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New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
AMERICAN. poRrs

IALTIMoRE Feb 2-Arrived strs
Tana aalasa Masanaas Lake Fife. PoEt
ehffe. IAyerpool: Sierra Blanca tBelg).
s, Mishaes shfaasa Aseot seo sBr}. Malta Sailed
Defanof. Hamburg and Bremen; Sirius
tDan), Mslnlo.
BOSTON, Feb 2-Arrived: strs R.svaer
{Nor), Newcastle G. 4 Garfield. Tampico
ciac Coast ports; Dochra, New York
CHARLESTON. S C. Feb 2--Arrived
strs sudbury, West Coast. Sailed: Ser
ssan eao Lake n oasara sE
New York; Lake Eilenornh, Jacksonville.
GALVESTON. Feb a--Arrivsd: strs
Fukuyo Maru !Jap) Marsellles;. Madras
York; Telesforo de Lsrrinega tsr,' Man
Tampico. sailed: EIi.elie. New York
Munisla; Mobile; Genoa aiaru (Jap), Kobe
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2--Arrived: str,
Hercules tNor), Gothenburg, etc; San Gil
tBr)ig Santa Marta; Schwabsn (Br), Betrs
via New York: Bayford tBr). Marseillss
via Norfolk sultan Van Langkat lDD
gaba; nochesteE, Texas ci,y; chester Sun
atroyer @ M II. saiieds psS strs Radium f M tit5 rs
rort ns
(Swed), Gothenburg Via New York; sehr.
Elizabeth Bandi. San Domingo City via
/ Mexico,
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Feb a--Arrivsd
strs Point. Judith. Baltimore. Sailed:
Van. Miami: Persian. Baltimore.
MOBILE, Ala, Feb s---Sailed: Schooner
Ludlow, Porto Rico.
PORT TAMPA. Feb ARRIVED: Str.
Hilton. Baltimore; Hornsby Castle (Br)
Havana; Masootte. Havana.
+ PORT EADS. La. Feb 2--Arrived Stri
Cheyenne tBr). United Kingdom; city o!
| Alameda. London: corson. Philadelphia
| Cuyamacca, Tanpico; Edward l. Doheny
Tampico; Daniel Webster. Liverpool; Lake
Frithan, Pensacola; Minooka, LONDON
Nicarao tlIondl. Fort corte2; Newena
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Ship Coal Contract Made
New York Firm to Supply 800,
600 Tons 10 Boards Ships

WASHINGTON, Feb. Award of a
contract to the Dexter Carpenter
Company. Of New York, TO supply 3o0,-
600 tons of coal for government ships
at New York over period of q year at
$7.39 g. ton delivered alongside the ves-
sells is announced by Chairman Benson
of the Shipping Board
Bids were opened recently by the
board for supplying approximately
vessels at Atlantic ports for q year,
but. with the exception of the contract
just awarded, the chairman said, the
offers were rejected and new bids will
be invited. Bids for supplying 10000
tons of coal at Bermuda for period of
six months are still under considera-
tion, the chairman added.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. ARMY or.
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
1rant, Capt. j. H., w Walter Red Hos
pitaL
Kelly. Col j. r.. to Honolulu.
Appleton, Capt D. s., to Porto Rico.
Veterinary Corps
SeweIi, S, Major 6. H.. to Camp Pike.
shannon. I'd II. II. s., to Camp Lewis.
Air Service
Weaver, Major w. r.. to San Antonio
honorabiy Observation-Disclosures Ii. r. G:
Cavalry
porey. II. Col. b. H.. to Fort Sam Hous-
H!xson. Major A. G.. TO Fort Riley.
Miscellaneous
3 Heritage. ,rnsg Maj. A, NJ. c. W r, to Edge
'aJeslihan. Chaplain J F.. Z. $. A., to Fort
shinkle, LII Col f. NJ. ord. TO Washing
psssson. lit. Col. G. NJ. A. G. Dept. Is
Washington.
Graver Major r.. Med. c., resigned.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Airship Can Garry SO
R-36 First British Craft To Be
Equipped for Passengers

LONDON, Jan. IS (By Mail) Brit
ish aviation authorities have announced
that the R-36, one of the four airships
TO be used for experiments in COM
mercial work, will have a passenger
saloon with capacity for fifty persons.
This will be the FRS. British airship
to be fully equipped for passenger
service. The R-36 is now nearing COM
petion at Glasgow.
Four airships will be used in the
experiments. The others are the Brit
ish R-s7 and the German LII and
L-64.
The first tests are expected to take
place on the route to Egypt,~Malta4 and
back. If the experiments prove the
practicablity Of using airships for
the carriage of goods and passengers,
the service may be started fairly early
tbia ypar
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
S8, 500, 900 Steamer to
Make First Trip Feb. Is
len Millionaires to Sail on the
Hawkeye State, Worlds Most
Expensive Merchant Vessel
Special Dispofch 10 The T,sb,, \

speeiot DtSp0tcb to The Trabane
BALTIMORE. Feb. 2.--The United
States Shipping Board is preparing TO
pay out $s,5oo.oo0 for the steamship
Eawkeye State, recently completed at
Sparrows Point. The steamer is the
most expensive ever built in America,
according to shipping men, and cost
more than any merchant ship in opera
ton in the world, Before the war the
olympic, considered the most palatial
$780, 900.
The Bethlehem Shipbuildine Corpo-
ration, which built the ship, will get
about $6,b00,00o for the construction
works it is estimated. The remaining
1900 900 will be for Quitting, deco
rating and for several innovations. The
hawkeye State will cost about $46E a
dead weight ton for construction, IL is
estimated,
The first trip Of the steamer, to be-
gin February Is, will be. made by peo-
PIE able, TO appreciate her magnificence.
There, will be at least ten millionaires
aboard her it is said, and many wealthy
men. Chicago Athletic Club members
will occupy most of the ship. About
loo members of the club will make the
voyage. One of the passengers, it is
said, is spending $4,000 on the trip.
The Hawkeye States enormous cost
was caused partly by the many changes
in her design. First intended for a
troop transport, she was changed to q
passenger ship when the war ended.
1t was the governments first expert
ment in passenger ship building and
every effort was made to see that she
was as good as, if not better than, any
built in Europe.
The ship will go to Honolulu, stop
ping at Havana, Panama Canal ports
and San Francisco. The round trip
will be made in seventy daYs.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
rRANspACIrrC MAILs

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Poatoffice and City Hall Postoffice
station, New York, at p. m. follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
japan, Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Siberia Maru Feb
ruary 5.
Japan Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only), via Vancouver and Vic
tor!a, B, c.. steamship Monteagle, Feb
uary 5.
Maui February 4.
Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
dressed only), via San Francisco, steam
ship Gorontalo. February 5.
Japan. Cor.a, China. siberia. French Indo.
china. Netheriands Eas. Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoriaa b. c.. steam
ship Empress of Asia. February s.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia. French 1ndo-
china Netherlands East Indies Except
Sun,atra) and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. steamship Tyndareus. Febru-
ary g.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
a Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria.
b. c.. steamship Makura. February IA.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Navy Orders

From The TYy5uae's Wasfiaoton Bureau
WASHINGTON. Feb. Navy ior-
: ders issued to-day follow:
Angerer. Ems w w. TO U. $. S. Marcus
CLARK. Carp. T. A.. to Y. s. g. Olympia
Nreelman, 1t. w j., to destroyer iofce
: Atlantic feet
DrellIshag Lt s. j., to Newport.
Eysinger, Ap. CIR. c. NJ. to Mare Island.
S:bbs, 1t. T. c. TO Washington
hiinger. Ii. A. 70 destroyer force. At
.lantic fleet.
Morrison. 1t. j. H.. to IT,. s.. S. Michigan
h s1sers, 1t. q. SD L. E., to U. s. 5. MI
Nylnnd. Oh. Gun r.. to destroyer force
- Atlantic feet
PETERSON, Gun. W, TO Brooklyn.
Z Hoach, 1t g. H., TO brooklyn.
ossphenson. ch Gun. II. r.. to Q. 3. .
Vassie. II, y. p.. to destroyer force. Al
Wilson. Ems. NJ. r.. to u. s. s. carndsn.
Nctsarthy. Ens. T. O.. 10 8. s. S. Nitro.
s'nitn. Cetsl T.. TO Z. S. S. cligoa,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
eports Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

lBr). Tampico. Sailed: strs Ashtabula
{Br). London Delmira tBr). Tarnpico;
Eduardo tsp), Liverpool; Owego. Truxilio;
"sss SswpoaT Maoaa MssSasster; MhWs Feb Arrived.
Portland; Maindy Dene tBr). sabine AZ
neya. Sailed: Andreas lGk), port in
areecs; Dibergsn sDt>. Brake; Wainate
NoRFoLK, FEB - Arrived: Stephen
tBr), Santos; Western Chief, New Orleans;
AAsmund tN9r, Maib1sE y,trsva pert ,gr,
Belise; Transyaal aNor), Mehillones Ca
pmadso tBsaT) Galveston; Laks Gatafeoon. M
EsTtsr esr5. s5l' Marseiliss; iiiiS sierra hiansa
tBeD, Baltimore; Esperanza de Larrinaga
sBr1 Reegglo Leopold 9E L sFr9, buenos o,
Valparaiso; Dorinston Court tBr), Liver
pool; Brandon. New Enslannd; communi- nm
ders: Bylayl. New England.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. FEB ARRIVED:
strs Gqrala sBr2. New Orleans; ssstuku M
afss PoRTIRNp Srfpo Da NJ. es'. Peb sArriSea
Iosnnis Watts tGi). Norfolk. Sailed: strs
satgrnis tnrS. Liverpool via Halifax; Carl
SAN FRANc1sco. Feb s--sailed Point
Adams. Baltimore: West Kabar, West
sAVhNNAH. Feb s---Arrtved: strs City
Of Columbus. Boston: City OF Montgomery.
New York.
whal. Nueva Corona. Sailed; strs Beatrice.
Boca Grande: Pendragon Castle (Brl. Gal
weston.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
BARBADOS. Jan 26-schr Tolima (from
BARBADos, Jan st---str Byron tBr)
| (froin Rio de Janeiro).
GRANGEMOUTH. Jan S1--Str Hellas
MANILA, Jan s1--str Bdgehill.
| GENOA, Jan 27--Str West Cayanal.
ANToFAGAsTA. Jan so-str Bratsbers
TRIESTE. Jan 24-str Eastern Trader
PALERMO. Jan 24--str Henry r. Nal
| GIBRALTAR. Feb Str Pengelly (Br)
souTHAMPT1oN. Fob a--str Adriatic
(Br).
COLOMBO. Jan a1s-str Romeo tBr).
SIERRA LEONE Jan so--stT Jebba
IMxRsE1LLEs. Jan ss--str. Eastern I'm.
sotiTHAMrroN WATER. Jan ss-stl
Lake Harmfnia.
Arrivals from New York
nIo DE JANEIRo. Jan 2o--s 81
| SHANGHAI, Jan sos 8 satsuma-
| MANILA, Jan 3o--s Foyle lBrl.
MANILA, Jan s1--s puauesne. 70,
Rton8 Kong,
.AEGoA BAY. Jan si--s s Hyacinthu
(Br).
BuENos AyREs. Jan SIS s LAX,
Ennis.
BARCELONA, Jan ss7-s 8 Escolan,
(Spl, 1sla de Panay (Sp).
! NAPLES, Jan '26--S s Pesaro tIt).
PLYMOUTH, Feb Is S iceland (Br)
for Antwerp, and proceeded.
~CAPE TOWN, Jan 3o--SNS Eastern Crag
GEARAs Feb Is st Michael (Br);
SANTOS, Jan s0--S s Corean Primo
tBr)
MANILA, Feb Is S Asamemnon, Nor
folk and San Francisco.
MARsEILLEs, Jan 2s-s S Bansdal
tBr}t ~, NeTfolk pTf ~,
port News.
RIO DE JANEIRo. Feb is vasar
PApANG. Jan ass s Tosari tpN.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Reports by Wireless
From the q. S. Naval Cornmu-
nication Station

fDistance Is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed.I
A A Dougherty 25 N Tampico Feb !.
* Bedford 40 w Sand Key Feb \.
Afei $50 from Galveston Feb I.
Alcona lat 40 30 lon So 10 Feb i.
Algonquin l.5l4 from San Pedro 3 Pm
Jan 314
Apache 80 sw Fryingpan Shoals Feb 2,
Ario 220 " Jupiter Feb l.
Arizonan lss sE San Pedro Fob l,
Baton Rouge 81 S HatteFas Feb !.
blair lat SIS ~ Ion sB sb PM Feb 1.
Black Arrow 40 70 Havana Feb ].
Bra.neii Point 35 NV Tortugas Feb /.
Brandywins go s Jupiter Feb /.
Broad Arrow 7e6 from San Francisco Pm
Jan 81.
Buenos Aires 1905 San Francisco Feb 1.
Burnwell II w Sand Key Feb /.
Cabrliie II from Carysfort Feb i.
Cuian n1ares 200 II Havana Feb I.
Galoria IL Il TaInpico Feb
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Ycstorday

arrived yesterday
Str Mastoie, Galveston. Jan a6; to Robert
OFF StRpleton, 81.
str Belloniina, Rotterdam. Jan 15; to N
and Argentina Co; In ballast; Pies
str Port sydney tEr). London. Jan 10
TO. Funch, Edge Co; In ballast; anchored
str Tonsrier (BeD. Rouen, Jan ls
Dover. Jan Is to Lloyd Royal Beige; with
i 81 I ssesa T,amp,os, Jan 20; y
with oil: ancfiored or s I.
as to ssr with
Tan ~ soS5 winchestes: i ran WITH Chine china
css H. snshSssd Msans, TsTas 81 ss Jan e. to
Alltster Bros; with crude oil; anchored of
Tompisinsvilte. d I.
Str Munamar. An.llis, Tan 70; to Nun !
san 3 Il. I'ae' with pass and 'nda'' Pier .
Str Henry s.ers Trieste. Jan 10; tc
Bsrbsr = Co; IN belfast; pisr s. Balyn =
Robert L Hague; with crude oil; North
Str Lenape. Jacksohville Jan so Charles;
ton, Jan 81; to Clyde Limo, with pass AND
Str Bayonne. Philadelphia. Jan 81; 70
Vacuum OF! Co: with oil; Vacuum on Co
str Aryan. Providence, Jan 81; to Texas
S S CO.. In ballast; anchored off Quar-
antine
Naples. Jan ts; ,Gibraltar. Jan 20; to the
Italia American Line; with pass and mdse
: 81 Str Ligurta tswed>, Guayabal. Jan 2s
to Moore g. Mccormick; with sugar; an
chored OFF Stspleton, S ].
Str Londonier slBeg). Antwerp, Jan
to Royal Lloyd Beige; with mdse; Fer
Str Ice King, Havana, Jan 25; to French
American Line; in ballast; anchored of
Str Drottningholm (swed). aothenburg
Jan 22; to Swedish American Line; with
pass and ndse; anchored off Quarantine
chored on Quarantine.
Str I,evisa, Nuevttas, Jan 27; anchored OF
Quarantine.
Str Hampton Roads, Boston, Jan 81; t.
Walker q Daley; with oil; P'er 6. Con
tie Str Rapidan, Galveston, Jan "a; to Nc
Aliistsr Bro. Bros; wsth oil; anchored Of
str CO. i Liyinsstone. ph,ladelph,a. 5a'
Transport Somme, San Juan: off Quar-
artine.
Str smaragd tNor), cienfuegos; of
str Chipchung, Hong Kong, etc, \ant
Havana; off Quarantine.
Str Celtic Star (Br), Barry; off Quaran
str Santa Eulalia, Havana; off ouaran
tine
Str Fort Pitt Bridge, Bilbao; off ouaran.
tine.
Berth Changes
Vessel. Transferred to
Allaguash. Morse's d d, Bklyl
Allentown.
tsIship Bldg Corp. Mariners Harbor, s
Amelia. a............... Robins D ID, Bkiyi
Ariadne. ....... Pier 8. Bush Docks. Bklyl
Avondale. Pier s., Constable Hook, N
Brilliant .......... North 11th st, Bklyl
Catherine. ..r... ....... Pier 81, BklSl
Des Moiaes. ...........,...F Ft 135th st, i
udttor. .......... Pier 2, Hoboken, N
Franklin x Lane. 49,. ,...... Pier So, N
Jefferson County Robins d p: Bklyl
Lake Geyser. ....... Cranes D D, Bklyl
Lavada. Pier S, Bush Docks, Bklyl
Mariana. .a.......... Pier 80, Bklyi
Saatimo. Tietjen &. Lang's D d, HobokeI
Sloterdijk. Pier 3, Bush Docks. Bklyl
Syaland ................ Bergen Point, u
Western a1son gross rle;cbers d 8 HoboheI y x
Wieldrecht. Pier 4, Bayonne. y
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Scandtnavians Lay Up Ships

Scaninavian shipowners are re-
ported to have ordered the return from
England of feet of ships represent
ing about 100000 tons. The vessels
are to proceed to Norwegian and Swed-
ish ports to be laid UP for an indefi-
mite period, in view of the grave de-
preston in the shipping trade.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
{ Canada Launches 200. 900 Tons

Ships launched by Canadian snip
wards during 1920 are estimated to
have aggregated about 100000 tons
deadweight, of which about 30 per cent
is said to have been for the Dominion
governments merchant marine.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Soil SATURDAY.

Sail Saturday
Cedric, Liverpool!.s. 100 AM 1900 M
La Lorraine, Hayre go AM 1900 NJ
American, Hamburg. .. 10 00M 300 PM
Cantigny, Antwerp. $50 AM 900 AM
TT Victoria. Bermuda. 1880 AN 11.0o AN
Biela,. Montevideo. 80 AM 1900 NJ
Pastores, Pt Limon... $3.50 AM 1900 NJ
Ponce. San Juan. 80 AM 1900 M
Advance. Cristobal. 1900 NJ 4:00PM
Nicholas Cuneo Gibara -r-7------ 1900 NJ
Munainar, Banes. ..... 1900 NJ
Apache, JacksonVtie- .s~---------- 1900 NJ
Momus. New Orleans. -- 1900 NJ
Sail Monday
Esperanza, Vera Cruz. $40 AM 1900 NJ
CITY of st Louis, Sa-
,1nD nj @ Ia :. -
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$500 and $500
Blankets, 1928 y

66xs0 and 72xS0 double-bed
size Blankets, white, with blue
or pink borders; heavy weight
quality. These are slightly
mussed or soiled on edges from
being on display.
GoIdenberg's-Fourth Floor.
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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
Service Will Get You
ADVERTISEMENT.

with any correctly clad lady or gen.
tleman.
People are generally satisfied to
pay If they get in return what they
pay for.
Try the Hat Hospital plan and
you will say it Is money we'll spent.
We make a speciality Of felts, We
lours, beavers, velvets. plush and
derbys.
Aside from making your old hat
practically new, you can have a new
one made to order. Once we satisfy
you, you will call regularly Just to
get that perfection of comfort and
style the Hat Hospital alone can
give you. Yours respectfully,
HAT HOSPITAL CO.,
1926 14th st. NV.
Phone No. 1907
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daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George v.
Knox. whose marriage to A. Malcolm
Duvall will take place on wednesday,
October s. And following the re-
hearsai on Monday evening, the
brides brother, Vernon Knox. will
entertain the wedding party at supper,
Yesterday Miss Helen Leighton gave a
luncheon for Miss Knox, her brides
maids and group Of other girls.
-
-
The College Women's Club will
formally open it's season on Monday
afternoon, October 3. at o'clock,
when the physicians who are members
or the club will be the hostesses at Il
tea for DR.. Valera H. Parker, secre.
tary OF the interdepartmental social
hygiene board, and one of the principal
speakers at the coming conference on
social hygiene. The hostesses will be
DR.. Ada r. Thomas. assistcd by DIR.
Lydia A. De Vilbiss, DIR. Alice Brosius,
DIR. Martha Burnett, DR.. Margaret Eek
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and DR.. 4. Alberta Reade Mrs.
Thomas z. Robertson will preside at
the tea table and will be assisted by
Miss Ruby Nevin. Miss Elizabeth VII
son, Miss Airline Dufour. Miss Marie
Gatcheli and Miss Ruth Ayler.
The autumn business nesting VIII
be held at the clubhouse Saturday. &C.
tober 8, at o'clock. .'
-
The last of the series OF garden teas
given by the National Club or the
American Association of University
Women at the clubhouse, 1907 n
street, will be held on Friday aiter-
noon from 4:3O 10 6 o'clock. Mrs.
Glen Levin Swiggett will be sostess.
-
Mrs. winifred Sackville Stoner,
sister of Lord Sackville and a widely
known educator, is at the Willard for
a few days. Mrs. Stoner came 10
washington to speak at the Women's
City Club
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ADVERTISEMENT.

RE is and has been for a long
AN institution in Washington
as "KandeTs Hat Factory"
"a at 1925 18th st. NV. now
Hat Hospital Co., under the di-
~ Of T. z. Sofa. who, for many
has been engaged in the
Featuring of ladies' and gen
PMS hats.
visit to the above institution
1conyince you that all the latest
leading models and styles will
Mound. Their New York expert
be the local concern constantly
buch with all the latest creations.
b the only hospital in Washing.
that guarantees within twenty.
hours new life and form will
Injected into any old hat. No mat.
W brought dead or alive, it will
when leaving, clean, fresh and
artistic model suitable to travel
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they have leased. Since their return
from their honeymoon IN Europe they
have been living with Mr.. Ka,uf-
mann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. ..... ....
Col. and Mrs. p. s. Bond have ar
rived in Washington from New YORK;
where the colonel Is now on duty, ana
are at the Shoreham for rev DAYS
They were formerly stationed mere
-
At q very impressive ceremony
last evening Miss Blanche =. -
tener. daughter OF Mr.. ana Ms
Peter Lattener. became the orioe
of James A. Soper, Of Washington.
The wedding took place at Miss Lat
tener's home in Clarendon, Va
which was effectively decorated with
autumn flowers. Mr.. Soper and his
bride, who will make their home In
Washington, are spending their
honeymoon in Atlantic City. lie Is
connected with the Lincoln National
Bank, Of Washington.
Mrs. Wallace Grayson Orme has
returned from Richmond. where she
was called by the illness Of her
brother, James Pierce, who is in st.
Luke's Hospital. Mr.. Pierce Is now
out Of danger. His home is in War
saw, n. c..
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Esta e. Madden, daughter OF
Mrs. Ellen T. Madden Of Dorchester.
Miss Madden is a graduate Of the girls
high school, Boston. Mr.. Grant was
graduated from the Catholic Uni
versity, Washington, and during the
war served as lieutenant in the SD
machine gun company. He Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grant, Of
Washington. No date has been set
for the wedding.
s.
Miss Charlotte Washburn will give q
dinner Saturday night, at the Chevy
Chase Club, for Miss Alma Knox,
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u Eliot's Mems
Capital Society
Continued from Page 81

Continued from Page 81 a.
Ter. Commander John P. Jack.
8. N, and Mrs. Jackson.
-
Gladys O'Donnell Hinckley is
York and had a luncheon yes.
at the Plaza, where Mrs.
Jones Colford, jr., and Mrs.
Duke were also entertaining.
-
Rnd Mrs. William c. Iselin have
ID down from New York for
days in Washington, and are
Shoreham.
Miss Coleman, Hostess.
Pauline Mosby Coleman. WAS
at a dance at the Columbia
" Club last evening in honor
guest, Miss Amy Munday, of
There were about 100 guest,
hg the friends and classmates
dshipman Beverly Coleman,
of the hostess, who is return
Annapolis today.
-
Love, of the Emergency Flee
tion, and Mrs. Love have
the house 2019 l street, which
kill occupy after October IS.
owe, who has been spending
Inner in New York State, will
i'm Washington today and Join
We at their apartment at Ward
park until their residence is
Tor occupancy.
=
and Mrs. Theodore Tiller have
ID from a fishing and motoring
Solomors Island and other
I'm that part of Maryland.
= ..
Ind Mrs Samuel II. Kaufman
Ike possession on November l OF
hrtment in the Chastleton, which
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Miss Charlotte Washburn will give q
dinner Saturday night, at the Chevy
Chase Club, for Miss Alma Knox,
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Clearance of Small Lots of
WOn,en's Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists

Prices have been sharply cut to dispose of these
short lots of women's ready-to-wear apparel.
It is through the medium of these Friday clear
ance sales that we keep our stock spic-span, new
and up to date.
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2 Georgette Crepe Dresses
One nile, the other peach
shade: sizes Is and en- on
So. Were 1915 -. OAV'oV
8 Velvet Dresses-In navy
blue and black sizes 1s. IS
ar: and "a 40 Were S14.65
3 Tailored Cloth Suits-Of
mems wear materials; in navy
blue and black with white
stripes; finely tail coo TX
ored. Were $55 -. U66'sc
3 Girls Serge Coats-In navy
blue; S-year size only. & "A
Were $10.eS ..... pfsff
rs Georgette Waists-Dark
shades only; small C1 OK
sizes. ~A'1c
5 Tricotine Suits-In navy
blue; sizes IS, IS and CIT TX
3s. Were $3.50 -. VAs'sO
Goldenberg 's-Second Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-29

Mill lengths OF yard-wide
washable Cretonnes. in, lengths
from ! to 10 yards. but as much
as 100 yards alike, in handsome
bird. floral or tapestry designs.
Correct weight for cushions.
draperies or furniture slip GOV.
ers. First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-29
Csc and Csc Draperies,
I2Ac

81 and 36-inch Cretonnes,
Noiles, Scrims and Marquisettes,
In light or dark floral, stripe or
bird designs, as we'll as plain
white and ecru; mill lengths
from to yards, but plenty
alike for all purposes.
First Fioor-Bargain Tables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-29
Odd Lots of ChiLdren's
ROnlpers and Boomers

Children's Ratine Bloomers-In
pink and white; good quality;
well made and finished; SQc.
sizes 4 to IL years. wv
Children's Beach Rompers--
Good quality material, In dark
striped effects: with blue collar
and belt: sizes to d0c
years ...............
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-29

SIPS UnbLeached
Sheets, CSC
76x90 Unbleached Seamless
Sheets. made of heavy. sturdy
sheeting cotton. finished with
wide hens. ..-
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-29
Remnants of Wash Goods
At GrentIv Reduced Prices

including 34inch Colored Linens
3Snch Printed Voies 49,
Organizes S6inch
6inch 36inch White Pajama 1
Checks good all values Z5c
White Pque, White Chiffon Wolfe. White India
White Cloth White Gabardne White
White Merceed Bsi.te White Novelty Voies White orsandy
orsandy hshrsde Printed Noes Cocred Chiffon Voes
Suting Voies Chiffon n
Silk good of colors desirable lengths QC
Values worth 6sc 4SS
Goldenberg's-First FIoor