson Sweater —with a high turtle neckline, and is just a sample of the whole group of angoras, zephyrs, and boucles. High shades galore, and white. Sizes 12 to 40, $2'95 100 sweaters at $1.95. C. Black or brown suede side lace tie. $5.95. D. Wine, bfown or black suede with matching kid trim. $35.95. JELLEFF'S SHOE SHOP—STREET FLOOR Two Successes of the Men’s Hatters for the Sportswoman Selected by stylists here and in New York after careful study. Exclusively with Jelleff's in Washington 00 There’s an unmistakable air about a felt hat that a man turns out—a clean swift line—a lilt to the brim—meticulous attention to the finish- ing details. We decided that women’s sports hats should have their share of such debonaire charm, so we had men'’s hatters make two styles for us—very feminine as to names—*“Smilin’ Thru” and “Patsy’—very dashing in effect. This is the first presentation of another smart exclusive Jelleff fashion. WHITE NAVY BRANDY CRANBERRY PINK (to order) GREY, BROWN TOAST BEIGE SPRING GREEN PEPPERMINT "Sm“inl Thru" in bright green. The crown is made of sections stitched together. The narrow brim is turned up in back, and there’s a big metal buckle $5 on the side. ) tsv' o b . a Sy in high blue, with a simple felt band. It turns up in the back, and has an ingratiating dip in $5 the trim. JELLEFF'S—HAT SHOP—STREET FLOOR.,