Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1921, Page 26

“ing at 8 o'clock, CITY NEWS IN BREF. Washington Chapter, Mount St. Mary's Alumni Association, will meet {at luncheon tomorrow at 12:30, Cos- jmos Club. Mount Pleasant W. C.. T. U. will meéet" tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Julia A. Boyd, 4413 9th street. Rev. Alvin Campbell will spel.k All interested™in ~in_home eceomomics are asked to meet Mrs. Ransome ‘Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Mason House, 1606 20th street. Columbian W.-e'lwlll meet t row afternoon at 4 o'clock at 1‘85 K street. Benning Citizsens’ ens’ Assoclation will meet tomorrow night at Odd Fellowu Hall. « - Miss Boynton’s current events class will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m., 1333 F street. American Institute, Electrical En- gineers, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m., Cosmos Club. Prominent speakers. The Washington Salon and United Arts_Society will meet Thursday at 9 p.m., the Playhouse, 1814 N street. C. J. Fox of the North China Star will speak. The Woman’s Club of Bethesda will meet tomorrow with Miss Florence White of Alta Vista. An exhibition by the cavalry and artillery will be given tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Riding Academy at Fort Myer, Va., for the benefit of the horse show. A al Pem League and Imter- national Literary Association will meet Wednesday at 4:45 p.m., Hotel ‘Washington. Dorothy Hancock Chapter, D. A. R., will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Feehan, 1435 Lamont street. Subscription di er .Y business and professiogal women's section of Women’s City' Club Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Catholic Daughters of America, for- merly the National Order Daughters of Isabella, will meet Wednesday gt $ p.m. in Carroll ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. 1da M. Tarbell will speak at Col- lege Women's Club at 4 o'clock. Alexander JX. Anderson Unit, Amer- ican Legion, will meet at 4:45 oclock at Mason House. 1606 20th street. TONIGHT. The Women's City Club will have a birthday anniversary reception at the 7:30, 1333 F street. Fred. Barrack Post, No. 341, Veter- ans of Foreign Wars, will have old- fashioned box party for benefit of post, at 5th and G streets, 8:30 o'clock. North Washington Citizens' Asso- ciation will meet at United Brethren Church. College Women's Club’s executive board will meet at 8 o'clock, at club, 1822 I street. Goodwill Council, No. 18, D. of A., will give box party and dance. Ladies requested to bring boxes. Men's Club of Mount Pleasant Church will meet in church parlors at 8 o'clock. Federal Bar Association will meet at 8:15, in auditorium, Interior De- partment building. Federal Club will meet at 8 o'clock, at University Clul Parent — Teacher _Association of Adams School well meet at 8 o'clock, af school. Claude Bennett will speak. Stanton Park Citizens' Associaflon will meet at 8 o'clock at Peabody School. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Te Daughters of Veterans, will meet at 8 o'clock. The Parents’ Leafue will meet at 8 o'clock, Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. E ‘The_ Sodality L'nlon will meet at 8:30, Carroll Hall. Daughters of Vel an.—ODen meet- G. A. R. Hal will snve a mas- querade dance, Elks H. —_— AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS East Washington community activi- ties tonight: Americanization class (under direction of Miss M. Aiton of the night shool): Leviathan Athletic Club; Kinnear Athletic Club; E. H. S. First Americans; registration. Park View Commumity Center— There will be a meeting of the Park View Citizens’ Association tomor- row evening, November 8. Dunbar High Community Center— The Elementary French Club will meet this evening to organize for the study of French for the winter. BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED. Taken From Young Wife to Answer Charge of Auto Stealing. Jack William Stinchcomb, twenty- two years old, an automobile me- chanie, who resided with his bride of five months at 307 13% street south- west, is automobiling to Winder, Ga., having left here yesterday afternoon. He said farewell to his bride at police headquarters before being.-formally turned over to Sheriff H. O. Camp of Winder to answer a charge of having taken an automobile from the garage of Dr. W. L. Bush, a resident of the Georgia town, one month ago. Stinchcomb _was arrested last Wednesday by Detective Alligood. He is said to have admit ed taking thc machine. Swiss societies LINVALID GHAIRS RENTED BY WEEK OR MONTH Invalids and comva- lesoents should be out TN, Instrument Co. ugieal Instruments and Allied Lives 1114 14th St. N.W. . soas - % usu. I cowrsun WHAT uom Eset ™ QIL- INDUSTRY|( ®NOW ABouT W[l 's » SlegEST TP club, 8:30 o'clock. i Y. W. C._A. Glee Club will meet at : o < < 1 e Horse. - | £ Sometimes, when viewing motor cars, and marking how they slay my friends, I sadly say, “I'll thank my stars if this wild drama ever ends! 'Twould be a blessed thing, indeed, if men these motors would eschew, and go back to the faithful steed that hauled our fathers fro and to.” And then dead horses I recall, the grand old steeds I used to drive; and, counting up their failings all, Pm rather glad they don't _survive. . Old Dobbin sleeps = where clinging vines their soft and slumbrous shade produce ; he’d get his tail across the lines, and then he’d kick the dashhoard loose. dappled Prince I sigh, his pedi- gree was long and rich; at every hittle thing he’d shy, and dump the buggy in the ditch. And Barb, the Arab, lies beneath a granite boulder, gray and big; she’d get the bit firm in her teeth, and run away, and smash the rig. And faithful Nemo used to walk along the highway, white and straight; and he would hump himself and balk if I’d suggest a smarter gait. And when I think of all the nags I used to drive in other days, the spavined plugs, the equine hags, the blacks, the chestnuts and the bays, I think perhaps I am at fault to wish them back upon the scene, and to my flivver’s seat I vault and burn three quarts of gasoline. WALT MASON. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) a Cold Take Lagative BROMO QU genuine bears the signature of E. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 30c.—Adv. Of grip and ing power h Father John's Medi- cine.—Advertisement. ——— W.C.T.U. PLAN_S_SESSIONS Lady Nicotine and John Barley- corn Main Topics for Discussion. Prohibition and anti-tobacco activi- ties will be the main topics for dis- cussion at the forty-seventh annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of the District of Columbia, which will hold all-day sessions Wednesday and Thursday at the First Congregational Church, 10th and G streets. The meeting will be called to order by its president, Mrs. Emma Sanford | Shelton, at 10 o'clock, following which reports of the union’s various activities during the past year will be read and addresses by several of the prominent membérs will be made. Mrs. Nellie H. Bradley will speak on temperance and anti-tobacco lit- erature. A mass meeting will be held Sun- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church Soulh.l Mrs. Mary Harris Armour of Georgia will speak. butors of High-Grade Distril U.S.Gov't Surplus Property TUESDAY’S BARGAIN . fint Size Vacuum Bottles 98c N. FRANK & SONS 1006 Penna. Ave. 1115 H st. N. E. 3299 M St., Georgetown 1106 King St. Alexandria | IVOBLE SIZE 10¢ APOLEOY SIZE 15¢ UNK, HE'LL For good old! B ASK Engrabing Personal Greeting Xmas Cards Avoid the rush and pla your order as early as pos- sible. Barrp €. Grove Incorporated 1210 G St. Funeral Flowers ° * %k % Let us cherish sympathy. 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You'll like our banking family and its humanized service. BANK Cor. 7th and E Sts. fii‘s TONIGHT 8:20 MAT. Thu. & Bat. THE DRAMATIC SENSATION By the Authors of “The Bat,"” “SPANISH LOVE” Spanish Dances led by LOS CARITOS. Fresh from a year's triumph in New York Dih Below F AYET All Week Jean Bedini's Rural Festival, HARVEST TIME, Introducing 8 cast of celebritien headed by 8 inimeirate of stam. WILL I WTHOR: nd a typical JeanBadio boants chorus, COLISEUM 'SKATING TONIGHT EER HE? CIGAR ‘Have a sideline; build air castles with the help of a DEERHEAD! i L N |- Henry T. Offterdinger, Maker § : 508 Ninth St. NW. Agents for C?MOY'S Londen-Made Br’lufll’ljnl Be Sure —to photograph the decorations of Washington during the con- ference. Fresh films always at Gibson’s Kodak Filling Station 917-919 G St. N.W. 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H—l -SOPHIE BRASLAU, Con- tralto, Jan. 31—BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Only appearante in Washington this season). Feb, . 10— Mme. MATZENAUER, great Contraito, from the Met- ropolitan Grand Opera. Season tickets (six concerts), on sale at Mrs. Groene's Concert Bureau, Droop’s 13th and G. Fhone M. 6483 “THE BUFFALO RUNNERS” FREDERICK REMINGTON Shllbel’l Eamck xlm-'.'fidnv EA ‘Shubert | o $2.00 TONIGHT, l!lr’ H. Kirk] llrlck Announ a New Play by RACHEL CROTHERS EVERYDAY Tallulah Bln.kl\-u!—lhnh Duproe—Frink Sheridsn—Lucile Watson o8 Boery ok cAPlToL -umu ¥at. Doy, 2:15 _ Eve. 8:15 Permitisa MISS NEW YORK, Jr. Extra—Nip and Tuck. Golored Whirlwind Dance: ;;nuu Thuraday Night, Turn- MACDOWE!LrL RECITAL Mrs. Edward MacDowell Auditorium, Central High Bolool Monday evening, November 7th, 8:15 P.M. A w: Soclsty of the * usploss: Washingten Society of the Admission ... .50 cents MEETINGS WITH XA tflavl AMERICAN Howells, Whnn m\u-, Riley, Mark l Inm iy evening, November 10, l 18 P of the uil-n- Reginald Pasch, Frank Dutranne, REPUBLI CLAYTON “EXIT—-THE VAMP” A PARAMOUNT PIOTURS CRANDALL'S F of 108 " MErRoPoLITAN THIS WEEK 10130 A. M. to 11 P. M, WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME a Vund-rm mnv. wia AIIIAQ III.SSOI ’ Il-rry “1 ub" Y otlard in “PE! N-THE-SLOT® —Overture— “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL® (Baite) thlnons Finest Orchestra MIRSEKEY. Conducter Pathe Newss Topics of the Doy woes RIA I_To " ATa WENT OVER WITH A BANG!! CREATORE ARD SYMPHONY 4 HIS BEST TO DATE LON CHANEY chgfggggcm ; r m Beginning at 6:30 P. M. [ DOH'T GOHVIGT WITHOUT A IIEARIHG‘- NIL‘g‘s"'ON SEE “JUDGMENT” VIHV GIRI.S LEIVE HOME Harry Pollard R RS 2118 Daily 23 || S'm‘hy J_sus s || Hahd‘?’ and =|'” I Prices *p* A DOUBLE_HEADLINE BlLL OF DELIGHTFUL QUALITY Limited and Exclusive Engagement pocial Engagement of the Popular Idol ADELAIDE MiSS JULIET & oz | HUGHE G o e e Traits of Fair Femininity in presentat rs Offering o o B |“A One-Gn'l Revue” Extra Added Attraction of Universal Favor LEW DOCKSTADE Kee{_ahOui! ese are The Gates of The Harem Strange secrets they guard, veiled lives, beautiful wives. Of living men, none but the mighty Sheik may In His Excruciat- ingly Fumny Talk ““Normaley” Special Feature—Figs: Time Ilere—Special Feature May Tully Prescnts Al. Woods’ Broadway Success pass their frowning 113 $1) portals. Intrigues, a 9 low whistle in the % " might, murmurings, With Eda Aun Luke, Sager Midgley and Company of Seven Flayers, ::iem?::: of sword and Harry Burns & Steve Freda MR. LEO BEERS POLA NEGRI Suggesting “I Think You * The International Seclety Touch.” Entertainer. Passes within them ‘o HAIG & LAVERE MORTON JEWELL CHANG & MOEY, “One Arabian Nigl:t" 0.0 “Two Friends Who Caa't i Cot " Along. Offering ~Biffernt Extra Mat., 5 P. M.—Friday, Nov. 11th, Armistice Day— Order Seats Now—Phone Main 4485 The Photomarvel. NEXT WEEK ONLY AT CRANDALLS, [METROPOLITAR at 10th TO MOUNT VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester LEAVES 7TH ST. 10 AN, 145 PN DANCING. s 13 Znd_PRIVATE CESSONS , . Cor x lessons, $3.50. i METROPOLITAN F_Street at lmh LS CRANDALL’S GLOVER'S, eny tifne, Tues.. F' 00l _hallroom DANCING EVERY WEEK NIGHT KNICKERBOCKER, 408 7th, Near D St. MOchmann’s” Music or TrE Tor T .| CAROLINA 1% & 1. C. Ave, 55 TODAY. 3:30 P.M. — RY PICKFORD, in her latest produc- “THROUGH THE BACK DOOR. 14th and U Sts. \\unm:mns Beautiful Up- cKEnnorKEn CRANDALL'S, FoiGeERzE . NILS 500 couples dance at one time to the Best Dance Music You Ever Heand. Open 7 p.m. TDancing, §:30 to 11:30, ¢ ~ MISS CHAPPELEAR . Private_lessont by appolntm North 5197. I Consecticut ‘5\ GLADYSE WILBUR, 8 Dupoant cirele (Dupont Studle). FLIY Fr.1435-W, CRANDALL'S Thesise S AT BT LYRIC ncrease in it osteat Prograim. 14th_nnd Irving Sts. N.W. Last Day—The Worider Spectacle, “QUO VADIS” o Increase in_Prices. ! 9th 0 RAPHAEL WaNT HAWLEY, in NDA *“HER STURDY 0A ‘| HIPPODRO in M liroom and Stage Dan [ ;:Nh st. l;,; 4(‘“[!(‘ DIN&N. Y. Ave.N.w, |11 p.m.Trivate A Dairy || Norih G786 Eata Jrant to Dance? You Can Lears to our course students obes half hour individual private lesson and ) one three-hour class lesson for $1.00: e up danciag before you You need not have L3 W “RELOW THE 1 CRANDALL’S A I8th & California Streets R. H. CAMPBELL, Mgr. Two show onls, at T snd 9 p.m. MARY PIOKFORI MHE Love T - lj 2105 Pa. ‘—-Glf(?kw; g%’ux CIRCLE a8 b gt & I st St. and R. L Ave. TODAY __AND_ TOMOR- _GLORIA SWANSON, % “THE SREAT uouz‘(';. LIBERTY MonCositol and £ ts. NORMA TA[MAI)G , in «“THE BIGN .ON THE DOOR.” n 1 pom._Ph. ¥ S o ungnw-,;: | | Teach you to dance correctly In & 3008, | Buietly private, Any bour. Bepatere reudion al course for teaching or expert dancl Class Sat. eve. Instruction and dancing. 8 to DANCE at the most delightful place i town. ington Studio of Dance. Public, Private, m--n {and Stage Dancing. 431 1ith n.w. Open 1 t and R. L Ave. s, e e ok i > |CRANDALL'S YORK THEATER Audrey Keys oU GA\EST ME. e el 5 19 Cona. . b for TS ot T T ‘E.';"::,g'.‘.. AR And 4115, num baliroom for re: 'l‘0 % PARADIRE COMEDY, 1340 Winconsin Ave, TER, in_*“MOONLIGHT AND HONEY- SUCKLE."” CR!ND“ L’S AFOLLO THEATER 624 H St. N.E. JaTiNER SATURDAY AT ) CAST, in “THE Arumx ATOL." 0 Performances at TO; lyW———&PEf‘[Ah CAST. 1n ERTY' RICHES.” ~_And TRATON, B THE BLAYHOUS MARY MILES MIN- SIGHYY SPECTACL U And COMEDY, “CHICKEN HEA YOU ST.|,/ Nuruth