Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1933, Page 36

S OCIETY. * FAE SUNDAY Weddmg of Miss Fraser. Frequent Alexandria Visitor, Announced Not;ces Are Received From Georgetown. S. C.. of Mar- | riage to Army Officer. " ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 29.—An- pouncements have been received in Alexandria from Mr. and Mrs. James | Hamilton Fraser of Georgetown, S. C., for the marriage of their daughter Ellen Aldridge to Lieut. Andrew Pick O'Meara, U. S. A. Mrs. O'Meara is @ndria, where she the guest of Mr Creighton Carlin, jr. After Scptember 12 Lieut. and Mrs. O Meara will be at home at Fort Bragg, N.C well known in Alex- and Mrs. Charles Miss Gladys Nichol. who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wilk- ins in Rosemont, has returned to her Bedford, Ind, nd Mrs. Wil ims have with them 1 Beverley Wilkins, rfield, Ala., the cce, Miss Evelyn ital, Char- w..n in F pasf year, and their PillZof the University Hos Miss Katherine Parker Bpent the week with Maj. and Mrs. ng at Menokin, vy Hill. Margaret Moore _left Satyrday, July 22, lang, Oreg.; Calif Park, and will rett €ago. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dudley and Waller ley spent last week at Orkney ia, the Yellowstone n'by way of Chi- prines, Va Dy. and Mrs. Peter Boothe Pulman, recently returned from three years erto Rico, spent last week end with ulman's mother, Mrs. Irene Pul- in_Baltimore. s. Ferguson Beach Bryan and her littie ter. Anne Cabell Bryan, who have been with Mrs. Bryan's parents, Maj and Mrs. Charles Ellett Cabell, since Lieut. Bryan left the Naval Acad- emy in June for the West coast. started last” week for Long Beach, Calif., to Joir Licut. Bryan, now stationed on the U. 8. S. Arizona Maj. Cabell and his son, Charles FEilott Cabell, jr., are visiting relatives in Berryville, Va Miss Corinne Talmadge Reardon has returned from Spain, where she spent T and M:s. G. tained three tables at bridge Thursday eveping in compliment to thgir house WOMEN'S frequently has been | of Baltimore | N. Anderson enter- | Married in Ohio | MRS. ROBERT LEE ! “KETT, | Whese marriage to Mr. Pickett of Vir- | ginia took place in Columbus, | June 28. They will be at home at Vei Summit, Falls Church, Va., after Au- gust 1. —Bachrach Photo. guest, Miss Dorothy Johnston of Port Huron, Mich. | Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Hoy motored | to Cumberland. Md., last week end to visit Mr. Hoy's brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Bartlett. Mrs. Hoy left this week for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. or, in Joplin, Va. ss Mary Bryan went last week to visit her grandmother, Mrs. J. E. | Crouch, in_ Richmond, Va. ! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steele of Tem- h | Miller. le Park are spending several weeks ’éolonmmch Tl of Rock Spring, Wyo., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Robert Miller Reese. Mrs. Eleanor Barnhardt has returned from a week’s visit in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Wood of Temple Park spent the week with relatives in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Pitzgerald of Nash. Va., have ‘been guests for several weeks of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Damascus of North Carolina also hnv; been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fourd. hnmu-m.’l‘n‘n':h vis- 'oard and a4 are iting at Colonial Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Thomas went Saturday for a visit near Hancock, Md. Mrs. Harry A. Bales has returned from a short stay with her cousin, Mrs. Philip F. du Pont, near Wilmington, 1. Miss Margaret Fobinson has returneéd g:mhl two weeks’ vacation at Virginia | ach. -Miss Minnle Henderson went last week to New York City and salled for Matapoiselt Bay, Mass., to visit her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lannon. Mrs. John S. Arnold went Friday, July 21, to Virginia Beach, where Lieut. Arnold is encamped with the Alexan- dria dOOmplny of the Virginia National Guard. Mrs. Wolcott E. Lay and her three sons, who visited her parents, Col. and Mrs. Clarence M. Deems, at Mount Ida, have returned to their home, in Nevada. Miss Virginia Dare has been visiting relatives in Rising Sun, Md. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Simmons of Brad- dock spent last week end with relatives in Newark, N. J. Mrs. J. K. Rawlings and her little daughter, Eleine Rawlings, have re- turned from a trip to Petersburg, Va., and Martinsburg, W. Va., where they visited relatives. Mrs. J. R. Gaines has returned from & visit at Colonial Beach. Mrs. Frank Lowe, Miss Margaret Lowe and James Lowe and Miss Sarah Whit- taker of Asheville, N. C,, are the guests of Mrs. A. C. Henessee and Mrs. H. D. Miss Elizabeth Verhaagen has re- turned to Norfolk, Va., after a visit to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Gatlin, in Rosemont. Mr. and Mrs. C. Randolph Davis, her son. Mr. Randolph Davis. and her son- | in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. | John T. Vincent, have returned from Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Otis H. Hullings is spending the | month at Colonial Beach, Va.. and has | as her guests her nieces, Mrs. Katherine Taylor of Alexandria and Mrs. Grace Taylor Koob of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gordon were in Culpeper, Va., for & week. Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds of THE NEW 19216-12 DRESSES Fijth _Floor. Last price, $19.75 Last pric Last price, $12.75—Jacket frock Prints, chiffons, laces for aft. and eve.; $9.88 Washable, shee price, $10.95 2-pc. Glen Bogie Dresses....... s; evening gowns Last price, $16.75—Dinner dresses; sheers and prints, $8.38 MISSES’ DRESSES ell S 20 F STREET STAR, WASHINGTO: Recently a Bride 8 week ago she berg, the wed- being a charmingly arranged event. Mr. and Mrs. Slade are at_home on Greenwood avenue, Takoma Park, Md. —Brooks Photo. Temple Patk are visiting relatives in Lexington, Va. Mr. and Mgs. Frank C. Dodd are spending July with relatives in Fred- ericksburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Walton Tulloch and Walton Blair Tylloch spent last week end at Colonial Beach, Va. Miss Rietta Butler and Miss Minnie Aurelia Herndon have returned from a trip to Boston by sea and a short visit in Norfolk, Va. Mrs. W. G. Studds and Miss Audrey Studds are back from a visit to Miss Sallie Thomas in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whittemore and | Miss Thelma Whittemore have returned from a 10-day motor trip through Vir- ginia and West Virginia. Miss Agnes Hough, Miss Virginia Hough, Miss Mamie Conlon, Miss Mag- | dalene Conlon and Miss Frances Con- | lon have completed a motor trip to| Chicago, where they visited the Cen- | tury of Progress Exposition. Mrs. J. B. Burroughs is visiting her i Park are spending this month with rel- brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Porter, in Charlottesville, Beach, Va. Mrs. Lynwood James of Atlanta, Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Aubrey Toms, in the Wagar. 5 Miss Margaret Golden and Miss Dor- Toms have returned from a visit their grandmother, Mrs. Lilian Jones, Atlanta, Ga. Phyliss Ghee of Danville, Va., guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Paul White, Mr. and Mrs. @ A. West and their guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Tuiner. Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis and Billy Lewis have. returned from a visit to t to relatives in Richmond. Miss Nellle Wattles of Washington is the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Lee, in Braddock Heights. Mr. and Mrs. James Riddelle and their children are back from a visit to relatives in Strasburg, Va. Mrs. Howard Olmstead and her chil- dren, Dorothy and Howard, are visiting in_Harrisburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Albert Downey have returned from a stay at Colonial Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ansley 8 spent last week end with Mrs. Sméot’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. Dudley Boogher, in St. George's rectory, at Fredericks- bu{z:! Va. Mr. A. Griffith Uhler, are spending a week at Woodberry Forest, in Orange County, Va. Mrs. Edwin Hammond Pierce and her two young children, Janet and Edwin, are spending the Summer with Mrs. Pierce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Darden, in Suffolk, Va. Mrs. Clara Wood of Warrenton spent last week with Mrs. Norman V. Foster. Dr. Carl Broaddus, U. S. Navy, and Mrs. Broaddus, who are stationed in ‘Washington, have been guests of Lieut. Broaddus’ brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wheat, in their country home, Gunston Cove Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. John Lester of Tempie atives in Leesburg, Va. Mrs. Charles McKenny of Clifton Forge, Va.. was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. English in Belle Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Kennedy and | their son, Harry F. Kennedy, jr., are| spending several weeks at Col Beach, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Wright of Braddock are visiting relatives in Ha- gerstown, Md. Miss Barbara Winston Price, daugh- ter of Mrs. Overton Westfeldt Price, is ! Alfred G. Uhler and her son,|Joseph 1| With relatives in Springfield, Ohio. September Bride MISS DOROTHY RUST SWOPE, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swope, who announce Her engagement to Mr. Bernard Zimowski of Washing- ton and Jeannette, Pa. The wedding will take place September 5 in Dalgren Chapel, Georgetown University, —Brooks Photo. the guest of Gov. and Mrs. Gifford Pin- chot at Milford, Pa. Mrs. Willlam J. Greena and Miss Elizabeth Greena are visiting relatives in Rochester, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. William Everett Swan and their little daughter, Marianne, and Mr. Swan’s sister, Miss Elizabeth Swan, lP;;ve been visiting relatives in Reading, Mr. Everett Clarke, Mr. Billy Cleve- land and Mr. Bernard Knight have been members of a house party given by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ratcliffe of Manas- sas, for their daughter, Miss Rose Rat- cliffe, at their Summer home at Wide- water, Va. Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Mount Ida are spending the Summer Miss Virginia Carter has returned to her home in Washington, after a | visit to Mrs. C. L. Limerick. Small two-seaters are the favorite | private planes in Europe this year. SOCIETY. Arlington County Woman Guest at Retirement Dinner Mrs. W. D. Mabry, long-time resi- dent of Arlington Tounty, Va., was the honor guest at a dinner party Thurs- day evening on the Shoreham terrace, given by fellow-workers and friends upon the occasion of her retirement from the General Accounting Office. After dinner dancing was enjoyed by many of the guests, after which the group retired to the lobby, where im- promptu speeches and readings took place. Miss Willa Gallagher gave a dramatic . _and Mrs, Mabry read two original poems dedicated to her and composed by Miss Lora Rob- Mrs. Mabry has served in various accounting agencles of the Govern- ment for 43 years. On July 1, her last day at the office, she was the recipi- ent of many floral offerings and at- tractive gifts. Among the guests who helped to make the retirement dinner a success were Miss Arlene Craig, Miss Margaret Robertson, Miss Stella Richardson, Miss Fay Lambert, Miss Mabel Kimball, Miss Eva Sherwood, Miss Eloise Magure, Miss Willa Gallagher, Miss May r- deaux, Mrs. Keller, Miss Ella Spericer, Mr. Roy Heck, Mr. W. 1. Cleveland, Mr. Jol Chedester and Mr. Phil Matthews. Repubucnn Candidate Feted at Windsor Arms Maj. Henry A. Wise of Kittowpeke, Ve., Republican candidate for the United States Senate, was the guest of honor at a reception last evening, given by the Arlington County Republican Committee, at Windsor Arms, on the Glebe road, in Arlington County. Mrs. Earle W. English, president of the League of Republican Women of Ar- lington County, introduced Maj. Wise, who delivered an interesting address. Mr. John Locke Green, candidate for the House of Delegates from Arlington County, also spoke. Mr. L. C. MacPherson, Republican chairman of Arlington County, received the guests at the reception following, and was assisted by Mrs. English, Maj. Wise, Mr. Clarence Ahalt and Mr. Green. The committees in charge of the af- fair included Dr. Victor Meyers, chair- man of the Floor Committee; Mrs. Mar- garye Prytherch, chairman of Publicity, and Mr. Edgar Pumphrey, chairman otf’ Refreshments. » Mr. and Mrs. Ahal were hosts at dinner before the reception, entertain- iGnu in honor of Maj. Wise and Mr. reen. Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Walten Home Burrounded by a group of intimate friends and relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam H. Walten celebrated their forty- first wedding anniversary recently at their new home in Woodside Park, Md., with a house warming and garden party. Much of the evening was spent in the picturesque garden of the home, which, lighted for the party and gay with many Summer flowers, made a charm- ing setting. Music was provided throughout the evening by Leaurence Hendricks, planist, and Glenn Colcord, trombone soloist. In former years Mr. Walton played the trombone in the United States Marine Band. Oc vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Wal- ter B. Crossan and Mr. Clyde C. % A buffet suj was served . Ellen Osterhoudt, & daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walten, assisted by her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Overlip H. George. Mr. Walten, who for the past several years has been a practitioner of Chris- tian Science, is well known in Masonic, music and church circles, while his wife is ekqunuy prominent in Eastern Star work. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Gotwald, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest aurldm‘l, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ziegler, rs. Deppen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Crossan, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth, Mr, and Mrs. Clyde C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grotlisch and daughter; Mrs. Annie Coxon and her daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Biddle and Mr. and Mrs. Woody Myers. F UVRWS?.R E’»;;) D FREE STORAGE On All Repair Work All work personally supervised by Mr. Miller Low Summer Rates Now in Effect Phone NAtional 5628. Will call ISADOR MILLER %9 1th St. NW. MFG. FURRIER DINE AT LNEY | DINE comfortably on open (screened) porches | RELAX under our trees, Acres of cool lawns OLNEY, MD. 12 Miles out Georgia Ave. Tomorrow—Last Day of the Month— But this month, with Summer Clearances in force, most Summer apparel will go at less than half price! Reductions up t 0 73% HALF PRICE DAY MONDAY 9.15 a. m. VALUES! WE SHOULD SAY SO! THE CLIMAX—the culmination—of the Pre-Inventory Clearances! From top to bottom of our store—from 9:15 A.M. to 6 PM.—VALUES! For women, misses, and juniors—VALUES! For the balance of your vacation wardrobe—VALUES! you will see MONDAY—at Jelleff’s. COME--SEE--SAVE! IN OUR SPORT SHOP Third Floor 3-pc. Glen Bogie Frocks, contrasting bl i L k blouses, white, pastels, prints..$1.98 kirts, flannels, tweeds, GOWN SALON MISSES' DRESSES SECOND 00 Printed crepes 00 White crepes. Sheers. crepes 50 Dresses— sheers. chiffons $39.50 Crébes Organdies evening . $49.50 Crepes and sh louse! canton J$198 wool, 75.00 Evening red crepe. FLLOOR med and prin organdies, $1 sheers and eers . cre UNDIES, PAJAMAS, ROBES, SLIPS Grey Shops—Second Floor. $3 Sheer crepe chemises, panties, dance sets, lace trim- $1.95 One-piece pongee pajamas, puff sleeves, wide trousers, Note the examples of what NoO EXCHANGES! ALL SALES FINAL! 98¢ French crepe slips, tailored, lace trimmed............$1.50 5195 Cream Ratina robes, tailored, with contrasting piping, 98¢ JEWELRY—COMPACTS— CIGARETTE CASES Last price, 25c—Pins, bracelets, earrings and necklaces, 13 Last price, 50c—Pins, clips, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, 25¢ $1 white, pastel pins, clips, bracelets, earrings, necklaces .50c CXTrTTT e Fifth Floor. Last price, $5.00Prints, crepes, sheer wool redingotes, $2.50 £ .38 —sheers, prints, washable chiffons....$6.38 Crepes, sheers, prints; chiffons.....$8.38 Last pric Crepes, sheers, chiffons, lace—ior aiter- noon and evening. One and two piece models.....$9.88 Last price, $25—Full-length velvet wraps with hare or lapin collars. Interlined. Black or blue... .$12.50 JUNIOR DEB DRESSES Fifth Floor. - Last price, $3.95—Light and dark sheers and prints, $1.98 Last price, $5.95—Pastel crepes; plain, printed sheers, $2.98 $7.95 Sheer prints and crepes, sleeveless or with jackets, $3.98 $10.95 Street and evening dresses, light, dark colors.. $5.48 $16.50 Prints for day; mousseline for evening. LARGER WOMEN'S DRESSES Fifth Floor, prints $875 Plain tailored sheers and crepes, dark colors. Last price, $10—Tailored crepes and sheers....... $5.00 §25 Plain and printed crepes and sheers; dark colors, $1275 ECONOMY SHOP DRESSES Fourth Floor $7.95 Sports, afternoon and party dresses.,... .§3.98 , for women and misses, $148 $595 Washable, silk prints, sheers, women and misses, $2.98 COTTON FROCK SHOP Fourth Floor - £0 $2.95 and $5.95—2 and 3 pc. linen suits for misess, $1.98 & $2.98 $5.95, $10.95 Linen and pique coats.........,.$298 and $5.48 ~hite, pastels. 34 lengths nen coats: raisses’ sizes only. . ength picue coats, misses’ sizes only..$2 - BEACH SHOP Third Floor $395 Zephyr and Lastex swim suits, upliét “bras” tops. adjustable straps; all sizes and wanted colors...... $1.98 WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS . Fourth Floor % Last price, $10—2-pc. sport and dress suits. Some with fur, §§ $29.50—2 and 3 pc. suite, swagger coats...............$14.78 MISSES’ AND JUNIORS' COATS Third Floor Last price, $29.50—for sport and dress; many handsomely furred in fox, kolinsky, squirrel and galyak. Fine wools, tweeds SHhens ...$14.75 Last Price $25—Dress Coats of fine crepey woolens, many of them with kolinsky, squirel, emine and galyak..$12.50 $49.50 Dress coats in Forstmann's woolens with fox, galyak and kolinsky . . ceseneson $39.50 Black and navy coats fox or galy Last price, $10.00—Dress coats, in fine crepey w * WOMEN'S" COATS Third Floor $16.50 Furless Dress $25 Coats with mole, kolinsky, galyak, fox, squirrel $10.75 to $69.50 Spring Coats............ $5.38 $39.50 Sport coats with squirrel or kolinsky cuffs $39.50 Dress-coats with fox, galyak or ermine. . $49.50 Fur-trimmed dress coats, with fox or g $10.75 Sport and dress coats, black blue, beige... MILLINERY SHOP Last price, $3—Women’s, misses, juniors’ hats.......$1.50 §1 Straw and Fabric Hats for women, misses, juniors....50¢ GCLOVE SHOP $195 kid and lambskin pullons, straight or scalloped tops $ 98¢ ;$1 Washable white pique or mesh fabric pull-ons. $1.50 12-button white or eggshell fabric pullons $3.95 white hand-sewn gloves in kid and suede style $5.50 12-button washable suede gloves in white or-beige, 8500 Jacket frock. 95,00 Evenine binc) gusm Navy and print 95.00 Mousseline Evening Wraps SECOND FLOOR Garnet velvet wrap with mountain sable collar 50 ck, amethyst, velvet h er ountain -$20.%. $45.00 $50.50 Blac w sal llars . Garnet velvet of mountain sable.. Amethyst velv of white fox. garnet $79.50 8. 99150 .$49.25 '"GOWN SALON WOMEN'S DRESSES SECOND FLOOR Crepes, sheers and laces Evening chiffons, Srepes $49.50 Chiffons, crepes . $65.00 Wool and $85:00 Beige crepe. fur-trim_ jacket. $12.50 5.00 Black printed crepe. jacket. . .$17.50 " Special Purchase COTTON DRESSES I/2 Price & Less $1.50 Reg. $3 and $395 They've. just arrived—and .they're the sort of dresses you buy in ‘threes and fours. Linens, Voiles, Lawns and Sheers are here—in women's sizes, 36 to 44 and misses’ sizes, 14 to 20. Cotton Frock Shop—Fourth Floor GIRDLES, CORSETTES, BRASSIERES Grey Shops—Second Floor $7.50 Skintex corsette in summer mesh. Cool and firm, $3.75 l Corsette—Brassiere in brocade and swami—models for both long and average figures ......... $2.50 $5 15-inch girdle, boned hip and diaphragm, si ILast price, §1.95—Treo corsette in brocade and dainty lace, 88c Last price, 75c—Cup-form brassiere of brocade...... ..36c Other girdles and corsettes at half price for this one day. GLOVE SILK $1.50 pure silk illusion undies, vests, bloomers, bandee pants, step-ins, lace-trimmed mesh singlettes. All colors iAo o anler o 75¢ HANDBAGS 81 Natural wood bead bags, nicely lined, button clasp.....50c 3195 Leather, fabric, silk, tapestry bags; light, dark colors98c 33 Smooth and grain leathers; silk and fabric bags $5 Leather pouch and envelope bags, moire and leather © .50 atural and white. 50c $5 Nat Lewis cork bags with gingham linings ...........$250 FLORSHEIM and STRATFORD Shoes $1.65 all-silk eshes in medium, small and needlepoint de- signs; i ilk stockings with clox. Broken sizes and » 83c 50c cotton mesh orplain elastic top anklets .........,...25¢c BLOUSETTES—NECKWEAR— JACKETS $1 cotton blousettes, checks, plaids, dots collars $1 white organdy collaéfild cuff sets. “V” necklines $5 evening capes, span, net and chiffon - 59 5pique and organdy collars, bows, ruffies, pl s...20c 1.95 double-breasted pique jackets, long sleeves. White, 98¢ 95 Yellow and blue swagger coats in mqne.........h.‘s $1 Clip compacts, with enamel tops. §1°Cigarette cases, in smart designs............... $1.95 Enameled Cigarette cases, black, white and red J Last price, 15c—Folding fans in white, pastels and combina- tions = TLast price, $4.75—Fine French pearls¥, lustrous and lovely, scewitonsen. “Simulated Most attractive...50c .50c 98¢ TOILETRIES $10 Molyneaux perfume; “Connu,” delightful for sports, $8 $6.50 Molyneaux perfume, “Connu,” a size to fit the budget, $10 Molyneaux perfume, in that lovely “Vogue” odeur..... $3.50 Molyneaux perfume, “Vogue,” exquisite for evening, $1.7§ $10.00 Molyneaux perfume, “Fete,” a light, youthful odeur, $§ 69c Miro Dena Toilet Water, “delicious” after the bath, 38¢ 85c St. Denis Toilet water, cool and refreshing. $1.65 Royal Caprice toilet water Last price, 79c—Isabey Dusting powder $1 Sphinx deodorant, for underarm freshness Last price, $1—Douge soap, twelve cakes in a box..... 50c box to hold your rolls of cleansing tissue. $1 Glass powder bowls, attractively designed.. $1.95 Glass ash trays, easily cleaned, and very popular...98¢c Last price, $1—Electric Vapo balls, moth killer. < $1 Electric Tark razors, smooth, swift, non-irritating. ., $2 8-oz. bottle of skin tonic, jar of cleansing cream.. 25¢ bottle of bath salts, rose oder...ceoercuvscesnae HANDKERCHIEFS 50c Large size linen kerchiefs, embroidered in four orners Bc 25¢c Women'’s handmade, initialed and novelty linens, Z‘l’r 25¢ UMBRELLAS . $2.95 Silk-and-silk-mixture 16-rib umbrellas, border and all-over patterns; 16-rib gilt and silver finished..$1.48 $5.00 Imported silk-umbrellas, woven borders, imported nov- eltypgand]el, 16-rib gilt and silver hllfied.’?‘.’f‘....”