Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1933, Page 16

" TR R T AN SR S MAY SALES! $19.75 to $29.75 Man-Tailored R COATS & SUITS 3| 5.75 WAGGER Coats, Tailored Coats and dressier Woolen Crepes, and novelty woolens...Navy, Blue, Tan, Black, Brown and Grey. Sizes 14 to 20, UITB in 2-piece tailored styles, or swagger models. Tweeds and Wool Crepes, In - Navy, Tans, Browns and QGreys, Sizes ‘14 to 20. $29.75 to $49.75 Coats and Suits $23.75 Up to $29.75 Paulina Frocks $|5.75 PLINTV of silk swagger suit Frocks. Plenty of great big broad tops. Plenty of colorful new Garden Prints. Sport Slesves .+ « Properl ull sleeves. Sizes 12 to 38 to 42. ® CHARGE ® ACCOUNTS o INVITED RALEIGH HABERDASHER ! 0 F Sweet SOCIETY, President Roosevelt Joined at White House by His Daughter, Mrs. Dall, and Mrs. James Roosevelt, 2d. hag| tor general of the Pan-American Union; House | Mr. J. Plerrepont Moffat, chief of the given 3 Mrs, 3 mick in honor of Mlle. Francois May, daughter of the Ambassador of Belgium | bassy. and Mme. May, who was queen of the festival, Hull Host to m Foreigners. ‘The Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, entertained at luncheon today at the Carlton Hotel in honor of the Ar- gentine and Italian delegations to the economic conversations, including Dr. Tomas A. Le Breton, Ambassador of Argentina. to France; Senor Dr. Feli] A. Espil, Ambassa ‘Washington; Senor Juan Lariviere, sec- retary to Ambassador Le Breton; Signor Guido Jung, the minister of finance of Italy; Signor Augusta Rosso, the royal Im.{tn Ambassador in Washington: Dr. Eugenio Anzilotti, director general of ministry for corporations of Italy; Dr. Giuseppe del Vecchio, chief of bureau of the minister of finance of Italy; Marquis Pasquale Diana, counselor of the Italian embassy, and Signor Romolo lone, commercial attache of the I embassy. The other guests at the fete were the Secretary of the e S o ure, . Henry A. Wallace; Senator Key Pittman, Senator Hiram W. Johnson, Senator William H. King, Senator Kenneth McKellar, Senator David A. Reed, Representative Hamilton Fish, jr.. Representative Sol Bloom, Representative Sam D. McRey- nolds, Mr. William Phillips, the Under- secretary of State; Mr. Breckinridge Long, newly appointed United States Ambassador to Italy; Mr. Rexford G. ‘Tugwell, Assistant Secretary of Agricul- ture; Mr. Francis White, Assistant Sec- retary of State; Mr. Adolph C. Miller, the Reserve Board; Mr. William C. t, special assistant to the Sec- retary of State; Leo 8. Rowe, direc- JUNIOR— “Paulina Jr.” FROCKS ICTURED is a sheer crepe Jacket Frock with a perky checked taffeta bow. The jacket has unusual sleeve and back pleated treatments. In sizes 11 to 15. Many e:hnrl in sizes 11 to 17, at— 107 Pure Silk Chiffon HOSE 53c @ Charge Accounts Invited ® . | diviston of Western European Affairs of The ate, Mr. asvion oi | Alred chief, Aftairs of the Depart- |TOTOW, Department of Bt % ©. ‘Wilson, latin American ment of State. The Ambassador of Turkey, Mr. Ahmet Myhtar, will leave Washington Sunday for Mexico City, where he will present his credentials as Minister, be- ing accredited to both the United States and Mexico. He will be -absent Sam D. McReynolds and Mrs. Jj Lindsay Morehegd also will be gus ‘The Ambassador of Japan and Mm Debuchi will be the honor guests af Walter R. Tuckerman at the National Woman's Country Club. ‘The dinner will be followed by colored pictures made by Mrs. Frank Anderson during her recent trip to Japan. ‘The Ambassador of Belgium and Mme. May will entertain a company of 26 at dinner this evening in the em- ‘The Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Felipe Espil, will give a reception this afternoon in the embassy in honor of the Argentine Ambassador to France, Senor Tomas A. Le Breton, who is here for a conference with President Roose- velt. Senora de Urquiza, wife of the first secretary of the embassy, will as hostess for the Ambassador. This evening Senor Le Breton will dine with. Mr. Orme Wilson. The Ambassador of Italy, Signor Au- gusto Rosso, was host to a large com- pany of officials,- diplomats -and mem- bers of resident circles in the National Capltal when he gave a reception in honor of the Minister of Finance of Italy, Signor Guido Jung, who is here for conference with President Roose- velt. The Ambassador and his guest received in the drawing room of the embassy which, like the other rooms, was gay with Spring flowers. Members Entire stocks (except whites) reduced from $10.50 & $8.50 $7.90 ¢ Anniversary ” Sale Lady Luxu- ry Hose. Regu- - larly, 55¢ pair. 3 prs. $1.25 of the embassy staff assisted during the afternoon, their wi alternating the tea table. b # Minister of Austris and Mme. 'rmunmmn'g:au to be guests over week end of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Hecksher, ‘The Minister for & afternoon, Yay Ty flmm A s the holiday. dinner this evening of Mr. and Mrs. | %0 (Continued on Third Page. Washable Half-Size Late Spring and Summer Dresses ‘Tailored to fit the ‘hard-to- fit” miss and woman with- 8¢t | out expensive a1 terations. L] washable silks, prints, crepes, polka dot, pastel Sizes HALF SIZE DRESS SHOP 505 12th St. N.W. Next to Marths Washington Hahn’s “ANNIVERSARY” continues awhile longer event ends tomorrow “Carlton”’ Costume Shoes AND.. .. the Sale of all “ARCH PRESERVERS” Entire stocks (except whites) reduced from $10.50 & $8.50 1207 F STREET SOCIETY. Hahn’s 57th “Anniversary” Now brings you a marvelous Sale of WHITE SHOES and otlier stunning $3.95 to $5 styles ‘White or beige pi calf'perforate @ White kids, white pig and bucks. @ Brown - and,- whites; black - and - whites. @ Beige Watersnakes and beige kid. © Blues, grays, blacks, patents. AND a Sale of WHITE “DYNAMIC® $6.50 sTYLE SHOES “4.90 can you resist this? New arrivals of white buck oxfords and straps—brown or black trim, white buck pumps and oxfords—white kid and white “Suva” pumps, straps, and ties. Placed on sale tomorrow/at $4.90—but after this Sale back to $6.50. (At F St. & “Arcade” stores). At 7th St. store, tomorrow Sensational Sale $2.69 to $3.95 Shoes 31 s 9 5 :I‘OMORROW—I,OOO pairs of $2.69 to $3.95 popular Spring fashions will be practically given to you—at $1.95 pair! Beige — blues — grays — blacks — patents. Plenty of all sives:3 to 9=—but better call as early as you can. The giftiest gift for “Mother’s Day” Mother’s Day Hosiery Bozxes Free ) Phis. s ) IOR SALE “LADY LUXURY” . our inimitable 55¢ sheer chiffons and Summer service weights, at their lowestever price— versary” campaign. white and Summer shoes, at better than a dollar a pair under their value. Dozens of lovely styles—plenty of all sizes. How ‘White pig calf, un- lined, perforated pump. enuine Beige wi pumps or sandals. THOUSAND pairs in the most startling event of our great “Anni- Newest arrivals of At dll our stores of Bop’ or black school shoes and ventilsted F A e 89 o far below their s]_ Junior Women's new white “Kiltie” tongues, with punched- Ih-ouh” “b:u-p-loruolmuud great, 89 new Summer 2 sports styles ....