Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1922, Page 6

\ T [PLANS BEING LAI FORY.WGA. DRIVE ‘Campalign Opening March 7 Expected to Wipe Out $45,000 Deficit. » Parker-Bridget Presents Women’s Tailored Sport Suits in Styles that are Advanced at prices that are not! nish pockets, yoke back and in- verted pleat. Fabrics include English and domestic tweeds, 100% jersey worsteds, in a variety of the newest shades and heathers—variously (and surprisingly moderately) priced, from $16.75 to $60. No matter what you have in mind—you will find we have it in stock. Suits without belts with the box-coat effect; three- piece suits — knickers, skirt and coat; coat-capes with the fringed hem and- scarf; swag- ger topcoats with deep, man- MRS, HARRY E. HULL. Bvery department and branch of the Young Women's Christian As- soclatlon is planning to take an ac- tive part in the campaign which, be- ginning March 7 and ending six days later, is expected to wipe out the $45,000 difference, between the wel- fare inorganization's income and ex- penditures. The association 1s very nearly self-supporting, the compara- tively slight budget difference neces- sary for maintenance being abnually taken care of in this way. Hundreds of girls and women, ap- preciative of the advantages membership in the C. A., will give their time and serv- ices to the work of procuring the funds necessary to carry forward the association’s work during 1922. Opening Dinner March 6. An opening dinner, to be attended by many distinguished women, is! scheduled for the eve of the cam- paign, Monday, March 6. This will - held at the Church of the Epiph- Reports of progress will be at noonday luncheons, which will begin at the same church Tues- day, March 7. Preliminary to the campaign there will be mass meeting | of the business and professional wom- en’s division at the “Y. W.” admin- istration bullding, 1333 F street northwest, at 6:16 o'clock next Wed- nesday, when supper will be served. ‘The home women's division will meet two days later at luncheon at the same place for the purpose of giving detailed instructions for the cam- paign work. Mra. Hull Chairman. Mrs. Harry E. ‘Hull, wife of Rep- resentative Hull of Jowa and a mem- ber of the board of directors, as chair- man of the executive committee, will lead the drive. She will be asslsted by Miss Margaret R. Fox, chairman of special gifts committee; Mrs. John Denby Hird, chairman of lists; Mrs. Chester D. Swope, chairman df wom- en's teams: Dr. Ada Thomas and Miss Mildred Batholow, joint chalrmen of business and professional women's teams; Miss Elizabeth Eastman, chairman of publicity, and Mrs. Frank Casey., chairman of the luncheons committee. Campaign plans are being form- ulated_under the direction of Miss Grace M. Axtell of the campaign serv- ice bureau of the national board nf the Y. W. C. A. in New York. - Sold only by us Before purchasing, you will make no mistake to look over the War- wick Lodge line of sport clothes. We recommend this because daily so many ladies come in to look around, go out to look around some \, more, and then come back to buy. Warwick ILodge is the one line in town that is high-class without being high-priced. Write, if you can not call, for the Warwick Lodge Cata- log, just off the press. | The Avenue at Ninth *Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. _THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 2, 1922—PART 1. WILL TELL THE STORY OF WRITING ‘THE ROSARY’| give a party and entertainment for ' the soldle ¢ To carry on and develop its service | Hut. ISiRs el MonntgAltoF R mplnd, work In the Wushington hospitals for | The next meeting will be held Wed- disabled veterans the Women's Over- | 'e#daY evening, March 1, at the V. W. Seas Service League, ~Washington on I strect, All overscas women | Chapter, will present Mr. and Mra, '? Washington are invited to attend. Francis Rogers in a musical program S A N AR TSR EX-SOLDIER DEFENDANT. and monologues in the New Willard ballroom next Sunday afternoon at HFV‘:’:LZ“-"’" {Thomas R. Bannon Deserted Wife cert are Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Charles 1. Hughes, Mrs. John W. Weeks, Mrs. Theodore Rooscvelt, Miss Mubfl Boardman and others. Tomorrow night the lesgue e AL L SN L — | ! ln the divo [[ b 1BI6 01394 7= ST.NW. oV n l " TWEED AND PLAID BACK MANNISH OATS For the Tailored Woman or Miss will | f 4:30 o’clock. Mr. Rogers has studied Here—Remarried, Is Charge. | That Thomas R. Bannon, former sol- r with the Ame al socl ties and has also toured the count with Introducing Our New “Buddy” Hats For Spring is in ed another w out the forn & th lute dive fl ,.” Court yesterday | wrlllng of dedicated to him. this song on hi Among the pa v, which was . 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