Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 18

MILITARY MASS FEATURE OF GONZAGA CEREMONIES Sermon by Editor of America nl Preached Today—Production of “Macbeth” Tonight. Solemn military mass marked the | {opening of the third day centennial || |ceremonties at Gonsaga Colloge. The Il jof Gonzaga, Rev. Paul R. Conniff, fli{|S. J.. with Rev. Joseph I Fink as fli | deacon and Rev. John A. Dixon as | | subdeacon. Rev. George L. Coyle Ji{N | was . master of ceremonies. The sermon was preached by Rev. Richard H. Tierney, S. J., editor of I { America, a national Catholic weekly. A social .reunion and reception for alumni and old students of Gonzaga was conducted last night in the lower auditorium of the college with Wal- ter L Plant, president of the.alumni l| |association, presiding. A program of j|| | entertainment was presented under, ‘th: direction of Bernard E. Shles- nger. i Tonight at 8:15, in the college audi- ifll { torium, the Gonzaga Dramatic Asso- il | clation will offer its centennial pro- il |duction of “Macbeth,” under the di- rection of Rev. Robert T. Smith, dra- matic and athletic instructor at Gon- = |3aga. The cast will include John J. O'Connor, Francis X. Foley, Aloysius B. Connelly, Ralph McD. Robertson, Leo A. Bond, William E. Ring, Fran- cis L. Davis, John J. Farrington, Cur- ran De Bruler, Aloysius P. Kane, Ar- thur L. Meegan, Raymond C. Kirch- ner, Francis X. Welch, Francis C. The Chastleton Sixteenth Street at R Handsomely Furnished Apartm Brahler, Matthew S. Ruddy, James F. Herbeck, Harold C. Gardiner, James J. Madden and James F. Enright. AMUSEMENTS (Continued from Fourteenth Page.) ents Ome and Two Rooms and Bath Full Hotel Service Weekly and Monthly Rates blending and thrown upon a screen. Romance,” auxillary pictures “The Teacher's another headliner, is a little musical playlet (elturlng Rob- ert Capron, an eccentric comedian of accomplishment, and' Muriel Rastrick, a charming singer, with a cast of ten, most of them pretty girls in very pretty costumes, with scenic auxil- iaries. The music throughout is quite attractive, although the romance of the story seems weak. Tabor and Green, ebony comedians in character- izations, are much more than that. They appear in black face and one of them, with a remarkably clear and Our rental department is prepar- ed to give immediate service to all who rent typewriters. Only first-class machines, in good con- dition, sent out. L. C. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWRITER CO. (Mills Building) . Ave. N.W. 17th and Penna. Ave. Phone Main 411 powerful voice of wide range, sings || Canio’s ‘Lament,” from “I Pagliac- cl,” while the other, a good pianist, joins with him in llngin, a beauti- ful mammy song, not familiar in these parts. The Melroy Sisters have a fine line . of specialties, including character songs, eccentric and clog dancing; Freemont Benton and com- pany, a playlet, “Handkerchiet 13,” which causes much amusement, and Harry Bentell, an excellent offering of xylophone selections mingled with soft shoe dancing. The added matinee feature is a de- lightful little romance of the petted daughter of a wealthy man and a modern _‘“cave man,” who won her heart. It is called “Moonlight Fol- lies,” features pretty Marie Prevost, and is a King Baggott pioture. Bus- ter Keaton's funny triala as “The Goat,"” the International News, show- ing many of the French delegates to the current conference, and other pictures of a comic character are shown at all performances. Frank Finney, a favorite with the burlesque patrons, is at the Gayety ‘Theater this week with a brand-new offering bearing his name. The show has many ideas that are distinctly original, and Finney is seen at his best. his. repartee is thoroughly en- Joyable and many of his lines and stunts are evidently impromptu. Ernest Mack i8 good as Finney's foil and also as an individual enter- tainer, being an ecoentric dancer of merit. The pair have a novel and Inughable stunt in the second act, a ‘burlesque on a small town election, with some new ideas on how pre- election speeches should be made. Al- thea Barnes, good to look upon, and Marie Worth have most nf tha o~~~ numbers, and a trio composed of Wil- liam Rogers, Vincent >canian wud Roger Little dispense some good har- mony. Others in the cast- include Laura Houston, Pauline Hinman, Wil- liam Evans and Raymond Payne. ‘The chorus s an acceptable adjunct to the show, and ‘one of the “ponies” shows enough “pep” and abllity to warrant the prediction that she will be seen later in more important roles. ‘The costumes are very pretty, espe- clally the ones worn in the widow song in the first act, and the scenery does - credit to the artist who de- eigned it. Matke It at Home--- ! A New Luscious Confection OU probably never knew that DR. SCHINDLER’S Peanut Butter can be made into the most toothsome candy you've ever tasted. Peanut Butter Candy made of DR. SCHINDLER'S Peanu! Butter is unique and surprisingly different in taste, and is- just full of the “FRESH-ROASTED PEANUT FLAVOR” for ‘which it is famous. Prepare it at home, and serve it on all occasions. - 100 18t § 28¢ e, To Y;-lb. of brown sugar add -cup of water'and boil fifteen minutfit Then add 4 ounces of DR. SCHIND- .. LER’S Peanut Butter. Boil all about . .ten minutes until thoroughly dis- Bolved. Stir continually. “Pour into an oiled pan, let stand thirty’ min- - utes, and cut as desired. = 1] i Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. KNIT —Women’s Silk and Wool Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves; low neck, sleeveless, ankle length; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, knee length. Regular A sizes. Each $2.89 —Extrg sizes, each, $3.25. —Women's Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants, fleeced, bleached; high neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; tights in ankle }:ngt?; woven bands. egular sizes. Each ..c.cveveeens $ 1 -00 —Extra sizes, each, $1.25. —Wamen’s Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, fleeced and bleached. High m:ck,l long éleeves, ankle length. Regular and extra $1.49 sizes. Each ...... . —Women’s Wool Mixed Ribbed elbow sleeves. neck, short sleeves; sleeveless. Tights, $1.00 ankle length. Sizes Kann’s—Street: Floor. Sizes 36, 38; low low neck, 36 to 44. Each.... —Sateen-covered Comforts, in 72x80-in. size, filled with- best white cotton. The covers are of French sateen, in flaral and oriental designs, in a good color range, finished with a plain sateen . border, scro}J-stitched. Each,$5-00 —Lamb’s Wool Comforts, with beautiful mercerized sateen cov- ers, in attractive floral and oriental designs, with rich, plain-colored back; wide, plain borders, extra heavy; tional designs, size 70x84 inches. Kann’s—Street Floor. at Wednesday at slightly imperfect. Patterns .|.rooms, living rooms, ete. —6x9-ft.- Congoleum Rugs, sec- onds of $8.45 Gold . Seal quality. Wed- $ 5 .79 | nesday ... Kann’s—~Second Floor. Vests and Tights. Dutch neck, There Is Luck In Sevens Particularly These Seven Good Values ~ in Bedwear —Luck for the family*that needs warm blankets and com- forts, because the qualities are unusual to find at these prices. —Plaid Blankets, 85% wool, with a smal]l percentage of cot- ton; in pink,.blue, tan and gray plaids, also plain whiteand gray yv;:hdpinl_( hor Jb]uehbordcrs, fin- ished witl -incl ) binding. A pair”..'$8.95 —66x80-in. Plaid Blankets, of eotton, with a wool finish, in blue, pink, tan, gold and gray plaids, also plain white, tan and gray, with pink and blue PRIT poceceencnnccen —Lamb’s Wool Filled Comforts, Robes. An excellent medium- weight robe, with a soft plush face and wool back. The colors are gray, brown and blue. Unusual value —In a very special sale Wednesday. These are rugs which sold last season at $129.95 and $147.45. Choice —A wonderful variety of designs to select from. Thereare both seamed and seamless rugs in the lot; some have plain ends; others finished with fringe. Seamless Heavy Quality 9x12-Ft. Wilton Velvet Rugs ' Standard Quality “A” Grade Inlaid ' ; Linoleums —Qualities sold last season at $2.95. Special Wednesday, Sq. yd. —An unusually thick quality, in best tile, parquet and mosaic patterns. - 9x12-Ft. Seamless Texoleum Rugs —Seconds of $16.45 qualities. Special $9 95 MED DRESS HATS —Which you can have trimmed up to your order as simply or as elaborately as you choose, to express your individuality. Conference, when you will pre and have much sight-seeing to Priced From— —TRIMMINGS, in a large $5.00. TIME TO PUT ON WARM UNDERWEA —The calendar, the thermometer and doubtless your own feelings notify you of the above fact, but the following list advises you of the excellent qualities you can obtain here at these most reasonable prices in both women’s and children’s underwear. —Women's Medium-weight Cot- ton Ribbed Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, tailored, knee and ankle . length. Regular $ sizes. Each 1.00 —Extra sizes, each, $1.25. —Children’s Ribbed Cotton Waist Suits, fleeced; .silver gray and white. 3 garments in one—shirt, waist and pants 2. hig};zneck,, long sleeves. Sizes 2 to years. Each 95C —Children’s Cotton Sleeping Gar- ments. Outside seams, nothing to bind. High neck, long sleeves, an- kle length, with feet; natural color. Sizes 0 to 5. Each............ 79C —Children's Cotton Ribbed Vests SN and Pants, fleeced and bleached; high neck, long sleeves; pants, an- kle length. Sizes 2 to 50 12 years. Each........ C —Women's Knitted Cotton Bloom- ers, elastic about knees and waist; reinforced ; blach:- and pink. - Regular and extra sizes. Each 59C —Finds ing the brown, $8.50 —Sold Last Season at Thet Wednesday at attractive designs and colors. 1ot, choice Wednesday.. $1.79 —Completely bordered on all sides. Heavy quality and only suitable for kitchens, dining —3x9-ft. Congoleum Rugs, kitch- en or pantry size. Seconds of $4.95 $ “quality. Wednesday, 2.29 —Something new and becoming to wear —Large, medium and small shapes, of duvetyn, felt, Lyons and panne velvet. $2.95 ment of flowers, ostr_ich feathers, pins and ornaments. Priced from 50c to Accordion Pleating are used for negligees, for underslips to handsome lace frocks, for skirts, and the 19-inch widths are very desirable for mak- —40-in. Accordion-pleated Chiffon, in navy blue and black. A yard........cceoceneenne —19-in. Accordion-pleated Chiffon, in black, —Ombre Georgette, accordion pleated; 40 inches wide, in beautiful shaded effects of Chinese blue, American beauty, orchid, ‘flamingo, brown and Delft blue. A yard.......cocecennnnnn. —Both styles lined with good quality silk and both are man tailored. Kann’s—Street Floor—Neckwear Store. —This special offer made just to reduce the guantity on hand. *Some have plain ends, some have linen fringe; all are closely woven and in the most . Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs ——=Size 9x12ft. Sold last season at $39.95. This " “THE BUSY CO! e during the Limitation of Armaments obably be_entertaining friends from out of town do and will want several new chapeaux. to $5.00 assort- —HATS TRIMMED FREE if shape and trimmings are both purchased in our Millinery Store, Women’s Thread Silk HOSE With High Spliced Heel Very. Special, a Pair 1.75 —Offered at this special price on account of concessions, due to maker's delay in filling orders of several months past. —These are full-fashioned stockings, with mercerized top | and sole. The colors are blac! and cordovan only. —At the same price are also offered ‘Women's _Imported ngol kSpm':l bHose, Derby rib, inblack and brown. i X vair $1.75 —Imported Wool Sport Hose, | Derby rib, hand-embroidered clox; brown, with self embroid- ery, black with $2.50 white embroidery. A pair Kann's—Street Floor. 19 and 40 Inch $115. Sale many new ways to be useful. The wide pleatings 1 price ... new “angel” sleeves or undersleeves. $2.75 $1.75 navy, light blue, and white. A yard.. $4.00 % One-Day Special in Seal Plush Stoles but $97.45. 50 of $49.69 $59.95. 3 blue and tan. $24.45 Congoleum Floor Covering—“Gold Seal” Guaranteed Quality . —Easy to keep clean and-always sanitary. Choice Wednesday; a Sq. yd.......... —Choice of otur cfitire line, cut from full rolls. Tile, wood, carpet and matting patterns, in both light and dark colorings. - 41/px12-Ft. Axminster Rugs ;:fnl::g;:;]sy: Clloiee., W::l‘lllle:::;' $ 13055 —18 rugs in this unusual size for halls,long rooms, etc., made without borders on the long side. Two of these may be used ental and floral designs. Kann’s—Third Floor. Terms as little as —MODEL 20, blue with pink lining. Kann's—Street Floor. THE S. KANN SONS COMPANY] Penna. Ave., 8th acd D Streets Model No. 20 $49.50 . Regularly $115 $5 $2 $3 $3 size 72x80 inches. covered with satin or cambric, - i — i Each u.oreivunrenes $9.95 with plain sateen border, i —Plalm ‘3“"'.:: AT _fltlol;s“fim:eg e same syle —Beacon Jacquard Comfort. | attractive designs stioless, Wy o el silkc. At.......... ables, in plain colors, with fancy and colors; size $7 50 chain fagtener. to matgh,al are ZThe same style, of black borders, also all-over conven- | 72x80in. At........ o —Good length ° large size; hand- satin, in . —60x80-in. Silvertone Motor and width. some styles. sleeves. At ..... Atw“h $4.50 ! —Long Quilted Robes, of satin, made with laydown collar, pockets, frogs and ornamented with silk tassels. The colors are purple with lavender linings, navy with red lining, black with lavender lining, and pink with light blue, and light R HIGH-GRADE WILTON RUGS § The price will interest every householder who has fine rugs to buy. 9x12ft. ruge. Sold regularly $49.50 —MODELS 3 AND 4, regularly $175 to $225. Sale price......ovues T Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Quilted Sacques, Jackets and Long Warm Robes —Quilted Sleeveless Jackets of Japanese silk, in black with white or lavender linings, also all white. Sizes 36 to 46. At... —The same style of a good quality satin. At —The same style, with sleeves .50 .00 .00 A History-Making Sale of Phonographs Is now in progress at this store —Yon will have to hurry if you would get in on it. Phonographs of high quality are offered at prices that are unequaled. Those who have always wanted a phonograph can now have one for very little money. down, then per month can be arranged. $5 ‘-—MODEL 30, regularly e $69.50 $89.50 —Quilted Satin Sacques, with sleeves, in purple, navy, rose and copenhagen, with self- linings, also in black with laven- der linings. At.. $7'95 —Quilted Silk Sacques, with sleeves, finished with silk frogs, in purple, rose and ith 1f- fnings. At 90.75 $13.50 79.85 9x12.Ft. Axminster Rugs —Alex. Smith’s Make. 42 of Them Wednesday at............ $29.00 —These rugs are slightly mismatched in patterns, but you will not mind this when you consider the quality of the rugs. Two splendid’ oriental designs in Last Season at —100 Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Sold last season at $19.95. Choice Wednesday at.............. ... —36-in. Reversible Carpet. Last season’s price, 98c. Choice this lot, a yard........cceeviiiiiiiinnnnn saeNes $9.59 | 59c¢ | EACH COLOR. to make a 9x12-ft. rug by tacking or sewing the seams. Ori- TEnE ek