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The Washington times., 1930-02-20

For the spring bride, a tulle
veil, falling ove4 the face, is held
by a silver bandeau and caught
at each side by sprays Of tube
roses. Real lace is used for an
other little cap, woven Of tulle,
which is bandet. in back with sill
yer leaves ending in q spray Of
lilies at the SIDE. Perhaps you
would like another new effect Of
tulle, gathered at each side. veil
ing the forehead and covering
the point of the chin, which Is
classic in its simplicity. A peas
ants cap is suggested by charm
ing, even.meShc i, white horSe-hair
bonnet, with a draped veil falling
over the shoulders.
Photograph Your Children rs
They Are Now. You'll Adore
These Pictures in After Years
WHETHER 1t is a photograph
w of yourself or Just another
one Of the baby-you couldn't
make a better selection than
the Underwood and Underwood
Studios to have them made in.
For in that select circle where
art Is demanded in the finishing,
there you'll find the patrons of
this studio. For years they have
stood for the finest and most
artistic photography on this side
Of the Atlantic. The artists en-
ployed have done more than any
one to bring the present day
methods Of photography to their
present standing.
See the special exhibit Of chill
dren'S portraits taken with q Spe-
cial patented camera, which takes
a lifelike portrait not usually OBJ
tanned with other cameras. Have
the little ones photographed
while they are young-you1l al
ways treasure these sweet little
images that will keep them with
you as they are today. We sug-
geSt that you bring the little
ones in and have their pictures
taken in their favorite poses. Lo-
cation 1880 Connecticut Ave.
LacingS are back with us again.
: girdle Of satin has front lac
ings to within q few inches of
the bottom, which may be ad-
juSted to the individual figure to
secure perfect fit.
IN
One theme upon which all are
agreed, through the galaxy of
new spring faShionS-that the
backdrop against which they will
play their parts is. dark brown.
A dark base forms the back
ground for the spring prints:
the light and gay colors need o
dark accent.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

In some of the new blouSes
the material is allowed 70 drape
itself, with Shirring playing an
important role. The clever de
Signer gathers up the looseness in
just the right places to indicate
the curves Of the body. Capes,
berthaS or wide revers give needed
shoulder width to balance the
new proportions. ReverS are
notched, scalloped and pulled
through each other, jabots are
finely tucked close to the neck
line, spreading like o fan onto
the shoulders. Necklines are
draped and are often in various
shades Of the same tone.
Charming little fashion details
make the print frocks ex-
tremely attractive-frivolous little
elbow sleeves, and saShes that
really TIE, and frilly collars and
soft lingerie touches and plenty
Of bows. A very new fashion is
the three-quarter sleeve on the
jacket Of print ensemble, that
lets the plain colored sleeve OF
the dress or blouse show below.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

E tremendous advance in comfort and which
about in Madames clothes during
readily judged Pathes
talking pictue"The story laid in 1912
Twevetrees Astaire
garbed the ankleength hobbe skirts Huge
avShly trimmed with flowers
oftheface tiny brm felt hats Of the
instead Of the universally
Different respects picture romance
Parade"
type of entertainment
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

the for in addition to its vital fOceful drama presents
complete minstrel show grandparents delighted
when they Wonderful music catchy spicy jokes
and the gerng pageanty Of entertainment supplement
the drama of this remarkable achievement in the field Of audible
films Truly production that will appeal with powerful effect
to picture fan.
The two featured players Helen Twevetree and Fred Scott
players Of signal ability Miss TwevetreeS Broadway
favorte while Scott famous concert singer The
supporting cast includes Richard Care famous musical comedy
Marie Astaire other weknown players At RKO Keh
Theater opening with midnight show13OFday, February 81
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

he Grand Parade Pathe Production Featuring Helen Twelve
trees and Fred Scott Is Gripping Story OdTme Mnstrey With
It's Pageany and Parade HeartBrakng Love emeJoy Tears
Laughter Picture That Will Live Long the Memory of All Who See
and Hear It, All Muc-A Sound-A Dialogue At RKO Keihs
Theater Opening With Midnight Show 113O Friday February
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

EE final glance and hours spent in tedious treatments given
ones self longer necessary for the women who have
adopted habit visiting the beauty salon of Robert of Paris
nc- 1914 Connecticut Ave- N W. Madame will always do we'll
consult these beauty specialists she has double chin or sagg
muscles the conformation faa this shop the
composition strap will bring back the youthful
hroane also Mr. Roberts vegetable shampoo
for hair that faded and feless prematurey gaynot dye
You Roberthe results
of his of permanent waving Certainly worthwhile
shop about. Of Paris North 2776 2777.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

The SInarteSt
of the new suits
are flar d Of
line and high
of waist. The
cut-away jacket
is a youthful ill-
PRODUCTION Of de-
cided chic.
y \ y
A white and
gold brocade
evening pump
has a brocaded
evening bag TO
match.
\ \ \
A barrel bag
for street and
sport is a new
touch Of spring.
\ 4 4
Fur collars S
grow more novel,
softer and more
becoming than
ever.
n 4 y
Light dots on
dark chiffon is
a popular pat
tern in silks just
now.
4 i y
Paris favorS
the boutonnier
-lillieS of the
valley, g a r d E.
Mas and violetS.
X \ +
B roa d tail
trim s cloth
coats.
\ 4 =
B ro a d t all
makes a gor-
geouS coat with
cape collar Of
silver fox.
\ \ 4
FrockS are
more elaborate.
u n d e rcloth-
ingS are more
lacy.
n 4 +
G re e n is
steadily increas-
in G in irnpor-
t a nee and is
S h o wn in q
whole range Of
shades.
\ + \
L n e newest
shoes for street
W e ar are the
kidSkin pumps,
with black the
most important
color.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

Extremely smart is a black wool
suit with high collar and elbow
cuffs of black Persian lamb.
Both the coat and skirt achieve
q distinct flare at the right siGe.
Stripes. in two different widths,
and madras-there's not smarter
combination in fashions whole
list, and when you find the two
in one frock, it's bound TO center
a world of attention on the side
lines.
X
1t is the woman who tries so
hard to be different in dress,
that makes herself merely ridic-
ulous.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
.ehn"0

HE definite Of this little article remind you that
there but left in which take
the remarkable values to be had in handmade during
prestige building sale in the Dman
1921 Connecticut Ave N Winome models
in fascinating for street
afternoon evening.
All of the salient style points of the
these shoes shown delightful feathers materials
ons Each shoe made by hand only Deman
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

to $3.50. ~
We suggest that make selections price
prevails
been given In this Salon.
arches cling heels stay life Of the
Shoe.
Ask to the coored satin evening slippers pumps
priced at $785 during the sale period Formerly
An opportunity!
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

OF Wasngtons dainty persons? creation coong
infinitely with elbow red
jabot hemline, and back tied on one side.
Then there's that Blue Bell chiffon
breathing breath of Partisan elegance for the
with circular back and lace other models
rrisng they be- fasnate
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

HICKS 1905 Connecticut Ave w. to create halo
a of mystic loveiness round Madame fashion She
who like magcan finds the right dress different types
feniity who drift gayy in and fashion
put Mrs Hicks would bring an import of and blue
seauys shrine in the shape onG for Of one
The Washington times., 1930-02-20


Vivid COlOring and Graceful Styling
Of Dress Models Shown In ExcIu-
sive Shop Evidence the Clever
Buying Discrimination Of
the Owner.
CLEVER discrimination In buy.
~ ing Is evidenced by the ex-
htbition Of coloring and lines in
the models shown In this exclu-
sive shop. All Of the salient style
points Of the season are to be OBJ
served in the lovely little print
frockS priced at $15-the model
with the little cap sleeves and the
belted waiStline. The model with
the elbow-length sleeves and the
flounced skirt and many, many
cunning little style surprises with
the long, even hemline skirts. All
at pricings to please.
The last word in chic this
season is cap sleeves, made all
In one with the yoke shoulder Of
a blouse.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

natter of personal taste Exquisite!
\
Another gown for first spring
days is of red duvetine, with
round, red shiny buttons. The
important scarf collar Of crepe
de chine ties at the side front
with soft long loops and an end.
Tucked faille crepe is interest
ingly used for a hat. The fabric
is Shirred on both the crown and
the brim which turns back
sharply away from the forehead.
\ 4
A popular new golf shoe is
Of brown grained calfskin and
has a crepe rubber sole and solid
leather heel. It is hand-stitched
and waterproof inside.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
w @"''&F#

Good deeds bethought but not begun,
The kindly acts so easily done;
Sad eyes might haUe con,forted;
The sorroWs of the IoUed-and dead
These are the ghosts that bring me dole,
And cast a shadouU on my soul.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

The salient point Of
a charming black chit.
fon evening frock Is
the little jacket, short
wasted and finished
with a frill. It's frilled
elbow sleeves may be
m por tant in the
spring and summer
mode. The hips are
outlined by shirrfng,
with a repeated frill
below the fitted part.
4 4 +
Patou uses aquama-
rine felt for a delight
full wide-brimmed hat
tn e Shallowness Of
whose crown is accent
uated by a band and
bow set high above the
joining.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
There's a Story in Your Stationery.
Let It Be Expressive of a
Vibrating Personality.

CORRESPONDENCE papers-the paper personality that
~ the Wbranty alive individual a
and Mee personality just handshake weak
and vaciatng bouyany alive Gil Twelfth
has the correct stationery for social correspondence
well business
the engravedust matter personal Exqute
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
I9w7--ond Shop GOSSIP Z

Not great ambitions gone astr0y
And lost forever BY the Way;
. Not buds of youthful hope once bright
GroWn withered in approaching night
Not these the phanton1s of my heart
That haunt me and UiH not depart.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

OcAkO rOhEAO.
WDUT yourself in. print" is
4 the fashion-cry on Fifth
Avenue! In the smart luncheon
places, and in the leading hotels
at tea time, l see New York fash
ion leaders wearing printed frockS
under their winter coats. And
at Palm Beach and other fash
ionable winter resorts, prints are
a great favorite for morning, af
ternoon and evening wear!
And it's no wonder-when you
see THIS years prints, you just
can't resist them. They're very.
very different from last years.
Colors are softer and pretty"
Patterns are delicate. graceful
and feminine. And the LINES
of the frockS are marvellous.
WaiStlineS. of course. are higher
Skirts are longer-four or five
inches below the knee for day
time wear, and still longer for
afternoon-and they flare, oh so
divinely! And whether you're
tall or short, slim or not so slim,
you're sure to find flattering
styles in this springs prints.
AS Ever,
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
Irwin's, 1923 Connecticut Avenue
Spreads and Lamps Now Priced
Exceedingly Below Original
Quotations.

or recognized Irwin quality the spreads and lamps offered
" nwn's Connecticut Ave- N W., much less than
their original quotations instances low half price
with ruffes others appqued and those Of the
tailored type Beautiful materials and colorings.
LampS-exquisey modsh the boudoir-a Substantially
built for restful beauty.
shop to visit when seeking unusually lovely things for
the boudoir.
the new Of the dancing slip
de chine with
pepum flare on the Jacket gold seal
Fashion emphasize its smart loped
spirit strap fastened with nhiatue
peplum in a ripple flare the gold
Persian needleWork, done in
Shirng the triumphs makes beautiful
Of fashion this hf patterns
fon dress utihzes 1t effectively modern
The Washington times., 1930-02-20

Knotted ends, five
Of them, are a convin-
cling evidence that the
feminine urge for
bows is not diminish
ing. A half belt is
another virtue of the
blouse Of a two-piece
dress of flat crepe, the
skirt has a yoke top.
That nc h a liant
SO m ewhat masculine
look that has been so
chic on the sands at
the Lido, is. appearing
on the beaches of this
country in costumes
like the one combining
a jersey blouse with
linen trousers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
Practical Luggage Gifts

WOMEN'S FITTED. CASES
(sketched) 49,. genuine top-grain
leather cases, with fitted trays hold
ing ten toilet articles. Black or
brown cobra and shark grain
feathers. A notable value. .$1o.7S
MEMS TRAVELLING BAGS
(sketched) -. solid cowhide club
bags, with cloth Innings and finished
with three pockets. 2O-inch size: in
brown and russell. $50
z1P-o-GR!PS these Zip-O-
Grips are ideal for the sportsman
and for overnight trips. Your neces-
sites are very easily placed in these
bags, as no packing is required.
Black or brown cowhide leather: ls
inches long ...................$ lS
LUGGAGE. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

WHEARY HAT BOXES
(sketched) g. these hat boxes
are covered with black Dupont
Fabricoid. They hold six to ten
dresses, on a hanger. Ruled
pocket and shoe section. $40
DRESSING CASES = Gift
to enthuse the man who travels
is one of these dressing cases
fitted with eight necessary re-
quisites. Articles are ALWAYS
where he can find them. !. $40
WEEK END CASES
women's weekend cases on
solid wood frames and covered
with top-grain cowhide. Lined
with MORE. Pockets in lid.
both ends and back. -. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
time since he suffered . heart attack

time since he suffered Q heart attack
in April, 1929.
The S0-year-old churchman and
scientist was nationally known for his
development of the sun-spot theory az
weather prognostication. His monthly
weather forecasts, based upon observa-
ton Of the sun, were issued regularly
for quarter Of century, until he was
stricken.
Rev. Father Picard, q native Of Plais-
sans, Drome, France, had been a MEM
Der of the Society of Jesus for SO wears
and an ordained priest for A years. He
was member Of astronomical societies
IN France, Belgium, Mexico and the
United States.
While many scientists disagreed with
the picturesque churchman's theories
they credited him with doing much
toward developing q popular interest
in astronomy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
PADRE OF RAINS DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Rev. Jerome S. Ricard Developed
Sun-Spot Theory for Weather
Forecasts.

~ the Associated Press
SAN JOSE, Calf, December 9.-Rev.
Jerome Sixtus Ricard. Padre Of the
Rains" died at the University of Santa
Clara infirmary here last night. He had
been confined to his bed most of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
Gifts of Luggage

Women's Suitcases, $3.50 to S3S
Women's Wardrobe Hat
Boxes .........$l2.50 to SIS
Mems Gladstone Bags,
SIS to SIS
Mems Club Bags, $3.50 to $3S
Mems Suitcases, $12.SO to $3.50
Mems HANGER Cases, SIS to 500
Mems Dressing Cases, IS to $50
Tourobes ..........$2S TO $40
Attache Gases. $3.50 to $1,000
Zip.O.Rolls -. $40 to $3.50
AeropIane Lussaee,
$l6 to $3.50
Fitted Cases $40 to 500
Vuitton Luseaee ..$2S to 1907
LuooAoE. sEvEnrz FLooa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
Unusual Gift Shop Suggestions

THE PEWTER PITCHER
(sketched) is graceful and very
practical gift of an UNUSUALLY
good grade of pewter :. ....... SIS
CHARMING WALL PLAQUES
sketched nand-colored and
FURNISHED. A variety of delightful
subjects, including Cooley prints,
French prints and silhouettes 81
THIS IMPORTED GIFT CLOCK
(sketched) has very distinctive
gold finished edge, and costs
The GIFT SHOP. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
Gifts That Add Comfort and Color

Ell ROIDERED SILK
We L UR PILLOWS
(sketched), in rich shades of
green, rust, red, rose and gold.
Square shape. SIS
LIBERTY OF LONDON
TIES hand-blocked de-
signs in a large assortment of
coIors ...............$ So to So
DISTINCTIVE w A STE
BASKETS (sketched), charm
ing and very decorative affairs
finished with old fashioned
prints. In living-room COL
OAS ''''''''. 1925
ART EMBROIDERY. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

AN ASH TRAY SET of en-
amel is a smart and useful gift
that comes from abroad $3.50
A FLOWER VASE OF
ETCHED COPPER. in
an interesting and most artis-
TIC shape $40
ITALIAN POTTERY BAS-
kETS charming little
affairs that add a decorative
touch to any room. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
Gift Lamps

OCJt AtIEFCpS
Boudoir Lamps .$1.9S to SIS
Colonial Prism Lamps,
So to $3.50
Oil Pot Lamps. .$2.95 to SIS
Lounge Lamps, $3.50 to $3.50
Junior and Slight Floor
Lamps ...... $3.50 to $50
Torchieres .....$16.5O to S4S
Desk Lamps. 50 to 5000
Bridge Lamps. IS to $3.50
Silk Shades. $3.50 to $3.50
Parchment Paper Shades,
81 to $3.50
Decorated Candles,
3sc to $3.50 pair
Bayberry Candles,
Csc to 81 pair
Brass Candlesticks,
$3.50 to $3.50 each
LAMPS. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
For the Boudoir

Boudoir Nested Pillows,
$l.95 to S. set
Single Boudoir Pillows,
81 to $13.9S
Moire-covered Boudoir Waste
Ddskets SZ.SO
Imported Lenci Dolls, 50 to SIS
Lace Scarfs and Vanity
Sets ..............$1 to SO
Ribbon Gift Novelties,
Soc to $3.50
Chinese Embroidered Slip.
pers .Sl.7S
Cooley Print Waste Paper Bias.
kets .............$1 to $3.50
EnameIed Clothes Hamper
with prints ............S4.2S
Imported Italian Straw Ham.
pers .$6 to $40
Imported Italian Straw Waste
Baskets .......$l.25 to $3.50
ART EMBROIDERY. SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

Needle Painting Pictures with
frames l.oU
Silhouette Pictures. Zoe
Needlepoint Tapestries,
$1.75 to S32
Stamped Linen CreweI En-.
broidered Scarfs, Panels and
Pillow Tops. 81 to $3.50
Stamped Linen Hand Towels,
45c to $1.50
Stamped Pillowcases,
75c to $3.50
Stamped Luncheon Cloths,
81 to $3.50
Boudoir Doll Forms,
81 to $l.7S
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

LIvING-ROOM PILLOWS
(sketchedl, of embossed velour, tap
estry, brocade and rayon dec
Grated in variety of distinctive
ways .$2.oS
A N TIQUE CHINESE EN-
BRO1DERIES. lovely imported
pieces. A variety of popular
Shapes ..$1.o5 to SIS
LIBERTY OF LONDON CHIF-
FON SQUARES very fem
mime affairs much in vogue SIS to $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
wOfDwARD aLorARop
.-~s4-7he Christmas Store -&e

December 10TH 11th, 18th and I3th-Exhibit and selling
OF Original Etchings by the Etchcrafters Guild Don
Swami, guest artist will discuss the art Of etching
Many new subjects will be shown-the work of leading
artists 81 to SIS.
THE GTT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
Wo7} SEWARD &Lor4kop
=@>G4E-~ZHe Christmas Store ~&Q~~~-
from Our 9TH Floor
Cheerful Gift Lamps-Low in Price

THIS TOLE LAMP (sketched)
very much in vogue today is
finished in yellow or red, with a
striking parchment paper shade to
lIld1Cn '................ $3.50
SLIGHT JUNIOR LAMPS
unusually smart ones, finished in
black and gold. have pleated silk
shades embroidered in wool-after
the manner of today. The lamp.
$3.50. The shade. Sfe n
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

-Rectifico: es necesario que
no 10 hagamos.
-iPor que?
-Porque vos sois RIGA Y 70
p0bre.
-iQu6 importa ESQ?
-lmporta a mi honor ell que
Vuestro padre no pueda sospe-
char en- mi amor algdn vergon-
zoso calculo. iQue soy aqui, en-
vuestra casa? I'm amigo, seal.
pero al mismo tempo un secre-
tario, un criado investido de la
confianza de su amO. Y 70 ha-
br6 abusado de esta confianza
para seducir a la heredera de
tres 0 cuatro millones con obje
to de solicitar impunemente s..
mano! ION, no! iSabeis que es-
tie papel seria infame, y vues-
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

hacienda impossible para Enri-
quota cualquier otra union. En-
adelante solo Sc trataba de es-
perar con paciencia la muerte
del anciano.
al dia siguiente de este su-
ceso, impondria silencio a sus
escrGpulos y accederia, sin ha-
cerse rogar mas de 10 razona-
bic, a ser ell dichoso marido de
la heredera.
Su admiration no es para
descrita, cuando una tarde,
cinco meses despues de la esce-
ma que acabamos de contar, la
senorita de Auberive, al cruzar
Sc con el en- ell salon que prece-
dfa a la camara de su padre, lie
dijo en- voz baja y apresurada-
mente:
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

"A media noche... en- mi
cuarto... es precise.
No faltare-replic6.
-dQue pasa y para que me
quiere?-se pregunt6 Roberto
perplejo, mientras la pobre nj
ma Sc alejaba.-l Por que esa
puerta, herm6ticamente cerra-
da, Sc vuelve a abrir hoy? tSe-
ra I'm capricho de joven enamo-
rada? No es facil; pero, enton-
ces, ique sera?... iAh! bah!
iva 10 veremos!
A la bora indicada, ell aven-
turero sali6 de su pabell6n, sin
llevar luz y apagando ell ruido
de SIS pasos, cosa no dificil en-
escaleras y pavimentos cubier-
tos con mullidas aIfombras.
Enriqueta, vestida con un
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

pu6s de que ell automovil de
Nahas Pasha, con 20 a 80 eS-
sudiantes nacionalistas agarra-
dos a Ell, a trav6s un Gordon de
la policia que impedia ell paso.
IPar6 ell autom6vil despues
frente a una Inca de soldados
egipcios con bayoneta calada.
La rapida acci6n de las tro-
pas puso fin a los des6rdenes.
M~urieron en- la lucha tres poll
cias y soldados y tres alborota-
dores. Ell gobierno tuvo 81 he
ridos y los nacionalistas II,
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
UN VUELO SIN PARADA
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y
BUENOS AIRES

Roosevelt Field, N. Y, Julio
9.-Dentro de una semana en-
peZara I'm vuelo sin parada
entire New York Y Buenos All
res, en- ell aeroplano K of New
haven. Ell propuesto vuelo fue
abandonado hace varias soma
mas, despues de repetidas de-
moras. Estaran a cargo del
vuelo ell teniente comandante
Pond y ell teniente Reed. Ran
dy Enslow reemplazara en- la
tripulaci6n al captain Par
fridge.