The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 13

EDITORIAL SECTION St. I.ouia. Tuesday. December 4. 1023.

EDITORIAL SECTION Editorial. Woman's. Comics. JEWS OF SOCIETY Commission for 1924. as well as for delegates to the National Keren Hayesod Council will be elected by the assembly.

Rabbi Bernard Ambramowitz, one of the leading Orthodox rabbis of St. Louis for fifteen years and liver the keynote address of the as-4 Roosevelt Io.t Christmas rarty. sembly. Each synagogue. lodge, The annual Christmas party of society and another Jewish organiza- Quentin Roosevelt Post No.

1 of the COAL COKE Kotic nl.i... whan our iht ion on our dellTfrwl In two ton lo or mor na for on delivery or by ch-k tnmf 1it. nike our price the tYr imort ciial. fair price and quick -liTery. call tions of St.

Louis will elect three American Legion will be held De- delegates and two alternates 19, at the Studio tot mri kKK Br Atmt-m Otw rnrrt. I i the arrival of a daughter, whom they have called Margaret. attend the meeting. The headquar-! 4505 Olive street. There will be an i ters of the assembly committee are election of officers at the regular CMIUUII kCMVKlk ml MTULAa MVSIO JJISS TRIMBLE HOBLIT-111 ZELLE who was hostess today at a luncheon for fifty guests.

11 Jf. Tth Mid-City and Weiliton Bids. Iasirument I and Kentad. ANCHOR COAL CO. Orand 746' who is now visiting here after spend ing three years in Palestine, will de i meeting Wednesday mgnt Mrs.

Eugene H. Angert of Clay- ton is in Corey Hill Hospital in Bos Only 17 More Shopping Days Before Christmas. Shop Early! lit: i VIRGINIA HENRY CLVKK.SON Westmoreland place her son, George Scott, the end of the week season. Mr. Scott York this week from cruise.

ton. She will return homo for the holidays. I i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S.

Maf fltt of West Pine boulevard have their young son, Theodore Maffitt, with them. Young Maffitt was on a ranch in Wyoming. He will sail December 29 for Europe with hi3 aunt. Miss Ida Pollard, who Is at present visit-) ing in Warrenton, Va. Young Maf- 1 rMrhiffuHnmneki)(Tn fs isr I VI V-Tj irs mm Ji 1.

SIT K. 1 ft- hi M. HSHS -W V. "The Store of the Christmas Spirit' Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Store Hours: to 5:30 Saturdays, to 6 O' Clock rut will enter a school near Lausanne, In Switzerland. Another son, Timmie Maffitt.

wiil return December ,23 from Yale University for the holiday season. I', Christmas Gifts From the Store of the Christmas Spirit 1 BY LDITIi rliS. IVI SCOTT of expects to arrive home for the holiray landed In New a Meditteranean AVERY attractive out-of-town visitor is the guest of Miss Etta Randolph of Kingsbury place. She Is Miss Helen Isham of Chicago, and many informal parties are being given in her honor. Vj-ISS TRIMBLE HOBLITZELLE, -tvJ- debutante daughter of Mrs.

George L. Hohlitzelle of Brentmoor, was hostess at a luncheon' for fifty guests today at the home of her mother, and instead of all the g-uest3 beintr debutantes of the season there were debutantes of a year or bo apo and a group of the very young-married set. These were the Misses Audrey Faust. Alice Busch. who will become the bride of Louis Hagar In the early winter; Claire Oarneau.

Eleanor Filley Richards, Margaret Chandler, Rebecca Chase, Alice Orr Clark, Eleanor and Dorothy Simmons, Mary Temon Sipple, Elizabeth Cook, and Mmes. John S. Lion-border, Mason Scudder, Sam Conant, Martin l.ammert. III, and Donald Bixby. The debutantes were the Mioses Evelyn Brown, Josephine, Moffitt, Isabelle Chenie Smith, Marie Carr Taylor, Mary O'Fallon.

Polly Wj-les, Emily Catlin Shepley, Rachel Lee Cuendet, Marie Xugent, Frances Compton, Frances Collins, Kath-erlne Hippie, Grace Layman, Raura-louise Price, Mary Elizabeth Edwards. Lucy Hob.Itzelle, Mary San-, ford Manny, Julia Iawnin, Kather-ine Meedman, Margaret Caradlne, Mary Virginia Collins, Janet Collins, Grace Whitelaw Wallace, Eouiso Bemls, Mary Frances Dickson, Clem-ence Adreon, Minerva Carr Nichols, Frances Fristoe, Marie AVygant and Lucy Terry. Mis. George W. Niedringhaus of Dclmar boulevard departed Sunday for New York to remain a.

week. NEW CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS TO COST $300,000 A $300,000 high school for Catholic boys ia plannedat the corner of Kingshighway boulevard and Cote Brilliante avenue, according to the permit issued yesterday. The site for the school was purchased in 1921. It is planned to have the building ready for occupancy in about one year. The school will face Sherman Park with a frontage of 264 feet on Kingshighway and 135 feet on Cote Brilliante.

Some $250,000 of the funds to be used in erecting the school were given in memory of the late William C. McBride on the occasion of the silver jubilee celebration of the episcopacy of Archbishop John J. Glennon in 1921. Special Trimmings from the Drapery Shop Coming just at this time when many are redecorating their homes for Winter and planning Christmas gifts, these trimmings are of unusual interest. For Scarfs, Cushions and Draperies Galloons, braids, fringes, motifs, medallions and tassels of every description for Scarfs, Pillows, Lamps and Draperies.

Candy Containers Of Decorated Metal 1 In a tremendous selection of designs and colors. These are very nice for gifts or for keeping candies and cakes fresh. Filled with candy, one of these beautiful boxes will add much to the appreciation of its contents. Sizes, shapes and choice of containers in arreat variety. Priced JEWISH ASSEMBLY HERE WILL MEET ON DEC.

23 The Keren Hayesod Assembly, representing the Jewish organiza 10c $1.10 as low as Others up to Picture and Mirror Cords at $5.00 a Set Large size, pure silk Cords, each box containing- 1 pair of Mirror Cords and 1 picture Colors are French gray, sand, light and dark blue, rogp, gold, mulberry, polychrome and combination colors. Brocades and Damask Excellent assortment of tinsel Brocades, silk and cotton damask, suitable for draperies and scarfs and pillows. 2 8 inches to 50 inches wide, priced from a yard, $2.65 to $18.50 Picture and Mirror Cords at $3.00 a Set Ideal for Christmas pifts-T 2 mirror Cord3 and 1 picture Cord, neatly mounted on Cards and placed in Christmas boxes. Made of art silk in all colors. Fringes Silk, mercerized or metallic bullion thread and tassel Fringes.

Also imported wood Fringes in bright colors. Prices range from 18c to $3.85 Braids Various sizes in imported galloons, metal and silk laces, edges, cords and flower braids. Prices from, a yard, 15c to $3.00 Tassels Imported tinsel and silk Tassels in many styles and colors; also French wood Tassels, silk drops and pendants in a great variety from, each, 40c to $4.50 Motifs Imported 'metal laces and braid -medallions, centers, corners and scarf ends. Silk and metal flower sprays. each, 75c to $10.00 Miss Katherine Louise Crunden.

First Floor and Candy Shop. Smart Gloves Present Splendid Values tions of St. Louis and the subscribers to the Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foundation Fund), will convene on Sunday, December 23, at the Washington Hotel, Kingshighway and Washington boulevard, for the purpose of taking steps to invite the leader of World Jewry, Dr. Chain Weizmann, of London, to visit St. Louis during the coming winter.

The assembly also will lay plans for a city-wide campaign for the Palestine Foundation Fund on February 1. The officers and executive committee for the St. Louis Keren Hayesod Jut 4 79c At I'hotu by Kajiwara. ments. Mrs.

Brown is the daughter of William K. Stanard of Brentmoor. THE debut reception for Miss Elizabeth Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Murphy of Princeton Lane, which was to have taken place today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, has been postponed until December 12, owing to the illness of Mr. Murphy.

Miss Murphy will be given a tea danco on December 22 st the St. Louis Woman's Club by her parents. Col. Halsey E. Yates, commandant of Jefferson Barracks, and Mrs.

Yates, will return this week from New York. Col. Yates went east to attend the Army and Navy football game, arid with his wife has been the guest of his brother-in-law, Charles C. Nicholls. and Mrs.

Nicholl.s of Lawrence Park, N. Y. Mrs. Mungo Park, who was the former Miss Helen Ette, is the guest of her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles G. Ette of Arundel place, until March, whenshe will join Mr. Park in the Malay States. Mr.

and Mrs. Park have been visiting Mr. Parks' relatives in England. Mr. Park has gone to the Malay States.

Mr. and Mrs. Bills and their two little daughty-rs, who are making their home in (Chicago, will come to St. Louis for the holiday season to be the guests of Mrs. Bill's parents, Mr.

and Mrs, J. J. Searcy of Westminster place. Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Johnston, Jr. of Pershing avenue are rejoicing over daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank P. Crunden of'Westminster place, will return Sunday from a lengthy visit In Virginia, where she is a guest at the Foxcroft School Club. Another daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cranden.

Mrs. W. W. Skinner of St. Paul, and Mr.

Skinner and their little daughter, Bessie, will pass the holidays with Mrs. Skinner's parents. They will arrive December 23. Mrs. Claude S.

Kennerly of Portland place" and Mrs. Clinton L. Whit-temore of Forsythe boulevard have returned from a week's visit to New Friends and relatives have heard that Churchill Whittemore and her daughter. Miss Edith Whittemore, are planning to sail for home soon. They are now in Pari, and until recently they expected to remain there for the Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ramsay Brown and their children, who have been making their liom" in Dallas. will come to St. Louis to reside permanently. They have taken an apartment in the St.

Regis apart- Short Lengths of Upholstering Fabrics Greatly Reduced 4 Ideal for making: Christmas gifts. A large assortment of. silks, taffetas, velvets, brocades, mohairs. -In Ttm-venient lengths for the making of scarfs, pillows, pads, flodr cushions, screens, etc. Drapery Shop Fourth Floor.

These are regular $1.23, $1.50 and $2.00 Gloves, specially priced. The assortment comprises two-clasp kid and capeskin Gloves in black, white and a few colors. These values are very unusual. Only sizes 5Vs and 6 are available. Some are slightly soiled.

Glove Shop First Floor. Gift Hosiery In Great Variety Hundreds and hundreds of extra good quality Silk Hosiery await gift selection. "the cirr care romoTw NEW ORLEANS "Th Pirlt of Amarlca" Centre of Winter Racing: and Carnrral frolf. Hunting: and All Outdoor Sports Sty? gt (Sbnrlvz One of America's Leading Hotels CC0MM0IJtTtR3 0TEI 1C00 6UEST1 Sex tor Deteriattie (total Fatten ltlttrai4 Martfl-Sm fnfram Ur tim atttsf ALFRED S. AM ER Proprietor ffctit Offlett af iH Traiutortatioa I test la toMr Women's Paris Clocked Silk Stockings, $3.50 These Stockings are full-fashioned.

In black and Women's All-Silk Hosiery $3.50 These Stockings are in white, black and modish shades. Important Selling of Hosiery Shop First Floor. Give Mim a Men's Blanket Robes Offer Unusual Values or GirLstmasl Offering Thousands of Yards Priced Unusually Low 3 An opportunity to purchaso exquisite Silks of known Vandervoort quality and reliability at -savings, is offered in this opportune event. Thrifty Christmas shoppers profit by sharing these values. '-pllh new Watches for men arc so won-deriiilly attracti1c! Conveniently thin dials beautifully decorated shapes that are unusual handsome engraving and chasiiiLT.

We have just received a remarkable assortment of new models for Christmas infts. Come in to see them! Gifts sure of pleasing, are these snug, warm Robes, attractive enough for lounging. The Kobe at this price is well tailored, with shawl collar, two pockets and cord. We are showing a most comprehensive display of these Robes at this and various prices, up to all-wool Robes at $25.00 Men's Furnishing Shop Flrt Floor. $1.69 $1.79 $1.95 $2.98 36-inch Black Satin Messaline, yard, 36-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, yard, 40-inch Black Radium, yard, 40-inch Black Satin Crepe, yard, 38-inch Heavy Quality Black Satin Canton, Cnlntilai Waltham Watch.

white gold filled ruse, -lmsr nl'T. 'fnnov dial. hammered l'u. k. IT jewoU.

fd.e IS. $2.98 $1.98 Quality, $2.25 Quality, $2.59 Quality, $3.50 Quality, $4.00 Quality, yard, $2.50 Quality, $3.25 Quality, $5.50 Quality, $8.50 Quality, yard, 36-inch Black Satin Charmeuse, yard, 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse, yard, 40-inch Black Chiffon Velvet, yard, 40-inch Black, all pure silk Chiffon Velvet, $1.95 $2.45 $4.79 $6.95 ion. 2 M'iQxms Knitted Tricolette and Mignonette, Special, $1.69 Yard Both plain and tubular weaves, suitable for lingerie, offered in vrhite, flesh, pink, light blue, orchid, silver, rose, jade and navy. 40-Inch, All-Silk Crepe Jersey, Special, $3.45 Yard Suitable for dainty underthings; white and flesh. Printed Silks for kimonos, housed resses and linings, yard, $1.33 0 year yellow Thin model Solid 14 k.

irnld i tm1' 1 Wateh. fancy nlvcr dial. 1 jewel movement, size 1- veca crnri a I Wairh. "mT cwn gold filled rail-, mien face. 15-iewol 1 2 fillml case 15 jewels, size 1Z silver dial.

Make Your Own Comforts if you are interested in making things yourself at less expense. The best materials can be bought in our shop for this purpose and lovely Comforts made at a cost you may determine yourself. These items are specially priced. Chiffon Taffeta Ieular Prie-, Special, $1.95 36 inrht-s wi3: corn's in 1'iHin aivl thitngeable Figured Satins and Crepes Special, $2.69 Yard Comes hi the season's wanted shades. 3,000 Yards Canton Crepes, Satin Canton, Satin Crepes Itfpular Prices.

and $4.00 Special, $2.98 vmes in shade-. Ianvin eren. tray. 5 phi re. brown, tarmel, navy and -tlack.

Silk I'laza Second Floor. Plain White Voile Regular Price, 35c Yard Sheer Irish Linen Regular Price, $1.50 Yard Imported Batiste Regular Price, $1.25 Yard Cotton Batting Regular Quality $1.50 2 Lhs. 2-pound sanitary of long' fiber China cotton. Size 72x90; splendid value. Other cotton Battinr, thre pounds, $2.25 36-Inch Comforter Challie, 18c Yard Repular 36-inch, 25c quality; attractive.

Very epeclally priced. Cotton Batting Regular goc Quality 75c Found 1 1 -pound Fanitary Batting: for iuilts; mad of excellent lon'g fiber China cotton, in tize 72x50. 36-Inch Comforter ChalHe, 22c Yard Affording- an excellent selection of patterns and color-irisrs. Kxtra fine quality. Itcirtilarly 30c yard: very special, yard, 22c Special Special .2 Price Solid 14-k.

white roia Val-tam WaTeh. bcri'r. jM pold figured ll jewel, 1- SlTc 85c 14 U. model Howard Wat-b. ertrsTwl fancy 17-ieweied adjusted movement, flze 1- Special Price Solid H-k- (trren celd cjen-faCe Watch, plein adjusted Illinois movement, alie 12 Taccard Write for New Booklet of Solid Silver 40 inches wide; made of fine combed yarns; especially niee handmade waists, infants dresses and curtains.

36 inches wide; suitable for handmade blouses, underwear and all kinds of needleeraft. Mail Orders Promptly Filled 45 inches wide; yarn mercerized noted for its smooth, even weave and its remarkable wearing quality. White GcjOs Shop Second "Floor Ninth and Locust Colored CJoods Shop Second Floor..