Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1921, Page 5

belle Alexander, Mrs. G. G. Miss Susan yd, .Miss Mary Barr MISS 0°'TOOLE HONORED : ¢ BY WOMEN AT DINNER R‘in':- Sirah Beatly Mra: Wiitam H, Ciag. Miss Margaret Corry, Miss Jane J. Eorbey, ~ Miss " Maud _Cavanagh, Mre. Dashiel, Miss Maria Ewing, Miss Pauline Floyd, Miss Stella Gates, Mrs. A. L. Gardner, Miss Helen Hill, Mrs. Edith Penn Hall, Miss Bertha Henderson, Miss Ruth L. Halpenny, Miss Helen Jamison, | Mrs. Laura Jarrett, Mrs. Mary C. D.| Johnson, Mrs. R. O. Joffes, Miss Kate Johnson, Miss_Mary Laird, Miss C. Lamar, 'Miss Nannie Lancaster, Miss Annabelle Matthews, Mrs. Mary Kelly McCarty, Mrs. Mabel Manuelm, Miss Mary B. Moylan, Miss B. Nunan, Miss Ann_Agnes O'Neill, Dr. Mary O'Malley, Dr. Edith Se Ville Coale, Miss Margaret Patch, Miss Estelle Heiman, Mrs. and Miss Packard, Miss Corinne Quarles, Miss Christine Quick, Miss Isabel Rider, Mrs. J. Garfield R rs. Gurnee S Strong, Miss Jen: Saunders, Miss Louise Sullivan, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Mary Many Organizations Combine to Pay Respects to Newly Appoint- ed Municipal Judge. Surrounded by the heads of prac- tically every woman's organization in the District, Miss Mary O'Toole was the guest of honor at a dinner given in compliment to her recent appoint- ment by President Harding as judge of the Municipal Court of the Dis- trict, t the Women's City Club last night. In a brief address of response, Miss | O'Toole spoke on the responsibility of serving the people of the District and proving efficiency of women in Judicial places. She said: “This honor which ferred upon me also means an_honor to all women, and I feel that I must make gond for their sake, especially those sored my ap- for that of the ‘Wilson, who will look | waljace, Mrs. Pinshea. MASSACHUSETTS LEADS. been con- William Tindall, Miss Ella Miss Gertrude Van Hoosen, jence Ward, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. V. Poe Mrs. Wilkerson, Miss Hermie Marie English and Miss chairman of the the banquet, s Sarah Pope Gro- Miss Grogan committee presided, and Bun was toastmistress. called attention to the fact that W !n:(mn leads al’l (lllhsr ;lue' l‘n ‘Massachusetts takes rank as one of ving two nan judges of courts, facturing states of Judge Kathryn Sellers- of the Ju. | (he leading manufactaring !(\n Of a cen- Venile Court and Judge O'Toole. the union with public — Presented With Bracelet. As a token of the esteem in which Miss O'Toole_is held by her fellow clubwomen, Miss Florence Stiles, on behalf of those present, presented the newly appointed judge with a hand- some sapphire bracelet. All of the speakers paid high trib- ute to the qualities of Miss O'Toole, and expressed confidence in her abil- ity to preside on the bench. Those to speak included, Mrs. Ellen Spencer . Mussey, Judge Sellers, Mrs. James R. Only Two Days Before We Have to Get Out Mahogany drug fixtures and can be used in al- wall cases, most any line of business; plate- Colburn, Gillett, Mrs. George Julia Lath- glass show cases; wcalew; elec- rop, Miss Elizabeth O. Harris, Mrs. [l ¢ fane; cash registers; 13-foot James C. Cantrill, Miss Stiles, Miss Mary Anderson, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Miss Laura Berrien, Miss Helen Jamison, Miss Jessie Dell, Miss Marie K. Saunders, Mrs. Helen H. Gardener, Mrs. Howard L. Hodg- kins, Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, Mrs. Marie Manning _Gasch, Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, Mrs. Delia Sheldon Jackson, Miss Maud Cavanagh, Mrs. Minie Cunningham, Miss Nina E. Al- lender, Miss Ethel M. Smith, Miss Clara Woll, Mrs. Mary Wright John- l prescription counter, and equip- ment. Two National Electric Moving Picture Check or Ticket Ma- chines. | Everything has got to be sold. Apply Drug Siore, 15th and F Sts. 1 Open for Inspection. || i son and Mrs. C. N. Chipman. Terms can be arranged. Miss Mable Owen rendered several songs during the evening. 0ong those present were: Miss Ma- Polar Cub Electric Fan $5 16-Inch Electric Fans, $20 SMUDDIMAN ¢ &£ 1204 G ‘St. 616 12th St. Phone Main 140 sus bureau report showing that manu- factured 1919, The 1914 value \'\ll $1,641,373, establishments ln Massachusetts in Here Are the New ~Victor Records \ For August On Sale Tomorrow At Arthur Jordan’s RED SEAL RECORDS CARUSO, ENRICO 88635 T' m’ Arricordo ¢ Napule Esposito-Gioe. . BRASLAU, SOPHIE 64967 Girometta (My Sweetheart) 12-inch. Price, $1.75 /| Gabriele Sibella. 10-inch. Price, $1.25 DE GOGORZA, EMILIO 64949 Dream Faces ‘Wm. M. Hutchinson. 10-inch. Price, $1.25 DESTINN, EMMY 88636 Masked Ball Verdi. 12-inch. Price, $L75 . ELMAN, MISCHA 64968 Country Dance Beethoven-Elman. 10-inch. Price, $125 GARRISON, MABEL 64969 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 10-inch. Price, $1.25 HOMER, LOUISE 87327 When the Roses Bloom : g ] Louise Reichardt. 10-inch. Price, $1.25 JOHNSON, EDWARD . 64970 Because You're Here Robe-Gitz Rice. 10-inch. Price, $1.25 MORINI, ERIKA 74692 Spanish Dance, No. 3 Sarasote 12-inch. Price, $1.75 PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA 74691 The Volmg Prince and the Young Princess (From “Scheherazade”) 12-inch. Price, $1.75 RACHMANINOFF, SERGEI 64971 Valse in D Flat Major Chopin. 10-inch. Price, $125 RUFFO, TITTA 88637 Falstaff—L'Onore! Ladri! (Your Honor! Ruffians!) Verdi. ZANELLI, RENATO 64972 Madrigal d¢ Mai (Madrigal of May) 12-inch. Price, $1.75 Floris-Nitke. 10-inch. Price, $l.ZS DANCE RECORDS Cho-Cho-San (Fox Trot) Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra Song of India (Fox Trot) Paul Whiteman and h{s Orchestra Learn to Smile (Fox Trot) Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra Oh Me! Oh My! (Medley Fox Trot) = Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra I'm Nobody’s Baby (FoxTrot), All Star Trio and their Orchestra All Star Trio and their Orchestra Original Dixieland Jazz Band Original Dixieland Jazz Band 18777 10-in. 85¢ 18778 ” 10-in. 85¢ 18773 10-in.. 85¢ l 18772 10-in. 85¢ l Listening (Fox’ Trot) St. Louis Blue (Fox Trot) Jazz Me Blues (Fox Trot) Mother Machree Down Yonder Bresrss Alberto 18775 Peerless Quartet $1.00 10n.y Dom't You Remember the Time?—Louise Terrell— 19760 [ SteT of the Sea—Rcverle Charles Hart 7o Florentine Quartet | jg77g( Little Crumbs of Happiness 523 Meditation 10-1n. Charles Harrison Florentine Quartet Springtime 4 Oisineuctin Charles Harrison i Victor String Quartet Homing Elsie Bak 10-1m., 5 oming Sisie Baker In the Forest (Sous Bois) Toim ; oo Victor Orchestra | 81000 Sylvia Lambert Murphy Stars and Stripes Forever | 18774 All By Myseit March = Sousa's Band | 10-fn. Afleen Stanley 135! Golden Star Sousa’s Band Anna in Indiana Arthur Flelds Drowsy Head — Medley Waltz—Frank Ferera Thinking of You Peerless Quartet Carolina Lullaby Albert Campbell-Henry Burr Anthony Franchint | 18763 Iate of Paradive—Medley 10-in. Waltz—Frank Ferera 85¢ Anthony Franchini Arthur Jordan Pian—o Co. G Street at Thirteenth HOMER L. KITT, Sec.-Treas. Home of the Chickering Pianos Victor Records Mailed, l’oshgo Pnpud, to any address in U. . EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON, 1919, as against 12,013 in 1914, a de- crease of 1 per cent. Capital invest- ed {increased from $1,548,961,000 in 1914 to $2,964,439,000 in 1919. Wages paid in 1919 amoupted to $826,027,000, while salaries weére $184,149,000. products In that state, in were valued at $4,011,068.000. There were 892 mnnulaut\lrlnz All Prices Have Been Reduced At the United Cafeteria 1010 F Street N.W. in his cafe at 2043% 4% street south- west June 11, left an estate valued atlsiding in Naxos, Greege. 'D. ©, THOURSDAY, JULY 2%, 1921 1 $967.68, according to the petition for letters of administration on his estate CAFE VICTIM LEFT-$967. Constantine 8. Dryllls, who was killed | filed 5% lar will start your account. Greek consul. mother, two brot Interest on Your Savings Compounded Twice a Year There is no such thing as Chance Success—the first step must be in the direction of thrift. by Stephen Koundouriotis, This association is in a2 position to assist every person who has a disp8sition to rise above sordid conditions. pay the highest rate of interest consistent with absolute safety. We can assist yoi in acquiring a home. Come to our office and let us talk this matter over with you. Columbia Building Association 716 11th Street N.W. UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION We One dol- Dryllis is survived by his re and a sister, re; When the Garage Is Finished —protect it with a coat of GALVANUM PAINT. The only paint that you can put on galvanized iron without preliminary acid treatment. $4.50 gallon RETAIL HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 New York Avenue PAINTS Your Fall Redecorating —plans interest us, as far as such thingse as Paints, Wall Finishes, Stains, etc., are concern- ed. Please call on us if you wantsadvice. Glass cut to order WHOLESALE Men’s Blue Serge Suits Pennsylvania Avenue | (Third Ploor) 7 Of course all-wool and fast color—or they’d never have a place in our stock. And, too—of Saks makemanship—which in itself is a guarantee. Modeled upon the most popular lines. Reduced $37_75’ to. .o Boys’ Wool Suits (Second ¥Floor) Including Right Posture, others with two pairs of pants; others double seats and knees. Blue Serge and Fancy. Reduced from 7 $15 and $18......$ '95 Men’s Palm Beach Trousers, in ::;a:t::l colors and of careful cut. ..... Boys’ Palm Beach Knickerbock;n, plain and striped effects; sizes 8 to 18 YeAYS .. vossvnss 2nd Ploor. [13 .4 L4 2 9, Junior High” Suits (Secona rmr)‘ . Boys’ Long-pants Suits—Junior High models-—Blue Serge, Plain and Fancy mix- tures. Sizes 15 to 18 years. Reduced $ 75 RO i . Boys’ Blouse Waists, khaki ;olor and fancy stripes; regular and sport collars; broken sizes .............. o0, 2n4 Ploor. $4.75 $1.95 79¢ 39c Boys’ Knit Union Suits, perfect fitting; small sizes only..................... 2nd Ploor. Men’s ‘Silk Cravats (Pirst Floor) Best Cut Silk and Knitted Silk Four-m- Hands—Roman Stripes and plain colors. — Reduced 39c tofi 9 Men’s Oxfords (®irst Floor) Lot of Men’s Delta Oxfords, Cordovan, Brown and Mahogany Russia Calf, Brown Kid, ‘Gun-metal, Patent Leather, Canvas, Duck and White with Black or, Brown Leather Trimmings. Values up to $6.95 for such radical reductions as we are making. I made. $20 and $25. Grades....... Men’s Wool Crash Suits (Thira Floor) Cool as anything you can wear—and with the shapeliness that goes with wool finish. Desirable models—and superiorly $16.75 Boys’ Wash Suits (Becona Floor) Panama Cloth—Dark Brown, Sand and Gray—plaited Norfolk style, with knicker- bocker trousers. Reduced | (1 PP MR Boys’ Khaki and Gray-striped Crash Knickerbockers; sizes 8 to 16 years. .. .. 2nd Floor. Boys’ Cross-bar Nainsook Union Suits, with elastic band in back; sizes 24 to 34. 2nd Floor. Sizes 8 to 16 years. $8.75 59¢c Men’s Fine Union Suits ‘(Pirst Floor) Jersey Silk, Crepe Silk and Silk and Lin- en—full athletic cut—in sizes from 34 to 4. Redisced from $4 and $5.00 to.. $2.35 Boys’ and Girls’ Vacation Shoes, Oxfords, San- dals, Keds, and Buckle Pumps and Barefoot San- dals. Tan and Brown Leather. White or brown canvas . . 1st Floor. Golf Clubs—wood and iron—the needed sticks to play the game properly. 4th Ploor. broken sizes. . tion effects. Reduced Economy Men’s Bathing Suits One and Two Piece Bathing Suits—in Plain colors and combina- | (1 e e R e (¥ourth ¥loor) Mén’s Sports Suits—in Blue Serge and Cheviots in heather mixtures, patch pockets, belted back, leather Kerat buttons. ke $21 75 $1.00 $2.89 Tomorrow is the day—We're Closed Saturdays Pre-Inventory Specials - August first is our mid-year and we want to enter that period with our small lots cleared up. That accounts Friday is the day—because we are closed all day Saturday. Saks & (ompany = sizes. Reduced (S Men’s Bath (Second Floor) Jap Crepe, both plain colors and striped; cut long and flaring, slippers and carrying case to match. Reduced : Cv b 0 R TR Boys’ 2-piece Summer Pajamas, plain Blue, Lavender and White, with silk. frogs; cut full sizes, 8 to 18 years. ..... 2nd FPloor. Boys’ “Alheneeds” 2na Floor. Reduced 1 70 /SRS PR NOR Women’s saddle strapped; foot-form last; soles; low heels. Regular $15 grade. .. 4th Ploor. $3.35 Floor (Pirst Ploor) Men’s Palm Beach Suits (Third Floor) Genuine Palm Beach weave—and mod- eled and made as all Saks suits are—sand, blue and gray shade;—mth good range of $13.75 Undergarments, with buttons for pants; in sizes 3 to 12 yrs. Men’s Union Suits (¥irst Floor) Madras and open mesh—with no sleeves and knee length. Sizes 34 to 46. $1.05 “Keds”—low-cut white; dressy, with white rubber soles; ornament at throat......... 4th FPloor. Ladies’ Golf Bals, Tan Lotos Calf; Men’s Straw Hats e————eeeras » Robes $1.25 79¢c | 5 for $5 type; $2.49 oak $9.50 Reduced ; Brown and White Canvas—with triple stays; leather trimmed, and strong leather " bottom. Regulation in every way. Reduced Choice of all Sennit and Novelty Straw Hats—that have been selling up to $4. $1.85 Golf Bags (Fourth Floor) $3.39