The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1917, Page 6

A LR ~~» SEWARD PARK “3 AGAIN FILLED FOR | . © “ANMERICAN NIGHT” | PPAR Se neem — — THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917. Seay up sap compa PUR RENS DPN UENRAE TUNG’ FORA URGINNT KOBBE-DU BOIS WEDDING JOINS TWO OLD FAMILIE: WITH CEREMONY IN JUNE) AMERICANISM FORUM'S THIRD BIG NIGHT TO BE IN TOMPKINS SQUARE, AT GOIN VERSE, THEN Sy aie a ea it TRIES 10 END HIS LE himself Miss Stone vor 4 poem f ite Stern Brothers West 42d an! West 43d Streets 7EVA4 94 4 1AAAACOOS OH 1H0' jet and to-morrow night's 4 tions will be 4% at juare, Avenue © and Louls Diamant of Neighborhood school ‘There will be promi { man shot s on her way ‘To-morrow, of A Sale Women’s Smart Pumps $4.50 Ore of this season’s most fashionable models, made of tan or black Russia calf and patent leather; with wing tips and low military heels. te . folk dances, tab- Aged Edward Stone Despaired| Pte ' Nem Pregne. orns Loosen Of Continuation of Evening pe aivaik When Sunshine Didn’t Take De. Pinter Wenches Prance, | urday Kk, Avenue C, and Houston 1 P stanton World’s Americanization Week a Big Success, nee, of Com- John H. Fin- a cablegram n Rice. to France to school system Him Seriously. ‘With Magic “Gets-It” 4 by Drops Do the Work, Eableoety. a With another big demonstration that filed Seward Park the Evening World *!! cloned lant night the Big Week's cele for that ne of the etty what! int © nearest cut office and ri non of becoming a staat heey t KA night . ‘i rete ot pax ne | Use Cocos Cocoanut tol oe a " . e 4 ie rationa wi « Tompkins 8qu whiok wilt be fUien Lahn Glare tale eeas For Washing Hair These Pumps are worth $6. luminated for th occasion. Thoug? Tf you want to keep sour har in food ‘condition, be careful what you wash it Most contain to scalp, make: very harmful cocoanut oi! tirely greaselcss) is 0 there were fewer mp at Seward Park t fore there was no lac and entertainment. 1 retary of the Park Board, pres! and made the oniy formal «1 Because of the high wind it w most impossible for any ta n of the crowd to hear an ra last fn ted romance was oe vealed by a poem w ered condition of room, he had labored part of the night ue ted 1n these Women’s Street Gloves Of Glace Lambskin, $1.15 One-clasp and two button styles, that would sell regularly for $1.50 pared sham poor dries the and 1 mulsified pure and en ch better than or anything mpooing, as ' over the greater i wes called “The t Judge Hoffman's ra of the H Miss Helen Jay Du Bois, doug: of the late Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gx- den Du Bois. will be married Frederick William Kobbe, son Mra. Frederick Kobbe, of Elhty-sixth the Heavenly throug) all who the tral Snitkin gave entrances to t ort talks on Americanism. | tone regarding ci @ have need nowadays,” hdd AR sae Sate udge Hoffman, “of the kind of piructive movin patriotic ape pictures, tne erc They'll Poel Rig! i my whose. 1 Americanism advocated by The Eve- t ning World. And on this second night | 1 of the Btal Week's demonstration it is |ner’ They Join CI " ° ae eects sande Oeics ts [necks features gt feat nights vt ea oy Women’s Porch Dresses \ Wivip BAK Una wenak whe wanes Iiae. ot was Ehannel ‘ow (On the Second Floor) } here owes {t to this country to get | ‘ere to : acquainted with it. The best way to l Se ne heat SHORT IN GERMANY Several models made of striped ee “ oad ee a r . | elty fabrics. They have long sleeves, aite j Staying of Catt sue at Ais oa - skirts and hand embroidered collar and cuffs. : Altman & Gn Move Potash. Very exceptional values. ad COPENHAGEN, May 16. Gloomy i forebodings of the results of th ‘ i ernment policy of slaughtering ee , ; 2 | An Important Pusey ware Seon bY Baer Raniare Women’s Negligees fea | Behlesvis-Holsista, Chamber of Ag] (On the Second Floor) i | Reduction Sale prea dete gon aM pres in Made of dotted voiles, in straight and waist- : [old adele adtpecagt boo rper dred © yo1t FIFTH AVENUE AT 388™ STREET line models, are priced extremely Pow at ‘ | ¥: y for Thursday and following days, will | *!04,'", Smowix: Holstein. ven $3.95 & 4.50 milk daily have been slaughtered ‘A - Pp £9) o } consist of ir {4 diminishing the much needed | ANNOUNCE FOR THURSDAY ee ae 4 ; ; i Much longer I cannot see where we| * Also decided price advantages in i} shall get sufficient meat and lean | ; 1 Several Hundred ign ed ng A Specie Cleerance Sale Women’s Tea Gowns ' } ENVOY TO JAPAN CHOSEN? | OF Of crepe de Chine or taffeta, with dainty i Women’s Blouses ribbon, lace and flower trimmings, at by About One Hundred Smart 88.95 to 13.50 i made of net, Georgette crepe or silk, in this paul : ‘ season's desirable colors, taken from | vacancy caused by the death of G 3 e W. Guthrie of Pittsburgh. It was oald i | acetate ee fon eee WOMEN'S DAYTIME COATS eka Teed 1 $4.50, $6.75 & $8.50 Formerly 3950 to 65.00 Specially priced on Main Floor. tort tae ta 35.00 Lisle Combination Suits at $1.00 | Women’s Tailor-made Suits wes costo OS Fras aad 4a) Gok ese ! | C ivia elo . . . * eae STATEN ISLAND NOTES. | Featured are Coats of Cut Bolivic, Velour, Silk Lisle Vests | Glove Silk Vests j now offered at afhatompetitive examination of can: French band, also hand | French band, also bead- { | Cornel Univ ralty will be held In Burella, Loupine, Wool Jersey, Taffeta crochet and bodice tops, | ing tops; heavy weight, j Phenomenal Price Reductions (samme. & Special 48c =| ~—s Special $1.45 ' The fair gro’ } ‘have been lea : ‘ ° ) i fa) & Included in this co!lection of about one hundred coats, « . . : . ; and will be p i An Additional Number of Suits coun tala ea One 8 ee es net ek Glove Silk Combination Suits i Ieland Clete League wilt be eld n models—typically Bonwit Teller & Co. in distinctiveress Heavy quality, with tailored tops; pink only, } at $19.00 wwe In some instances there are only TWO or THREE CCA at $3.15 i} { have been placed on sale — mn Furs and Fur Garments j Included are a number of stylish models | Y for stout figures, in sizes 42, 44, 46 and 48 chs meeting, of Bichon | fern rot ers Stored and Remodeled inches bust measurement. | dite Hernoon at a, pore of MI At moderate rates ' Bn = { mt Garrizan, de Between 5th and 6th Avenues (Ready-to-wear Sults, Third Floor) Jon ot Wyekot West 42nd Street f West 43rd Street Fur Storage Office Third Floor eV—ee_eeeaeaeaoololo*l=sa"=qOaooo EEE yen me Pee he mart u i ; i s = . : eogatene la acs A Most Exceptional Offering ‘lo-morrow ; American and Imported Parasols | i ENSUING SEASON \ Of a Special Purchase of ! y ere shown W o) “'e i] | . a ‘ . ~ effects, Jonna i omen’s flailored Suits general use, . } and seaside, and more elaborate of \ oe i In all sizcs from 34 to 44 chiffon, lace and other dainty fe be ic ! j1 used in conjuncti Island Academy fp ” 7 50 | [ costumes. |Leews th ‘ a at Sl cc) | | f N i +’ Also, there are Rain -proof Parasol! meris, |° ’ ray He - A . | ft fancy fia) ca | 1 salona Comprising this season’s best styles, made of silk | a to} cee failles, gabardines, serges, tweeds and jersey cloths. 1 tty tir j Fifth Averue- Madison Avene ie S| Values as high as $59.50 { 34th and 35th Streets New Qork ‘ + Bena: | H ; e wife NS VE ee ee ae a ¥ :