Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 30

GiTY NEWS IN BRIEF il't NEWY ; The Washington Gas ht Com- pany Employes' Beneficial Associa- tion will hold its thirty-third annual excursion to Chesapeake Beach. Match base ball game between the associa- tion’s Industrial League and the Quincy Athletic Club team, now in camp at the beach, A lawn party he benefit of the Holy Family Day Nursery will be held on the convent grounds, 519 4th street, Monday and Tuesday evenings. Ursuline Sisters in charge. The McGrearty 0°Connell Poat. American Legion, recently organized from the public debt service, will give a moonlight excursion Friday. The Big Sisters will meet Friday at headquarters, 324 Indiana avenue. tory Chaster, D. A. R., will give a garden party at the northeast cor- 3 tomorrow. Supper from 6 to § o'clock, followed by vaudeville. The Washington Lodge of Elks will entertain orph, from the institu- tions of the city at Glen Echo next Wednesday. The Kiwanix Club will meet at ita weekly luncheon tomorrow at the ‘Washington. M., and Joppa . will join in an i Hall Friday. acalester will | and at ¥:30 and Joppa Lodge, F. Lodge Chapter. O. excursion to Mars Steamer Charles le at 10 am. 6:30 pm. The Swiss socletien of Washington will give a basket picnic at Brauner farm next Sunday. Take Bladensburg { car at_15th and H streets northe: t t stop beyond Corby Turn to right. Bring poon and plate. | A. C. Waung, a Chine: CGeorge Washington Un the Friends® streets, t atudent in | i will o'c k. on ina. Old and The public ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | TONIGHT. The Universit #nd Brookland Chapter. S. will give a combined e Indian Head on the st leaving the wharf onsin Alumn; | 0. 11, O. E. | The lawn fete and carnival for St. Gabriel's Church, at Tth street and Girant circle, Petworth, will be held this evening. — i The Woodmen of the World wil give an_excursion to Chesapeake Beach. Relay races and other sport features, The Better Business Bureau will hold an election of officers at 1214 F street tonight. A reception in honor of the admin- istrative council of the Z'onist organi- zation of America will be given at 8 o'cleck at the Adath Israel Synagogue. ipsky and Judge Bernard tt will speak. Rabbi Nathan will preside TODAY. nday school class of Bruen M. E. Church will give a picnic at Glen Eeho. ) East Gate Lodge. No. 34. F. A. A. is Iniding a lawn fete and carni- on _tne Site of its new temple, Rhode "sland avenue near 22d_street northea®t. Dancing from 8 to 11:30. The carnival will continue until July 30. SHADOW PLAY GIVEN. A novelty featured the program of { the Tuesday garden party of the Arts Club last evening, attended by about 100 members and guests. In addition to the musical numbers a shadow play was given on a screen erected at the end of the garden, believed to be the first example of this form of “drama” ever done in Washington. It was en- titled “A Fable for Crities,” in three acts. The “play” was produced by means of silhouettes, artistically cut from pasteboard and shown in shadow. with voices behind the screen render- ing the dialogue, which cleverly set forth the fate that awaits the caustic critics of art. This “fable” was the work of Walter Storey, assisted by Homer Calver. Denis Connell demonstrated the methods of motion picture rehearsal in a travesty upon screen writing. aided by volunteers from the audi- s | the residence. ence. The program of the evi was under the direction of .\mfi'\'.'.‘fi ¢ Abbott. in His Briar Pipes. ity chocolate, candy-chef perhaps, chocolates. Napoleon Size, 15¢ The cigar of class. For sale by all dealers. Made in Washington by Henry T. Offterdinger, Mfr. 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Harry Frederick i Montgomery of died suddenly hos- Funeral services will.be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Interment will be in 529 Gresham place, Sunday night in a Baltimore pital. Rock Creek cemetery. Mr. Montgomery, who was thirty- was connected with | the Law Reporter Company of this! Pauline M. children. rtle, Harry and Robert, survive six years of age, Mrs. three His widow, city. and Montgomery. Perhaps You Have Long Desired to Own a New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph —but you have been pre- vented because you already own some kind of a talking machine. We have re- moved -this difficulty by arranging to take in trade your talking machine as part payment on the New Edison. No matter what talking machine you may now own, you surely want to possess the only instrument made by the man who invented the phonograph. Come in and see us and we will arrange a trade for you. You can pay the balance on easy monthly payments. The Gibson Co., Inc., 917 G St. N.W. Every Puff of a Deer Head Cigar is a delight to the man who appreciates a really fine cigar. Deer Head Noble Size, 10c Model Cigar Factory at 508 Ninth St. N.W. 7=~ Agents for Comoy’s London-Made — S that makes Corn- e e - ™. Y A pound, $1.50. 3 i w0 A pound, 95c. A box, 55¢. School Authorities Expect to Ob- tain Cheaper Outfits This Year. Reduction in the price of uniforms School military authorities made it N cl CADET UNIFORMS LOWER. w Wi for members of the Washington High School Cadet Corps is expected by school military authorities. Bids for furnishing the soldier students with uniforms for the next school year will be let tomorrow, and the cloth- ing manufacturers, in the opinion of school officlals, will submit estimates lower than‘last year. best grade of material obtainable for the uniforms i cadets a good sérviceable outfit. They pointed out that the uniforms can be functions of the military body. has been detacnea trom duty as naval attache, United States embassy, Paris, jand ordered to this city for duty in| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1921. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Lost His Heada ™o HEY! WELL It GONNA TAKE che. HEAVENS! 1 FoRGoT ABOUT THOSE OTHER PILLS! I-MUST TELL Hirt Quick ! - o I KNEW [T!S HE'S TAKEN 1Y msomws PILLS INSTEAD. OF THE OTHERSI ! 1Y HOHAND ear today that they will select the | Department, order to give the the office of naval intelligence, Navy | Invalid orn by the boys as school suits as ell as for the drills and various ORDERED T0 WASHINGTON. Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magruder | P clusively. The natty blue outfits last year cost the privates and non-commis sioned offighrs $34.50. The officers’ uniforms cost $39. e kafives, scissors THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. ES —We are ready to supply Blank | Books when you say the word. E. 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H. - HE DESERT MAN" 3 Rimifi Street N.W DY RUBY DE REMEL, in “THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM.™ P11 H Street N.B. OLIVE TELL. in RROW — SESSU! *BLACK ROSES." BAGE OF THE FLOWERS.' CRANDALL’S AYENVE GRAND 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. : 8! 1333 Pa. Ave.S.E, Open 7:15 PO Orchestra Coucert DOROTHY DALTON in RY MI INTER, in CALL ME LITTLE GIRL.” And , o “THE BIKE NEW STANTON ST:A\’H)\ CRANDALL'S TODAY—WILL ROGERS, in WATER EVERYWHERE.' RVLLE TACTICS. THOMAS ~ MEIGHAN, ROA! d COMED Anc METROPOLIT) F Street at 1 AR CAST, in And COMEDY. B @ CRANDALL'S F at 10t METroPoLITAN o TS, WERK, CONSTANCE TALMADGE In a Peppy First National Attraction “WEDDING BELLS” Special Attraction “Our Navy in Action” 11 A. M—ALL WEEK—11 P. M. One Continuous Laugh Realart Presents BEBE DANIELS In Her Most Clever Portrayal THE MARCH HARE Orchestra Auaxiliaries ( CRANDALL’S 18th & Col. Rd. TODA Y— Beginning at 6:30 P. M. STAR CAST In & Ncf:worthy Drama THE OTHER WOMAN MOOoRENS = GARDEN E 11 A. M—Teday, Wed—11P. M. Universal Presents HARRY CAREY E M;E ;’muom“u Drama COMEDY = . - = ERATE TRAILS” e RIZMA Oreh Sihaiorie PRIZMA “Poor Butterfly” LUEw o Daily 13 Sun. 33 Hol'ys 3,35 “A Scream.”—Star. Joseph E.Howard & Ethelyn Clark FRANK VAN HOVEN, “The Dippy Mad My "—EVA SHIRLEY with Fid Gor- den’s Musical Boys, and Al Roth, Jazz MILLIS—GOLD & Dancer—] & EDWARDS—FOUR CASTING CAMPBELLS SIEGAL & IRVING. PENN GARDENS emnna. Ave. at 2 RY DANCING :Y EVENING TONIGHT—*PRIZE DANCE” Fascinating Jazs Musie COOLEST PLACE IN CITY Under Entire New Management ‘CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL Table d’Hote CHICKEN DINNER ROOF GARDEN D-A-N-CIN-G 8:30 Till Midnight (a 1a_carte service) Exeellent Music and Jazs by the Concordia Melody Boya. Make Reservations for Your Parties, Banquets, Afternoon Teas and Dances. . TODAY AND WEEK PAULINE FREDERICK MILTON SILLS In Daniel C; W Great Drama of , “The ) DPBY ':I' ™ by GILBERT PARKER FEATURING JAMES KIRKWOOD =¥ A In the Cool of the Evening TAKE 32-Mile Moonlight Sail ON HURRICANE DECK TO Marshall Hall “On the Historic Potomnc” D ANC[N EVERY EVENING Excell COEUY CHAsE Mans \|§# DANCEG EVERY EVENING, 815 P. M. ¥ MEVER DAVIS' MR~ ent Dining Room Bervice on teamer and at Marshall Hall. § STEAMER ; MACALESTERog CHAS. Loa 45 p.m. Round Trip, ‘Tacluding War Tex. g MOUNT VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Z DR. CLAUDE S.SEMONES (ffizl'l"":‘:l:::-gfl 'I: H. Ets) ‘ MoLachivn '?’., 10th and G Sts, N.W. ety YOU ST. Near 14th A Finest Colored Movie Hox Today a: ‘'omorrow—2:20 to 11 P.M. Anne Luther In “NEGLECTED WIVES” Orchestrs—Prizma—Pollard DANCING. | Washington Studio of Dance, 431 11th n.w. Open 1:30-11:30. 4 private uo{ 5. aulde TREE 88 1 AMUSEMENT PARK 40 Fun Features. _Six Big Rides | ELECTRICALLY COOLED Ballreom Adds te Pleasure of DANCING TO OEHMANN'S GREAT MUSKG “HEAR 18 BELIEVS! —_— X-RAY wels or appeadix as aeen, for at Dr. Wrig Physiclan and surgeon in n.w. _Phone Main 5247. PROF. CAIN'S RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING, YORK AVE. 108 —PRIVATE sic lessont, 129, The highest types of GAS RANGES o are sold e Youll bnd the || 5. Hoffman and Mrs. Hoskind g : Formeriy Mes. H. L. Holt Maurice J. Colbert .. PR 621 F St Main 3016-3017 740 9th St ia .