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Republican Women
Hold Luncheon at
MayAower Tuesday
Mrs.. Paul Fitz Simons.
Rhode Island Committee
woman. to Be Honor Guest
and Speaker.

The League of Republican Women
will hold its formal luncheon Tuesday
at l o'clock in the Chinese room at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel. instead OF at the
leagues headquarters on Scott circle,
owing to the great number of reserva-
tions being made.
Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons, national COM
n1itteewoman from Rhode Island, will
be the guest of honor and speaker. A
q ing the luncheon
Those having made reservations are
Mrs. A. H. Vandenbsrg, Mrs Russell
Harrison, Mrs Edward Everett Gam,
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose. Mrs. George
G. Thorpe, Mrs. Charles H. March, Mrs.
Robert Henderson, Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann, Mrs. Chase Kennedy, Mrs. E. A.
: Yost, Mrs Virginia HILBERT. Mrs. Bruce
Baird, Mrs. Wallace White, Mrs. Charles
L. Meyers, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Kennedy,
Mrs. William B. Willard, Mrs. Henry
r. Cover, Mrs. Ralph Hallet, Mrs.
John Tabler. Mrs. Joseph Keyes, Mrs.
r. L. Hamilton. Mrs. Bessie Edison. Mrs.
William N. Hanney, Mrs. Gertrude
Notes, Mrs. George B. Hopkins, Miss
Mary A. Forness, Miss Rose Eberly,
Mrs. Herman Bielefeldt, Mrs. James A.
MI Mrs ca-, 6sown 6o.sT M1S MFs
Fairfax. Mrs Morris B. Wickersham.
Miss Mollie E. Davis. Mrs. Edwin c.
Lord, Mrs. j. Erwin Steel, Mrs. E. E.
Rolph, Mrs E w Trescott, Mrs. Harry
Starr, Mrs. Walter H. Allen, Mrs.
Fands, Mrs. Daniel Hastings, Mrs
Perry Heath. Mrs. Herbert Stetson, Mrs
W. j. Bickery Mrs. Mead Moore, Mrs
Smith Hempstone. Mrs. Charles Mil
lard, Mrs E. Gallagher, Mrs Dillar B.
Groc Mrs. NJ w. Dawley, Mrs. Ed
ward Dyer Mrs. A. A. Sargent. Mrs:
Goodwin Ordway. Mrs. N. Mock and
Mrs. ]. H. Branson. Mrs. Cabot Stevens
has a table Of II and is entertaining
Mrs Charles A. Eaton, Mrs. Harry c.
Ransley. Mrs Ralph r. Elise, Mrs
James M. Beck, Mrs. Wade H. Ellis
Mrs. Wallace Dempsey, Mrs. Clarence
N. Goodwin Of Chicago and Washing
ton Mrs Parker w. West Miss Louisa
Adams Clement and Miss Julia Theresa
Sheridan.
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Honor Seat Reserved
For Mrs. Roosevelt
During Bal Boheme
Ladies of Cabinet and Others
High in Society Will Oc-
cupy Boxes at Fete.

The box of honor at the Bal BOheme
Of the Arts Club Of Washington on
Shrove Tuesday night, February 49, at
the Willard Hotel will be reserved for
the First Lady in the Land, chief pa
troness for this seasons Bal, and men,
bers of the White House family who
are expected to be present on this COL
orful occasion. Flanking this box Of
honor will be another box, to be occu-
pied by the ladies Of the cabinet, who
have accepted the invitation Of the
Bal Boheme Committee as patronesses
for this brilliant event Of the Winter
season.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, wife Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury; Mrs. Homer
S. Cummings, wife of the Attorney
General; Mrs. James A. Farley, wife Of
the Postmaster General; Mrs. CLAUDE
A. Swanson. wife of the Secretary Of
the Navy; Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, wife
of the Secretary of the Interior; Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace. wife Of the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture; Mrs. Daniel G.
Roper. wife of the Secretary Of Com
merce. and Mrs Henry T. Rainey, wife
of the Speaker of the House, are pa
| tronesses for the ball, as are many
other prominent women not only In
official circles. but in the diplomatic,
residential and art life of Washington
The Executive Committee Of the Bal,
which includes Miss Anne Abbott, Mr.
Hugo linden. Mr.. William I. Deming.
Mr. Henry Jay Staley, Mrs. Theodore
j. Pickett. DR.. Hans Kinder and Mr..
Charles Bittinger, president Of the Arts
Club. will occupy box in the vicinity
of the box of honor, and the judges Of
costumes, Of whom there will be five
well known artists, will likewise be
seated in box in this part Of the ball
room.
This season an innovation has been
decided upon in the award of prizes for
costumes, and instead Of giving prize
for the most beautiful, the most orig
inal and the most amusing as In sea-
sons past. the awards will be a first
prize for the most appropriate costume
to the theme OF The Circus" second
prize for the next most appropriate
costume to the circus theme and a
third prize for the most amusing cos
| tune. regardless of theme.
Mrs. Theodore j. Pickett Is chair
man OF patronesses and boxes for the
ball. and Mrs. Ridgely Chapline is
chairman Of tickets. which may now
be had at the Arts Club, and later will
be available to the public at leading
hotels, as is the custom.
One of the always delightful features
| Of the Arts Club Bal Boheme is the
| supper hour, and this season the sup
per will be served In the dining rooms
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part Of the time out in the open.
California boasts plenty of sun
shine and clean. wholesome air
and they certainly make the most
Of it.
Bicycling. swimming, horseback
riding, tennis, golf-in fact, any
form of exercise TO keep them slim
and 1.-THE is popular. Women stars
90 to Sylvia, the Hollywood beau
tician, to have the pounds "pinched"
of. while the men hire trainers
who pound the flesh OF them.
IT do believe" Buddy smilingly
went on, that those exercises and
the fresh air and an adequate
amount Of sleep not only keeps our
Hollywood At. but also keeps
them young and fun-loving. Some
how they manage to remain youth
full in appearance and in spirit for
q longer period Of years than our
folks here in the East.
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Engagements Announced
Precede Early Wedding

Mai and Mrs. Gustav Henry FRANKIE
Of Auburn, Ala, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Mildred Mckee
FRANKIE, to Mr.. Herbert Francis Croer,
jr., Of Philipse Manor, N. Y.
Miss FRANKIE is the granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee Of
Washington, D. c.
The wedding will take place In the
early Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chew Zant-
ginger announce the engagement of the
formers sister, Miss Marie Louise Zant-
Finger, to Mr.. William B. Hill Of Hy-
attsville. The wedding will take place
In the early Spring. Miss zantzinger Is
a graduate Of the National Cathedral
School for Girls and Mr.. Hill is a grad
uate of the University of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glanville Dunn
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Hasseltine to Mr.. Raymond
T. Piggott of San Antonio, Tex, and
Washington The wedding will take
place Easter Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Brennan Of Sum-
ter, S. c., announce the engagement Of
their daughter Leila Elizabeth to DR..
Robert s! McCeney Of Laurel, Nd, the
wedding to take place in the early
Spring.
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on the main street floor Of the hotel,
leaving the ball room free for the side
show, which, under the direction OF
Harold Allen Long, will be q diverting
feature Of the occasion. entirely apart
from the magnificent circus pageant
which will be the piece de resistance
Of the Bal itself.
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith Is chair
man Of personnel for the circus pro-
cession and Mrs. William ]. Peters is
chairman Of the pageant. which has
been devised and arranged by Mr.. Hugo
linden and Miss Anne Abbott. Artists
dancers, actors and other well known
Washingtonians will take prominent
roles In the circus, which is to be re-
plete with all the joys Of that popular
American amusement in the big top
with three rings.
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Many Tables Sold for
Annual O. E. S. Gard PARTY

Lebanon Chapter, No. rs, o. E. S.,
announces that its annual dance and
card party will be held at the Shore
ham Hotel Tuesday evening, February
g. Mrs. Dorothy Puryear. the worthy
matron. has appointed Dr. Raymond
Hutchinson general chairman. Mrs.
Augusta Thompson announces that over
100 tables have already been reserved
for cards. Prizes will be provided by
Mrs. Florida Nettleton and Mrs. Ruth
Cromelin. Mr.. Blair Mckenzie heads
the Reception Committee. while Mr..
Gill Thompson will be in charge of the
floor arrangements. Mr. Elgin Smith
in charge of publicity. announces that
a novel and special feature will be con-
cluded during the evening with a num-
Der of prizes being awarded to contest
ants Miss Lillian Zimmerman and
Mrs Kathryn Medford are the secre-
taries to the committee In charge Of
tickets are Mrs Rae Carl. Miss Ruth
Hall. Miss Julia Haslett. Mrs. Louise
Price, Mrs. Viola Thompson. Mrs.
Fanny Loehl. Mrs Nelly Lynch. Mrs.
Emelie Mitchell. Mrs Madella Smith.
Mrs Madge Trouland. The past ma
irons. the past patrons and the officers
of the chapter are also assisting in
arranging details.
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you take her dinner sncing" in
the beautiful ball room. They've an
"ultra-ultra floor show-and dinner
patrons can remain through supper
at no cover charge. You'll be en-
chanted with Maxim loves Is
piece Shoreham Orchestra. And
"Barnee" directs. For reservations,
phone 'Robert'-Adams 07o0. This
marvellous hotel is located at Con-
necticut Ave. at Calvert.
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ga NNIE DOESN'T LIVE
%. "A HE e ANYMORE!"
Cause she saved enough money on
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President and First Lady
To Be Hosts Thursday to
!. Vice President and Wife
Continued From First Page }

N1UlIOl 1OllA i AAoS uSNp
gave a benefit concert in New York for
the Warm Springs Foundation fund.
Mrs, Roosevelt and members of her
Immediate family will attend the Presi-
dent ball at the Shoreham the night
of January 30, following birthday
dinner at the White House, when a
cake with candles will warn the Presl-
dent Of another year. She has also
given her name as patroness for the
Arts Club Bal Boheme. which this year
Is turned into a regular circus, with
all the lure that the great canvas event
carries. The night is February l3, and
the place the willard Mrs. Hull, who
Is Just returning, will undoubtedly lend
her name to those of the cabinet
women who have already consented to
be patronesses for the Arts Club and
who will for the most part attend the
circus
There is no lull in political ranks,
and both the Democratic Women's
Club and the League of Republican
Women are presenting alluring pro-
grams every week. At the League OF
Republican Women this week Mrs. Paul
Fitz Simons. national committee
woman. will be honor guest at big
luncheon at the Mayf1ower Hotel Tues
day and will speak. A number OF
women have invited guests to hear Mrs.
Fftz Simons. and besides the speakers
table the big rooms will be filled with
interesting groups.
Calling days in the cabinet and other
official households have simmered down
into quite a normal state. and. though
about all of the homes will be open
Wednesday. there will be small groups
of assistants. and they will be exceed
ingly simple affairs. Mrs Hull. wife OF
the Secretary of State. who has been
absent since the opening of the official
season and returns this week, will walk
into the same gigantic, overcrowded
parties as those of her colleagues on
their first reception day at home. for
every one wants to meet her. Monday
N Supreme Court day. Tuesday. House
day; Wednesday. cabinet day, Thurs
day for Senators wives and Friday for
the wives of the diplomats. Saturday
Is an all-round day. largely used for
afternoon teas or general calling.
Women of both the Senate and
House will begin to announce their
DAYS at home. and in the meantime
State societies are filling their intended
purpose in bringing together the states
men and their constituents. Until the
establishment of these bodies, and al
most every State in the Union boasts
one. natives seldom or never came in
personal contact with the men for
whom their families If not they them
selves voted.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Paul Wilstach's Lecture
On Tidewater Vireinia

The Washington branch Of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities is sponsoring Paul Wilstach's S
popular illustrated lecture, "TideWater
Virginia" the cradle of the Republic, to
be given in the west ball room Of the
Shoreham Hotel, Wednesday evening,
January "a. at $50 O'Clock.
The association announces as patrons:
Mrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Sec
retary of the Navy and Mrs. Swanson,
Assistant Secretary of State R. Wal
ton Moore. Senator and Mrs. Car
ter Glass, Senator and Mrs. Harry F.
Byrd. Gen, and Mrs. Benjamin Fuller
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis. Mrs. Jo-
seph washington. Mrs. George D. Hope,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mr.. and
Mrs William Cabel Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Ellis, Mrs. Cazenove G. Lee,
Admiral and Mrs. Robert Morris Ken
nedy. Mrs. Blair Bannister. Miss Janet
Richards. Miss Bessie Kibbey, Judge
John Barton Payne, Mr. and Mrs Arno
B. Csmmerer and Mr.. and Mrs. Delos
H. Smith.
The young ladies acting as ushers
are Miss Mary Nelson Lee. Miss Sara
Harrison. Miss Janet Harrison, Miss
Eleanor Peirce. Miss Elizabeth Peirce,
Miss Lila LaGarde, Miss Dorothy
Howe, Miss Ruth Howe Miss Elizabeth
Branch, Miss Elizabeth Rhea Dewey,
Miss Peggy Reid, Miss Helen Marie
Hodgkins and Miss Virginia Carton.
The lecture will be one of the most
interesting talks of the season. Mr..
Wilstach, a distinguished author and
lecturer, will in a charming way, take
one back to the Colonial days at James,
town, Williamsburg and Yorktown into
the atmosphere of ancestors. reminding
one Of their undaunted spirit devotion
to freedom, and their determination to
build new nation. The speaker will
be introduced by Mr. Wade H. Ellis.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
E. Bertha Chinn at the Connecticut
Apartments, and Mrs. Pearce Horne,
1880 Nineteenth street northwest.
Evening star., 1934-01-21

power. q liberal diet. and those mar
velous scientific reducing exercises
at the EMILE-COLL1NS Health
Institute, 1921 Conn. Ave. Without
harmful drugs and patent medicines,
YOU can almost see the pounds dis
appear. Doctors say that fat people
die before their time-wearing them
selves out carrying themselves
around. So from the health stand
point alone those scientific reducing
exercises are important. and the
methods used by this Institute are
those approved by the medical pro-
fession. Call District 36l6-and ask
for Mr.. Collins.
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0THOsE DEAR DEPARTED
%. DAYS" the days Of
the hustle and pinched waist. You
A~s$ -
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Princess Cantacuzene
To Talk on Russia

Princess Cantacuzene will give an L.
lustrated lecture on "A Trip to Russia
Tuesday morning, January 80, at IL: 80
o'clock, at the Sulgrave Club, for the
benefit Of the Russian war mutilated
victims Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs Robert Lansing, 1923 10Th street,
or at the club on the morning Of the
lecture
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss. Mrs. Mark Bristol, Miss
lace, Mrs. U. s. Grant and Miss Bell
EIIrnae
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Tea Follows Annual
Army-Navv Meetins

The annual meeting of the Army and
Navy Memorial Aid will take place at
3 o'clock Wednesday. January "a, at
the Army and Navy Club. Seventeenth
and I streets. The president, Mrs
Claude W. Dudley. will preside. Tea
will be served after the business meet
ing and all those interested in the work
of the society are cordially invited to
be present.
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minded" in the buttons and buckles
and gadgets that trim them. They
are utterly 1884 and are exclu-
sive with FRANK r. JELLEFFS,
1915 F Street. Amelia Earhart. who
was at this store in person on We'd
nesday, is our newest American de-
signer. Her sport frocks, coats,
windbreakers, jodphurs. slacks. hats
and suits have an outdoor touch
designed for action. To the
sportswoman, the spectator and the
traveller these clothes are essentially
simple. with beautiful and natural
textures and irreproa chable work.
manship at the same time aim
ing in price at no new altitude
record. Visit the Amelia Earhart
Shop on the 3rd floor.
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giving benefits of Summer sunshine.
Splash Parties" for sororities and
fraternities offer novel entertain
ment. And here's good news for
the youngsters They've started 4
Children's Saturday Morning SWIM
ming class, offering free class In
struction, conducted by Miss Lillian
Cannon. It's held at 10 am. and all
your child needs Is the regular
admission of Csc. For adults the
pool charge is 25c until l pm, 40c
after pm. Phone National $50.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Confessional Women
t Enlist for Bridge Party

Cards have been issued for con-
cressional afternoon, February 6. to
o'clock. Mayfower Hotel. corner Con-
necticut avenue and La Sale street.
There will be bridge exhibitions and
other attractions. Admission by card
cnly.
The following have reserved tables:
Mrs. Clarence Dill, Mrs William Ayers,
Mrs. Edmond w. Pugh. Mrs. Thomas
D. MCGOWAN. Mrs. william Driver, Mrs
c. c. Darnell. Mrs. Roy woodruff. Mrs.
John Taber. Mrs. William H. Larrabee,
Mrs j. lie Roy Adair Mrs. George R
Durgan. Mrs J. H. Small and Mrs
Ernest Lundee.
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If you'll come up and see us at our
school at 1747 Rhode Island Avenue.
The Bal will be given by the Arts
Club at the Willard Hotel on Feb
18th. Felix Mahony is the origtna-
tor of the method Of instruction by
professional-practicing teachers In
Washington. He has adhered 10
this method since the inception az
the school. also known as the
National School Of Fine and Ap.
piled Arts, which was founded In
1918 Telephone National 2eSG,
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OW xANlINl tlNS rOOb
Of course. In the
c o n We n | e n t ly
located Ambassa-
dor Hotel. l4th
and K Streets.
Regardless OF the
W e a t h e r. t h e
month or the hour
Of the day-mar-
velous sun lamps
b ring you in
yiporatinu health
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OF the new Wind
blown" ha Cs that are
being shown in the
S e cond floor hat
salon at tire PALAIS
ROYAL. All have a
forward sweep that
makes the wearers
look as if they were
being blown along
by the wind-or fac
ing a stiff breeze
Evening star., 1934-01-21

HI lie JU VEN LIE
SHOP will pro-
vide the ankle
length form a |
frocks. which that
young miss will
be breethless over.
This shop is dis
continuing all silk
and wool dresses
adorable ones
for parties, for
and for school.
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specialists uSe-and so cleverly can
they be blended that it is sublimely
undetectable. And it stays un-
detectable-for the tints are as per-
ranent and as even as Natures.
Wash it-wave it-sun it all YOU
please. Your permanent will have
no effect on 1t. National 1859 or
stop up to 1924 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1934-01-21

dined and "debbed" at Harvey's,
long years ago. This world-famous
restaurant serves the most marvel
Gus foods-thicky Juicy Porterhouse
steaks for 1.-TWO" steamed oysters
English Brace Mutton Chops
and Terrapin. Doesn't your mouth
simply water? Well, the BEST way
to overcome that's to stop in for
dinner. ll07 Conn. Ave.
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GA CHANCE AT HEAVEN?"
%. "A You'll get yours when
YOU slip into the devastating new
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Sunday nights and for school.
They've all been reduced-some as
low as Il off Hurry in! And here's
another reel bargain you can't pass.
Winter coats ard coat-sets for boys
and girls (sizes l to 81 also have
price tags that read Il of. They
had been $685. to s25. and come in
pastel end dark shades. The address
is 1928 Conn. Ave.
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UT ET'S NOT HAVE any
80 IL wallfowersl" Don't
run the risk of being the only one
at the party whose face wears those
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the Rector's Aid, has appointed Mrs.
Norman Underwood general chairman
of arrangements. Mrs. Underwood will
be assisted by . large Arrangements
Committee and also by Miss Anne
Moore, chairman Of reservations. All
reservations should be made through
west.
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AAAO"o - - CAAA -"
perience that 1t
is always t h e
SHORE H A M -
no matter how
many m e n tai
gymnastics you
have INDUCED in
until now. You'll
be insured a front
seat in her al
fections W h e n
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"a I
huous hairs. For
t h ey certainly
mar your beauty.
The bacteriolo-
gist at IL
Ions, Inc, who
has m a d e a
study Of Hyper
trichosis can re-
move those ugly
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label . and you can rest assured
that you won't see yourself coming
and going Miss Manuel prides her.
self at selling these individual"
dresses at s1595 because her lovely
studio shop is located on the second
floor at 1345 Conn. Ave. where she
has little overhead costs.
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new lease on life.
visit the famous
LOUEY VENN OF
LONDON SALON
and have your
hair tinted to its
original color. So
artful are the nu-
merous shad that
their hair tintinr
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A W a I c h, OF
course! But can I
it be a nuisance
" h en- 1t isn't
ng rig h t ?
Helene sug gests
taking it for sew
eral days vaca-
ton to the watch
repair depart
ment at GEORGE
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n1cker 1Olk
kept ft a n d
trim.
First Of all"
he said. its
almost a re-
lig on with
them to get
eight hours Of
S l e e p d a | ! y.
They find it
k e ps them
alert-eases up
the tension of
busy days at
the studios.
wv e S terners
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has the most exquisite taste In Sc
lecting individual models and
her beautiful Studio Shop-JEAN'S
INC, at 1141 Conn. Ave. is the
meeting place of really smart women.
Stop up early-and get "pre-view"
of the dresses she's Just selected
You'll be delighted!!
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"THERE's NO PLACE
80 L LIKE HOME" Re-
member that old tune? Well, they
had the right idea! For everything
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her clothes when
she attended the
sale at ERIE
BACHER'S that
she had enough
over to move to
q finer place in
town. Why, the
sale Is the talk Of
the town" Never
have they h a d
more important
~ 6NIr
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ClI6 JOY UI ppUIdlIty.
well! A good dancer is
always the most envied
at any party. Take out
"Wallf1ower Insurance"
by bringing your dane
ing up-to-date with the
LEROY THAYER in
struction. You will be
taught all the smart
new steps. perfectly
AiA -.
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vantages and Is easily the most
popular place in town. The apart
ments have sunny porches. large
living rooms. ample closet space and
built-in showers. It's only 10 min
utes from downtown with buses and
tails are from $3.50 up, With gas.
refrigeration and electricity In
cluded In the bill. Telephone
CLEVELAND 1A00.
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years before We
did. But they never
achieved such stun
ming ones as
those that ZAROU
BROTHERS in the
Shoreham Hotel are
"sale-ing" at n
price. Jamas OF
velvet and satin.
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D. HORNING, 6l8 Twelfth Street.
And II 1t has gotten beyond repair
. then perhaps, little time-piece
In the form Of this Ladys Elgin
Baguette wrist watch for only s2e.75
will keep you straight on your ap-
pointments and prove thing
Of 10y for years to come,
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and have placed 1t in the water
filled glass ball. Wonder upon
wonder! The glass magnifies the
gardenia to 3 times normal size. It
stays fresh In the water for four
days or more and makes an in
trieuing gift for any occasion.
Afterwsrd, it can be used for cut
flowers or tiny plants.
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ART SCHOOL.
and we're design
ing all our cos
tunes, tool The
Bal motif this
year is "A Circus"
doesn't that
sound exciting?
A n d we'll be
happy to design .
costume for you.
f00 orotte
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tions Of one-ouarter. one-tnlo
and one-half off Every dress. coat.
suit and hat in this sale is new this
season fresh looking and smart
with many months of good hard
wear ahead. Each price-tag carries
the original price and the reduced
nrice. Dresses have been reduced
from ss.47 up sport coats from
sl4.88 and up -. dress coats from
az 40 and IN hats from s2.50
IN They're at 1910 F Street.
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GAN OUNCE OF PREvEN-
... n TON is worth a week
of dieting" Really, II you're not
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any longer for
at HARVTY'S
there's still
plenty Of hustle
for they're
restoring their
2nd-hoor dining
room to be an
exact replica Of
the same room
In which our
nro ndn1nthprs
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gathered fashions that possess worldly
glamour. Dresses that have nice
"in-between" feel to the crepey
material-an "easy-to-wear" look to
the style-and "rightin your
budget" price Here's good newsl
They have a final clearance on all
of their remaining stock. A large
number of dresses that were up to
s29.5o are now s1075.
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literally dripping with lavish lace.
in heavenly shades to wear for
boudoir and entertaining had been
up to $50. Exquisite negligees had
been up to S35. 17-piece Italian
Linen Luncheon Sets are now $3.50
Down comforts that had been up to
SIS are also marked II of.
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UTTS TIME TO STEP
QUIT" Helene is wise
to you men who've been wondering
for days-where to take her" She