dren, are at Wardman Park Hotel for a short time. CIVIC SERVICE GROUPS SOUTH CAROLINA GIRLS SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Howell of ——— i i TO HOLD GET-TOGETHER Wesley Heights left Sunday for Alta- r - (Continued From Second Page.) monte Springs, Fla., where they are guests of Mrs. Howell's sister, Mrs. S. SOO Expected to Attend Tint of Maxwell balance of the week before Mclntyre. They were accom- return- their Series of Annual Events Tomor- home. panied by two younger children, Anne and Maxwell. row Evening—Speaking Barred. Among those who have the accepted Miss Mary IaDame of Hew York invitation of Loew's Pox Theater to at- Qlty Is at the Carlton for a brief With 500 guests anticipated, the city's tend the vaudeville debut of Grace stay. civic service groups will hold a fcloore, America's opera star, at Loew's get- frox Theater tomorrow evening at 8:30 together meeting tomorrow evening at "CLASSICS PREFERRED" the as [o'clock are the Secretary of the In- Mayflower Hotel, planned the Mr. Harold the first of a series of annual events. ferior, Ickes; Minister on correct fit, and com- |Df Switzerland and Mme. Peter, Senator Budolph Schramm Tells Monarch The Federation of Civic Service Clubs pends ,and Mrs. Stephen W. Gambrlll. Rep- —which embraces the Lions, Optimists, fort is as important as style. resentative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten, Club of Public Preference. Soroptlmlsts, American Business, Clvl- FOOT SAVER Jose Sera of the Cuban tan, Reciprocity, Monarch, Wise Men's, Ipr. embassy, who has fcr. Andrei of the Rudolph Schramm, played Zonta, Quota. Round Table and Ex- are made to fit the foot in Popovici Rumanian over the air for believes radio and Mme. Col. and years, change Clubs—will present a novel fea- no in. legation Popovici, listeners classical mulsc to motion—need breaking iMrs. Col. and Mrs. Ran- prefer any ture by each of the component groups, Goring Bliss, other of The secret lies in their Dr. and Mrs. William C. type program. limited to 10 minutes each. Jack dolph Coyle, He said eo In an address " Mr. and Mrs. William Sul- yesterday Mulane is chairman of the Entertain- new Gwynn, C. before "Free-Walking lasts, a Mr. and Mrs. Strickland Gill- the Washington Monarch Club ment Committee. The invocation will livan, at the La of found in Mr. and Mrs. Jouett Mrs. Fayette Hotel, in discussing be delivered by Rev. A. H. Thompson, principle design 'alan. Shouse, "radio and music." 'Alice Nibley Smoot and Princess Trou- retired Episcopal Methodist Minister; no other shoes. FOOT "During all the I have con- Steve betskol. years Brodle, chairman of the Federa- SAVER'S in-built ducted orchestras in radio programs, I tion of Washington Civic Service Clubs, patented have made it business to find out staunch Republican League at Home my will welcome the guests and Arthur construction gives what type of to the Clarendon of the com- tin Headquarters Tomorrow. program appeals Smith, chairman to the arch. No most people," said Schramm. "And I mittees for the get-together, will In- support The League of Republican Women can honestly state that classical music troduce the program. Set speeches are strain or pressure. frill hold an informal at home in the holds greater listener-interest than any barred. Supper is to be served at 6:30 in and other type of entertainment." o'clock. Light weight styled- league's headquarters, at Sixteenth j to-the-minute. Street and Scott Circle, tomorrow after- Opposite Mayflower Hotel noon, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. James Good will be the hostess and will Hv. Miss Margaret McCreight (left), who with Miss Rosalie Watson (right) fee assisted in receiving by Mrs. H. Dick- both of Columbia, S. C., flew from the South in the private airplane of Senator inson Letts, Mrs. G. William Ramseyer, William McAdoo to be guests of Col. M. O. Dunning, collector of the Port of iMrs. Thad H. Brown, Mrs. Arch Cole- Savannah, Ga„ at the Shoreham in this city. —Underwood Photo Snan, Mrs. Frederick A. Tilton, Mrs. Zl Mrs. Henry M. Barry, 8 {Joseph Keyes, turned to New York after a short Church tomorrow at nocn. Mrs. Laurence Wnd Mrs. William/ Mrs. City Sheophilus. at the Willard. C. will be hostess at the lunch- R(^MLR3 J. Haines is chairman of host- stay Staples {Warren eon, assisted by Mrs. George F. Authler, esses. Mrs. Alicia du Pont Glendening was Mrs. Percy I. Balch, Mrs. R. W. Bell, CONNECTlflJTAVEr hostess at a dinner at the Russian Mrs. H. M. Bollinger, Mrs. R. W. Davis, Mr. Strickland Jones, late of Harry Troika last evening. Mrs. J. G. Hefty, Mrs. Howard Hosmer, of Internal Revenue, and fehe Bureau Mrs. O. M. Johnson. Mrs. James Rogers. are their Miss Patricia Mencla will leave the The side" jVfrs. Jones celebrating golden Mrs. C. V. Senn, Miss Anna Rupli and "Cliff lwedding anniversary today. end of the week to visit her parents in and more Mrs. Benjamin Waldemaier. what's In blue or n They made a trip by airplane yester- their home in Cuba. She will return black, | cA afternoon to Field. Va., and the last of to Miss Anne kid at «... $IU.uU lay Langley April join Boxes rapidly are being taken for the be a MAN" beige •eturned early this morning. TTiey Crichton in their apartment at Ward- you'll rill be at home this evening with mem- man Park Hotel. final indoor horse show of the Riding >ers of their family at 801 Van Buren and Hunt Club tomorrow evening at —in the new street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Jackson of New 8:30 o'clock. Among those who will Mr. and Mrs. Jones were married in York City are passing some time at the have guests in their boxes are Admiral Washington. March 23, 1883, by the ] Carlton. Btev. J. W. Gray, pastor of First M. P. and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Brig. Gen. for was SPRING (Church of Washington. Mr. Jones Mrs. Mont^cmery Hostess William E. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Alex- jborn in Philadelphia r.nd Mrs. Jones Tomorrow at Silver Tea. ander B. Hagner, Col. and Mrs. M. |n Washington in 1864. Robert Guggenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Mrs. James F. wife of Montgomery, vin C. Hazen, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cotter. the of the PIECES— Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Douglass, who pastor National Metropolitan dinner will the TIIREE Memorial Church Many parties precede recently returned from Europe, have in Wesley Heights, show and members of the committee and each rather aver oes will entertain in her home at 100 fcome to Washington, and are visiting Mary- will have in their piece Sh guests boxes. These Mr. Mrs. Hunt land avenue northeast at a silver tea The "Wihhire" » and David Blair in their include Mr. Justice Owen J. Roberts, notable. The has tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock Rtme Jootin motion apartment at Wardman Park .Hotel, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Evelyn A black or brown for the benefit of the fund of a new pigskin fclrs. Douglass is the daughter of MrS. building Walsh McLean, Mrs. T. the the church. Mrs. Cary Grayson, drape, jack- tie plair. Assisting Montgomery Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, Mrs. Wilton J. Poor Saver Shoes are manufactured by the Julian k Kokenge Company, spectator sport in the room will be Mrs. William et has dining Lambert, Mr. Marvin and Mr. four pockets, makers ol fine shoes for women for 40 gQ Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt has S. Dewhirst. Mrs. Rice W. Mclntyre years. Means, Mrs. Macy L. Issued invitations to a dinner dance at Lucius C. Clark and Mrs. I. E. - Sperry. the is a tailored maker. >he Shoreham Saturday in honor of Mrs. G. A. Lamb of Providence, R. I., and tie. or •Miss Mary Davis, the sub-debutante is at the Cartlon for a few days, accom- Grey of Dr. Cloyd H. Marvin, president of Judge and Mrs. Warren panied by Miss Louise J. of ■ ^daughter George will Barney dark brown. The sizes Pa vis of Lawrenceville, N. J. Washington University, Pomfret, Conn. . speak on "The Forgotten Phases of are 16 and 69.50 Mrs. R. Rommel entertained! at Education" at the of the Worn- 14, 18, Royal meeting Dr. and Mrs. John G. Haberle of §3R]Crffc$F TENTH and ens' Alliance of t ST. AT luncheon bridge in her home In All-Souls' Unitarian Montclair, N. J., with their two chil- • e;*1 Wesley Heights yesterday in honor of Btrs. W. F. Portlock of Norfolk, ^Va.. who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. ft. Everett Lancaster. Other guests were Mrs. Stephen C. Hopkins. Mrs. Otto T. jWendt, Mrs. H. H. JacoJjs, Mrs. Clar- ence A. Lane. Mrs. C. Crampton Hos- kinson, Mrs. Hershel Main, Mrs. Win- OhiltpsbornW ELEVENTH ST - BETWEEN F » G, ifred E. Johnson. Mrs. H. Laurie Gar- and Mrs. John rett Henry Yates. " Mr. and Mrs. Rommel will have as ELEVENTH ST. - BETWEEN F ft C their guests next week Mr. Rommel's phUipsborn^s 709 Twelfth inother, Mrs. William Rommell of Car- W. & Sloane lisle, Pa.; his brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Horace Rogers, and FRIDAY fcheir small son Phillip, and Mr. Phi£I> J. the latter being Mr. Royal gommel,ommel's brother. Mrs. Joseph E. Willard, with her son- in-law, Mr. Kermit Roosevelt, has re- K^yLearcinces All mid-season and early Spring apparel must Unusual go to make room for the fresh Easter Decorative L. Frank Go. arriving daily. Sale! - 6 Winter Coats, sizes 14 and 16, lavishly furred. $00 V/ere $50 and $59.50 24 Winter Coats, sizes 12 to 42, with precious furs. Draperies $OQ' Were $59.50 to $125 ^ 3 Sport Coats, sizes 12 and 16. $Q We present for your ° Were $16.50 and $29.50 guidance and selection a 2 Velveteen with , size 14. $r Coats, selected as- Were $16.50 3 very carefully 2 Tweed Coats, with Raccoon, sizes 12 and 16. $Q sortment of the new Do- 0 Were $29.50 mestic and Imported Dra- 2 Polo Cloth Blue Suits, sizes 16 and 20 $7 Were $16.50 ' pery materials. They are distinctly ex- clusive in design, and of HUDSON SEAL- character that will confirm 70 DRESSES FUR COATS the good taste displayed in Were $595 to $10.95 $2«95 every home when they are Crepes, sheers and combination prints, street, afternoon used. and after dark types. Sizes 12 to 42. Black and colors. Again—here is pointed and *100 evidence that 22 shews, crepes, daytime evening. Draperies Dresses, $0.950 Sizes 12 to 48. Were $1035 to $18.,„„um., These Hudson 8m)* fur coats are "cost do more at Sloane's,n 28 prints, Sheers, for daytime and eve- sensational values because Dresses, $ | | thqy •van tho' the are nlng. Were $29.75 to $49.75 1 1 £re assured ftyle successes tnade qualities up of finest pelts, which we secured of the highest; and die ef- STREET FLOOR ITEMS at tremendous savings. The new fects the most artistic. collars and are were sleeves, lengths 20 Wool lace $1 .. scarfs, ,25c correctly interpreted. 24 Silk were 50c 25c New bandeaux, CHINTZ, glazed and un- were 18 belts, 50c. ..., 25c Sizes 14 to 44 glazed, in rambling and were 12 Silk $1.95.. «.». set , .50c •Dyed Muskrat designs. Beginning 12 Silk crepe teddies, were $1.95 ,50c Tailor-made at, yd were Things . 3 Corselettes, small sizes, $5...... Other Fur Values are to DAMASKS, in beautiful de- happening Covers signs and color combina- Size 15 Gray Kid coat, u>a» $180.x... FUR $68 tions. Beginning at, «mm even more than Size 37% Black Caracul, $130 $68 Making, $1.75 the materials, is the secret HATS! ««• 19 Size 18 Black Caracul coat, $128... LINENS, in the subtle col- i Paris has given us high- Lapin* Jackets $ .$68 of complete satisfaction in hats. Some are. tall orings that give charm and re- splrlted Size 14 Brown Pony coat, $138.,, Covers. We measure all around, some only in back. Were $2S and $29.50 $68 Slip finement. Beginning CA Inspiration comes from the (I umu and make to order—insur- can now1975 Size 18 Black $179.. African Fez and the high hats Smart fur jackets you wear and through Broadtail, ..$100 at, yd our mothers wore. Our ver- nutria and black. ing perfect fit and perfect sions these Spring. Gray, beige, *Cony. Size 18 Raccoon «*» represent high coat, $193...... luxurious in fashions at their best, and $125 tailoring—and offer an ex- TAPESTRIES, we've a for everybody at Size 42 Black Kid $295. texture and intriguing in pat- down-to-earth Caracul, ceptional variety of Plaids, prices. .$195 tern. at, Unusual values at these Beginning Size 20 u/as $228. Jaspes, Linens and prices. Dyed Squirrel coat, $150 $1.50 Chintzes for your selec- Philipsborn Friday Size 38 Hudson Seal1" with ««• Mink, tion. FRIEZES, textures that give & «»« $1.95 $3.50 Special $195 wonderful wear, and designs Estimates Sizes 38-42 Genuine Jap Mink, upon request. that are uniquely ar- dM QC ristic. at... ▼t,7a Tomorrow l A Wonderful *39S $265 Beginning "Value Treat" in Beautiful Sizes 16-38 Genuine Jip Weasel, $29S ..,...... $195 We are glad to extend the services of our interior decorators to assist in selection of materials and with suggestions for their use. Crepe D'Orsays Silver and Brown Make available here a charge Park car at our Black with1 red, Muskrat Coats iaccount—with the convenience your expense and roach the Atore oft copen, Also Black and of our Budget Plan of settle- directly opposite lining and trim! ^ Brown Caracul and ment. Twelfth street the popular Sealine 44 (cony) coats, plain There's nothing like or trims. them for lounging, contrasting bridge parties and 709 7usi il utility wear.

_ . Padded soles. Baby Spanish heels. Twelfth All sizes. Buy on the Deferred Payment Plan W. & Sloane Above Q A small deposit will hold your coat with J. monthly payments and free Fur storage. PhUipsborn—Third Floor The House* with the Green Shutters