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The Washington times., 1925-05-13

A. Lane, Miss Florence F. Stiles,
Miss Elizabeth Dubose, and Miss
Sallie A. Turner.
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Lady Isabella Howard, though alb.
sent from the city, has consented
to be a patroness of the May fete
which the students of the Friends
School are to give at the Friends
school Country Club, 1901 Wiscon-
sin avenue, tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Mrs. c. P. Chisholm, Mrs. H. H.
Chisholm, Mrs. w. A. Chisholm and
Miss Emily Chisholm, of Oakville,
Ontario, are making long stay at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The Right Reverend Frank Hale
fourier, of Massachusetts,, is spend
ing some time in washington and
is at the Shoreham.
The Georgia State Club will en-
terrain at a dance at the Washing
ton Club, 1901 X street, on Satur.
day evening, flom 3 to -. Mrs.
Robert E. l.. Hall 10 chairman OF
the entertainment committee. A
prize dance will be one of the fea-
lures of the evening, and card
tables with prizes will be arranged
for those who desire to play cards.
All Georgians and their friends
are cordially invited.
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News has been received here
that a new mystery novel by Fox
hall Daingerfield, is soon to be
IouhIiShed Thia uoval Ia anfifIad
THE Linden Walk Tragedy" and
will appear serially in Flynn's Mag
azine, beginning with the issue on
May 80.
1t will be recalled that Mr.,
Daingerfield's last novel. THE
Ghost House" also appeared first
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TOWN. VOTES FOR STREET
CARS, BARRING BUSES

sPARTANBURG, S. c., May ID.
The citzeng of Spartanburg late
Yesterday wrote the last chapter
in the vexed transportation prob.
lem Of years by voting in favor
of street cars as against buses.
The local utilities company wished
to be released from the terms OF
the franchise held by the former
owners and operate buses, but at
the polls Tuesday the citizens held
for street cars, $40 to 3824
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DINNER GIVEN AT
FRENCH EMBASSY.

The Ambassador of France and
Nine. Daeschner were hosts at din
ner last evening at the embassy.
The guests were the Spanish am
bassador, Senior Riano; the British
ambassador, Sir Esme Howard; the
Minister of Poland and Nine. Wro-
blewska. Signor Augusta Rosso
counselor of the Italian embassy;
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Clar'
ence o. Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. Grew, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Castle, jr., Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer. Mrs. John 3. Hender-
son, Miss Patten, Jules Henry, first
secretary of the French embassy
the Second Secretary of the French
Embassy and Countess de Sieyesi
the Miles. Daeschner and j. Theo-
dore Mariner, of the State De.
partment.
The Japanese Amba ssador and
Nine. Mutsudaira were the guests
in whose honor Major and Mrs.
George Barnett entertained at din
ner last evening in their home. The
other guests were Colonel Noburu
Morita, military attache of the Jap
anese embassy: the Reverend Doc
tor and Mrs. j. f. Barney Phillips.
the Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Doctor
and Mrs. James F. Mitchell, Doctor
and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter D. Tuckerman.
Mrs. Henry d. Flood, Thomas F.
O'Brien, Mrs Davis Ireland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry West Suy-
dam, son.in-law and daughter of
Mrs. Barnett, who have just re-
turned from wedding trip.
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Nine. Panaretoff, wife of the
minister of Bulgaria, was the honor
guest at luncheon yesterday of Mrs.
Arthur H. Terrell, who entertained
a company of twenty-one at the
Chevy Chase Club.
William Phelps Emo was host at
dinner last evening. Mrs. George
Ehle acted as hostess.
Miss Mary F.. Falling, of Port
land, Ore, regent of the Mount Yer
non Ladies Association, which
cares for the homa of George
Washington, is at the Willard here
to attend the meeting of the asso-
citation.
Mrs. Roy Lyman Neuhauser en-
tertained Il company of seventeen
at luncheon yesterday in Compli'
ment to her sister, Mrs. Sherma n
f. Burroughs. of Manchester. n. H.
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Lakewood, N J., for May "a and
May 81. A buffet luncheon will
be served between l and 3 o'clock.
Captain Steele is in command of
the naval station at Lakewood to
which the Los Angeles is attached.
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Mrs. Chester Wells, wife of Cap
tain Wells, United States navy, re
tired, entertained at luncheon to-
day in compliment to Mrs. Parks.
Captain and Mrs. Wells have but
recently returned to their country
home near Washington after spend
ing some time in Australia. Mrs.
Wells is an Australian by birth.
BALTIC REUNION" BEFORE
ANNUAL "CANTIGNY DINNER
AS a prelude to the annual Can
tigny Dinner" to be given at the
Arlington Hotel on May %, a
Baltic Reunion is being arranged
with General Pershing AS the
bright, particular star. Those par
ticipating, who will be the Cen
erals guests at dinner, will be the
officers who sailed for France on
the Baltic when it carried over
General Pershing and his staff as
the advance guard of the A. E. f.
The Cantigny was the first reg
ular troop ship to sail carrying
American soldiers to France and
reunion of the officers who were
with this detachment of the First
Division is an annual event. Their
slogan is 1.-THE first to go over. the
first to fight and the last to re-
turn"
Mrs Robert Hinckley is enter
tanning informally at tea this after
noon in her home on Sixteenth
appointed American Minister to
Rumania and Mrs. William A. Cul-
bertson.
Mrs. Hinckley's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. McCeney-
Werlich, and their small son, have
arrived from Paris and will make
their home in Washington with
Mrs. Hinckley.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend is re-
turning to town this week after
having spent several weeks in New
York and in the Adirondacks where
she has a summer home.
The Second Secretary of the
French Embassy and Countess de
Sieyes de Veynes will entertain at
dinner this evening.
Mrs. Robert Mackenzie was
hostess at luncheon today to a com
pany of thirty-two.
Mrs. Mackenzie will entertain at
luncheon again tomorrow.
Mrs. Emory Sands was hostess
informally At dinner last evening.
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Judge Clarence Goodwin. of Chi
cago, is spending some time at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. Joseph Irwin France. wife OF
former Senator France of Maryland,
is spending a few days at the VII
lard Hotel.
The christening OF the small son
of MI and Mrs. Edward Wynkoop
Stitt took place Sunday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock in St. stephens Episco,
pal Church The ceremony was
performed by the Reverend George
Fiske Dudley and only members Of
the family We're present. The god
fathers of the child. who was harmed
John London Stitt. were Sherod
Earle and Baylis Earle. brothers OF
Mrs. Stitt and her sister, Miss
Mary Earle,a was sodmother The
| childs great aunt, Mrs John r.
| London, of Rock Hill, 6. G., was
present. The child is named For
her husband, the late John Ruther-
| ford London.
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Underwear!

Clearing our stocks after a
most successful May S0Le--t0e
find many Pieces-odds and
ends-in broken size and
color assortments--th0t are
again reduced-this time for
absolute clearance!
S4.95 and $500 Crepe de Chime
satin and Radium silk. ChemlSe.
in tailored and lace-trlmmeG
STYLES. Flesh, orchid, C0 OK
peach and nile OOsOO
81 ca Philippine and Porto 'Rtcan
Envelope Chenlise, handmade
and hand drawn. Others sea
Toned aud embroidered C1 TX
yokes. Slightly mussed O1sAO
81, so and $3.95 Glove SILK vests
trimmed with filet and IrtsE
crochet Iaces and rib co OK
bon straps, ........, VS"OC
e.s5 Glove Silk Envelope Chenise
and Vests. trimmed with tlet
and val laces In peSNSn
flesh. rile and light CT 2R
blue .............,
x3.9b Creme de Chine Gowns ana
Chemise and RadiUnn SIN
ChemiSp. trimmed with CD Ok
val and filet......,.. USSOO
Underwear Shop-Third Floor
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NINE. HEILMANN TO SELL
HATS AT TWIN OAKS EETE

In the absence of Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend in New York Nine. He'll
mann has been making arrange
ments for the sale of smart hats
which will he A feature of the Orien-
tai fete for the benefit of NeighbOr.
hood House, to he held tomorrow
afternoon AT Twin Oaks. Her
daughters. Miles. Claire and Helene
Heilmann, and the daughters of
the NJ mister OF the Netherla nds aid
Nine de Graeff. viii he in the little
group Of pretty saIeswomen.
The ladies of the British embassy.
with Mrs. Lawson Johnson rs chair
man, will manage Bazaar in
India" at the fete.
An additional list of those who
have taken bridge and NAH iongg
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COMMISSIONERS SATIRIZED
IN "ALICE IN BLUNDERLAND'

The District Commissioners will
be portrayed as three executioners
in the satire, Alice in 8lunder-
land" tonight at the National The
alter for the benefit of the Travel
lers' Aid Society and the Juvenile
Protective Association.
The Twentieth Century Club, six
of whose members wrote the play,
is prepared to give it's audience a
glimpse of the District of Columbia
through a pair of curious colored
glasses, with strange views OF prac-
tically all the notable figures in the
capital The School Board, Fine
Arts Commission, Traffic Court,
women's bureau of the Police De-
partment and many other features
Of Washington public life will be
depicted in curious characters, in
digenous to alice in Wonderland
the Lewis Carroll classic.
Music, colorful costumes and
scenery are said to give the pro-
duction an almost professional
farce comedy air. Sixteen girls
from the Marjorie Webster School
Of Dancing will present a colorful
dance, THE Lobster Quadrille."
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran will
entertain at "high tea" in the
garden at the Mayflower on Friday
afternoon, when 100 members Of the
Society of Colonial Danes will be
her guests. Honor guests will be
Lord and Lady Aberdeen and the
various officers of the national and
local organizations of the society
A musical program will be given by
Miss VeIma Sutton.
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Mrs. Grafton G. Dorsey Is visit
ing Mrs Lowell at her apartment
At Wardman Park Hotel
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At $3.50

3-&55 Sports Suits In kashmir.
Two-piece models. with wrap
around skirts. In rose, green
and amber. .............. $3.50
6-S395O Twill and LOrchene
Coats. in straig and flare
models. with fur borders or
plain. In navy, green and
4-S49.5O kashmir Coats in
straightline models with fur
borders In gray. amber and
green ............... $26 90
9-S49.5O Satin and GeOrg cite
Afternoon and Evening FrOckS,
in one of kind styles. In tan,
rose, green, black and navy.
cog SO
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At 1895
RenuLnrIp $40 ID SEQ

Flannels, twills and serses OF
excellent qualities, with smart SIDE
pleats. front kick pleats and but
ton fronts give good CHOICE IA
this eroup of suspender Skirts.
Rose, rust, oak. tan. red. navy
and black.
New Sports ShOp-First Floor
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JEAN ELIOT'S GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
TINES
ARE TWICE
HOSTS
Luncheon Today for Lord
and Lady Aberdeen;
Dinner Last Night

The Argentine Ambassador and
Nine. Puerryedon entertained al
luncheon. today in compliment to
Lord and Lady Aberdeen. Other
guests were Mrs. New, wife of the
Postmaster General Mrs. Frederick
Fl. Gillett, wife of Senator Gillett
Mrs. e. r. Sanford, Mrs. j. Butler
Wright, Mrs. Frederick Dept Grant
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs Thorn.
as F. Walsh, Mrs George Ehle
Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin. Miss
Patten. Sonora Irrizar, wife of Rear
Admiral Julian Irizzar, of the Ar
gentine navy; Sonora Jean j. de
Raynes, delegate from Argentina
to the International Council OF
Women: Nine. Racedok, wife Of
the secretary of the Argentine en-
bassy; Mrs, Yost, of Chicago; Miss
Rachel Puerryedon and Miss Juliet
Puerryedon, daughters of the hosts.
The Ambassador and Nine. Puer-
ryedon were hosts at dinner last
evening in compliment to the Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs vii.
bur when the members of the Ar
gentine naval mission in New York
were asked to meet them. Mem
bers of the mission who are accom-
panied by their wives are Rear
Admiral Julian Irrizar. chief; Cap
tain Fliess, and Captain Cueto.
Other guests were Admiral and
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs H. p. Jones, Rear
Admiral and Mrs Henry H. Hough,
Captain and Mrs. Walter Gherardi,
the counselor of the Argentine en-
bassy; Felipe A. Espil, the first
secretary of the Embassy and Nine
Racedo, Commander Vago, naval
attache of the embassy, and Nine.
VagO.
The Ambassador and Nm Q.
Pueyrredon are hoping to take a
motor trip across the Continent
bv way of a summer vacation.
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LoWer priced in our Quarterly
Stock Clearing Event, which
begins tomorrow!
S4s.6O to SOS Coats. of twin.
charmeen and poiret-all beauti-
fully lined and handsomely tai
collars: self-stftchery. braid and
fur trimmed. In half and
quarter siIes-40'i5 COZ E0
to 4Sh DEB sOV
ss5 to SI26 Coats. IN peauit with
fur collars and silk scarfs.
Sizes 42h to 4Sh. CGE I'M
In black and navy only GDUOSVV
SIS to $S5 street Dresses, in can
ton crepe. crepe de chine, fiat
crepe and prints. All in slender
ling lines in black. col TX
navy ard tans.... OAAeSO
sss. so to $3.50 street and After
noon Dresses, of radium. canton
crepe, Elizabeth crepe ana
geofgette. The seasons smart
est styles with circular godets'
panels, pleats and flounces. =
and short sleeves. In aquama-
rine. ravy, bluette, maple,
black. moonstone C9I TX
and prints. 1870. UO7SsC
SOS to $3.50 Evening Gowns. in
soft eeorgettes and crepe roma
Featuring flodncings, Sodets'
insets and semi-fitted lines In
black. maize. flesh &50 X
French blue and gray COO"
Larger WOmen's Shop
Second Floor
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At $34.5O

7--x495O and $50 Dress Coats,
In ieweltone and lorchene.
Straightline, flare or paneled
models, with fur borders or
self-trimmed In navy. green.
chilli and wigwarn ........ $34.5O
500. so Dance EroCks. in tulle,
lace and crepe tremaine. Rib
hon and bead trimmed Orchid
and rose .......$ 34. 81
5-S59.50 Crepe Satin Street
Frncks. in straig btline, tunic
and coat models. Long and
short sleeves. In black, cocoa
and rose. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS4.50
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At $2.45


Scotch and shepherd plaids pre-
sent a generous choice Of colorins'
Others in navy and black serge.
Also a few flannels in white or
ponEee.
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Her guests included Mrs. Edwin s.
Broussard. Mrs. Nathaniel b. Dial,
Mrs. Everett Sanders. Mrs. Christie
pher H. Pope, Mrs. Asa E. Phillips,
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, Mrs.
Charles A. Douglas, Mrs. Edward
n. Borchard, of New Haven, Conn;
Mrs. c. A. Newton, Mrs. Robert
HinckIey, Mrs. John O'Malley, Mrs.
Raymond Mccall, Mrs. Presley M.
Rixey, Miss Catherine Critcher, and
Mrs. Allen Brannigan, Of New York.
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The Washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
will entertain at tea in the garden
of the Mayflower on Friday after
noon. Mrs. Harlan Page Perrill
is president of the chapter and Mrs.
Miller Hamilton, secretary.
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Little Women's Coats

ssn and rnst plaid $3.50
s-S35 TopcoaSa. in suede and
campus cloth. GYPSY chill.
amber and bam- 500 *
bino ............ UASSS y
1S-S4s.5O and SIS StraiEhtline
aud Flare Coats. braided and
tucked In chill, wiGwan.
tiger-eye and cod TX
navy .......... W. ASs "
1N-S65 to $79.5O Kashmir. Jewel
tone and Twill Goats. fur
trimmed In gray. EyrNN.
chilli. green and 0HO TX
wigwam ..-...., U-xOS -
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-. : serial in Flynn's. which is a

as a serial In F1ynn's, which is a
weekly.
An aunt of Mr. Daingerf1eld,
Miss Elizabeth Daingerfield OF Lex.
ington. KY, who has charge OF
''Man-o'War," the famous race
horse, gets very complimentary
mention in an article IN TINS week
T'ibertv Miss Daingerfield Is one
Of the most noted horsewomen In
the world.
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NINE. D'ARCIS TO ADDRESS
WOMEN'S CITY CLUB.

Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams will
preside at the subscription dinner
at the Women's City Club tomor-
row when Madame Clara Guthrie
D'Arcis will be the guest of honor
and speaker. her topic being THE
World Union of Women" Of which
she is president.
Among others subscribing are
Doctor A. Frances Foye. Mrs. j.
Garfield Riley, Judge Mary O'Toole,
Mrs. Charles s. Richardson, Mrs. l.
M. Eppler, Mrs. K. @. Hoffman,
Miss c. N. Breed, Mrs. I. r. Smith,
Miss Eta Austin, Mrs. Ella Nc
CRYSTAL, Miss Vera G. Brungart,
Miss M. A. Swift, Miss Laura L.
Tracy, Miss M E. McKenny, Miss
Marie K Saunders, Mrs. Marie S.
Lawyer Miss Marie Steiner, Miss
Tillie Steiner, Miss e. Kensett Vail,
Miss Florence c. Bell, Miss Hen
rietta Gliding. Miss r. j. Raymond,
Miss J. c. Bannigan, Miss Jessie
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General dispOs0i Of
Won1en's and Misses
Flannel Dresses
Regularly, $IO.9S to $3.50
$6.75

Must sell before the u'0yns
ve0ther!
Simple Straightline Frocks
for street and sports wear, in
two-tone stripes and checks,
and plain. colors; full length
and elbow sleeves.
You'll like the button trim.
nings, facings and pipings Of
contrasting colors and cuffs OF
embroidered linen or self-mate-
rial.
Green, brown, beige, cherry
red, rose, maize. tangerir1e.
Sizes II to AZ.
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GOVERNORS WIFE TO
SPEND SIMMER ABROAD.


Mrs Clifford Pinchot. wife OF the
Governor of Pennsylvania, Is sail
inr TODAY on the Mauritania Tor
England. She Is going to Switzer'
land to visit a relative who IL ILL.,
Mrs. James Hayden entertained
At q luncheon OF fifty.two covers Al
the Congressional Country Club
yesterday.
Lawson H. Treadwell will leave
washington Friday for Southern
California. He will remain until
the middle of June when he will
ioin Mrs. Treadwell and their
daughters at Asheville.
Mrs Treadwell and the Misses
MARGARET and Mary Treadwell are
going to Asheville, where they have
taken a cottage for the summer, on
May 20.
Mrs. George Morgan, president OF
the British delegation to the con.
ference of the International Council
IF Women, entertained at an In.
formal supper party at the Grace
Dodge Hotel last evening following
the conference session. She had
some fifty guests many of them
delegates to the conference.
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Ensemble Suits
Tailored TwiH Coats

2-sS5 Black Straight Q10 TX
line Twill Coats. OlSo ID
-s35 Navy and Black Straight
6 rd.1. Twill S24.75
1855 and $40 Navy and Black
Straightline Coats. braid ana
butt ON tri m coo TX
med ....... O6CosO
1O-S45 and S49.5O Twill Coats.
in stratEhtline and flare
front coats: fur Q9I TX
edged collars OO4"SO
1N-s55 StraightIine Fur-bOrdered
IAOrchene Coats. with con-
trastine silk scarf collars. Ia
navy, black and ego *
wt0wan ......... WOOOO -
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At $3.50

4-S39.5O Sports Coats, in straight
line models, in tweeds. with
patch pockets. Tan, rose and
gray =. F,sT'oV
6-S39.5 so I.Orchene and Twill Dress
Goats In straightline models.
In chill. wigwam and navy,
SPA. 80.
1855 Tweed and Twill BOy-Suits,
with box jackets and Chanel
pieated skirts. Velvet collars.
Navy and tan.......$ 24.5O
4-SSO.5O Evening Frocks of
georgette and lace. Basque
and circular flare models. In
green, rose and maize. $24 80
7-$39.5O Kashmir Sports FrOcks,
in chemise and two-piece
models. Natural. green and
rose %StsOV
I2-S39.5O and $3.50 Afternoon
and Evening Frocks. of crepe
satin. georgette and flat crepe.
Flare fronts, basque, TERED
models, In cocoa. tile, rust.
green, navy and black. Trim
med with lace beading and
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tables includes Mrs. Joseph c. Grew,
Mrs J. Harry CoVington. Mrs. sam
uel Kaufman, Mrs. Orme Wilson,
ir. Miss Alice Clapp, Mrs. Charles
Long, Mrs. Tracy Lay, Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. M. B. Quick, Mis-. Harry Maem,
Mrs Guy Scott. Mrs, j. Butler
Wright, Miss Dorinda Rogers, Mrs
George d. Hope, Mrs. John Kendall
Miss Donna Ruet Crissingef, Miss
Crundly, Mrs. Carl Droop, Mrs,
Charles CT. Matthews, Mrs. James
Peters, Mrs. Levi Cooke, Airs
Charles -kratz, Mrs. Charles kap'
pier, Miss Flora Wilson, Mrs. Adam
Wyant and Mrs. j. Pullman Ken
drick.
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Women's
Coats and Suits

AT amazing reductions in ore
der to clear our stocks during
our regular Quarterly Stock
Clearing.
Ensemble Suits
IO-=S65 to $3.50 Suits. in natural
tan, wigwam. green and chill
kashmir, with frocks of self
and printed coo TX
crepe VS~eS~
1873 to $3.50 Dressy Twill
Ensemble Suits. with straight
line and flare coats and
printed or plain crepe frocks.
In wigwam, chill GO TX
and navy. .... UfOSSO
5-SS9.5O Navy Twill Ensemble
suits, with flat crepe frocks
in tan. green and O1Q TX
gray ......... UItOSS -
1850 so and S95 Elaborate En-
semble Suits, with plain and
Embroidered coats. In gypsy.
aquamarine. wig 0RQ TX
wan and rust.... SDCCs q
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REEDS IN SOUTH
FOR WEEKS VISIT

Senator and Mrs David A Reed
and Miss Rosamond- Reed have left
Washington after spending day
or two here on their return from
Europe and have gone TO Knox
vile, Tenn. TO be with David A.
Reed, ir-, who is in school there.
The Senator will return TO Wa. h
inRton on Friday and on Sau
day will go 10 Philadelphia to take
part in reunion of the 311th
Field Artillery. with which be
served in France.
Accompa MED by Senator and
Mrs. George Wharton Pepper, who
will he his guests over the week
end. Senator Reed will leave for
his home in Pittsburgh on Satur-
day night. Mrs. Reed and Miss
Reed are going direct from kaoX-
vile to Pittsburgh.
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson, has
presented his box for the opening
day of the National Capital Horse
Show Association meet, Wednes-
day. May 20. to Admiral and Mrs.
Edward w. Eberle. who will enter
tain guests.
1r. and Mrs Rudolph Kauff-
MANN VIII ne DIT nome at A1TIlG,
their suburban residence, on the
afternoon of May %
Mrs. Paul FitZsimons has issued
fnvits tons for a tea at her home
at MaplewoOd. Va. on Wednesday
afternoon, May 20 at o'clock
s Invitations have been received in
Washington from Captain and Mrs
George w. Steele. who are arrane
ing two afternoons at home, al
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$50. 50 Elaborately Embroidered
Twill Coats. with fox and
squirrel collars. In annam =
rine. chilli, wigwam. QEO TX
navy and Eraystone eDOOsOH
SEES to $3.50 Kaahmir. Twill
and JewelAtone Coats, in am
her bamhino tSn, gray and
chilli; ara plain and G 10 TX
fur bordered ... SoIOS -
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Slips Reduced

Slips Reduced
$500 and $3.50 Crepe-back Satin.
Padium silk and Creme de
Chine Slips. Tailored and en-
hroidered STYLES, In navy, black.
brown white. cocoa fawn. co
non French blue and CT OF
flesh .....,....-...,.. WTRC"
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At $3.50

cloth, straightline models, with
summer fur collars STA 30
4-S35 Straightline and TwO-piece
Kashmir Frocks, button and
pleated In natural, rose ana
green .SI4.5O
S-$29.5O Afternoon FrOcks, of
flat crepe. georgette and crepe
satin. Basque TERED. chemise
models. Ribbon, beading and
lace. In tan. cocoa, brown.
green ...,......- SI4.oO
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Winnie Winkle
Suspender
Skirts

Ideal for Sun1nner-for school,
sports or business-to clear
in tlOo groups.
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7-Ss9N and $1,000 Ensemble
suits. in twill and lorchene.
Stra iEhtline and paneled mod
els. with matching froCks Of
printed or flat crepe In navy,
wigwam. chilli and green $ii.JO
s-s59.5O and $69.5O Dress Coats,
in jeweltone, lorchene and
eled and fIare-front models.
Fur edginr, fur borders. In
wigwam, bambino, chilli aqua
marine. navy and black. $3.50
5-S69.5O SILK Goats. in satin and
henRaline. Straightline and
flare-front models, with light
and dark fur trimmings. In
black and cocoa. ...... $44 so
b--sG5 and .S76 One
chiffon and flat crepe. In
black cocoa and navy. $3.50
Slips Reduced
$2.95 Tub Silk Petticoats. with
2O-inch shadow hens In
brown purple. black and navy
few Jersey SILK Petticoats
included with pIeated 81 OK
flounces ...,..,..,., OA"OO
S3.s5 RadIum Silk Slips, with 20
inch shadow hens In brown
snd cocoa. Included in this
Win shadow hens. n navy.
eoG cocn nee"|" o'us $3.50
slip shor-street Floor
Hundreds of 9th
The Washington times., 1925-05-13

3F. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann will he at home at Airle,
their suburban residence, on the
afternoon of May %
The Washington times., 1925-05-13
Larger Women!
Coats and Frocks

Lower priced in our Quarterly
Stock Clearing Event, which
begins tomorrow!
The Washington times., 1925-05-13
Quarterly Stock Clearing
A Sweeping Clearaway of Apparel and
Accessories Bought for Spring Business
Begins Tomorrow, Thursday! Share in the Savings!
Misses Apparel

priced for quick clearance!
And 80 arranged that our Gus
toners can easily see Whot
drastic reductions Misses APP
p0rel is taking in our Quarter
" Stock Clearing.