Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 26

. outing of the organization to be held 26 COL. HUIDEKOPER 10 RECEIVE FUNDS meet tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock in the Will Be Treasurer of Instruc- |yestry gal tive Visiting Nurse So- ciety’s Campaign. t Announcement was made today of [ oo e Dm0 the appointment of Col. Reglnald S.|polq its annual business meeting Huidekoper as treasurer of the In-|Weunesday, structive Visiting Nurse Society's campaign for $50.000 during the week of April 24 to 30, inclusive. Col. Huide- koper has accepted the appointment and all_contributions should be sent to him in care of the I V. N. S. head- quarters, 1413 G street northwest Col. Huidekoper is a director of the National Savings and Trust Campany and formerly was assistant United States district attornev. He was lieutenant colonel, judge advocate at the general headquarters, A. E. F. during the war and was in France fof 24 Monroe street, tomorrow | “[ plan to build a nifty shack, meels at § o'clock in the Park Li- “The dnstructive Visiting Nurse So- —_— the thoughtful voter sighs, | Jrary building. s, Tom o lians clety expects the support of the peo-y The Audubon Soclety’s spring bird |\ Lo yormal times again come | Mentally s ple of Washington.” said Col. Huide-|¢lass will meet Tuesday at 4:45 p.u. ! Ty t i i h koper today, “and | feel confident that |in the Thomson School. back, and costs don’t hit thc! A reception at the Americanization | s ceive = Y 2 3 s|s i { '-"c“‘;]‘;le‘“w\::_ll‘“:e&';‘ hington's sick | The Washington Salon will give ita | Skies. I'll go about the business 2’32?’{ n and "o gitreets. “at s o s s s N nal . . 2 en o 2 are not in hospitals. but are scattered fortnightly uoirec Thursday at 9 p.m-| sharp, nor waste a golden day, ! uralizea in tne . Bisiic: wemen Inat ! aropehout, the ity amed People in-|resentative Alice M. Robertson of | When carpenters consent to carp | March and April. | babies and children with contagious dis- | OKlahoma will speak. lior wages I can pay. When| The Avalon ciu ce. at ol prevent epidemics by giving prompt at- | hanch of the Printing ( are sold for what they're worth, ' glarnival ball, under auspices of i ;';:‘l‘;;:l ;‘?Iemi; hkam;d by teaching the mneungmof fnre,lxg . of various|} shall not lose a moment's time M':‘;('mr; ll'<nr::|]:‘!'rl‘m al 239, at the Old ; s ealth. . rintin es inderies t, - B : H C o The extent of he br!ur:‘;‘n:fwnrkh:f Tow avening at 8 oclock” ar "the | —L'Il build with pep and mirth. s A | the society is shown by the fact that|Typotheta £ Washington rooms, | T’ se I'vi i ing Association meets at g | instructive visiting nurses made 32,416 [ 1313°C etrect & ms. [ The house I've dreamed of in the | ;.0j505%, 4herition mee hool. L home visits last yvear, giving care and S ast will go up, board by board, i i n to all colors. creeds and na-| The Anthony League will be ad P g0 up Washington Simmons Club meets nearly two-thirds of the pa-|dressed by Mrs. Amnette Abbott| When plasterers consent to Plast| witnMiss Barnes. 5424 Mount Freats tients being attended free of charge.iAdams and Mrs. Francis Berger|for what I can afford.” A mil-|ant street. The society, efficiently organized with a staff of one director, two supervisors, thirteen graduate nurses and two ma- ternity nurses, deserves the support of every resident of Washington.” < GENERAL DELIVERY MAIL 3 RESTRICTIONS ORDERED |t e o Postal Officials Tighten Up on Priv- | ileges Believed to Have Been Abused. Tightening up on the general de- livery privileges was ordered today by Hubert Work, first assistant pos master general. The Post Office Department be- lieves that the proper effort is not Leing made to restrict the general delivery privileges at city delivery oflices to transicnts and to patrons who, “for good and sufficient reasons acceptable to the postmaster. ca not receive their mail by carrier or through a post office box.” In all cases where the attendant facts are unknown, postmasters from now on wil require persons calling at the general delivery to establish their identity, suply their local address and state their reasons for not taking advantage of the carrier delivery service. Clerks are ordered to take up doubtful cases with superior offi- cers, and, if advisable, request the patrons to take up the maiter with the postmaster or superintendent of mails. Last summer City Postmaster M. O. Chance inaugurated a campaign at the Washington city post office along the lines of the above order. The number of young girls who were at that time making use of the general delivery attracted the attention of officials. TICKETS FOR SHAD BAKE PLACED ON SALE TODAY Heavy Demand for Washington Board of Trade Outing 3 May 21. Heavy demands are being made on the shad bake committee of the ‘Washington Board of Trade for tickets for the annual shad bake and at Chesapeake Beach, Md., May 21. Tickets were distributed to the mem- bers of the committee at a meeting in ‘The Star building last night for them to dispose of to other members of the )elgh organization. As the quantity of tickets is limited to the number of persons who can be the members of the committee are planning one of the biggest outings in the history of the organizatio: No detail is being overlooked by the committee to provide fun every min- ute from the time the members and their guests step on the train at Chesapeake Junction until the time they alight there on the return trip. w"hlng(on Universi! morrow consider proposed constitution. luncheon o'clock, the proceeds to go to play- grounds and restroom as hostess. Congress. Teacher Associations will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the Ebbitt House. be given to publi meet at the home of Miss Elizabeth Moran at its meeting Wednesday from ‘onfederate Veterths, will meer tor |brood and fret and cuss, with | et - g get back to normalcy—you've ! street southeac:. Lawson. 2 nEinecrs will meet tomorrow at 838 | heard of that, mayhap’ the nor-| -~ Tt t the Cosmos Club. A lecture on|malcy that Warren G. has placed | ciation meets at § o'cloch. o0 meet for ‘the annual election of offi- cers Wednesday at 10:30 at the Eb- bitt Hotel. Wednesday at ] Philip Murh, 34"9 Holmead place. will meet College Women's Club, 1822 I street. dance Wednesday 16th street. -ri?‘é::‘;’:—:fn:m;-‘x;-c:.:?‘ ,‘.’l’ Rx rfm ,,,., Copyright by George Matthew Adams. china painting, dramatics, plain sew: ® m—— =~ | ing, piano practice, First Congregational Chureh, 10th and ’ v G streets northwest will meet gt 8 o'clock in Towa Ave-| L Lo will hold an open meeting tomorrow afternoon at the clubhouse, 1337 K street. Miss Arcley Marshall speak. The Seciety trict will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at 2007 Columbia road. hold its weekly Saturday night meet- ings at 1008 Rhode Island ':venueee Association will evening Souls’ Chureh, Cathedral near Con- necticut avenue. Engineer Commissioner, is expected to give his views as to the condition of the Klingle Ford bridge. Tioets at 4 8 clock, meef X 1022 11th st Miss Janet Rich-rdn will spe: ;‘n“ Thomson Briggs will speak of the ’Mo!herl of Maine.’ meet this evening at the home of accommodated at the beach, there isMiss Mabel Linton, 3“9 Mount Pleas- expected to be a rush to get them, for | ant at 8 o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 'KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa’s No Dumbbell. YEH= I WANNA WASH UP BEFORS CITY NEWS IN BRIEF lumbian Women of George will meet to- | K street to to the| MMt- SONE SWELL LOOKIN' JOINT! Itl. GO IN FOR JUST A LITTLE at 4:30 at 14 amendment The Council of Jewish Women will room of the Hebrew Congre- The Mothers® Club will tomorrow from 12 mive a to 1 equipment of | he Johnson-Powell School. with Mrs. A. C. 1.:lamc.\| The executive board of the District of Mothers and Parent- A concert by blind musicinns will | their friends and the in_the Library of Congress, lion No. i tomorrow evemny al|g o'clock. Beta Phi | state councilor and staff at §: 7 T N Washington Hall, 3d street and 1 Do It Now. | Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Pi Alumnae Club will » Takoma Park lule‘n- Association lion men are talking thus, and if | they’'d go and build, and cease to League of American Pen Women to 5 p.m.. at 2007 Columbia road. meets at 8 o'clock at clubhouse, 1722 orage Batteries, Their Character- and Applications.” will be de- Alas, John's College will upon the map. POOT e aerite ot BEE ¥ J. Lester Woodbridge. dreaming, hopeful men, what|present the ~comedy, “Bachelors' The Day Nurxery Amsoclation williare you waiting for? You'll fi{)“ll"*H;'I'{j‘f!"n::'r‘ tomerron atica never see the price again you saw before the war. Far better that your coin were spent for lumber, lath and lime, than keep on digging up the rent until the end of time. So rock yourj doubts and fears to sleep, and! Luy some brick or stone, and build yourself a donjon keep that you can call your own. WALT MASON. Treat Spring Colds Promptly With Father John's Medicine. No drugs.—Advertisement. AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS 13ast Washington Community Cen- ter—Tonight: Carbery Boy Scouts, 87; Kaufman Athletic Club, Wallach ! Boys' Club, Americanization class, un- | der direction of the high school. The Helen Kellar Guild will meet ck with Mrs. ‘Wendell Wolfe Chapter, D. A. R., Thursday evening at the The X. T. C. will hold fts initinl evening at Dr. Clarence A. Barbour lectures at 5 p.m. tomorrow on “John Knox. Thomson Community Center—Mary- land State Society, Filing Association, nue M. E. Church The Ohio Society entertains at Rauscher’s at 8 o'clock. Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty will be guest of honor and Justice Day will preside. Northeast Washington Citizens’ As- sociation meets at 8 o'clock at Good Shepherd Guild, 6th and I streets northeast. Mount Vernon Daughters of Americ: French and Spanish for children, 3 p.m.; advanced French, dramatics for children at 3 p.m. tomorrow. The Graduate Nurses’ lludlllo- Johnson-Powel mmunity Center— Elocution for children, 3 p.m.; milli- nery. 7:30; ways and means commit- tee, 7 community dancing, 8:30. ney Community Center—Hillsdale (‘Fz‘i‘;em{‘ Association meets at 8 oclock. | Other activities: Needle worker: Charitable Club, Washington Orche: tra. will of Natives of the Dis- Hereafter the Heddom Club will n_Council, No. 18, visitation by The Commecticut Avemue Citize: meet Wednesday in the Parish Hall of All Rated by Connoisseurs —as the finest cigar in Washington. Deer Head Col C. W. xutz ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Women's Welfare Association. for- ening Clinic, 55 Noble Size, 10c Napoleon Size, 15¢ TONIGHT Maine State Association mee!s l! the HoLY MACKERE)L FROGS LEGS EN CASSEROIE ¥4.50 CALVE'S HEAD VINEGRETTE ¥ 340 CHICKEN ALA KING ¥ 250 LOBSTER AlLA REINE ¥ 4.00 PLANKED STEAK ¥ 8.00 H | AMUSEMENTS. PaiacE , 10130 a.m—~11 p.m. TODAY AND ALL W Paramount Prexents WALLACE w —IN— “The Love Special”” Sunshine Comedy—“The Baby” Other I’rnml. Hits LOEW’S OLUMBI Continuous 10:30 a. m.—11 p. m. —_— NOW PLAYING “LYING LIPS” homas H. Ince’s vivid drama of Life and Love—A screem sensation —WITH— HOUSE PETERS and FLORENCE VIDOR For sale by all dealers. ngton by School. Mrs. H.- The cigar of class. Made in Wa Henr); T. Offterdinger, Mfr. in His Model Cigar Factory at 508 Ninth St. N.W. Headqunrters for Brizr Pipes and Smokers’ Arti Auocllted Retail Credit Men of ashington meet at 6:30 at the Ra- Continental Chanter, D. A. R, will treet, Piney Branch Citizens' Assoclation ‘There will be a number of prominent guests. The sale of tickets will continue un- til the Monday preceding the date of the event, unless the limited num- ber are sold before that time. President Thomas L. Bradley of the Board of Trade attended last night's meeting. —_— G. U. CONCERT TONIGHT. College Mandolin and Glee Clubs to Give Program. Many prominent persons have con- sented to act as patrons or patronesses for the concert to be given tonight by the Georgetown University Glee and | Mandolin Club in Gonzaga Hall. The | concert is under auspices of the Cen- tral Citizens’ Association and will provide funds to defray expenses of “a series of lectures in the interest of the Americanization movement. The im of patrons and patronesses fol- ow Associate Justice Ashley M. Gould, Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph, Com- missioner James F. Oyster, Col. Charles W. Kutz, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, J. Thilman Hendrick, Postmaster Merritt O. Chance, Mr. and Mrs. Jere Broderick, Andrew Botz, Wiliam Defibaugh, James Doran, Robert A. Dore, P. J. Duncan, M. J Hurney, Hhomas J. Lane, M. G. Mc Cormick, John McMahon, Joseph P. «’Lone, leo A. Rover, William A. Smith, William C. Sullivan, Mr. and )lru P. J. Callan, Thomas J. Donovan, l)u\]“ Charles F. Durand, J. J. Kilroy, E. J. Murphy, Robért H. MacMackia, J. J. ce. H. C. Reinhardt, D. C. Shea, M. J. Eheehan, James A. Sullivan, Ed YVolgt. Charles Fahy, William Hollo- han, John O'Keefe, ward MecLezn, Mrs gerald, Miss nomm) Guilford, Al Hollander, Miss Hatiie Neale, Mrs. abeth McGuirk, Miss Anna Moyna- Thomas Oriana, B. F. Rover, Pharmacy and the Washing- RECALLING D. C. ORIGIN. of the 130th anni- ng of the south ner’ st of the District of Colum- Jones point, in the southeast- 1 section of Alexandria, exercises be held at that place Wednesday bexinning at 2 o'clock. speakers will be Rev. Dr. Morton, rector of Christ Epis- In observance versary of the For Many Years WISE BROS.’ Special Baby Milk has been the only Milk served to the babies of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum —because there isn’t any substitute for Wise Bros.’ Milk—nor is there any waste to it. Bottled in ster- ilized bottles untouched by hands—its QUALITY is unquestioned. - ST. ANN'S INFANT ASYLUM, One of the oidest Institutions of its kind In Washington. Remember Our Butter and Egg Deliveries - at 11 AMM. and 3 P.M. Daily . 1 Church, Alexandria, and Fred "Woodward of this city. The affair will be under the auspices of the Dis- trict of Columbia Chapter, D. A. R. mbers of Mount Vernon Chapter, 1. A. R. Alexandria, will take part. Qiusic will be furnished by a section ©f the Marine Band. [ arise? Cultivate the Habit of System!ic Saving. There are times in every one’s life that the need of having ready money is essen- tial.. Are you prepared if such an emergency should Save and be ready. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. J'M-ADAMS FINE HARD WOOD FLOORS 1503 CONNECTICUT AVENUR MONDAY, APRIL 11, Invalid Rolling Chairs for Rent and Sale invalid enjoy the _sprin; raxhie b7 ‘reating oue ot ovr Tnvalid Rolling Chairs. Very moderste rates by the month. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G Street N.W. HE LITTLE MOTH —can do a whole lot of harm to clothing in a very short time. Don’t delay. Order Tar Bags or Tar Paper. . E. Morrison Paper Co., 1009 Pa. Ave. A RE your Scissors, Penknives d Carving Knives worth ything? If so, why mot d them to us and have them sharpened correctly? We do Nickel Plating, Gold Plating Stiver Plating. All Work Guaranteed. THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. 1 PERPETUAL " BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $700,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary 1921. AMUSEMENTS. Thrills end Romance Groryl H. Eallwllou Presense —By POP MOMAND.! AH! MONSIEUR WILL FIND ZE WASH ROOM N ZE REAR:! oy OLIVER CURWO P 4 Khlhfi E NO\A}\ \A7AN the WORLDS WONDER DOG Auxiliaries MOORE’S 11 am—ALL WEEK—I1 pom. Popular Prices—25c, 30c, 35¢ Realart Presents WANDA HAWLEY Brother to Brother The black sheep returns—his “crime” expi- ated—he seeks an accounting from his brother—his mother’s son—to his knees he throws him—drags him through the street— it is an amazing scene—the crux of the drama in the William Fox picturized pre- in the sentation of Will Carleton’s precious poem OUTSIDE wo"ll Orchestra OVER THE HILL directed by Harry Millarde, now pIaymg twice daily, 2:15 and 8:15 p. m., at the BURLESQUE & VAUDEVILLE Shubert-Garrick ALL WEEK Evenings, 50c to $2. Matinees, 25c to $1. JOE "I:’l'J'RTlG “The Burlesque Show Supreme” . ED LEE ;WROTHE - L] m Hin Special Film Features || == " Ei I ) CRANDALL’S Theater, 9th & E Sts. | &) With | ".TglAl.‘"' TODAY AND TOMOLROW _MABE i et ."::-nm S i1 o o e, R [ BEAUTIFUL | e ez e ‘ VAUDEVILLE SUPERB CRANDALLS savox Taeater || 20 BEWITCHING 20 GREAT FELIX & CO. [|[monar_cn ! BEAUTIES { | Next Week, “Girls de Looks” | 4 I Waadertal Magictias. A STELLAR CAST in the Master Production, “SHERRY” Owing to shows opening on Sun- ays. begioning Sunday, April 17. s show will close Saturday night. EMPIRE 11 W St. N.E. VERA GORDON (The “Mother in “‘Humoresque™) greater work in “THE GRFATEST LOVE” xzao C s Street N_.E. AVFNUE GRAND 845 Pa. Ave. SE. 3 p.m. Sunday. By ORBIDDEN FATHER FINN AND THE Paulist Choristers In Concert at CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY GYM. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, §:20 p. m. Benefit Catholic Community House tax), Tickets, $3, -“."("'-"& B TODAY—CHARLES RAY, ln AND PHYLLIS " in “LOVE." FAIR rmw, in “THE un Street EL".E BRYANT W. 14th and Irving Ste. N.W. opr\ 8 PM.—“THE REVENGE Nire [ EDGAR RICE BUR- i mare | Also one of e S =hine N\m'll!"k "“r—el o DOsIE Extra—First Show Only, "‘Plntflmfl "* No. 17. O'DONNELL'S YEW THEATER 535 Reh St SE. ELAINE HAMMERSTELY, O'DONNELI.’S LAST 1ith & S. C. Ave. S.E. CAROLINA oo 25 s e DUCTION. “THE STEALERS. O Sis. N. ALL-STAR CAST, i ‘THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW.™ EVA NOV. u( m Also Sunshine comedy. CIRCLE 2105 m‘ Ave. N.W. Ph. W, 953. :er:re Theater 2. Ave.& Pk.Rd. 'AY—MARY PICKFORD, in LOVE LIGHT.' 'OP. $1.50 MAT. THURSDAY WALTER HAMPDEN 2 "0 HNNY HINES, HAMLET, Tues. night. ROMEO & JU. S JaLs K LIET, Wed. night, MEECHANT OF VEN. \ METROPOLITAN ICE," Thur. mat CBETH. Thur F Street at 10tk BiEht, Sat. mat, and night, SERVANT v fast Apposrance tn far 3 Yoars OLYMPIC ‘5152 in DA GEB%‘I‘:’\SHAB\B%?\'MMB' “KNICKERBOCKER HINES, in “TORGHY'S NIGAL : ANOB T M. 'S AFPAXR " And BA-BRY MADIS AFPAIR olnd, LEADER THEATER ° Below ¥ -ALI/ Y, in ““OUT OF | TODAY—Continuous from 10 a.m_ to ll a JANB GAIL, in *B] Teel comedy, “DOG McINTYRE and IIEI'I'II In the Gorgeous Musieal Extravagasm. ‘HELLO, ALEXANDER’ The World's Greatest Fun Show BRAD' Asd MACK SHNNETTS Tonight, 8:20 Mats. Wed. & Sat, ATIONAL America’s Foremost Girliesque Harlequinade, OF Marcus Show 2% AR Presents R Opera, ROBIN HOOD Cast of American Comic Opera Stars, Orchestra_of Symphony Players. FRIDAY, 4:30 JULIACULP "v-mum as a sxw of !oun" . ». 10 years America’s for academy. You are lnvited call and inspect our school. Ye nieed mot have an appointment. NS e, sses . and Fri. evemings. Biitroom tor rent. £5. "W, 1129, Bat. 190k, MISS CHAPPELEAR lessons ta: it by intment. rl.l'..‘l’l'l - 1715 m‘ AVE. Member of (he Bnard of Lecture- ship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Sclentist, in Boston. Massachusefts. At First Church of Christ, North 6 NA’I;I:‘J"A;"'I'HEATEIZ Scientist Ofioss T. Artbur Bmith,- 1508 G 8t. Colnmbis NE. & Mwetld 8¢, -W. Monday and Tuesda; vate leasons ia ballrcom Joint Recital Ev,,‘?.:'x,,’w 11 and 12, ||SiRerEr Rl BT S at 8 O'Clock DAVISON'S"“‘-1329 Mn. w.“‘ Season ices—*'The _Toddle, e o ey Hesilicnt Walke Avmas vy Taps. Teach you to dance correctiy in & fow essons. Strictly private. Any hour. Nor-n Course for teaching. Class dnnce Sat. Eve. with orchestrs. J..I.Holfmnnllln.l'l.l..flcl! Under the Auspices of First Church _of Christ, Scientist, of Washington, D. C. No Collection. All Welcome. Louis Potter, Pianist Maurice Eisenberg, Celkist Tuesday Eveningfl April 12, 8:15 NEW MASONIC TEMPLE AUDITORIUM Tickets on sale at T. Arthur Smith's, 1306 G St. . EXTRA Black Diamonds of Burlesque APLIOL. Mmomm Shubert:Belasco at 8:20 THEATER BEAUTIFUL Penn, Ave. at 11th 'fllls WEEK RICHARD WALTON TULLY PRESENTS The Actor of the Times of m‘. alating commeiy tanght, " CATHERINE BALLE 740 9th 8t N.W. Franklin 6508. P 9 . to 11 P.M. 'CUTE CUTIES S CONSTANCE o """,,..,”"..‘:."2:2,""’";.":;.":."‘::’."‘- SHAKER WHITE DUO— Torsdare. 8300 To. Hieom. 1 510 . 314 £ TALMADGE| ‘e 88350 With STELLAR SUPFORT fa i ¢ Bupent Gisle. Pioms 77 Tissw. AND MRS, ACHER E‘l‘ DIO, 1127 &6 , amma’s Affair’ n.w.—Class |llmil.1 ;’ld Friday, 8 to Private lessons appointment. 1Plhnn"» North 67%6. Established 1900. __ 16% Guy Last P OST i 38 Kieiioes ARCADE] 2= A PLAY TRANSOENDING OCONTEMPORARY DRAMAS DANCING | .,--«5-"01" T.ALMADGE Next nl-nr—nn. Thursday. ucu hr-‘ : DONALD PEGGY RALPR In Her Newest Comeay, | WEEK q BRIAN WOOD MORGAN “M ’s Afl + »|NIGHTS |"onimsura Musical Play_ “‘Buddieq” i pamee . l / . a X