Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 26

4, ‘_'0; THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, “D. €., ‘WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY- 23, 192L. - [:"'Y NEWS IN BRlEF l{?fi.‘;h‘:;i;i" at Thomson School. Al | K FFPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Found a Better Use for It. —By POP MOMAND . ANUSENENTS. c iTan ¥ WHY TRS. JONES T WANT To F P The North Capitol and Eckington READS -TH PAPER. rei- | Citizens' Association will _meet at 3 1 PA fl|“:::;:;r:t’m';,l\':‘ll:o:e:;,l.;le Emery School building. Entertain- MITH ONE: t features. A ? 1T § % sStudy of “Macbeth.” All interested in- | c" "+ [SAtUTes 5 ? MAGNIFYING e e ‘ ritea. The Washington Philatelic Society GLASS THAT 11 will meet at 8 o'clock, at 1413 G ’ : CAN Ch) IN In Her Brilliant “The Upper Room.” n drama of | gireet. AVID BELASCO SUCCESS Christ's passion, will be presented to- “POLLY morrow at §:30 p.m., at Carroll Hall, - under the auspices of the Catholic| Miss Mary Anderson, chief of the Women's Service Club. woman's bureau of the Department of — Labor, will address the Women's City Mrs. Jemnfe A. Grifith will direct| Club, 8 o'clock. the spirituals and melodies to be sung by Honor Cottage Girls at the Wom- en's City Club tomorrow evening at § o'clock. The Filing Association will present “The Green Cabinet,” at § o’clock in — the auditorium of the Department of The Conduit Rond Citizsens’ Annocia-| the Interior. e oo B S Pirars| The Wiber Bible class of the New Chain Bridge roads. York Avenue Church will bowl at the Y. M. C. A. 8$:30. The Washington Society of 'l'eel-‘ mical Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen will be addressed by F. D.. QERVICE AT TAKOMA PARK Egan on “Rolling Steel by Electri- city,” Friday. 8 p.m. auditorium of| . Interior Department. Patriotic Ceremony Held in Honor ll-:’u;-my Chapter, O. E. S., has sched- of Washington. uled a rumm le for -three d: 2 beginning Monday. o hrec 9| Taroma Park celebrated Washing- = - ton's birthday with a community e et o el (1B affair under the auspices of its citi- Brumbaugh, 1954 Biltmore street. zens' associatioh. The affair was et = o held in parish hall of the Trinity o ut Troe) N 't tomorrow At T:30 pm st Sy, Peters| Episcopal ~Church. . Takoma Park Mall, 4th and E streets southeast, Community Band rendered a musical | program prior to the opening of the mn:-dc:-fi;:n';l’ Weltare League of | exercises at 11 o'clock. Mayor James morrow evening. 8:15. at the Chevy |L- Wilmeth presided. The program Chase Public School. 'Representative | included invocation by Rev. Thomas| Work in this city for the centennial Zihlman has been invited to speak.|(. Clark, scripture reading, Rev.|endowment fund will be planned at HOPE TO RAISE $25,000. Alumni of University of Virginia l to Work for Alma Mater. 9 Tonight Best Poli’§..; . ..Pop. Mat. Tomorrow 3, THIS AND ALL NEXT WEEK Another week added to take care of the crowds RIOT OF Washington alumni of the Uni- versity of Virginia will meet tomorrow at the Cosmos Club, in the building that was the home of Dolly Madison. Madison was one of the sponsors of DeMILLE’S Greatest Photoplay Triumph! “FORBIDDEN FRIII'I'" > // /////// Mi’r"fi‘ii'iolifii' ' i i ‘ —THIS WEEK— MOORE'S GARDEN THEATER ~ 11 AM.—-ALL WEEK—11 .. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS A PRODUCTION Gorgeous in Setting Perfect in Conceplwn the university, which was founded by Thomas Jefferson 100 years ago. Th ign The New York State Soclety win | Thomas Browne: praver, Rev. B. F.|the mecting tomgreon: The fORPS S0 meet Wednesday. March 2, at 8 p.m, | Bryan: drill by Girl Scouts. drill by | FRIS JLCCH e “the Federal Reserve at Wileon Normal School. Speeches, | Boy Scouts. drill by Campfire Girls, [[er counsel of the Fsferel, Ceouls masic. dancing. Visiting New York- | salute the flag. led by Boy and Girl |RO8T% 5 | °Mota " of the. $3,000,000 ers especially invit couts an ire Girls; solo, Mrs. pesiEliyinsiGd Clyde Shade, “The Star Spangled | 2ithday gift to the university is The Soclety of Natives of the Dis- | Banner.” An address was then made 325,000, a o trict of Columbia will meet Friday | by Representative Ira G. Hersey of 0", Willam MM Thursion. ccan of evening at 8 o'clock in the assem- | Maine, followed by a solo by A. Owen p 1%, 4 Drincipal speaker tomortow: bly hall*of the post office, 12th street [ Penney; address by Mrs. Carolyn and Pennsylvania avenue. Harding Votaw, sister of President- e elect Harding, and benediction by Ph h ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |Rev. C. M. Youns of the Trinity °t°grap ers Episcopal Church. The Community L TODAY. Band, under the leadership of ife at Wellesley, with a picture of | beacies L. Strohm, closed the exer- Take Note its student body, will be one of the| cises with several musical numbers. feature films shown at the Knicker- bocker, at 3:45. Proceeds for semi- centennial fund of Wellesiey Coliege. | D. A. R. OBSERVES FEB. 22. Anthony Lesgue will meet from 3| Members of the Daughters of Amer- to 5, at 2007 Columbia road. William |ica, following a custom of many B Exwis will speai years, commemorated Washington's birthday last night with an enter- TONIGHT. B. G. Foster will give an illustrated (237t held at Pythian Temple. o lecture, “The Potomac River from|10% SN SSSH U o siory Grew Source to Mouth” at § o'clock, at|ywas presented by the dramatic club e € & saadorlyn, of Triumph Council. Capt. Harry by Buell led a colonial drill, which was Optieal Ces m.gmmh::ysr‘gm)mlxggz e M. A. LEESE 'L % at Brightwood Park community house. Representative Jjohn M. Robsion of Kentucky will speak. Meeting of the Rhotle Island Avenue Citizens’ Association at Sherwood Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock. James T. McCarthy will give an illustrated oriental lecture tonight and tomorrow night for the benefit of the Killarney orphans, at Immac- ulate Conception Hall. The Oklahoma State Society will AMAZING COLLECTION OF TALENT: James Barton, A ~ Kyro. Lou ie Heath, Four Sisters, Hazel Cox, Jack Harry Turpin, Al Martin Miller, Merle Hartwell, &y Merriment, Tillie Barton and a BEAUTY BAZAAR OF DAINTY DIV 10:30 A. M. 10 11 P. M. KATHERINE ' '$3 MacDONALD In First National's Glittering Mysiery-Komance “My Lady’s Latchkey” ONE comrny Skipper's Narrow Escape’ ————— K CRAKDALL'S 1€th and Col. Rd KICKERBOCKER —TODAY— Beginning at 2:30 P. M. MACK SENNETT’S Great Five-Reel Travesty “Love, Honor and Behave” De Luxe Added Attractions SHUBERT-GARR]CK ' Direction Messis. Shubert ¢ For 8 by 10 3 Enlargements —You will get| quality workman- ship here all the; time. BETTY COMPSON MAKING HER DEBUT { Paying §_ The Piper ‘““ON WITH THE DANCE”’ Here’s to George McBride —the new manager of the Washingtons. We're rooting for you, Georgie—go get "em. sors, Razors, Penkni \szmmuw Kitchen Knives, i 4ih Week at 2 ard 8 Daily lasuu.u 8c—2 for 15¢ %E e e MUST COVI;EIEI:?E NEXT ugw nd Biives Pragings o P1et A s et Y e e i I s ATIOMNAL Torizi. 220 0 saTEY DEwAND. SAM H. HARRIS Presents Henry T. Offterdinger WILLIAM | FLONZALEY QUARTET | . W. GRIFFITH'S All Work Guaranteed. 2 ‘R In Washington's Model 508 9t} Auditorium, Central High School, Cigar Fi t . = THE GIBSON CO., I He-‘q-:n:: .1:: :mr Pipes and Smokers’ Articles = n..w::.;b:::’ :,T"r "f,;, e COLLIER, In “THI; HOTTENTOT” TARTING UNDAY NEXT SEATS TOMORROW T. Arthur Smith's 1306 G Street I Evenmg Ordlestral Conccfls ! New York Symphony Orchestra WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor. | AS A NEW STAR IN QUALITY SPECIALS “PRISONERS OF LOVE" Store Hours: 2ozt | T oty ens Shop | czro | Every Day ! Central Tigh Matinees Wednesday and Saturday MGCORE’S RIALTO THEATER in This Sh 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Tu".';x':‘."‘{‘.f..‘,:;“':; et s e SECOND ALL THIS WEEK e 1319-1321 F Street : e T e Other Daily M ANNUAL™ EVENT 1319-1321 F St. February 23 STORE NEWS jf S e b | Town scanpaLs | | P IIB)| Special Film Features GALLI-CURCI . {|_Next Week—"The New Bon Ton Girls." HOME: CRANDALL'S (52U LR | Polfe—Sunday, March 6, 3:30 These Are Our Prices e cie—Sendey, March 6, 3:3 KINDLER Cellist NI DEN [ Constance Talmadge in 5 AT’ 1 Bureau, Droop'’s, 13th & G. Phone M. 6493. THIBAUD, Violinist { £ gt “The Girl of Tlm‘la')erlgl::n_r : i }Ju. CALHOUY, in “PRIN- s AN I "! National ni&?"&zflufiua 8. 4:30. : — T i ORHIBSYOULS, LYRIC 42 and Irving Ses. N.w. Beats now on safo at Mis. Greone's Concert | e OPEN 6 P.M. anductor, #ng Bureau, Droop’s, 13th and G. Main 6493, PRINCESS 'rhe World's Greatest Conductor, #nd i DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in | LA"SCA ORCHESTRA of Milan i & = All i . g % I ‘Wonderful Films of lt s New B“t the N € WILLI n:‘{llll)‘l-"l :' N!:‘i;\ SUPER- it Mxfis(lgngnl:‘ FORRD) New Spring Suits ‘Brand-new spring suits arriv mg almost daily are being placed 0 “Conrad In Quest of His Youth” Featuring Thomas Meighan SIDNEY LUST’S Leader Theacer h St. Bel Toduy—Continuous, 10 Tl LOUISE GLAUM, “American Indians” Ean Will_Be Shown' at CHILDREN’S MOVIE The Belasco Theater in the groups at $22.75 and $31.75, so we still offer you your ] Juvenife Movie Club Saturday, 10:30, 1:30, 3:30 CHARLIE CHAPLIN, in “0x . | 0 h 92 E Al i choice of any suit in our shop (except dress clothes) at one of [ sones B0 0 oot "0 west, wae! AUDITORIUM 13th and CAROLI!'!!A SlDNEY LUST’S P MISS CHAPPELEAR | these pl"lCC‘; ‘-myvlm": 'Mgh “la'"v-mmn".mfl'x"'.fi e e R N Y Lkev: METRO'S BIG CLASSIC! th & Calif. su ann-l'!’mn taught %- before thousands of children throughout the United States. E 5 ORD. “in THE HOPE' WHAT MONEY CAair BUY." CATHERINE BALLE 1!0 9th St. N.W. Franklin 6506 DUMBARTON 1342 wisconnte Ave. STRAND [ poren Err el i UPONT 40ULTs VAUDEVlLLE SUPERB STUDIO ot DANCE, - 8 ot Ph. Fr. 1435-W. WILL ROGFRS In His Latest Comedydrama Success . Water, Water Everywhere’ Teach you to dance correctly T Navy T ess0n | Biricdy private. day bour Normal course fo ;. Clsss dance ith_orcnes . . i The comparative prices mentioned below appl\ to our stock il of the present winter season, but nearly all these suits are of ‘ medium or quite light weight, and being only half or quarter ]med Y E can be worn all spring. They’re the best bargains in this man’s R town. kind of stationery you UNDER AUSPICES OF DIST.o COL.CHAPTERS | | E. Morrison Paper Co., | 1009 Pa. Ave. | NEW MASONIC TEMPLE £ FEB.16-26, INCLUSIVE » Suits 811 H st Jo:n nur. H (\—T“— '_ P Tn the de Luxe Edition E‘ Originally Circulating Library | | SWBERTSELASCY 22 ™=l oo weee o SRl L U | e ;o‘:.:?- :.':dme:u;-;:e cents. The l’rl‘me-: nd “-m«u Comedy | i {VILLE CO 2 O'DONNELL’S NEW THEATER { lin 14083 - 2¢ Pearlman’s Book Shop ADAM “AND " "EVA RAND ~ z r“l“.?ys“' St S.E. el o bt With William Boyd—Molly Mclntyre _ z s v THE stiuctors, l -, O’DONNELL'S n;rm Ave.aPLng Private and Class CRANDALL’S neicronas e vt ifmiein. NDANCING | goe'tuires “LOVE, New Classes ° : ’ o I s AV i ZHWEEK | Nov Formine 7 e ‘ ’ N S 1tk an . BEBE DANIELS W Sults 5 : Ty Wi e b ; $ fuie ER. “You Never Can Tel'l"’ NlGHTS by St y ation. i B - 5% PEPPIER ih.r = .| OLYMPIC VIOLA Daxa A ”fif, Sheny and Friaat, 8 10 OI lg“‘ally [ \b-4 _ THAN EVER SINBAD } CE D. d VE | 1431 U ST. N.W. “BLACKMAIL ™ S ¥ = i , “;" 933 G St. NN\W. 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L Friday, 4:30—10-Star Concert Gt Hecwater Botte "ad || | JOSEF s'ropAK complete with tub- ing, cut-off and tips $l 49 in “OUT OF THE Spring Hat ()IP(.I' our best maker’s has Fountain Syringe, $2 49 Violinist = We teseh 700 fo dance 1o one cours, sent us his §7.50 line of new hats .85 Gunrantesd Rubber combine- || | KATHERINE B ACON e N ITH'S .. e OEWAY —the 1921 styles, in six different tion Hot-water Bottle and “BLlND w“".:sn u]y. %0 HoP'y 2:00,5:00 scmogL oF baNciNG, shades. lhcv re the regular $7. iO f::‘::::: Syringe, $l 98 Ticke Pllznmsl 50, $1 EWELLETTA“‘““ 585 Soste, 35 Conts Daily Mate, Euvt 1 — g qualm of toda). but we are mak- BARE s Fotnes ts—$2, $1.50, «U; u““’"‘ M"“""" {hg them a spring opening special : The Gibson Co., Inc. JOSEPH HISLOP r’o.mol THEATER s .,..,“‘“"'g.m "“‘mg"wj.m‘:'__ At National Surgical Supply March 10 z O A e 5 5y s B ment. Private on trom 917 G St. N.W. N EaRA 50, Bie SENSATION e I T S TR e T st bl e SEAGcter—Dar 11|) HASRY (Hiokey) LEVAN_JiMMIEIAKE erms reasonable. - == = Tickets—Oflice T. Arthur Smith , N