MAL AT eOll ECONOMY NE BusycQ*MFr 'Pgba LAT TH.S SALES FOR Opmo:15 A. M To.6:00 P. M. or~CP..Ss.0w WEDNESDAY JEAN ELIC given in marriage by her father. Mr. Several Broken Lines of gnd My. Fisher will make their home Pnv wife of the senator from in Charlest0n where he is enaed In ]Envelope Cool Pinted Voiles RMR&Illinois.. DILLexpectsMcCORMICK,to leave budUein. Wshit tomorrow for . Rdek 39c a Yard- 36 mWd 38 Wide where + Regularly Im"be River B , t Byron, IW., Mrs. Minngesrode Andrews is re- of Si SotNabWsOOL she spends t of every summer. 3overing from an operation. and is at The farm, w h Is one of the show Ner home In where DRESSES country Virgini% Verysew in that part of the country. the sumer. TomorrovP, 25c yd. Mkrz. McCormlck's particular she will stay throuh Combined in one it for real on summer's most desired Pride, She manages it herself and big and radi- $.00, Achance savin rs conducts a successful dairy buil- 3.4 at 3., HM*.r. lot, Choice of several styles, wash.goods. Crisp, fresh Pri nted Volles, in light grounds, ness, Rock River milk being in The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. cally teduced. showing~ excellent work- a wonderful < f and effects, reat 'demand. The McCormick D. D., of St. John's Church. and Mrs. They are values manabp;of fine soft fin- showing range lovely designs Children have been established at Smith, 'ai at the Malvern Hotel, Bar im nainsook, in square and such as checks, stripes, dots, fl oral patterns and neat figures. the farmn since early summer with Harbor. Me.. for the remainder of from $8.95 -to their nuisen and governesses. Mrs. he season. round' neck models, with Very fine, sheer grade-reduce,d to 25 a yad. $12.95. Choice , varied trimmiks of laces -89 McConnick does not expect to re- Lbe- 35 COLORED ORGANDIE ipches wide, exceptionally turn to Washington until autumn. Mrs. William MitcheU. ,ffVe of aid insertion with ribbons. sheer and fine quality, in all %ranted street and evening -2& Senator. McCormick is not able rigadie General Mitchell. Is mak- Full-cut garments, in all shades. Reduced to, yard ...... to leave Washidgton iat present be- ag an extensive motor trip through sises. S5 LUNENE AND BEACH BUITINGS-84 es de,firm cause of his duties at the Senate. anada, after whicb she will join NEW CORSET COVERS- woven. serviceable quality so mueh in demand for making the popu- However. he Is occupying Mr. and mor famly at het summer home in Of fine nainsook, perfectly lar jumper dresses. All wanted itreetand evening s Mrs. E. S. Newman's spacious the Thousand Islands. cut and full mixed; fine em- also white. Special at. yard .... 19C house on the hills above Rock biodery insertions and lace 59c TAN PONGEE-35 inches wide: beautiful, lustrous eilk-and- Creek so that the warm weather Mrs. John Calvin Hall will arrive -edging". Sizes 38 to cotton material that has the fini sh and appearance of the has few terrors for him. Like pic- .n Washington today to be the guest 44. Special values at"" most -all-silk ecial turesque Graystone, where the Sec- at Mrs. Newcomb Barney. XT2A SIE MUSLIN expensive pongee. Sp at, yard...... retary of State and Mrs. Hughes -4- PETTICOATS-Of fine-grade 50c Beach Suiting, 3c 39c Sp'irt Gab. din, 25 are passing the summer, the New- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan. who muslin, with flounce. of 36-inch Black-and-White man house, with Itock Creek Park mave been in London for some time, In a va- 34-inch Beach Suiting; splen- Sport at its can boast all the left last week for aris. pretty embroideries, did quality that looks and wears Gabardine; one of the moot spread feet, riety of openwork patterns. cotton materials for advantages of a great estate with- -T h e materials Made with Flezo like all-linen suiting. Colors of popular out the of it up. Gen. and M's. Willard A. 51.50 old rose, tan. reseda, copen. lav- suits, skirts and dresses for late expense keeping Maj. a r e band. Special at.. summer and wear. brooke have gone to Colorado ginghams, ender and white. The favored early fall will Third Pleer. lresses. - Winter Plans. ir they pass the remalador plain and dotted material for jumper Ge0berg'e-nrt Fleer. MRB. HARRY M. WUREBACK. e summer. Wright Ruin- While It Is a little early for Major organdies, linenes, winter- definitely form- wife of Congressman Wursb&ck of 36S.af of Camp Benning. Ga., was plans to. be Texas, a youthful and ttractive the guest of General and Mrs. Hol- figured voiles, tis- ulated. one occasionally hears of rooke last week. A Reducti on Sale of houses being let for the season- member of oXicial society. sue ginghams, Women's 50c as was sashes and also or ev" sold outright, ert M. Butler. Capt. Hugh Barclay. Major Sydney L. dappell, U. V. some trimmed with -organdy collars, Mercerized Lisle Eagle Lodge, Mrs. John A. Logan's Cadet Robert Oliver and Cadet Wade k.. who is new on duty at *Walter some ce de jures. big house up on. Thirteenth street. Heavey. of West Point. Fteed Hospital. has' arrived in Npw all sizes in ,the It Is to be extensively alitered Vtork Mrs. -The s are broken, but there are Suits Stockings, 29e Pair before the per- accompanied by Chappell, Tsh by all W being occupied in Richard Townsend is now oo- ,ter mother. Mrs. and Mrs. lot, not all sizes styles. Boys' chasers, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Ham- Mrs. Thornton, though her at Bar 1rown. the sister. have Good quality mercer- a copying cottage Hadpor, major's They Kann'a-Second Floor. mond. But It is hqge place- where she will remain until early fall. been on a rmetor tour of New Eng- ized Lisle Stockings, in fifteen rooms and five baths. and And for the last two weeks room care-de- and -will tan and cordovan garage for five Senator Lawrence C. Phipps. who ae at the Hotel Astor for a few 81 black, tached as I remember It. and with was a member of' Secretary Weeks's before to their home k --dependable foy wear. quite a little ground. I don't lays returning party at Mount Prospect. N. H., has n Washington. Remaindes of our re;ular'stock of Boys' Wash Suits Former Soc values re- seem to place this Hammond returned to Washington. Mrs. PAipps Publishers' Remainders much lowered to effect im- duced to 29c a family. They tell me he Is em- went to Watch HM. R. I., from New Congrosman and Mrs. Ira C. that sold at higher price s-price pair. ployed in the Treasury Depart- and will the remaind- Cop- WOMEN'S STOCKINGS- ment-but he that Hampshire pass seX will leave Washington late in mediate clearance. isn't buying er of the summer there. kugust for their home in Aurora. Of fiber and silk mixed; made house on his salary as a Treasury Ill., and Salesmen's Samples of and Madras, with mock seam. Well-known Lnd expect to be absent until No- They're made good c uality Chambray employs. Announced. vember. interest Book Lovers. colors. ar Dutch and "Gordon" brand. Choice of Also Harold Phelps Stokes has Engagement -In a special sale that will greatly In white and Popu Daddy Middy a number of street shades, leased Mrs. Frederick Harris' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pomeroy Davi- models, in sizes 3 to 8 years. The 99c price will sell them but no blacks. Spe- house at 1732 Sixteenth street. Mrs. son, who are now at their couiftry ReyneMe Goes North. an- out quickly. cial at ...... Harris seems to have several home. Locust Valley, yesterday Guy B. Reynolds and his niece, -Books formerly listed at Goldesberg's-Third floor. Genberg'-Flrsl Floe. houses and to hold the leases of nounced the engagement of their Miss Mary Ruby Johns, after spend- an apartment or two, and use daughter, Miss Alice Trubee Davi. ing several weeks in Washington. $2, $3, and $4 now...... A VOL. herself whichever is not satis- son, to Artemus L. Gates, "son of left for Atlantic City and New York factorily rented. Harold Phelps Mrs. Emma L. Gates, of Clinton. this morning. They will return to Stokes to whom she has rented- Iowa. their home at Fort Davison's brother, Truboe Myers, Fla., by -Among them you will find Biographies, Travel, History, she Is going to occupy an apart. Miss steamer about September 1. They kind of books that or ment at 1302 Eighteenth street- Davison, and Mr. Gates were 191h were entertained at dinner last even. Fiction, etc. Just the public pri- Cloth classmates at Yale and her friend- Women's Dr. Suits and real book lovers Clearance Mrs. and that >f Is one of the younger sons of the Ing by Everett M. vate libraries should possess, late Anson Stokes of New ship with her fiance dates from his Ellison. Phelps the war Miss delight to securi. Cloth Garments York. He has gons in for journal. college days. During Originally Ism, and represents a New York Davison rendered splendid service. Lieut. and Mrs. Harry D. Mitchell Kann's--Bargain Table-Street Floor and Downstairs Bookstore. PO paper here. Lat September he for in 1916 she organized with E. J. and Major W. C. Young. U. S. A., Sold Up t $24.Z Dratically married Miss Elizabeth King of Nally, of the Marconi company, the of Camp Meade. Md., are In New New York. who Is also by way of Women's Wireless unit, which wp York at the Hotel Astor for a few at 00 0 0 0 0 0 a later taken over by the Government. days. Underpriced being a writing person, and last Miss Davison became a wireless in- 8.98 winter they had a house in very and did Hunter much the same neighborhood as structor at College Mrs. A. Dallas Tucker %nd her Odd Lot of the one are other radio work with distinction. daughter. Miss Ethel Tucker. have To clear racks of all rer ialnlg cloth suits, we've marked them at a price that will they now taking. The M. Gates. who was in of to house in Massachusetts avenue. charge gone Cape May for a stay of sev- entire lot out tomoreryrow.rugChoiceabsolutelyof thisperfect.season'sThe smartest models, of all-wool which Mr. and Mrs. R. Leslie naval aviation at Dunkirk with the eral weeks. They are at the Hotel hurry-the brown and combhinationm colorinks, rank of lieutenant command-jr. was Lafayette. in the desirable and sh blue. All are silk line I and is tailor- Craigie. of the British embassy. shot by the Oerrmans. taken prisoner Skirts serge styli navy every garment are -- Summer occupying, also belongs to Mrs. ed in the best manner. Harris. and after ewlpe recaptured. lie was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simon@ will Then there is the a prisoner tthe end of tbe war. leave Newport tomorrow for their Reynolds Hitt He won the Distinguished Service Adirondacks at Sizes 16, 18 and 36 onl y--come early to avoid disapp >intment. house up on Eighteenth street. in camp Upper St. Regis Were $14.95 $ 95 Crmss of England. the Croix de Lake. They will return to Goldenberg'-4aecond Floor. the Dupont Circle neighborhood. and on Newport Bernard Baruch It Guerre Legion of Honor of September I for the autumn. On to $19.75, occupied during France and the American Distinguish- Christmas day they start for Europ6 I Wilton Velvet Rugs, the war, and last season I think ed Service Medal. He also was re- 'or the winter. the Joseph Pultizers had it. Now Admiral Sims for the It has been rented commended by Now- to Dwight Congressional Medal of Honor. At Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegren. whom Wash Davis. director of the War Finance Yale he was of the 1918 the Swedish White fabrics captain Ambassador, Capt. Axel -Not many of a kind, and not nless Corporation, who will take pos- a P. Seai football eleven and was $1.25 member is opular rugs for quick clearance at session in the fall. Wallenberg. visiting in Newport. in but of Skull and Bones. will give a dinner in his honor Friday all sizes every style, the U ago our price wasBear365. Loweandi in redPrices Tomorrow Henry Pomeroy Davison. who Is evening. assortment contains many excel- Now is t Itime to save on the season's Again at White House. a member of the firm of J. P. Mor- Sh -e higher. All are perfect quality was lent values, and perhaps you had 81x90 gan & head of the Ameri- Mrs. 0. loveliest whit4 wash goods. Women will want The Prdsident and Mrs. HardiAg. Co., H. P. Belmont will entertain to buy one or more dress patterns at these who returned to the White House this can Red Cross during the war and It a large luncheon at the golf club. wanted just such a skirt to add low from their to both he and his family have many Newport. Thursday. Look er and Wilton Velvets. prices.ini floral, morning trip New Eng- friends here in to your vacation wardrobe. 69c WHITE I ORGAN- wide; firm land, devoted the greater part of the Washington. -- at the $1.00 woven twill to the Mrs. Louise T. Chartier, of Wash- for it among these clear- DV-40 inches wide, a quality, so morning inspecting repairs popular for which have been made their Mrs. C. C. Calhoun. who has been ngton and Boston. is visiting her sis- ance All are perfect quality sheets full bleached very sheer, trar sparen middy blouses during visiting Mrs. Francis Burrall HoffmanIter. Mrs. W. L. price. grade for wail ts an at absence. Curtis, at her cottage. are silk and seamless-made in one i iece of excel- Special ...... at Southampton, Long Island, gave an it New London, Conn. -There sport skirts, lent wearing muslin, firm and dresses. Washe W0e WHITE address yesterday in Memorial mail strongly to pe r f ection PIQUE- The Italian Ambassador. Senator Moonglo crepes, Fan-Ta-Si silks, woven. Free from starch or di essing. 81x90 at. 49c 36 inches wide; In neat there on the Woman's National Foun- Mr. and Mrs. If. E. Webster arrived cream and double-bed size. Special raised pin Rolandi, Ricci, who ham gone home dation. The plans for the buildings to it the baronet satins, serges, l9e WHITE NAIN- welts; stylish on leave, is due in Rome Mount Washington. Bretton $l.#* SEAMLESS SHEETS-8 1x90 double-bed material for whitq today, having he erected on the Dean pla&e were ex N. H., black. and *white serges, some floral nrieta ad 8OOK-36nvelty horderinch@ a wide. suits and skirts. been in France on his way to Italy. hibited. They are by F. Burrall Hoff- size Seamless Sheets of unbl ached close woven sol t finish He is back in Woods, yesterday. others gathered styles, muslin: very heavy grade. Spec al S10 9 Special at .... expectwd Washington man, Jr.. to whom the contract for de- pleated, at quality so sati @factory early in October. signing the structures and laying out in the high shades, also black 39c BLEACHED PILLOW CA SE&-45x36 size f o r lingerie atheweddinggroundstriphasto Canada.been visiting Mon- for regular pillows; perfect quali ty. Spe- 25C wear. Special $2.00 Longdoth, Posets Return. awirded, and navy. o cial at ...... Delay 12tc $1.59 Piece *Mrs. Ross Thompson is at the Hotel Kann's---%cond Floor. 6ft BLEACHED CA lES-Size 45x36 VOIE 36inch English Lon The Ambassador of Peru and Mme. PILLOW 56 WHITE are now Chatham, New York, for a short visit. Inches; heavy, firm woven quality-~j -40 inches w de; ex- Pezet motoring in the White cloth; warranted te Mountains after a - "" fine visit at Bar Harbor. ceptionally two-pl yards fir each where -they- were much entertained. The Very Rev. Delin Bratenahl. of h $.50 HIT DI IT PRE) LDS.-Slse 80x90 weave, with 1 eatflThe genuine pleoc,. the National will a inches. for double beds; In seer mucker $29 chiffon finish~ chamois. They have postponed their return to Cathedral, give lec- need the health 2c finish quality.IN A Washington until next week. ture Friday afternoon at the Art Ass- Special at .. clation, Newport. P'ull double-bed W h I t e 3fe WHITE.IN A and sine; In heavy raised Marseillei pat- 239 Dotte& LINON-4o inches wide, The Secretary of strength Swiss-IS a wide, Commerce, Hecr- Mrs. Charles L. inche extra fine and she4sr; bert Hoover. will celebrate his forty- Hussey, wife of es&.r ha. vey natediah snow white' ' ,Captain Hussey, U'nited States Navy, Out Be UA I CHE I HENTIN ni white bleached. spe- seventh birthday anniversary tqmor- I" in of a to High-Grade charge dance be Clearing inche. wide; extra heavy q OTTON-40 sher, fine row. Secretary Hoover is to given iality. dots. *Specia clal at C next in Newport. Thursday afternoon, for Just the right width forr raaking 12cat ...... 44c ...... 2 the youngest member of the Cabinet. the benefi.t of the Newport Girl Scouts, aheeta. Special at ...... 5. WHI'TE GALA- the' Postmaster General Will H. who have Mrs. William 8. Sims, wife First Floor. Goldenbrg's-Flrst Hays, being hiq junior by five years. Admiral TEA CLOTH-3 3 inches Floor. Secretary Hoover had not of Rear Sims, as their head. at today made Reductions .Goldenberg's Spring Wraps any special plans for tomorrow. Mrs. Count' Paul Teleki, former premier vacation wear orfo Hoover. who recently returnd to of -Wraps that will be suitable for the East from California. is now in Hungary, accompanied by the Coun- New and tess Teleki, arrived yesterday on the early fall,.i 29c High-Count England the 8ecretary has CarmaniaCount Teleki. who has come 'EAGLE BRAND $19.75 Hodg ~s' Cher6kee just returned after having passed to the United States to lecture before -One nack only, Percales, 19c Yard the week-end with her. the American Institute of Politics at but them The Williams will visit among grade that women Members of the College, Washing- are dolman Fibre find so satisfactory and British embassy ton. effects, staff and their now Rugs, is iRoom Sizes guests at Glen - loose flare durable for making house the Henderson at Bar coats, dresses, as well as Eyrie, cottage Vice Admiral Albert P. Nlblack en- men's Harbor, presented a clever program of terained on the hattleship Utah fre- styles, and. 'shfrts' and bo.vs' blouse. dancee, songs and comedy at the quently during his recent at wrpp High-count quality in Casino for the benefit of the local stay light Cowes. At the farewell dance and re- coats; all silk lined. .95. and dark grounds, in a hospttal. The house party now in- ception given the evening before sail- large assortment of checks, cludh Henry Getty Chilton, counselor ing for Gy,aves.nd the Princess Mary. -JPPROPRATE I'hey are made with These attractive rugs are nationally known. Choice of stripes, dots and neat fig- of the embassy; Hugh V. Tennant, the Duke of York and the Duke of c or r espondence the convertible col- ures. One yard wide. secretary; Capt. Sidney R. Bailey, Connaught were among his guests. a number of patterns, in rev ersible (woven colorings), of naval attache; Lord Burgheesh, Har- cards for "just a few lar, or' the new, 30e DRES8 UINGHEAMS- old Sims and his brother and Oriental, medallion and neat all-over designs. Choice of 22 inches wide, a sister-In- President Harry Augustus Garfield. lines." not -- ini varied though ex- . deep monk's collar. 2 range of new styles and law from Montreal; Capt. Clarence J. of Williams and Mrs. Garfield reds, blues, tans, grays, greens and browns. Sizes 9x1 feet col- Henry. honorary attache; Capt. John College, more ex orings such as stiipes, plain entertainied a luncheon party of fou '- credingly pen-. -The are and 8 feet 3 by 1o feet 6 incI es. Lowered to $12.95 each. and broken checks, plaids F. Harker, attache; Miss Tracy Lyon teen persons at their hoaqe in Wil- materials and Miss Anna who have re- are vastly more - and plain colors. fA Hamlin, liamatown yesterday. The . Ramona cloth, Vel- 4 Spe- cently arrived from a visit with Lady gests were siv'e, when t sr0.00 Stenciled arass Rogs, $5.00 dial at ...... the former Italian premier, Tommaso beautiful dis- mirage, Tricotine, 9x12 ft. large-room size Stene led Grass Rugs of a quality far Geddes at Dark Harbor; Miss Lindsay Signora Tittoni, Prof. Jesse tinctively e m b o s ted -tsed at similar low prices. They Floor. Wood. Tittoni, superior to the kinds usually adve Goldenberg's-Flrst ,Mlss Beatrice Beck. Miss Siddall Reeves, of the University of with your own mono- and Bolivia cloth, are heavy double-warp grade--ev Eleanor Wiliams, of Baltimore. and Pennsylvania; iir. and Mrs. Bentley * The colors are tan, assortment Includes blue. green, Extra Big Values irn Mrs. C. E. Bridge, wife of the assist- Wirt Warren, of Boston; Mrs. gram. ' with novelty borders, all-over e' c medallion and oriental designs. ant military attache, who Is the Page Andrews, Mrs. Edwin 0.WIlliagaPres- copenhagen, twi- 6x9 ft. te, Bungalow Aprons chaperon. ton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulkley * / light blue, taupe, size-Reguha rly $5.00, at $2,69- Hubbell. Miss Lucretia Garfield and Full cut and well-mad. Col. and Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson and James navy and black. $65.00 Axminster an< garments that will render Mrs. Henriette 3'. Holliday entertain- Garfield. were at £ last at Former values excrellent service - two spe- ed supper party evening The marriage of Miss Helen Fisher, $50 to $69.75. Clear- .75, cial lots offered tomorrow at Wardman Park, in honor of Col. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Fisher, We have grouped 50 of these ; less than their real Mrs. Donaldson's son. Capt. John 0. and Sam Siverstein, son of Mr. and this reduced price. A few worth. Donaldson, who is. the guest of his month BUTNUAIoW APRONS -Of The Mrs. A. P. Silverstein, 6f Charleston. ance some stores the regular prices we light percales. in pink and par-epts. guests included Miss WVest Va.. took place quietly yesterday price, rugs, In the desired 9x12 ft. roor size. Alexander Smith with Mary Phillips. Miss Helen Kelley, MisM at & Sons' luIe, organdy ruffles on Minnie Miss Catherine 1960 riltmore street. make seamless deep pile Axminht neck, slo%ves and pock- Letts, Ietts. The ceremony was performed at oriental and medallion designs, i luding best Miss Diana Cumming, Miss Jane Cir- colorings. ets; loose belts, at . .. .LOe~ michael. Mrs. George D. Capt. 12:30 o'clock by the Rev. Alvin Luchs Rug Department-Fourth Floor. SINOGHA M RUNGALOW Hope. ine the presence of the immediate famn- GIrass Rugs, 50c APRONS-In pink, blue and lav- Earl Jenkins. Eric Smith. Capt. gIob- flis, owing to the illness of both Mrs. $1.00 Stenciled ender checks; trimmed with Fisher and the mother of the, bride- Just half prIce for these Stenc led Grass Rugs tomorrow. 27x54- rick-rack braid and $ 3 Laces od Lace Curtain groom, the arrangements for the wed- $3975 Inch size, double-warp quanity, in tIe helts, at...... dint' were very simple. Mr. Fisher and effects, also medallIon de.igns. Goeldenberg's-Third Fleor. -leanmng his bride leeft immrediately after forj tral and Quebec. V.Ubimana SUan. 1se sau us- s.W.I