Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 36

36 ) - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 15, 1921—PART 1 g 7 S LEaanE | take charge of the course. The direc- | The Ladles' Auxiliary of 8t. John's [lege will entertain members of the | Miller, V. Safford, Amos C. ] AND COLLEGES | dren were not employed in industry in competition with men. tors of the school believe that the will meet Thursday night at tWe col- |senior class soon. Arras Harvey and Wil- business world is eager for chart- lege. not been completed y ed men and aim to char ST. JOHN'S. et e most Imbortant 4t the ne WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF | News of the death o Mrs. Mary | Fing for the fresh- Belleving that evers commercial | stitution Bronan Inkster. a wraduate of ) N e student should® kno th | 5 M: LAW. class of 191 xh"i\ n received. T as guests of monor. Dr. Yanes cxjand “iucationa] measurementa and | entals o€ husiness anan Dr DrAreey Magee will Lture 2t a1 examinations for membury |d100 1 Seactin. Wash NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. e esent. Invitations atistics.” rother D. Edw sresiden st. Jot 3 scial hygien 3 Sl sy el = have heen extended to high officials i Johw's College of A& fecture: on UArgenting wily pp 0L the Jurioriclass ofithe Washtugron | - into the v-t "” p . :.-x\l,” TM;'LL.”: College of Law began last week. The Junlor class wers inl mbda of the university. ecDean Newsom's class in business | and Finance, this weck will introduce - - “| " “La Sorpresa de Isodoro” is the nomics on Thursc held a de- | a course in busines Preparationg for the annual COM-|title of the play. In the cast_will [Pate on the proposition that it would | Brother Edward petitive drill of the Washington High|appear Catharine _Brazerol, Ruth [ be better socially if women and chil- | services of a government School Cadet Corps. which will be|DThillips. Junciro Brooks. Delgado § ' gan | Vivanco and J. C. Hunt. Spanish _held at the American League Balllgances and a serenade will be fea- Park, May 23 and 24, have virtually {tures of the play. The Spanish! c et fhe order of the|dancers will be Janeiro Brook jréen; ‘coraplet Gladys Barrow, Gladys Phoebus, J. ¢ appearance of the companies on the|pyunt” Delgado Vivaneo and Harry |l ® fleld has been decided, the tickets of vman. The serenade will be by admittance to the ball park have been | FEANCISCO v and Rosemary Ar- | printed, and the seventy-two !_‘"!4“ Miss Es: Pearson will give | il magazine program of the ev ronolog ten by Dr. Yanes | most ready to o 10 Press play will followed by social | judges for the cing. The entertainment will be ||| selected by Army officials early given for the henefit of student ac- |||ff We have never published a more interesting announcement than this—featuring. as it does, things of utmost week. tivities at university, Hill The i on arrangements i ™ . aud Mise Olive Dennis, & former mathe- Snctro Boncn ehateoill moment to every home—at prices which are clearly SPECIAL. Make the most of these opportunities—and sup- matics teac t Tech High School Palmer, Ruth Phillips, ! || ! designing bridges for the Bal- erifie | Brazerol, 3 Mr. Wei- e atitond, She Is one | catherle Brazercl and sivected vy ||l ply your needs now. As always—your credit is good. - John's Tucsday by Senor tests held were real property cases|mystic of 1 Frank Carleton, €10, attache of the Argen- and equity procedure ternity ¥ 4 The alumni association of the col-' John Logan. Alexand Nu i & hi Page.) of the twelve women in the world ) Tool vazquez. 1 iltd holding the degree of civil engineer _ | Members of the class in material é " The Home and School Association|construction in the College of En- of ¥ r i School will hold its| gineering paid two inspection visits i I fnal meeting of the year in the b-lrecantly to the bureau of standaras [l ouse I brary of the school tomorrow Rishi.|to see tests of cement concrete. iron | [l[li a fil Scenes from “Twelfth N and steel A practical lesson in the | ern’s spring play, W facture of metals was given the an introduction 1o which consisted of Hfty young to be pre od at t mer students. T Ay The class, with Prof. Ha * elass in urday nights construction. will make a . . visit soon (o the brick plants of the Students of M Junior Hydraulic Press Brick Company. The School will prese il latter class recentiy made auto- (= o e mobile tour of the bridges in and «r Washington. FProf. John 1 r the | sk, recently bitumi- rd Univer- . costum duced in t¥ Workshop’ Advertising will ured before nous material A of education will meet S A 2 wil e follow At the Franklin Schuol Wedn The f 3" Afternoon at 4 oclock. Several im- | matters will coms for students ve been || pledged to membership in Greek let- | |} ternitics at the university: Phi| Celeste Weyl, Vera Bail Aeret Gk ek 2 Powell and Adelaide Thom: A tiona it ver Tau Delta, Alfred Connolly ules und regulations governing Connolly W, Cooper use ¥ vs xander P ar. . centers 1 1dent at the O Prof. De Witt . Croissant of the Hizh School, who has| English Departmept. spoke re been appoint Jnsor for the cadet | before the Home and School Assoc compar stitution. esplained | tion of the Eustern High &chol on to the girls at a meeting Friday how | “C ning—Its Meaning and they could co-operate gV social functions for ti ork on Tech High Juanita a Street Ju —featuring our Three-piece Convenience Outfit. i 3 | | | In this we are catering to the demand for small Suites, made Specia_l Sale of ‘ necessary by modern-type Apartments, where room is a factor. If ||| later additional pieces are desired they may be obtained from open R C G stock. s | eal rex uras ugs | Three pieces as illustrated. in American Walnut; | Dresser with shaped glass; Vani'y with large $275.00 vinging center gla full siz ooden Bed, neat beading on all piec planni w. Sparrow, chief of the high | Scho # titude laboratory of the bureau ot | nual year book has virtually be o | standards. lectured vefore the uni- | completed, according to V. K. Buseh. | {lhdiiy's engineeri ocioty recently | i editor-in-chief. It will come off the | o efforts being made to increase the presses soon | efficiency of airplane engines zhrouun} g An iilusteated (lec n mathe- |the use of higher compression ratios matics teaching W n at the| Mr. Sparrow's talk was supple- .' M Street Junior High School last|mented by a series of stereopticon Week by Prof. Upton of Columbia slid howing one of the airplanes This school the of- | used - laboratory at the burea u! | 1 | | | i | | We are offering the genuine Crex Grass Rugs. All Grass Rugs are not Crex —and because of the imitation vou'll find CRASS RUG the trade-mark name woven in the bind- if With Chiffonier instead of Vanity Dresser, these $ .50 A Ty, ing of the real Crex. three pieces are priced at The lot offered includes about 200 Rugs of 8x10 and 9x12 sizes— and smaller quantities of the smaller sizes. The effects are plain Three-piece Bedroom Suite. in American Walnut 5198 50 Green, and Green with stenciled Grecian Key border pattern—an o —Dresser, full « Wooden Bed and either Chif- attractive conventional design. . . : s FatnGreen, Koy Berder. Special May Sale sion center in Washington | and 1 graphs plotted to mbia University [ clearly the data obtained in the t > | Mr. Sparrow pointed out that every Pians for the first encampment of | effort was being made to render en- sioned officers of the Hizh | gin, me at high al- adet Corps, the latter part | g in order to of next month are neari ple- | o He ex- rding to Lieut L M. C.. military ¢ m. The fons the s s on the ground duce maximum efficiency. ned the function of t charger in maintaining £ e super- und at- fonler or Toilet Tabl FERR WAMD- | mosphere pressure in the carburete 3 e Wil (be heid fop ten 4liar high altitud A device of this Three-plece Bedroom Sulte, in MAhogany-finish, 24548 inches:. :.Iuflg sslsfx'; amp nETess }kv 1. he said, was used hy M with large Dresser, Vanity Toilet Table with deep 6x72 inches. X I The Parent-Teacher Association of | Schroeder. Army flyer. when he mad center mirror and swinging side mirrors; full size $ .00 7). feet. $6.35 . I the O & unior High School has | his altitude record at Dayton. Ohio. Double Bed in wood, xceilent workmanship and x9 feet.. 935 0 s l 1l raised 16,53 this year. Part of | . finish ..... . . e bR alll ‘I an n i this money will be used to give al at” Doherty has the job of buy- ||| hx12 feet.. o it rer o Xhe ‘cadet company of the | ing all of the furniture for the new, , _ . ax10 feet. i e after the competitive arfll, to | chapter’ house of Sigma Chi fra- forelhiS Suite can be supplied with a large Chif- $ 00 8x12 iecet. $14.85 . M pm_:,hw sic: for (m orchestra and | ternity, foreste, Sith enc losed cupboard, instead of Vanity . 0x12 feet. $15.25 ets it to a curtain for the stz in | | ssembly hall o institutior Frank Myers, Howard Espey. Rob- Ill e/ asgembiy; hialtiof bl rt_ Bonner, Raymond McAllister. | d ‘unusual rhe- ! son and William McPherson recently ! Section 9b of the M Street Junior' Clifford Tinnerman, Richard McPher- We shall place on sale on Monday morning a special carload ||| lot of these celebrated Kitchen Cabinets—marking them accordingly. | wark, Del. to attend ilon Chap- | at dnesday morning | motored to 1 of the institu-|a dance given by Beta toin. Startling tricks in physicseand | ter of Kappa Alpha Fraternity at jij mathemat - featured, while two | Delaware ce. A number of ' | b - - . B i scenes from vanna.” arranzed by | voung udents, chaperoned by | ||| [d‘hu-.r‘wn mr‘nhmmr. m. Golden Oak-finish _ with I Lillian Washington, a student of that! McPherson, were in the party. ||| sliding aluminum top: tilting flour hin: sanitary I} section, completed the program. | il sugar jar, on swinging ring: inside of cupbe . N The spring dance of Lambda Chap- enameled;: roomy compartments for ute i cutlery; also bread box.. I Plans are being prepared by Miss | ior of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity | Alice Deal, principal of the O Street| wus held recently at the chapter Junior High School. to install equip-| house, 1603 Massachusetts avenue | the institution for a print| northwest. The ballroom was deco- | fif attern-making shop for the | ryted with spring flowers and palms. students and a laundry and do- | mestic science shop for the girls | Deita Ta Same Cabinet, with porcel sliding tray...... i menu charts; | Superior Oak Kitchen Cabi 3 equipped v curtain door; improved tilting metal r bin; porce Delta gave a smoker These new features probably will be | Monday evening in honor of new a added to the schoo! before the be-| initiat Several congressmen we top; swinging sugar jar; s 1 hoard; bread 7 | ginning of the w term in Septem- | amon, the peake The freshmen box: specially equippe ympartment and » i ber of the chapter re their three drawers in ver DASE..vn.s i it < 2 inual “freshman part chap- | i Business High School will give jts, ah0Y% e . J I annual escurgion to Marshall Halll ter house Other special prices— “1! June 3. The steamer Charles Macal-] sigma Phi Epsilon gave a musicul Oak Cabinet, porcelain top.......... P $56.50 I ester hes been chartered for the d and will make three trip! at 10 a.m.. and others at 2 .75 Oak Cabinet, porcelain 0Oak Cabinet, porcelain Oak Cabinet, porcelain 0Oak Cabinet, porcelain ¥ | recently at the chapter house. Charlie the first | proudly presided at the piano. Sele 1 X 0 p.m.and | jons were sung by several members i 6:15 pm._ For the alumni who WOrk | and wlumni. The chapter also gave during the day. there will be a forty- ! 4 gunce at the hous Dr. | mile moonlight trip on the steamer! . ng Mrs C St. Johns. Dancing will be a promi- | chaper nent feature of the nizht party Special Price for Alaska Star-Grade Refrigerators Every Alaska-make Refrigerator is a thorough! scientifically constructed Refrigerator—of superior finish and insurs d satisfactory The Star grade is one of the most popular of the Alaska & = Phi Alpha Fraternity held a banquet | o e iy S to, Tl recently i the Arlington Hotel in =h Scl R aview! . - honor of its 1921 initiates. The fra- Blor g h Schoo] e e . T oy | ternity heid jts' annual “Alpna and o rour daya o En tion | Glmma prom recently at the Lafay- -2 A A {ette Hotel. Sixty_ couples attended, Students of the O Street Junior | including many out-of-town visitors. High School been se 1 to! Ab Sehwarts of the Law School ha. the song “Washing 10 feen initiated into the fraternity. ation on the St L, John Jay Chapter of Phi Alpha teresident Harding i8f 00" reeently held u debate on the { proposition that in civil cases a two- Reed Living Room Suites There is an elegance and refinement to Reed that commends it to your consideration: and a durability which insures your satisfac- fition. These are GENUINE Reed: service. family Lift-top Refrigerator, with enamel provision cham- s 65 pounds of ioe, nicely fin- 1 0 Three-piece Livingroom I Suite, upholistered in Fig- I| tottoms, backs upholstered to mateh cushions. Choice C i Ellipse Jun expected to a Members thirde vote of the jury sbould be bottoms. backe uj et ] Fidelis a: decisive. The negative side won. of: Frosted -Brown: or Frosted Ebony MAnishesi.cesex ber. holding approximately of East ished eXTETIO. .. ..couenens Three-piece Living Room Suite, on graceful curved ] Il 1ines; upholstered in attractive Cretonne, with sprxnu$ 50 || seats and loose cushion. Frosted Ehony or Frostec il tertainm. RESEARCH UNIVERSITY. with enamel provision 538.50 ) wealthy donors 2 * said President vded with more stu- | ot | dents than they. can well accommo- the ! Twelve thousand or more are the University of Cali- e wil h schools this Women the h The dance of the senior Eastern Hizh School was held at Dupont Studio Fr ak in each of like illustration, == withA upholstered I o "mits $3.75 | Porch Rockers | een. | Tnat g Which | President Benjamin Ige Whee Side-icer style Refrigerato 5 ) i hirty-five girls garbed in satlor uni- | the Cniversity of California v Brown finish o ¢hamber, holding approximately 50 pounds of icé....... } 1 | Soxmas' sung g danced AR g T i Ktirantive e torms . Superior seamless Porcelain Refrigerator, Side-icer $ 50 fim Miss £ 12 Dearce of the New York | opirative plan of operation adopted aetive Tahle ftormuteh jgitheriof above sulten 0 $ 25 | stsie. with no insanitary joints; easily cleaned and re- o e . it Ageretn Rt Fin ot B 6 0 L e R | anw seea e " 8925 | o v e e ining Chairs o - SURO u features, ally did e comment | an assembly Friday > subject of LRI 2 40 el B I Ber adresy w hallence 09 upon ¥ dom from the influence _An excellent value in Dining i Chairs, Golden Oak, '1‘ | now attendin Y. M. C. A. SCHOOLS. Tomorrow evening at o'clock Dining Chairs, Golden Oak; Made with wire-reinforced P R e Jiient Rapeer will give an open strongly made in every feature, joints and the broad runners— & Y OM, €A 4 b ture on “How to Solve the Prob-.| like illustration, that stands the strain with sat ¥ ‘atfendane he | lems of Lifc'—a ussion of the | with slip seat, cov- of use and exposure I teachers a wwmand T Powel] psychology of thinking i E ered with imitation $4'50 —wnd -roc $ '85 il hur Deerinz Caik, 1. | rtson lectured , F t r ldeal brown leather...... comforta :‘; | waver of New York | Back to 1 s . We are quoting the new low price for this naticnally ad- Baby Carriages . vertised Spring—famous as the Spring that cannot “w\g." Its construction of coil springs, as s Evelvn | (Il ationist, | |f n one | [ Kitchen Table Lawn Swings Special! Of* practical size: 42 inches long; round turn legs, substan- President Rapeer will teach the new in psycho-analysis which has aly been added to the univer- curriculun As illustrated, with strong frame and canvas filling One of our many styles— Genuine Reed Stroller, in Ecru As illustrated—with steel sup- orts; wooden N s B B ¢ prospective students are mak- | (Il P tial construction, and good finish. | illustrated, adapts the spring to finish; with wire wheels, rub- of good quality il lcation e T T seats and back: @ 65 | You are realiy buy every movement @ 00 | ber tires: font @ 85 with extension i s sraipe (offercd. the, univar- .@:j r(a(r)x‘; icl:” o ing them at actual of the body. New 20. brake and steel 14- footrest. Lots of $ e85 H‘“‘ Of these scholarships are in the | Ing LS e Price.....cocoenen pushers - comfort for.... it i hool of ace ed untancy and fifty are er schools D. Upshaw he principal STriby amon of Georgia epeaker hef Students Suppe b university, desiring a | |f " h : e You can buy the il | nesday evening 4. Clapp. play 2 formerly The Mirror. hi of literary enrolled in the s for intensive For the Porch—or Indoor rart ¢ E-2 Columbia Grafonola f" T class of ten hoys will oihelpe Hand. | ing. in writing B 3 Ware “Stirion | Last week a commitice of the | ~ . Use—Adaptable for Both., Wise iney < wer .’7;1 uH_\‘rlI n(\yrhvl on a '”1 m for a di-| (|| < ; awirded « Hand | b anted by the university i June: | | \/) [ Rocker, as illustrated, in the durable $ .25 $85-00 day schoo it he hetd June | 11 the highest | || Chair to match at same price. Formerly sold at $120 of phil had | iy, Both wtion school for bovs will apen | been working degrees at | ot 10w e run for | other institut ing the past | closing August 5 year have completed thetr work at| I Research COLLEGES. The soctat dancin GEORGE WASHINGTON. | +cr and suuden ¢ courses. which will be offered An original Spanish pla Quring the summer quarter, and| by Dr. Francisco Yanes. assistant di- i wpich are especially designed to| rector of the Pan-American U'nion AT I L] will be presented for the first time at | “Teaching elementary school — sub- 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the | jects.” “Methods of teaching h!ghl Playhouse, 1514 N street northwest, | school,” “History of :-dm:anon."‘ Settee, with the same cretonne uphol- stery and the same style and finish as 33000 o Paying only $5.00 down and balance I — —_——— in small weekly or monthly payments. | g The i‘:AZ has a rack for Records and is equipped with the automatic non-set stop device. I with both Rocker, as illustrated. \Special Fiber Pieces\ written Seventh and | by El Circulo Espanol a society of “lassroom management,” “Rural ] Spanish students at George Wash-|school problems, “Modern history,"” E e Strwts ington University “American history and government, y I Members of the diplomatic corps|“The junior high schoo! representing Spanish-speaking coun- |tional = administration, 'Sociology" i tries have been invited to attend!and various courses in “Psychology” e House & H ' “Educs: