Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. 7 . L3 Hlde The Soctety of Natives of the Dis- R trict of Columbla wil nold m nual 2 meeting tomorrow at 8 osk room of the Raleigh. Elactlon ol ol- ficers and members. ANCE AT CARROLL HALL. A handsome dining table has § , Aloha Tan Omers Alumat Assocta: nothing to hide—even though you do 8 §5. S50 hy guer omore™ = want its polished top protected. A musical will be given by Bustness) p.m., Church of the Covenant. GLASS TOPS o g, e e the Bible class of the Church of the Covenznt, tomorrow, 6:30 p.m. ‘The Washington Harvard Club will —on tables, buffets, trays, desks and begin its series of weekly luncheo at University Club Saturday at 1 p.m. bureaus afford the necessary protection ith, Li f the furniture's mant will e given i West Wasning- ; \ gy textate- without:concoaung any oF e ton Baptist Church schoolroom, tomor- beauty. Cut and fitted at MODERATE oW eveuing. T Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Teat, D, COS of V., will meet Monday at 8§ p.m. In- ! spection. II I ! Mrs. Frank Ed‘lnflon will give the HUGH RE exposition of the Sunday school les- . ison tomorrow at 4:45, 1333 F street. | RETAIL PAINTS WHOLESALE P The Ladies’ Atd o: 3t olat 'l“:?'?’."“ 1334 New York Avenue R0 Lutheras, Ghueck omesore evkutag | _Dance under auspices of Catholie ! Women's Service Club, 601 E street, tomorrow from 9 to 11:30 p.m. In- struction, 7:30 to 9. Eeleet Klub, informal dance, in ball- room, Raleigh Holel. tomorrow, 9 p.m. guest of honor tonight at a dinner given to him by the Alphalfa Club. The dinner will be held at 7:30 o'clock at Rauscher's. An entertainment is to be given by the Vaughn Class of Calvary Bap- tist Sunday school tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, in the Sunday schoolhouse. Among those who will appear on_the program_are George O'Connor, Mrs. Gawler, Walter Beck and Fred East. HAR] INCORPORAT'ED E MAN 1316 f°l324 7% ST.N.W. Friday Odd Lot Disp " Friday Odd Lot Disposal Low Prlces on Timely Goods' Just a once-in-a-while sale of broken lnh, one and two ofa style, of regular goods; every garment from this season’s pur- chases. Save and be here early. DRESSES $8.88. the city, Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman | and Margaret Gorman. of Keneseth Isracl Congregation, Philadelphia, will speak tomorrow Ject: “The Jewish Main Street.” to 9 o'clock. Gen. John A. Lejeune will ad- Missionary Middlemiss of the South speak. Music. Dancing. African general mission will address William Hard will- speak before the D. M. Stearns Bible class at)Consumers’ League, 8 o'clock, Grace Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church to- | Dodge Hotel. morrow at 11:30 a.m. ship class At ¥, Were to $19.95. o' serge and shimmering silks in all the wanted A ‘Women's City Club olvic section will Cyhe autumn shades—exquisitely braid, tinsel, button consider housing situstion st & Tound \ Tatest mode, splendid quality and amazing vaglety. Dr. Charles E. Jefterson of Broad- C H and womes. at 4:45 on “The Sword of Christ.” 0 S1995, o tash ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ms::nnonfg I‘!:I-woal wvelour, TODAY. and silk-embroidery trimmed ‘in cantrastlng’ . table discusslon, at 3 o'cle colors; featuring straight-line conceptions of E NEY Just odd models lel} g"omdhlx“!c:léflneflglogflx:“!::: 3 g w&yki"abel‘:‘nnl‘:l::.oh'ew Yto'rk ;jllé' :‘!}: a supervalue that defles dup! 0] ] speal n s ngregation: ! . N This evening at 8 oclock h.ls subject flt mw UI'I' s - will be. “The Good : - ] TONIGHT. —is famed for its wonderful tone and the Were to $22.50. ) ‘Washington Alumni Chapter, Sigma = 5 Finest All-wool Serge \ Nu Fraternity, will meet at 8 oclock, [| - beauty of its cabinet work. In every re- spect, the Sheraton Period model typifies 1 1733 N street. Tisses and women-—silk-embroidered and braid- Trinidad Citizens' Association will the high standards of The Cheney fac- tories. Let us demonstrate it for you. ions, in na: and black, fully lined i : ::\‘('lm:leedg:!:ts!‘)" omlda alo:z the new straight-line X meet at Blair.School. Officers will be tallleur lines; extraordinary values that are un- elected. paralleled—don’t delay & second—the quantity is limited. Progressive Council, No. 9, D. A. R, will give a card party at Naval Lodge Hall, 8:30 o'clock. A2 3 P i Fur COLLAR CO TS -4 i l}e‘ dMic‘?‘n;I O'I‘;lllx\‘lklan okauan rela Wi rincipal speaker at . . A {nlss:r:leel‘lngeuf xé{n’ex: w Setock = Through a series of acoustic i ay. t 1-wool n auditorfum of urch of Immacu- A r ,Luxurious blue, brown, burgunds, ;;?c h"a'“x far late Conception. . features found in no other full sl annis! ocke! - e dea raiy Tined modeieafor mll€:s ‘and Sim o geton Schoor will meet at [ phonograph, The Cheney at- Seeking warm, serviceable coal c ! Tomen, Seeking remuler stock up to $22.00. Stater, Schoolj Slodleck: tains remarkable sweetness and Doy Bast wifl meet ‘st 3 o'cio0k, £ urity of t d icall orsey Po locl SERGE 2 1008 E street. | ] p. 1_y one, and practically SKIRTS 3 49 Ladies: Auxiliary, Twelfth Street ‘ eliminates needle scratch. Ld branch, Y. M. C. A., will give exhibit Were to $7.98 of paintings by S. O. Collins, and sale > ‘Women’s All-wool Navy Blue Warm, stylish navy blue and R g Hilgt MODEI.S PRICED Serge Skirts with detachable belt brown winter Coats, smartl Washington College of Music will i and pockets—exceptional qual- || plush trimmed, with velvet ol give a students' concert at 8:15 N M ity for office wear—complete | | lars: sizes 2 to 5 years—a won- o'clock, Central High School. Free. ! i range of sizes in this big sale; derful value for the thrifty ‘well made and smartly designed. | | parent. Academy of Sclences will meet at 8:15 o'clock at Cosmos Club. Dr. H. D. Curtis will speak. The 1. P. S. Club will give a dance at 8-o'clock at Ph“lips School. Equn“(y-\vnl!er Reed Post, No. —_ ey 2 19¢ Huck Towels, 12V5¢ Plain white or red border designs—very ab- 3,000 Yards of Yard-Wide PERCALES The e $660 hogany, fumed and gol- d:‘alk Equipped with Enormous shipment of fast color dots, vorbent awatity with | | stripes and figures on light and dark grounds— spring motor. steel and hemmed ends; sizes 16 1 to 3 yard lengths and many pieces match— jewel needles, two re- C Ve, i erm o u. Erades that sold in the fall plece up to 29 f):‘edncand for _playing onvenient T S yard—wonderful assortment. Come early and 1 records, o i M High-Neck Lroaertul e y ttop wna Ave “"§150 if you desire record shelves... Muslin Gowns % B v 3% | DOMET FLANNEL...... 14c Pure white, extra heavy flannel, with a heavy knap on both sides—perfect and cut from fuil piece. Special. McHugh & Lawson 1222 G Street N.W. $2 All-Wool Double-Warp s | kS, " $1.19 “Wherever there Home of the Celebrated Hallet & Davis Pianos and S125 | ot e et s vy g storn serge fseloanliness s ‘Women's pink and from full piece and perfect. blue fast color_striped | ———————— night at Washington Hebrew Congre- | 284, will meet at 8 o'clock at Pythian|parish will give a supper for benefit gatlon, Eighth Street Temple. Sub- Temple. ?)t the church in the sghool hall, § Maj. Miss Jamet Richards will speak for dren the St. Andrew’s Societ: y at its| The Colorado Society will meet at the work SE bour chardher Tuesdsy | an ‘meeting, § o'clock, Ebbitt | 5:15° oelook at. Themson ' Sohool: afternoon, Knicker r Theal House. Representative Willlam N. Vaile will J. Cassett will nddre!! salesman- M C. A Gowns with v _neck | 58.Inch Table . e DAfVlASK 49¢ there is oy 5 e Plain white Damask, In_several artistic pat- Colgate’s” EDMONSTON'S Bloomers, 29¢ - | Z5n suto rersay o F 2nd Perfectise values 8 Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Fast_color black and pink Bloomers, in_full cut sizes 8 to 12 years— elastic waist and knee. pmtatdistb e Men, Women and Children. FOUR SPECIAL LINES WOMEN’S ' | “FOOT FORMS” $7.55 $3 Nottingham ’ LACE CURTAINS$1.98 3 Yards Long Variety of fine white Curtains in assorted designs—each curtain 43 inches wide, 86 inches wide a pair—purchase of samples at & bargain. Cleans, polishes and pro- 75¢ Embroidered or Lace Edge Pillowcases, 49¢ ‘Hemstitched extra quality Muslin Pillow- cases, full size, that ‘were bought at a frac- tion of !h'lr real value. Friday only. 18x18 Hemmed One Day Only—S$6 to $8 WOMEN’S SHOES $ 2.45 Choice of patent colt Plain_white Napkins, in_several beautiful de- signs — highly mercer- ized with satin finish Lay in a supply. 73¢ Girly’ Heavy Vests & Pants with pearl gray o 3 . » ani fawn tops. Black and - Your -introduction to “Foot ch, 49¢ tan vici kid lasts with 4 3 AP Wlty ed et high and low heels. | Form” shoes will initiate you pihbed lozg Sizes 23% to 7. Manu- facturer's disposal of odd lots at tremendous [ price reductions. aleeve, and into the guild of women who en- ¢ joy Foot Comfort, walk with an ¢ elasticity of tread tire- lessly and enjoy this healthful exercise. Clearance of 200 Fine Boys’ All-Wool HYSER 0 ettty SUITS & $ 9 5 Lh_vz:c.l.uwn-.u-u_ Perfect in Fit, Scien- 5 2. lnsipatly the tabot bogias deintegreting tific in Last, Unmatch o “brocking m” 3 3. Tn 19 sesends the medical properios sve able in Value for the Sssgtly minad sk s money. The, 5215 C. B, Q. Tobihs ac immeds- These Four Special Foot Forms, 57.55 in Black and Brown Calf and Kid EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street Advisers nnd Authorities on Al F.“Gf ‘Troubles L =iyl Sold Up to $15 = Regular stock reduced for Friday's sale. All- 2-pants Suits, in dark striped and mixed patterns, in :I::-l 7 to 17 years; made with beit and inverted pleated back. Heavy, warm overcoats, in rich mixtures of I:lvu, green, brown and oxford, in snappy models for beys 8 to 18 years; new belted styles, with storm collars and large swagger pockets—a big saving for Friday only. Experimced Advertisers Prefer The Star Hclcffl i ool ez ano- ST. PATRICK'S PLAYERS IN- BENEFIT PERFORM-|ST. PATRICK PLAYERS REPEAT MUSICAL SHOW “Leave It to Pierre” is.Presented Third Bime in Carroll Hall ‘With Cast of Eighty-Four. *“Leave It to Plerre,” musical o odiby the rick Players rnr the A cast of eighty-four, nenged by Miss Margaret Gorman and Lawrence Ve ,g-y through the two act Am ng those wg& took prominent parts 4 fi‘lry Lee, Ethel Wlllll.m Lilllan Mec- e iy adeline B. O'Brien and Madeline La With gargles or sprays it is impossible to keep a sore throat Steur. The executive staff Included R i i 3 . . Franols 3. Hum”éo ancraged ev. under anything like continuous treatment. With Formamint, it rector; in Curroll Hall jast nigh! danced and sank nn"sur-d its ts Of the play. n 1 solos and dancing spe- included. were Luke n, James Dee- Charles Connor, Rita Ryan, uth Margaret dw-.rd O'Brlen Vietta Drgnay. makes no ditference where you are—at work, in crowded car, Dennis nnell, directo John P. Lultich, dramatic director theatre or church—you can dissolve one of these delicious, almost § 3 E','.""i“"""’ mistress of dances: candy-like tablets in your mouth once an hour or so. An eflective John Rysn, stage manager, and Rev. John 1 Barrett, business man- yet harmless antiseptic is released and, carried by the saliva, con- ager. ———————————————— tinuously bathes the entire lining of the mouth and throat, checks at Rock Creek Park and hike to end ot Connectlout avenue street car line. Formamint Tablets used when especially exposed to infection Robley D. Evans Post, No. 4, Ameri- reduce your danger of catching sore throats, and even influenza, germ giowth, and gives the sore, infected tissues chance to heal. can Leglon, will meet at 8 o'clock, in from Old Naval Hospital. Important. Clty re Fighters Annclnuon i ' Children can—and should—use them freely, as defence against &lve & smoker at the Ebbi throat affections and influenza which spread so readily in congested school-roome. The tion will Temple, Brightwood. Academlc exercises will by 8:16 Gonzaga College ludlt:fl‘::llf. A Wil 3t Hl]ml!ne M. at o'clock on ‘“The Appeal of t Larger. Life.” The public is ?nvlt:“; e Top—Dennis Connell. Second row—Luke Fegan, La Volkt and Steve In the absemce of Dr. Simon from | Fegan. Third row—Mary Lee and Father leley." l"l’:::—l(hl ‘Willjams Ladics _of Immaculate Conception Red Triangle Outing Club will meet | R 2% 7 % 2, % Amm Clubh:.'l a dinn | @ BARGAINS @ 1l be the guest of the er at Rauscher's. Brightwood Citisens’ A - meet at 8 o'clock, M.:::r"?c ormamini- GERM-FIGHTING THROAT TABLETS Formasmint fs our trade mark, It ideatiCes or product. Beuer Chem. Co., Ine., N.Y 0 fam Jennings Bryan will speak Church tonigh! 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