The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 8

kins Clark, Hartford (Conn.) Cour-|tained at the Friars Club by M. ant; Charles A. Rook, Pittsburgh | Koenigsbers: i$ br er, : NATIONS IN PEACE, est oe One director will be chosen to thine eyelids are heavy, O take thou Restore Confidence, She dates, for they bring re . nt wi put- Urges at Associated Press Houston (Tex.) Chronicle, and Frank tech aniendtothy Spring ’ Luncheon at Waldorf. B. Shutts, Miami (Fla.) Herald. Fever.” The new board on April 26 will " —The Wise Man of the Bate elect a President and two Vice Prest- | i a { EUROPE LOOKS TO US, [sents It is expected that Frank B. } | Noyes, Washington Star, who has $ been F i al|be re-elected. Not Armies or Food but Moral) ™ recetected. srervert Gunnison, . Lead Is Wanted, She Brooklyn Eagie, and Stuart H. Perry, Adrian (Mich.) Telegram, Declares, A meeting of editorial executives Dromedary will be held for the purpose of form- ? t]ing a professional society. ¢ Lady Astor, in a speech to-day at} on night the Associated Press and } the annual luncheon of the Associated | american Newspaper Publishers’ Ae- { Press at the Waldorf-Astoria, said she | sociation 8 will IN THE PERSONAL PACKAGE was striving to place in public life|= “what any man gets from his mother and most men get from their wives— ' wnéelfishness, vision, courage and cleanness."" Lord and Lay Astor left Baltimore this morning on a private car, and ‘will return to-night. “But,” sald the first woman mem- ber of the British House of Commons, “what the world now needs most Is work, and trade is the most practical way to start work. “Wstablish confidence,"’. she urged, “Petween capital and labor, confi- @ence in your Government, confidence im other nations. “It is for the press to unite coun- tries for trade, prosperity and peace. I know many of the American foreign eorrespondents, They are most able ‘men, a credit to the American press. “If the press wants to unite coun- tries, it can. If it wants to disunite], them, it can. “America wants peace. America started the League of Nations. All Europe looks to America, not for large armies, not even for food, but for a great moral lead. Help us! “After getting capital and labor | togéther, we must get trade. The | only solution for unemployment is | employment. No big nation can get } work for all unless it trades with all. i ‘The best way to trade with all coun- , tries is to know all countries, and that's where the press comes in— bringing out the best in all countries. “Foreign correspondents are unof- ficial ambassadors. The press can supplement official channels of com- munication by telling the people of Fur Storage, Repairing and Remodeling Ye BONWIT TELLER & CO. Shop of ‘Ongurations FIFTH AVENUE AT 36'™ STREET. Spas vm % An Extraordinary Collection of FUR SCARFS of Quality and Fashion =\ BAUM MARTEN SCARFS 32.50 48.50 Large animal effects—selected skins i PLATINUM OR BLUE ‘ FOX SCARFS 75.00 85.00 Dyed white fox; selected whole skins. STONE MARTEN SCARFS 25.00 35.00 Large full skins of fine quality. BROWN FOX SCARFS 25.00 35.00 Soft, fluffy, fine selected skins. Ry HUDSON BAY SABLE 59.50 69.50 4 Fine quality selected full skins. TWO-SKIN MINK SCARFS 29.50 39.50 Natural skins, beautifully matched. each country, Government but about the people. ‘They can reach the man in the street. “We must be deeply grateful for the Washington Conference and we » must pray deeply for the Genoa Con- ference. I believe the whole world longs for ce. Lead us toward peace! | q "t Just look on our faults —help us to be better!" | A. P. IN SESSION | PICKS DIRECTORS AT MEETING TO-DAY ’ Editorial Executives Will Organize a Professional Society—Friars Entertainment. To-Night. ‘The annual meeting of the Asso- Stated Press is in session at the Wal- Gort to-day with Lady Astor as the Principal speaker at the luncheon. Aside from listening to the Vis- i Fisher Scarfs upwards fron 145.00 Natural Blue Fox upwards from 145.00 Russian Sable upwards from 150.00 Genutne Silver Fox upwards from 245.00 An Unparalleled Sale Wednesday OPPENHEIM ©LLINS 6© 34th Street. New York Philippine -Hand-Made Underwear Night Gowns and Envelope Chemises, Hand-Em- broidered, Hand-Sewn and with Hand Drawnwork. Greatly Underpriced at 2.00 The Lowest Price Ever Quoted for Equal Quality Perrection in every detail of the clothes worn in those first few unforgettable days is of prime necessity in the bride's wardrobe. Lord & Taylor has made a study of the things the bride should wear and pack in her hold-all for her wedding journey. In almost every department special values are offered for this Trousseau Week. The Suit In the sketch here, the bride wears a charming suit of ladybird spon- geen, in a box-coat model with mandarin sleeves and the new low mandarin collar. “The embroidery is of tan wool, a most effective color combination, $97.50. With it may be worn a French over- blouse of bisque crepe de Chine embroidered with silver beads, $25. The Wrap When the breeze blows sharp on deck or among mountains, the bride may throw over her suit a cape of an interesting foreign twill weave, navy blue in color, with a line-of raised embroidery in king’s blue woven through the fabric, and matched in facings, $85. The Day Frocks Two soft little things of faille Canton are in that bag the porter is carrying. One of rose beige is decorated with openwork bands and two long panels hung from the neckline $47.50. The other is a warm shade of leather brown, and is adorned with that smart spring fancy, bands of cross-wise tucks, $45. The Dinner Gown The bride will look appropriately festive in a frock of soft colored crepe de Chine frosted with: ‘a tracery of crystal beads. Sleeves less and with a very slight decol- letage, this gown may be easily packed and is a smart purchase in any one of several shades, $75. Or maybe you prefer loads of sports clothes and a wisp ot two of chiffon dancing pir Rat have them. Maybe you afe going ta motot away f from the rain o and veils and nop-crushable tweeds. ‘ood wishes and old shoes; we can offer yott motor coats Maybe you are sailing to Bermuda or the Carolinas; all-white sports things are ready for you, and filmy little French frocks. Wherever and however you.are going—we have the clothes for you here, at very reasonable prices. THIRD FLOOR: Her Shoes, #12.75 Though she be the most particular person in town, she can surely find shoes to suit her in this = In one-stra| mps she has a choice of Gateat leather, black satin or patent leather with beige suede back. While in low-heeled Oxfords she will find black or tan ‘calfskin or Norwegian leather, or fawn and grey buckskin. SECOND FLOOR Her Stockings, 4.25 Will be grey for her black shoes or nude perhaps, since these are the two smartest colors this season. At $2.95 plain silk stockings with Pointex heel, in many street and evening shades. Shot silk stockings with clocks of red, King blue, white or black to match or contrast with the stockings themselves—$6.95. GROUND FLOOR Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE ivr ty 17 dae meena imine memanemnas maaeneaeanaediiininrans + ano TEE ON Her Going-Away Hat It must be the last word in good taste, which, interpreted, means just this—a perfection of refinement expressed in terms of the Champs Elysees. The bride chooses it with the greatest ¢ care, knowing that correctly chosen, it adds the last touch to her traveling cos- tume~—the touch that moves the French to exclaim Quel Elegance. She will find just this kind of hat here, the hat that spells good tailoring. Will it be brown, blue, black or a bright shade. $10.50 up, Her Fur Scarf, $49.50 The last thing she does before she steps out of her room, radiant in her new travel- ing suit, 1s to put on her fur scarf. And with it she puts on that last important note that marks her costume faultless in @ taste. At $34.50 she may buy stone mar. ten animal scarfs or two-skin mink scarfs. At $49.50 Hudson Bay Sable chokers or baum marten animal scarfs. FOURTH FLOOR Her Long. Gloves, #1.50 Ecru, fawn, beige and white are the lovely shades of these gloves—and they are one reason why any bride will want several pairs. The gloves are of a soft quality cotton, the kind that may be washed out every night, and are 16 button length, Her Vanity Case, $4.50 Paisley patterns in warm rich colors are printed on brocaded silk of a heavy quality to fashion these newest of vanity cases. Mirror, change purse and lipstick within. GROUND FLOOR 2 More Days of the 7-Day Furniture Sale This is a final call to brides and relatives, You will find these remarkable values just two more days. Mahogany drop leaf tea wagon, $28.00 Solid mahogany nest of tables, 4 inset, 24.50 Mahogany past bed, full size, 24.50 Mahogany gateleg table, 34 x 42, 30.00 SIXTH FLOOR