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BEALES NOW HEAD
 OF 1776 SOCIETY

SEATTLE, Friday, Feb. 23.- Walter 5. Beals of Seattle was elect ed, yesterday, president of the Wash ington State Society of Sons of the American Revolution.
 Community Church
 Sunday school at II a. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
 The Alaska arrived at 1 20 this af-
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BERNSTORFF ON WAY AGAIN

HALIFAX, Saturday, Feb M-The Inner Frederck Eighth will sail tonight for Copenhagen with Bernstor aboard
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths havs been reported to the
health department. In the last twenty-fsur hours:
Sarah Elizabeth Van Horn, 8: years. Garfield
Hospital.
Unnamed infant Of Herman and Helen Hitx,
1 Gay. Is LonGfsiicw street northwest
Emma Laciie vamilion. months. Providence
Hospital.
Eliza j. Moore. 10 years. 1877 18th street north
west
Margaret A. wright - ysars. 1883 belmont
street northweat-
James Henri. Klsrhroek. 30 year. 1cSa 9Th
Psuiins Roe, 90 ysar.. xstionai Heneopashie
Hospital
James Smith. 70 jean. Ioss Irving street
northeast.
Matte Smith. n ysars. sihley Hospital.
John W. Garland. Do years. Casualty Hospital.
Leo A. Lsston, 10 years. <o3 New Jersey ave-
nue southeast.
Hamilton Rowan. 81 years. 40 wyoming
apartments.
street northwest
Jennie A, Taii. a years. George Washington
University Hospital.
LEU Carl Frazier. 7 years. Freedmen's Hos
pttal
william II. johnson. "A years. AIS street
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this country with the British war mis-
sion. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Willmer of London. Miss Fish Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
3. Fish of Scarsdale. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mecreaty OF
Baltimore, Md, were the guests over
Christmas of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ross Col
houn of the Woodley apartments.
The League of American Penw omen
Will give their weekly tea tomorrow
afternoon, when Mrs. Austin Thomas
viii act as hostess
Mrs. Isaac Pearson. president of the
club. will receive, assisted by Miss Jes-
sic Griswold. Mrs Mary V Johnston
and Mrs Appleton r. Clark
Private j. Fred sommervilie of Bat
terry 3, 10th Regiment. Field Artii
lery. and Miss Carmel Louise Potter,
both of Georgetown. were married at
mass at Holy Trinity Church at .
o'clock yesterday morning The Rev
Eugene De l.. Mcdonnell, pastor of the
church, performed the ceremony. at
which only relatives and immediate
friends were present.
The wedding came as surprise to
the many friends of the couple. Pri-
vate Sommerviile arrived few days
ago from Camp Mcclellan. Admission.
Ala. on six days leave for the Holt
days. He is son of Mr.. and Mrs
ffpd y. SDlnrneGNifle. MISS PHtter has
resided with her aunt. Mrs. Catherine
Hurney in Wisconsin avenue. since the
death OF her parents. j. William Shea
was the best man and Miss Alberta Pot
ter. a cousin of the bride. was maid
of honor. ...
Mrs. NJ. T.. D'Brien Of baltimore and
Washington has announced the mar
riage on Monday of her dauoh;er Miss
NJ Constance O'Brien. and First Lieut.
Macmillan Pierce Bergeron. t. =. NJ c.
The wedding, which WAS hastened by
Lieut.. Bergeron expecting orders TO
leave for France shortly. was per-
formed at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church by Rev. F. c. Gavan. pastor
Lieut. Bergeron is graduate of
Georgetown University. Washington,
and is a native of fIinsdale, n II.
The benefit TO be given by the state
historic committee, II. ~ r.. for the
restoration Of the devastated village OF
TilIoloy. France. is to be held in the audi
to-ium. Woodward 6: Lothrops. taToor-
row afternoon at $50 O'Clock, and will
be first showing OF war pictures and
Red Cross films,
A meeting OF the Medical Corps sec
ton of tho Army Service League has
been called by AIRS William g. Gorgas
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Henry A. Dodson Of Darlingtsa Haishts.N Va.
and Mary R Tanner Of Ontario, Va.
4. Hatcher Goldman and Charlctta Il Dean.
Henry =. SpauIding and Lessie n. Mocfc.
Tinsley l.. pishmap and victoria Williams.
Thomas G.. Darr of Ieesburr, Va, and Mar
gsret e. Beall of this city.
william Il. Overetreet and Ella g. Cole-
William o. Laycock and Mary T. Media
Homer II. Gateweod Of Port Royal. Va, and
LBcy II. Elam of this city.
+. Cleveland Tate and Maude O. Fowler.
Henry @. Martin OF south Orange. N. J.. and
Ruth r.. Wade Of Rockville, Nd.
Joseph n. Ford Of Mineral, Va. and Maggie
8. Thursfon Of this city.
william c. Parsons Of thfs city and Mildred
r. Mason of Baltimore, Nd.
Don p. Brown and Kate Champ. both Of Mo
dleburg. Va.
Robert B. Tyler and Ida D. Washington.
lshan J. Andrsws and Ethel T. Scorbora. botl
OF Petersburg, va.
David W. Penn and Lucy b. aravsa.
JameA W. Mackey and Juantta L Gum. botf
Of Monterey, Va.
Samuel Il BrenArnan and Nancy B. Hamsnick
both of Mount Solom. Va.
Willie A: Brooks and Florence L. Embrey. boti
OF Kellys Ford. Va.
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chairman, for Saturday afternoon at )
o'clock at the Highlands.
Mrs. Gorgas will be at home to the
members Of the Highlands auxiliary the
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas B. How
ard have as their guest at the Naval OBJ
servatory the formers brother. Capt d.
Claude Howard, who have been tho
guests of the formers parents. Admiral
and Mrs. Howard, have left for their
home at South. Orange. N. j.
The Washington Society Of the Ar
theological Institute Of America will
hold the eighty-third regular meeting
OF the society at the residence OF Mr..
cut avenue. Friday evening. January 4,
at $3.50 o'clock. Prof. Charles T. Cur
reilly, director of the Royal Ontario Mu-
scum Of Archaeology Of Toronto, and
vice president Of the institute. win give
an Illustrated lecture on Egyptian
Architecture"
An Interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, when
Miss Jane Elizabeth Bowles became the
bride of Mr. Frank r. kaspar of BaIti-
more.
The ceremony was performed at Foun-
dry NJ. +. Church by the Rev. W. Il.
Burnett in the presence of the members
OF the two families. The bride. who was
given In marriage by her brother, DR..
Crawford NJ. Bowles of Altoona, Pa,
wore modish tailored suit of brown
cloth, with velvet toque to match and
sable furs. She carried a shower bou-
Quet of red roses.
Mrs. Crawford NJ BowIes attended her
sister-in-law as matron of honor and
she wore a blue suit with large black
hat and carried a bouquet of red roses
Mr.. Anton Kaspar acted as best man for
his brother.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding supper was served in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton kaspar, in Rhode
Island avenue, after which the bride
and bridegroom left for 4 short we'd
ding trip. They will make their future
home in Baltimore.
Among the guests at the ceremony
and supper were Mr.. and Mrs. Josef
kaspar, their daughter and son. Mrs.
Huron w. Lawson, Mr. Henry kaspar,
Mrs. Henry Kaspar, Miss Priska kaspar
and Miss Clara Stoll.
Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly, who has
lust returned from Philadelphia. where
she was the guest of Mrs. George Ellis
of New York at the Ritz-Carlton, is
now the guest of Gen. and Mrs. l. w.
Little. where she viii be until joined
by Lieut. Connolly. who is at San An
tonic for three weeks before being
ordered to his new post.
MIS-. Connolly has rented ner mouse
in 18th street TO Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney
WeemS
Owing to Mrs. John A. Logan having
rented Calumet Place the reception to
be given by the Legion of Loyal
Women and Mrs. Logan on New Year
day will be cancelled. Mrs. Ada II.
Weiss. president of the Legion of Loyal
Women. and officers will be at home
at Mrs. Weiss residence, 2so9 North
Capitol street northwest. January /,
from 3 to ) pm,
Capt. David NJ. Barry. L. S. NJ c.,
has Joined Mrs. Barry at their resi-
denee. 1901 10th street, for the holidays
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been Issued to the fol-
lowing:
Richard T. Bailey and Flora E. Battle.
Louis c. Jones. jr.. and Pearl Thomas.
Richard Shamlcy and Susie Douglnss.
John Campbell and Clyde Pendleton both of
Amherst. Va.
Ernest LAthcrn and Vernfce Minor.
Arthur II. Yanderhoop OF Gay Head Mass.
and Evelyn II. Moss of this city.
William +. Neal Of Fort Hunt. Va. and Mar
ion g. Dangier Of this city.
William l. Barnes, L. s. A. and I4ottie C.
Whitaker.
Charles p Turner Of Diekerson Nd, and Min
ME {. Gray Of Upperville. Va.
George L. Haynes and Emma o. Carter. both
OF Richmond, Va
George C. Waiing and Mary f. steahman.
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James Brown Scott. Capt. John Foster
Dulles. Lieut.. Hamilton Fish Arm
strong. Mr.. Eliot Wadsworth, Mr..
chincloss, Mr.. A. B. Ruddock, Mr.. c. r..
Crane, Mr.. Richard Z. Crane and Mr..
Charles II. Butler.
Representative and Mrs. Ira Copley
will entertain at dinner this evening
In honor of their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick r. Babcock of Chicago.
Mrs. Matthew r. Scott is giving an
informal dance this evening at her
residence in Q street for her grand
daughter. Miss Mildred Bromweil, the
guests including her young friends who
are home for the holidays
Mrs. cal6eron Carlisle has had as
her guest for few days her niece.
! Miss Margery Pierson of Asheviile.
n. c., who Will return today to Bal
| timore. where she is spending the win
ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason Remey
will reach Washington tomorrow from
Pensacola, Fla, for en-day visit.
| They will stay first with Mr.. Remey's
parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs. George
iC. Remey. and later with Mrs. Remey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Beale X. How
| ard. Mr.. Remey Is on furlough. hay-
| ing completed his course of training as
a Navy aviator.
! Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Epson OF Cleve-
| land. who have passed several winters
al Washington, have taken, the resi-
| dence at 240I Massachusetts avenue for
| the season.
/ Miss Elizabeth Hills, the debutante
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Percy H.
Hills. was hostess at an informal
| luncheon today given in compliment to
| her house guest, Miss Elizabeth Hill
! of Nashville. Tenn. who spent the first
| part of her stay here with Miss Enid
| Sims.
| Mrs Francis g. James will entertain
| at a tea Monday afternoon from to 7
| o'clock in compliment to Miss Mary
| Duncan Gibson. Miss Sybil FIetch or
| and her daughter, Miss Teresa James,
| who is home from school for the heli-
| days.
| Miss Lota Robinson of New York is
spending a. few days with her brother
| .l-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. George
; T. Mordecai, at their home in the Green
/ Spring valley. ~Her brother-in-isw and
| sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grocer of
| Philadelphia. are expected to come down
| for the Bachelors cotilIon at Eaiti-
| more Saturday evening.
| Mrs Wesley Martin Stoner is enter
| tanning at n musical and tea this after
|
| OF Bowling Green, Ky. and Miss Mar
garet Ripy of Louisville. Ky, who are
spending the holidays in Washington.
| Following the musical program, In
| which Mrs. Mabel Foote Whitman will
| take part, refreshments will be served
! Mrs. Junius W MacMurray has of
fered her residence. 1928 Massachti-
..etts avenue, for the meeting which has
! seen called by Mrs. Erasmus Morgan
| Weaver. chairman of the coast artil-
terry committee of the Army Service
League. for tomorrow AFTERNOON al
t:45 o'clock.
| Capt. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Willard enter
T med at dinner Last evening at their
| arters at the navy yard in compliment
d Mr.. and Mrs. Francis dc Chantai Sui
, van of New York. who are spending a
days at Washington.
Col. A. r. Burlington, L.. s. A.. re-
ired and Mrs. Burlington. after a
| months stay at Washington. are re-
turning to New York for the remain
der Of the winter. Col. Burlington
\ ~
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MEMORIAL MASS AT VENICE.
To Commemorate the Deliverance OF
Jerusalem From the Turks.

VENICE. Tuesday. December IA
memorial mass was celebrated IN San
Marco Church today in commamoration
Of the dellverance OF Jerusalem fom the
Turk. The ceremonial took on unusual
Significance. inasmuch as the AuStrtans
had declared they would be in the piazza
OF San Marco by the holidays Instead OF
this there were fervent demonstrations
over the expulsion OF the Turks from the
Holy city.
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seuthease
TrsnE xnlss. nsneAA asfe xssne sEses
northeast
west
Caroline Stewart. 50 year. IA ek street.
southwest
Martha Ann weston. II montAa. 1eos Vermont
avenue northwest
Mabel Curry. monfhA the Chridren's Hos.
pitai
Lacy R. zaker. SO ycars. 1ecs Florida svenus
northwest.
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YEAR.END REMNANT BLOUSES!

There's wonderfully good picking am
$3.50 to $II.5O Biouses-$5.45
40 Beautiful Biouses-tai!ored and
dressy sty!es-in heavy satin, Geor-
gette crepe and crepe de chine-hand-
beaded, hand embroidered. FiIet lace
vests and coiIars-white,. flesh color.
bisque and suit shades. Nearly all
sizes.
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was in command of the 3oth Infantry.
Syracuse, N. Y, before his retirement.

Mr.. and MIS- Joseph W. BAILEY nave
as their guest for the Christmas holi-
days their son, Lieut., Joseph Bailey OF
the ie1d artillery, who is here from
Camp Lee. at Petersburg, Va.
Mrs Samuel Koones is hostess today
at luncheon and matinee party to
a group Of the young friends Of her
daughter, Miss Catharine Shively
Koones, who is at home from school
over the Christmas holidays.
Mrs George H. Sands. chairman of
the cavalry division of the Army
Service League, has called a meeting
for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at her residence, 1868 Columbia road.
All women who are Interested in this
branch of the service are invited to
attend this meeting. when plans for the
extension of this work will be discussed.
A quiet wedding took place Monday
afternoon at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles II. Nicely. when their
daughter. Miss Helen Margaret Nelly,
became the bride of Mr.. Joseph H.
Bartenstein OF Warrenton, Va. the Rev,
DR.. Forrest ]. Prettyman of the Emory
NJ f. Church officiating. Mr. Barten-
stein, who was on few days leave,
has returned to his post at Admission,
Ala.
The wedding of Miss Annie F. Fish to
Lieut. E. A. B. wilmer of the British
army will take place some time in
to the Royal Engineers. was with the
British troops in France in the winter
of 1866. lie wos invaded home.
TTDon his recovery he was detailed to
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Tho French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand Dinner Hosts Tonight
for Admiral Grasset.
Secretary Of State Entertains Mem
bers Of the Serbian Mission
at Dinner.

The French ambassador and Nine
Jusserand will be hosts at a dinner this
evening given in honor of Admiral
Grasset, in command of lie Gloire the
French battleship now in American
waters, who is at Washington for a few
days, accompanied by members of his
staff.
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Robert
Lansing, entertained at dinner last
evening at Rauscher's in honor of the
Serbian mission, of which DR.. Milenko
Vesnitch is head. The other guests were
the Serbian minister, Representative
Henry D. Flood, Representative Swagar
Sherley, the chief of staff. Gen. Tasker
H. Bliss; Mai Gen. Crozier. Mr. Frank
L. Polk, the solicitor general, Mr.. John
W. Davis; Mr.. Charles s, Hamlin. Mr.
William Phillips. Mr.. Breckenridge
Long, Mr.. Hoffman Philip, Mr.. Russell
c. Lefiiingwell, Mr.. Wilbur ]. Carr, Mr.
John Barrett. Mr.. John Shelton Will
liams, Col Clarence S. Ridley Ma
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If you want work read the want col
umuS of The Star.
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Silk Dresses!
$3.50 to $3.50 Dresses
S2o.45 49,,

S4z.5O to $3.50 Dresses
S2o.45
Handsome Afternoon Gowns OF
crepe meteor, crepe de chine, velvet
combined with georgette crepe, satin
and Georgette crepe-in bisque. gray,
beige, Copenhagen. taupe, navy and
black
sos to SIS Evening Gowns
$43.S5
10 Dresses oniy-sizes SO to 44-fine
satins and crepe meteor, beauti-
fully combined with silk iaces, nets
and bead embrcldery--black over
white, navy, gray, orchid and peach.
$35 and $40 Party Gowns
S2A.85
For misses and small women--1o
Simple Party Dresses--in silk nets.
taffeta silk and satin-empire styles,
tight bodices and draped skirts
evening shades. including rose, flesh,
white and light blue.
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-
Odds and ends Of the season-bl
likely to find Just your size in the CO
$3.50 to $62.5O Coats-$38.75
Big Fine Coats-with large shawl.
scarf and roll fur Enthusiastically
silk iined-in siivertone, Bolivia cloth,
habit cloth, suede velour, green, plum,
taupe, deer, castor, navy and black.
$3.50 and $40 Coats-$21.75
This price should sell the entire lot
Of Is Coats tomorrow. There's suede
velour, duyet broadcIoth and habit
cloth, in navy blue, beet-root, deer.
taupe, green, brown and biack-iarge
Hudson seal and nutria fur collars.
Misses and ladies' sizes.
$4Z.5O and $45 Coats-SA.85
35 Coats--aII half and full silk lined
ALI fine velour mixtures, suede We
lour, Pom Pom, habit cloth and
broadcioth-In navy, taupe, castor,
plum, brown, green and biack-9ood
sizes.
$500 Coats-$Io.75
IS coats-iadies' and misses sizes,
in cut velour. kersey broadcioth. bu-
reiia and English velour-pavy, deer.
green, plum, castor and black. All
smart styles.
$3.50 and $50 Coats-$l6.75
For Ieng service and satisfaction
Goats In al wool, suede velour. bu-
reIla and velour mixtures--In navy,
green, brown and bIack-.arge fur
and velvet collars.
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5 Last Friday Sale!
J variety and big. value. You are
Or and style you most want.
$500 Coats-$1I.75
A few more Coats-good staple
styles! All good WOODEN materials
velour and zibelne-wIth plush and
velvet collars-navy, black and
Evening & Calling Coats
$40 and S45 Evening Coats
$26.75
10 Full Silk-Ilned Velour Velvet
Evening Coats-!aroe moufflon fur
collars and cuffs-maixe, purple, Pc
kin blue, green and rose.
$500 Coats-$6S.75
Black Velour Velvet Afternoon
Coats-w1th large skunk fur collars
beautiful coats for any occasion.
500 to SI25 Evening Coats
S62.75
Costly Evening Wraps-ln chiffon
veIvet-with large fur collars and
cuffs-no two alike, and each beat
ty-peach, purple, rose and blue.
sos to $l25 Coats-S79.50
Exclusive Velvet Afternoon Coats
In chiffon velvet. panne velvet and
velour veivet-French blue, plum,
brown and biack-coIiars and cuffs
Of Hudson seal, skunk and koiinsky
all magnificent coats.
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Last 1917 Neckwear
Remnantsi

SURPLUS LoTS-A FEW SAM
Piles and S o ME NJ ~ e o
great lots to choose from.
90 for Soc and 75c organdy COL
lars and Sets, hemstitched.
ruffie and lace trimmed-P. x. and
Satin Collars. Georeette Crepe Col
lars, Colored Pique Ascots and Stocks
and Jabots of ecru nets--this is big
lot.
AQ~ for 81 Neckwear-aIsoS few
$1.5o quality-inc.udIHg COL
lars and Sets of orsandy. georsette
crepe and pique; Net Stocks and
Jabots. trimmed with lace, and Sport
Ascots. In coiored piQue.
or A ANAL lot Of $1.5o and $1.75
w. Wook Crepe Collars, with satin
borders and lace trimming.
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s. and SIS Blouses-$2.45
so Blouses In 9eorgette crepe, silk
iaces. silk nets and crepe de chine
white, flesh color. maize, navy blue
and black-vests, friIls and large
roll coliars-hand embroidery, tucks
and hcmstitchinq.
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$3.50 to $3.50 Blouses-$4.2o
100 Fine silk BIouses-in eeoreette
crepe, crepe de chine. satin, taffet6
styIes-with two-way high or low
collars, friIIs and fancy vests-WhIte,
fiesh color and suit shades.
$3.50 BIouseS-$1.05
40 SILK Biouses-crepe de chine and
satin plaids; also Net and French
Wolfe Blouses, hand embroidered and
Fiiet lace trimmed-whlte and coiors.
Nearly all sizes.
$3.50 RemnantS-S0c
IS Biouses, in aII-ovef embroidered
wolfe. orsandy, cotton crepe and Jap
silks-taIiored and trimmed styles
white, flesh color, rose and maize.
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offer big value opportunities! Suits
the good materials-but not In any
.-~lsq IL Suits-$l1-
Good All-wooi Gabardine, Serge
brown and taupe-veivet and button
years-iadIes' up to 20 bust.
$500 Suits-S1S.S5
You know our sa5 Suits-they are
fine quaiity-veIour, eabardine, wool
jersey and bureIla cioth-desirable
navy blues, taupe, green, brown and
bIack-sizes up to AZ.
$3.50 to $3.50 Suits-$Zz.85
IS Suits--veIour, duvet broadcioth,
serge and gahardine-navy, black.
beet-root, plum, taupe, brown and
green-taiIoreo and dressy styles
ripple and straight-iine Jacket.
$500 to $500 Suits-$3l.85
25 Suits-in the original silver
tone, duvet de iaIne, broadcloth and
Poiret twfil-ehoice styles. all sizes
shades like deer, tsupe, plum. green,
brown, and also navy and black.
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Mrs Francis Il. James will entertain
a tea Monday afternoon from to 7
o'clock In compliment TO Miss Mary
Duncan Gibson. Miss Sybil Fetch or
and her daughter, Miss Teresa James,
who is home from school for the holi-
DAYS
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Year-Ends-
Is DRESSES-SI5-

HI 10 DRESSES-Sl5-
lAI Remnants of our $50 and s35 lines
crepe de chine. satin and Georgette
A crepe-navy, black, brown. taupe
and pIum-!adies' sizes up to io-also
81 misses 1o years.
b$38.5O & $40 Dresses-$13.45
NJ Street and afternoon styIes-crepe
de chine, georgette crepe. satin and
velvet-navy, plum, French blue,
III taupe and bIack-hand- embroidered
IL beaded. braided-and with lace vests
and collars. These are exceptional.
Ill Always Good style
Eli SIS Dresses-h Price!
GV Navy and Black Serge Dresses
braided and combined with black
satIr-strai sht-line. plated styles
II with roll coiiars-S12.45.
$3.50 to $35 Dresses-SIo.45
I'll Serge Dresses-in navy, plum and
II bisck-p'aited, short jacket, long tu-
mic and surpiice basque styles.
H Year-End Underwear
)&I Remnants!
ST Silk Corset Covers-60c
III Crepe de Chine and Jap SILK Corset
E1 Covers-lace trimmed-mostIy large
~ sizes.
So Envelope Chemise-SI. 90
III Crepe de Chine and Jap SILK En-
al / veiope Chemise-taIIored and lace
trimmed styles. Odds and ends!
Af 81 Silk Petticoats-$3.45
81 Taffeta Silk PettIcoats-piaited and
81 tailored flounces. some with percaIlne
underruffIe-aii shades!
= 81 Muslin Underwear-SI. 80
: ne Nainsook Gowns-yokes and
Fl 4 eeses trimmed with val lace. Over
y supply at remnant price.
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Miss Elizabeth Hills, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Il.
Hills, was hostess at an informa
luncheon today given in compliment to
her house guest, Miss Elizabeth Hill
of Nashville. Tenn. who spent the first
part of her stay here with Miss Enid
Sims.
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A meeting of the Medical Corps sec
ton of III" Army Service League has
been called by AIRS. William G. Gorgas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Epson OF Cleve-
land. who have passed several winters
al Washington, have taken the resi-
dence at 24ol Massachusetts avenue for
the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

Miss Lota Robinson of New York is
spending a. few days with her brother
i-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George
+. Mordecai. at their home in the Green
Spring valley. Her brother-in- law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grocer of
Philadelphia. are expected to come down
for the Bachelors cotillon at Eaiii-
more Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

Mrs. Junius W. MacMurray has of
fered her residence. 1928 Massachi-
.,etts avenue, for the meeting which has
seen called by Mrs. Erasmus Morgan
Weaver. chairman of the coast arti!-
terry committee of the Army Service
League. for tomorrow afternoon al
t:45 o'clock