THE EVENING STAR, WASHJNGTON, D. C„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1930, B-3

and Mra. Chewning during the holi- ready been made for the Midshipmen Blagden terrace, Washington, are then he has served u chief of staff of Zoo* to Philadelphia; Army- MAIDEN Pint Lieut. Jel- days, and some or her classmates, Miss dance that will be held at the stopping at Hotel Everglades, Miami, NAME WORTH sls the Hawaiian Division, m a director of ferion C. Campbell, Field Artillery, Tuesday evening, during their Winter visit Florida. Hostess the Industrial College In this city and from Port Mary Hansford Wallace, Miss Anne Navy Country Club in Diplomatic 8111, Okie., to the Panama m SOCIETY December 30. At this rate “It is believed CHICAGO. December 19 (JP).— What’* at Atlanta, Oa. Canal Zone; Capt. Ottmann W. Free- Green and Miss Virginia Darling, who by the two Mr. John Paul de Berry of Shanghi, Col. vr club officials that even with China, in a name? Mr*. George Vldmer, Cavalry, has born, Infantry, Bioux Falls. 8. Dak., large during is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kathryn Kessler been to (Continued From Second Page.) came to Washington for the ball last additions erected the Sum- Smith figured transferred from Omaha, Nebr., Fort Benning, Oa . Capt. WUUam a mer the building will be crowded to B. at their home on Massachu- her maiden name was worth to the 434th Field Artillery at Mont- Williams, Medical evening, are also house guests of Mr. setts avenue. than Administrative of the Chewning. capacity. more sls a week. gomery, Ala.; MaJ. Harold E. Albaugh, Corps, from Hawaii to the Army Medi- Mr. and Mrs. Sherby in honor and Mrs. Dental Corps, engagement of thefr daughter to Mr. Preceding the ball Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Coleman Worthington, who She was given the choice of alimony from Hawaii to River- cal Center, this city; Second Lieut. Pot-Boilera Fair Offering side, Calif.; Egbert Cowan, 81mon which waa announced last Harold Armour Dodge and their daugh- is making her home at Sweet Briar, to that amount or her maiden name, MaJ. W. Robert E. Cron, Jr., Quartermaster Dodge, Fascinating Christinas Gifts. is Dental Corps, from Riverside, Calif., to Corpe, from Fort Monroe, Sunday. ter, Miss Dorothy were hosts at Va.. spending the Christmas holidays Miss Kathryn Mironde, Va., to Lang- wedding place in compliment opportunity and un- parents. when she ap- Hawaii; Capt. Leigh I. Harvey, In- ley Field, Va. Master Sergt. The took in the Italian a dinner dance to Miss An to secure odd with her Mr. and Mrs. William peared before Harry John L garden of the Mayflower Hotel. Dr. Si- Herndon in the palm court of the May- usual gifts to suit the whimsies of the Coleman Worthington, at their home JHHg Judge A. Lewis fantry, from Augusta, Me., to Walter Sifers, Infantry, at Fort George O. % megp ins yesterday for a mon, father Os the bridegroom, officiat- flower. most particular persons will be found on Park road. ft divorce from her hus- Reed General Hospital, this city; First Meade, Md.. has been transferred to recently band. Ernest. Lieut. Clarence E. Jones, the ing. at 6 o’clock in the presence of a in the Christmas* Gift Shop She took Quartermas- retired list on his own application small company of relatives and intimate Mrs. Cabot Stevens announces that established Just for the holiday season Mr. and Mrs. Noah Johnson and their the name. ter Corps, from Panama Canal after more than SO years’ service. friends. The alcove of the garden was Mrs. Edward R. Keys, vice president, in the annex of the Arts Club, at 2015 daughter, of St. Louis, have ar- —a transformed into a veritable garden Womans’ Board, will serve as chair- Eye street. Reminders of the famous rived in Washington and are stopping with preens and flowers and a wedding man of the Christmas activities at the pot-boilers’ fair appear In the distinc- at the Potomac Park Apartments. supper was served in the Jefferson hospital, assisted by Mrs. Robert H. tive wares offered, consisting of paint- ARMY*ORDERS room immediately after the ceremony, McNefll, Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate, Mrs. ings. sketches, prints, curios, draperies, Wm gown of white satin, Slzoo, Mrs. R. L. Roth, Mrs. John final week of the kale. \A booking office ters of the Fourth Kirkwood. Mrs William B. Millard, Mrs. EXPECTED TO BE DUKE Corps Area at At- the long skirt made of'narrow ruffles for the reservaation of boxes and tickets lanta, Oa„ has reported William A. Morgan, Mrs. Charles A. forth-coming Bal Boheme has at the War and Just escaping the floor. The tight for the Department for duty as executive officer fitting sleeveless bodice was trimmed Stott, Mrs. Warren F. Haines, Mrs. been opened in the shop, which is deco- Desire in Scotland to Revive Edin- to Assistant a point Jerome Clark. Mrs. William C. Sterling, modernistic Secretary Frederick H. with rare old rose lace bertha rated with the delightfully burgh Title May Raise George Payne. In that office, he succeeds MaJ. Ladies— was arranged Miss Justine Corby, Miss Anne Southaw costumes designed for and her tulle veil in a cartoons of the Gen. George V. H. Moseley, |j close fitting cap with lace at the back Somer and debutantes who are aiding the moon pageant, to be featured in the who has to Seat as Peer. been detailed as deputy chief of staff and dainty sprays of orange olossoms the social service Christmas work. Arts Club ball of 1931. of the Army. You will find the men folks Th; to By the Associated Press. enthusias- on each side. She wore long white Christmas dance is be tomor- Col. Carr is Wisconsin, gloves and carried white orchids and row night at 8 o’clock for all the Mr. and Mrs. Ithainor B. Peters o! LONDON. December 19—The Dally from and en- tically receptive of gifts ? t / jJPj tered the Army as a second lieutenant bearing the Mode lilies of the valley. nursing staff and internes of the hos- 4520 Georgia avenue will be Joined to- Express says it is expected in official -Bfi V pital. of infantry in July, 1898. Most of his label. That Ihbel is to Miss Sylvia Sherby was maid of honor day by their daughter, Mias Lillian A. quarters that Prince George, fourth son [ ' /' j early them the stamp of a service Was in the Philippines, for her sister and Mr. Daniel Sherby, Santa Claus will make personal Peters, a student at Marietta College, of the British monarch, will be created J mPmm where he took an active approved fashion her brother, was best man. • Miss visit and carol singers will entertain. Marietta, Ohio, who will spend her his twenty-eighth ¦HU part in the and sound quality; whila a duke on birthday MRS. OTTO WADSTED, suppression of the follow- Sherby's costume was of pale blue crepe All i,he members of the Ladles’ Aid and vacation from school with them. anniversary, December 20. ing Insurrection you attend, Wife of the new Minister of Denmark, the Spanish War. Later he took will enjoy the advantage of selection made on the new lines with long skirt Junior Aid are Invited to from The paper adds there is a general part in the troubles hemline, fitted bodice 8 to 9 o’clock, with the dance from 9 Miss Frances Evans Staley returned who has arrived in the Capital with , along the Mexican from a wealthful interesting- and round and desire in Scotland that the title of her husband. —Harris-EWtng Photo. border, and in the occupation of Cuba. assortment at She to 12 o’clock. to Washington today to visit her Edinburgh revived, normal waistline. wore no hat and parents, Duke of be with During the War he served suc- carried talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs. I. Frank Staley, suggestions may World ly low prices. Miss Jocelyn Plowden Hibberd left during the holidays. Miss Staley, an this be chosen for the cessively in France as signal officer, Mr. and Mrs. Sherby received their young prince. The last holder of the Oldest Woman Dies. 2d Division, 4th Army Corps guests the last evening for Toronto “and Quebec, alumna of Holton-Arms School, is a and 3d after dinner in the ball room, where she will remain about a month title was Prince Alfred, son of Queen MAGALLANES, Chile, December 19 Army, and later with the Army of where an orchestra played for dancing. student of Cornell University, and a Victoria and uncle of the present King. to take part In the Winter sports fes- member of Alpha Zeta Chapter of UP). —Felipa Contreras, who recently occupation in Germany. He reached They were assisted by the bride and The conferring of the dukedom would the grade of July. 1920, Simon, tivities. Sigma Kappa Sorority. colonel in and bridegroom and Dr. and Mrs. entitle Prince George to sit as a peer told a census taker she was “more than was graduated from the Army War parent* of the bridegroom. Mrs. Sherby More than 250 reservations have al- Mr. and Mrs. David L. Frank, 4720 in the House of Lords. 140 yean old,” died today. College in the following year. Since wore a gown of flesh color lace made long and with fitted bodice and Mrs. Simon was also in flesh color satin trimmed with iridescent beads. Assist- ing were three aunts of the bride, Mrs. Daniel S. Heyn of Cincinnati, Mrs. Charles I. Freund of Toledo and Mrs. Arthur S. Cohn of Chicago. Mrs. Heyn waa in Nile green satin, Mrs. Freund in green lame and Mrs. Cohen had a Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Night gown of blue lace. Mr. and Mrs. Simon will sail tomor- row for a cruise in the West Indies and on their return will make their home — In Washington. Special Purchase Every Night Until «n«^. Mr. and and Christmas I Mrs. Percival S. Ridsdale have with them their daughter Patricia, NO EXTENSION HOURS for our employes—but I who arrived yesterday from Ogontz OF WORKING women extra salespeople I I School. * I 500 Gift permit the addition of three hours to normal business day. # to of our Not only are the additional ___ many Mrs. DeWitt, widow of Brig. Gen. Cal- 1 shopping hours a convenience to who are unable to shop during the day; they mean that we illffiß vin DeWitt. left yesterday afternoon for IrT6 must increase our force and thus help the unemployment situation. You'Who are busy during fni|r Atlanta, Ga., where she will spend the A V at Winter with her daughter and son-in- the day willfind night shopping King’s Palace tomorrow—and also next Monday, Tuesday ~i| ||ffl law, Col. and Mrs. R. M. Blanchard. TJ/ I f I and Wetbiesday—a welcome feature—and willfind the same satisfactory service as during the |y§* i Wonderful TM daylight hours. The Board of Governors of the I Women’* Washington International Assembly is issuing Invitations for its annual cos- Values I tume ball, to be held on the night of Christmas j _ Satisfaction Since 1859 CROSLEY KID $ January 20 at the Willard Hotel. In- I 1 .59 terest in these revivals of distin- I the * gloves guished "assemblies” of grandmother’s Card radio 1 and great-grandmother’s day is in- Ok TI tm creasing year year, If from to and this reason both the grand ball room and to the smaller ball room adjoining will be 5c 25c m ._ IN6&* enter Christmas stripes, pastel colorings this Utilized for the event. and street d ALaIsIJBLfli .iL, hrnwn* patterns. ni£ek!iwfth*whiti Lounging and black-and-white neper JV, Cl w contest. See the $79.50 Robes Members of the Board of Governors anaand WTaDDwrapping paper. <» RIA.RIA510-818 Seventh St. N.W. other shade* i sponsoring Plenty of the popular browns, greens, Crosley Radio in our the ball are Mrs. Claude A. *“* Street Floor Swanson. Henry Watson, maroomand reds. -.rex Radio Dept , Third Floor. 11 Mrs. Winfield FabllC to / Mme. Ekengren, Baroness Korff, Mrs. Women’s 55 590 I Frederic Atherton. Mrs. Edward R. Alexander, Mrs. Mignlgerode Andrews, In flannel, brocade and ailk, from Welah-Mar- Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Henry F. getson of London and contemporaneous Dimock. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. P maker*— Marshall Field, Mrs. Henry “Mamma” ton and all sms. I W. Fitch, All Dressed Dolls i Mrs. McCormick-Goodhart, Miss Bell Hurry to King’s Palace tomorrow for beautiful dressed “Mamma” dolls at a Gurnee. Mrs. Stokes-Halkett, Mrs. Fred- J/I A Children’s P* A Two Outstanding Specials erick Hicks, Mrs. Charles Graves Mat- big savings! (Baby dolls not included). These dolls have light or dark hair, sleeping j p. thews, Mrs. Ze Barney Phillips, Mrs. \ eyes and voice, and wear dainty, lace-trimmed dresses. / ulOVef Genuine all -wo o 1 Handsome broc ad Henry Alvah Strong, Mrs. Walter R. Fleece-lined Jersey gloves, warm e Tuckerman. Mrs. Joseph E. Washington j. ~ pv j. ¦ Flannel Rob es, in ”* ,“ effects; lined through- and Mrs. Horace Lee Washington. ci io1 ** 9B Do,u *2 - 98 Do,u *3 98 D o *4 - 98 Do,u * 5 - 98 Do,u *7 - 98 D0, nrr p, d At the regular Friday tea of the Con- ! $149 $2.22 $2.99 $3.74 $4.49 $5.99 OFF ffisLss Xc«r gressional Club this afternoon, Mr. Itere») ,, -y Ins ? 1 Stephen Bonsai, the guest of honor, will 'i i JL 69 75 ¦peak on "South American Prospects.” ¦¦ > Gloves . . ljr Dress JL 5975 *16 The Congressional Club has Issued in- Excellent quality unlined eape- ¦ itTfcrrE All and 'W vitations for a subdeb dance to be p | .pafnPr vlldirs «»1U skin glove*, in black and brown, also Monday, December 29. for mem- me jl Kn* children at the club from 9 to It o'cloek. Rod, A children’s Christmas party will also l $ 29 be given by the Congressional Club for :, members’ House Coats younger children, those be- Handbags™ 1 jj AH Stylmt and Ftnishaa tween the ages of 4 and A Special purchase men’s black and CJ 14. Saturday, i -UrJ Sold for 78cr. f\£r $3.98 capeskln gloves, December 37, from _ Bjb/SU to If/awML-.I Vrn brown lined with ! 3 to 5 o’clock. A A A ff /1- 1 tltl to x MS ¦ ¦ Vaa Mn J*/ ¦ _ Wl. Tr. TWPwtJ warm fleece. *35 | Mr. and lira. George B. McClellan of Washington and New York recently Men*, $5.00 An immense variety of arrived In London from New York and NOW 56c to $2.99 $0.98 / 1 fel \ are at the Savoy Hotel. 1 UIOTCI md / ) \ ca P ab, y tailored House In calf &2*smooth and . , k.,iu an priced \ / brocade, silk, etc. Pattern* Bispham will entertain a large party at KS. iRt .ViV \3 fir $3 9a «3 48 JX dinner, December 23, at the New bABC exclusive with us. Bhoreham. <5.00WW & $6.90 $0 -BEARING VELOCIPEDES— I YadlW Mitiat’ t<| IQ I j 98 SCOOTERS—LaTge size sidewalk Os high-grade construction, painted IOBtIU , lUISMf tolw SlO J , ' ,y S 1 98 - scooters with rubber-tired disc green and brightly Adjust- .19 MUs Eileen Moran, daughter of Mr. Rahv Dolls tl trimmed. f]Alia. I and Mra. W. H. Moran, sailed today Children’s Handbags wheels, brake and stand, so qo able handle bars, leather UIOVM M, Two Outstanding I high. eyes and spring from New York on the 8. 8. Munargo ma a eta /va 37 Inches Sleeping ideal outdoor toy V0.570 seat and large rub- CO Afl Excellent quality tan capeskln to spend some time • eyelashes, voice, teeth and tongue. In ber tires qbO.Sfo gioras with fleece lining. Misses' abroad. 50c And vNI.OO ' dainty lace-trimmed, flounced dress. Third Floor Other Velocipedes, $4.98 to $lB 98 gloves have fur tope. Dr. Lillian M. Ollbreth, head of the Street Floor ' Street Floor. women's section of Col. Wood’s Un- I Double-faced employment Commision. has just re- Goth Brocade and Double- turned to the Dodge Hotel after a brief Coats, strictly new de- faced Goth Coats, ef- visit to her home, at Montclair, N. J. sign; comfortable cut, fectively trimmed; Lieut. Col. Campbell B. Hodges en- w $ tertained at luncheon yesterday at the 75 75 , .'!! '£.?! Carlton. Give “Him”These J£S3.|Gift Silk Hosiery L"di 6 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffries Chewn- tog, Jr., were hosts at a ball given ir shirts of broadcloth and madras, lnclud- hW Silk — Hose last evening at the Mayflower, when | Full-Fashioned

they presented their cousin, Miss Carol d - Gordon Herndon of Suffolk, Va., to the R ¥>+s st&szsssiu 2&A2+-Z- a W SI “trfatuar M*. on I Mode'Shirts young society group in Washington. I The hosts with the debutante received Men’, Fin. Shirt. ! —are being highly favored this season for presents. their '¦LKjftX. If 1 OOC guests, numbering approximately Y/S, In plain and fancy broadcloth, rayon S*l OC UOSS&. KSZTMhj HnsS I We arc featuring these three specials— JSO members of local society from stripe broadcloth and woven madras. V I V TYiillF.'n,' ,k U... Ms l diplomatic, official and residential Collar attached, fk.’ffAA groups, In the Chinese room of the i Gienbrook broadcloths; hotel, where dancing followed later in non-shrink- $1.79 the evening as well as In the east end 1 Men’s High-Grade Shirts silk hose, silk to the top. Lisle- able; in white and plain shades grand ball room, the remaining portion Beautiful qualities in shirts of Eng- Q4| plated silk foot. Picoted top. Also I*4 being I /k US QC I 3 for^S reserved for the buffet table and j Hsh broadcloth, rayon stripe broad- 4F ¦•W Five-piece set, as sketched. Two Hull finish service weight. * enough small tables to accommodate cloth and fine woven madras. Attached military brushes, clothes brush, hat . VilM , WSajSl^ Dundee Poplins. A very exceptional QC the company. A delicious Virginia sup- ! and separate collars, also neckband shirt*. Sizes per, brush and comb with ebonold backs. Fllll-FdAKlOned HoSF Including many delicacies known 14 10 17 In attractive gift box. r Ull rdsllloncu BemberoDemDer *1 nOSe I weave; plain colors; collar attached... only A. „ , , „ VII to the Old Dominion, was served $4 Robe and Slipper Set* Perfect quality famious Lemberg \tf shortly after midnight. Another fea- or . TC ill 188 Fine blanket robes with slippers to OTHER MILITARY SETS the rayon de All- ture of the ball was the dancing of j Os) QQ Hose, hosiery luxe. R?MI Genuine Daffodil Radium silk; white the old-time tkjSt ,/TW match. Large shawl collar and rayon over Bemberg or with lisle top. Fash- JET,7S “Jig* by a Southern darky s/v j. CIA and solid colors. Separate collars to match. brought here especially for the occa- $1.49 $lO- sion y/fjk to Btreet r,oor ' Mrs. Chewning wore a gown of black J3L. /ffm $7.50 Men’s Rayon Robes genuine grenadine all-silk children’s hose—Boys' mer- velvet with a bouquet gardenias, HOSE, of and BUUcSA Brocaded rayon robes of luxurious Q A qj* J beautifully sheer with natural cerized golf hose, girls’ % rayon-mixed Miss Herndon’s frock was pink satin, , A quality, with Shawl collars of genuine dull finish. Picoted top, French heels, hose, Phoenix lisle half socks and with which she wore bouquet * a of or- 1 Skinner satin. Heavy rayon girdle. A Gift hosiery of high qual- Cl CA Buster Brown plain and derby OC _ chlds, BAB Pajamas and lilies of the valley and pink idCIV OtlipTnCTlZ pair roses. Also fluffy blanket robes. All sizes. Ity. 3 p*irß for $4.25. vLOU ribbed long hose Palms and Australians ferns, with Men’* Gift Tie*, 50c, 69c, as OUTSIZE SILK BOYS’ * GIRLS’ HOSE—Boys’ 80c yellow and rust chrysanthemums, were /SMB SI.OO q HOSE** I i| Lounge Suits used for decorations Thousands of handsome new Christmas ties in these I iXfIVOII t/> €9 fancy golf hose and girls’ rayon-mixed in both the Chi- 7Qe• ySuvvfHO sport nese room grand three assortments. Patterns for every man—dots, small A hose In new colorings and pat- and ball room. Headquarters for for The Floor Committee selected by the figures, floral and Oriental designs and plain colors. Nicely v T m women who wear terns. All sizes. S pairs oc Pajama Lounge hosts boxed. I 1 extra sizes. SI.OO. Pair Included Mr. Chewning’s cousins, f n/lArurAai Suit a Maurice Gordon Herndon “COMPANION” KNOCK- W°® * 32 50 NturFX.ER.S—-Men** V/llUvIYYCCU Street Floor has special ap- and Marshall MEN’S „ Beverly; fine silk crepe mufflers in bordered Brig. innilT .„ wnAl peal also Gen. William E. ABOLT KwriTmcSWEATERS Fineffi port-wool m——m——mmm because of its Horton, United States Army; Leßoy and a JV^ver patterns. Square and | Dougall. sweaters with reinforced sleeves. In oblong shapes. Special purchase of a dual service—and we Archibald C. V. Wells. William O AP*B % 1 % mVI Bowie Clark, Kenneth Watson, Walter have a very attractive Watson. Charles Belmar. Herndon Gor- showing of the Rus- don Phillips, B , Douglas Gordon Phillips, as.?>-waiu w sian Lounge—in plain Edward Burr Powell and William Laird Dunlap. 3d c*i Girls Silk'Dresses and fancy — nn j effects Miss Herndon will rt»maln with Mr. 59 especially silks.

£ur__R*£airinf at Special Prices Ranging From EveryW Boy * ifts for J lns vests and bloomer-bottom com- Btraight iine an d two-piece effects, belted A." Mr. blnations in all pastel shades. and bolero $3 JO to $lO rrWA/DGV CI HTC ——————A jacket models. Pleated, Ml jHp A Warm Fur Coat LUWDUI OKJ MJ « Extra sizes In vests and bloomers. shirred and circular skirts. gR B l a< Ul /mw <• »59 - ; sistmg of trimmed $1 ei rn n . INFANTS’ SILK COATS—Of radium silk for coa* * Other models of Yourself trousers, sombrero, lariat, ggUilffß. Aayon || p and crepe de chine in white and pink. Lined That’s the gift you’ve kerchief, belt, pistol and holster. Sizes for warmth and service. Round or square HI Pajamas includ in g WliucsITnrlorwpnrwear longed ) q/ yokes, hand-smocked or embrold- SljO silk—from $1.65 for—the gift you 3to 10 i r ¦ I’mi QO to can k C b * )W1 see realized this Christ- Oi V.» r °iJ"Ao IWffl Luxurlou* qualities, beautiful tal- A'W mas, for all $1.90 tO ’) \r~ T [Mil " Im-ed and lace-trimmed styles. GIRLS* CHINCHILLA COATS, sizes 7to 14. /nEstm Ml M SO.Do 'B 8 SHEEP-LINED COATS of black or Oowns. dance sets, chemises, step- ££ gg Our FURS are J regulsr SISM. uid chemise,, fTheThe Mode Tuxedo poclwta. $4.85 bloomen. GIRLS* In broadcloth, pongeen end 81ms 4to 18 step-ins BLOUSES. One of thtf most useful gifts—and SUITS, WITH INGERSOLL WATCH —panties and in double extra prints. Whit* trimmed in pink, blue, green, red, III^7 II Reduced % BOYS’ aU-ipss a very superior production of Mode S'* £.75 33VS FREE—4-piece suits of fancy mannish mixtures L sizes. and dots. Also all white round or Ol AQ il / \ ll frilled V*• Such fur coat values certainly in new Winter styles. Coat, vest, two pairs knlck- 'HBj collar and down front. Sizes 6tolß r| / I B tailoring. Correct in every minute detairof design Justify investing some of the and finish. proceeds of your Christmas $6.98 2-Pc. and 3-Pc. Children’. Party \\ Savings Club **J 9 5 check. Inspection SHIRTS AND Bell” LEATHER HELMETS with ear RayOll Pajamas I = Os crepe de chine in pastel shades, CO \ BLOUSES—’ Qfi LJ ' and comparison invited. and other standard makes of boys’ protectors and warm fleece »i Stralght-from-the-shoulder model with W The Mode—-F at Eleventh »broadcloth and percale shirts and * Aft Lovely rayon pajamas of rich, ™ lining V hand-smocked yqke, puff sleeves: fln- * blouses with collar attached. White, heavy quality in all colors with con- ished with wide hem. Also basque effect with apft \ Harry Bachrach plain colors and fancy patterns. Shirts BOYS’ BELT SETS Genuine trast trimmings. Gifts to delight caP« collar, no sleeves and two-tiered circular AKi M* in sizes 12 to 14»/ a : blouses in leather belt with smart buckle, skirt. And long-waisted with shirred flounce YP Manufacturer of Htgh-orade Fun 70* SJC OVCest »ny woman.woman nx model Bf «to Nicely boxed picoted ruffling. Sizes o. IMS St, sizes 16 and three rows of 3to G Phone Diet. 3927 Street Floor _ Street Floor. Second Floor.