Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1921, Page 44

May, of Charleston, W. Va., are 12 ] THE -SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.°® FEBRUARY 27, 1921—PART 4. 3 = A e Vo FINDS BODY ON CAR ROOF. MOTOR CAR BURNS. l’éflmmnmfimm|mmuuwmmummgmu Mrs. L. Behrend at their residence, e TR 1x§[wi:;o}|‘llin‘li\li‘t ;‘:)fl\:r!;‘nlmrl: of Norfoli, | Murdered Man Believed to Have |Leaking Tank and Brush Fire Beauly Prices Tumble the gucst of Miss Dorothy Been Dropped From Bridge. Cause Destruction. w.lki 9 . who s entertaining at| = ”‘,ppn b iiIKinson's is afternoon in her hono: kpecial Dispatch to The Star. = Ruth Kahn entertained at a| CUMBERLAND, Md > 1110 H St. NW. t her home last Sunday after-|Ac his train was pa = o . | Bakerstown sterday on its nati.f from Connelisville, Wounded Soldiers Are Entertained at Dance L] ; Inaugural Dinner (e Ted crose Cluy ot Fort yer ]frum Walter Reed Hospital Wednes- Dance [iaaveve ng at the home of Mrs. . Hammer. The rooms were _Franklin_ 2224 é OPEN 9 AM. TO 9 P.M. HUMAN HAIR NET FREE E stein _entertained | i ge Friday oo The vi . . B abdomen English Yorkshire Pudding. Hoay was el et Take one-half pound of fl one! The belief is that it had been drop- pint of milk, a pinch of salt a nto the train m a bridge | powder Mix 3 March 4—Starting at 7 WITH FACH SHAMPOO = Marcel Waving (expert nd % ois, r. Bert P. Murpi and Mr. John F. Liz- Miss Helen L. Mes Miss ial a ut XPERT LE MARC WAV, Wardman FPark Hotel e i S — Hamme of or |in tho battes t i a quick oven —————— Clove Molasses Cookies. | Mix one level teaspoonful of cream | .1 teaspoon Special Feature Column| E. F. Droop & Sons Co. g\.,‘\ g OF INTEREST TO MUSICAL PEOPLE Washingten's Leading Piano and Music House SE E 1300 G Street - To be of value. advertising 1D you ever must be truthiul. It should not carry exaggeration. It should be appeared here of such a na 1< to establiish a firm bond of confidence. On this EINW Y basis we submit the fowing A claims for the instruments here listed: The ARTAPOLLO Personal Notes. w Phone Col. 10400 For Table Reservations T e visit relatives in Philadelphia for two wrsday to of tartar, o salt, one {and two te MRS. GEOFR W. COCHET, | Wife of Licut. Col. Cochen, one of the | most attractive women of the Army set, and prominent at the varfous| @ service dances of the season. with Mr. and dry ingredients | flour to make al - !l one-fourth inch | thick and bake in a hot oven i bridge last week by Mrs. Sol Minster | at_her home on Ontario place Scalloped Apples. | Mr. and Mrs PRODUCTIONS FOR SLEEP AND REST ughter, A v for several we ocl Hillman of At ! uest of Mr. and Mrs | garten ave Oppenheimer Butter a pudding dish a rom a two-week | of peeled sliced appl ntic City is | % Sprinkle with sugar, : . Lee Baum- J. Schneeberger, who was the [ and cinnamon, and ‘some howden, has | butter. Fill the dish in th | Mrs. Ha Heilbrun of < | returned altimore. | and bake for one hour, covering the disi |has been spending a Mrs. Phil May and her son, Melvinl to prevent burning on the top. Is a high-grad 1 S {her mother, Mrs. | without an equal price—because it is fine piano, but also a player that AMr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bel not only at dinner last night at their LAY 7 A P S 4 can | d by, foot- r : . Sol Morris were at % CAIRIbCaopSrateeuy loolD 2 referred it! G SVenine, ut Tiie Newicn v by clectricity, and, finally, it is a rlred . ’!n_)m S to 11 lock, to ce 'l' reproducing no. It may he tone, respons Refciaolion ins anniv ~'f|"i““ played in 4 different ways unequaled du i il aaa N"’{f transposes into 8 difierent keys. given the 1 their sons. the | NPUIUH) s 5 W eminence. ¢ and David Mor- | NIW] r en £ $ § Morris were the | LWAK R b recipients ¥ floral tokens, \",4:% Price, e Aenichiwere ibuted throughout | I\ We are exclusive distributers in Washing- {the drawing reom and dining room. | \WVAN Monthly Payments Accepted }\.nm eshments were served M\"' ea Monthly Payments Accepted. from an attractive table v A large {,‘_‘\‘:”4 other well known make: The hostess rece Pl % New Pianos, $385 up. New Player-Pianos, $575 up. aded in jet and | SOy The I\Illessner Monthly P ts Accepted 1014 Vermont Avenue N.W. Opposite the Department of Justice of violets. | - forris have as house | Zuests their sons, Mr. Milton Morris | of hreveport, nd Mr. David nio, Tex.; Mrs. | - of the host- | The Smallest REAL Piano Made Full 7 octave, mahogany or oak case and a remarkable tone. It is fully warranted. Ideal ifor very N you “dine out” cho htful menu is emph d delightful surroundi o the place where d Tidelson of | S i e il out-of- | SUNDAY SERVICE small rooms, for the by ENGLANDER THREE-PIECE BEDS M Sir g children’s nursery and IN OAK: Table D'Hote Dinner, 5:30 to 5:30 ranging from Plate Luncheon, -~ ACCEPT NO SUBSTITU =3 Our Victor Record Department is on the ground floor. in charge of competent assistants. Quick service. The acme of comfort, sanitation and ty in Max Goodman of New Beds. Enamel or Wood Finishes. patented Wit mattress in place. a corner in the recep- 3387,50 tion hall... 5 S555 In Mahozany, $397.50—Stool Imcluded. Monthly Payments Acceptable. The Garden A Most Conveni A and Mrs Adolph Kahn will ail March 12 to spend two months ! abroad. | Mrs. Clara Breslau and her daugh- | joldsmith Sigmund, have | rom a two-week visit in | s H ENGLANDER °‘Productions for Sleep cnd Rest™ Three Picce Beds Bedi Foldaway Bed: Bed Spri Cots and Cril Cozy Bed Couch Hammocks Divacs - =3 3 3 =3 2 e 2, - =3 3 ‘A e 5 z = = g = = 8 7 = - e 3 3 & 2 3 R ¥ G LT R r 5 a Cohen gave a surprise in compliment to her| Mrs. Fannie Greenapple, | , at their home on Park| Sold everywhere by Furmiture Dealers and Mr. and Mrs. J. Eisenmann and Mr. Department Stores. I rite for illustrated booklet ¥ 1 nmann returned Tuesday from | of weeks at the { ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO. _ Auinic o o @ i New York Chicago Brooklyn |tained the Afternoon Rridge Chib at orn Aa 2; : Lask for this treds merk jjlancheon fand \bride iday at her | = n % S S % S fi‘ A/ a N EE————— Ty et :::tlx‘\!\:rs.”l’;fi\ Eiseman were | / S X )Sé{ ‘ l | t dinner Thu ¢ evening at k- 2 the Hotel Arlington Miss Marian Loeb has returned o 11th ST. N.W. ’ E HER Shoe e On Display 608 TO 614 The Unusual Is nbaum was the PRODUCTIONS FOR SLEEP AND REST ‘end guest of Mrs. Sidney Seide- Monday ] Happening The House of Courtesy s are out for a dance at uscher’s Tuesday, ch 1 by the Town and M ountry Club. vid Himmelblau of Chicago Mr. and < e Club heon and “Pedi-clinic” Flexible Arch Shoes for Women Why not have old shoe com- fort together with new shoe style You can have both if you wear our “Pedi-clinic” flexible arch shoes. 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