Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1933, Page 20

SOCIETY |S5 i mbgr.si rmm Friday afternoon from 4 6 o'clock. un.mm.\.von-mb:mm gue’s headquarters. g“c’lock %the lI‘”urwlll be followed er. e review ollo Miss Mulk et aanics fuithe Mullowny created a dance based Mrs. K. A. Rule entertained at lunch- | Jead the “Arabesque,” in which Miss Alice eon at the Kenwood Country Club to- . Miss Eda Vomachka, y, her guests remai for bridge. | Miss Lora Wills, Miss Georgia Hiden, company man, Mrs. Norman Smith, Mrs. W. W. Piazsa, Miss Helen ke, Miss Ann Mr. and Mrs. Grosvenor Backus taken a suite at the New Weston York for several weeks. will ‘“eceive 17 o'cloc! afternoon k tomorrow ‘Wardman Park Hotel for the show- recently comp! its of Sturges and Lady Faith Montagu in a ing Mri by ve N it 8. lew Mrs. from 8 to of Mr. Henry Wadsworth Moore of Bos- ton and Paris. Mrs. Sturges will be sssisted at the tes table by Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Mrs. Robert Patterson La- .| mont, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty and . | Mrs. Miguel Pas. ; Mrs. He h . _T.| Miss Mullowny Here This P Week to Dance Friday. the late Judge A. R. Mullowny, is spending this week in Washington with at the Grafton. Miss Mullowny, formerly of Washington, is s graduate of Friends’ School here. She came from New York, where she has been dancing this season in “Flying Colors,” to appear with the Lisa Gardiner Dancers Priday night at Roosevelt High School Auditorium. at 1 o'clock hop room. of Chopin’s waltzes which she | Lans d .~ She also will ning included Mrs. Fred Bam- | Miss Elizabeth Berkeley, Miss Kathleen WoODWARD & LOTHROP 10T )™ F aND G STREETS Pxone District S300 Puzzled . . . . about To do « CHEAP job on the same house To paint this average size, 6-room house, will require 10 to 12 gallons of “cheap” two coats, requires approximately 6 gal- lons of fine old SWP house paint . . . paint. At the average prices s and 6 gallons of this s 70 of CHEAP paint, you will 22 quality paint cost but... i pay $18.90 to . This is a time when every paint dollar must do its full duty, AND MORE. And that means—AVOID “CHEAP” PAINT, BY ALL MEANS. A “cheap” paint, even at its low price per gallon, will cost you MORE than this leading “quality” prepared paint—SWP. If that seems strange, just note the comparative costs given above. Six gallons of fine old SWP House Paint will give an average size, 6-room house two fine-looking, colorful, long-wearing coats. At present low prices this means but $17.70 worth of this superior quality paint. To do the same house will require, at the very least, ten gallons of a cheap-looking, short-lived, “cheap” paint (and a great percentage of such paint is usually WATER). At prevailing “cheap” paint prices, this means from $18.90 to $22, approximately, for the cheap paint—consider- ably more than the cost of famous SWP, whose fine quality has been standard for over sixty years. Furthermore, SWP prepared paint will last TWO or THREE times as long as the cheap paint—will LOOK better—and will SAVE you many dollars on repainting expense. Consider these easily proved facts before you let a low gwice by the allon fool you. Come to our Fifth Floor Paint Shop tomorgow for your gprin( paint supply. Fine old SWP House Paint and other paint products of this dependable, money-saving brand are offered at the lowest prices in eighteen years. You make ACTUAL savings in real cash here. Let Color Come In SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS WILL DO IT . . . AT A SAVING S-W Porch and Deck Paint Wall Finish The whole porch A washeble, satin will look better if 8 5 C finish for bath- 8 5 its floor_is painted room or kitchen with S-W. A va- 3 walls. Steam snd Qua riety of colors. grease resistant. quart S-W Flat Tone Wall Finish For the soft, fat, in Colors meny walls. And it is washable. S-W Floor e Quick drying, aad Sum 73C Frp= 70c quart enchanting tints. pint S-W Mar-Not . Enamel Varnish E vlv::l :lor:'m::: For floors and wood- floors. Wears and 90C work. Dries in four sl.ls washes exceedingly bours. Highly water well. quart resistant. quart Bring Your Painting Problems to Our Paint Advisory Section, Fifth Floor Here we have a paint expert, thoroughly experienced in solving painting problems. He will tell you the finer points of painting, and how Sherwin-Williams has created a paint for every type of indoors and out-of-doors painting. Parwr Smor, Frrre FLOOR. vice president, Board of Education; Willlam O. Tufts, president, Washing- ton Federation of. Churches; Dr. Hatcher and Mrs. Coleman. = ‘Miss Kathryn Mullowny, daughter of | PTentiss Willson, dent-elect, Dis- n ‘The regular forum luncheon ; Dr. C. C. Plerce, Service, This Week’s Features in The Food Shop ORANGE MARMALADE 19¢ Crosse snd Blackwell’s deli- cious orsnge marmalade—a 16-ounce jar. STUFFED MANGOES 25c jar Pin Money Mellon Mangoes; & good sized jer. WooDWARD & LoTHROP 10™]]™F AnND G STREETS ‘We Have Placed on Sale 1,500 Boxes Whiting’s Fine STATIONERY Below the Maker’s box Actual Cost of Production c Included at 39¢ Note and Letter Sizes— Correspondence Cards— Classic Finishes— Plain and Deckle Edges— White and Pastels— Popular Polo Cloth— 24 Cards or Sheets of Paper and 24 Envelopes The fine quality of Whiting's station- ery is a known thing—but a price as low as this would not be possible ex- cept through such a special purchase as this. Included are styles to please every taste—and, with vacation time so near, it will be wise to buy a sup- ply to last all through the Summer. S-W Semi-Lustre S-W Enameloid —In Attractive Boxes. Other Choice Delicacies STATIONERY, AIsLE 2 Fmst FLOOR. Every Day Specialties in The Food Shop Anderson's Pretzels, package ... Grapefruit Juice; 1 pint, 20c Preserves; strawberry and peach 28¢ Pure Maple Syrup, 12-ounce First Washington Showing—Simmons’ New Large Jar Premier Olives .... =t Modern Bedroom Furniture negs Advertised in Vogue—See It Displayed Her2 Premier Pale end Golden Ginger Ale; 2 bottles....24¢ \ This new furniture by Simmons—with its simplicity of design and beauty of color—is the last word in modern furniture adapted to meet the needs of today’s homes. It ig fashioned entirely of metal—has no cracks or crevices in which dust can accumulate—will not warp like wood—drawers slide smoothly and easily. It is finished in a softly lustrous finish that is practically crack- proof and peel-proof. Its classic lines are accented by gleaming white metal. Beds may be chosen in six designs—other pieces are priced separately so you can match your own set. 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