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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-04

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
Except Sunday.
BY The Alexandria Gazette Corporation,
BIT King Street, Alexandria, Va.
HOWARD w. SMITH, President and
Treasurer.
WILLIAM ALBERT SMoOT, Jr., Vice
~ President.
HDWIN BRADLEY HARD. Editor and
General Manager
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-04
Bungalow
Aprons
and House
Dresses

Bungalow Aprons. made OF
checked percale or gingham
with solid color trimmings;
button back. belt and pocket.
75c value. special at 49,. Sc
Odd Lots Of House Dresses.
mostly Mendcls make, in ging-
ham. chambray and lawn.
Sizes So to AZ. Values up
$3.50, specially priced at 79c
House or Porch Dresses, made
of fine quality voile. Sizes So
to IS. Specially priced at s1.s5
Billie Burke Dresses made OF
fine quality voile. with large
collar. bel. and pocket. $500
values, CT ,cial at s1.s5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
GREENSBORO

ISpeciai to The Times Dispa,ch.l
GREENSBORO, March l0.--Alrs. w.
Y. Preyor was hostess to the THURSDAY
Bridge Club this week. Mrs. *. IL.
King. Jr, was awarded the club prize.
Il pair OF silk hose. for the highest
score. The visitors prize. pair Of
Japanese candle shades. WAS won by
Mrs IL. l.. Coblc.
Or. Henry Louis Smith. of Washing
ton and Lee University, spent Sunday
here with his mother. Mrs. =. Henry
Smith, and other relatives.
Misses Mary Watson and Josephine
Vaughn are spending q weeks holiday
in the city with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. u. q. Vaughn. after which they
will return to Tarrytown-on -thc- Hud-
son, where they arc In school
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Gold celc-
brated the twentieth anniversary or
their wedding on Friday evening. The
reception WAS q brilliant affair. and
one of the chief social events OF the
season. Ahou, 200 guests were present
Miss Annie Louise Wharton gave a
bridge luncheon Saturday. compiimcn-
,ary TO Mrs. X. X. King. .lr., recent
bride. Bridge was played for an hour
or more. Mrs Il. e. Elzcmcyer making
the highest score. and she was award
cd the prize The honor guest also
was presented with a prize.
The Mothers club Of tho Child Con-
scrvatiou League met Monday after
noon in the lecture room Of Tho Car
nceic library. with Habit" tho
subject for discussion. interesting
papers were read by Mcsdamcs w. y.
Hewitt. w. p. Barrett, c. j. Tinslcy
aud j. \. Allen, and quotations OH
Habit were given by Mcsdamcs IL.
T. Cobic. Arthur Watt, &. f.. hnder-
son and w. r. Sockweli.
Mrs, Dewitt Kasc entertained at q
tea on Monday afternoon in honor Of
Misses Cora Vaughn, Of Franklin, Va.
and Virginia Dance. OF Danviilc. Va.
Miss Vaughn is the guest Of Mrs. kase,
while Miss Dance is visiting Mrs.
Smith Richardson.
The James Turner Morehead Chapter
Of the United Daughters OF the Con-
fedcracy met Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Jessie Brandt.
The Reviewers Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. !. NJ Millikan
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~ AND orr or row>.

Mrs. Eppa Huntcn. lr., is returning
to-day from North Carolina. where she
has been for \ short stay
Mrs. Julian Meade. Of panviile, is
the guest OF Mrs. W. l.. Dance. oil
Park Avenue.
Airs. William q. Ecrhcr Of Snow llill
Md. is the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Edith 1'i,zwilson. OF this city.
7 Miss Beulah Eichel. Of West Grace
street, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Hano
In Philadelphia. for several weeks.
Andrew Voolfolk Of Richmond. has
been the recent guest Of his mother
Mrs. Lucy Woolfolk, III Hanover coun-
~ AIRS. T.. T. claytor, Of l.awrcnccvilc
who spent tho weekend with her sis
ater. Mrs. John Fulford. Of Highland
Park, has returned 10 her home
81 AIRS. Byrd Warwick and Miss Evelyn
BSrd Warwick have returned 10 their
apartment at Gresham Court. after a
visit to Camden. :. c. where they
were much entertained.
MIR. and Mrs. Atherton t. wadieiSh
With their two children. Edward Wad-
leigh and Patsy Wadleigh. of Phiiadel-
phia, arrived Saturday to be guests Of
Mrs. WadleiCh's mother and sister. Mrs
q y. Whytc and Miss LaNinia Whyte
ION Harrison Street.
AIRS. Alexander wadswcrth. J. has
returned from Il visit to WaShims ton
Mrs. L. {. Woodward and Miss Geor-
Eia woodward have returned 10 thci,
home in this city after "A visit IL
friends in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
GoRD0NsvILLE

Especial TO The Times bis pa,chl
GORDoNSVILLE. VA. March To-
Al. Goodloc. OF Philadelphia. after Wis
itinS his mother. Mrs. Charlotte Good
Toe. on Main street, has returned home
w. w. Brock. of Richmond. visited
relatives hero this week.
+. NJ. Cameron, who lived near town.
has moved 10 Herndon.
J. *. Rogers. az Spartanburg. :.
g., was the guest OF friends here Il
few days ago.
George Ilobson Scott, OF Richmond.
visited his parents. III. and Mrs. John
Scott. here this week.
Mrs. $. W. McElroy. Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. is the guest OF relatives at Spring
fields, near town.
T. y. Marks, w II. Walker and Il.
A. Drumhellcr. of Clifton Forge, were
visitors in the city this week.
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Acrcc has returned
from a visit 81 several days 10 rela-
tivcS III Richmond.
John D. Stricklcr is with friends
and relatives in Page County.
Miss Thomasia Cowhcrd has return
ed. after few days visit 10 relatives
al Columbia.
Miss Ashley spent few days this
week at her home in Richmond
Richard Woody, of Richmond. visited
his mother, Mrs. w. j. Woody, this
week.
Miss Eleanor Hessley has returned
from a visit to relatives Al Cniourille.
Sergeant II. g. Watkins spent few
DAYS this week with his father. George
NJ Watkins. who is a patient al the
Joshston-Willis Sanutoriuum IN Rich
mond.
Professor i. Walton Halt. wife and
little son. Of Beaver Dam, have been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
II. Hall. III the city.
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$. D.. are spending month in the
city. They are the guests OF Mrs.
John 5. Cunningham. Parish Place.
MIR. and Mrs. James Foote. OF Wythe-
vile. Va. are visiting Mr.. Foote's
mother. Mrs. II. \. Foote. on South
Street.
John Stinson. of Eldorado. Ill, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. a. j. Petty.
Edward Murray. who has been spend :
ing month with relatives III this city.
has returned TO his home in Toronto.
Ont
Mrs. Harris King entertained the
Round Dozen Club. and few invited
friends. on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on South Duke Street. Miss Essic
Henry. OF East Orange, y. j., sister OF
the hostess. was guest of honor.
Mrs. b. &. Glass has returned from
Danvillc. Va. where she has been Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs. j.. ". DID
brell.
The Halcyon Literary Club was en-
tertaincd on Tuesday afternoon BY Mrs.
l.. l. Brooks. Parish Place.
Mrs. Bcrnicc Todd has gone to
SounRsville. O., TO visit relatives.
Miss Anna Branson. who has been
IN the city the guest OF Miss Lucy
stokes and Miss Mary Bryan Ciriswold
has returned to her home in Concord
y. g
Mrs. Taylor Bell. OF Washington. ~
c. is tho guest of Mrs. l.. $. Booker. on
Buchanan Boulevard.
\ pretty affair of this week was tho
luncheon given on Thursday Ia the
members OF the Up-to-Datc Club oy
Mrs. l.. j. Parrish. at her country home,
'lochmoor."
Mrs. j. III. kilbuck. OF Bethel. Alaska.
who has been visiting Mrs. Van Pattcr-
son. on Morris Street, has gone to Win
s'on- Salem to visit friends She was
accompanied by Mrs. Patterson.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, MARCH IL, 1917
THE kAlJFN1ANN STORE,
New Collars
and Cuffs

DAINTY, ORIGINAL AND
- UNUS UAL beauty
marks these collars and
sets. They have been de-
veloped in the spirit of the
new sports vogue. They
are delightfully."- youthful.
Collar and cuff sets in white
georgette crepe, with COL
lars square OF pointed,
cross tucked and hem
stitched. Set complete,
$1.OO.
Collars. in natural pongee.
hemstitched and edged in
rose, gold, green, etc. 75c.
Square collars in white geor-
gette, with self-woven
squares and embroidered
dots, in pink, blue, char
treuse, etc. $1.0O.
Khaki-kool silks, in colors,
with embroidered dots;
very handsome. S1.5O.
Embroidered georgette COL
lars, edged with broad
cloth, with cut edges. In
rose, blue and chartreuse.
$1.9S.
Very handsome collars of
georgette, in combination
with filet laces. $2.3S.
Many other patterns and
styles. 75c to $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Open the Door and Enter
SPRING AWAITS YOU
Top Coats
The Extreme of Good
aste and Correctness

A COLLECTION of coats
inclusive Of types for
every function, accurately
rejecting the best of the
productions by the Paris
"Haute Couture.
Developed In wool jersey, We
lours, silks, duvetyn, Bo-
livia, English mixtures,
burellas, chamoisine. ga
bardine, etc, prices rang
ing $3.50 to $3.50.
BLACK AND WHITE velour
check coats. in full sweep
ing lines. belted front and
back, waist fitted and sides
pleated. $3.50.
Handsome cape collared
serge coats, in navy. black
or gold, with stitching in
contrast. $3.50.
VELOUR COATS, in pastel
shades, Nile. gold, rose,
ETC.; extremely smart style
features. $500.
INTERESTING showing of
those English mixtures so
practical for knock-about
wear, especially for motor
ing. $500.
MODELS IN GABARDINE,
burella and tricotine, coats
revealing in every line
their superior materials
and tailoring; colors
shown in these black,
navy, tan, beige, gold, Hin
doc and chartreuse. $50,
$50, $3.50.
EXCLUSIVE MODELS in
chamoisine, Cashmere de
sole, Bolivia cloth, gabar-
dine, yelours, etc, S35, $40,
$50 and up to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Broad Street
at Fourth
Silk Dresses
Apres Midi Dresses
in Lighter Shades
Darker Tones in
Dresses for the Street
AFTERNOON

TN TIE AFTERNOON
= dresses worthy models
are shown in crepe de
chine and georgette COM
binations; in Shantung
with Jap embroideries; in
khaki-llool patterns, and
there are a few taffetas;
Nile, jade, citron and
watermelon are shown in
addition to blush and
maize.
In the darker dresses taffetas
and georgcttes, plain geor-
gette and plain tatfeta are
offered in interesting va
ricty: with embroidery,
metal stitching, etc, in
long waist styles and the
iupc tonneau skirt, OF in
the dainty short waist
models Pour jeune file.
Amethyst, navy. tobacco,
black, taupe, Copen, ETC.,
are the colors. A compre-
hensive assortment at $25.
At $3.50 to $35
THE SHOWING EMBRACES
a more varied and more
elaborate collection in
crepe de chine and geor-
gette, and georgette and
taffeta.
Elaborate semi-dinner dress
es in light and dark color
ings, many of them with
distinguished beading and
braiding. A most inter-
esting assortment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

DURHAM

~ Especial to The Times Dispatch
n. c.. March io.--Rev. and
MRS walter n. Boas, OF Yermillion,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Quality at Lou
Price

WE ARE AS PROUD OF the
\ values we offer at popular
prices as Of the finer
waists. Waists in crepe de
chine, georgette and wash
able broadcloth; monk
collars, bib fronts, open
eyelette and combination
collars of embroidered
georgette; high colors or
colors conservative. $500
and S5.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

phTttneil' MISS kathHrine ~. HaweS
: VIII lead the service. and she will tell
!, stories OF tho origin OF the hymns
All girls are especially invited.
a The Woman's Missionary Society or
( Grove Avenue Baptist Church viii
meet on Monday afternoon Al 400
o'clock.
There viii be meeting Of The
Mothers club OF Chimborazo School
Monday afternoon a, 3:3O o'clock at
the school. y fun attendance is urged
IA Miss Bertha Condo. senior student
secretary OF the national board OF the
Is Young Women's Christian Association.
Twill speak 10 the members OF the South
!. atlantic field committee Tuesday morn
ing 1T II O'Clock in tho committee
rooms in the Virginia Railway and
Power Building. Miss Conde's subject
viii be World Phases OF Student
Work" on which She is m authority.
Several years ago Miss Condo accom-
panied Dr. John l.. Mott and Robert
E. Specr CT a tour OF the world. nm
acrtaken fol uniting II possible all the
students II the world Of all nations
and crccds. The resul, OF their efforts
was the formation OF tho Worlds Chris
tian student Federation with its .rc-
mcndously wide influence and it's many
affiliated organizations. Miss Condo
4 comes TO Richmond from 1.ynchburs.
where she has been conducting n vim
.sstcr conference Al the city association.
I, and has also held & series Of special
3 meetings II Rand' lph- Macon Womans
. college
-
In THE ScIvlt-c ~ the King Circle Of
Kings Daughters viii meet with Mrs.
!. r. Rcdd. a5oi East BROAD Street.
Monday afternoon AZ O'clock,
Williams Memorial Circle Of King
Daughters viii meet with Mrs. l.. II.
!. Jenkins, lS3? Monument Avenue. Tues
day afternoon At $3.50 o'clock.
The general meeting Of ,he ASCOT
alton for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities has been postponed 10
TUESDAY. and good attendance Is
urged rs spring work viii l.. dis
.cuSsed.
Lee Chapter. United Daughters Of
the Confcdcracy. Will hold its regular
meeting III Lee >camp Han Tuesday
3 morning al ii O'Clock.
Richmond Chapter. tinted Daughters
OF the Confcdcrscy. viii hold its reru-
lar monthly meeting IA Lee Camp IIail
WEDNESDAYS morning AZ II o'clock, At
this meeting hrranG cm"nts will lie COM
ple:ed for the annual tea
The regular meeting If tho Ice Aux
iliary, United Daughters or the CON
fedcracy. will be held on Wednesday,
afternoon =, O'Clock at MS West
. Avenue.
The woman's board. Of The Methodis,
Institute. will hold It's regular meet
Ing, at the institute. Nineteenth and
Grace streets, Wednesday, morning a.,
411 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
Grove Avenue Baptist Church viii
meet on Monday afternoon a, 1870
o'clock.
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wOMEN'S MEETINGS.

There VIII be ar informal song SER
vice Mt o'clock this afternoon al the
'. w. G. ~. North Fifth Street, unde,
the auspices Of the girls work de-
partmeni. Miss Katharine II. Halves
will lead the service. and she will tell
stories OF tho origin OF the hymns
All girls are especially invited.
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~
SOCIETY 6
~ ~ ~ ~
on,inucd from Second rag


over Avenue, on Saturday afternoon.
Those taking par, on tho program
were:
MIS- R RSns s s, Miss sn,
Miss Lucille Mayneld Miss T. Thomas
q Mis- Dorothy Page Miss MARY Bethel
! ykss Isabel Smith Miss Helen Anderson
IN Fs ii. Wingtieid Alfred lieslep
Z At Natural bridge.
~ special train passed through Hich
'rnend last week returning from Natural
Bsidge, Washington. Niagara Falls and
New York. The train carried $50 girls.
3ste11 chapcrons and Or. J. -. Blanton.
president of Ward Rclmou; College.
DIR, Bisntcn is a Nirginian. hui he has
spent many wears in Nashville
Entertained In Ashland.
Misses Cox entertained infotmallN al
their home in Ashland Tuesday night
sin. honor of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Cox.
y Those invited were
e Marshall Ellis y l.. Price
Mrs. Marshall Ellis Misses Con
r.. II. Cox !. T.. Cox
Mrs. +. H. Cox Mrs j. l.. cox
4 E.w. Woodfolh OF Richmond.
Mfs. L. W Woodfolk Z. Z. Coz
81 Shirley Garter or Fr.lcrcksbur=
\ Mrs. Shirley Carter Miss Alice L. Rr>son
Mrs. G. Z. Stusrt Miss Elizabeth FOX
: Winston Woolfolk Charles L.. stuart
Carter Ellis Marlborough cox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Dyersette for
Sports

FIRST THE COLORS: jade,
citron, gold, Nile, anne
thyst, maize, cadet, rose,
salmon, French gray
wonderful colors and Won
derfully made up, with a
multitude Of refinements,
marvellous collars and
pockets, charmingly stitch
ed. Complete stocks at
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Ten Models

YES, TEN, at $500 the suit
in Poiret twills and serges;
navy, Copen, tobacco,
grays and green's are the
colors. Models for BOTH
misses and women. exqui-
sitely tailored showing
distinguished treatment in
braiding, buttons. pockets,
belts, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

There viii be meeting Of the
Mothers club of Chimborazo School
Monday afternoon al 3:30 o'clock at
the school y fun attendance is urged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
At $1,000

MODELS IN SERGE and
poplin. In the latter cloth
there are handsome belted
and fancy pocketed mod
els in navy, Copen or
black; attractive tailored
serge suits. with notch col
lar and revers in blue or
black; ideal model for the
woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
HERE
This $4,000
Blouse

I ESE1t Eo a "ORD OF
praise. Have you seen
the new exquisite quality
georgette. called Crepe
Louise? Take of this S. Q.
-drape cunningly, inset it
with motifs of real filct;
overlay the lace and fabric
with heavy embroidery,
and you have a blouse fit
for royalty. Other models
in all colors, ranging white
10 majenton. $3.50 to $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Better Suits

QUITE NATURALLY in the
matter of very fine suits we
yield the palm to none. 1t
is our pride that these
trecco serges, twills, needle
point gabardines, stocki-
nettes, striped worsteds,
tricotines, ETC., present the
last word in quality Of fit,
fashion and fabric. Honey,
gray A, citron, chocolate
and beige are some of the
colors. Extreme style mo-
tits, 36-inch to 4O-inch
coats; jupe tonneau skirts,
etc. $45 to S65.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
And Now the Suit
Selling is on in
Earnest

DIAM TAILORED SUITS,
trim and precise; belted
suits which feature the
belts; semi-belted suits
that start out loose and
yield to this slight re-
straint; Norfolk effects al
most boyish in their Sc
verify; sport suits gay
enough for a troubadour;;
Trotteur suits of sturdy
tweeds and mannish mix
lures; stockinet suits that
irresistibly invite TO COM
fort. There are scores Of
models and many prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Fineness of Detail

JUST FOR EXAMPLE, ex-
anime these English walk
ing suits, popularity known
as trench models. Gray
mixtures and navy serge
of irreproachable quality,
with the highest grade of
tailoring. Quality suits in
every sense. Other suits
in English mixtures, twills,
burellas, gabardines, trico-
tines, etc. $35 and $3.50.
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over Avenue, on Saturday afternoon.
THOSE taking part on tho program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

Il The Catholic Wonans Ciub viii
hold It's monthly meeting at 6 o'clock
tomorrow night at its rooms l6 South
Third Street The annual election Of
officers VIII be held.
i The oakwood Memo iai Association
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at
sa'clock at ST Johns Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

The woman's board. Of the Methodist
Institute. will hold It's regular meet
ing at tho institute. Nineteenth and
Grace Streets, Wednesday morning at
il o'clock
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Nmr anfsef1pbem
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