Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1921, Page 23

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THE : SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY ' 2, 1921—PART 1. ; - IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES for St. John's b pportun o e The dance will be held| 1921 January 1921 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SaT NewMoss Firm Ouw Futi Moss Lam Our . Y o Y -~ 23456 7 l 9 10 1112 13 14 (5] 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 l' 9\ 4 P e S 7ltary of the second year ‘class of the |building, 1110 F street, tomorrow N |! 5 chool. night at 8 o'clock. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ] it ' ; lege opens tomorrow morn- after the Christmas holiday re- C. Tibbitts of Sigma Nu has | A site has been selected for the n L arship medal awarded |home gf the unives for distinction during {the bhilding will y henlof ing the c@ping The ten-day nas holidays of | 0 2 25 26 2728 2 = } % 7 = i n. professor of der- | Medical School, has | Dr.'Frank W. Ballou, superintendent Dr. H. H. Ha of schools, return to Washington | matology of th, tomorrow 'from Potsdam, N. Y. his|been native town, where he spent part of the holidays with his parents. (Incorporated )‘ § Start the New Year right by opening a Savings Ae- ~ count with us and get the benefit of this offer. ] - Cleaners---Dyers Resss TR DO Y | | i Main Office: Plant: S e S M on (| | 740 12th St N.W. 1530 Pa. Ave. SE. SECOND NATIONAL BANK 12 T 509 Seventh St. N. W. mitt the Dr. Thomas I as been ap- | potnted a histology at | the Medical School i Teachers will be paid the \ | installment of their monthly sti tomorrow afternoon. Their December pay was divided into two tions in order that they would receive some money before the holidays. D - ’ ‘Washington's .000 * public school A group of local Phi Alpha fratern- | London. N children will end tomorrow morning [ity men went to Baltimore during = N hen they return to their d the holldays to attend the annual St. John’s. @ N/ &in the final lap of the firs convention of the fraternity. % sums at Georgetown University with the opening of the followiniz schools s~ BETTER SERVICE FOR YOU == S : St TARTING Monday morning at 8 o’clock established i The school program for the s The competitive drill and dance, an eral weeks will ln-‘ «I'llnnp‘:':;;f.l‘ x:,r'l Giurgstonn e S 5 4 : L of og student uettvicien win e re- | (AR RO TSRO AR On the Entire Stock o e : y after New Year: Coll Anuary s : : THE e Interest from | par Programs (:n(' ‘om::' Servi 3 3 i 2 : Tore - HOFFM AN CO January 1st on Savings Deposits | work now centers on the New YorK, at which stey E | | sPeakers for the various ence- | taken to co-operate with the student e Note the date. On Savings deposits made on or before - ruenitas odvaln the advancement ofiachistics January 15th, interest will be reckoned from January 1st. we place on sale the entire stock of Hess \ High Shoes at these Final Reduction N Prices. The board of education will hold its first meeting of the year at the|. e omadyooLathe artac ] .Frank‘ln School. Wednesday after- = ngon, at 4 o'clock. A busy and pro- Phone Maln 4724 CUNO H. RUDOLPH, VICTOR B. DEYBER 2] : body and = tracted session is forecast. 5 3 st % 5 i Vice Presider e Parent-Teacher Association o | ¥ . B | et tenotks prssldent R T ] s - The first social ent of the sea- The prices quoted below are less than ac- N|rewen sroun scnoot and their parents | Now Fenr whi 1 tne sopnomors | P N tual cost of manufacture. In order to effect made merry at A Christmas part tea-da t on ry 14 \'fll’l‘! a quick clearance we make this sacrifice. R T, given in the Powell School Thursday | McCormi, s chairman of the com- night by the Community Center As-|mittee in charge of the affair. The sociation. Gifts for every one present | junior dance will be held February 7. were placed on a largé pine tree. e R i Riley University. | Dr. Joe Shelby Riley, president of! 7 . COLLEGES Riley University of Spinal Theraphy, N e is expected to return tomorrow from, his holiday vacation, which he spent in i Remember, these are not shoes bought for a sale, but our complete regular stock of Hess Hi Eeeriine Fh odel = gliCexasnisatly 3 Our Annual Inventory Sale is the Furniture event of the season. All odd suites igh Shoes, CEPLESEHITES Ll DOUGs moieEs e e ,v{','s‘f::i'r‘::'mm 2 e e Nl T and sample pieces must go. In this sale cost is forgotten. We must have room f e this season’s wear. o esk Batxialiy milive | '"ézml?m:«?fi?{ffrnm stant for our Spring Stock. Just think, a twenty-five per cent saving on our usual out- r} iy o states. ree of iem have regi ered . - . . . 4 All Styles. All Leathers. Sizes for Everybody. {Remeater. which come to's chus enryy |In England. of-the-high-rent-district prices. Open an OLD-FASHIONED charge actount. N |/» February. Elaborate plans have been made for,| N d t % - N he student reception to be given in 3 o red tape. Preston Haynes. president of the |4 . v _hail_in_the Metzerott university’s Mandolin Club, has issued L n ST a call for new members. Rehearsals Wil be held weekly. Girls at the university are Torming a swimming team. Miss Moody, the All $11, $12 and $13 3 R:n:g!r.t now i‘sl_ma;(!lng selections | e team. Miss i v, Hess High Shoes Aonisiane g pa Sriorle Gerry: rolling candidates. Girls learning to < = swim meet from 3:45 to 4:20 o'clock L F Reducd Pnce on Thursdays, and those girls who Ina' l » already can swim practice from 4:20 to 5 o'clock on the same days. Z 722 % The junior clas: Columbian Col- lege at the unive, has appointed a ' N * ‘campaign committee” to solici i somdier To oSS it At Kol the class, is chairman. The commit-, ° tee includes officers of the class and R N\ [members of the social, finance and : 4 g - < SR LR ; Y atlress 22 0, Standing of the teams of the bowl- =~ ing league of the university's Inter- Secure them of the fraternity Association follows: Sigma di RIGHT, Ny Kappa Sigma. Sigma Phi Epsilon, pre ucgr, SAE0 gma ppa, Kappa Alpha, 5 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Theta Delta Chi, g\:F!r%NirF?OST aad May we “turn over 4 your new 1921 leaves hree pieces, consisting of large Duo- Golden Oak [y EaliszEGeas fold, Armchair and Arm Rocker. Add an- _ . _ fl':ff,.‘:“ c°;":': $ .45 other room to the house, living room by s 50 Kitchen Safe ticking. "One of —_— day and bedroom by night. Prepare for e our biggest bar- those out-of-town visifdrs. Inventory Sale T $ .75 gains at........ price...... s 2 L LT s SR — EASY CREDIT TERMS EASY CREDIT TERMS Easy Credit Terms. Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Chi. Alpha Nu_ Chapter of Kappa Alpha Fraternity had its annual Christmas dance Thursday night at the Frankiin Square Hotel. Many visiting Kappa Al- phas attended. Columbia Alpha Chapter of- Phi Beta Phi, gave a tea recently in N | bonor of Dr. Edith Gordon and Dr. Matzke, who attended the public N health service conferences at the Na- tional Museum. at a saving? The Stockett-Fiske Co. Producing Stationers 919 E Street . ~ All $14.00 and $15.00 ) Hess High Shoes ] Final Reduced Price, Miss Marion Holliday of Gamma Delta Rho has:been selected secre~ . A Wonderful Inventory Special’ Columbia Grafonola A splendid baker, with large square oven, having no ofisets; six~ cover size. This is the } hat | 8-Piece o \ Thi§ wonderful value consists of mas- N sive buffet, with large plate mirror, highly 75 | Polished; golden oak extension table and Fikedt | six well constructed chairs................ T, EASY CREDIT TERMS ; All $16, $17, $18 and $20 \ Hess High Shoes \ Final Reduced Price, $ .35 some grafonola in time for New Year’s.._You can pay for it while you enjoy it— in easy monthly install- ments. Special Release, “Feather Your Nest” . Now on Sale - HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. Main Store, 1210 G’ Street Main 2067 £ 1830 14th St. N. W, ! . W. 1534 7th St. N. W. 623 Pa. Ave. S. E. W Guaranteed Oil | This Four-Piece Mahogany- 4 , : e Finish Bedropm Suite . . - 3_1 49'75' o This handsome suite -will brighten any room. Consists of massive dress- er with large plate mir- A great little heater, and burns very lit- ror, chifforette, semi-van- ity dressing table and a continuous - post cane- paneled metal bed; all pieces finished in mahog- your coal and doctor’s bills, toow j B - 8 Easy Credit ! b ||I_-l-.i,- Terms. 22, Guaranteed Talking Machine P"romv W to 595£ An Actual Saving of $30.00 400 Pairs Broken Lots Hess High Shoes Values to $12 __ Final Reduced Price, . . o Grandma says' The Cabinet is constructed in the best possible manner in the Whlte \Enamel Cl'lb “Ever since 1 was a girl, Bunte Sheraton period, having the latest double-spring motor with bevel This Big Bar- Beothers have been making gear that is positively noiseless. The tone arm and reproducer are gain consists of e the best cough drops for dry 1 2 Ak d will pl n K § ds. It white enamel $ _89 throat and irritating coughs.” of the latest improved type and will play all makes of records. crib with drop is also fitted with an Automatic cover supporter and tone sides, complete S _ modifier. This machine complete, fully guaranteed for with spring. ... five years. Easy Credit Terms........................ Easy Credit Terms Guaranteed Aluminum R Percolators . Hess Sons 931 Pa. Ave.

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