The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 11

aaretatien SH «5 AGRE BARES 5 aNOREAAS amas aeeemenenaneeniiinemnles a a. een aN WOMAN ORATOR IN TOWN IS RIVAL Si OF SIMEON FORD, ton, The Comm' ne fon is ex-) at her , the Cunard house flag at to leave in Janua her mainmaat and the striped flag of = Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagai THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER #4, 1919. I xatheriniss ‘seldom et LET AMERICA AND BRITAIN 0 REUNITE FAMILIES. be | the Inter-Allied Maritime Council at hei | foremast. cam, Charles A. Smith, a (oe ESTABLISHED 1860 sointiensation in living a WORK TOGETHER FOR G00D former! der Catoni SVdn GUE ao gon oan tat Pode » | NEW DRESS FOR IMPERATOR. | 034%, \egghvedbnuieains get no you can tell | | John 1. stein, P oil ‘Then she"told about | pet Aid Soclety, hax anounced ‘that the * Canard Service. ire han Dewitt Cenveen Ie ¢ home a couple of society will wend a commission abroad] When the steamship Imperator sailel gar tart viene va hic mts ticat yene even before the dry days. but) 1 Never “Adequately Express|for the purpose of reuniting the| for Fngland Wednesday she will pre- Dacre Lever ore ta 125th Street, West He retired from the pulpit of the Re- a rs id Gratitude for Kindness of U. [| 3Ux0 otis : tikinn 4 uri S, to Prince.” separated @ durin and parents of resi- dittere "i a re “Nedarne | Sent @ far different appearance than she) formed Church at Huguenot Park, 8. the war ‘The Com. | ve has, Her funnels vo been paint- I, two yeara ago, when he & me M1, 4 of” Leon | ed tho red of the ¢ with| He Wad a missionary, to thet Gongs Jew! in black bands on top, a er superatruc- Free State eight years and also held —<@—_- LONDON, Dec, 4. we al Massel, H astorates in Brooklyn and in Madison, e n aldehye is my eatheet with retary and Chaieman, of che | cre will glisten In_white, contrasting | RMS TTT iW survived by hia wite and M Upt Ohio Suffragist 66TT always is my Cr society's Committee on Foreign Re-| to her black hull. Her interior is being | two childre: The funeral service will 1 Ss a n ure rs. Upton, no Suflragist, that the relations of the two | lations. Tenovated, as ahe lies at Pier No, 64,|be held at his late home, No. 74 Cen. The work has the full approval of North River, tral Avenue, Tompkinaville, & 1, great English-speaking na- |ine state and Labor Departments at | The liner will fly the British grain morrow. tions shall remain the closest and -— — friendliest, 90 that we may work together for the good of civiliza- tion,” King George said in his ad- | dress at the bantjuet given by the King and Queen last night in honor of the return of the Prince of Wales ‘The King said he never could “adequately express his gratitude for the uni 1 kindness and hospitality” ed the Prince in the United #. He read a letter from Premier Borden saying the Prince's visit tinctly steadying 18 SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRIST MAS Captivates Audience at G. O. P. Dinner. | Duvetyne, Chiffon, Velvet and Silk Hand Bags $2.95 ea. They are all well made over wide metal frames, finished with big, soft tassels, neatly lined and fitted with change purse and mir- ror. ‘They're worth much more than we're asking for them in this sale, Colors are Navy Blue, Taupe and Brown, also Black Pent, Metso cy A dinner last night at the Hotel sia i atin alata Astor piven by Hepublean women | FRANKLIN Simon Boys’ SHOPS—FIFTH FLOOR to National Chairman Will Hays and 7 the new head of the Women's Divis- jon of the John Glover South, brought into the Metropolitan § spotlight a woman speaker whos wit and political Pbilosophy captivated the large a dience and rivalied the fame of post prandial favorites at Simeon Ford, Job Hedges and Patrick Francis Murphy ‘The new star was Mrs. Harriet! Taylor Upton, of Ohio, a most com-! z fortable appearing matron of many coer) : Ne | monia at hie home, No. 200 Weat Fisty- years of life which she referred to as eighth Street, In his forty-sixth centuries. In the Suffrage move-| HARRIET TAYLOR UPTON | Mr. Robinso ational Committee, Mrs. | Boys’ Genuine All-Wool Mackinaws eC CE A Christmas gift with two Christmases of service E. M. Robinson Dies, Ethan Melville Robinson, an execu- tive in the Keith Vaudeville Exchange and an owner of a large interest in the | properties, died yesterday of pneu- Heaps of Beautiful ment Mrs. Upton ts well known as/ 4 ‘ia ‘i been m eir contents were a new face dleach | ¢ this city. A special inma, of e hio o1 or | Mise Al ol y. pec L spp higiet the Ohio organization. | and a har tonic that had been given | train will take the body to “Albany to- i ons ° While brought up in the strictest | him by a Seautiful client and he didn't! morrow morning for Interment. Prom- doctri: Republicanis at he anted me | in theatrical men will act as pall-| Py Metis Chaitad eomasa tie htae saedia wal Sturdy, rough-and-tumble garments, made of genuine Sign. wide SiGe wide leaders hat she would bare to te all-wool Western mackinaw fabrics, in the wanted: 48c v. | 58c »«. platform for women before she could | Women by n gel’s Shoes are the latest winter colorings, including many that are hard-to-get. regular 65¢ regular 750 | Soothing ‘lot o be counted in as a regular. dither ae Amid cheers and roars of laughter, | . Mrs. Upton madef un of the conceit) Yo of men both as politicians and hus- | the bands. she repeated the blandish- | {h Heavy fancy edge taffeta ribbon, suitable for sashes, hair bows, and other fancy work. In pink, light blue, Copenhagen, navy, old rose and cardinal. Main Floor, A Fur Coat Makes the Ideal Xmas Gift in style, the highest in quality and the best for all’round wear. Put together on substantial serviceable lines, in shawl or notch collar models, and warranted to give a lot of warmth and a lot of wear. 8to 18 years. Astor ball meats that Chairman Hays had be | fied gd th mantieds ho whispering to her during the dinner | Goeain seats at the tables. to win ber into the organization, and | “m,, ‘ + ynote of the gathering was | forming to tho Chairman she aaid:| to organize women into the. P , 1 was enrolling Republican vc tera! | Republi ereanination ahd rid 4 ~ out in Ohio long before Will Ha tv gohan oF Ae ati ll ai eis 5 1 Wan porn.” the party doctrines. ra WV. She dared tell an intimate family —— 7 story about herself ang her hueband } Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets , + : a4 Boys’ and Children’s Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor \ could not Civil Service Batt, ‘oclation of United |i 6 Employees at Navy | [Pf na will give an enter- | who is one of Ohio's foremost law- The KOCH Stock of Rich Fur Garments Affords an Unequalled Choice at Wonderfully Low Prices tes C t isIndelicate to talk |y. P family affairs,” she Yards and static “But € am no longer 4 udi ird and Marmot Coat, dolman effect, inches long, deep 239. 00 36-inch Marmot Coat, handsomely silk lined, large raccoon teak bell sleeves ae 1 74. 50 Imported French Nearseal Coat, 36 if ‘“ inches, fancy silk lining, ‘ bell sleeves, deep self collar 249 .00 Hudson Seal Muff Fifth Avenue Planned months ago---this 34% STREET roadway Fifth Swenue 34% STREET Broaaway Dyed Skunk Muff An Extraordinary Purchase & Sale 37.50 | 29.75 4 S ] f G Bl offers a much-looked for opportunity to BIE) pretedthaper hands | tgan shepe, with Hr aie oO eorgette OUSEeS effect rare economies in the buying of (4 ||[B| somely lined. shell ring. Men’s Pajamas Boys’ Corduroy Suits 2.35 5.35 Th ht to be $3.00 idhdeld They ought to be $6.50 Extra heavy domet flan- Junior Norfolk models; nel, in blue, pink and helio | piue, green, brown and tan, stripes. Sizes 3 to 8. ag Tan Calf- oe" Tan Calf- n Lace Shoes 4.95 | Lace Shoes 3.99 ‘ In time for your Xmas Gifts 80 values up to $10.75 Silk Underthings for Gifts MONTHS ago our manu- facturers agreed to help us stage this event—so that we could give maximum quality at minimum cost at a English Last, Sizes 1 to 514 High Cut, Wines 894 to 2 time when our patrons would Age Bago ge tye Rego Mga hyn hg hge hyn igen i most appreciate it, for... ‘ KOC ; ; Christmas time is blouse- buying time and every bit - TO YLAND of femininity loves a ry ° ° } blouse, no matter how Dainty Satin Camisoles all aglow t many she has. In four aieicesal mance! lane, Eininad) with beautiful ? f insertions of Georgette; hand-embroid- 88 | } ered or tiny rosebuds, flesh, C i | " oe ng | These blouges are exceptional $ wonderful Toys ? i ; ; es 1.50 ; ; 5 in quality, ...the embroid- Values up to 1.5 . Bring the Children to the a eries are unusually beautiful § “AVENUES OF JOY.” 3 "Crepe de Chine Chemises & Bloomers *2.45 and 3.95 ls SEEN | ammememennenemaaenl Of superior Crepe de Chine or wash satin; several models; beautifully lace trimmed, tucked and be- ribboned. . some in motifs of beads, ody ody oby oby why oP y oP y hy Py oly Py others in silk, ..sometimes a in vivid, yet tasteful contrast to the color of the blouse, French inspiration may be seen in tuckings. . .in touches of ‘lace,...in ribbon-drawn Values up to 6.95 | H Wish Grade necks. Ay A | Watches Six models illustrated, Negligees Satin Crepe de Chine Satan one, t Wy, | and Jewelry 5.95 Petticoats Gowns : Sean tee I 1 Xmas Gifts Henna, Bisque, Taupe, Brown, Belyian Blue, Flesh, White, sarin 08 3 95 4.95 & 5. 95 Beau, ta H Make Your Selection Navy, Black. fd, ’ Vepaired while you walt i pee avy, Black, Two models in excellent . values to 7.95 a-BLOo RT, Largest Assortment Two-tone Combinations. Crepe de Chine, One regularly 5.95 One tailored model hem- Pie eat On ize on MAIDEN LANE : comes in square hand- A most unusual value. stitched; several others 2 E, 125th St./169 E. 34thSt. | ee ee eee Sizes 34 to 44. kerchief effect, edged all Splendid wash satin, elaborately trimmed 8. 'Cor, Bn ave NW. Cor Sat Ave, iB J cas ov gona tor eatin pround with ¢ ainit lace. gracefully using two with Val., Chantilly or 740 Lexington Ave. ‘ car alo he oth ses a baby ‘ K Deer Lasers Because of the extraordinary values, blue ribbon girdle and ten p bands snd cexing filet petterned lace and ° ws or, 50th at ‘aq D.'s or exchanges can be is edged with Chantilly; Ostia iat bana flaeh: fash , : r . flesh, i : oie 5 cena Orkin's Spectalized Silk Underwear Dept.—Main Floor assault uue’\ wr (ae weanrs woax woxpmas, World “Wants” Work Wondem,