The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 8

THE EVENING SHOOL TO HONOR NEP PULITZER BIRTH ARIVERSARY Journalism Students, Writers and Publishers Will Partici- pate in Observance To-Day. GIRLS TO GIVE A TEA. Women Pupils to Be Hostesses Following Addresses and Placing of a Wreath. The anniversary of Joseph Pulltzer’s birth will be celebrated this after- Roon by the students of the Pulitzer School of Journalism, Columbia Uni- versity. More than 200 students, Prominent writers and publishers will @ather at 4 o'clook in the vestibule of the journalism bullding to witness the @eremonies by the students, who will place a green laurel wreath on the bust of Joseph Pulitzer, founder of the school. "The Life of Joseph Pulitzer” will be given in an address by Dr. Talcott Williams, professor emeritus of jour- nalisman. director of the School of Journalism 1912-1919, After the addresses and ceremonies the women students will give a get- together tea in the school’s city reom. Bince the founding of the School of Journalism, the first of its kind tn the United States, the students have never forgotten the aims of the school as set forth by Mr. Pulitzer. He ‘Wrote in his will, Gated April 16, 1904: “I am deeply interested in the Progress and elevation of journalism, Having spent my life in that protes- sion, regarding It aa a noble ‘profes- moral dnd intellectual training.” In an article published in the North American review, he went on to say: “But while it is a great pleasure to feel that a large number of young men will be helped to a better start service, It will try to develop char- acter, but even that will be only a means to the one supreme end—the public good.” Officers of the school who wilf be present are: Roscoe C. B. Brown, Walter B. Pitkin, Charles P. Cooper, Albert, W. Atwood, Walter Prichard Faton, Harold De Wolf Fuller, Ralph Woodward Sack The school building {s at the south- east corner of Broadway and 116th Street and is one of the group of buildings which eventually will form = extensive quadrangle around South leld. | | ey OULD8T thou have thy type- writer tremble at the speed of thy fingers? Take unto thyself dates and thy rapidity shall pass thy boss’ understanding!” ~The Wise Man of the Eats ‘Dates 10° IN THE PERSONAL PACKAGE Hasie Hat Shapes $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 HUNDREDS of new styles—just arrived to fill in the holes made in our stock by the Haster demand. Their variety and charm make you glad you waited until now to buy your Easter hat. Milans, imported Milan hemps, timbo hemps and novelty straws of the season. Tailored and dress shapes, all of strikingly distinctive lines. Black predominates, but there are many. suit shades and other tones favored by spring fashion, such as jade, lipstick red and light blue. FOURTH FLOOR ‘ Our Annual Easter Sale Women’s Silk Stockings AT this Sale, as in past years, we are featuring Onyx hosiery. This means at least three Hiffecent things: Qualities of the finest, prices as low as may be found for these high qualities, and a wonderfully satis- factory range of colors. + ‘ This is one our most striking values. Full Silk Stockings, eed He Tigi en viene: elseey ciiee, vatett; as well as black and, saclay Mi ia pened also for afternoon and even for Sheer Silk Stockings, $2.65 "ot onl for evening wear but Black Silk Stockings, $1.95 Ths sohing: wt exptonsl Silk Stockings, $2.35 /. sevice. penpals g new suede, black and white. Pointex Silk Stockings, $1.85 Piz iti seckne wis ag rose-beige, taupe, black and white. Pointex Clocked Stockings, $2.75 furs silk sockings + fancy clocks in white, They. have lisle soles and tops. Children’s and Boys? Hosiery ave included in the Sale Fancy Topped Silk Socks 85c Put sik sods an cnchan delightful turnover fancy tops. The youngsters ld have at least half a dozen pairs each for spring. Boys’ Ribbed Golf Hose 39c Heavy ribbed cotton, a very serviceable stocking’. In black or brown. Wool Stockings for Women-are also included in the Sale Checked or Striped Stockings, $2.50 Tess made svat so seibing designs of chet eke pO, Thty sre eae capil Brushed Wool Stockings, $2.50 Ths ste the kind you want to wear with your | rn peri They are very thin wide-ribbed stcckings in the most de- ightful colorings. GROUND PEOOR cA Most Unusual Sale! Handsome Imported Shawls BEAUTIFUL colars—the exquisite ieee eaircideny— ip marvelous heavy quality of the shawls — w_you what really exceptional values they are, They have all been reduced from so ouch Wake ptices that you can scarcely believe your eyes when yori see the moderate prices now marked. $15, $25, $50. With a few marked higher according to coloring. GROUND FLOOR Women’s Easter Footwear, $9.75 Walks Proudly in Grey and Black THERE is a slim, trim one-strap pump in the new shade called “New Suede,” which means that there is just a tinge more yellow than usual. This pump has a strap and meres enced barid of black kid, a very style as you may see at left, There is a patent leather and grey combination, too, and one in all-grey suede for those who avoid two-color shoes. All have French heels, SECOND FLOOR Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922." Girls’ Crepe de Chine and Taffeta Frocks for Easter, $14.75 CREPE de Chine—very smart, very youthful, and, oh, so becoming, to the girl of 6 to 14 years. Is it the sweet _ simplicity that does it, or is it the rows of narrow ruffles that panel the sides and edge the sleeves and neck? A narrow ribbon sash lends the one note of gaiety that is needed. Canna, periwinkle, red and navy blue. In Taffeta—For the Easter season we have reduced a number of our higher-priced taffeta dresses in navy, Copenhagen blue and brown, There are several charm- ing, simple designs. Girls’ Coats, $16.50 and $19.50 For the small girl—the 6 to 16 year old—we have chosen these coats and capes for Easter. There are tweeds and polaire, made in belted model with an inverted plait in the back, or in flaring style with three decorative pockets. Rose, lavender, can and blue. The Boys’ Section Small Boys’ Topcoats, $12.50 ~~ THEY are such swagger ) little coats, made of such nice soft cheviots, coverts and blue serges and so well- tailored that any small man will be proud to put one on. Sizes 3 to 8, Norfolk Suits, $12.50 , There is no time like Easter to buy your boy his new spring suit. And you will surely be delighted to find such well-tailored cuits & — as these at so modest a price, There are several models to choose from, all made of all-wool fabrics in grey or brown mixtures. 7 to 18 years. New Sports Shoes, $8 = For Growing Girls SOMETHING new in saddle oxfords. Two new styles, in fact, one in tan with smoked elk saddle, the other in white buck with a patent leather have rubber saddle, ‘ soles and English heels. Sizes 24% to7. Children’s Patent Leather Strap Pumps—very swagger styles with grey kid back and strap. 844 to ‘a $4.50. ad FOURTH FLOOR Linen Handkerchiefs * Most Charming of Easter Gifts WHEN you are doi last bits of Easter check cHooial Simei vak ke “Handkerchict™ 8 vetially when you daintiest of handkerchiefs, Colored or White—for Women Lace Edged, soc each—Linen handkerchiefs, the four corners hand-embroidered and the dainty square edged with face. Hemstitched, 35¢ each—Linen handkerchiefs with hand-em- broidered corners in many designs. Colored tine, 236 each—There are solid colors and bold daring designs at this price. Pee ise Walled: soe sech<+Linen handharch eG to many colors, with hand-rolled hems or hemstitched borders. Fine Linen—For Men Tape Border, 75¢ each—An assortment of tapes or halfanch hemstitched 5 . Colors, 75¢ each—Hemstitched handkerchiefs. Initials, iise Dozen—Linen ha: iefs with hemstitched hems and (a.F0 ‘ GROUND FLOOR Three-Piece Suits, $55 SOFT yet serviceable, feminine yet tailored, modish yet economic, the three-piece suit, either cape or coat model, is unequestionably the vogue of 1922 Spring. These are of Canton spongeen and twill, in several smart silhouettes. You cannot do better than to purchase one of these suits for immediate wear. * THIRD FLOOR cA Limited Number of French-Made Blouses, $8.95 “HOW can they do it?” That's what any woman would say when she sees the amount of handwork‘on these French made blouses at $8.95. There's a high collared blouse with with an intricate frill that must have taken a day’s patient sewing alone; there’s a white voile with the most delicate embroidery, hemstitching and frilling, and such cun- _ningly frilled sleeves. There are other designs, though not all sizes. in every style, all on fine material, in the finest of hand-sewing—blouses, every one of them, to lend distinction to the simplest suit. THIRD FLOOR Gowns for Matrons, $55 designer this season has schemed out a way to Roakiet and bust line of a crepe frock and still get that softly falling fullness by groups of plaits set into the boilice at the bust line. Such is this slim-effect gown of satin-backed Canton crepe, made gay with a girdle of paillettes and rough-red beads. There are other m in ette crepe -— most of them keyed to the taste of the conservative the figure of the matronly woman. THIRD FLOOR Trim Top-Wraps, $39.50 THESE are wraps and capes for those on business bent. Navy, the pet Spring color of Paris —tricotine — smart silhouettes —silken arrows of embroidery — panel- effect sleeves finished with fringe or tassel — crepe or satin linings—these are the points of fashion and the con- veniences of comfort in this group of at an attractive price and in weight for immediate wear. ‘Also in THIRD FLOOR Skirts—Gay or Sober—$9.75 WE'VE had particular luck in our purchases of sports skirts this Spring. The calla’ now son on our Third Floris bilan it wel lently priced. Partically every color and good sports ma- terial is represented. Tas as (had sd eoged Gee & vcore smart color combinations to wear with plain sweater or coat, and skirts of in plain colors to the striped or figured sweater. All m in this group are marked to sell at $9.75. . THIRD PLOOR Hair Nets— Special 75c. Dozen HAIR NETS are the kind of thing you like to have on hand in supplies. Therefore, it is always comforting to read about a sale of hair nets, for you can buy enough to last you for a month or so. This is a very special price, as we scarcely need to tell you. There are both cap and fringe style in dark, light or medium brown, blond, auburn, black. GROUND FLOOR For Easter — A White Gold. Wrist Watch $38 One style we fairly lost our heart to, it is such a tiny, dainty little oval shape, sketched above, The other is the popular rectangular es and beth ase mounted on black ribbon. They are 18-karat white gold, with an exceptionally fine movement and the Briguet hair-spring. These are special Easter values! GROUND FLOOR