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(59TH YEAR. RICHMOND, VA., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1919. PRICE, SEVEN CENTS

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Tin; last week of tlic old year will>e the gayest of tin- entire winter »ca-on, and sonic of the largest and mostirllllant functions of the year will lieicld in Richmond within the next fewlays. This is the lirst real society sea-on following the war. and some won-lerful balls and entertainments haveteen given since the season was tor-nally opened The social calendar is.rowded with affairs. an<l the events»f the week will begin with the ri.rist-nas dance of tile Richmond GermanMub. which will be iieM tomorrow

svening at If:SO o'clock in the ballroom>f the JclTersuii Hotel The holidaylance of tin club is the largest andnost brilliant function of the seriesciveri during the season. and manyild members attend only this one ballif the club with their holiday guests.Jencral Jo I,an<- Stern will lead the.ermaii tomorrow evening. d-iii<i:igvith Miss -Mar;. Saflord Mur.for.i.laughter of Mr.". Beverley J} Munfoid.'ho was formally introduced io societyiere two years agoMiss .Martha M«r> lloadiey is < n-

Ttainlng a house jiarf. of young girls,. I students a*. tJldliclds. mar Baltimore,or tlic holiday--. and Mondaj eveninghe will give a dance in tlie. r honortho Country ' ub of Virginia. T1hs<

;irl« include .Misses Maria McKeiiiiy.Inrrift Sprout. K.iih<-rlne Small. Atme

V|>;i "llllock i li'l Mary Noye«ure. who a n also

itirJenls .it Olritb Ids thi.; season, willntertain M -s lloadlev anil her guests>t a pretty ijneli'or. on Monday, the»ffftir also to tik? place at the Coun-IV t ': ubMr? Wi'.liam II \darr. gt\:ng ..

inchcon «»! four'on * ov« rs tomorrowU 1 30 o'< lo« 'r. .». lh< <wealthriub in honoi* of Mi?.< Untie Morsellucscy, of 13rookiyn, N. ^ who lamting Mrs A D I.inderkin here

Monday and Tuesday eveninga ot" this\ et k the i/.ttie Theater l^atiuc »:lliroduoe tbe.r Christma pla\ at Mel-iflerc llal!.Mrs. Munte: McGuir* and Mrs. Stuart

ilcGuIre will give .. rc. option a' theirotnc, 1". Ka-."t Grao Street. Tuesdayiftcrnoon from 5 to o clock. lie.,irr.e evening at. o elo- r. Thonu.>lira rich Scot* of F. I .> l\ir'.< Avenu- willve a fctat, supper at lus home.Mr. and Mr.-: Herman Wlnfre> will

p host* at an iniormal dar.ee at 111'1.'home on Urook Road Tuesday . .*emng

0 o'clock, the affair being giwnhonor ui the:: Christmas gu« s

Miss Kmtly ItnKman >tid Mi Mar;.1Mai I.rod, o! Ki.ntuck;Fashionable society :s ail ovei

he smart bal masque that will be gii'ii'.ii New Year . I.v. by Mr and Mr..lolin Kerr U ai .> to in'roduce .< .r

laughter. .Miss Rouirc Branch. to ro-

clCty here. Th.> ball will be held ati) o'clock jn t tie Uranch home «>n

Monument Avenue, ar.o promise;; to be

,n ot the rnoht unique affa.rr of ;

iind t ha t ha : ikcii place ri .. r .nee

lu wonderful Japanese hall given h>Miss little Br«ncli i :i honor ot the de¬butante's sister. Mr* A'i liaon Runiinlds.formerly Mis? Zn de Branch Thisiapauesc entertainment was arranged.vith the moat ©xqulalte setting an<i>\'.th exact detail as to cnturne anddecorations of the Orient The suests<11 came In kimonos, many of them»ondcrfu'.lj wrought n u..iil and ?,'!»¦rs of the Cast, and tin- whole bal.oorn .it the M.t.-fnh I etnple, \\ hereihc' dance took pla »- roofed n

>v:th bamboo and t r vi .. ^ w'b l.» nt-ms.A'iFlena and apple tiio Theivas transformed into .i ; ik<- trlnt;e«l

¦.it n :i :» of del'at.- shad- u'i>J theicccivirig part \ stood to Kte-t their;:uest« in a pergola eveotid at on- . nd>f the bal'roont ami hung *:t!» h:nt«*rns»nd flowers. Tlier wre no chairs, true

to t'ne orient a", fashion and :he guests»ccre aeoted betweeti the <l:.n s * *"

it tomans arr.ingd about t ho s:des «'fr,,. room It was a woiitlei fu! andmost unique eritortainment. lien-e so-

.Irty is treiicndously nttttsted inthe b.<: masque ol N. v\ Ve.»r s" l.v»* :n

honor of the youngei sister? debut.\lo?t of the costumes have been kept

dead secret, ind the I. » tables are

-ay with sparkling comment as to whatfa s or tl.at person is supposed to i ¦. p-r-.sent at the ball Wednesday night.

. Jn the s.; nie afternoon Mr. and Mtsi;i Jiuh will be hosts at a lar ge reccp-

rj|| ivoni 5 to T o'clock, when the oldermat ried set have been invited to meet>tej;- debutante daughterThe annual New Year Kve enter-

It iinment will be held at the Westmore¬land Club on Wednesday evening fromS to 12 o'clock. Owing to the largelyincreased membership no invitationswill be issued to guests of members,a.- has YK-en the custom.

Another brilliant function of the>vec!< will be the big New Wars Dayreception to be g.ven Thursday byMr. and Mrs. K| pa Hunton. Jr. at

their home. S10 West Franklin Street,from 12:J0 to 6 o'clock. This is alwaysfine of the most interesting events ofthe season, and .some several hundredguests willvbc present. Receiving withMrs. Ilunton on New Year's Day willbo Mrs. William 11. White. Mrs. West¬moreland I)avi3, Mrs. .lacquelin P. Tay¬lor, Mrs. Henry I^aiulort Cabell, Mrs.Henry Baskcrvilie. Mrs. John StewartKtryan, Mrs. Ivghert G. Leigh. Jr., MirsMargaret Morso.n, Mrs. Joiin Hunter,Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs. K. O. Kunsten, Mrs.A. D. Williams, Mrs. Douglas VamlerHoof, Mrs. Whiting Faulkner, MissesSadie and Iaiura i'ajne. The younggirls assisting in the dining-room willbe Misses Ritchie McGuire, Mary DadeTaylor, Agnes Mull. Mary Mason Wil¬liams, Ulixabeth Witt, Ida Massie, Mar¬garet Johns. Alice Hose. Rosalie No-land and Margaret Williams.A ditineP ydanco will he held at the

.Westmoreland Club Thursday eveningfor members and their guests. Dinnerwill be served at small tables at 8o'clock, and there will be music anddancing front 9 to 12 o'clock.Saturday evening there arc two wed*

dings of note. Miss Archer Smal .

daughter of Mrs. Adelc Archer Small,will be married to Albert Sears Pru-dens, of Middlctown. Conn., the cere¬

mony taking place very quietly Satur¬day at the home of the bridle's motheron Park Avenue. Both bride andcrnom are prominently related, andtheir wedding is an event of muchimterertt

.Anot.liei important wedding foru. r

Society CalendarMONDAY.llnniT of It leliuinnd

l.rniiuii < Jul. itt Jrfff riun, DtllO.Mi*<< Hundley'* tlnnee sit lounlrj("lull. Mlniri Moitcure'* luncheonnl CttUDlr}' flub. Hindu portntirnltK at Woinmi'* Club. I. I.un-cliritti for MIk* lluKnr.v ill I iinunon-wcnltli Club. I'luy of l.litlr 'I'hrolfrl.engtir.Tl T.SHAl.I'lny of l.litlr Thcnlrr

I.nicui'. Meetlnc <>f Colonial Dn»iicnlit WiimiiliN t lull. -I. Meeting ofi;<|iinl SunrnRr lineup nl hrndtiunr-irrN, I. Itecrpllmi nl >lr(;n|rr home,

lo 7. llaniT for Mlnien llonmnnand Macl.rOil, ll. Mr. ScnllN KtBKHupprr, !».W i:il\i:si)AV.Itrrrpllun for Mlu

llrnneli, r. lo 7, nl llrnni'li homr.llnl iiin«i|Oc for Mi** llritneh, 10.Nrw \fnr'» rvp parly at Westmore¬land llub, S lo I-. Ilrrrtnlirr rr -citnl of M uxlclnn*' t lub at Woinon'*I lull. I I.

Till IISI)A Y.\>rr Vrnr'* rrpf p-llon by Mr. nail IIm. Ifunton. I2'.K)to :i. Dinner dnnrr at Wfulmorr-land ('lull. S.I'ltlDAI.Alellrr at liomr, I IS

I'.nsl Kmnkiln Street, Jl. I>r.Mnughter-Morion upmhii nl \Vo-nmn\ t lull, -I.NATI IIDA1.I'rudrnn-Smnll wfil-

rllng:. >lnrlln-l.nnri<trprl wrddlne,II. Dinner for l|l<i >11'fitlvrn, Coun¬try Club.

Saturday that will also (><. .i uuict homon romnny is thai of Miss (J»|ncy Mar¬shall I .a nd> t t f'i't, daughter of Mr. midMrs John l/iri'Isiiftt to John Martin.The marriage will take place at fio'clock ia Mie home of !!«. bride's sis¬ter. :'.03o i !rnVf> Avenue

l:i honor of Mi:..- Virginia MdJilvra,,i debutant e of the winter. I>r. and Mrs.Stuart Mi'-iiatix will hosts * t a din¬ner part v at ih" Country Club ori Sat'ir-day evening The re will be twenty-. piji":* brknt ^ rn.

Dinner* ul I ounlry Club.A number of pretty dinnci parties

took place at the Co'inlry Club of Vir¬ginia last <. ciiing in honor ut visitorsm i .- i. r the holidays. John Cecili iiieriiiinecj a' dmm r there '.i honorf.' his vo'jr. * sister. Mss Elizabeth« «¦»!. a st ud' nt at Hryn Mawr Col-Ii.j-i . I 'a.. vno s home for < "h ristmas.

Poinset tias and < 'lirist mas greens" i r.' us. il ' decorate the 'able ar-r. r.ged for . he dinner party 'A ven attl.e elu'i evening l>y Mr.* and Mrs.I'« grain Johnson in honor of 'neir sis-te-. v.. i.-nbel Christian, ot Lynch

i r u .« ho Iv visiting here. Placeswere arranged for twenty guestsI Itic ngemen t ol Interest.M- :>nd Mrs. John LandstrVe: have

announced . oe engagement ami ap¬proaching marriage ot their laughter.M.ir.-.ia .'. ii John Martin, cc> i of Mr.arid Mrs Samuel Martin. The wed-.! !... will be very quiet!' cile ir.ttedi.a "Saturday event.ig .«' '! o'clocki!e !~ome »f ' he ui'Jde's sr^ti r, Airs...¦lie- Wi.'ingham. . I . ,'Jrov.-vetiu> u :th inly ih » < i.c-. re.allws

ami .i tew intimate friends present.Mis.« Landstreet is ..no nf the inost

.itirait.vi* girli* in the t>unger set,

.iinl h;«> not yet ii.-en formally pre-i-.ntod to society. Mr. Martin is aii i.hew of the late Senator Thomas

r* a ami is .« grandson of the lateV r and Mi - Ftoliert Towers. <>t' Rich¬mond Tut- wedding, although ijuietlyeelebruted. i.' jii evi n'. the greatestinterest.Dr. Murlon lo Speak.

l»r. Uonalie Slaughte.i - Morton, whoha.- jit.it returned from Serbia, wil: leu-lurc at ihe vVonian's Club on Fridayiitternoou, January 2. at 4 o'clock.The meeting will be open to the pubtlcand T>r Morton will tell of the workaccomplished with the funds raisedby V;rg;nia. It is hoped that all who.contributed to th< Serbian Hellef willbe priieetst. She is an unusually in¬ter, sting speaker, and the lecture willbe one «>i much importance and inter¬cut to a Richmond audience. She Is anative Virginian, and has done splen-oid work for the relief of the peoples'if KuropeAt (he Wonvan'* Club.

' »n Monday afternoon .<. the Wo¬man's Club at 4 o'clock, there will Lie<i lecture given there Tor members andtheir guests l>> I than 'lophal Muker.ii.I he li;ndil poet and lecturer. Mrs.Charles li(..i!ief i. c-liairman. and the-ubject will be Till- lrid;a of Kiplingand Tagore." Those ti Im have beardiitm in thi? ..untr.v pronounce his<oiiiti.ii.it ve criticism ol the greatestwriters who have ever attempted logive the world vifw,« of the real India.!». marked x^ith careful scholarshipli Wnglish s exquisite and his kiiov> -i'-ilge ..! r.r'.i! iiteratuie simpl unia/-ing

I'ii .i. ., graduate of Calcutta..ad Tokyo universities, as well as ofthe l.eiand Stanford I'n:versify in Cali-lorni.'i. He is .i liengalt Hruhmin,Mto in? address at the vluh will be«!!.. ot the most interesting events ofl he s-a.Tin The usual informal teawill ;ollow in.- lecture.There w .11 be no program ut "hec.:jb u:i Wednesday afternoon,l.unelieon for Mi.t« suiall.Mrs Kol-erf I.ee Powers was i.otie«vfiit a pretty luncheon given yesterdayat her home. I0u2 I'ark Avenue, inhonor ol Miss Archer Small, daughterof Mis. Adele Archer Small, whosewelding will be an interesting eventof this week. The table was decor¬ated in holly and re.j flowers, andcow-rs were laid for 'fourteen, thejitiist.: including close friend* of Miss.Nm<i 11.

Atelier a l Home.Misses Adele Clark and Nor- Hous¬ton w ill be at home informally, as usual,this week on Friday afternoon at 5o'clock al tneir atelier, 1IV Kast Frank¬lin Street

Musician*' flub.A program of miscellaneous <o in po¬sition will be given at the Decemberrecital or the Musicians' Club. Wed-iicrtdtiy morning at 11 o'clock. Thosetllkinc riari ... t.

. .. .. . n.in. l nosenixing part in the program will lieMiss Pauline Dowman, Miss SadieI'M*her. Miss An»orettc Barker. Mrs. K.J. Wright, Miss Doris Itaker. Mrs. Uit'vWilson Uueke. Mrs. Thomas Whittet,James Wornble and L. Ilurk Slaughter,I'llrd Pnrly Tomorrow.Mis? Audrey Carrington Normanwill give a earil party on Monday aft¬ernoon at o'clock, at her horns."03 Monument Avenue. The guestswill uu-lud-'' a number of the schoolgirls here for the holidays

llormnn.III ork.Miss Caroline l»lock. daughter oi Mr.[and Mrs Louis Block, of Uordonsville,was married to Dr. Harry S. Berman,of Detroit, at II o'clock. December -3.it (iordonsvilic. The bride wore asimple da! k blue rharmeusc gown and\ iolets.Only members of the immediate fam¬ily were present. The ceremony wasperformed by Dr. Kilward N. Caliseh.Ri-limond, and was followed by a wed¬ding breakfast, after which the couple,eft for Washington. Baltimore. NewYork and New llaven. and thence to.their future home. Detroit. The brideis a sister of Maurice D. Block, a! young attorney of Richmond.

) Wedding* of Interest.The marriage of Miss Sura B. Sut-1 ton. 'laughter of Mrs. W. Belle Sutton,Kin! R. 11. McKinney. of Audubon. N".

J.. wa.s celebrated yesterday morningat 11 o'clock, in the home of thebride, 210 Kast Cary Street, the Rev.George W. McDaniel, D. I).. pastor ofthe First Baptist Church, officiatingMiss Hortense Sutton was her sis¬ter's maid of honor ami only attend¬ant. and Captain T. II. Stone, of WestPoint, the groom's half-brother, wasbest man.Mr. and Mrs. McKinney lelt at once

to spend their honeymoon in Wash¬ington. Philadelphia, New York andNiagara Falls,, and will later make,their home In Audubon. N. J.On the warne day at 10 o'clock, in

Svcet Hall. *Mr. McKlnney's half-brother. W. C. Stone, was married toMirs Mary-Page Brown, the cerrmonv

takiriR place at hfr homo. Mr. andMrs. Stone arc spending their honey- (m > in ifi the SouthInitiations lonurd.

.Mr. and Mr»:. Charles C. Adams haveissued invitations for the marriage of!t li_«-i r daughtor. < 'at heriin-. to "UarlcsWilliara Vaughan. Jr.. the ceremonyI" t;.k». place on Saturday evening, jJanuary 17. at V o'clock, at the loneof the bride's parents. !i0.» .South TryonStreet, Charlotte. N. . '.

Mr. Vaughan and his bride wj11 beat home after February I. tit 1312Third Avenue. Highland Park. Rich¬mond.Ilanrf (nrAn attractive affair '.a. t eveninr

was the dance given for the nurses of'the Retreat for tin- Sick, which washold i: the F!k«* 11 o me, under the iij-s pices of t .e i">.t | ' of managers of t'l*Hetre.it. .Mrs-. <'. 1". Norman was chair¬man o." the committee, which includedMrs. * I.. Straus and Mrs. W. T. Op-pen himo r T'liere (ran a big holidaytree with a present for each nurseand the hall was prettily decorated inholly and evergreens for the occasion.An orchestra played for the dancingand refreshments were served at 11o'clock About 150 guestv were pros-cut.Ylnltinc llerr.

L. l^eslie Loth. the pmms: and orn-poser. Is visiting his mother. "Mrs.Mina Loth, at 2nnr« 1-2 West ('.race;Street for the holidays. Mr. I .ot hlives in New York and hoe a studio inthat city.

IN AND Ol'T OK T#)WN.Mian iJor^ ni;;e!«w. >>f Heading I'a "I"1

earn* to ItlehnionO to att'-tid th<- debtltdai'r .. of h«r cousin. Miss Dorothy Ilheutat).Is r»rliitk thf ho!i«l.iv reason h> *e withMr. and Mrs. I I. llh' U'.j ri, at 1X21'. W«-:-l(!r:«ce

M1 >-*¦ A nn I |[n. » Walker p«-n<iinsspirit tlrii*- in New Vork City.Arthur Wilton. of the t'nivr.-lty of Vir¬

ginia. xr.il hn mother. Mry forj,*' Wilson..»f«- ciiMLi of .Mr" ItobTt lla!l«-j. .i* 2f'li1'arK A vi nil*

Mr. arid Mr- II lti!tenh<»U-r >f Phila¬delphia, and Sh" t>>jrn»> StnithMin. of I'.n h-ir.onrt. a" [."tiding the holiday- -with theirparent* Mr and Mrs. C. .S. Smlth.'on at

ITOMKN'S Mi;ETINO>>.r« rnonth'y rti1111sr of th' r- 'on!

li'tntJ of A:n»rira ;i, tit.. Stat" of Vlrsinia.«h 'h van to hitvi" lif(ii held Tue.-dav at-frni'in at < fj'HorU at the Woman's Club,has b»-en po^tponeil on account .¦{ the ricaih.>t Ovr.eial William ltu!!ln Co*.

Th<» reRiilar meeting ot t h- Kqu*l .-uf-!.»<!TU" of Kiohmnnd. aril! t>e held

t . afternoon at t o'clock at hca-i-

BOWLING GREEN{Special to The Times-Dispatch 1

KO\VMN«; r.UKEN, VA.. Doe. 27..Miss Bertha linn,?, of New York. '.5visitinn het lister. Mr- KtigencBroaddus.Judge and .\lr< Hughe.- Dillard and

.fohn Dillard, of Chatham, and M issSrhive. of Charlottesville. are visitingMr. and M:.- Willard \V. ''.recti.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson atespending some time with relative.-: t''ape ('harlot--.Ceorge Woolfoik, of Toledo. Ohio,

spending some t:irc at the home ofAir. and Mrs .1. 1. Jordan with itjswife.

Miss Marj l!ert. who i.- attendingWesthampton College, is .-pending theChrist tna.- holidays with her mother.,Mrs. Ocorge Iv Bert.

Mr:-. 10. S. Coghill and children areVisiting her parents, Mr and Mrs.Rollins, in Stafford.

Miss I-'rances P., Broaddus. who istoachinp al -Stony Creek. an I MissKl'.en Broaddus. who its teaching r.tSeottsburg, are visiting their mother.;Mrs. Kate (». Broaddus.

Dr. and Mrs. John P. trby. of Black-stone, are visitinjc M: and Mr-- S. W.Broaddus.

Merritl U'ar. of Farmville. is visit-liijr his mother, Mrs. Lear.

Misi Alice Richards, of Washington.!is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.J antes T Richards.

Misses Tii lie and Pearl Dat, ofRichmond, are visiting their sister,Mrs. B. ].". liork^v.

Mi-ss I/Ottise 'Ilassei!. who ts teach¬ing srhoot at Waketie'.d. is spendingsome time with her father, |>r, K T.' 1 !ar^.eil

M is-ses lCli*abeth Jordan and A-icDtinningi on. who are students at Vir-ginia Ohristian College. Lynchburg,are at home with their parents for aW e e k,

II M Pegs ha.s returned from av relatives in Raltimnn Md

bon" air>.»«' . to The Times-Uifepatoh.

RON AtR I 27..-Mr. andMr-. Au.-tin Hurt-, of Wilmington. N.. who itavo been visiting Mrs. Bur¬ton Maty#', have none Charlottes¬ville for a few clays.

Miss Fanny Wilkinson 1* vis tingMiss Janio Word.

Miss Mary Bullingtou. who is athird-year student at Hollins. is at.home for the holidays. Robert Rul-lingtou, u student at the universitythis year, s also here for the holi¬days.

Miss Matian Wooil .; sp-Jnding the-week-end with iter parents in Flu¬vanna Count y.

Miss Ann Kindrup. who is attend-ing preparatory school in Saratoga.;N. Y.. is spending the holidays here;with her mother. Mrs. Henry Kindrup.Dr. and Mrs. K. B. McCItier, MissMargaret MoCluer ami Kdwin McCiuer,who is taking a law course at Har¬vard, are spending the Christmas sea¬son with Mrs. James Oi'-liam inLynchburg.

Rurtot\ and Kdward Ma rye are athome for the holidays from the Vir¬ginia Polytechnic Institute.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Karlv Wood, of NewYork, are visiting t'oionel J K. Wood.

Miss Mary Ferguson is visiting Mrs.;A P. Hnlrlerhy at Btiffalo Springs.L. S. Cottrell, Jr.. of Virginia Poly-!technic Institute, who has been spend-]ittsr Christmas holidays with his par-ents in Chesterfield County, will leaveMonday to attend the national conven-tion of the Student Volunteer Move-jinent. which meets December 111 at:I>es .Moines, Iowa. He is one of the;eight delegates sent to the convention!by the V. P. I.

RADFORD NORMALI Special to The Times-Dispa ten. JRADFORD. VA.. Dec. 27..The com¬

mencement cxercises of the lirs' tiuar-1ter of the present session were ii^id inthe auditorium on December IS. Presi-dent McConnell, in awarding tint;diplomas, discussed the policy of theState Normal School at Radford to keepthe school plant and equipment in usethroughout the year. In consequence ofthis plan, students in this institutionmay graduate at the close of sny quar-ter, either in June. August, December-or March. The large number of thestudents graduate at the commencementexercises in June. Students may enfrthis institution very profitably *at thelopening of the quarter, either in Janti-'ary. March or June.

Since this school is in session forty-eight weeks each year, the buildings:land equipment are used practically thejwhole time The session of forty-eightweeks is divided into four quarters of!about equal length. Three quarters.!mailing thirty-six weeks, or nine schoolmonths, count as one regular session in;this institution as in other institutionsin Virginia. Most of the new students'enter at the beginning of the fall quar-tor in September. Old students whosometimes teach before finishing thecourse and teachers who are already inthe teaching force of the State, enterat the beginning of each of the fourquarters.The winter quarter, which opens Jan-'

uary 5, promises to he very aatisfac- jlory. The personnel of the .student!body of the present session has beenof a very high order. Kvery interestand enterprise. of the institutionflourished during the first quarter.

HOUJtS:i>:00 A. M. to :»;:{«! I'. }\,

Saturday >.

»:«« A. M. to U:0(> |\ M, ^T&a/AimercffirofAersBROAD AT FIFTH.

ANN 1 XFor Uuirs and

Draperies..20<> North I'ii'th.

For The Gay Holiday FestivitiesOur Evening Gowns at ReductionsYou must look your best (and Every Woman's Best is Beauti¬

ful) for the joyous celebrations of the holidays.at least one newEvening- Frock is an absolute necessity.

How fortunate, then, that at this time we offer great reductionson our wonderful array of Dresses.Gowns that will grace the mostbrilliant affairs of the season. There are dozens of Frocks of irre¬sistible charm.strikingly original and late.modeled Gowns in allvariations of color, both old favorites and odd, new shades.

Famed modistes have put their best originality and imitativeart into these creations of Satins, Taffetas, Metal and Velvet Bro¬cades, and other rich, fashionable fabrics.

The Gown in which you would look your charming best awaitsyour choosing it for the week's festivities note the savings atwhich you buy it. .

$225.00 SILVER CLOTH AND BROCADE <f> 1 A r f\C\FROCKS $ I 43.UU$150.00 RICH VELVET AND BROCADE 1 AA AAFROCKS $ 1 UU.UU

$75.00 DRESSES, MODELS OF WONDERFUL a/-a s\r\CHARM $9U.(JU

$50.00 MESSALINES AND>i>U.UU IVlilibbALIiNfjo AINUA O r A A -/(TAFFETAS jif \S35.00 TAFFETAS, IN EXQUISITE f\f\hues¦¦¦¦¦.,¦¦ qsZj.UU

Party Frocks for the Junior SetAnd such delightfully youthful Dresses . very chic fashionsindeed, but exquisitely girlish and charming.There are several handsome Taffetas, reduced, and a handsomeSatin and Lace Frock at $30.00, but the most of these are lovely, softChiffons.Dresses to make their wearers "the happiest girls there."Particularly desirable are these Frocks for the girl just homefrom school.they will serve for her good times now and be mostserviceable for school dances during the winter.

Charming Frocks for the MissOf 14 to 18

Lavender. Nile Green. Pink, Light Blue and the mosibecoming of all. white.

$16.48 to $22.50

Lovely Dresses for the Little MissOf 5 to 12

Pink. Canary Yellow, Light Blue and White are shownfor the little belles.

$7.48 to $16.48oc:

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Girls Home for the HolidaysHappy youngsters home for a good time need new Frocks to make thegood times absolutely perfect.and a fresh addition to the school girl's ward¬robe is not only appreciated, but absolutely necessary for the winter term.Misses to eighteen years of age may be smartly frocked by our Junior De¬

partment (Third Floor) for far less than their fall Dresses cost them.

Every Junior Frock In Our Ex¬clusive Collection Is Reduced$12.98 and $15.98 Dresses. .. $8.98$22.50 and $25.00 Dresses. .. $ ] 5.00$32.00 and $35.00 Dresses.. . $20.00$37.50 and $39.50 Dresses.. . $22.50$42.50 and $45.00 Dresses... $25.00$55.00 to $65.00 Dresses now. $35.00

LateFashions

IN

SmartFrocks

Of Serges, Wool Jer¬seys, Tricotine, Trico-lettes, Velvets and fineSatins.