The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 9

_ ARTRESSHAIVES dahip Jamos as the | Miss McComes created a sensation In| been on Intimate terms of frie’ local society circles. ever since. denly of Sea are~ wento) Sine Carroll MeComas said to-day] tag for “Misa © had Pad ‘ Would ke on being a0] cory pening performance The F 3 actre 4 hatin Stamford | 7 was so overcome by his death I gave (OE , whether the fortune left her by her) up the rehearsal, but was persuaded yep rig 4 | flance, the late Howard J. Fiannety| yy my friends to take my place in the. Va } Sbureh, proves to be aw few] cast when the play had its initial per- : or a few inillions, | formanes four days later.” g 4 baad Bure? Sie Pomeberons She said: Mrs. Flannery waa a see 4 Y *! ond mother to her and that the en- ; zs production at the Belmont Theatre, | cagement was informally announced last night when told of Pittsburgh , vhile it fomas, ‘Sole ‘Heir,| despatches stating that Mr, iran. | st August while she was visiting " hery's will had been filed leaving bia| MP Flannery. She said she had no) £4 Resigns in Favor of Fi- entire estate to her and making her | ‘“e® ° the value of the eatate. G e executrix without bond. Ia regard to « report the engage~ ‘ee ment had been broken, Mr. Pember- ton, who was present when Miss MoComas received the news, sald he understood on several occasions the engagement had been broken, only to be renewed. “It was understood among their friends,” he sald, “that their differences were merely love| spats which were easily forgotten.” | Howard J, Flannery was a son of She said they were engaged at the time he died at the Algonquin Hotel here last December, but no date had been set for the wedding. * “[ met Mr. Flannery in this olty , | when I was fifteen years old," she .| sald. “He was a student at Fordham University and I was preparing for the stage. I became acquainted with members of his family and we had Oe ee een | BONWIT TELLER &CO. Lhe FIFTH AVENUE:AT43 8™ STREET FOR THURSDAY Unusual Sale of | _ IMPORTED VEILINGS & VEILS THESE VEILINGS AND VEILS HAVE BEEN ASSEMBLED FROM THE REGULAR STOCK AND ARE PLACED ON SALE | - At Greatly Reduced Prices iv cA LL MSCOMAS | Yea to-day. ‘There will as .50 the: yard Formerly 1.00 to 2.50 Rv contest of the will, filed for pro- bate here, in which Miss McComas | was named as executrix of the estate ‘The deceased stipulated that ahe was wot to be required to furnish any bond. Miley MoComas has watved her Yight to serve as execntrix, It was stated here, renouncing in favor of Mrs. Harriet Flannery, the mother of the deceased. In the will of the Tate James J, Flannery, Howari's father, yho died in March, 1920, he stipulated | Imported veilings, including Russian and fancy meshes, embroidered scrolls and borders and woven dots. at [OO tne vara Formerly up to 3.50 Imported veilings with Chenille dots, allover - BD. Altman & Cn. ISON AVEN urth Street = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Women’s Spring Suits (finely tailored) in the new models and materials are specially priced at $42.50, 60.00 & 95.00 (Women’s Suits Department, Third Floor) THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL TSTANAUAUASUUAUAMUURAUUUDLOAUGAUUAUIUINURODIQUUUUNUCOCUNGUORUUUELEOLULCLOQQUGOUGUUDROUULERURCUUODI0OU0 oe | DN eS FAC a (ERS ZOE ‘27, 1921, J. Flannery, nationally knows | Flannery wus a graduate of Yale| Speaker of House of Commons | “Vanadium King Flannery | and a noted athlete, He was thirty: Elected. ® the ter ive years old. During the Wor LONDON, April 27.—John Was the ploneer producer of) war he was a Licuvenant in the goth 4 Whitely to-day was ¢ |the House of Co Speaker Lowther, re Banbury, Unionist, withdrew in America naerys | Division. among the lead-| Miss McComas Is the daughter of . both in| former Judge C. C, McComas of Los ding. Youug| Angeles. Her parents are dead. She ‘eted with the |has been acting in musical comedies any in an offi.is pos |and on the stage in New York some ten or eleven years. a nner: Whitely, who is a LAberal BONWIT TELLER. &CO Tha Spanaly Shop of Orpinains FIETH AVENURLAT 387°STREET Unusual Offering THURSDAY MISSES’ FROCKS of TAFFETA SILK CREPE & TWILL CLOTHS Special Groups of High Class Frocks Taken from Regular Stock, Reflecting the Latest Style Fea- tures and Offered at Much Below Regular Prices. Gz MISSES’ TAFFETA, TRICOTINE & POIRET TWILL FROCKS 34.00 A charming ensemble of taffeta silk frocks that emphasizes a youthful bouffancy. Those of fine twill cloth fabrics are simple of line and beautifully tailored. Sizes 14 to 18. MISSES’ FRINGED CANTON CREPE & TWILL CLOTH FROCKS 3010 118.00 55.00 69.50 to 110.00 Especially featured in this group are Canton crepe frocks with silk fringe treatments. Also a varied collection of day, dinner and evening frocks of tricotine, Poiret twill, taffeta, satin or chiffon. Sizes 14 to 18. MISSES’ FROCKS IN Formerly 59.50 to 89.50 VARIOUS said (Jol. the (Joka — “Only these two satisfy me.” “GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD” can be made only of the best flour. Our tests go beyond cleanliness and good even baking. We must have a nu- tritious bread. A bread that makes bone and muscle. That is why we insist upon having flour from the finest wheat grown for 4654 (ip Stores THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO, Meary | ted Speaker of | ns to micceed 4. Str Freder- His backers oritici#ed the Government for ansuming the privilege of nominating that his wife was to enjoy the bene- | A : {S | fancy meshes, Russian meshes, embroidered te a income fro! estate worth 5 a R eae Aenea peti scrolls and borders and woven dots. ; SILK & TWILL CLOTH FABRICS it Nid Ao her death tt was chil- | v4 Formerly Nee dren in proportions was | j= 95.00 to 150.00 . NY @ provision to the will as f IMPORTED oi soit i Ee “In bas6 any of the children misbe- | es = One.of the distinctive models of this group is a reproduction Eali¢ Sieveraarenchiw somncer an tos tiine NOVELTY VEILS ale of Rolande’s pendant ribbon trimmed frock developed in = 4 scandal or discredit upon my name or = Canton crepe. Also draped chiffon, taffeta, satin, crepe de = ime ee Formerly up to 12.50 = chine and twill cloth frocks. Sizes 14 to 18. H nheri her,” os | — He provided that written proof of & = Bos, conduct sg eubaltied fai writing 4.50 y FOF MISSES of 14 Ells to 18 iil y beforg any e¥ting one was to disin- | =| Fi & heritod. A large assortment in veils appropriate Gig and PETITE WOMEN-—-THIRD FLOOR =| 5) ge eves OF tne entate 9 for motoring, steamer or spurts wear in & = oward nn has be a filed yet various patterns and col ye a F ay (OX WAAVVASAMSUUCUUNOAEOOANOSERTOTLOOU UAH LAAN \))\/) oT WORE GS ” West Thirty-Fourth Street BROOKLYN { These Specials at Fulton St. nr. 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