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The Washington times., 1928-06-02

Robert 4. welsh. SO. and Caroline G.
Thorn. 20 The Rev. r z. Buckley.
Lee Is Is. The Rev. {. Ii. Lambdin,
cloasbrennsr. .. The Rev. n = Pat
ferdinand u Hstzel i. and saIIis
Horace Davis sa ana Katherine
Alsa ag:sa Is si,n Ees a Raof Lillian
3. peg Il. The Rev. NJ l. Lambeth.
Lipp aa IS. RE Rev. q siiversto stone
w sSgaass 81 tie me Rsx. ~ Ty Rs '
Linwood III Dabney. FL. and Emma r.
Norris. ~ The REV. Ii. Il FuItzs
c. Ro1ssa HITTlsG a.v saa xirssls
Hargrave. 1s. The REV. 4 p. Bolts
Thomas q. Wallace, 20. ana zaida
'e George N. alinIken. IL. ii, and
EVELYN 2 Bowles. Is. The Rev. Earle
marvin q. wlngate. ii. ana Frances
y. TaIbert is. The Rev. w. a. Hoff-
chauncey 3. wightman. %. and
Harriet N. Kincheloe, -. The Rev. II.
s. Leo o chagnetio. IL. and Miss Beatrice
III Reardon. rs. The REV. ii. r Dune.
Wi rho@... ssa rs e R ass F VI 4
:. zee :. ns y 4, ana angelina sssa..
Paladini. 10. The Rev. John q. Bali.
William w Bryan, ~. and Anna u.
Gilbert. "a. The Rev. e. s. Abbott.
Paul s. Athey. u, and Lucille W..
Frank Hurst. Sc, and Goldie e. Me-
AlIister. 20. The Rev II. n. HennIg.
william "A Barrett, n; a l1s,,a Cora s
Thomas Pugliese. rs. and Agnes Bar
bagallo. ~ The Rev. r. X. cayanaugh.
Samuel singer. jr., 20 and Rosalye ].
Bnsky. a. The Rev. i. J. schwefei.
81 Turner AZ. The Rev. VI. Westray.
William Hamilton, 81. and Fannie
johnson. "a. The Rev. Aauila sayles.
Harris. 10. The Rev. J. H. Jenkins.
John w. shaw. n. and Dorothy
WEIGH. 20. The Rev w. p. Jarvis.
John Colbert. 80. and Matte Wallace,
Howey @. Shriner. rs. and Doris W.
Hoskins 90. The Rev. j. w. RuStin.
Cornelius W. Paxson. 81 and DoIlie
7, walters. -. The Rev. g. g. john
Harry Lewis. az. and June c. smith.
IS. The Rev. William Harris.
Richard n. coreoran. II. and Helen
r. Pettinato, 20 The Rev. A. Catania.
Edward J. Kelly, 90 and Blanche M.
Dawson. "a. The Rev. Il. y. Shenan.
N. Tafbert, 20. The Rev. S. e. Rose
Simon j. Levin. %, and Jean Stur-
man, q. The Rev. ]. II. Loeb.
James r. Tyson. FL and Beatrice B.
Bell, Is. The Rev T. Il. James
Henry G. Clarke. IS. and Julia
Tucker SO. Judge r. r. Matting1y.
Philip Craig cooIe, 81. and Ellfn
1nHk . y u
Edwards.
w. Clinton White. 3D. and LuvInia NJ.
Stewart. 20. The Rev. j. IT, Randolph.
Ransom, 80 The Rev. /. r. carter
John S. Thomas, 90 and Helen Glib
son. u. The Rev. John e. Briggs.
Charles L.. Hiett, IS, and Alice M.
Nation. II. The Rev. III. M. Henning.
Jesse j. Bacon, Is, and Laura a.
Thomas, ~ The Rev. Jason Noble
Plerce.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Pastor From New York
Is Epiphany Preacher

The special preacher at the
Church Of the Epiphany tomorrow
morning, Trinity Sunday. will be
the Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock. Of
New York.
There will be d celebration of
holy communion at and IL q. m.
At $40 a. m. the church school
will meet. and at 6:15 b. m. the
young people OF Epiphany will
gather for their weekly meeting.
The pulpit at evensong. at 3
o'clock. will be occupied by the
Rev. DR.. James Morris. one Of the
associate clergy OF the parish.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
/ d. C. Girls Graduated
At Cathedral School

Four Washington girls are among
the As graduates who will receive
diplomas at National Cathedral
school for Girls, Tuesday at 1880
4 m. The Rt. Rev. Clinton s.
Quinn. bishop coadjutor of Texas,
will deliver the commencement ad.
dress.
Miss Elinor C. Blackburn, Miss
Faith Phillips. Miss Mamie SEE
and Miss Frances w. Wall are
the local members Of the gradu-
ating class.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02

Lee ID and Nettie king. boy.
James J and Edna II. smith. Eirl.
George 81 and Mildred a. Hirt Ell.
Nathan and Anna Rome. sRlri.
Harry c. and Mary "A. Austin, XIII.
Patrick j and Katherine II Ocon-
nor. girl.
clifford w and Grace ~. Bow. girl.
John =. and Frances a. Sundernaan.
Eirl.
Clarence =. and Gladys 4. Mason.
girl.
Walter and Lucy Stroak. girl.
Edward and Ruth Gremmelsmen. girl.
Edwin II and Christine Prusa. girl
George IL and Alice Monroe. girI
Joseph j. and Margaret brennan. girl
Charles p. and Josephine GaIilher.
Arthur and Catherine BussIer. girl
Harry H. and Nellie III. a. Bates. boy.
Herve and Jeannett =, LHeureux.
LLOYD F. and Blanche Rogers; boy.
KepeI and Esther Summers. boy.
Andre Z. and Marie n. Fiet. boy.
samuel and Dora Epstein. boy.
Edward A. and TheIma Coppage. boy.
Henry r. and Ethel Kaspar. boy.
Hinchie and Laura McGhee. boy.
Frederick M. and Helen Dolzman boy.
Melvin w. and Helen J. Farren. girl.
Melvin W. and Helen i. Farren. girl.
girl
aubrey w. and Helen q. Edwards
girl
John r. and Pearl G. Mahaney. girl.
Paul 5. and Elizabeth w. Pauholzer
girl.
samuel E. ana Hazel IT, Lowe. boy
Benjamin e. and Rubie n, Pier. girl
Pratt and Susie 3. Fortune. girl.
Harry r. and Elsie Pratt. Riri.
Lloyd and Pear Edmunds. girl.
Samuel and Mary Carter. boy.
Louis and Vera Marshall. girl
Joseph and Annie Smith. girl.
Robert and Constance Taylor. boy.
Albert and Pye Steptoe. boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth GaithIngs boy.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
cHARL.ES RENsHAW

Funeral services Tor Charles Rem
shaw Is. who yesterday committed
suicide, VIII be held this afternoon
II Speare, 1923 Connecticut Ave-,
followed by fnterment in GlenWood
Cemetery.
Mr.. Renshaw had been ii business
here tor many years, but recent
business reverses are believed to
have led to his taking his life.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Religion and Reality 2
TO Be Pastors Sermon

: Religion and Reality" Is the
subject upon which Ulysses q. B.
Pierce. p. D., minister Of All Souls
Church Unitarian. sixteenth and
Harvard Streets. will preach at the
II o'clock service tomorrow.
AT the motion picture hour In
Pierce Hall at 1880 p m. the fea.
turo will be Chang and on ac-
count Of the great interest In this
remarkable nature film. there will
be q special presentation at b. m.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Rev. Earle Whitley Talks
On "The Souls Thirst

At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church tomorrow morning. the pas
tor. the Rev. Earle Whitley, will
speak on THE Souls Thirst. on
Tuesday, at IL a. M, the Women
Council will have its monthly meet
ing, followed by luncheon.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
DR. Joseph r. SizOo
To Preach Twice In Day

The Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo will
preach at both the services in the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. All the I o'clock
morning worship he win preach upon
the theme. The Influence Of the
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Rev. Harold E. Beatty
To Talk on Big Business

Rev. Harold Il. Beatty pastor III
the Georgetown Lutheran Church,
Wisconsin Avenue and Volta Place.
win preach tomorrow morning on
aOuf Generations Greatest Need.
Big Business will be the subject
of the evening address Prayer SER
vice will Be held Thursday night and
Christian Endeavor at p. M. tomor-
row.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
DR.. Homer ]. Councillor
HOnOred by Coolidge

The honorary degree of doctor
Of sacred theology was conferred
upon the Rev Homer j. Councillor.
director OF religious education of
Calvary Baptist Church, by the
District of Columbia College, at
commencement exercises last night
in Memorial Continental Hall.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Rev. 81. =. Collier Talks
On Mortar and Music

rev. Harry II: Collier. pastor Of
the Full Gospel Tabernacle, North
Capitol and K Sts., will speak to-
morrow morning on Mortar and
Music" and in the evening On
Worlds Demand Of the Church
Miss Ruth Schofield viii speak
at 3 b. nj. Services win be held
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri
day nights
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
MANY pATTTSON WRIGHT

Funeral services for Mary Patti
son Wright 3, who died Thursday
at the home of her parents dr.
and Mrs Rea IL Wright. 200 Ray
rnond ST, Chevy Chase, Nd, will
Be held iii the home this afternoon
at o'clock. Interment will take
place in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Miss Wright was the daughter Of
Rea z. and Laura Brooke Wright.
Mr.. Wright is a patent attorney
with offices In the Ouray Building.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
DR.. Briggs to Speak
On His Anniversary

Rev. DIR. John E. Briggs. pastor
OF the Fifth Baptist Church. will
tomorrow mark the nineteenth an
niversary of his pastorate. He will
speak in the morning on "a Little
Farther" Newmembers will be re.
ceived and the Lords Supper adj
ministered.
In the evening DIR. Briggs will
speak on Dealing Fairly With
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices tO Main $3.50. Obituary pesk
lEArHN

ATKINS Departed tkin life May Oil 1928
after brief illness 30 Ills residence.
1911 Sixth ST. n. w. THOMAS y. At
KINS devoted husband Of Emma u Al.
kiIs Funeral from his late residence. sun
dav June 81 az d m Rev. ". 5. HQllO.
man officiating. Friends and relatives IN
vited Id attend.
VTTTITZ On FRIDAY. June I. 1923. BELIZE
~ years III are beloved wife OF Jerf-
miah Weitz and mother o. Barney. Joseph
and Tessie Weitz;
Funeral from heg late residence. 1890
Eighth 81 M W. Sunday June 5. at 1890
~ III pInaae omit Mowers.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Judge ]. w. Thompson
To Teach Church Class

Judge j. w. Thompson. teacher
of the mems class at Eldbrook Meth
odist Church, will teach the class
at Hamline Methodist Church 70
morrow morning. Page Mex. Etch-
ison. teacher of the Hamline mems
cl..ss, will teach the class at Ed,
brook
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
Second Coming Subject
Of Sermon for BaptiSts

Rev. E. Hez Sven, pastor of Cen
tennial Baptist Church, will speak
tomorrow night on rs 1t True Jesus
Comes a Second Timer" In the
morning the subject will be 1.-The
Enormousness of the Excellent"
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
"Y" LEADER TO SPEAK

r. NJ. Graham. associate religious
work director of the Y. M. c. A.,
will speak tomorrow night at the
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
PrCit slant Church.
The Washington times., 1928-06-02
EIAlKlAle

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros CO.., 1917 h 81. N w
ArfleficA.~ w FetsY ve. aflexDenafVe
pkeslMTpI AFIsrf4 15Isl fVFsl{N sGtFRWIfsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Misses and Women's
CoofS Marked DotUn

ID Summer Silk Coat, green
with all-over embroidery Size IA,
was SIS. Friday c1QS
~ white Flannel Coat. smartly
tailored, Size Is, Was CO 81
$3.50 Friday only c'''Oc
~ Quilted Pique Coat, unlincd,
Size IS. Was $3.50. CO 81
Friday only ........... p"'oc
~ Celanese Moire Coat, in a
lovely orchid shade UnIined. Size
Is. Was $3.50. Fri ca CG
day only ............. %7O'-o
81 White Ge0reette Cape, beau
tifully bordercd with GO 20
fringe. Was S29.75.. C|'1o
to- Women's Goats. large sizes.
Smart straightline models. c1-
Were S25. Friday only. @1
a. Tan Kaslfmerc and Sheen
Goats, handsomely trimmed with
squirrel collars. Sizes 80 to a.
We're $35 to $50. GO6 E0
Friday only ......... P-O"V
81 Black Cashmere Goats, with
squirrel and fitch collars. Sizes Is.
18 and 40. Were $3.50. cOQ
Friday only. tP~-O
~ Satin Coats. Sizes Is and
3S. We're $45. Friday goo
Willy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Girls Wear Priced to
Hurry Out

(7) Girls Wool Crepe Ensembles
attractive short jacket styles.
Sizes 8 to IA years. CO Q0
Were $500. Friday only PO~O
(3) Girls Suits-one powder
blue and one tan. Sizes 10 and
IA. Were $1298, Fri Ga OF
day only ............. ""O
% Girls EnsembIe-smartly
fashioned Of gray tweed. Size 10
years. Was SIS. Fri SIS00
day only ..,........ - HO"
(2l Girls Silk Crepe Dresses
both size II years. Were g. 00
$10.98. Friday only. fP"'~S
o. Girls Dress-orange col
orcd fat crepe. Size Ia. Gs7 90
Was SIS. Friday only. " 'O
~ Girls Printed Chiffon Frocks
in sizes 10 to ii years. Were
S1098 and $500. Fri c. %
day only .............
(28) Girls BI0omer Dresses-of
fine printed and plain materials.
Sizes 7, 8 and 10 years. CT 90
Were $298. Friday only p" 80"
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Clearance Prices on Chill
dren'S end Infants
Wear

81 Girls Princess Slips-shoul-
der-strap styles. Sizes IA and l6.
w ere $3.50. Friday S100
only ....,............
a. Baby Boy Suits-of fine per-
Gales and dimities. Sizes 2 and
7 yssrs. ONLY Were $l.9a. $50
(9) Baby Boy Suits-of fine
broadcl0ths and percales. Sizes
2 and 3. Were $3.50. gI nO
C26J Panty Dresses-dainty little
styles for tots ? to 5 Zoe
years. Were 81 and SIPS. ~
% Silk QuiIt-hand enlbroider-
ed. In a pretty baby 60 0o
blue shade. Was S4.98. t7%'/p
81 Hand embroidered Pillow
Covers, size l3X17 ri S0
1D Infants northumberland
embroidered and Scalloped bottoms
Slightly soiled. Were eB M
$500. Friday only. - Low
"a All-Wooi Swcaters--all one
year size. Were $2.95. &I05
Friday only. ........
(3) Imported Sweater Sets
sizes 2 and 3 years. Pink sleeve
less sweater and shorts GS1 Og
to match. Were So. t7%-' ="
(9) Pillow COvers-neatly made
Of fine percale. Were $1.00. 90
Friday only. .,...........
(2) silk Dresses cunningly fash
toned for tots 3 years. 2I 90
Were 1896. Friday only pA'|O
f7) Infants Crepella Coastal
pink with hand-cmbrOidered COL
lars. Sizes | end years. cC 90
Were 1898. Friday only |~-' ~
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Astounding Values ia
Nouelfp furniture


~ AtUatcr Kent Radio, model
90. Five tube and audiphone loud
speaker. Was $50. S42. 78
Friday only. " N -
90 Bath Room Foot Stools,
various cOlOrs with genuine hooked
rug tops. Were $3.50, seBO.5
Friday only ...........
~ Fiber Settee. brown, 4 feet
long with padded
sea-. Was Was $4,000 $3.50
a. Steamer Wardrobe Trunk,
36 inches long. With hanging
side and compart- SD4 35
ments. Was S32.50.. egg 1''So
a. Venetian Mirrors, etched and
complete with gilt cord and tas-
sells. Size 8XI6 inches.
We're 1895. Friday 60 TO
IL Metal Folding Chair, Japa-
nese red with patent leather seat
and back. Was $3.95. CD o.
Friday only. ....... ''@~''~>
81 Oval Fiber Tables, of sturdy
firmly woven fiber. Smartly
decorated. Were $2loO $40
Friday only - 80
81 Fiber Tables, with oval
wooden tops. 81 inches high
Were $ll.00. Friday Cd AZ
only ........ ~ ne ~
60 Folding Screens. 3-fOld
mahogany finished frames, and
green burlap. Were CD 90
S1198. Friday only. tPo'~"
u Smoking Stand, red lacquer
finish. Sturdily built with humi-
dor compartment.
Was $3.50. Friday CT0 -
only ............ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06

90 Belt BuckIes---in fancy de-
signs. Regularly 10c. Fri 20
~ Fancy Watch Ribbons--for
watches with catches. Reg
ularly $3.50. Friday 4Qc
Only .....,,.,... ........
81 Mems Fancy Wide Belt
Buckles. Regularly $1.00 GQc
Friday .................,
(29l Pieces Novelty JeweIry---
bracelets and pins Regu- L.
larly Csc. Friday only. A''C
(3) Fancy Stone Set Bag Tops
with link chains. Regular 90
ly S145. Friday. ~
(3) Fancy Stone Imports. 2 nap
kin rings and l salve jar. Reg
ularly $l.45. Friday 3Oc
~ Fancy Gold Necklaces. Reg
ularly 75c. Fancy design. 90
Friday only ............. wv
street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
SaUe Greatly on
Underwear

u4) Women's Crepe Boomers,
good values. Choice OF flesh ana
white. Were sec. Friday AOo
only ...............
(2D Rayon Slips, trim tailored
styles. Tan and green. 90
Were $100. Friday only. w
90 Crepe de Chine Gowns, hand
embroidered a n d APP CO 20
pliqued. Were S4.89. t70'O1
ID Blue GeOrgette Gown. dam
tily made with lace yoke. Small
size. Was $3.50. Fri GO 30
~ Flesh Satin back Crepe
Gown, exquisitely trimmed with
georgette pieating. Was c1 90
$40. Friday only 800. P T'O|
~ Crepe de Chine Slip. white.
Strap model style. Was S1 OK
S3.95. Friday only 49,. 'pI'|O
go Crepe dc Chine Chemise,
lace trimmed and tailored OSo
styles. Were 1895. Friday, NV
(6) Crepe de Chine Step-ins and
BIOcmers, Lao trimmed styles.
Broken sizes. Were S2.95. OSo
Friday only ............. ~
1861 Crepe de Chine Chemise.
d ainty colors. Lace CT 90
trimmed. Were S295.. tAO~
15) Crepe de Chine Cheinise.
tailored shoulder strap and lace
trimmed styles. Were S19Q
1926. Friday only. ~
81 Heavy Crepe de Chine Bed
Jackets, smartly combined with
net. Were S6.95. Fri CD 20
day only ........
(2) Imported SILK Pajamas,
smartly hand embroid- Cd 90
cred. Were S995..... ~ 1'O~
~ Rayon Step-in. small TOo
size. Was ST. Friday only ~
Tbfrd EIoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
House Frocks and Robes a
Notable Reductions

(2l Toga Robes, Of Turkish tow
cling, pink striped. Origi- or
nally $595. Friday only. N
CD Toga Robes. Turkish towel
ing. All white. Originally N=c
S4.95. Friday ......,....
t21 Beach Robes, checked.
Originally sos. Tomor- OCc
row ...............
CD Beach Robes. of lowered
cretonne, Originally tsl OK
1896. Friday only. ~
(i8) Daytime FrOcks, caarmeus2,
ginghams. broadcloth and rayons.
Broken size and color
range. Were $l.89. Fri CT 30
90 Dotted Swiss FrOcks, dark
colors. Lace trim m G d. Origi-
n nally sos Friday ssl.2O
only ............. ~
2) Linen and Charmeuse
Dresses, broken sizes and color.
Originally $195. Friday EOc
OiAly
IS) Dresses, prints, voiles and
pongeeS. Small sizes only.
Originally $l.39. Friday Or
only ~
az Crepe dc Chine Dresses,
handmade and embroidered. Small
sizes sizes. o Orig. 1925 $l.95
Friday only .......... "
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Junior Girls Goats at
Notable S0Uinrs

(2) Junior Flannel Coats, in
pink and maize. Size S2 20
10. Were $995........ fPS'"O
81 Junior Spring Goats, tan,
grey and black kashmere. Sizes
l3 and Is. Were $3.50 to Go
$25. Friday only.......... w.
(9) Junior Spring Goats, tan,
grey and black. Sizes
10 and IS. Were $3.50
$25 Friday only. tp L ~"'OO
f3D Junior Spring Goats, tan
cashmere. smartly tailored. Sizes
13 and is. We're $25. GU
Friday only .............. P Il
go Flannel Sport Jackets, plain
and blazer striped models. Sizes
10 and II. Were $595. cs9 o.
Friday only .......... t'o' -"
az Summer Flannel Suits. Sizes
10 and Is, Were $1095. G~ "a
Friday only .......... ~ so'SO
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
SaUe Greatly on Won'cn's
and Misses Dresses

(25l Wor1en'S Summer FrockS,
printed crepe. washable crepe and
some gcorgottcs. Sizes 36 to as.
Were $500. Friday sos
only ...........
16) Printed and Floral Chiffon
Frocks, sleeve and sleeveless
styles. Were $25 and STC 20
S35. Friday only. tP A"O
lS) Flat Crepe Dresses, tan,
independence blue, grey and black.
Broken sizes. We're SIO.7,5
500 WOmen's Summer Dresses,
light and dark georgcttcs, chlffono
and crepes. Sizes SO to IS. Were
$3.50 to SIS. Friday S3.05
only ..........,......
Cd Misses Dinner Frock. two
tone metallic top with pleated
skirt and drapad neckline. Slightly
soiled. Was $3.50. Fri COZ
day only .................
"a White Georgette Dresses,
bolero styles with pleated skirts.
Were $2loO' Friday SI6.5O
(6) Misses, Flat Crepe Frocks,
capelet collar styles, contrasting
trims. All attractive Fall models.
Were $3.50. Friday COP IN
only ......... eP" '"O
az Misses Floral Crepe Chit
fon FrOcks, light and dark pat
terms. Sleeveless and sleeve styles
Sizes Is and Is. Were
S35 and $3.50. Fri e1N IN
day only ........... PAo'oo
(25) Summer Erocks, Of geor-
gettes, washable crepes, chidons
and prints. Sizes IA to
20, Were $l2. Friday S2.
200 Misses Sleeveless Tennis
Dresses, white and pastel colors.
Sizes IA to 20. Were GS or
$40. Friday only. 80. Po' ~
t25) Misses Street and After
noon FrOcks. Slightly Soiled.
o Were $780, Friday $3.50
OllIy .............. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Rugs at Worthwhile
Reductions

50 Crex de Luxe Grass Rugs,
discontinued patterns. CT 40
Size 27X54 Were $500. PA'OO
~ Oval Rattania Fiber Rug.
Size 6X9 Grey back CT -
ground. Was S9.5O.... %f' ~
t10) Armstrong; LinOleum Rugs.
Size 9Xl2. Five patterns to select
from. Were S14.50. clio 0S
Friday only. ......... ~ 4 O'OO
~ Imported Nursery Rugs.
Size 36X36 Blue and CD OF
orchid. Were $500. &-'oA
~ Wool and Fiber Rug. Size
83xl0.6 Gre n and
n, reversible. was CT D.
$1,000. Friday only. P ''~o
~ Deertieid Fiber Rug. Size
9Xl2. Grey background. GG -
Was $l975. Friday. -. PO'oO
u5l Fiber Rugs, reversible.
Size 1896. Were 49c. IOo
Friday only. ............
90 Bathroom Rugs. fringed
chenille or oval wool.
Size 27X48 inches. Were c. Tor
$685.. Friday only. %O'A~
81 Chenille Rugs, reversible and
was hable, Size 3X6. CH On
Were $3.50. Friday. 49,. %O' ~
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Odds and Ends of Linens
Unidentified

az Yards Stork Rubber Sheet
ing, slightly soiled at edges So
inches wide. Regular $3.50 90
value. Friday only ....... ~OC
"a Venetian Lace-Edge Doilies,
with fine white linen. centers. H.
inch size. We're $3.50. CT %
Friday only ......... ~
t1S) Venetian Lace Edge Oblong
DOilies. with fine linen centers.
Size 6X12 inches. Were 81. TO-
Friday only ............. &c
a. Linen Pattern Cloths. of
heavy durable linen. Slightly
soiled. 68x63 inches. CO OQ
Were IS. Friday only. tTs1'1O
40 Yards Silver Bleached
Linen Damask. neat patterns. all
81 inches wide Regular "a.
SIPS value. Friday only. &c
(32 Yards White Art Linen,
line quality evenly woven. as
inches wide. Regular cTHs
Sl.95 value. Friday only 3l'fO
05) Asbestos Table Mats, heat
proof. 10 inches round. IT,
Were Csc. Friday only. &C
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Of the Smith-Bowman estate at Sun
set Hills Farms was third
A silver cup and blue ribbon were
awarded, in the green hunter class,
open to all horses not having won a
prize prior 10 1923, TO Ace, owned by
w. r. Costello: Sister was second, and
Lady Jane from Silver Spring, was
third
The handicap hunters numbered IS
shown over 4foot jumps. Lady Jane.
entry Of the Blue and Gray Club. won:
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and Gray Saddle and Hun: Cub of Sill
yer Spring. Md blue ribbon was
awarded to James Powell on Mary Ann.
and second prize to Clyde Norton on
Edith, in the pony event.
In the saddle class. there were 10
entries, the blue ribbon going to Dahlia
Vase, owned and ridden by w T. Co.'S
tello IF Aide. Sister Of Herbert Fl.
Powell Of Herndon took second. Kitty
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Junior Misses Dresses
Reduced at Least
a Fourth

~ Junior Misses Georgette
Dresses, with fagoted yoke and
full pIeated skirts. Rose beige and
blue. Sizes II and GVO IN
Is. Originally $25.., f' = "~'""
(25l Junior Misses Dresses OF
georgette and crepe. Light and
dark shades. Originally GO Or
$12. Friday only. 'p~'' ="
u5) Junior Misses Sport and
Street Dresses, sizes 13, Is and u.
Broken size. and color
T rance, Formerly $685. $s2.05
15) Junior Misses Dresses, in
all desirable fabrics and ColOrs.
Slightly soiled. For c. o.
merly So Friday. va
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Saving in the Art
Department

ga Stamped SmOcks, linene, in
tangerine, blue and green. goo
Were CSC. Friday only. ~
(6) Stamped Bedspreads, cream
checked wolfe, lace c= 90
trimmed. Were $3.50. - T'|O
(5) Stamped Be6spreads, on
peach colored rayon. CT o.
Were S10.50. Friday. P ''~O
UD Spice Vanity Sets, white
wolfe with dainty floral pat zoo
terms. Were S100. Friday, w
10) Japanese Scarfs, blue and
white with hemmed ends. TOo
Were 25c. Friday only. NV
(8) Stamped Dresses for women.
White linene. Were $1.00 TO
Friday only. .............. ON
(6) Lace B0ud0ir Pillows, dainty
designs for embroidery. cC o.
Were $3.50. Friday. R~'~O
tG5l Cretonne Pillows, attractive
floral effects. Wanted sizes 6Oc
and shapes. Were S1.0O... w
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with her stable mate, Mary Ann, second:
Major, q veteran jumper owned by
Herbert NJ Powell. was third. Major,
won the touch and out, over the rogu-
lar course-4-foot Jump. Lady Jane
was second, and Queen third.
The egg race. with IS entrants, was
won by Miss Annie Cartwright Of the
Herndon Club on Lydie a colt.
Miss Mary Clark Of Silver Sprin9,
Md, took first prize on the sloWcst
mule. with Miss Elizabeth Cartwright