Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 30

& THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1921 PRES'UEN‘[ MAKINB Biltmore sureer.” Moramvaseh. 1354 MUTT AND JEFF—As a Reporter Jeff Flashes Some Snappy Copy. (o, 121 by 1. . Fser T __By BUD FISHER. Helen Kellar Guild meets tomer- Sl o Sl Wewr, ot ALt THE ARE YOU THE CHUMP TTHEN WHAT Do YOU MEAN BY rz\s:— . | : — BONE-HEAD CO WHD WROTE UP THAT “AMONG THE MOST BEAUTIEU BuUT THAT \ R G e e et I ever READ CHARITY BALL? LADIES PRESENT WAS wicee ne. | ‘ tomorrow evening in Sunday school THIS 1S THE WORST! ‘SIR SIDNEYS — RuBBISH!! \ = J house. SIR SIDNEY'S A MAN, S8'T Whs: 11 interested young women are in- ed to hear Dr. Mildred E. Schutz ¢ her third lecture to the Chris- | tian Social Service group at the Y. Will Decide Soon Whether He Will Watch Harding oF [7550 5 comorrow oot mortwest: at| 2 Harry Moock, general manager of Take Oath. the National Automobile Dealers' As- coo"dge s tion, will address the Washing- Whether President Wilson will view | ton Automotive Trade Association at the City Club tomorrow evening at 8:15 the inauguration ceremonies of thej LRI g 5. Vice President in the Senate chamber | Rainbow Divisjon Veterans will or of Senator Harding on the speeial- [ meet next Monday evening at 1004 E 1y constructed stand at the east front street northw of the Capitol will be decided by President Wilson within the next| ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. forty-eight hour TONIGHT. inaugural pla U.. annual din- joint cong alchemists in city tee was not d tary Tumulty committee at Secretary Tumul wi JEFF! ne? Alchemists of G. ner, New Ebbitt. invited. Parent-Teacher Street Junior High § S o'clock. ciation of M hool will meet at very desir- ir. Harding i hich caused | Columbia Hufl,h)\ 2 ittee feel | ti will m epl s| [l members of the committee to I sure that the outgoing chief execu-|Hall Paren Representative tive and the incoming one will make Toughs wil 1 on March Whether the journey to the Cap corge Washington Post, No. 1, ching the },“’l‘mg“:"l‘ i-awillimect iatCarroll Church. French, instruction in social dancing | Tonight: Rhythm for adults, adult re called together for a business or both | for beginners, intckior decoration, | dramatic club; rehearsals, Mount 1 ng tonight at 8 o-clock. nose of | nes will be the hmm"" Alumni_Club of the |library open for reading and refer- | Pleasant Players. ‘mg J y ‘x hletic 3 . Young activities at 8 o'clock: Gler- Kty ek b T hi Fraternity will be enter- | | " Trinidad Community _Center. — The | Boys™ ng | People’s Soc 3 a Club, Dramatic Club, com- S he will o bt e chapter at 8:15 to- munity Cen- |Independent Athletic Club has been |clas cl Literary § Deanwood = Tin 5 e Vg ek t northwes: g club, Boy|presented with a pair of boxing y [Deanwood Citi 2 : ¥ Boy Scouts. Scouts, troop | gloves and a dozen suits of tights by 1 club, Senate | the Walter Reed Hospital. Birney Community Center.—Thel sonic Tem= |~ ‘Thomson Community Cen .| Charitable Club, Knights of Pythias,i —The Massachusetts State S r\\lll meet tonight at 8 o’clock. meet tonight at § o'clock. Two clubs with large membership o re. Hirst will instruct the chil- Ith" Tadies Intercommunity Club ar o club at 3:30 p. d " the Willing Wo: ' Club, will meet lementary d | tonight at 8 o'cloc hington Opera S vi | Garnet-Phelps Community Center.—| millinery. The Amphion Glee Club has decided to | Community * Center.— | hold its rehearsals Tuesday evenings rench and dramatics for |at this center. i p.m. | “Other activities tonight: 8 o'clock, owell Community Center.— | women’s change, Pleasure Club. ohfison-Powell Commun Laborers’ Co-operative League. n invites the public to meet | West ington Community Cen- - ministers of the commuynity at |ter.—There will be a meeting of the e regular monthly meeting of the | West End Relief Association tonizht. t the center tonight at 8:15. | The Recreation Club will meet at 8 rnoon: Beginners, inter- | o'clock. Other club meetings at 8 to-| foreigners, | med d advanced Erench for |night: Athletic clubs (senlor and| c roups of the |children at 3. 3:40 and 4:20 p.m., re-|junion). Bovs' Club Glee Club, In advanced and elementary | sn | cire Club. Girls Resore Kiwanis_Club. I " night, meets at | 7 o'clock. Washington Hotel. | a dance | po- amount d Marc signature e Pr Nelson sncake =t i od Yo niva: “hurch. { tonight at 8 o'clock in Hlipolis Grotto, No. 15, M. ¢ P.| £ will entertain at 8 o‘clock in | w Masonic Temple. Admission, 1921 card group of S o'clock ity Club meets at eton Cumy No. 171 U7 ¢ v §A'r THE cbmmmny cENTEns?fl' sderate Memorial Home. | “Ireland,” by Father J. F. X. | t § o'clock. Catholic Commu- i 1l [ cia nn for Advanerment R ! i ||i litil lllllllllllllmlllfllll UARANTEE [lllisaTisEacTIONTTTI F With every purchase of $100 or more durmg the month ‘ REE of March we will give absolutely FREE 26 pieces of the P REE ® famous Wm. A. Rogers Guaranteed Silverware. Visit the “National’’ Tomorrow :;:q r_in which the 1_ hundred «THE Wo«xw’s FINEST SMusic~RpLL” pecret of the success of the Mel-O-Dee Music Rofl—fi:ek reason for 1;5 superiord now everywhere recognized—is not far to seek. Every step in ltsprodtzjonh\mderthedimotmperflsionoitbeablstmd most highly pald experts in the industry. For example, the corps of musiclans who play for the Mel-O-Dee Roll is unequalled in the fleld. These include such composers, pianists, and vaudeville tinetly to arts of the Capitol plaza. T T ‘nmnmnmnn|'|||||||||||||iii| DULL DAYS. Visitor—Don't _the cowboys shoot any more when they uy {1l !! i i TOURIST TALK. i —and take advantage of our Big Price-Cutting Reduction Sale of from 10 to 50 T vou visit Venice? 1 5 5 = s Fiorence Beebe: e B w Lot Sl e | per cent. Open an OLD-FASHIONED Charge Account 3::‘ Benta v —izhl ‘:'r."f-",l“"nfif,ld:J"iné’&‘?’"e: George Ag:-hh M‘”:' | , Muriel Potlock Adrian Roflind / CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Wiher Bible class of New Yurl( i Avenue Presbyterian Church will | meet tomor at 8 p.m. at the church. Rev. G. De Salay of Rumanja will lecture. and many others. ¢ To those who are familiar with the popular music situation of today, these namudgnlfythabwttherehintbemoflnwrpremhon Those who are not are invited to become acquainted with their work through; the medium of Mel-O-Dee Music Rolls. A Few Selections from the éMarch Bulletin, Do You Ever Think of Me?"—Played by cuf Bu____.___—fl.” A Sigma Nu Fraternity will give -‘ rsday at 9 p.m. foralumni | brotherhood at the se. ' Co‘rvnglele e ; Cove Bled—Played by Cif s ; ir of the Washington POLE #Mazie”—Played by Frank 128 Podatryt fomorro a1 §"pm. o | HALYARD “Trping to Forget —Played by CIff e 125 “‘Haj ""—Played by Adrian Rollini . “Tw?;::t Lips"—Played by Adrian Roflind o 1.25 These and other rolls in the March Bulletin, as well as the Blfldfl ikdfcndwkumemba%bg.unathehu&gm 'dademlfyourdadermdupplymmcndwumhm ) Arkansas State Sovlely will meet | tomorrow at 8 pm. at Thomson s N Chlffomer Ir‘. ie Root Rhodes will speak on “Player tomorrow at § p.m. at the Women's Club. At a remarkably low price. Solld oak, large size, highly Polished, excellent This All- Layer Felt Mattress Show Your Colors Inauguration Day lIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIllIlllIIIlIllI <2D>7T3 dhllllmmml D s i : Faculty Club of G. W. U. Meeting | scheduled for March 4 postponed to g 1 9 44‘AI_W“IIIIHIIIIIHI"HHIIH“IIIIIIIIII . e X E .75 c — nnr;l huu-;l‘. 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