Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1922, Page 14

e L e e swensies MJAYER & CO. Betwe;nD'&E : "'TTHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922.” / 1406 G Street Choose a Bank as -You Choose a Store based upon the qual- ity of what it offers. In the instance of a Bank, it’s service. It’s a very clearly de- fined term here. Means everything that lies within the functions of a National Bank to perfom—and does it with a “glad-to-do-it” spirit that is all' the more appreciated because it is a bit uncommon. . In place of the “institu- tional hush” there’s the “cheery hum” of business here. Hearty cordiality takes the place of tense re- serve—and you'll find your Banking relations with us happy—and adequate. Disrict National Bank ¥|GLAD HAND OUT TO SHRINERS From Many Former Washingtonians. Met by Committee at San Jose. Bpecial from a Staff Correspondent. ‘Temple LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 22— Nearly eighty former residents of ‘Washington, D. C., formed the Almas hospitality committee Hospitality Committee. on pleasure bent. Some of them|OScar M. White. clung close to us throughout our stay and never seemed to tire of doing what scemed to us very big things—|rieyt. Col. ment. MacD. Thomas H. Chief among the latter was George E. Emmons, long a prominent Wash- ington realtor and partner of Brain- Isaac D. Laferty, at present residing with his daugh- ;'!l" Plllll' San Francisco, was with us early always, and on the last night of our stay by the Golden Gate took [ 5*'& Miller: Henry X {pot luck at our hotel and remained | §; Trif% JQrePh B lall night and until our train drew ¢ 2 out of the raflroad station. He talked of old days in Washington, and repeatedly asked that he be re membered to all his old friends in!yg STy ".fl the Nation Always in Gocd Taste Simmons Metal Beds, beautiful in design and supremely comfortable, are correct for any bedroom. They all the richness of fine furniture. They can be obtained in a wide variety of period de- signs, exquisitelv finished to match any other pieces. They are absolutely sanitary, built for sleep, and will last for years and years. silence invite the nerves and muscles to relax into deep, sound sleep. StopAby Mayer’s Life Time Furniture Store and see the large display of Simmons Beds. They are inazpensive. y, there’s a beautiful three- piece Walnut Bed for $22.50. -— Life Time Furniture Is More Than a Name T oot e e e A o Rl O e i f'l'Hl: GARDEN SPOT OF WASHINGTON” - WHERE IT IS - SHRUBBERY—HIGH UP IN THE WOODS, 'HIN 2 SQUARES OF THE CARS. ConLNER I";,‘lS'rPERFECQTLY IDEAL. ¥ minutes auto from Treasury Department. e ---mo-.“;tnflwmhAvmawlhu. : Neee Bpiscopal Cathedral and Cleveland Park School. plendidly detach beautitul section that is so rapidly S i e ds?xm::(‘l ll:v';e‘l‘ll ‘room“houses, the latter having four ue each year. in val Y : in enhancing i ¥ e o anial type; center hall entrance; tile bath; Sl oipines ok rs; mmhu; Iaundry facilities and servant quality and finish. THE HOME OF HOMES 1406 H-Street NW. Main 4340 Their sturdiness and . ENT L AND CONVENIENT SUBURBAN ENVIRONM! Tlg!WMAfl‘los‘{Nnd’ef%ll{lT—l};gNUlNE HOME LIFE—HEALTHFUL, DEElégHRll)JL D REFINED ATMOSPHERE—BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, TRI hts; doors and windows screened. Attractive{ Capital. Charles G. Conn, Willlam ¢ 0 Bestowed Favors. v o Thornton Sficott. another old- | Henrs K Rees, Frank M. M timer, long connected: with the Post |yt Office. Department, a'so clung close | yro ol }10 el;'erydWashlnztoman he met as if | ¢ . e hated to part with him. He is employed in San Francisco, and with | fo Clifford Grinell his wife resides there, although he | 3 Others for his homestead in Oregon, which he said was alive with rattlesnakes. Frank Stretton, former Washington | porta’’ 3 newspaper man, now a chief proof and newspaper woman, resides at 937 Dolores stre_t and wants to come back to Washington, although Mrs. ! Stretton feels the Pacific coast I Oscar 8. Ruge and Harry S. - W AT SAN FRANCISCO MEETING Almas Temple Recipient of Courtesies Almas nobles living in California. The Almas Temple hospitality com- Temple hospitality committee which mittee, which met the special Almas greeted the Washington Shrine party |train at San Jose, Included: Edward on its recent arrival in California, | W. Koch, chairman; Royal H. Cheney, and every last one of them seemed |Secretary; Capt. J. P. Adams, George to Be welcoming loved ones of his or | E- Emmons, Maj. W. §. Overton, Mrs. her own family instead. of a large|E. D. Russ, Maj. William Sprague, and heterogeneous crowd of visitors|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stretton and Mrs. In addition to the above committee the following members of Almas leasant littl gs—and sometimes | Temple are residing in Californ! & ety " Willlam D. Houston, Thornton Silcot! to increase our comfort and enjoy-|Haupt, B. Malloy, Alexander Messer, Frank M. Chandler, Hal M. Reming. ton, Oscar C. Olsen, James B. Adami Isanc D. L ilford P. Monel erd H. Warner. Mr. Emmons, who is | JIIUS D juicas, Joseph H. Sponsler, Gustavus P. Hagstrom, S. A. Lindaue; Sloan Flack, Horance J. Mock, Al Wilkens, Harry 2 olburn, Robert irant, Dr. Mack- R. Bruin, L. DuDuitt. |l nge hard C. Glass, Karl F. Schweize Charles S. Timmons, Irving J. Rus- Moore, Louis H. jabb, Edward talked some of quitting civilization| &laries 1. Jones, O Van Wors Dexter A. Cushman, Ernest D. CI baugh, John H. Stephens, W. F. CI. W. B. Jennings, Thomas reader for the San Franclsco Chron- | Speren. Taeus Somcr g A maander L icle, with his wife, a gifted \\'l’"er“-r‘ Baldwin, Albert Edward E;;Hma.n, ADVERTISEMENT [if your tongue is coated or if you have an offensive breath ‘of gasoline-propelled boats in dredg- Pwo almost unfailing danger|®) nothing else cun, and clean: ing oystern in the Potomac river no ||| signals that show you are suffering | them in & natural way that cause itted. s (|| trom constipation! Unless you|no irritation or discomfort! 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