Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 16

"16 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY DECEMBER 2, 1921. JUDGE, TAKING ROLE OF STORK, |COLLEGE GRADUATE UNCULTURED |2 o DELIVERS BABY TO CO-ED ‘MOTHERS’ | IS OPINION OF UNIVERSITY DEAN By the Aswetated Press. bathed: each day, clothes laundered| SWARTHMORE, Pa., December | ates can fairly be called men of LINCOLN, Neb., December 2.—As-|and generally taken care of. Miss| 2. — Educational standards are | culture. Marie Fuller, instructor of home e “We are sowing education to the suming the role of that messenger of economics ‘;d dl:ecln: oy t:e Houne: changing so suddenly and fre. masses and making the state pay the alr which the kiddle knows only |will personally hover over Kathryn| auently It is difficult to say who ) for it. In doing so, we are, I be- as “stork” when a new brother or|Marie, to see that the “student| is educated and who s uneducat- Ueve, lowering the standards. e Gifts of Leather Women’s Fancy Grain Leather Bags, with mir- ror and moire lining. Imitation Shop Early Ivory $1.19 Ideal gifts — these sister arrives at his home, Juvenilo|Mothers™ do not go awry of the| cd, Dr. John H. Latara, dean of & Johns Hopkins University, declar- Heavy, lvorylike Hair- Fudge,W: M. Moraing hus iiade Dossl Doctors to Supervise. S R e i e Cause for Thanks. 3.50 Rt ble the completion of the family that ed in an address here before o brushes, Easel Mirrors P s e s ot Sthe Once or twice a week Kathryn( g,,ua] meeting of the.Association |From the Boston Transcript. o Toilet # h" = o il“'“d ! tment of the| arie Will be taken to a clinic at the| ¢ (Cglleges 'and Preparatory Speaking of permanent waves |Z and Trays. T SCORAMICE. PR office of two Lincoln infant special-| gonools of the Middle States and | thank goodness the heat waves aren’t Waters Women’s Plain and of that kind. \T¥ 7 T \ Fancy Grain Leather R \ = In_Gift University of Nebraska by placing Complete Line ists, and the girls will have an op-| Maryland, such a bundle of fat, curves and dim- = = | portunity of talking with the doctors “Cul 11 Dles to their care. ulture and general Informa- gD I I\ s inished and getting an {dea of where the Pocketbooks, - \ | vory-I'inisne Kathryn Marle is the name of this | haby's care could have been improved| 1O &re what the public usually Graduste Eyes Ezamised 0oks, with in \ i q \ looks for In an educated man or serted mirror. | $1.00 Articles Assorted | 29¢ to $22.50 parcel of five months infancy, al- ar!;ll ?lly whn; me‘lhlfld.t J“he dnclar; % 1 o 1 & o | Wi rect the girls to the outwar: woman,” he sald. “Is the average 1"'"""' she will remain Incognito o, Fo4%, ot Vement and how to| college graduate of today & man ar as her last name is concerned.|regylate dlet as Kathryn Marle grows| of culture? I think we will agree e Cmiees Glasies Fittod R.CLAUDE S. SEMONES) $1.79 Enough it is to the matron of the!gyger’ he 8 not. Eyesight Speciall house and those junior and senior| " Bouncing in a white baby carriage,| “Culture in its nmature s more (Formerly With fi;“- ftd sirls who will in turn assume the|propelled by a blushing co-ed, Kath-| or less aristocratic, while demoo- 10 e e, Bidg.; role of “student mother,” that Kath-|,yn Marie already is a favorite on the| racy is the goal of present day "f‘m 'and G Sts, N.W. ryn Marie is of a good but destitute university campus, around which she education. Only a rapidly dimin- Phone Main 781. Lincoln family. is push Six Weeks’ Course, Kathryn Marie’s adoption as a part of the household of the practice house was for the purpose of affording college girls an opportunity to learn first hand the fundamentals of intel- ligent care of tho baby. Six sets of “mothers” will have been trained by 5 blished 1861 the end of the school year, as six H 86. . X~ior and senior girls in this de- Estal A Paw, © "t have a rotation six-week . ith Kathryn Marle. 5 2 COlimh ~ne of the six coceds during e T Y 5 9 So n‘::l::n the pract: = house course must func- RentRoem % s Q Faenitiar b r her daily airing. ishing number of college gra Make Saturday Toy-Buying Day Early Buying Means Better Selections—Stocks Are at the High-Tide of Completeness Inguire about our deferred payment plan tion in one ¢ Rear Entrance SEn EA 1th ard F Sts. Linens he! ce in all perience in a NAVAL WAR TOY—No disarmament in Toy- Carpets Upliolstery land! Collapsible dreadnaught and sub- 98 Schoenhut's Toy Pianos |marine that fires a wooden torpedo. .. ... —in rosewood finish. S the cou v -are that week. She will prepare the baby's food. see that she is fed according to schedule, | Children’s Desks $3.48 to $15.00 | S P a £ . C lete range of $3.98 —_— — ! Fflday Special The Linen Shop RED RACER automobile, with dou- | Complete | range of 75¢ to $3. S ara it Gmeat ‘ . pe E bleknuckle steering gear and | (or children of alt ages. CHINES that do % S . 25 ‘l;olel NBIG:::! .g:u‘r:' strong bumper. Spe- ‘6.98 Use(u: {u;;&mle furni- b o g e ish Linen Napkins, - ture, including: : . Prices in Rugs v Gialas st el ok ure, including: ed designs; 22x22 inches. $10.256 regu- larly, for, dozen..... $8.00 do 1t e $3.98 maple desk, with| jgiInch well , MAMA DOLL—a big, lifelike baby | ''P'e that says “mama” and walks when|holes woo...... $348 L FURNITURE you walk with her. Dressed §3.98 | ROULY TUCCa) gilt- Teddy like a real toddler. .......... s eds oriba; bas inettes, swings, high CHARACTER DOLL—14-Inch baby, | Snairs " gressers and| Bear with durable head. Full-jointed arms | sideboards, Strauss Music Festival. & An all-Strauss program—not the Good Quality Tap- more familiar Strauss the waltz king, estry Brussels. but Richard Strauss, the modern 9x12, $25.00 GO-CART— Doll's wicker fiber go-cart with continuous steel gear and han- 50 Madeira Hand-scalloped Edge Pure Limen Hand-em- ‘broidered Tea Sets—1 center- prolific genius, was given yesterday afternoon, with Dr. Richard Strauss L T T T T T R T T T T T T LT L L L L T e himself at the pi?_{nfl, and Brnn[fllaw lece, with 6 dollles, each 6 Ale, b e omrane, and Wiliem: Willeke: . 8.3x10.6, $22.50 2nd 10 inch. $7.5 and legs, wire-strung. Blonde 98| y0,8% ‘%X ¥R mss|With Voice el e S cellist. It was a wonderful conoert & bl - and $8.75 regularly, ’5.85 or brunette WiIg.....coceeveeens ?,”:r(éoféa:'it;‘aulregcnfié 98 TOVES, with of beautiful music and the audience o o ; T Was enthusiastic, for. each. Imported Dolls in Immense Variety | whip socket. Ar- C $4.98 nsils. Richard Strauss is one of the great | tillery $4.95 composers, and there are not many 300 Parchment Shades from $125, $159 $2.98 Axminster — deep, Three the foremost artists. Designs This Arm Rocker and for all rooms, reduced as fol- $1.49 to $10.00 Wheels weoeeens of them in these days who can make & whole program of music Wworth | : . while, for voice. piano, cello and | rich pile rugs. * violin. Of the songs presented ves- | ful si s Jows:-6-lnch. shaden, assorted A terday. the last group, given by Miss usetul sizes. Armchair to match has 4 . - : ehumann: Cemesihy” diociosed rare roven fo be the most un. desiEns. 3300 regu- €2 ) Quality and Economy in This . beauties and charm. s larly, for, each...... The program included Sonata for | 9x12, $36.00 ,‘I’.?“’eal c;:i‘i’:!.s‘jf a‘r}:: scason. llo and piano, Mr. W g cello and piano. Mr. 100 Mahognny Candlesticks, Straus: ongs, 5 wood, the seat and back of Straeusslein Binden, . 8.3x10.6, $32.00 gennine cane. Can be had in 12 inches high. New, grace- Stern. ‘Schlechtes h or American wal- ful carving. $1.50 Women’s 1 ted Kid Glov “Traum Durch Die Dammerung.” the mahogany or American w 3 1.00 | - s Importe id Gloves, of perfect qual- Tt tuo ropeated 1o tbpenae to ons | _ 6x9, $19.00 nut. Price, $19.75. tormerly, for, each.. $ ity, at an old-time bargain price. Paric memt backs and embroidered backs. Black, brown, tan, mode, beaver, black with white and white with black stitching. Week'End HOSlery News Biarritz Kid Gloves Men’s Cape and thusiasm: Sonata for violin and, piano, Mr. Hubermann and Dr. = Strauss, and_songs, “Wiegenlied, “Ich Trage Meine Minne,” “Sch reundliche Vision" Sale of Kid Gloves $1 gende Herzen," Drapery Department and “S ndchen. The two sonatas were distinctly the impressive com- . i . i positions of the afternoon. Armure Portieres, 2% yards long; good quality mercerized yarn; 7 50 | $1.98 The work of the artists was greatly bl a4 brown. Specialpai . WOMEN'S ONYX FULL FASHIONED THREAD SILK HOSE, of B Suede Gloves, $1.98 enhanced by the piano playing of Dr. green, blue and brown. Special, palr.......c.ceevveeececnnnnnene i perfect q v: and women's Royal Crown fashioned Formerly sold for $4.50—these Excellent Quality Gloves, of Strauss with its varying tone color, | . - . thread silk hose, of perfect .quality. Black, cordovan, shirred wrist 6-button-length !an capeskin and gray suede. its sprirgtlxihness and dsnal_'klltrglt teeh- | Drapery Net, white and ivory; filet weave; small figure designs. Spe- 50C gray and other colors. Many are worth $2.25 and §$ 1,4 Gauntlets, of real kid. Black, Self and contrast backs. a e art of dominating only | 3 . C ‘i s ey the olato’ was really the dom: | Tr ot O IR e A S S S e T olce white, tan and brown. Double Silk Gloves ifnant part. The two sonatas are | & WOMEN’S GLOVE SILK HOSE, from a noted maker. Slight chfld 9 valuable additions to the vielin and | irregulars of $3.50 and $4.50 kinds. Plain and lace 2 ren’s Cape Gloves $1.15 cello literature and each will take = stripe styles, in black, brown, tan, gray, taupe, castor, y 25 Van Raalte Double-silk Gloves, its place among the great classics Inquire about our deferred payment .le platinum, navy and white. . $1.00 in the weight for winter. Dou- I s 5 i i s Boys' and Girls' Dressy a o for sconcert numbers and for study WOMEN'S WOOLEN SPORT HOSE, in dropstitch, silk clocked Durable Capeskin Gloves, warme ond Wi Bias troon, Eray Mr. Willeke played with a master- and plain ‘styles; aiso. derby-ribbed silk and mercerized 8 1y lined. Brown, tan and gray. $1.50 and $2.00 kinds. Iy tone, a technique and artistic fin- sport hose; and Gordon combination thread and fiber silk C ish which won his audience. He has hose. Every pair perfect...... S I N e SR appreciation for both dramatic and BOYS' AND GIRLS' Heavy and Fine Ribbed Black School 2fc Poetic values. Hose; every pair perfect. All SIZS.....c...cc.ecesnereens Hubermann, the violinist, deserves encomiums _for his interpretation, temperament and brilliant technique. The sonata Which he played is one of rare beauty, and the second movement is especially exquisite in theme and rhythm. both in the piano and the violin parts. Miss Schumann was generous and gracious in her encores. She has a voice of rare sweetness and great range, as any singer must have to sing Richard Strauss’ songs, which abound in the most surprising inter- vals and unexpected long jumps. Her voice is a singular mixture of the high, light soprano and a rich, sweet mezzo of color. Her phrasing and in- terpretations are delightful. The songs which seemed to win the great- est appreciation were the “Schlechtes ‘Wetter.” “Traum Durch Die Dam- merung,” the lovely “Wiegenleid,” which she had to repeat: “Ich Trage Meine Minne,” also repeated; “Freund- liche Vision,” repeated. and the fa- miliar “Staendchen.” The beauty of the piano parts of the Strauss songs enhance them greatly and as played by Dr. Strauss they were delizhtful. D e e e, f\%sfiingtax Christmas INFANTS' FINE-RIBBED WHITE COTTON HOSE, of perfect 9 quality: also White Cashmer slightly irregular.” Sizes 2fc Thousands of Men’s 4% to 6 e L] [] INFANTS' WOOL HOSE, in white, black and brown; 59¢ 'I‘ 7 quality; slightly irregular. .. ST 5% 39c¢ $1.00 Sllk leS 9c INFANTS’ WHITE SILK AND WOOL HOSE, slight irregu- 55c ’ 1ars of $9¢ Kind. SPeciale.-.--srueeeneensn e S A Golden Opportunity 2 for Gift Buyers 200 New Just unpacked—some of the finest dollar 2 ties imaginable—to sell at 79c! New taper S o shape, fashioned of rich, heavy silks, every d tie with slip-easy band and bar-tacked. No . an uperlor end of beautiful patterns. The quality will please the most critical men. -Boys’ All-Wool Suits SN e initial buckle, nicely boxed for giving. 2 Pairs Pants All-Wool Sport Sweaters, $4.95 Bradley All-wool Sweaters, new sport model, in dark oxford and heather. For work or play. $875 : | Trimmed Hat Sale Not only finer suits than you have 905 St"m ©To Serve You Better” 14 10 NXAVE' . (T LT LT LTI AT LTI HRARN MRLDEDERERVERRERRRYeR b i bought in years at or near this price, but Xmas suggestlons 5 fi::f suilt: tyhan we can obtain right now to Hundreds of New Models Just Arrived , : f [ B i ' sell at this price. ere s at to : lve Box-pleated Norfolks and yoke models Fur Brim Hats ® with inverted pleat back. Lined with wool Silver and Gold 4 i ; alpaca. Richest of patterns in pure wool Fine Satin Hats “Get them something they want!” Let this be YOUR slogan for fabrics. All sizes 8 to 17. Duvetyn Hats Christmas Gifts and let us help you in your choice. Our large stock . . Fine Velvet Hats in all three stores is replete with ideal gifts—notice the partial list be- i Boys’ All-Wool Mackinaws N Brocade Hats 5 == = low. Christmas is only a short way off —BUY NOW-—a.small de- cit R e i posit will hold any article until Christmas. : 2 % un‘;g:mgnsz'o;’;: comginations. e $8.75 | i = slot pleat. Two muff pockets and two flap patch J For Men For Boys and Girls For Women S pockets. Big convertible collar. Sizes 8 to 18. 5 Penknives " Roller Skates Electric Grills g = Eversharp Pencils Basket Balls Electric Irons = e = i prenten) wi fi Flashlights Dodge Balls Electric Percolators | £ Give er a at Elistening ot s Leather Bill Folds Volley Balls Ever‘lh_nrp Pencils H lendid N i Every smart combination of fur and fabric, every dis- @ lSafety '1‘1'%3":}. Base I;all Goods ll::mtlnn; Pens = Here Are sP ndid New t;lncnve new shal;le, size and shade. The low price makes ngersol atches Air Rifles ashlights H . odels this a genuine millinery sensation. ¥ “Keep smiling, folks, se ready Fishing Tackle - Pocket Knives Manicure Sets Ef Winter M. at for breakfast with pipin’ hot” 1 ls’oker Sets Flashlights ‘s:olumbu Records = 1) weaters Sweaters weaters £ Mrs. Faunce’s 5 : : Z : s Gi All-Pork Sport Mart Prices are Always Lowest A |E Children’s Gift Wearables -1 Or| o 3 £ SWEATER SETS — Children’s BRUSHED WOOL SETS, con- S 0 g [ - = all-wool l’nur}ple;:a“l:elter n'eu. sisting of fringed scarf and tam El . of belted sweater, ausage - %flj,: g - onstsing of eind aventer o erenactieing. cap, 40 mbsen = orth $30 to m rose. American beauty, $7 98 1o coven and various €3 98 3 : = - brown, copen and gray, color combinations...... ;"&E‘&L‘f:zr"c: ':n:g',,"““:{'ffif : = = Coat: jith fur collars, coats with GOODY FLANNEL MIDDIES, made with ork Sausage. The Keane H oats wil ) 3 Tormuta and. make. the. A pn e E embroidered collars, coats with silk- e e e rata. ?2‘153 N .LI. e ‘33 “ii’:‘; % $15 Coat £ stitched collars, coats with tailored s’;:::‘,;‘."j' WD CREEPERS, wide Duteh F";‘“’" ";‘"‘ "'J"d“ g : Sweaters £ collars. Of beautiful weaves of style, in checks, fi:::s"i,l’:;:eff""u'fl.dy'z;; ¢t all good grocers £ bolivia, suedene, yalama _cloth, ve- pretty trimmings. Sizes 2 t0 6......... ‘ and market stands Three Stom to Serve You Better et I lour and Normandie cloth. Silk 1 it Geeos | Tiack: brown $1.25 Keane Provision ||'8 1303 F St.,NW. [ [nit| 82 i e Special, = ren’s Fine ‘nr H Belted; pleated, loose-back and $7.98, $1098, $1298 to $25.00 ComPa-ny 9 0 5 F St-,N . (X £ box models—a style to please every Wonderful range of new models, in cor. = All sizes. e ihe ises 3 1o 6 vears. Yake, smocked, 621 B Street N. 1410 N.Y.AveuN.W d = womag: belted and loose effects, in copen, tan, red, “60 Years of Service to 3 % = —Second Floor, King’s Palace brown, reindeer, Pekin and heather tones. %flllllllllllllllllllllll