The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1920, Page 5

, CHATOUNS 40 SA UP SON ON DAY'S OUTING atime Elite of Gee Yin Shir All Jaazed Up With Band, | Flags: and Finery, ~JTABLES | FOR FAN-TAN. —_—— Admission Is by Card, and Whites Not in Social Regis- ter Are Declassee, Chinatown's “Four Hundred” took @ social outing to-day on the Sound) with the objective point Roton Point, | Conn. The elite of Mott, Doyers and Pel S; ..ts poured down to -Pier No, 1, North River, where the big steamer Grand Republic was hooked up, all aflow with flags and guarded by the metropolitan police, headed by, Michael Hurley, known as “Handsome Mike.” About 8,000 of the elect of the Ori- ental set and their friends lowered fhe s!camer to her paddle boxes. The fay youth of Chinatown were in evi- dence in business suits and linen and duck and straw hats, and the bon- ton of the feminine Doyers Street feaders of fashion were arrayed in rainbow shades. | Admission to the hoat wan by card only, which was intended to keep out undesirable whites. But there | were white women in plenty, girls in| their teens and numerous Chinese| mothers with their babies, some of them apeaking in pidgin English, meny in Chinese and most of them fm good old United States. “The Americans,” sald Mr. Charley Boyee, a& young merchant, “are friends’ and neighbors of the mer- ohants and neighbors’ children. The organization is the Gee Yin Shir As- sociation. I myself am not very well ecquainted with all of them, for I'm from San Francisco, a born Ameri- * “Native Son? queried the re Dorter. “What do you know about the Ne- tive Sons?” returned Mr, Boyes, with @ smile. “Also hadl from San Francisco,” re- sponded the Oriental social editor of The Evening World. “The h—ll you say!” exclaimed the smiling Oriental of the aie West. “Shake!” The last time the Gee Yin Shir went on an excursion and dance Bear Mountain was the Mecca for the merrymakers, Sure-thing white men, gunmen and pickpockets tried to butt in at the starting point but clubbed off by policemen. They then took the train to Bear Mountain but word. was flashed on ahead and the State police gave the gangsters the rush of their lives, Notwithstand- ing that the whites were driven off the picnic grounds, when the boat re- turned to the Battery that night sixty-two Celestials didn't know what time it was—thelr elmepieces had disappeared. ‘ So the police were on hand thts morning to see that the gangplank was kept clear of the gangsters. The cheap white graftens were there in plenty, but not one of them eet foot on the Grand Republic unless 0. K.'d by Obariey Lee, President of the as- sociation, or one of his representa- tives. The Oriental buds put it all over their white sisters in point of style and beauty. Most of them were born in this country and thelr grammar school English was piquant and fas- cinating. A band went with the ex- cursion—not the ordinary funerea) band with {ts toms, tams, shrieking pipes and cymbala, but @ real jazz outfit, In the grove on Roton Polnt the younger set will jazz and two-step and fox-trot. The band began its music as*soon as the Grand Republic lef, the pier and tables were set up for refreshments and fan-tan, Th flags of America, France and England flew from various parts of the excursion boat, with that of the New Chinese Kepublle fying above then all, Some one, just as tho steamer was about to pull out, cried that the Ohinese flag was upside © experts had to pies ngton’s you will 11 notonty {ft 3, but a cted lamps and WEDS: t profusion, inds and id toble erys- tal of no uncer..'n charm, OVITIGTON’S “The Cift Stop of 5th Ave” 314 Filth Ave. nr, 32d St. ead re ae __ THE EVENING " Two Hert tw tito seeident. Edward branth, eighty-six on the alleged breach of Lelhesng | and after a consultation ty cided that tle colors were and that the réd siould be on top | struck “with the black undorneah, ‘The other | Street and Hoadwny t colors are blue, white and vellow. celved a possible fractity OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Extrdordinary Shoe Clearance Tuesday White Leather Sport Oxfords For Women and Misses 10.75. Values to 15.00 High grade models assembled from the regular stock in White Buckskin and Washable Kidskin and combinations of Patent Leather and Tan Calfskin with White Washable Kid or Whi Buckskin. White welted soles. GB. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Midsummer Clearance Sales of Youths’ and Boys’ Low Shoes Boys’ Washable Suits and Hats will begin to-morrow(Tuesday)on theSixth Floor Boys’ and Youths’ Low Shoes (sizes 11 to 6) made of the most practical leathers in the wanted models of this season, will be reduced to $5.50 per pair (All sizes and widths may be obtained, -but not in every style) One Thousand Boys’ Washable Suits (including white-and-color combinations) all desirable fabrics, have been taken from stock and will be reduced, for immediate disposal, to $1.95 & 3.45 each (The sizes are incomplete, but range in general from 3 to 8) Sailor Tam o’Shanters of White Duck and Brim Hats of Blue Poplin (sizes 634 to 7) will be reduced to 75¢. each In ail cases the values are phenomena! . 5 cup capacity, 5th Avenue We are indebted to the ancient Chinese for silk and silken fabrics, to the looms of Lyons for exquisité designs and origina- tions of textures, but we are also indebted, today, to American manufacturers for the big pro- duction of lovely silks that we find practical for street and day- time wear, Silk has become our mainstay in all seasons. Few women can resist’ the appeal of McCreery's Silks, for while quality is proterbial in McCreery Silks, we see, here, p ted georgettes priced at 5, figured foulards at 1.95, eatin at 1.95, lustrous Chiffon- Broadcloth- Tatteta at 2.95, rich sport silks at 4.95, It seems incredible that silks as carefully selected as McCreery Silks, could be assembled, today, at prices so reasonable. It Is a clear indication of the con- servatism of n truly progressive store; of a policy of small mar gins of profit and greater service to the public, ron Linings Specialiy Priced White washable Cotton Satin; rich lustrous surface with a permanent finish; soft quality; correct weight for sport or shadow skirts. regularly 1.85, yd. 85c Plain Silk Mull; very fine sheer quality in a, broad , range of choice colors; suit- able for cool dress linings, slips and underwear, 86 inches wide. yd. 75c regularly 1.10 (Second Floor) Dainty Lingerie Very Low Priced A handsome collection of Amifrench Underthings, in- cluding some of the loveli- est pieces we have scen. The most discerning woman could hardly tell the differ- ence between the French handiwork and these ma- chine-made copies in fine Nainsook, Very practical for the vacationist. 600 Envelope Chemises— shoulder straps or shaped arm holes. i 200 Step In Combina tions. 2.95 100 Open Drawer Com- binations, 2.95 200 Corset Covers. ..-1,50 200 Petticoats, double panel back and front. 2,95 . (Third Flovr) Tricolette Blouses Special, 6.95 These are made of the better sort of Tricolette in a heavy quality. It is to be understood that blouses of this grade usually sell for much more, Colors inelude white, flesh, bisque, jade and rose. Each blouse has a pretty string tie at the neck and a broad belt at the waistline (Fourth Foor) a 5 At Savings! 1,500 Imported English Rockingham Tea Pots These famous English Tea Pots may be had in three handsome designs and are priced as follows: Plain with Blue Band 4 and & cup capacities, regularly 1.85, 95¢ Fancy Decorated Regular Sale Price Price 8 cup capacity, 1.50 95e¢ 4 cup capacity, 1.65 1,15 5 cup capacity. 1.85 1,25 Highly Decorated 8 cup capacity, 1.85 1,20 4 cup capacity, 2.00 1,25 225 1.40 (Sixth Floor) 8 ” PIER SORES BE August Fur Sale. Jules Cooperotion--Ve we ON TUESDAY August Sale of Furs We Cannot Duplicate These Sale Prices Again This Year Sth edt As usual, we prepared for our August Fur Sale months in. advance. Pelts were bought in the open market at low 1919 prices; skins have been held for this events The manufacturing was done during the quiet fur manufacturing months at costs impossible now. made up according to authentic Fall and Winter styles. The garments have been Thus, the entire stock we now offer was purchased at tremendous price concessions. Again, as in years past, our public will reap the savings offered in our Values are quite obvious. lutely lower now than they will be again this year. We repeat prices are abso- All Are Northern Felts The Finest Furs A. Ifudson Seal Coat of superior quality pelts; 86 inches long; with Beaver collar and cuffs, also Squirre and Skunk. August Sale Price....... September Price... B. Hudson Sex trimmed. August Sale Price..... September Price......... Coat, 36 inches long, made from selected skins, self Nature Produces 7 C. Moleskin Wrap; made from fine quality skins; rich and hand- August Sale Price.......465.00 Septentber Price......... $65.00 D. Hudson Seal Cott of choice inches long; with self collar August Sale Price.......485.00 September Price......... 625.00 Hundreds of Fur Sets Are Also Included in This Great Sale Every Fur Coat is lined with finest quality Silk. Purchases stored free of charge until November, if desired. » (Fourth Pioor) Here Is An Exceptional Sale! Women’s Low Shoes in White or Black Special 6.75 White Shoes are regularly » 8.00 and 8.50, Black Shoes are regularly 12,00 and 14,00, This is all fresh, new merchandise and reduced for this sale. - complete Jines—taken from our regular stock The White shoes arg made of finest quality Linen and are suitable for sport dress and general summer wear, Cuban, Military or low sport heels. Black in sailor ties or oxford models of plain Kid or Patent Leather, decidedly smart and suitable for present or early Fall wear, Without doubt the best values offered anywhere for footwear of this quality. (Second Fioor) Sale of Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases $25,000 Worth of McCreery Standard Brand At Decidedly Reduced Prices ‘ Temmed Muslin Sheets Size Regular in inchea Price 54x90... OBxOd, 72x00. 208. 81x99..,.....8,00 each 2 9OxX0O.,....4. 8.20 — each ig 65 00% 108.00 3.40 each 2,90 in inches each 1.75 each 1,95 each 2.20 50x 86, 54x Bb. _ We reserve ¢ the right to limit quan- IIemmed Muslin Cases Regular Sale Price Price vee eaees 65e cach’ 45¢ hearer 70¢ cach 50c ae 80c each 60¢ 1.00 each 70¢ (Second Flo or) r . SERS S Ci ae aeLS * = j 3 a ‘cacti acme pines cies tenant Ce ee ee ee nr | 4 ' wee eens Srectaaye tie These are