Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1922, Page 42

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 5 1922-PART 2. P. Heartsill, bass, accompanied by Mrs. Katherine Floeckher Cullen at the piano, rendered several ensemble numbers at the banquet of the Wash- ington Association of Credit Men at the City Club Wednesday evening. was | about 3 given Tuesday evening at the home |22 of Mr. and Mrs. Williams F. Lemon, on { Kalorama road, for the benefit of the parsonage fund of the Metropolitan Me- morial Methodist Church. contributing ng a seat in the common: ‘ d all the power sourcefulness associated No woman in London is more esteemed than this daughter of the and her part, self-effacing. in alding her somewhat id and retiring husband to leap 0 the prominence which he de- is universally commended. The house in Brooke street, associated as much with the activities of William Harcourt as wel son. the viscount, has been a center of political and social life. Gives Party to Friends Cn Birth Anniversary Corlis Theresa Nolan, the little daughter of Representative and Mrs. lan of California, was host- ess at a children’s party on her eighth unniversary color scheme of pink and white was arvied out. noon was spent playing games and ~ served at a long table with the birthday cake the cen- ter of attraction. decorated with elght guests werey Laura Louise Bark- al Sandy Willlams, Shepherd road, Wood- Musical Mention! The District of Columbia Chapter|garet White was the accompanist and of the American Guild of Organists|Mrs. Henry White directed. will open its annual series of recitals Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock in|promising young .pupils in Trecital re- when it will|cently before a large and apprecia- Hasgel Gibson Wood, the assisting -soloist. altogether e P = D—Brown and white female, short leg or 4 weeks ago. Sandy ¢ Williams, \ C. Linton presented two e BAG OF LAUNDRY—Wednesday, in uoril bag No. 978. " Notify 0ld Colony’ Washing C Takoma Park, D. C. _Liveral_rew: BLACK ENVELOPE PURS —$250.00 Among those to the program Miss Nell Vieira, reader; Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano, Capt. Ar- Tha after- as with his Epiphany P. E. Church, present in recital Harry Benjamin|goprano, wi professor of applied music|The program was as follows" and university organist of Yale. Mr. Jepson has a wide reputation of America’s most brilliant | Jasmine Door” (Scott) and “A Spring “My Heart Ever Faithful” tive audience. refreshments w === Of the same family of Woodbury which has given Le reward — containing | four diamond rings, small ruby ring and small change, on Po- tomac Park car, Sunday, be- tween 6:30 and 7:30 p.n 14th and You streets. please return to 2550 14th street. Phone Col. 2199. BRACELET, fancy. “‘Sonata, Op. 31,- No. Agnes Goodloe; thoven), Mar(o, (Beethoven), P. Wocdbury 'y “Sonata, Qp. George O’Connor. The In-Com-Co Club male chorus, Clyde B. Aitchison furnish the program at the Arts Club tonight and, with the assistance of Maj. Charles Trowbridge Tittman as soloist, give a concert at the audi- torium of the Department of the In- terior Friday at 8:30. cert is open to the public and no ad- mission is charged. This male chorus of thirty-two men has been singing together for a year It is composed of offi- cers and employes of the Interstate and is Sup- ported entirely by the forces of the its membership are a number of =oloists in local churches. More than half the membership have Hampshire was that Woodbury Lang- den of Portsmouth who passed away @ few weeks ago. were represented the last descendant i of the union of Woodburys with the more ancient line of Langdon. from which came the spokesmen of the state before aml during revolution- ¥ times and in the first era of great iters to the hington tarried with a Woodbury in the early struggle against G organists. He graduated from e 1893 with o B. A. degree, and | (Bach) was awarded the degree of |chetizky), Marion Bateas “Automne” haminade) and “Wild Rose” "(Mac- Goodloe;. , voice, " (German) and “At (Cadman), piano, “Kamen- noi Ostrow” (Rubinstein) and_ “Valse and Mary Mur- M Linebeiger. craldine Free. In this country he studied piano, organ and composi- | “Charming Chloe tion with Gustave J. Stoeckel, spend- ing several years latey with Widor and Guilmant 1 Paris in the study|. of composition 2ad organ. connected with Yale i University, ifrst as Instructor of or- the department o§ uslc. then as assistant professor of! League will present Mp. and. Mrs. The theory of music, and, finally, a3 | Francis Rogers in & N hanotaoner bachelor of music: The latter con- Tiller, Gilbert Hyatt, = communicaté with Miss A. Wunder. 245 1 and receive reward. Phone Linc L. Star office. h ‘Last Hope" (Gottachalk) and “Soar- Since 1906 ) ing” (Schumann); volce. “The Little Novello) and “Wake Up” (Phillips), Hazel Glbson Wood. ter Lineber- Brituin, and and a half. ger and Ge Commission Louis Phillipe during his exile, and Castellux were entertaincd sev- eral times. and Rochambeau commission. Dance Under Auspices Of Women's Legion Unit playing in POSKIRLE A territory for the saln 10 owners and garages our patented Ford sccessory: in answering give bank or business reference: act quickly. lock Sales Corp., 236 W. 55th st., New York® SELL wter motor: [ stiarpens knives. washes bottles, | rerware: territory open; sample, $8.25: Blodg- ett Engineering Tool Co., Roosevelt square, De- troit, Mich. TAILORING AGENTS WA - | 10 $100 and mor.: per wesk, xelling our wonder i fal all-wool oue-price line: sults sell for $20.50: { none higher. il stores ask at least $30 for the same quality; also strong_live of feather- weight fabrice 1o sell at $16.75 per suit: you coilect your profits at onee; we ship C. 0. 1 10 customer for balance: we furnish beautif; 639 wwatch outfit and powerful co-operation hustlers write at once. Sulesmanager, J. 1. v, Inc. Dept. A73, $31 W. Adams . COAT season in coming: make $100 ling outtit free. * Improved Mfg. Co., Dept. shland. ¢ * for Dr. Biairs es means big money o you: permanent business, growing o nand; free out- I et particulars’ quick. Blair Laboratories, urk, Vi . 3 ex- experience un- Co.. Dept. 290. St. Louis ® kiy. 75 hour spare time runieed wi selling hosi spring lin necessary eur four montht experience U had previous experience with other organizations coming to Washington. came the pretty poem of Longfellow Wentworth and professor of applied music a versity ‘organist, now holds. and monologues this afternoon at |4:.10 o'clock at the New Willard for the service work of the league with disabled veterans. sing groups of somgs by English and American composers, and Mrs. Rogers will contribute several original char- acter sketches. the country with Mme. Sembrich, and has appeared as soloist with most of the large orchestray, DIAMOND-STUDDED BRO about Lady o In 1906 Yale University conferred upon him the honorary de- ster of arts. compositions Mr. J sonatas, a_fantas y's restaurant, evening of March 1 $500 Teward for return to the Mauager, MISS HENRIETTA _E. LANGER, Who has accompanied her mother, H. A. Langer, to Palm Beach to meveral weeks. nt Marquis of Rockingham | rom a branch which ame of the romantic courtship and Wentworth Mr. Langdon has of “kindred ‘Among his Rogers will epson numbers two for organ and or- chestra, and many smaller pieces for! organ, as well as anthems for men's voices, and a cantata. best music hossible manner. {1 the parts are anced and the tone quality is good. The programs this week will “horus of Returning m Tannhauser (Wagner) “The Chough and Crow™ Rowley Lishop) (Chesham). (Neidlinger) (Sullivan-Brewer), besid of unaccompanied part-songs. If the successful expe ideal of singing only marine bar- cts southeast, as | and dance for work with disabled veterans in Washington Americanizitio Delightfui Trish sele be given by the Fortunately racks, Sth and D « bencfit concert smouth lassie. Rogers toured oppressive weather may get a breath of ocean ozone and walk in the soothing sands Lord Nevill was well hile he was New England and He is also the Mr. depson ng program for his Bach's “Prelude | Woodbury: Men's Volces. ranged the follo | Lovers’ of ‘music’ of the harp en- ongshoreman e joyed a rare treat last Sunday even- in 1 Major; Jepson's “Les{ing when Edith Marmion Brosii {peared " in’ ‘recital ‘at the Arts Club. Mrs. Brosius gave a generous pro- gram of exacting numbers with fin- ished artistry, and in addition to the programmed selections gave added Irish, Welsh and Scotch folk songs and a group of southern airs. program tonight will be In-Com-Co Club (male chorus), with ‘tehison conducting. . the first of that dis- in Washington w in the Duke of Devonshire's suite in and | Ottawa. He is about forty. good 100k- of | inz and unma Mrs. Sarita Sanford Ward, who has nted the National Mu- rine Band and atl Washington and Fugue will be =iven ing interm One of the sons of this took as his wife Dorothea, Jacob Astor, tremendous flnancial descendants ‘e ‘Woodbury Portsmouth places of the rriette Dyer g cct recitations ot | . . delighted the boys with mps during the war period. Tales of Well Known Folk In Social and Official Life between Biltm iment of the Vi Commission recently pres RGE WASHI mphony, Op. municate witl * allegro Vi- allegro cantabile and 4 Smithsonfan grounds, with two mar- departments, that choral music of high take a great step grade would seate will be held until 8 } o'clock. when the entire caurch will be open to the public, The venerab miscellanebus _subjects, Subscribers' years ago a frequent visitor to her daughter, then Mr: wife of the councilor of the British some time charge d'affaires. was a few {between Lincoln one of_the toric old town. Colville Rarclay, Mrs. Cecil Frankel. national direc- e = i of extonsion for the National Fed- of organ recitals under aus. eration of Music Clubs, was a recent visitor in Washington. and was guest of honor at a luncheon giv Hadleigh by Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish dent of the Federation of Mus of the District At the Mount Pleasant Congregz- tional Church this afternoon the fifth of this season’s musical vesper serv- The Mount Pleas- directed by One result of Princess Mary’s nup- that ‘splendid emerald, to the popularity it held before the era of George- onny bride of Viscount American_Guild of Organists will be given at Epiphany Protestant Episco- ¢ evenings, the first at 8:30_o'clock. professor of organ, Sir Colville minister at Mrs. Ward is the daugh- H. Sanford of to restore been knighted. Md. registratio Finder please at the!ices will be glv ant chorus, | Little, with' Frances M. Scherger, so- Other i prano: William Shanahan, tenor. and Herman Fakler, baritone, as soloists, Md. driver's permit, Ninth Page.) card and several other C. L. pal Church Tuesda take place Tue: Harry B. Jeps Yale Univers {gram. The following dates have been arranged: April 4, Lynwood Farnum, of the Holy w York city: May 9, Fred- erick W. Schleider, F.'A The Woodridge S Mrs. Grace Haz { recital Febri ate Charle: cial duties in New returned to her of Columbia. were Mrs. ds in Argen- ina 5 and more natural than that her favorite gem is that which suggests the soft ind of the fortune building railro on Carlton Terrace The accompaniments will be “laude Robeson at the or- harles Bliss at the piano directed by and commercial enterprises until his i Mrs. Mijriam Hiiton, Mrs. J. H. Cun-j ningham, Mrs. W. ! Howard Blandy, Mrs. M. Martin' Kall- | gan, Mrs, and a full the National Community | Herman Rakemann, " R. Bartlett, musical direc- ee Club, and Mrs. Washington organiza- h the National Fed- Community R. Benham, for her bethrothal ring and many of her gifts of jewels were this stone | with -diamonds. been avoided by tamily of England as superstitious on this shun opals. Queen Elizabeth had col- Jected the grandest emeralds of the world in her time and the largest on the continent was in the royal crown But George IV attended a court levee one evening and i course of his activities the big stone became unfastened and rolled on the Mr. Eldridge T. v has. since the death of his wife, tw gathered many specimens tbere, and his daughter has added to the splendid collection of her husband, Ward, sculptor, scientis Mr, Ward ‘was with the Stanley expedition, and was the last survivor of the Emin adventure. 1917 as the result of wounds and ex- an ambulance His widow dio, directed by Wermelle, gave a at_Odd Fellows' ‘minded and ! Dr. Adam Geibel, the blind organ- ist and composer of Philadelphia, was e house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ry Hunt McKee during Almas | stay In Washington. * At his recital! Ingram Congregational introduced some features by giving a demoestration of his sense of absolute pitch and his facility in musical composition. tor of the Almas vas never consumedl a social career. Anne Morgan's crusade toward a Te- ide of the world ented Miss and travel- contributed b Tnstrgmental num- “Ethel's Dream, following pupi bers—Evelyn Jessie Inglee. F Loor. Mildred Floto, tions affiliated his recent mitation pearls, between Reward 3f returned ihe Washingtonlans, Al ub. Maret Glee Club, Friday iat Morning Music Club and Rubinstein in hér London home to swell the funds for this purpose. Com- ss Gerry signalized the ne old house, Lrilliant fetes and I%th and He died in Fletcher, Marie modore and M received ax officer in the great war. Ireturned to thés country, but spends much of her time with Lady Colville, and’ with her son. Capt, Herbert Sanford Ward, a member of { fiying corps. German lines. captivity and almost miraculous es- cape has been written McLaughlin. The official bulletin of the National Federation of Music Clubs announces | demonstrating his sense of absolute pitch, Dr. Geibel uses certain tones n the piano which he ciated with certain letters of the al- With Harlan Randall at the ors of | piano playing the tones that repre- sented the name of any article held in sight by a member of the audience, such as a book or hand, Dr. Geibel for | spelled the word from the tones given le of rela- adys Warner, Glenda Hough to which th el e A BUSINESS OF YOUK OW> nvention for su- o opening of a co g D o ‘music at Nash- ipervisors of school be followed by < of the victory of American col- admittedly revolutionary Hereafter the surly monarch at- tached an evil reputation to emeralds, had them removed from the settings in all the crown jew, | diamonds substituted accepted his Princess Mary, break the spell, and to re- move under George V the sinister re- the fine stones by fhe Rhode Island and Mrs. the former son of the among the Gerry home which is rarely du- Its drawing pace than the House and senator from hig illustrated bouk free. mer. 141, Wooster Ohio. Men, women, big_commissions § Sruc ) Those who recited and appeared in | the play: Dorothy Rel i Rehage. Ruth Boland. Katherine His- j1op. Ruth Campbell. Helan Spire, Ruby .#Lillian Llewellvn, the British e, Katherine convention meeting of the board of dir the federation from March in the same city. the bulletin vast establishment w in vigorous The same issue of contains the announce- the following prizes compositions: T prize of $1,000, gi tion for an s and rubies or inating stories of the great war. superstitions. Washington supervising the unpack-! ing and exhibiting of her treasures. importance a Committee Makes Plans For Benefit Pageant The executive committee of “The Cross Triumphant.” Mrs. Minnegerode Andrews’ beautiful pageant of church sponsors of ven by the federa- suggestion from the audience of the words of a hymn, Dr. Geibel composed dancela gpew setting by diotating to an amanuensis the notes, first of the so- theme | prano and alto, then the tenor and Mrs. McKee then played the was afterward rproof aprons, sul * lowest prices: 19 5. Wells, Chi- of historic «. Write Ideal Mfg. ¢ which were globe ing the ocean was an adventure for the boldest. oted to trophies of the ‘h the men of the family traditionall, of the most fas pute given @rama, a performance of music an a musical ing ax huge an under-| pags taking as the pageant. will be more | ney s dled by clubs: the second. alguie by the congregation. 500 for chamber music com- played to the public within®a fort- i court chron all_her family | shuddered, and to prove that there something in it after all. Mary's wed- aing festivities coincided with the an- nouncement of the British premier to parliament that Britain had yielded political sovereignty over Egypt and | that henceforth the natives would be free’from their control. : exhilarating would be difficult to imagine that the adoption of the bredkfast in the open, announced in the Virginia. Pennsyl- vania and New York exclusive hunt; That at the Middleburg Club, in Fauquier county, already in use, may be described as ideal. On a firm- 1y placed broad and high pedestal is !fixed a_round piece of wood. daintily which, not be associated. ating collec- bel presided at the argan of Ingram for violin. flute, oboe and|Church last Sunday evening during|the va on of his own cantata, “The{Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. chairman of the executive committee. on Wed- nesday at 5 o'clock to complete ar- rangements for the nrganization and iprize of § us scenes at Mre. Frank Ohio, former presi wood and steel of famous yachts iled under the auspices of the New ork Club. The commodore began his long before 4t present. itwo voices, given by i Seiberling, Akron. and * patron. ready provided for are Incarnation,” 2 immediately | s the service for his home a $100 ‘cello( Philadelphia. 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Experienc closirs will handle sonr jrospcts and pay Fou full commissions. Earning possibilities. lars per week up. Write, gi ce und phone number. Ad- EN SALESMEXN to sell a nationally advertised prod- uct; experience not necessary $2.50 per order; 6 to 7 orders daily, if you will work 6 hours per day. Call 120 McGill bldg.. S e £ between 3 & 5 p.m., Mr. Braus- dorf. SMAN for & cam utrodu Savin device: o competition. ADPLE § 1o 12 and 2 to 4. Room 401, Baitic bidg., & F st nw . Thomas Nelson Page. former am- |Pproduction of te pageant. violin prize | bassador from the United States to|lWo performances by Musicians’ Club of | [taly, made an address at the Italian embassy Thursday, the occasion be- ing the first meeting of a new musi- cal organization, Il Circolo Italiano di Clelia Fioravanti, Ital- an soprano, accompanied by Mareeil Greenhalgh at the piano, added to the pleasure of tlie occasion by giving several songs and arias, among them being “The Ideale” (Tosti), “The Cry of Rachel” (Salter) and “Seguidilla.” which also offers TE_§ 1o §15 aaily easy: : introducing new style guaranteed h r replaced free: no capit Grand Rapids, Mich, fan organ prize jof $100 is given Chicago: chorus compos covered in damask and laden with all ount Harcourt, that is tempting when the riders are In the death of Vis as_commissioner of public af- d such phenominal sue- that he was in 19 from a baronet to the higher rank. most important American hostesses in London is placed in se- clusion. Lady Hatcourt. who had just returned to London after a visit of ! some months to her kindred in New York city, Hurns, daughter of the PBurns. a members of the banking Her mother was Lyman Morgan, younger ster of the great banker. “#iscount, she has recently passed sev- ral weeks with her aunt, . Pierpont Morgan. svlendid fortune which brought her husband which enabled to emerge from handsome residence Dunstan’s Lodge, to the B ernment for the blinded conv discharged from but not vet fit for chool. Raleigh, ition for chi Ham sliced or as sandwiches, olls. sizzling sausages Association and’ the National School for Girls, and will take place on Friday, May 3, 5 elevated rades including ils Co., Cin- ind” strips “of bacon. Cathedral | et umisi would tempt an anchorite, together with conserves and relishes, are with- in casy reach of the mounted guest.|son. who takes immense pride in controll- ing his horse so well that drinking p of boiling coftee is no trobue at | And the horses are not forgotten. for at various intervals are placed of apples and 666, Mac-O-Chee and rest homes. the wear and tear of life. cient domicile, it was given really a lodge set among rural but which now is aln tral part of London. will be provided | Frances E. Clark. violinist; Adelaide Wat- Margaret Cook. reade: hacklett, contralto, and tenor, with Mrs. Washington. preserves the the Cathedral no matter what you are sel & for this: the price is right. 0-Cliee Mills Co.. Dept: 101 AGENTS $60-5200 week; free samples. sign letters, any one can put on store windows; liberal offer to general agents. Metallic Letter Company, Cla; Thomas A. Cantwell, Walter Bishop, |1ana, Miss M pher Tenley, following delightful concert at the Monday evening: (Kreister) and “Serenade soprano solos, (Mendelssohn), Cincinnati. Olio.® Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol- late Walter Davis and Christo- accompanists, gave thel grop, gram at the|jygovich, violinist, Mrs. Thomas Eccol. gave one number, ‘Meditation,” from ““Thais™ (Massenet). which had been approved benefactor of the blind. Pearson, and by his successor. I Richard Nevill. i ork and may vis ington before retarning to his labors. It is his proposal to endow this prop- erty as a perpetual memorial of the generosity of Mr. Kahn to all victims of the world war, and to the English-speaking the sufferers. Sir Arthur accompanied - by heaps of cut the things which an equine considers proper for Such merriment and these feasts and such a riot for the eye, the scar- let coats of the riders and the green and scarlet of the and the more subdued colors of the eminine attire in the open and under a sunny sky make a picture to in- the painters of which adorn country homes the It has been an opinion almost uni- versally accepted that King Albert is 'alsg | one of the most gallant mén of the age, and_his recent recommendation that the Countess de Noailles be elect- ed to the newly created Royal Bel-! i gian Academy of Letters has proven This latest addition (o the sev. stitutes long flourishing in Fu- rope has taken the broad view of modern times that genius knows no sex and no national boundaries. the countess. though married to one the ancient regime of France. Count Mattieu de Noailles, comes of the same distinguished line of Bessa- rabia and Bucharest as the present Joseph A. Macins and Lois V. T} nter and Jennie Violin_solos, . Pilgrim and Carsie E. Leadls. { AGE> ¥ H. Patterson and Dorothy F. ! ing P Speake, both of Todian Head. M Charles P. Tucker and Ruth Luther Werheiser and Mauds Bloomsburg, Pa. M. Lowell Johnson and Carrie A Danjel R. Palanqo ard Lillian Cohen, both of Baltimore. Prentiss of Alstead, Mary A. Walker of DeGraff, Ohio, John A. Horstmann and Annie A. Farmer. Herman L. OHff and Jesse L. Wit Grmous profits, SIArt manufactur- a fine breakfast. r pie. chatter as in sealed ciiocolate sh eversthing _except One of the most original and de- lightful of this season’s programs by s members of the Friday Morning Music from| Club was that given recently as ar- izetti). | ranged by Mary lsabel Kelly. The pro- nt gram consisted of readings from well Homing” (Del Riego), “Lilac|known poems, sometimes with music interspersed between the verses and ccompanying the by Cecil Burleigh, was Mrs. Raymond Dickey, and Miss Kelly, Mrs. Chamberlin and Miss < Lo the following numbers from The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber | Dowell: & conductor, will hold its usual monthly { Scotch poem, “Long Ago,” and “From evening |y German ~Forest.” the Kellar| winglow, h. The assisting solo- Tt was the Miss Burns company accompany McCanaughesy. Miss_Miller: Adams, both of “On Wings of Song” | aria, “0 Luce di quest’ Anima. Lammermoor 21 Jackson, Chicago. »ry_nome_buys *‘Presw. Premier Product the obscurity brilliant attainments of his father. Sir William Harcourt, one of the powerful statesmen in the latter days of Queen Victoria's reign. As Louis Harcourt, club attendants in particular branch of T3 eater: sample free. (Gartlan) and “Absent” the donor's will be 2ubstituted ! lodge can comfortably | house about fifty patients now. the grounds admit of a wing which will double its capacity. seaside property he was utterly in the political world, but dTter his marriage he 'Snowbound, Far from the Land” i played by “] Dream That I Hear You 2 and $ With ux und get something immediately stood for the borough in Oxfordshire, whera the country seat of the Har- Nuneham ~ Park, wdar Rapids, Towa. Muxwell E. Rob Hollis of Fridoni Joseph C. Bea i wa is city and Fage { pli write for aj and Helen Parks, both of | Monogram Co., tiug: sale, $1.50: profit. § free sampies. 191 Market st., is situated, blic rehearsal h lecture hall Memorial Churc] ists will be Florence Keeler, F. Henkel, Shively, pianist. The fourth pupils season_of Otto Simon, voice; piano, and H take place next $:15 o'clock in the auditor! Y. M. C. A. Arthur Mayo wi -ahe aud Eleanor Only One Way. From the Edinburgh Scotsman, Excited Traveler—Porter, Can I catch the 3:30 for Bristol? Porter—Well, look ere, sir. 1t's only been gone out o' station about three minutes. violinist, assisted by Mrs.| Rhea Watson Cable at the piano, (John Alden Carpen- the program was com- pleted by the rendition of “King Rob- (Rossetter G. Cole) by assisted by Edna Sheehy, soprano, and Miss Kel- 1y, pianist. 10 $15 daily selling guar- d for particulars. Salisbury New York city Our New Combination Victrola | Offer Style 90.. and Lois | fer ce Co., 3230 Broadway. AGENTS _Sollereze; we are paying $2 taking orders for this newest invention: wend for free outfit and sample: Company, 5644 American bidg., Cincinns t Sicily” recital of the!Srt © ¥ ated Studios, | Mre. La Salle Spier, violin, will Friday evening at Chamberlin, American Prod your $10 a day with Biue Kib enri Sokolov, razor steel blades: At the morning service of the Cleve- jthe{bon cute fum of the | 1ang }l:arlk yc'fx“r“':lu““ au! ‘oder and Mrs. Arthur The following program| Henning will sing “I Waited for the 1 Lord” (Mendelssohn), with Mrs. F. L. Hawes at the piano, { catches housewife’s eve; you sell. and collect: commissions daily: Clarke made 1 sales first five hours: send for sample; do lik Write Parker Mfg.' Co. father, Prince Michael Constantine de 11 be the| zrs. Brancovan, is the head of the house It was the vounger sis- ter of this esteemed poetess, Pi Catherine Helene de Brancovan. who, MUSICAL INSTRUCTION Mrs. Emily Louden Shizers (Pupil of Mrs. Suzanna Oldberg.) Voice culture. 3014 Dent pl. n.w. WALTER T. HOLT Pnone Franklin 4113, STUDIO, 1219 CONN. AVE. accompanis. will be gives in F Major” “Allegro,” from “Sonata (Mozart), snd “Bridal Pro- Grieg), Maisie Nothnagel: | i Tt The Little | tan of Bibesco. wise: no capital. Mrs, Henning AGENTS—Wonderful every dollar sales. Deliver on spot. Sample free. Mission, Factory Smith ave.. Detroit, Mich AGENTS Mason sold 18 Comet sprayers and autowaghers one Saturd 5 best sptaser: 30 years” (Schnecker), with flute obligato by Arthur Crawford. and Mrs. Hawes at and | the piano. The Y. W. C. A. Glee Club has given |’ several very interesting programs re- five songs by Sandman,” *Swabian Folk Song, Summer Fields.” “May .\l'll!’hl." for violin, Mrs. Joseph Cherner and Miss Kel Caraman-Chimay companied Queen Elizabeth to this lady-in-waiting. 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B SALESMI Manufacturer_standard line of talking machives desires hig! tion in protected territories: liberal terms of eredit with antee; insuring dex of the sclesma -back gua xs ms well ms 5300 week- in detail to by stockholders: Iu 135 Brosdw tu che adoro.” (Meyerbeer). One of its concerts was held er). . Elizabeth's Hospital, ““Adugio,” from “Violin Suite | puilding occupied by 180 service men. The veterans enjoyed the numbers much, and the club afterward Ballade, A Flat Major, ODUS, Jed them in community singing. 47, both by Chopin. Mrs. Jessie Blais- | program alse was given at the Home The public is cordially invited | for the Incurables, at which commuinity singing followed. Today the o Tubercular _ Hospital. Linkins is the director of the organi- | rances Sullivan will accompany. at the next performance. Miss Ruby Stanford, violinist, and |~ mMisS JEANETTE M. HOWARD (Pupil of S. M. Fabian) PIANIST AND TEACHER 128 7th st. (PETWORTH). 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Co., Trial i temporaneous you simply dis without her name and she has recent- added novels and poem dramas to her long list of achievements in King Albert, who es- tablished the Royal Belgian Academy {and contributed most generously to its endowment, held fast that in hon- oring a candidate in the domain of the Frencl language an terature it mattered mot in what country that|nayectaken B author resided and still less that whether he or she were a Belgian subject, Which is a long leap ahead | Masonic of the famous Academy of the Im- | vited to attend. mortals in Paris. which will not ad- and clings tenaciously to French -authors living in France and citizens of the republic. lengthening list of the honors com- ing to women the Countess de No- ailles assumes that of being the first | Douglas Jones, of her sex to be asked into one of the | J. 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