davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-03

IS Self and Fancy Bordered SILK Umbrellas on
l6-rib frames with assorted ambertone handles
and matching tips and ferrules Choice OF green,
purple or black.
Women's Self Bordered Red SILK Umbrellas,
mounted on 25-nch. 8-rib frames and finished
with ambertone handles. Were SIS each
Womfn's Imported silk Umbrellas. with compo-
sition handles and vanishing leather wrist
straps; green and purple. Were sl3 each
tFpN @o.A1
UMBRELLA SEcrIoN, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Nainsook
Underwear
Priced NV

NaInsook Gowns. III white and
pastel shades attractively trimmed
with hand embroidery and APP
plique Of contrasting tones. A
choice oi necklines in sizes IS, 10
and II.
Nainsook Step-ins, with hem
stitched edges and unusual en-
broldery trimming and applique.
White Nainsook and Cross Barred
Dlmlty Envelope Chemise, daintily
trimmed with hand-embroidery.
drawn work, iilet edging and in
sertions Of ilet lace.
CoTros uNpEawtAa SECTION
THIRn FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Straight Cot Toilet Tissue
Special, 78c dozen rolls

A limited number of these 900 sheet rolls
to be sold tomorrow at this price
40 Novelty Gc0rgette Handkerchief in assorted
colorS. Were soc each. Now. ow................25c
3-Piece LaaiOire Toilet Set in pink Was $3.50.
No" .s....''.-'...'. .......-.,t.+. .S1Z
S5 Novelty HandkerchiefS and Garter Sets, in as
sorted colors Were 81 set. Now. ......... soc
6-Piece LaMoire Toilet Sets. in pink. Were $22
SIT NO" .-.......,.. .Sl5
ToIrT GooDs SECTION FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Misses Shoes, $3.45
Uerc s0.W To SO

SO pairs Misses Short-vamp Pumps and
OXfords. In several desirable styles. Not
all sizes IN every style. but these sizes IN
the combined lot: 5is. g. 6is AAA, 5,
5i2, g. o. AA; 3ts to and A. 10
b. and 3 to Z G.
MISSES SuoE SECTION, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Shirts, Ovcrblouaes. $l.95

Wee AsD9 sgfh, ~ White BfOadfigth shifiA
and UtF1htansfs ellh nlHb and shift collars
slSes ~ 80 ~ ia The lut
rs fiahhFl siiIsis and uterl,aUess, gray. blue
agd taa Hikes Jn. ~, 40. ~ hnd ~, Nefe
Z Printed T,eDe Dc Chine itgelbl0nses, irii ami
nhfif e tixa ~ and an afld hagy ~ sizf 80.
Ntff H8.fb eHtH BpN .tytst.,.st+ Na,H6
s iFeDe back satin ttGnnfs Dterbiauses with
ses bsh 2 ~ f9'fpa ~ s'tss ~ snd ~ agh
BLOUSE EEGTtoB, TnlnB FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Wcmen's Pumps, S6.45
We're SI7,O bair

33 pairs Women's Patent Leather Pumps.
with fancy straps and buckles: spike
heels. sizes AAA 5 to 81: AA Az to 7:
4. AZ. sig. 6; B 4. 5. 5l2, 6i2: c 3ia.
4l2, 5, 5i2. and 81. Now Ss.i5
Ii pairs Women's Honey Beige Kidskin
Pumps. with fancy straps and buckles:
Spanish heels: sizes AAA 6: AA Az to
8; 4, 5. So; = 1, Az. 5. 81;
c 5. 5i.. Now ............Ss .Ss.4s
95 pairs WOmen's BoudOir Slippers, of
quilted and b~ocaded satin. sizes to 81.
I TO 8. Were 81 and $3.50 a pair.
NOW .............,...... SI.I5
WoMENs SHOE SECTION, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Silk Chcmises, Step-ins, $l''5

Mere x.,O3. /. Siik Tallorrd and tNef-ttlm
med ~tep.insg flesh, green and reach 40 sttes
10 aud ~ We're ~ ~ Now ....... St,pA
- ttspr de Chtne Ehrnse, tailored moie,.
We're ~ rs Nav ,,...,.............,.. &tDN
i white Crrpe ,le hinc rrtticoat. rs nth
lenath Was s@o6 Nav .,t.,.ts,. ,StnN
Il tfrpF de thtur Gowns, pink AMI EFVrn ih
Sizes ! y Hnd Were ~ "a each NuW $AdA
" tnnget thcmise, hHut emhrutdvred stfrs
IN. 40 and ~, Nete ~ 10 each New STA
~ t"nges ~ten'ins, trimmed With hrntstith'
ms ahd htnd amhfntlelN, Neta - cam
New ... STA
30 Flesh Rnh Mhte Rayen Steuslns, rtxes a
u, ?, Wete VI 80 aud ~ na each Now haC
sItN usnGawrAR SEerloN. THlgn FlooR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Gloves Reduced. $3.50 pair

Were 50 pair, ~ pairs N0mgn's Fancy CWh
tlafe titutess slEts = a. a.,
~ pairs Mnmeh's tanct CuH tahtie UioSrsi
rhampaFnf am Bgat Nvlb ~ 81 patr .
Nav Observation-Disclosures. ..,. d.. 1hr
dlovE SECTION. FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Novelty Jewelry Reduced

Al Novelty Jeweied Bracelets. Were 81
eacn. row ..,,,.....,. e ........ soc
20 B.aek-and White Chokers. Were 81
cd1At NoH '.s4ssr., ++.,......., soc
Is Long Bead Chains Were 81 each
NOW ,.,....,.............2 CSC
Novelty Pendant Necklaces. Were 81
eaeu. NOW .s.,+..t.t...... ............ soc
10 Novelty Pendant Necklaces; INPER-
Feet. Were $3.50. Now.
Sterling Silver Finger Rings. Were
SO each. Now .......S S225
French Novelty Bracelets. Were $l2
FhcH, NoW .t.tt+,,..,,..,. .,......+., 50
French Novelty Bracelets Were $40
taAiis 9sbH s.'t.s s+sss..,..... $3.50
French Novelty Bracelet. Was S28
ROW +,...,t,,....t.........S sci
Crystal Tree. Was SO Now .S2.25
Crystal Tree. Was $40 Now. s3.75
Shell Lamp. Was S25 Now .SI8,7S
kogELTY JEWELRY SEcTIos. FmsT FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-03
sent g. d. d. or 0" Approval mail phone orders accepted
Napkins Girls FURNISHINGS Reduced wv

Lace-trimmed Crepe Kimonos. copen
biue. IN sizes 10 and IL. Were So so each.
Now " S1o5
IL French Handmade Knicker-style Com
binations; sizes 8, 10 and 12. Were $3.50
each. Now .................. SI45
Girls apiece Pa iamas, of printed ba-
tiSte; sizes II and Ii. Were $3.50 each
One and Two Piece Pajamas, blue only.
in size IL. Were SITS each. Now. .95c
Crepe de Chine Negligces peach only.
trimmed with marabou and velvet: size
10 Were $3.50. Now .......S1O
i Peach and Blue Neg,igee, trimmed with
peach color crepe de chine: size 16 was
$25, Now Observation-Disclosures. .S12.5O
l pair Pink Crepe de Chine Pajamas
trimmed IN pink marabou. size 16. Was
S%y,9o: NOW :.:........: :....,... $3.50
Plaid and Plain Skirts, on detachable
bodies; sizes 8. IA and 16 years. Were
oZSo eaCn. NOW. W....,............Sl Sl.9s
6 Skirts. with detachable bodies: rust
navy and copen. in plaids and plain COL
ors; sizes 6. IL and IA Were s6 each
Navy Blue French Serge Skirts, on
white bodies; size l6. Were SIS each
2 Two-plece Tan Jersey Dresses; size IA
p pairs si-length Socks. plain brown
and blue, with colored tops: sizes 9. ei3
and 10. Were 75c Now 35c
3 pairs Misses Long Silk Hose. black and
gun metal. in sizes 8, 9l2 and 10. Were
50 a pair Now .SI.45
GS pairs p $ilength RayOn Socks. in light
colors; sizes 6, 6'2. 7l2 9i2 and 10.
Were soc Now
"A pairs Rayon-and -Lisle Sports Hose. in
sizes S. 6i2. Tie. 8 and 8i2 Were soc
and 81 pair. Now Observation-Disclosures
GIRLS FURNISHINGS SECTION
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Knit Underwear Reduced

HT0ReN MsfS ava NfrIFS
lS Merode Combination Suits. of mercer
lied Isle with buiI-up and camiSole tops
in the short leg style, pink and flesh
in sizes 6 Z s and Solled Were s.
Kayser I.isle Vests; low neck no Eleeye
built-up shoulder models in size Z, Soilea
Were zoe NOW ,...+. ..,.....-.,., 15c
Z Richeiieu LS'e Combination Suits, III
popular STYLES; soiled: sizes and {
Were 81 SO each NoW............,..9S 9Sc
KNIT UNDERWEAR SECTION TInRo FLOOR,
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Chinaware Reduced Less Than u Price
DC. Csc. 45c. $50
Close Out Open Stock French China

! Dseorsss5 fossrsd Dish. was ~
Sos .... .,-.s....... 81
foseFe6 Batter Dis5. Was - ~
AuN .....-s s........ SEQ
~aisa Ea@1. Has IS - H9N 81
flshls BisH HHs 81 So Rsa -
} SsaisSt Was - ~. &ow 81
Evening star., 1928-05-03
No. u Electric Radicals
S1O7.50 We're sI56.o

Only two of these fine sets equipped with tubes
to be sold at this marked reduction Friday
RADIO GALLERIES. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-03

2 fe"urgtea Potter serving Tfass.
Hrfe ~ eatll &.4R JGbs
~ isSrg ana Aoig ssap PLATES.
5fte gffs eash NOW z6e
IHasBtiFa DOG Figure. slightly I'M.
t,e~fe't Ass rta NV ~. 10
italian p9iietF TlGHer tysvis +.
war $3.50 f8rb Nee Sc
UseaFi4ffa fsl4nss sape 4td Fanny
iilBa ANA Pottery Also KedBeed.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

10 2fsze sssiosse Ea4 hsgs
80 .5ssi .seta.ae eas n9e,
4 3Gsf15 fipea f4uagtfs Asmilsfe
KaRs. We're ~ ~ sa@h
3 Gs9 Afssstopys p53,aed ilna
ie@m EDBs. 8@ $3.50 eatt
s y8atG Beadass ana h4fB ERgs
5fasattaa sa.ass HeafH #sy
&s s8g
3 aszss goHes,is ~ E4ih hggs
#Baaffae 5asaDaa Nta&e #f5
A3H 1.s fs5G As# E5.s.
Sgsg3 isaaaoir - ~ 1b hias
40 eara y
2 a@sa3 Ifap,rtF8 gtsi Bfti4*'
kag NHse ae a~ft atn.
? ~ - faii.es'.a Ossl Ef.' ~
ts haEt fAF aaHf}* "ff
, 4 Hspsaaao siasssoai SOC
p is5g Wagi nIIisa naz.
am.a wa,a,sd w9ltaa 6aps
t aaaHfs We're syn ~
3 ses.s e,4so rD9 eass NJ
sts.z - s.o..l,oea fa'ee' F9s . I.
ss9 seos t,aeaa e,fasf tes !, ..
Eue atrg}oB FHrH Fft)oF
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Furniture Reduced

Al RPmRGnf Day Furniture Offer
iHgs are sold as is" sabject TO
scars. damages aud imberferfions
Simmons 2Sx52 Crib: ivory enameled
finish. Was s27.5O. Now $50
Windsor Ivory Enameled Bed; SIM
mons make; double size Was $19T5.
iT5% g.. ..S Sla.t5
l Canvas Couch Hammock; blue and
gray. sold without stand Was $35.
M ASoA go
cretonne-coyered Couch Pad; valance:
size 30X74. Was SIS. Now SII
/ Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet:
solid mahogany. Was si975.
Ato" ...,..........S SId15
Porch Chair; woven seat. Was S295.
row ....... -. ...t..........M 81
ChiIds Porch Rocker. with arms made
OF maple and stained brown Was So
NoH .t...f..'+.s s......,,...... S2.25
, Rox springs, upholstered in fine wovea
striped and art ilcKinEx. sigr - Is Nh for
single sze wooien beds We're $50 each.
Now ........,..........- xso Hn
Colonial Living Room Rocker. Wa $3.50
Now nn
3F0Id Fia0r SCREEN, covered with fine aaaI.
~ ieathereite, decorated Was S3s 50.
FURNITURE SEcTIoE, SxrH FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Hand Luggage Reduced

.IIo Luggage NGQuced
III suit Cases In various styles
al SO that were SIS,
al So that was S.
at $3.50 that was $40
At $40 that was $40.
Hat Boxes In different styles
at $40 that was $50.
at 81 that was $3.50
M $40 that was SIS
Gladstone Bags. Were SIS each
s'pFf MlUsDu
Hat Trunks. Were s45 each Now $50
! Hand Trunk Was sos Now. ... $40
Shoe Case Was s35 Nov ...... $40
] Brief tase marked with the wrong
initials, Was SIS Nov ......,....Si0
Fitted Case, Was 500 Nov $40
z Shirt Gases. Were s2a each Nov $40
Tie Case Was si26 Nov .,., sa
Brush Holder, Was $40. Nov 49,, SIS
Velvet Auto Robe Was SIS Now $50
HAhD LUGGAGE EIefIOh, FiHbf FLo0a,
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Smoking Accessories Reduced

] Cigarette Box. Was s6 so Now 81
Cigarette Boxes Were $40 each
>OW SI.9o
10 Cigarette Cases. Were So each
RoN -. :. :. 49,. 81
) Smoking Sets. Were $3.50 each
3. -
l Cigarette Box. Was So So Now 81
Tobacco Jar. Was $3.50 Now 81
! Cigarette Box. Was So Now 49, SO
Auto Humidor. Was $43S0 Now $40
| Cigarette Case Was $3.50 Now $3.50
l Smoking Set. Was SIS. Now .. SIS
SMOKING ACCESSORY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Mirrors, Pictures, Reduced

/ These offerings may be slightly damaged.
but at the reductions they are very I'M
preSsive values
l Console atirrer. Was S35 Now SIS75
l Console Mirror. Was 1880 Now Sc SO
2 Small Console Mirrors. Were S325
each Now So so
Semi-Vcnetian Mirrors. Were IS each
AfNN . = . /. = = 81, ,E0
Framed Pictures. flower and landscape
subjects. Were s25 Now - SI2sO
l Flower Picture. Was Sl2 Now SS
l Figure Picture Was sl650 Now Ss50
Oil Paintings. Special .......S9 S9.15
MIRROR AND PICTURE SECTION
SIXTH FLooR
Evening star., 1928-05-03
REMNANT DAY SAVINGS HERE FRIDl
Remnant Day Merchandise is not refnrnai
Art Embroidery Reductions

Embroidered Pan Holders. Were 81 so
eaCn NOW ....,......... ..-..,... 75c
Unhleached Muslin Aprons, hand en-
broidered, Were S5.25 each. Now So
Utility Boxes Greatly Reduced
at $3.50 that was S3.95.
l at 15C that was SIPS.
at 81 that were S3.g5
l BrOCade Hair Pin Box. Was $l.35
Green Georgette Crepe Shade with
green fringe. Was S48 Now ... S2S
Orchid Taffeta Bridge Shade. Was
sou. NoW 1900. ,..................S SIS
Powder Puffs, gold and rose silk. Were
s. each. Now Observation-Disclosures.
Doll Pin Cushion. trimmed With rose
and gold. Was SIS. Now. .....S25O
Hat Stand. Was Sl50 Now 80. 75c
Alligator Pillow. Was $35 Now. $50
/ Novelty Doll. Was 81. Now ..S4
l Black Velvet Table Runner trimmed
with gold lace and green cut-out work.
was $40. Now. .............,....... Sc
| Embroidered Apron. rose and green
was 50. NOW ..-..............., $S
Embroidered Linen Bib. Was ST.
NOV ,''... ............ ........... 5Oc
Cardboard Waste Basket. Was 50 95.
Now Observation-Disclosures.
ART EMBROIDERY SECTION, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
ChinaWare Reduced

y fBss ssutea Ebiss fsa aud To4st
~ets Wore SO 10 r4th &GN st
= Bfead -assa -isaffFr Pi4teA. Arsc
1h @@h ..--- y5r
40 tffif9 a*a Ftafes. Gtr9satf
NfF +f ssfH 1H gf5S
} fissF~s-.ssss(& isseksf Aei siass.sagte
Vas s ~ &us 81
! ff-lsa -,feeaistea Pottery tasp.
Aa~ -... 81
CggRb GEcg4yN. FgFgH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Lamps, Shades Reduced

All these offerings are slightly damaged
and sold as is"
/ Modcrnistic Lamp with. Base, In vase
effect and cone-Shape p.eated shade,
Was $3.50 Now 81
l Wooden Base Table Lamp with pleated
shade yellow and orange Was $l2
Now ....... So
l 2-fgure Porcelain Boudoir Portable
was $3.50 Now. ow....+........,... SI.50
iS-inch Hexagon Shape Laced Parch-
ment Paper Shade. floral design Was
%otob. ANoN =. ~. 10
l6-inch Parchment Paper Shade. mot
tied effect. in yellow and brown. Was
Pleated Paper Bridge Shade, Japanese
design. Was S6 so Now S So
LAMP SECTION, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Rovina Hair Nets
Special, 35c Dozen

ainate mesh heta IN hnth eap aud frinee
SHANE iAtht medinm and dark hroWn higttt,
anhuih aad htaha, A iimited uAFailfr outs
~ tis4h tium saaiiarN Anfohs. Negy sne
80 iiai stands u assorted ponea Wefe .si
IN leblgaehei ,,atmsat mns., / garment al"p,
Wee III al NON .,.tttt...t .,. 5ar
llesh Waite SANITARY stselns late ltimmea
UleHtHIn ind large alHNs We're y 80 Nav ST
! tfrsh ftrnrl1 Nalle sanitary sten.lns laee
llmnteh mn'linnl see auiN, We're ~ 40 aat.
hnW t4s,t4 4.s4..s3t ss,st 49, 4.#s4.ss ss.ts. SlAO
NnfioNs aRcrIon. FlRar FlooR,
Evening star., 1928-05-03

x 80 1hesstee Fiber Hugs. We're
10 3e Fz'H Roe ,.+4. B3,EB
Z s,fks Oval lsIAh Rattan RaKs.
#tfE Wi 80 tH@l5 Aoa NI915
tDsttD tiaer0Lss Fiber huEs,
Effe - ~ eacb kHW ~ 80
= @5s53 fisergtsse Fiber Rage
~ ere ~ rdan haH ..kt fB6
: $fA'i fseF9 Fiber Rug Hat
~ NDw r....,.s.s... 81 ~
80 H4st - asa.s fiber Rag
H8x Sif3 ~ N9w S93S
J s8aIas A9',i wilton Hug, Wss
s14 80 &o8 .'.. so 81
Z s3ss9g Aamio,4ep Huen. Wee
F'> ga eariy &os k.3 tH
, $50 Iioek Hag. Nae w, 80
hyN - K9s -
:. tssHg farpei hamplss. wete
~ "a,4i Ao8 ~ 80
: "Istg tafpet s4mplss. hsett
ga 81 AsgN 50 8G
~, sant,f iusds 1asHs IinslfpW.
#as - EMtG Nov NIsF
80 81 ttr Yards Marble Tils and
6as1 1s'd NV ~ 81. 81, IN
! - stH lbi0sse Hug. Va
! lGsGs ss,.splsss A,.elnsiss Has
e3fy aiai'tS baa ti4 ~
I taa56 waM winoa '@ Egs:
eask aaalty Was ~. ~
gsIg iseaaaisss wsssieS wilton
huG Nae 8i35, he@ ss0.h0
Evening star., 1928-05-03

sauce Baai and stasd. wac
] l8-IRsb Meat Dish. Was ~.
Now ........, $3.50
~ soap Plates. We're ~ Is eg.h.
%a% S1r
u b0uiiioB tBps and saBreFs. We're
- - tasb SoW 80
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Special, $8.45
9x12 Crex Anoka Rugs

cy ~ u tt% Fefy popular for
hc al t unusual Friday heT patterns
Evening star., 1928-05-03

Radium and Crepe de Chine Costume
Slips, with deep hens and hemstitched
bodice tops green and maroon. Were
IS % each. Now ow............... S295
Ia Flesh Color Crepe de Chine Costume
Slips, with shadowproof hens and bodice
tops Were So 95 each Now. S2.95
Crepe lie Chine Costume Slips. trimmed
with Net lace and finished with shadow
prhoi hens flesh only Were S395 ea b.
NOW Observation-Disclosures, .,,......t. S2,95
Navy Crepe de Chine Costume Slips.
with bodice tops and shadowproof hsmS.
Were $500. NOW. w.........,.. s.... SI95
White Radum Costume Slips, with
deep hens and hemstitched bodice tops,
Were SIS each Now ow...........SS55
COSTUME SLIP SECTION THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Smocks, Special CSC

~ Checked Gsneham and reinte,
ereen lavender and pink SixaS aa /
10 One piece Crepe dc Chine
Dresses, tan. blue. gIeen,
black aud navy, in SigeS i6 10
10 Were ST.la each
Now ,,x,.,,,,,,A -. .xs.Aa
! Novelty Crepe Sm0eks,
trimmed With WOOL emot0ld~
erv and flannel collars and
cuffs, Both medium and
large slaes, Were &79a each.
Now SS.as
HeMt t'Roek Sncftagf, Tlslaa s9aeR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Children's Shoes, S1.95
Ipere 81 TO s6S0 bair

ii pairs Junior Misses Patent Leather
Sandals. with straps and low fiat heels:
sizes 5. 6l2 A; g. 5 B; 4. 5. &C
10 pairs Infants White, Patent Leather
and Tan Lace and Button Shoes. sizes
Z. 7I2, 8 B: 6l2. 7. 8 c; Z. 7l2 and
ID. I2ecllced o..................S SI.95
II pairs Chi.dren's Tan and Two-tone
Oxf0rds with Goodyear welt soles: sizes
si2 to IL 3: 81a to IL c: Sia. Q. 10, lOi,
and II D. Were 81 SO pair. Now S2.95
CHILDREN's SHOE SEcrroN
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Silk Umbrellas, $3.9s We're IS

GLASSWARE SECTION, FIFTH FlooR
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Friday Savings in
THE MEMS STORE
| opcoatS, S14.75 s,S - ere

I6 Light
ShoweTpTooe6 IN
S - The price reduction that
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Warquisettc Curtains, Special, $50

17TF Rae1 N8aUaa Carlan. NIF tIa-1aoss
a hf~ pr.oe
oLszTKY SEcTToK, SIXTH Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Boys Oxfords, Special, S3.95

so pairs manufacturers samples. at a
price far lower than regular Sizes Il.
i2ia, IL. 81 and A.
BOYS SEoE SECTION, FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-03

100 pairs Mems FuIl-faShioned
Lisle Hose. black. navy and
brown. in size 9ig. Were 35c
a pair. Now 4 pairs. soc
( pairs Mems Fancy Suspend
erS. Were S2.50 pair.
NOV ......,.... SINSa
10 White Hand tie Dress Ties.
SizSS for collars from IL to
l1'2. Were 75c each h.
Now ..................2Sc
p Mems NightShirts III vee-
neck style; full cut of cambria
and muslin. sizes IA 10 II.
Were $3.50 and So each.
Now .95c
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Housewares Greatly Reduced

Some Of these offerings be slightly soed shop but
the redmefoHs they indicate rorthrhe
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Mems FURNISHINGS Reduced

SO Mems Linen Hau6kerchicsS
with COlore6 embroidered ini-
tlalS. II a broken assortment
Were soc, NON. V.......,. S5c
- Mems Cambria Handkcr-
chiefs with colored borders
and initials. not every initial.
Were 25c each. Now for 81
9 Suits Mems PaiamaS: long
coa., mission blouse StyleS
with belts. medium aud large
SIZES III orange and black.
Were S6 2 suit. Now ....S3
. Tie-and Handkerchief Sets.
were $3.50 8 set. Now SI.S5
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Sales and Service. Fine motor ears.
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Beloin. IT.. Prop. lis Church Street
Telephone 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

A STUDENT recital was given by
Georgia E. Miller, director of the
Virgil Clavier School, recently In the
classroom Of the school, Assisting on
the program was Mrs Ethel Johnson
Bennett, soprano, of Tampa, Fla, and
Washington, who was accompanied by
Mrs. Mabel Gutman Ostrander at the
piano The pupils taking part were
Kent Bebb, Lois Reel. William Ross,
Elizabeth Hartung, Christine Mullen
berg, Florence Storm, Elinor Webb,
Margaret Loane and George Cornwell.
Mrs. Charles D. Cole presented piano
students in her final public recital OF
the season June 90 at the Takoma Bap-
fist Church. Medals we're received by
Kethleen De Haven, Gladys Fielding,
Flora Mckenzie, Jane Patterson ana
Margaret Hutchinson. The young pian-
lists were Jean, Cecil and Gladys Field
ing, John, Alice and Mary Harrington,
Jane Bethel. Ruth and Mildred Rog-
ers, Philip Turner, Faynetta Wright
Margaret Hutchinson, Marion and Flora
Mckenzie, Helen Whitmer. Helen Meme
ratti, Jane Patterson, Peggy Watts.
James Councillor, Gerald Miller and
Kathleen De Haven
Mrs. Carroll c. Burke presented a
group of pupils In piano recital at her
studio June 20. Those participating
were John Crittenden, Helen Howard,
Rita Fellers, Joseph Dudley. Robert Fell
iers, Betty Rodrick. Elizabeth Howard
and Marguerite BoSco Assisting on the
program were Donald Whitman, VIOLIN
list and A. H. Rodrick. reader.
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RECITAL PROGRAMS

Daisy Fickenscher presented her
junior class of violin and piano pupils
in a recital recently at Joppa Lodge
Temple Those taking part on the pro-
gram were Albert Carballo, Carlton
Howell, Maria Carballo Robert Barrett,
Jeanne Eveler, Frederick Collins, Violet
Hobbs, Harriet Stryker, Ida Eveler,
Georgia Hopkins, Mary Alice Gibson,
Gertrude Bailey. Bernice Drissel, Ruth
Hobbs, Ellsworth Everett, Hermon Hill,
Margaret Shearer, Josephine Sullivan
and Alice Scott.
Mabel Linton williams will present
her pupil, Miss Barbara Miller, in a
piano recital July l8 at her home. In
Massachusetts Park Floyd, tenor, will
be the assisting artist.
Karl Holer was host to the members
OF the Young Composers Club last Fri
day evening. Short original pieces were
submitted on this occasion by Pearl
Brown. Sarah Regar, Robert Botkin
Blanche Fletcher, Ida Eveler and Mil
dred Mclean. Amy Hodel of Maple
wood, N. j.. came to Washington to be
guest at the party.
At the school hail at Brookville, Mont
gomery County, last Monday evening an
interesting program was presented I'm
der the direction OF w. j. Oates. A
number of selections we're given by the
Oates Student Orchestra, assisted by
Eola Benzler. soprano; John T. Satienza
violinist. and Estelle Merton and Viz
efnia Soper, readers Mrs. Geneva Al
britton and Frances Meyer were the
accompanies
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Tuesday Evening Club.

THE Tuesday Evening Music Club
Il completed It's fourth season last
Tuesday night with picnic supper al
the country home of Mrs. Henry Lit
tlefield. At this meeting plans were
discussed for the coming year and the
following officers were elected: Presl-
dent. Margaret Allison; vice president
Catherine Gross; secretary, Winifreo
Royle: treasurer, Virginia woodward
delegate to the Federation Of Music
Clubs. June Doorley; librarian, Ruth
Pearce.
The club has % members, whose work
on Tuesday evenings is devoted to en-
samble singing and the study OF the
history and literature OF music. Flor
ence Howard is the director ana Grace
French Tooke the accompanies.
During the year the club presented a
costume Christmas program at the
Women's University Club and the Arts
Club. a period costume recital at the
Mems City Club and the Takoma Park
Baptist Church. its annual Spring ra-
dio recital over WMAL and its annual
June recital at the National Baptist
Memorial Church.
Following the principle that all pro-
grams should be built around special
subjects, the club has presented five in
formal programs-the music of Mozart
old English songs. modern Russian COM
posers. American music from Hopkin-
son to Deems Taylor and Scandinavian
music. Helen Belt. violinist: Katherine
Riggs. harpist; Minnie Hoxie. pianist
Susan Brown Korner. pianist; Crete
Won Bayer, pianist: Evelyn Scott vio-
linist, and Karl Holer. pianist and com
poser whose latest trio for women's
voices, "Inps at War;" has been dedi-
Gated to the club, are among the artists
who have assisted on club programs.
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Singers Gather for
Schubert Celebration
BY JAMES A. MILLS.

VIENNA. July s P).-Shgers from
v all over the world are gathering in
Vienna to commemorate the hundredth
anniversary of the death of Franz Peter
Schubert, composer of some of the
worlds finest classical songs. 1t was
in November, 1928, that Schubert died
in Vienna but the celebrations in honor
of his memory and genius begin many
months in advance of that date and
will last throughout the year.
The principal feature OF the celebra-
ton will be a monster congregation of
Austrian. German, Polish, American and
other singers from July 10 to %. No
less than 10000 choralists will crowd
into the vast concert hall In the en-
virons of Vienna, which has been spe-
cially built for the occasion. while an
additional $4,000 choristers will gather
outside the hall to participate in the
mighty tribute of song TO Austria's great
master of melody. Several hundred
singing societies in the United States
will send delegates.
Dying In poverty and obscurity at the
age of 80. Schubert's genius remained
unrecognized for half century, The
Austrian government and Austrian
musical societies decided. therefore, to
make this years anniversary of the
death of The King Of Song" one OF the
most impressive in modern times.