Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1935, Page 25

TENPLARS PLAN SUNRISE SERVICE Annual Easter Rites to Be Held at Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. The annual Easter sunrise service at Arlington National Cemetery will be conducted Sunday at 7:30 am. under auspices of the Grand Com- mandery of the District of Columbia Knights Templar, assisted by visiting knights from several nearby States. Six separate commandery organi- gations in the city will participate in the services and ranking officials of the Government have been invited to ettend. The Religious Service Com- mittee in charge consists of Eugene E. Thompson, chairman; Arthur M. Poynton, Arthur C. Shaw, J. Claude Keiper and J. Fred Huber. The serv- ice will be broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting System through Station WJSV. U. S. Marine Band to Lead. The United States Marine Band will lead the impressive procession of knights in the full regalia of their order. They will form at the west | gate of the cemetery, marching to the amphitheater, where the service is scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock. There will be prayers by Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the House, who is grand prelate of the District commandery; by Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer, grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge, F. A. A. M., of | the District, and by Rev. Dr. Sydney Kay Evans, chief of chaplains, United States Navy. Hymns will be sung to music of the Marine Band under leadership of Capt. Taylor Branson, the singing to be led by the choral unit of the Order of Eastern Star, including 60 voices, under direction of Mrs. Selma Klein and Theodore C. Lewis. Members of the unit will appear in red vestments. Dr. Gray to Preach. ‘The sermon will be preached by | Rev. Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray, chan- | cellor of the American University. A feature of the program will be the presence of the 125 uniformed members or Job's Daugnters, compris- ing groups from Bethel No. 1 and Bethel No. 2 of Washington, Bethel No. 4 of Alexandria, Va., and Bethel | No. 10 of Mount Rainier, Md. Under direction of J. C. McConnell, driil master. they will form & cross in the parquet of the amphitheater prior to the opening of the service. The street railway and bus com- panies have arranged special sched- ules. To Attend Catholic ! head the receiving line, and among | Commander ROLAND M. BROWN, Grand commander of Knights Templar, Plz}ns of Democrats_ From Pennsylvania Many prominent Democrats from Pennsylvania, as well as former Penn- sylvanians residing in Washington, will attend the reception and dance at the Shoreham Hotel Wednesday eve- ning, May 1, sponsored by the Penn= sylvania Democratic Club of Wash- ington in honor of the Keystone State's Democratic congressional del- egation. Senator Joseph F. Guffey, as the ranking guest of honor, will others receiving will be Gov. and Mrs. George H. Earle, and Mrs. Carol Miller, Miss Ida Guffey and Miss Paulette Guffey, sisters of the Sen- ator. Among the members of the Penn- sylvania Democratic Club of Wash- ington who met at dinner Tuesday evening to complete plans for the cel- ebration were the Third Assistant Postmaster General, Mr. Clinton B. Eilenberger; Mr, John J. Doyle, pres- ident of the club, and Mr. J. F. Quinn, chairman. Ticket chairmen from whom cards of admission may be obtained include Miss Gladys Goerninger, Federal H {Housing Administration; Lieut. Peace Dmner l\j()l’ld‘ily George Prendergast, General Post | Office; Mr. I. Lewis Markus, Mr. John Among those who will participate | J. Culliton and Miss Grace C. Knerr, in the Ninth Annual Conference of N- R. A Miss Emile Bradshaw, Sen- the Catholic Association for Inter- |ate Office Building; Mr. John Weiner, national Peace in serving on the Gen- | House Office Building; Mr. Martin | eral Committee and planning to at- | COff and Mr. Joseph Landow, A. A. A.; tend the international dinner to be | Mr. Donald Bower, Public Works Ad- given on Easter Monday evening at | Ministration, and Mrs. Lester Pollock, the Mayflower Hotel are the Minister | of Portugal, Joao A. de Bianchi, and Mme. de Bianchi; the Minister of China and Mme. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, the Minister of Haiti and Mme. Al- | bert Blanchet,. +Senator David I | ‘Walsh, Representative and Mrs. Michael L. Igoe, Representative Maury Maverick, Most Rev. James | H. Ryan, D. D, of the Catholic Uni- | versity; Most Rev. Emmet M. Walsh, | D. D, Bishop of Charleston; Right | Rev. Msgr. William J. Kerby, Very Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Ready, Rev.| Dr. Coleman Nevils, S. J.; Rev. Dr. | Edmund A. Walsh, 6. J.; Rev. Dr.| Joseph F. Thorning, S. J.; Rev. Wil- | liam Bolger, C. S. C.; Rev. Edward V.| Stanford, O. S. A.; M. Martin T.| Manton, Judge Mary O'Toole, Dr.| Henry F. Grady, Mrs. George E. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fran- cis Doyle, Mrs. H. F. Chadeayne, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F, Mullen, Dr. and | Mrs. Frank O’Hara, J. Leo Kolb, Dr. Elizabeth Morrisey, Dr. Elizabeth M. Lynskey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Caravati, Miss Mary V. Merrick, Miss Mary Mattingly, Miss Helen Stafford ‘Whitton, Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, Miss Agnes G. Regan, Miss Anna | Hagan, Miss Louise McGuire, Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Miss Sarah | ‘Weadick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keat- ‘ ing and Mr. and Mrs. Camden R. Mc- Atee. A number of Catholic colleges have made reservations. . Late Arrivals Penalized. Late arrivals at one theater in Prague, Czechoslovakia, are now shown into a special box, which con- tains no seats and affords only a poor view of the stage. PresentiNG A ©® Whimsically boxed in a huge Easter egg, are twin bottles of Elizabeth Arden's famous perfumes, Blue Department of the Interior. - Les Fauvettes Will Sing Tomorrow Night A discriminating audience of drama and music lovers will assemble tomor- row evening in Wardman Park Thea- ter to witness a Good Friday pres- entation of Strindberg’s symbolic drama, . Easter,” offered by the acting group of the King-Smith Studio School, with a background of music taken from Haydn's “Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross,” to be sung by Les Fauvettes. There could be no more appropriate drama for Good Friday than this masterpiece of the world-famous playwright, whose theme is in accord with the spirit of the Lenten season, and whose story takes place Maundy Thrusday. Good Friday and Easter eve. It is charac- teristic of Strindberg that he himself suggests the Haydn “Passion” as the entracte music to accompany his drama and the players will invest the | presentation with the spiritual thought that both the drama and the occa- sion demand. As a benefit for the long-desired ‘“bus-top” for the boys and girls of one of the Capital’s popular charities, Neighborhood House, this Good Friday event offers a further reason for be- ing. Among those who will be present are Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Dr. and Mrs. Francis Hagner, Capt. and Mrs. Farwell, Miss Anne Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burchard, Miss Mabel Van Dyke and Mr. Frank Baer. Grass and Tuberose, a miniature box of the “lllusion™ powder of which you, sir, are probably oblivious, for it is so sheer you fondly imagine she wears none at all. This is but one of many charming Easter Gifts in our Arden Booth—Super- vised by Arden experts. Street Floor. 12141220 F STREET ®1935 EA THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY Act Quickly for These SpeCiaI Values Here you will find some of the newer things slated for reduction soon that we decided to let you have before Easter. “Worth while” is putting it mildly! Misses' and Women's $29.75 to $39.75 525 Daytime and Afternoon Dresses Sheer wools and silk crepes, pure dye silk prints—in one-piece, two-piece, includ- ing Redingotes print dresses, or wool coats. . A collection of finer fashions, sharply reduced! Women's and Little Women's $25 520 and $29.85 Redingote Ensembles Separate, full length coats of wool or silk—one model with fully lined coat. The dresses are smartly styled prints, all pure silk and pure dye. Navy or black coats with colorful prints on dark backgrounds. $17.00 $19.75 Ensembles with silk or wool coats.......... $16.95 Ensembles with silk or wool coats seisneisieeinees 1295 Moderate Price Dress Shops—Second Floor. Misses' $25 Redingote Ensembles, 520 with separate silk or wool Coats A finely tailored full length coat AND a dress of pure dye, pure silk print—a 3-in- one wardrobe for Spring! Wear them separately or together, and mix accessories to make one outfit look like half a dozen. Coats, navy or black. Some plain sheer dresses. Sizes 12 to 20. veee....$12.95 and $17 $16.95 and $19.75 Ensembles Juniors’ $10.95 & $12.95 Sheer Jacket Dresses $-I O Dark sheers with flaring little jackets and polka-dot trimming—dresses with and Cape Ensembles—Sizes Il to 17 capes lined in colorful printed silk—sheer afternoon dresses in navy, lighter Misses’ and Women's $10.95 and blue, rose and brown. .95 $12.95 Two-piece Boucle Dresses 3 8 Gown Salon—Second Floor. Junior Deb Shop—Fourth Floor. The lacey blouses with soft jabot and V necklines are most flattering. So are the clear bright colors. And boucle wears splendidly! Twelve new models in powder and aqua blues, cameo pink, canary yellow, leaf green, continental blue and white. For misses, 14 to 20. Women, 36 to 42. Sports Shop—Third Floor. ’ Women's $39.75 to $59.75 53 5 Furred and Furless Dress Coats $59.75—Forstmann tweeds, with natural lynx collars—green, dawn blue, tan. 36-40. 859.75—Detachable cape coats with fox. Navy, grey, dawn blue, brown. 3515 to 39, and 38. $49.75—Cape-collared coats with fox. 3514 to 39. $49.75—Forstmann tweeds with galyak cuffs—grey and dawn blue. 88 and 40. $49.75—Casual coats with wolf, fox and raccoon collars. 36 to 42, and 351%. $49.75—Rothmore coats with kolinsky cuffs. Brown and tan. 3715 and 38. $39.75—Dress coats with ermine, galyak, or fox. Navy, brown and black. 36 to 40, 35 to 391%. Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor. Misses’ $39.75, $49.75 and $59.75 $3 5 Fur-Trimmed Spring Coats $49.75 navy, grey, or brown coats with beige or azure fox collars. 16 and 20. $49.75 cape coats with white or beige ermine shawls. Sizes 14 to 18—§35. $39.75 swagger coats with fox cuffs. Sizes 14 and 16. $59.75 detachable cape coat of Forstmann beige woolen, ermine trimmed. Size 16. $39.75 navy, brown, or beige dress coats with mountain sable cuffs. 14 to 18. Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor. Women's $16.95 to $25 Coats Fur-Trimmed and Furless $25 Beaver and Raccoon collared tweed mixtures in tan, green, brown. 36 to 44. . $15 $25 Brown Crepe Dress Coat with fox cuffs. Size 42. $15. $25 Grey wool crepe with mole shawl collars, 3915 and 40. $15. $19.75 Checked and shadow plaid swaggers in green, grey, tan and brown. 36, 38. 3515 and 4114, $15. $16.95 Dress coats with kid, galyak, mole, squirrel, in navy, brown, black. 36 to 44. 815. $16.95 Matelasse and corded crepe coats with quilted taffeta, moire, and stitched Furred and furless types collars. Navy, black, brown. 36 to 42, 3515 to 391%. Women's Inexpensive Coats—Third Floor. . ’ Misses' $16.95 to $25 Coats 51 5 $25 Squirrel trimmed swaggers—grey or dawn blue. Size 16. $15. $25 Green, brown, or beige monotone tweed coats with wolf collars. 14 to$18. 15 $16.95 Fitch-trimmed black or navy coats. Sizes 14, 18,20. $15. $16.95 Navy or brown swaggers with Vicuna fox collars. Sizes 14-18. $15. $16.95 All black coats with detachable capes, galyak revers. Sizes 16, 18, 20. $15. Misses’ Inexpensive Coats—Fourth Floor. Easter Handbags These are some of our new bags that are captivating Easter patrons! Nat Lewis Handbags of smooth calf, metal trimmed ........ La Garde Pouch or envelope bags of smooth calf. Secret pockets are the special La Garde feature $7.50 Matelasse Crepe Vanity fitted with vanity and lipstick $5.00 Beauvette and bead embroidered eve- : ning bags............ e e $5.00 Smooth Calf Bags with talon-closing pocket. $3.00 Handle Pouches of soft leathers.. .$3.00 Colors—black, brown, navy, purple, grey, white and red in a glorious col- lection of Easter bags from $2 to $25. NEW! Easter Jewelry Clips—Earrings—Bracelets—Buckles New Morning Glory designs. New Daisy designs, perfumed. New Birchwood with Catlin. New Quintuplets jewelry. New Real Carved Ivory. New Chamois-colored Catlin. New 5 “Fluffy-Ruffle” Braclets. New Real Turquoise and Catlin. These assortments are delightfully new and n'ua\kel the choice for Easter wearing very easy . APRIL 18, 1935. THE REW elleffs 1214-1220 F STREET Under the Easter Frock— We Suggest - Tulane Panel Slips —of the beautiful Crepe Gartiere Pure silk, pure dye! Tulane slips can stand a lot of praise and we are pleased to have this new shipment for Easter selling! o Cut true to size and on the bias to fit smoothly and give per- fect ease in walking. o With double lock-stitched seams, absolutely rip-proof. o With 24-inch shadow panels. o Styles variously and elaborately trimed with excellent laces. o Flower-fresh tea rose and white. Sizes 32 to 44. Grey Shops—Second Floor. New! 2-Thread Chiffon Silk Stockings 3 pairs $3.30 Extra salespeople to- morrow and Saturday to insure quick service to all Gold Stripe pa- trons. We are especially proud to suggest these new, exquisitely sheer stockings for Easter gifts. They come in warm Spring colors that harmonize perfectly with Spring’s greys, blues, and browns and later on with Summer pastels. And be- sides being beautiful they have the famous “Gold Stripe” that prevents runs that start above from getting beyond the garter hem. And quality assured in silk 100% pure. Another Gift favorite—""Ad | ustables''-sti5 With 7-inch top for length adjustment. Girdles may vary, lengths differ, garters long or short—‘“Adjustables” are always sure to be the correct length. Gift box of three pairs, $3.30. Gold Stripe Silk Stockings are erclusive with JellefP's in Washington, at our F Street Store and two Connecticut Avenue Shops—3409 and 1721 Connecticut Avenue. Florsheim Presents Navy Sandals for Easter Wear $8.75 and $10-50 £ 3 With all perfection you naturally look for in each small detail. The deeply cut-out front-strap sandal, ideal for wear with redingotes, silks and the dressier suits. The tailored town sandal, heel a trifle lower, shank a trifle more closed-in, the perfect complement of the more tailored coat or suit. Btptthhgnodels sketched are of fine kid, streamlined with tiny perforations and stitching. Town sandal with Cuban heel, more closed-in shank, Streamlined design. Navy, brown, Very open sandal with high continental heel In navy, black or brown-with beige......$10.50