Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1921, Page 16

ELKS TOPAY HONOR * Washington Lodge, Nd. 15, Will Hold Memorial Service ¢ at High School Tonight. 'O, DECEMBER 4, 1921 RT 1 th d locs g v i ch b - CHRISTMAS TREE FIRE IMRS HARRIM AN IS Bttt o U oo fs | HANDICRAFT GUILD WILL | it 5o (he P 2o in, "0k | DELIGHTFUL RECITAL |1 sP'olbhizhaior th one? o0 h country are subjects connected with the affiliated velopment o he theme is ‘ea . RECORD WILL BEZERO ) Wbl women, (00 sl 5| HOLD SALE AND EXHIBIT | i fectures 'wil b siven' |~ BY ERNEST HUTCHESON |bspieict i ihat mignt e IF CHIEF’S ADVICE GOES foundation “headquarters, on the Dean Which may also be tsed for chamber| A most delightful recital was given made of o Hutcheson's playing is to 1 An appeal to the parents of the city | Washington by keeping candles and inflummable decorations off the Christ- mas trees was jssued last night by Fire Chief George Watson. Last year, the chief recalled Wash- ington made a good only four fires due to Christmas trees, but he urged the community to better that record this year. During the Yuletide season last year ohly one person, a youth of twenty, was burned while trying to throw| estate, almost daily and a considerable cnrollment has been secured for the courge in civies .which will begin there on Tuceday under the direction,of Mrs. Maud W-od Park, chairman of the League of Women Voters, Will Select Inwcribers. One of the duties of the lccal chair- men will be to assist in the selection of names of women nominated by thirty- two states for the inscription on the state pillars which are to be a-central feature of the main memorial bullding of the foundation. In Washington the musical recitals and the production of plays. The entire building is dedicated to the allied arts and follows the plan of the New York Art Center, which has been so successful. It is a clear- ing house of art activities. Much credit is given to Mrs. William Hitz in making the building at Connecti- cut avenue and L street, belonging to Judge Hitz, the nucleus of an allied arts movement here and the center of its activities. In this work she has received the support of many W ington_artists, including J. P. S. Ne- ligh of Neighborhood House, the officers | last night in the Masonic Auditorium by Ernest Hutcheson, pianist, and a large audience was enthusiastic in its demonstrations of approval. . , Perhaps his playing of Liszt's “Etude B g & de Concert in F Minor” most appealed | ;:::‘h:"l‘“" M L e to his audlence. This study is very |3 SV 8 0 W Yig G manu- 1]e el A e e i, TUDS | facture of agricultural implements. fect. He opened his program with “Chro- matic Fantasia and Fugu. Bach, following with Beethoven's “Sonata Appassionata,” both of which re- quired no mean feat of memory. Co-Operation of Those Interested in _the Original Organiutron | ‘Will Be Sought. The Handicraft Guild, one of the | many branches of the Art Center, will open its first sale and exhibit tomor- row. evening at the Art Center's head- quarters, 1106 Connecticut avenue. The purpose of this sale, a statement from the guild says, is to introduce this at times. too much prominence. N e S atmmas i lphznlzp his bass too much, glving it, ) —_— CHOSEN CHAIRMAN Heads Executive Committee ! of Woman’s National Foundation. showing with | XMAS TREE OUTFIT WHILE THEY LAST N Washington Lodge, No¥ i3, Benevo- .3'}::flii$§i§l;yl::n;:»: tcr::' F‘;‘lo::sfl(m';; Officers and members of tiae NeW |nupes will be selected by a special com- | new group of artists to others of 1 In his second group he played five lent and Protective Order of Elks, | 201 ThIS vear Ahe o re hre some | executive committee of the board of |mittee Wl will be appointed rortiy, | their craft and to the public in gen- g; ::msg“{,‘;"“”:", ('!“’I'(" ’_'l" Snimber selections ”,’“‘ ""I","‘..“'h'z“-l'" course, Jn the auditorium of l‘u:‘l‘c‘oml(lu.::‘ eguardls again ristmas | Foundation have been announced as fol- | and thcre versed in the civic histor ment of seventy men, and its object is | Nocturne in D iat,: followed by e R School, beginning at 8 awelocl W AT L ce candles on the tree, |10WS: Chairinan, Mrs. J. Borden Har-|the District. " Mrs. C/C. Calhoun, presic | to felude all those ‘interested tn the| PLAN $3,000,000 BUILDING. | & Sajos. o 10, No- 5 Gia A Minos T TSie SET ¢ T o e ld whiet | Candles are made to light and |rin Secretary, Mrs. Thomas H. dent of the foundation, has offered a |orginal handicraft guild of Washing-| o Hatii) e B s e M ey EVERY SET GUARANTEED has been completed to the minufest| CANGIes Wil Tiaht them in spite |Reed: Mra, C. €. Calhoun: Miss Janct | P& Of 23 in pold to ‘the gigh school | ton In 1917, which disbanded during| NEW YORK, December 3—Mem- | D st Sttan” o the i nent of the | of warnings. | Richard, Mrs. G s student who enas in the best essay on | the war. hers of the New York Cotton Ex- | Mendelssohn's A 'Group of | BASE. fensy and piatn ot redueod Prives services Wil secretary Do not use cotton for imitation | Hichard, AMrs. = Gifford Pinciiot, 'Mys. | this topic by January 1. The Handicraft Guild's greatest | change have voted to erect a new | his own compo i gl e bttt Ml e the ovde e hE the | snow under the tree. If you must | 0scar Underwood, Mrs. Marie Moore | Many essays have been received and | value lies in its educational features, | three-million-dollar exchange build- No. 1" and “Caprice, on. 11, No. 2% PENN ELECTRIC & GAS I Abs order sl | B e et e iI\“l‘;;";!‘;n?::"(}"“\'\'!’;?k;rurm" Fraser and | it 1‘7fl_;.'|rlem y_apparent that it will be| it is stated. All the crafts will be[ing on the sitec of the prescnt struc- | followed, and he ended his program SUFPLY CO., nment. will by est of the! or asbestos fiber. |5 More. * than'. one:* PuUAAred = of nw?u" c'“:l task to pick the winner of | taught, and a reference library will be | ture, at Beaver and Willaim streets. h his own_ arrangement of the 311y NINTH ST_N. W. lodge.” Extraord ectrical ef- Do not leave Christmas trees ! SN available for membe of the studio | Work will commence next Ma: Ride of t 1kyrd. of Wagner, ©pen Evenin; Phone Maia & “uitable for the occasion, with an | in or near the house too long. unsurpassed tloral disp . have been After the needles dry they catch erected, and the musical program.! fire casily.” . will be diffi- voc nd instrument cult to equal in Washington. The oration of the cvening will be delivered by John G. Price, attorney general for the state of Ohio and past { exalted ruler of Columbus. Leodge, No. B. P. 0. Elks i Names of the Departed. i The members deceased “since the | memorial services of December 5, 1920, | whose names go down on_the nent Miller, | fmar J ph J vown. Cli Cemway. John | 1t. Charles | ackson. ! e F. Cooke | Plugge, Mil Fitzsimme H Te b H. Re MeDue Dixon. atrick J John T. B n the deaths, d John H. Wy T 5, and John ast on the list. The instrument nished by the B : under the direction of Arthur 8. Wit- comb. Mr. Witcomb, known to Wash- ingtonians as the cornet soloist with the United States Marine E will | render a_solo. “The t Huteh rrd | A. Durk pertion of t cured the folloy Edith B Athey. o he numbers: the Mount i 11 Church, and | Quarte 1 of James tenor soloist, Shrine of the art: Newton T. Hammer, Metrapolitan Presby- ward L. Hutchison, rtet. and Am- s soloist, he Young, H phany Church. The floral and electri aisplay has talled by Clarenc w. | Tee ¥ M. Wilder B. I on, George haffe m F. Adolf Gude el Thomas. Officers of the Lodge. For the ceremonic tcers of | the lodge who will e are:! Patrick J.__Callan, exalted ruler;} Daniel Nihion, esteemed leading | knight: John H. Ontrich, esteemed James A knight mes um, inner guard, ! nist. M. Peter. pas: irman of the es committee and E. heads the reception The order of exerci relude, Miss verture, Shall W (Roma). by Elk's quartet: cornet solo. “The Lost Chord” (Sullivan). by Arthur §. | song, “1 Know That, My ndel), by Miss | dress. John G. ate of Ohio: | " (Costa Trial™ benediction, national an- ed Banner.” chapl the) TRAVELERS’ AID OFFICERS | Commissioner Rudolph Appointed | on Board of Directors. Rudolph has’ b Commissioner Cuno H. been recto Th pointed th other mem W. 3. Ba on *. L. Johusor John And Powe . Mrs. | m M. Rit-| Margaret Jo B Carolyn D. Wal- Wolf. will man, M Grahame ter, Mr board the cople by take next two know of the suciety ite stej ths to let work being d Union station Give theFolksaVictrolafor You can put this outfit in your home for $10 cash— and the balance in small monthly payments. By all means choose a Victrola—otherwise you'll not get the best—for no other Talking Machine has the fea- tures that make the Victrola such a lasting delight. Hugo Worc 1110 G Established 1879 -3 | OVERCOATS FOR BOYS. Ohio. |Saks & Co. Will Give 100 Away as | aks the possession of the Associuted Chari ties, < sent rick W. jand if found worthy the boy will receive a ticket which will ent arles | overcoat at § m: The overcoats will be taken straight from the stock, last ni as of Roy Gordon, his brother, convicted of | {\vith the shooting to death of Ben-| { jamin Miller, a grocér, appeared in| iminal Court.y sentence { week t in NEW TRIAL IS SOUGHT. Sentences of Gordon Brothers Post- Rufus Rufus Gordon" the death penalty, while his brother | may vears to life expected passed yesterday, and that Roy would | Pi- lhe a party of prisoners booked to de- ipart from noon for the federal prison at Leaven- | | worth, Kan., but postponement of sen- tence resulted ude, i ty the District jail. Local —_— Christmas Gifts. ollowing its usual custom. the firm of Co. will distribute 100 overcoats | tmas gifts to boys who are be- | elected as recipients from lists ia | Ohristmas Furniture Store Buy Sensible Gifts i With Every Purchase of Have Them Charged on the Easiest Terms h case is investigated by a repre- | ve of d ~ Charitie itle him to a new | wks & Co.'s store Christ- | morning. Isaac Gans announced t, and will be fitted as carefully if tne boys paid for them. —_— $100 or More A 26-Piece Set of Wm. A. Rogers Silverware | poned in Murder Case. i Gordon, cdlored, convicted| murder in the first degree, and| ind_degree murder, in connection | sterday morning for | but action was delayed one { because their counsel expects; have important affidavits to submit | support_of a motion for new trial. | conviction carries | a sentence of twenty imprisonment. It was | sentence would bel receive Ry L, that this _city tomorrow after- T Period Style Tea Cart, I ‘I|! $24.75 o This Tea Cart is a pretty Windsor design in brown m. bogany; has removable glass in_ their being returned ! Queen Anne Dining Room Suite $ (Exactly ax plctured—includes chairs) have been sent to 187 prisoner: the federal prison in Atlanta, Ga.. the | : <z { tray; is cabinet made and care- v two Attorney General | A beautiful suite, in which the handsome design of the Queen fully finished. We have other agherty ging the assignment, Anne period arefully executed. The graceful Buffet is 54 inch Tea Carts of artistic design, in it is stated. because the Atlanta prison | w !leave here tomorrow afternoon probably | et | will reach the federal prison ear! 3 ; i mesday mornins. paneled China Cabinet, with grill end panel inch Extention Table; Armchair and five Side 'Chairs carefully finished in the new silver gray. This is a suite that is sure to please you and give lasting service. walnut, mahogany and waxed quartered oak. long, with shaped mirror; larg about_filled. The prisoners who $540 French Chippendale Suite, $475 A magnificent Suite of the finest construction and finish. The rich, selected walnut is enhanced with beautiful carved decorations. ;l‘l‘xfi design is characteristic of the highest grade and is refreshingly ndividual. A Useful Gift! A Supreme Special Value Three-Piece Mahogany Finished Suite . . . ... ... ... $4 8.7 (A Supreme Special Value) spring _seats covered with Hand-ribbed, rich mahogany-finished frames, with soft tapestry. Comprises roomy Armchair, large Sofa and comforiable Arm Rocker. These splendic will be quickly taken. They are a factory “close out” and we are featuring them at about on: their usual cost. Telephone Table and Chair, $13.75 An attractive Stand and Chair in period design; carefully fin- ished in brown mahogany. Bed Davenport (Exaetly as pictured) Four-Piece Bedroom Suite. . . ... . Walnut or Muhogany, with Brass Bed $1 59 A massive suite with 48-inch Dresser; large Chiffonier with plate mirror: Dressing Table with three adjustable mirrors; Brass Bed with two-inch posts and one-inch fillers. This is an unusually fine suite at a very special price. $335 Adam Period Bedroom Suite$ 28 5 A beautiful Suite of particularly high-grade con- 3 struction and finish. It comprises a handsome Semi-Vanity Dresser, gentleman's Chifforobe, large Dresser and attractive bow-end Bed. Mahogany Finished Rocker, $5.45 A comfortable Arm Rocker: strongly made; highly polished mahogany finish. Sold on Tria—Easy Terms Carroll-Erwin Co 707~12th St.NW Electrical Applianees Large Gateleg Table, $ $34.75 A handsome Table that is most. useful and convenient as well. When open the top meas- ures 36 by 48 inches; carefully finished, hand-rubbed mahogany. Liberal Credit Terms. Luxurious Overstuffed Suite. . . . (Convenient Credit Terms) 1 97 A gorgeous Suite in handsome blue velour. Has luxurious pillow arms: spring edges; loose spring-cushion seats; deep spring backs; a great, massive suite, splendidly upholstered and of fine construction. This is a suite that will richly furnish your living room. Be prepared for the holiday guests with one of these Bed Davenports, which really adds the convenience of an extra bedroom. .1t will make a most attractive sofa by day and is easily con- verted into a comfortable bed for night. i White Enameled Porcelain Top Kitchen Table. Special for Monday. $8.75 A splendid Table, strongly built, with snow- white porcelain top and heavily coated. white enameled basc; is fitted with good size drawer Matting Box, $6.95 A good size matting chest, strongly made; dustproof joints; covered with closely- woven matting. otz Christmas Join our Club and have the benefit of our special terms and serv- ice. j This Automobile, $5.85 Equipped with horn and tool bag; maroon and gold striped. Here’s one of our Combination offers: Victrola—style 80 —with a Record Cabi- [ S Ten 10-inch Double -disc Victor Rec- This Overstuffed Rocker, $34.75 Handsome overstuffed Rocker, with wing back; beautifully upholstered in rich velour. This Velocipede, $4.85 Strongly made, with leather saddle seat; wheels have heavy rubber. tires. Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs If you want handsome Rugs for little money. come and see the new patterns. Satisfaction guaranteed. We have all the popular room sizes in these waterproof, sanitary rugs. 9x12 ...$1645 7.6x9 ..$10.45 9x10.6. .$14.35 4.6x9 ...$4.95 9x9 ....812.30 3x9.....$275 18-Inch by 108-Inch Runners, 95¢ ‘ $125.00 o Large Easy Chair, $24.75 Chairs designed for comfort; with spring seats and backs covered in imitation leather; have automatic, adjustable backs and leg rests. G Doll Carriage, $3.75 Reed body, with long handle; natural finish; well made. o Irish Mail, $6.75 . Strong gearing and body; finished in red and green; wheels have good rubber tires. Peter Grégan & Sons Co. ROGAN'S 817-823 Seventh St., N.WV, g Ball Bearing Wagon,' 5 | $8.75 A regular Horse, wigh flowing 3 Janesville’ Wagon, strongly mane and complefe harness, in- !lllumC?:aller, ’15:915 . 1 8 6 6 ——__abl' iy St 1 9 2 1 constructed of oalk, with adjust- Cluding saddle and stirrups; has olumbia_Coaster, with two 2 Est, Pi . able handle and brake; ball- rocking attachment on strong wheels in front and one in the s une 24, 1866 -Fianos bearing wheels; 3-foot body. platform. rear. for Rent f