The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 51

SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 4, III.) 19 SOCIETY. day evening to find a yrosp of friend awaiting- her and a delicious even-course dinner already pre-pared. The affair had been ar Th5s Is Baby Week This is Baby Week dedicated to the welfare of babies of the nation. Babies occupy a very large place in the heart of Robinson's as anyone can see from the painstaking way in which babies are provided for here.

The Baby Shop, all made of glass, is filled with things that babies need to make them grow up strong, and brave, and good. This week it is gladdened by new ideas in Layettes and in Baby Clothes of every kind 'in queer sanitary devices of willow and wicker in Bassinets where happy dreams are dreamedin baskets and wardrobes and wondrous things that mothers of babes will love. THIRD FLOOR. Lou Tl Ok Glove: Tl of Infants' and" Lisle Sale at 79c Pair Jersey Frocks, at At this price these simple one or two-piece Jersey frocks for tummer wear will appeal to those who like the Robinson styles. They have the spirit of outdoors.

of freedom of life! and no other material is so good for motoring, for for general wear. The one piece frocks have the long slender lines; panels of diagonal pin-tucks or flying Narrow belts and rows of tiny buttonsall small, but important, notes. Loose slipon coats over narrow skirts comprise the two-piece frocks. Some are belted, while others are free. Braided bands and collars are unusual and pleasing.

Jersey frocks at $39.50. THIRD FLOOR. 35c a Pair ,1200 Pairs of Misses' and Infants' Lisle Socks htly imperfect, according to our standards but 1200 Pairs of Long Slik Gloves. Strictly good quality, finely sewn, have double finger tips, are offered far below the price of short silk gloves of equal- quality because there are some sizes missing in some colors though there are all sizes in the lot. On Sale Monday at Pair 79c rery good quality, nevertheless, will be placed on 3 Monday at 35c pair.

FIRST FLOOK Sale of The reduction in price covers the almost undis-erable imperfections many times over, There are all sizes, 4 to 9. Colors are: All White, all Black and White with pink, blue, brown, copen or black A Special on Taffeta 19c Vv ool On Sale Monday at 35c Pair of FIRST FLOOR. onday A tid-bit, a bargain for those who are fortunate enough to find this small announcement A small quantity 1000 yards of taffeta ribbons bA inches wide. In old rose, French blue, light blue, cream and navy only. On sale Monday, at yard, 19c.

FIRST FLOOR. Table Cloths and Napkins Misses9 3 Pairs for $100. and at They are once Linen are also included. inch to square to 2x4 yards. Socks -Hundreds who love wool Jersey will become fast friends of Robinson's through this Special Sale.

For it is our fine Wool Jersey our regular high quality the kind that always sells for so much more and choosing will be free and unrestricted. There is but one condition The Sale is for Monday only. It is pure all wool Jersey cloth. 54 inches wide and comes in the following shades: Olive drab, tan, sand, begonia, Sammie, beet root, forest, prelate, royal, new blue, Mallard blue, turquoise blue, sea gull and black. Monday Only at lightly Soiled oe Sale ranged tn honor of her return and also In honor of the eleventh wed- ding anniversary, by Mr.

Bevillnrd and her mother. Mrs. H. Dyschn. All of the appointments were earned out In pink and green and coy.

rs were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Billiard, Lois and Arthur Bevlllard. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Pollard and sons Arthur and Raymond of Noria. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Dysche of Santa Monica, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Sparke and Miss Agnes Webber.

In honor of the return of fter brother, Kenyon Lybarger, from overseas army service, Mrs. Edgar Hartung entertained with a family dinner at their home on Sunkiat ava. nue on Sunday. Covers were laid for five. A delightful afternoon and eve ning was spent at St.

Joseph's Ac-emy on Sunday when Kev. Father Brown entertained for the choir girls and altar boys of St. Bonifae Church. Present were, Miss B. Browne, Mrs.

J. M. Kluthe. Mlsaee L. and J.

Peres, M. Hemstreet, P. and C. Huarte. P.

Ranker, Nenno. A. Illaa, M. Cheney. Ruiz, M- Bradley.

In. Trefzger. 1 and O. Basaker, B. and O.

Pettier, E. Wallberg. B. I lineman, T. Koa ler, A.

Becsold, C. Stoffel, North. A. Nau, M. Peters, S.

Bastian, Jumper, D. Stodard, A. Glides. Shea, Y. Toucanne, E.

Snodgras T. and Esp loose, D. Hnnreker. IX. De Yarnette, R.

Selaya, H. Klnkta. dall, Williams, F. Hlrtacher, Mast tare S. Gates, H.

Kluthe. Lehr. Ranker, R. Kfker. L.

Sweeney. K. Merrill, J. Mattls. A.

Glides. H. Hinemann, P. Lehr, B. Bastlao and R.

Peltaer. In honor of P. Webb, Jr. who has lust returned from over seas service with the Ninety-first Division, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William P. Webb, entertained on! Sunday with a family reunion nt dinner. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs. Gny Pollard, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Shaffer, and three children. Mrs. Abbott, Mimes Cora and Lflliai. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

I TL Wet) hi and three children. Darroil Webtv William P. Webb. Jr, and the boat and hostess. Miss Gladys Reeks, wna wflf shortly become the bride of Leonard1 Pro frock, was tendered a surprise, shower on Monday evening by that members of the J.O.C class of the Methodist Sunday-school.

Present were Mrs. G. M. Tedrlck, class teacher; Misses) Roth Orner, viola Elliott, Lacllle Johnston, Coy Amack, Frances Schmidt, Myrtle Taylor. Margaret Bllllg.

Mildred Forsythe, Beraice Smith and Fern Quarton. fxasros. V- At a beautifully-appointed wed ding, taking place st 8 o'clock Sun day morning, at the home of the bride's rarents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Isbell, Miss Theuna Iebell became the brids of Lieut Ralph L. Emery. The Rev. Harry Leeds of the First Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony in the presence of a small company of relatives and friends, four generations being represented among both the bride's and groom's kinfolk present Pink roses and ferns were used in abundance for decorating the home, the bridal pair plighting their vows in front of an alcove window hung with smilax studded with pink blooms, along the window eat being potted ferns and Jars of roses.

Daylight was excluded, and the electroliers were veiled in smilax and shaded in pink. Miss Elma Emery, sister of the groom, played the wedding march. The lovely young bride wore av charming little frock of white net and shadow lace, her corsage betnar of Cecile Brtmner roses and lilies of the valley. This was later changed for a traveling suit of gray wltb, ac-cesorles to match. Following art elaborate wedding Breakfast.

the happy pair left by antomobile lor honeymoon trip to San Diego and Lrts'Angeles, cosy new bungalow waiting their Tetnrn. Wedding gnestac newness, fbe amall sanitary HM, as craty A wtiHHw te im etuis, at tele 0 Oc at mm 3 abua. fcr twwm mm tm plain wsajspev em rmpx svens. FREE frXfcmfala ntkmnee plains wmjtt fi kahr fa Saeek mm arma. why tt I end Sow DvMtncI itrTtraltars utfle slalm antea amclas rrqacst.

DrUUrarle. Park Ave. a ISM ow Ysrk. IIMlfor 70 Yean Thru its use Grandmother's annearaiice hat remained until youth has Jk become but a memory. The soft, refined, pearly whits appearance Itt-'i of Beauty wilhyou for many years.

FRECKLE -FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugty Spot How to Remove Easily. ilere's a chance. Miss Frecklo-face, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless It removes the freckles; while if It does give you a clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othlne doable strength from any druggist and a few applications should show yen how eauy It is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the wort ease.

Be sure to ask the drusjeist fit the double strength Othlna as tH strength Is sold undur guarantee e) money back If it tails to renrovt freckiea. Unsightly Hair eflttraiHOTS tmt tmerlac cosmef whKIr mvmamam ss taw mmrr wi. Only smndM wr awst an -rr BolhiHi. Syptan Refrigerators -About 100 dozen Napkins 1-60 Tablecloths are offered -Extra Low Prices, because -They are slightly soiled. -Samples and will be like New after being launderied Bohn Syphon refrigerators use less ice and retain a lower temperature because they are made with Ten Thicknesses of material, which insures perfect insulation.

They are lined with seamless porcelain; all corners are round. They are easy to clean anddceep sweet and sanitary. The Bohn Syphon System is patented. Nothing else is just like it. Nothing else is just as good.

We are distributors for Bohn Syphon Eefriger-ators. ons Yard FLOOR. Sale of FLOOR. -There is a great variety of patterns and -Styles and grades of linen, so the a -Low prices can only be -rTold in a general way, but the -Savings amount to about 20 '-Off from regular prices. ersev $3.00 $3o FLOOR Beaded Bags Beaded bags in new shapes with unusual colorings and bead combinations to go with new frocks are irresistible.

Fringe adds a final touch to some of them. Brilliantly colored flowers on neutral gray and silver. Striped beading effects in vari-colored beads and some French novelties gratify all desires for something new in bags. Variouil) priced from $25 to $125. FIRST FLOOR Voiles' Voiles! Such qualities and qualities of Voiles! Voile is the material this summer.

And Robinson's the store for Voiles. We have new voiles, with silk stripes, new floral effects. Mosaics and Persians, and stripes and checks and squares and lots and lovely designs that elude naming by their beauty and novelty. And they are new. every day almost every hour new voile ar-rive all in different all unusual, and all summery.

Widths range from 36 to 40 inches and are variously priced from 50c to $JJ50. SKCOND FLOOR. LOWER Special -Nearly all of them are Pure -Though some inexpensive -Pieces of very -Fine imported Irish Cotton -All sizes in napkins from -24-inch sizes. -Tablecloths from 2 yards -All on sale Monday. SECOND FLOOR.

18 Kiddie Kam yard, SECOND Miser Bags Of course, you have noticed those odd knitted, double ended bags, heavily beaded and held at the center with rings. Well, they are Miser Bags and you get them at Robinson's. The Miser Bag is one of the "different" things of the season. Cut steel beads are combined with beads of many colore, to make unusual and altogether beautiful designs. There are sizes, one priced at and the ether at $4250.

FIRST FLOOR Yoa Can Make These A frock tucked on skirt and waist The plain back comes over the shoulder to form a yoke at the front. Lovely in voile with a wide ribbon girdle. Butlerick Pattern No. 1607. A frock with t.

surplice waist, with a straight gathered skirt, that can be tucked or not Very simple to make and effective in voiles. But-terick Pattern No. 1502. A deep scalloped tunic, with simple, skirt and blouse. A wide circular collar and tuffs finish it Butterick Pattern No.

1622. A quaint old-fashioned frock in empire style, with narrow sleeves and deep square neck. A wide sash, with frills for neck and Jeeves of organdie adds demureness. Girlish colored voile with white organdie. Butterick Pattern No.

1373. SECOND FLOOR For tots of two to five years before the velocipede age. The Kiddie Kar answers the longing for something to ride on wheels. The Kiddie Kar is perfectly safe and any tot can use it For two-year-olds, Special $1.69. For three-year-olds, Special $1.95.

For four-year-olds, Special $2.45. For fice-year-olds $2.75. Nole these are not the regular prices of Kiddie Kars and they are reduced for the one day only, Monday, Nemo Corsets Tlie Nemo Corset is especially designed for hygienic pur- 3. And when fitted by Robinson expert corsetieres the Ne- FOURTH 3orset is helpful and healthful tlA ft i Jill It will stimulate, build up weak muscles, control the body automatically reduce unnecessary flesh. We carry in stock and fit all models, all styles of Nemo ets at manufacturer's retail price, iVemo Corsets are priced from $3.00 to $12.00.

THIRD FLOOR,.