Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1935, Page 26

B—8 SOCIETY (Continued From Fourth Page.) M. Souby of Omaha, which the Pierce Hall Players under the direction of Miss Ina L. Hawes will present Wed- nesday and Thursday, March 27 and 28, in Pierce Hall. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Mullen will have as their guests Sena- tor and Mrs. Edward R. Burke and Representative and Mrs. Charles Mc- Laughlin of Nebraska, as well as Mrs. John C. Mullen and Mrs. € Gruenther. Maj. John H. Cowles will entertain Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines, Mrs. L. A. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker. Included in Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Muchley’s guests are Mrs. Gilbert Nettleton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quirk and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. * Gormley. Also attending the play will be Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Fort, Mrs. J. Reeves Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Woodson, Mrs. Dwight Clark, Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Tilley, Dr. and Mrs. James M. Doran, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hos- mer, Mrs. W. A. Page, Mr. and Mrs. K. Hilding Beij, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eaton, Mr. George Warren, Mrs. D. Priscilla Edgerton, Mrs. J. F. Vor- keeper, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Harden, Mrs. L. A. Bauer and Mrs. Marguerite Sweet. Mrs. Howard F. Wentworth is chair- man of ushers, among whom will be Miss Marjorie Souby, who is coming from the Bennett School at Millbrook, N. Y., to attend her mother's play; Miss Georgella Hefty, Miss Angelina Carabelli, Miss Irene Scott, Miss Betty Kerbey, Miss Betty Hall, Miss Eleanor Dawkins, Miss Winifred Burklin, Miss Katherine Kammerer, Miss Dorina Calcote and Miss Yerby Pannill. Mrs. William M. Flanders of Bos- ton is passing some time at the Carl- ton. [E— | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mains of Ma-| Mickelwait, Capt. Claud B., Infantry, Homer | | SERVICE ORDERS | ARMY ORDERS. Lynch, Col. Arthur J., Quartermas- ter Corps, assigned to duty at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., upon completion of present tour of foreign service. Huber, Col. Edward G., Medical Corps, to be examined by an Army Retiring Board, headquarters Presidio of San Francisco. McNair, Lieut. Col. Lesley J., Field Artillery, relieved from duty at Fort Beauregard, La. Chambers, Lieut. Col. Lincoln G., Engineers Corps, assigned to duty at Sacramento, Calif., upon completion of his present term of foreign service. Gruber, Maj. William R., Field Ar- tillery, from duty in the office of Chief of Staff here, to Newport, R. I, not later than June 29. Crawford, Maj. Wallace W., Field Artillery, from San Francisco to New York, about June 7. Barnes, Maj. Julian F., Feld Artil- lery, from Fort Sill, Okla., to Fort Bragg, N. C.,, about September 1. Arnold, Maj. Achibald V., Field Ar- tillery, from Fort Humphreys, D. C., to Fort Sill, Okla., about July 26. Wyeth, Maj. John C., Field Artil- lery, assigned to duty at Fort Sill upon completion of present tour of foreign service. Boles, Maj. John K., Field Artillery, from Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., to Fort Sill, about June 15. Silvester, Maj. Lindsay McD., In- fantry, from this city to Fort George G. Meade, Md., about September 15. McNeal, Capt. Don, Signal Corps, from Pasadena, Calif, to Patterson Field, Ohio, about June 7. Philp, Capt. Willlam R., Fleld Ar- tillery, assigned to duty with the st Field Artillery Brigade at Fort Hoyle, Md. plewood, N. J., are spending a few | from Berkeley, Calif., to the Presidio days at the Martinique on their \xayiof San Francisco, about Juneal5. home from Florida. STUDIO BED-COU BOX PLEATED Stokes, First Lieut. Marcus B, jr., THE EVENING STAR, Field Artillery, from Fort Bragg, N. C., to Fort Sill, about June 15. Jones, Capt. Albert B, Engineer Corps, from Port Angeles, Wash., to Duluth, Minn., about July 15. Henning, First Lieut. Frank A, Field Artillery, from Fort Leaven- worth, Kans., to Fort 8ill. Barber, First Lieut. Edward, Coast Artillery Corps, from Cambridge, Mass., to Fort Monroe, Va. Magruder, Pirst Lieut. Carter B., Field Artillery, from Fort Leaven- worth to Fort 8ill. Leusley, First Lieut. James H., Field WASHINGTON, Artillery, from Fort Wayne, Ind, to Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyo., about June 26. Nicholas, First Lieut. Charles P., Field Artillery, from West Point, N. Y., to Fort Sill, August 31. Maughan, Second Lieut. Elvin F., Alr Corps, assigned to duty at Crissy Field, Calif., with temporary rank of first lieutenant. Hudson, Second Lieut. Harold Baird, Chemical Warfare Service, from Irwin, Pa., to Edgewood Arsenal, Md., about April 15. SPECIAL SALE CROSSE & BLACKWELL Food Products 27c Preserves—pound jars 21c Jellies—8-0z. glasses ....... 27c Orange Marmalade—pound jar Soups in tins, a new product. . . .15¢, 2 for 29¢ a Pantry Corner Street Floor. Avenve=Tth. Sh ond © Gta. Thursday Is the Last Day of the Candlewicking Demonstration SPECIAL SALE-POPULAR HES For Only Al —You’ll find these very handy when unexpe cted company “drops in” to spend the night and useful all the time as a davenport! They're covered with figured denim in rust or green—are complete with inner-spring mattress and three kapok-filled pillows—and may be opened into a double bed or two twin beds. MADE-TO-ORDER NUMDAH RUGS Special Thursday Only 4x6 foot s LJ —Bright, colorful rugs imported from India and made of goat hair with striking de- (%sxgns embroidered on S\ rose, blue, green, crchid, S black, sand and white grounds. 3x4-ft. Size, $2.99 2x3-ft. Size, $1.49 Kann's—Third Floor. Only 2 More Days to Order = TABLE PADS Any Size Up to 48x65 for $2.98 —A perfectly smooth pad with wood finished washable top, and felt back. Pad and leaves fold compactly into four. Delivery within ten days. Bring paper pattern of HALF of your table. Extra Leaves up to size 12x54 in., 98¢ ea. Kann’s—Street Floor. ¢ oty Be Prepared for “April Showers” \4“ Women's 16-Rib Gloria UMBRELLAS 430 of Them— Special Each at— *1.49 Sturdy, durable Gloria. Gilt frames—wood ks. Smart new hand! Black with white, navy, brown, green, red. Kann's—Street Floor, Kann’s—Third Floor. SLIP COVERS g For Any 2-pec. Suite The price is very special! —These covers will be made to fit any size two-piece suite of furniture with four separate cushions—Of any of the materials, mentioned below, in the color or com- bination of colors you select. Covers are box pleated all around, and cushion covers are fastened with snaps. —The materials for your choosing are 50-inch linen-faced cretonnes, plain colored jaspes and homespuns. 3-pc. Suite Covers, with 5 separate cushions—$21.95 Kann's—Third Floor. "ODORA” Double-Door WARDROBE CLOSETS 1.19 —Sturdy one-piece closets with over - lapping . doors that make them practically airtight...They’re made of corrugated fibre board and are 60x20x15 inches in size, with hanger rod to hold 8 to 10 garments. Odoro Chests, size 30x12x15 55¢ ea., 2 for $1.00 Notions—Street Floor. 3 he Avenue'~=Tth. Sth and O Sts. ’ D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935. ann “The Avenue"=7th. Sth and © Sts FASHION SECTIONS ., . Provide the Correct Spring Apparel for EVERY WOMAN The COATS $19.75 —The excellent tailoring, the fine qual- ity of the fabrics, and the smart trim- mings leave nothing to be desired. The proportions and styles are especially de- signed to flatter every woman. Swagger or fitted types, with trimmings of fur, taffeta, and moire. Sizes 36 to 46 and 371 to 45%;- The DRESSES *13.95 —Of course, the Spring outfitting will include a new dress, too. The chic woman will find in this moderately priced collection exquisitely detailed jacket en- sembles, redingotes, and swagger cos- tumes, as well as smart, dressy frocks. Also dresses especially designed to flatter the larger woman. Sizes 1612 to 2472 and 38 to 52 Kann's—Second Floor. Large Women’s Shadow Panel SLIPS —Four-gore or bias- cut styles—of silk $ lace trimmed—with . adjustable straps. White and tearose. Sizes 40 to 52. Kann's—Second Floor. A Special Purchase of Smart FOUNDATION Garments 3099 Health Belt Corsette —A firm, beautiful garment with uplift abdominal inner belt. Corrects bulgy figure...banishes fatigue, Sizes 38 to 50. Short and long lengths. Lastex Corsette —A perfect fitting lastex corsette with panel front of brocade and uplift brassiere top of exquisite Orien- tal lace. 16-inch Girdle —A handsome girdle with talon front fastening and lastex back. Sizes 27 to 34. Lastex Back Girdle —A 14-inch girdle with talon front fastening. Bro- cade front with two slight bones—and lastex back. Sizes 26 to 34. Evening Back Corsette —An average long corsette of satin lustered lastex. Sizes 32 to 38. Kann's—Second Floor. Usual $5.00 Qualities Specially Made for This Event To Sell at Only— WHITE SWAN / UNIFORMS - E 7 HAND-TURNED, Leather-Soled “Shaggy Kicks” <3 The Walking Shoe That Feels Like a House Slipper 3.4 o Lighter Weight o More Flexible Including Samples 1.59 2 for $3.00 L} $1.95 and $2.25 Values ' o White Poplins e Colored Broadcloths o Black Broadcloths —Uniforms for maids, nurses, beauticians and home keepers. Regulation and novelty styles, of- fered at this low price because of a special purchase. Sizes 16 to 46. —Every woman and young girl too, likes a comfortable walking shoe! But how they hate a heavy welt sole! These shoes are just what they want—Ilight and flexible and made of soft Kann's— “bucko” (service suede) in navy blue, light beige Second Floor. and dark brown to blend with the swanky new S . Spring suits. Sizes 314 to 8. Width A, B, C. 5 Kann's—Fourth Floor, : ]