Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1935, Page 23

S Members of Society Are Journeying Mrs. Mills and Senor And Senora de la Torriente Sailing. ‘Mrs. Ogden Mills, wife of the former | Secretary of the Treasury, will sail | from New York tonight on the Bremen | for Europe. ‘The former Cuban Ambassador to this country and Senora de la Tor- | riente will sail today from New York on the Champlain for Europe. They | will go to the Hague, Holland, where Dr. de la Torriente is now a member | of the high court of arbitration. Former Representative and Mrs. Frank Murphy of Ohio are at Hotel Dennis in Atlantic City for several ‘weeks, later returning to their Wash- ington home at 1734 Poplar lane in Rock Creek Park Estates. Mr. and Mrs. William Whiting An- drews are in New York for a short stay and are at the Weylin Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rushton of Birmingham, Ala., with their children, little Adelaide Rushton and Allen Rushton, jr, joined Mrs. Rushton’s mother, Mrs. David H. Blair and Mr. Blair at the Wardman Park Hotel a few days ago. Mrs. Blair and her | daughter and grandchildren are in Atlantic City for several weeks at the Marlboro-Blenheim. Mrs. Blair was also accompained to Atlantic City by young David Blair, jr., and his house guest, Mr. Robert McBride. Mrs. Thomas J. Ryder, accompanied by her daughters, Miss Nancy Ryder | and Miss Betty Ryder, and her mother, Mrs. Annie E. Callahan, will sail to- morrow at noon from New York aboard the Grace liner Santa Lucia for a tour of Chile and Peru. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Marston went Wednesday to Greenwich, Conn, where they attended the wedding that day of the latter's mother, Mrs. E. Isabelle Trenchard Arnold and Mr. Storer Goodwin Decatur of New York, which took place in the home of Rev. Lyman H. Merrill, who per- formed the ceremony. Following the ceremony, Mr. and| Mrs. Decatur and the members of | the two families motored to New York where Mrs. Edward Trenchard entertained at a wedding breakfast in her apartment at the Ambassador. | Mr. and Mrs. Decatur sailed for Bermuda, and upon their return will | go to Kittery Point, Me., for the re-| mainder of the Summer. They will make their home in New York in | the Fall. | Mrs. James Parmalee of Washington, | who has been at the Greenbrier for & few weeks, left yesterday for her home in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. G. Carroll Todd are | at the Vanderbilt Hotel in New York for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Townsend have come to Washington from their home at Chippewa Lake, Ohic, to| spend several months and have leased | an apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel. Their daughter, Miss Barbasa | ‘Townsend, is with them. Mr. and Mis Arthur A. De Titta| are spending several days at the Hen- lopen Hotel, Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mr. and Mrs Felix A. Grisette of Chapel Hill, N C., are occupying a suite at the Wardman Park Hotel for a few dayr and were joined in their apartment by Miss Ruth Baily of Pittsburgh. Miss Maud E. McPherson sailed from Baltimore Wednesday for Hafre. She will make a visit to the coast of Brittany and to Paris, followed by a tour of England and Scotland. She plans to return to her home at 1646 Hobart street northwest about Sep- tember 15. Mr. and Mrs James D. Dusenberry are in New York, at the Vanderbilt, for a short stay Miss Agness E McKelvey and Miss Eleanor M. Ward are staying at the ‘Whitfield Hote. in Ocean Grove, N. J., while on vacetion. Mrs. Carl Casey has gone to White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, and is at the Greenbrier, accompanied by Mss. T. C. Yopliffe Mrs. ‘Lillie M. Madden and Miss Margaret Marie Byrne motored to At- lantic City and are at the Marlber- ough-Blenheim until Sunday. Mrs. Joseph C. Weitzman of Los Angeles, Calif., formerly Miss Jean Eleanor Favelson of this city, is visit- ing her mother, Mrs. A. Cordover, on Twenty-first stieet northwest. Miss Mary C H. Davis of Litchfield, | KAPLOWITZ OCIETY. . Engaged MISS Sg;HIE ELLEN P, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Stamp of Croom, Md., who announce her engage- ment to Mr. Walter Neal Gar- ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Garner of Croom. The wed- ding will take place in the Autumn. —8. Kann Sons Photo. Conn., has come to Washington to | spend several months and has taken | an apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel. Deserted Wives Costly. Taxpayers of Southern Wales are protesting against the cost of public care for the large numbers of de- serted wives and children. Shampooed by Experts Mothproof Storage SMITH STORAGE CO. 1313 You St. N.W. North 3343. §2 s 1314 F St. NW. | THE COAT AND SUIT SPECIALTY SHOP ON THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN E ANDF DRESSES*SPORTSWEAR*GOWNS | OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY KAPLOWITZ DAY { THE IDEAL SHOPPING DAY SALE 2 DRESSES FOR $] | i 2 DRESSES FOR 31§ | 2 DRESSES FOR 's2§ COATS AND SUITS AS LOW AS $15 LARGER WOMEN WOMEN MISSES JUNIORS EXCLUSIVE APPAREL SPECIALISTS THE KAPLOWITZ STORE IS AIR-COOLED AIR-PURIFIED FOR A GENERATION THE BEST CLOTHES EXCLUSIVELY Just ot the time you want to wear these shiges, we have to start mak- ing réom for Fall and Winter styles. So we stage this great sale, you sovel ond THE EVENING STAR, FALL KILLS CLERK Howell Jarman Succumbs in Hos- pital Following Tumble. Howell Jarman, 38, a clerk living at 730 Sixth street, died at Casualty Hospital at 8:15 p.m. yesterday fol- lowing his second treatment during the day for lacerations of the scalp. Howell was first treated at Gal- linger Hospital early yesterday morn- ing, after he had fallen and struck Sorry, no mail or phone orders for One Day Super Specials advertised in this column. “Woven Stripes” Men’s Slacks $92.39 Regularly $2.98. Nationally known Sanforized Slacks—perfect eopies of t woel serges and flannels. Sizes 29 to 48 waist. N\ Main Floor Boys’ $1.19 Base Ball Outfits T7c “Big League” Base Ball Suits— complete outfit consisting of shirt. pants, eap and belt. Neat grey strives. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Main Floor 29¢ Velvet Cleansing Tissues 23c¢ in a package. Soft. absorbent es for removing cold cream. 7, Boys’ 79¢ and 98¢ Tennis Shoes 59¢ ructed for long wear. sweat” insoles. Si 2, 22 5 $1 Kleinert Girdles 79¢ leinert’s Two-way stretch Girdles Panty Girdles, in small, medium and large sizes. 2 7 Z 7 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose 39¢ TIrregulars of 85c & $1 Qualities Sheer chiffon hose; silk to to lace or t.llor!lfl welts; plaites nal wear. 50c Kapok-Filled Sofa Pillows 28¢ Good size piliows covered with chintz eor eretonne, kprok filled. Third Floe 8x10-Ft. $6.50 Summer Rugs $3.88 Extra heavy quality rugs, woven to ive good service. Town Tarat and Indinn Sesiens. Downstairs Store N Men’s 19¢ Pepperell Woash Ties 12%e Pepperell washable four-in-hands, In"a larse varicty of siripes and figures in blue, tan, green, grey of b Main Floor Boy's $119 Sanforized English Shorts Z 27, 771: pr. lt-!lnhfisd. I:IMI:::‘ et blue te belt. 6 to 1 89¢ Seamless SHEETS 59¢ Slight Trregulsrs size before hemming. exirs for” tuli-aizs bods. Main Floor. his head on the sidewalk at 501 Sixth street. Following hospital treatment he was taken to his home. At 4:15 pm. he was found at G place in an unconscious condition. After being taken to Cacualty Hos- pital he remained in a coma until his death. Air Service Launched. Air service has just been inaugu- rated between Japan and Makassar, Celebes. Women's 3-Pc. Play Suits 88- Shirts, shorts and skirt . . « of washable pique in pastel shades. Novelty necklines and button trimmings. Sizes 14 to 20. Sportswear—Second Floor. 51 Cunning little styles for 0 6 years tots from 2 t All wool quality. in bright shades. Second Floor. ELMO Vacation Kit $1 10 ‘This handy and convenient kit contains all the necessary preparations for & happy Summer vacation. © Box of Powder © Bottle of Skin Freshener Bottle of Ralo Lotion Jar of Cleansing Cream Jar of Texture Cream Main Floor. Gladstone Bags $6.95 cowhide, black and wn. and 26" size each end. Center com- Dartment with 3 pockets. Main Floor WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935. TRIO HURT IN FIGHT Two Alleged to Have Been Stabbed by North Carolinian. street, between the eyes, and Robert Gray, 22, colored, of 508 Florida ave- nue, in the neck during the melee. Hines, in an attempt to escape by jumping through the window, re- ceived injuries to his right wrist and A fight on the second floor of a|left leg. He was treated at a hos- lunch room in the 1200 block of Fifth street northeast last night re- sulted in the treatment of three men at Casualty Hospital. Charles Hines, 22, colored, of Rocky Mount, N. C,, is alleged to have stabbed Gus Mahouhas, 52, of 3150 M Boys' $2 & $2.50 Bathing Suits 51 79 Two-piece zipper models, in contrasting colors. Sizes 30 to 30 to 36 Speed Suits, in red, green, royal blue or rust, 10 to 16 years. Women's Beach Shorts 89c Popular for tennis and beach wear. Shorts with ‘kerchief tops. _ White, broyn or blue. Sizes 14 o 2 Main Floor. > . $1 Sheer Chiffon Silk Hose 59 Slight Irregulars 2 and 3 thread, extra sheers. Silk to_top. Picot edge. French heels. Reinforced for wear. Sun= tan tones, beige, Romany, cop- perskin. surftan, English mist, sunglass. Sizes 8'2 to 10%. Main Floor, 3 for 50c 17 triped Dpatterns. id "cojors * with e . White, eol- binations. pital and later transferred to Gal- linger. Jobs Gain in Britain. Employment in Great Britain is much higher than a year ago. Girls' I.79 Swim Suits $‘| 39 All wool two-plece models . . . quick drying. Green, red, orange and royal blue. Sizes 30 to 36. Second Floor. Sport Shirts 79c “Bell" sport collars ard short sleeves. in whit and colored broadcloth: Also Basque Shirts i~ pull-over crew neck sty Main Floor. $1 WHITE Bags 3¢ Many worth even more . . . every new grain, washable. of course, and scores of stunning styles. Smart vanities in- cluded. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. "Roughies” 99 type, you'll find a million uses for it. Nat- ural, blush, .cana; Prench blue. s Second Floor SOCIETY. HEROINE, 14, DROWNS Rescues Younger Girl Water, Then Dies. CARROLLTON, Mo, July 5 (#).— A heroine’s role cost Dorothy May Bell, 14, her life yesterday. Going to the rescue of Louise Hudson, 8, in Hiatt Lake, she succeeded in placing the child safely on a raft, then drowned. Her body was found by her brother David in 6 feet of water. SPECIAL 5650 Any Method Any Style Semi-annual Reduction of eur Wave. Limited Timi Bfillias Ine: 2817 Fourteenth St, N.W, Columbia 10412 From 56.5!) reguiar .. Wash Cre;;e Frocks Crepe, felt, pique and straws . . in parasol, medium and roll brim styles. Head sizes to 24, in fashions for misses and matrons. Second Floor. Boys’ Mesh Knit Polo Shirts Perfect and Ir- Children’s Leather Sandals & Oxfords 79 cool. healths. porous _knit_mes! Polo Shirts and Broac- cloth Shirts and Blouse Sizes 4 to 16 years io the lot Main Floor. T ‘rough outdoor Sizes 8%a 10 = Ly el 4 o ] \ Broadcloth Beach Robes S‘I 09 Fancy Wool Swim Suits 52.95 Maillot and skirt types in all new colors and combinations. Backless, new neckline and conservative models. Sizes 34 to 46. Sport Shop—Second Floor. Polka dots in red and blue, Tailored style in small, me« medium and large sizes. Second Floor, Cool Mesh Girdles $] .09 Side hook. front clasp style and back lace gir- dies in sizes 26 to 34. 31 Mesh and Bengaline Gloves 54« 4 B W 0 Srown diet 89 8!