Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 20

If You Want the Best Prints From Your Negatives e Sure to Bring Them to Gibson’s Kodak Filling Station 917-919 G St. N.W. RED CROSS TAGGIN D. . PEOPLE TODAY Membership Campaign to Be Concluded Tomorrow. Will Repair Will Refmish Will Upholster . Your Furniture WE KNOW HOW Store and Ofiice Fixtures AwmnWoodqullmgCo Y. J. Raebach North 12 Foreign Tribufes. Today is Red Cross membership t: day. Lying in wait for tardy sub- nrlherl to_the fifth annual roil call the Red cross in the streets of (he city, there is a small army of Red lg:g!onmglrlhl r?‘l‘dy to hand out embers| of one dollar or more. B e Dosin The campaign ends tomorrow. The goal for Washington this year, ac- cording to officials, has not "yet been neared and redoubled efforts will mark the canvassing toda: The volunteer workers will be i Ingram Congregational Church 10th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Deires more singers {or “THE MESSIAX will be rendered st the ehurch B A BALTIMORE TO SAVANNAH 2478 n-- w-y. Trip, $44.60 ONV ILLE s30.98 o-e vuy. Round Trip, $55.73 War Tax, 8% Additional Meals and statercom accommoda- tions included. Extra charge for Promenade Deck Rooms. Tickets good to return until May 31 Steamer every Tues. and Fri, 6 P.M. Automobiles Carried Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. Pler 3 Pratt St. Tel. St. Paul 4200 Baltimore Furnaces vary in tion much’like men. No two furnaces, by dif- ferent manufacturers, seem to thrive on the same diet. Are you getting good re- sults from your COAL If not, we have a booklet —"“Anthracite—How to Use 1t,” which we are distributing to interested users of hard coal. John P. Agnew & Co. 728 14th St. NW. Main 3068 Reasonably Priced & MUDDIMAN ¢, 616 12th St.—1204 G St. HEAT —We'll Put Your Steam and_ Hot-Water Plant in Prime Condition. The most experienced and ingenius craftsmen in the trade make up our force. They work quickly and there- fore economically for you. 1f a new Plant is needed ' get our plans and estimate. Maurice J. Colbert 621 F St. NW. Main 3016-3017 Farm to You Thanksgiving Day Bellevue Bantam Dming Room 1332 G St. N.W. Turkey Dinner Served from 12 to 8 PM. And a la Carte Service Bellevue Farms LUNCH . 1334-38 G St. N.W. 1338 N. Y. Ave. Open Thanksgiving Day. Special Menu and Delicious Homesdressed Turkey. n the charge of Mrs. Theodore Richards and will be stationed at strategic points of the city for attacks upon the pocketbooks of passers-by. Thanked for Irish Rellef. Announcement from general head- quarters today was made 10 the. ef- fect that the American Committee ’(or Relief in Ireland had expressed titude for the contribution of :100 000 by the Red Cross last spring to aid conditions there. The expres- sign was contained in a letter from Judge Morgan J. O'Brien, who said that’ “the co-operation tions of the Red Cross substahtial and most helpful, and now that you are engaged in your own diive We desire to extend to you our best wishes for its success.” Mossages of praise from the Japa- nese delegation attending the con- ference on limitation of armament also were received by the headquar- ters of the Red Cross today. Prince Iyesata said.in a statement that is eminently fitting at this time, when the thought of the world is turned toward peace and the nations are striving for its realization, the great humanitarian work of the Red Cross Society should come forward for re- newed support and encouragement.” Baron Kato's Letter. A letter also was received from Admiral Baron Kato, who said: “The appeal of the great Red Cross organization for renewed support and management comes at an_opportune hour. It is in every way fitting that an order which has done so much for the rellef of human suffering when hopes of the world are toward peace. It will certainly not be unheeded.” A third letter was received from Maj. Gen. Tanaka, expressing similar sentiments. “To receive such splendid tributes from foreign representatives is most cncouraging, and spurs us on in our present work of enrolling 60,000 mem- bers in the District of Columbia Red Cross this year,” said Edward A. Mitchell, chairman of the District branch, today. Word has been received that incom- plete returns from the American army of occupation in Germany show that more than 6.000 officers and men, or approximately 75 per cent, have en- rolled as members for 1922. The en- rollment was entirely voluntary. En- roliment of Americans in Europe also has been heavy. —_— Everglades Limited, Florida’s new Limited, 1v. 9:30 a.m. Through sleepers to Jacksonville, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Miami. At- lantic Coast Line, office 1418 H st. n.w. —Advertisement, —_— | CITY NEWS N BRIEF . Anacost Board of Trade, will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. fasonic Hall. Election of officers. The Red Triangle meet tomorrow at 9 &.m. th and M streets, to hike across the bridge into Virginia, where breakfast will be prepared. Then to Arlington. etc. Dinner at Georgia avenue and Blair road at 5 p.m. b will ’ The mewspaper comtingent at the conference will be guests of ‘honor tomorrow night of the Washington Salon and United Arts Society at the | Playhouse, 1514 X street. { Hemry W. Nevinson, Englisk war [correspondmn and representative of | the Manchester Guardian at the con- ference on the limitation of arma- ment, will address a public meeting at the Women's Party headquarters, 25-1st street northeast, next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A Thanksgiving dance and enter- tainment was given by the Oklahoma Society at the Thomson school last night. Annual reception and d on party will be held at Catholic Home Por Aged Ladies, 3043 P street. Mon- day. Princess. Lubomirska will pour tea from 4 to 6 p.m. The College Women’s Club, 1822 1 street, will give a dance Saturd: 9 to 12 p.m. Mrs. Elizabeth Newbold, 3 chairman. I The I F. C. A. Parliamentary Law Club will meet Friday, 8 p.m., in Car- roll Hall going on at Congress Heights \inder auspices of Amitie Club. ~ Free entertainment, 7: Kit Carson Poat, No. 2, Department of Potomac, will omit tomorrow's meeting. Next date, December 8, 8§ p.m. bt G. A. R. Hall. The Towa State Soclety will meet {Saturday at 8 p.m., at Thomson School. | Speeches. Dancing. All Towans in- | vited. | —_— Hendael m Slicht Col Laxatie RIOM anwn Tablets relieve the | Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative iand germ destrover. The genuine bears the nature of E. Grove. (Be sure you_get BROMO.) 30c.—Advertisement. AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS ‘Wilson Normal Center: Tonight— Gymnasium for women, interior deco- rating, short story writing, lonesome club rhythm women. This center will be closed tomorrow. East Washington Center: Tonight— Millinery, Olympia A. C., Manhattan A. C., Scout rehearsal. Park View Center: Tonight—Sara. nac A. C, Park View Player: Thomson Center; Tonight—Wom- ens’ drill team, Adult Dramatic Club, plain sewing, Plano praictice, electric iron use. Johnson-Pofell Center—There will be two classes in rhythmic dancing this afternoon at 3 and 4 o'clock. Southeast Center: This evening, 7:30—Mohawk Athletic Club, jr.; Mo- hawk Athletic Social unit. Friday night, Pol|)’lnnl Club. Burrville Center: Friday, 3 p.m.— Mother Goose Club, Bible storle: piano, children: day night: Mothers’ Sewing and Sav- ings Club, Girle® Social and Literary Boy Scouts, d imaking and rt needlework, operatic re- Palm Beach, Miam{, Tampa, St. Peters- burg, Seaboard Air Line Ry., 9:15 a.m. and 8 p.m. dally. Thru Pullmans, Din- rhl‘ Car. Office, 714 14thst. Ph. M. 637. BATES’ PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Speakers at'the dinner given by the Bates College Alumni Association at the Richmond Hotel last I.I.IM ‘we President Clifton D. Gray of Bates l.olla‘e. 0. C. Merrill, Wfllilm F. Ham and Dr. J. 8tanley Durkee of Howard University. Frank H. Briggs, presi- dent of the organisation, presided. — Ameriean Beauty Resss and other choice home-grown flowers at IGude’s, 1214 F.—Advertisement. THE EVENING KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Is Now Prepared. HERES OUR THANKSGIVING DINNER JULIE, SEE HOow You LIKE IT! WE START OFE wrn GRAPE FRUIT, THEN OYSTERS oN THE HALP SHELL, THEN CREAN OF CELERY SouP, FOLLOWED BY BROILED KING FISH ALA REINE- BIG OUTDOOR BREAKFAST NEXT WE HAVE TURKEY, CRAN| SAUCE, BOILED ONIONS, CANDIED SWEET POTATOES, SPICED AND CVLIFLOWER! AFTER THAT WE HAVE A RICH ALLIGATOR PEAR SALAD WATH RUSSIAN DRESSING -, THEN FOR. DESSERT WE HAVE :::c: PIE, PUMPKIN PIE " WDDNG WITH BRANDY SAUCE, THEN COPFEE, _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1921.° GIVE ME TWO DOLLARS WORTH OF DYSPEPSIA . TABLETS, A BOTTLE OF STOMACH ToNIC AN A HOT WATER BOTTLE! AN SONETHIN' FOR CRAMPS! ) WowA, PLANNED BY Y. W. C. A. Patrons to Bring Food and Cook It to Suit Tastes—Like Last Year's Happy Event. For the third year In succession the Y. W. C. A. of the District will stage a free-for-all outdoor picnic breakfast tomorrow morning. Last vear about 200 young women and others took advantage of the idea and appeared with their own food to cook it around the big open fires, eat it under the blue sky and aft- erward to enjoy community singing. This year the “Y. W.” hopes that the number of those enjoying the outing will be doubled. The place is near what is to be the reflecting pool for the Lincoln Memorial and will be readily noticea- ble from the roadway. The hour when the bonfires will be lighted is 9 o'clock. After an opening “sing"” al]l sorts of plain and fancy cookery will be in order. Participants may make their cuisine as elaborate or as simple as they desire, depending on their ability and equipment. Last vear apparatus methods ranged all the way from a plece of bacon thrust on a sharp stick to compli- cated and efficient little cook-kits. The Y. W. C. A. will have plenty of hot coffee on hand for everybody, so none need worry over drinkables unless _they want ‘something differ- ent. They should, however, bring all their own food, such as fruit, bacon or frankfurters and other comestibles. The special feature this year will} be a short talk by Mme. Hide Inouye, | vho has been sent by the Peace So- ciety for anernauonal Friendship of‘ Japan, a woman's organization, to the arms limitation conference bear- ing a special plea for peace from the women of Nippon. Every one is welcome, Whether a member of the Y. W. C. A. or not, T irrespective of sex. Cookery last | year and the year before kept up until about 11 o’clock, but those who came early had the most fun and the best appetites for the 2 o'clock banquet. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Mra Rachelle Yarros will speak at 3 o'clock at Anthony League. Sub- ject. “What the Public Health Service s Doing for Social Hygiene.” Om"i speakers. Music. [ Women's City Cluh M Alice Rileyt will be hostess at an informal tea for! women accredited by foreign govern- ments to the arms limitatiom confer- ence. TONIGHT. Dr. W. J. Showalter will give illus- trated lecture at Y. M. C. A. at 8| o'clock. Subject, “Science in the; Service of Man." Free to public. Dance by Community Service of the Dlnrlcl at Knights of Pythias Hall. Mrs. K. Arthur-Behenna of London will lecture at Miss Binckley’s studio, 215 B street northeast, 8 o'clock. Speech Reading z Club will meet from 4 to 6 o'clock, 1624 H street. Bennln‘. Glendale, le, Oakland Citizens' ! tion will meet at Smothers; sehool Benning road. Dance at Catholic Women's Service | Experts Since 1855 M. 4971 I Club, 601 E street, 9 to 11:30 o'clock. The business and professional sec-! tion of the Women's City Club will ghe informal dinner at 6:30, followed by a musical at 8 o'clock. National Council of Catholic Men's night at_the mardi gras given by ‘Amitie Club_at Congress Heights. | opening at 7:30 o'clock. Free dancing. Tonesome Club will meet at Wilson | Normal School. Mme. Tnouye, chairman Women's Association in Japan for International Friendship, will speak at Phyl | Wheatley, Y. W. C. A, at 8:30 o'clock. ; Public invited. Joppa Lodge. No. 4, F. A. A M, colored, will hold a reception at Masonic Temple, 1111 19th street. Dancing 8 to 12 o'clock. Young Men's Hebrew Association will give its annual Thanksgiving eve dance at Raleigh Hotel. ASSIST MANY IN NEED. Forty-two men have obtained steady employment, 560 have received tem- porary positions, lodgings were fur- ) nished to 3,012 homeless men, and meals given to 2,037 men out of work since OCtober 22, by the Helpers from the Hills, Golden Rule Circle, at 225 Pennsylvania avenue northwest and 1344 G street northwest, according to a report by the officials of the organi- zation made public yesterday. Ald will be extended to any one who applies, the report said, provided they show a desire to work. MOTHER DYING; SON SOUGHT. Because a dying mother is calling for her son, missing for six years, Representative Louis A. Frothingham of Massachusetts, sought the aid of local officials yesterday in finding Frederick Porter of Brockton. It is supposed that Porter left his home in Brockton twelve to fourteen years ago, and when last heard from, six years ago, was employed in the War Department as a clerk. Mention Hand Laundry Dry Cleaning 510 11th Street to your “BILLIE” RICHMOND PLAYERS Charming Singer and Eight Helpers CLAY & ROBINSON Olever Entertainers KELLEY & POLLOCK “'A Contrast in Comedy” BESSIE LEONARD & CO. Clever Girls—Newest Songs DARE BROS. Daring_Equilibrists " _A big laugh. | “THE RAGE OF PARIS” SHOWN A7 8 rrors SHOWN | xn-d.; foFatirany: e Show Starts at 9 O'Clm—l B.F.KEITH'S % DAILY;:32 SUN 2 HOLE S22 Extra Mat, 5 P. M. Thank “Splendid Bxll”—Post FRITZI SCHEFF LIGHTNER GIRLS & ALEXANDER ‘with Frank BEN WELCH (it Frask = ury DORIS HUMPHREY'S DANCERS Fredorick ing " ABRAHAM LINCOLN Portraying In Thos. Dixon's ““Man of the Peopls.” Joe Darcey, Healy & Cress, Eto, MT. VERNON Alaxandria & Atlington Netional Cemetary Stop-over sllowed 's¢” Alozandria ea t. Vernen Cors_ Loave 1308 51, ‘w34 Benasylvaaia Ave. N.W. every 5 and 35 minutes after the bour. Running time, 50 minutes. XS, Vermon open daly. ‘eatepting Bundsy | Tr! %00 Round Trip to Arlington Cemetery ‘Washington-Virginia Railway Company Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. Laces, Curtains and Fabric Mme. Viboud, Inc. 727 11th N.W. XMAS TREE OUTFIT WiliLE THEY LAST € %,‘5 i Cll Comedy F't BJEMM Next Snnthy—S oo Senaunon ot New “Tork a Lood ¥, RA' London. 'OMBTOCK 5208 e Present the GEST Beautiful Production, World's Most From the Century Theater, N. Y.) Co. of 800—11 Gorgeous Scenes Marvelous Fokine Ballet of 100 Nishte, Bc, T5c, 31, $130. PRICES &.f"% o e & BARGAIN THURS, MAT—Bert geats. 2180 B.F.KEITH’S % ALY, SUNSTD HOLTONSSS Extra Mat., 5 P. M. Thanks's D: The Chanteuse Comique FRITZI SCHEFF The Idol of the Musically Meticulous. LIGHTNER GIRLS & ALEXANDER Featuring Winnie Lightner & Co. BEN WELCH ™jth Frask ». X urphy Prosenting *‘Pals.” DORIS HUMPHREY'S NOTED DANCERS Fredurick "“‘ = ABRAHAM LINCOLN Thot Bon'e “Man of the Pee h numrco Healy & Ctvu, Et:‘ CAPITOL H (l‘. 15 TC n"'?M"fi"’ COLISEUM SKATING _MONDAY NIGHT Ten Star Concert Friday, 4:30 NATIONAL THEATER PAUL REIMERS ““Master of Song" Magdeleine DU CARP Eminent French Pianist Tickets $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 T. Arthur Smith, Ine., 1308 G t. RICHARD STRAUSS Thursday, 4:30, Dec. 1st RUTH DRAPER Tuesday, 8:30, December 6 Positivaly sam, at un Bt r-mod For House Current or Battery 1.89 EVERY SET GUARANTEED Also large assortment of different coler ®ulbs, fancy and plain, at reduced prices. | PENN ELECTRIC & GAS SUPPLY CO. 114 NINTH 8T Evenings “The € Crown” Tharwnol:;gving Dinner On Thursday, 12 M. to 7 A Pleasing Menu for Your Setection and a Popular Price, LOCATION: 1727 Pa. Ave. “ADY —with a magnificent showing of, ine stationery for the hol- ny e E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. CRANDALL'S F at 1082 METrRoPoLITAN THIS WEEK 10130 A. M. to 11 P, M. 6 -Stars - 6 In the Ralph Ince Special Production —EXTRA— 6 Kings of Jazz With the Whirlwind Comedy Falling For Fanny —Overture— ' “EAMPA” (Hereld) Washington's F'uut o:-h-m N. MIRSKEY, Pathe A\EW.—SCU’I‘O fl'upiel CRANDALL’S 18th & Col. RL. =TODAY== ing at 6:30 P. M. WANDA HAWLEY In a Delightful Comedy Her Face Value Many Added Attractions | Begin: “The Mary Elizabeth Tea Room Special Thanksgiving Dinner One Dollar and a Half 5 to 7:30 1779 Columbia Rond, 1 (Few doors east of 18th and Col. wife - that OFTY’S your favorite and that Xmas is coming PRESENTLY “The 8c CIGAR with the 10c¢ Personality” < Henry T. O ffterdinger, Maker 508 Ninth Street N.W. Lucresia Boprano from the Metropelitkn Adn_Sassoll, Harpist Benefit, Belleau Wood oo ffldl Eve., Nov. 25, Tickets, $5.00. "o sais ocert Dro? | Sow, Wiliard Newsstan GAYETY Dogy 'I-!Ymhlflmt'tvnfim mu?"v"vfis"‘bu me. JOHANNA Willard Ball Room, Tickets, $L. (8 seata), $40, plus war tax. Ne Jordan Plano Co., 18th and G sts. - Uptown ticket office, Enickerbocker Music Shop, 18th st. and_Columbla_rd. ‘ranklin_1326. snd sale of paintings by Landscape Club at 8t. N.W. Dec. studio, 1221 15th Nov. 20 to undays, 2 to 5. Publ c«nmu, The Knights of Columbus, Daugh- ters of Isabelln, The Georse- town Medical and Law Schools Wil Attend the Elks’ Grand xlflll'l.l At 919 H St. NoW, - | ! Spemal Film F eatures LYRI m.w. CRANDALL'S 30544 v JMORAL FILLE TINER SATURDAY AT 2 _ Special_Holl TOD. BE DANIELS, in *T! 14th and Irving Sts. OORI 30. — Bl SPEED RAP Glll!.‘ ARl JEVING ECMMINGS, NB GRIFFITH, i TRAIL.' “THE CITY OF SILENT MEN.". b ‘E}‘ O AT LS ‘fl;""“- ia NNING W, HIPPODROM o ‘,7,,:.::,':.'.‘.”,’ ursfl!fl I:OLH;IAY MATINEE AGTB 0. EDITH lehflg cmnnl L’ goll( THEATER MATINEB SATURDAY A’ TODAY_MARY MILBS WINTER, i WIA WA And MACK BE: . WEDDING “BELLS OCT o) DANIELS, in B And BOBBY VERNO! 1 QUIPTLY." SPECIAL HOLI NEW STANTO MINTER, with Monte Bive MOONLIG A 0 K PAY. MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 P.M. EMP 911 H Street N.E. RUBYE DE &E\M:n in “THE WAY WOME! Also_Comedy and_Vauderille NEW THEATER 53 58,5 DUMBARTON a:w'm-;.‘-g, _“THD AFFAIRS OF A CRAND Au’s umo?ol.l'r:'l; F Street at 1 THIS WEEK_SIX FAMOUS STARS, in A MAN'S_ HOM] And CHWIST OM- BT PALLING FOR SYM- 6th & C Sta. N.E. BE MARY MILES A story of Wi Kpecial Holid ronur AND ALL WEEK Cosmopolitan Presents QUL —@H'MEM M e m—11 p. m SECOND GREAT WEEK “LADIES MUST LIVE” In Geo. Loane Tucker's great of the lilies of sooiety, Baaking in pleasure and sury? I WITH Thursday Night, November 24 .- RALEIGH HOTEL Gavel Chapter, 0. E. SHUBERT Vaudeville Belasco Theater omlhmmm“aw FAN BHONY AND SiX KINGS OF JAZZ. CRANDALL'S Xxicwens OCKER 15th St. at Col. Rd. TODAY—WANDA BAWLEY, 1o —HER FACE VALUE" Asd IO HINES, TE. «umlm(m o SooiE and HELENE WICK, in “FROM THE GROUND in 9th Street Cor. D. N. W. TOM MIX “THE NIGHT HORSEMEN From Max Braad's AMERICAN BARLE WILLIAMS, in JBRING HIM 1N pAle,, Chrlstie Com- NG LIKB IT. ‘rhenu Pth & 1o Nea. pTODAY AND TOMOR. “of, BROTH: cmimu: L COMEDY.! CR ANDALL'S SAVOY THEATER 14th and Cel. Rd. MATS. 2 P.M. DAILY: 3 P.M SUNDAY. LIC! in “THE RA MEDY, ““TORCH: EUGENE RIEN, o1k LAPR WORTH TaviY 1230 C Street N.E. N NE HAMMERSTEL ‘THE PLEASUKE SEEK HOM 'S E DANIELS. in_*TH And LLOYD HAMIL THE VAGRANT.” Matinee at 2 pm. CAROLINA 1> c K. o THE GUN e X d_LLO N THE VAGRANE DDED ATTRACTION \mm\' SOLOS. (ORROW_BEBE DANIELA. i And~ COMEDY, Rumrv flulhbl Latest Success, Return Eng :ement Jfor Totay Oaly. Special Matiaee Tomorrow, 3 pm. LOEW'S LOEW'S PALACE || COLUMBIA s m 1 p m Continuons—10:30 a. m. 11 p m. FresentomCele m Dnided Artiste DORIS MAY |(D. W. RlFFlTII'S In the Greatest Comedy-Ro- LATEST AND GREATEST mance of the Year PHOTOPLAY TRIUMPH “THE FOOLISH AGE” WITH “BULL” MONTANA woore's RIAL T () mwrwate PAID $7,000.00 RENTAL TO SECURE FOR ITS PATRONS EXCLUSIVELY RICHARD BARTHELMESS AND LILLIAN GISH E ' Y2 AGNES QVQES a~n RUDOLPH VALENTINO Paramount ‘prcture p ATIENTION, LADIES MAKE UP A MATINEE “SHEIK PARTY” PHONE US—WE WILL HOLD SEATS FOR YOU Friday & Saturday, Nev. 25 and 26 Benefit of George, ‘Washington Post No. 1 10 A M. TO 10 P.ML. LISEUM 2. \REPUBLI Penngylvania sve. nw. Somorics’s Finest Oclored ummnmn.m‘ ,fl":g ; ot it PETERS. VISIBLE AUBREY, in C Theater. M Friday. . in OWER” be Applican Sl e e e e T b L L e T T e Tp L e Lo I T T T e L e L L Le L L L L T YOU ST. Near 14th { Jack Varden sad —Nens, with Alexis Zum Sat., Bunday and Holidays lndns‘ln :-Au. ATIONAL e 2, ol nnhtlmi Matines LENORE ULRIC In His Owa Adsptatien of A Charscter Study KIKI By ANDRE PICARD Starting Mondav—Sests Thursdav. SAM H. HARRIS Presents Little Old New York <A oz wetss GENEVIEVE TOBIN Shubert-Garrick =gt ;-,‘ N Toenight, ” Ilt . aad Sat. “THE - CIRCASSIAN” FAI 37 oLapys vozs. NEXT WEEE—SEATS T “Ameica’s Best ‘mnp"x'i':: cter N. Y. World. (nob-. DAVIQON SER-1329 M n.w. s stopar “WARREN” Now forming, classes twice weekly, giving private attention to stage work o All fancy, i TONIGHT Bix-piece orc ““The w--m-rto- _class, st abd 14th and Park Road An _Exciting v I.uckySpot”Ihneq With a Big Fat TURKEY om- Glasses. Work-Baskets. Boi Boms and Other Novel Prizes for the “Lucky Girl” at Each Danee. TONIGHT ler ) MRS, ACHER'S BTUDIO, 1137 wiClass Mondey and Frida opyate lessons by 1 786, Established 190 MR. PEMBERTON, Former dancing partaer fo ERTRU! MAB !muuud“):'n OTHBR s’ukl e 8 o MODERN AND CLARSIC DANC] POBLIC nAvaq FRIDATS, 8:30. Studio, 1850 Biltmore Col.” 2902. Want to ? You Rightway School of Daneing 1218 New York ave. n.w. We give to our course students ene balf pour individeal privats icsss & and three-hour class Jesson for $1.00: Dan take w a.mlu before you have any time. 8c. Gonsat, o % lossoas. Tues., Fri. Baliroom for rent, o c epeuing et bt 1§ Mrs. H. L. Hokt Taltsoom end all M-yfi. l"u-dy caner Cloda oace don norrects Jr' o Mll\flk ,.“ Hoffman and Lillian Hosking,