Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 25

GRAND GUILD WINS Parking Ban Sunday Is Father's Day! Here Are Gifts for Dad! EUP AI UPPERVII.I.E —is lifted, drive downtown one of our pure silk novelty ties make a hit! Cool seersuckers have too many! m;rdlk? MIEE e fevonita Tnteswaven; dnd to shop—chauffeur at our in conservative patterns—polka and novelty cottons in solid cholce of many €00C Jo0XTE Monito brands in Summer colors curb to park your car. dots, plaids, stripes, conventional blues, browns and maroons. Give to match his ties and socks! 25¢ to match his ties and ’kerchiefs. to 50c. “Bobby” Young’s Ride Hum- 1214.1220 F Street .eflecu- $1 to §3. ., himsixi 3% each, 'u'.:.‘i'm..m.._um R Bizes 10 to 12. 35¢ to $1 a pair. bles Score of Veterans | A : in Big Event. . Golf Froc ks Water Champs for Summer, 1935 % ¢ 2 Gay times ahead for 4 g e annual renewal of e Up, ville | E: ; ; : et o e o | 4 : J uniors A striped silk | Wwith Adjustable Straps That Can't Slip! youthful timber and brush amateur | ‘w 3 ; , f 2 - 1” These Delectable : = $1 0 95 $ 5 .95 BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Jr., Staff Correspondent of The Star. Jockey who guided Mrs. William C. Langley’s Grand Guild to victory in | the Founders’' Cup trial. The contest was open only to horses bred and Y o * % 55 Ch'ff F k : 3 The “uplift” bra top is hel vned in Fauquier and Loudoun . 3 [ i e “‘upli ra top is held Counties, : 5 2 I O n ro C s 7 ‘Action-back! lncm'el,y - pllge v':lth ch}m_ A brilliant variety of events | : * y manipulated shoulder brought hunters, handicap jumpers, | =~ 2, : ol Expertly straps. The skirt in front breeding stock, and even draft horses, | 3 < only—another new feature into the field. | a_¢, ¢ X Tailored! of this grand suit in zephyr Ernest Redmon of Middleburg had | " . ,‘ needlepoint knit. Blue, aqua, his usual collection of glossy young- | s 3 red, green. Sizes 32 to 38. sters on hand to top the suitable | . i classes. Roger Bayly won two good | A perfect vacation More Surf Shop classes with his 3-year-old Report. ! o The peacocks of Langollen Farm, frock! . Pleats in the News! owned by Mrs. John Hay Whitney, | P skirt for freedom in 2-in-1 Cape or Towel, in white have ambled forth in fine form in y A striding down the with contrast, $2.95. draft classes, dividing the honors \ R . Beach Clogs; leather soies, there with entries of C. E. Norman t 5 A s BRIGHT WEEK-ENDS ... gay house H fairway. Action back 1.95, of Purcellville and Raymond Myers. C Mrs. Whitney, still grounded by in- | 3 parties . . . garden party afternoons— waist, and enough Juries suffered in a recent fall, stood | : off e and YOU in one O.f these e]u§i"91y b § arm fullness for easy at the’ ringside to watch her juvenile ’ lovely flowered chiffons ... with a § It by per e RO little shoulder cape or jacket, a shirred swing of a golf club. pects from other barns. f ] e pe or jacket, a s : sl = Mrs. Daniel C. Sands of Middleburg, : / collar, or bright glass buttons! \ vely enough to whose husband has long been master | 34 . :z take the other play- iof Sthe 'hunt, n that town, Jenrnecy Faaler.y b BUSINESS-LIKE days shopping in AHH ¢ ers’ eyes off the ball, the distinction of a one-two finish in | an enormous lightweightgreen hunter town . . . at_the office. YOU, cool as il in 2-tone blue, e e ; | &3 the proverbial cucumber, in a dark- L e up some excellent comers from his ] N ; A gr simple and tailored, with 4 oUnCpEt D navy-and-red. Sizes barns at Orange and found them | 1 T n 8 well placed in almost every outing. ‘ , pique or organdie collar. Sizes 11 to 17. A : 0 20. : Junior Deb Shop—Fourth Floor First day summaries: | " Better Sports Shop— Summaries of First Day. Draft horse mares and foals—First, | LR Thirg Floor Kate and foal, Raymon W. Myers; | second, Elsie and foal, C. E. Norman; | third, Grace and foal, Mr. Myers. Draft yearlings—First. Arch, Har- e e Sk AT Summer Coats a Rubber Caps, 35¢ to 75c. Surf Shop—Third Floor Farm. Draft 2-year-olds—First, Lucy, Mr. 2 A Plelds; second, Nell, Mr. Norman; For Misses! third, Lottie, Mr. Fields. 4 - 3 Draft 3-year-olds—First, Mack, Mr. Flattering Pink, y For Juniors! Norman; second, Bet, Mrs. Josephine | S Llll)'_:)x;:nth;i)?-'se?-r?icfier'svfiog;;y‘:vnxf}:x:." Blue, Lilac 4 52\ White and Pastels L. Y Are Bnng'"g Crowds gollen Farm; second, Conquelle, Llan- and White Scurry,ng to the gollen Farm; third, Nell, Mrs. Libby. : ‘B 95 /5% ? # Pure-bred draft stallions—First, ; Coma, Llangollen Farm: second, LN SR $ . 17 i : ] Cotton Frock Shop! Princeton Mack, Mitchell and daugh- mfiunter improvement class—First, New, mid-season successes . . . easy to wear, easy Ann Duvall, Peach brothers: second, il : 1 Angora Swaggers ) pd : - > t: wnsh.'eu::y fim ;)he budglet.. more than easy on Heavy draft pairs—First, Bet and | ; < N Coolaine Swaggers iy o ; ONLY AT JELLEFF'S! Sizes for misses and Nell, Mrs. Libby: second, Alvin and H A g & g’ women—14 to 44—and 21 new styles! - Mack, Mr. Norman: third, Grace and . ; <. Thchiost ofs Sina d 3 5 2 John, Mr. Withers : It's a pastel Sum- ? ycnest of SUE 2 \ —sSkipper print pigue .un-tan Remount class yearling colts—First, mer coat fashions frock. (Sketches B.) Dorothy, E. L. Redmon: second, Ann ; T mer—wear one of 2% ...and so useful. A2 <n . —Dimity with rippled sleeves. { $: Z 95 g:a\-ra}ix.bl:‘;a}fek;(bmhers. third, Recall, these light-weight it i ReEathcr gt . g 33 Dimity with dots and pleat- Hunter improvement class, 2-year- flannel suits and 3 %% just warm enough. old half-breds—First, Our Way, Mr. 1 AT 3 Y A E and casual ¢ A ook your prettiest! 2 asy 3 7, Redmon; second. Dorothy N., Peach 5 5 P e ” brothers; third, Beautiful Lady, H. E. Single- breasted A White, Jack Rose, / —Crease-resisting voile with Martseller; fourth, Cherry Red, Mrs. § 2 ot 1i ] 4 Golden Bantam, A N/ f spaghetti tie. i John Hay Whitney. Jacket, slim, 3 “\ Lilac, Blue, Jubilee ps BT —Seersucker rainbow stripe ) 53 95 ings. —Dimity shirtwaist frock. Heavy draft pairs—First, gray team, | ' . . Tion 3 3 L 3 with entre deux Llangt;ll{en Fflr‘x’n: second, gray team, | 5 4 stralght skirt, Nice & B i Pm}.(' S}zes 11 to 17 el 2 —Tartan plaid seersucker Llangollen Farm; third, Rose and ) ; ly tailored. : * for juniors, 14 to 20 4 * AL with sun-tan shoulder tie. Bessie, Mr. Norman | for misses. o "Tiay e 2 —Pique voile—organdy col- Half-breds, mares and foals—First, | ; 4 - 5 lar and cuffs. (Sketched A.) Brownie and foal, H. H. Kolly; second, ¢ ' . Miss Ganador and foal, Graham - Other Summer ok [3 —Chiffonell voiles in Brush Dougherty; third, Dolly and foal, . : For Misses. Coats, Y i A = Bloom patterns. ? $ 5 .95 Peach brothers. . } o —String lace with ystal Four-horse teams—First, team, | Sizes 14 to 20. Musses’ White 5595 to $29.75 - 2 S T bu‘;tosw lcSeketc;led é'r)\= Llangollen Farm; second, team, Mr. et i [ h f 1 Nr‘-!r_‘kx:\an. 5l o ; Suits Shop— g Fashion Coat Shop— Cinles ami e ree-year-old suitables, shown in i hand—First. Slingshot, Mr. Carter; | Eoar e ShindjRlese gecond, Mud Guard, Mrs. Whitney: | third, Sweep Along, Mrs. D. N. Lee. " | | | Middle and Heavy. Three-year-old middle and heavy weights — First. Hunter’'s Choice, | George P. Greenhalgh; second, Royal | Wander, Dr. L. M. Allen; third, | Going Up, Mr. Redmon. | Half-bred 3-year-olds—First. Re- | port, Roger Bayly: second, Lucille, Mr. | Redmon; third, Going Up, Mr. Hed-‘ mon; fourth, Leap Year, Ray S. Shoe- | maker. | Three-year-old hunters—First, Re- | | D e et Loche M- Your Vacation Stockings MUST Be Air your fingers in white White! Pastels! Navy! Brown! Inlix‘ltg};‘,tflll?ntr& ::;llill‘l;nbzel:sgf;‘.hg: ‘ e : W h ife J ewe I r Simtee | | Gold Stripe Mesh Gloves Bracies, Cis Neskie, | ROdalaque Bags oo hacks—rirst, mity, reacn|] Free From Rings! s Fishnet Tops! Organdie Tops! Earrings! Slick, Smart, Easy to Clean! brothers; second, Dorothy M, Peach | So beautiful . . . so clear . .. so sheer! No All the Summer favorites are here! Pin- :::n‘yz!lde;}el:l gmn“j,:dwefi:;ufx: :nnr::: neuoerdx L brothers; third, Leap Year, Mr. Shoe- | runs from ‘“garter-clasp” can pass the point Mesh with tuck or embroidered or- 51 leaf design with your pastel crepes . . . Wear en- s'l braided top-handle pouch and the backstrap pr. x&ccen"t'to Bright Frocks! ma:(l;rli 1our:h, Mitze, Mr. Shoemaker. | famous Gold Stripe. And nowhere but at 3 9;;' gandle -tops! Cotton Mesh with fishnet amel jewelry with your bright linens . . . wear styles (sketched) are but two of the many EUMS}:’Y;, Mr?e::l:r&r:fl s‘zfl:’fl—?{:&{ Jelleff’s can you buy them! ; $2. :llllld‘: tops! 3::"! P‘]“": rt‘mh ':' delicate prystal with your chiffons! Bracelets, styles. Other smart bags at $3 in capeskin, Slogaht, Mr. Carter; second, First Gold Stripe “Adjustables” 4-thread Chiffons. . .$1.15 tm t:ldthmmn ‘: 'mpc orth buying clips, necklaces, earrings—marvelous for the calf and grained leather. Lion, Mr. Carter; fourth, Glory Road, | High-Twist Sheer 3-Thread Chiffons $1.15 w0 an e money! Handbags—Street Floor. Mrs. Whitney. | Gold Stripe Silk Stockings—Only at Jelleff's!—St. Floor. Gloves—Street Floor Jewelry—Street Floor andbags—Street Floor. The Founders’ Cup, for locally bred and owned horses—First, Grand Guild, Mrs. W. C. Langley; second, Cataract, | }G’earh b‘;;vfihers third, Flying Pulse, s 500 F h en illiam Mitchell; fourth, | o 2 C p Wealthy, Mrs. Sands. | . ’ renc re e Middle and heavy weight gieen hunt- ers—First, Big John, Miss Pamela 4 4 ’ o Humphrey; second. Pirst Knight, - Mrs. Whitney: third, Palos Park, Dr. 1 . v &. C. Randolph; fourth, Blue Ridge, : — Gen. Mitchell. \%fl, . Heavyweight hunters—First, Kin- prillis, Mrs. Whitney; second, Merry 0, \ Erince, Mrs. G. P- Greenhalen; third, ' 6‘ S 1 ue Ridge, Gen. Mitchell; fourth, Wimalaya, Mrs. Cary Jackson. S S Sty o Handicap hunters—First, Missin ¢ ne i Caddy, Dr. Randolph: second, Mfi‘ < O low p e Fairy, Mrs. Jackson; third, Murphy's | / - ) Heroine, Miss Mary Keogh; fourth, | Sumatra, Mr. ler, ’ v . . : R | 1 1. The four-gore fitted slip, tailored 4. The fitted bias slip with double PO" Celana . : and hemstitched. Viop tailored. : > ] 2. The four-gore alternating bias slip 5. The bias slip trimmed with im- ermanent : : y g . with lace vestee. ported lace. i s Wave J 3. The four-gore fitted slip in dark 6. The tailored sports slip with low Agtention, colors. back. Vacation-goers! Every slip has these important features: Rip-proof seams. No'sag or twist. Moulded : Special! f yoke“sections that curve to your body. Fabrics tested to wash bgmmfully and i 2 French Crepe y » wear well. All models available in tea rose or white. No. 3 slip in navy, black e 2 isses’ Dewy Fres or brown. Sizes 34 to 44. 3 ) Dotted Swiss nghhes J ? ] Come in—Write in—Phone in—But Be 51 .9 5 i " 3 Sure to Get Some of These! 3 | » Neg|igees Grey Shops—S8econd Floor This greatly reauced .50 4 N ~ 7 3 . price includes S e $ Please note that thev're £ 2 & .. ” 5 s poo and Finger Wave S | FLOOR IENG”{':H(M lm;:u) : . 5 2 ) ° Really a $6 Valu . . . that the are elabo- 1 > ® N g P % rately appliqued with lace! & 4 Orange juice and coffee, and B Bng? VReT e Coh Cappiied And such STYLE—slit skirts, 3 . 3 / YOU in this crisp, cool. dotied directly (to the hair which gives you double ruffie bottoms, cock- 3 s : . 2 jwiss negligee wit! attering soft waves with lots of curls. just &s ; . ¢ : 3 capey sleeves. Pink, blue, vou desire tail bottoms! Sleeveless or ot ” o s e i R o . cape sleeves. ‘Tearose, blue, : 3 ¢ 4 - rcupd‘ e Warner Beauty Studio buttercup. Sizes 15 to 17. . : : jum and large sizes. 1318 F St. N.W. 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