Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1922, Page 12

12 " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922.° E ’ be the memorial columns of each |clerk and founder of the American|Graves, Miss Elizabeth Ellicott Poe, |critic and author at the time of his| state and country represented, on|Red Cross; Vinnie Ream Hoxie, the |[Mrs. John A. Logan, Judge Charles|death in 1887, and was chief edi- | which will be carved the names of |sculptor; Mrs. Theodore W. Birney, |Kerr, Mras. Charles W. ‘Wetmore and |torial writer and musical critic for | the twenty-five greatest women of [founder of the Mothers’ Congress and [ Mrs. James Huntington Turner. the Baltimore American. Mrs. uan-‘ the state not now living. The Dis- | Parent-Teachers' Association; Sarah < dolph’s son, Harold, is director of | trict of Columbia is to huve a column | La Fetra, Belva Lockwood, the noted L the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore. | it uEE S o, Tt SR ar iy aay| DIES OF PNEUMONIA. Women ' whe' have aomieved for tnis |Desha and Mrs. Mary 8. Lockwood, RUSHED TO WHITE HOUSE. | commlmlty before thelrhtlie:t:s ; founders ocf the D. :- R. Widow of Maj. Innes Randolph he names whic! ave al- roups of Judges. ST e raudy been submitted for the Dis-| ,“mn‘“m"“ group of judges ‘Was Born in Georgetown. « Esklmo Dples to the executive's taste | STt Solumn as worthy of this honor | nave been obtained by the alllance ta| Mrs. Anna Clara_ Randolph, widow | Biveer op otioqors Fone s nanksgiving | ; a Chfton, at Massachusetts e?meM&rrflfig’.f;f.',‘: gla'x; !‘({;_B;fill:u:t:;r mm‘% g::xr ::!‘-gznlo:;‘:tncll::r?ntme= that :z ll-l) Innes nlmdolnh {died yester-| The relish was brought from Chi- | - | wi ct column. | day of pneumonia in the home of hi g augherty, Senator . Bal ewood road, Roland 5 = 7 ol ’ Georgetown Convent for irls; Rose | Rey. Alfecd Hardine. Mer. Tiomay, | Rizewoed ro e e i | Lenthembrumfor (the KCincaro binct | STEMLESS SWITCHES Marvels of * convenlence and beauty. Not short $1.20000000 Something New Capital In Ba ] . g $14,000,000.00 . Resources Sel'Vlce! woven together by our patented method in perfect imitation of nature’s han- diwork. First and only advance ia bair art. Made from the finest fm- ported cut hair or YOUR The Business Counsel Committee COMBINGS. Mordecal, the Jewish philanthro 9f the Reo Motor Company, who made | > pist; ‘Rl.bbl Abram Simon, Supt. of Schools Mrs. Randolph was bo; 1 = - i the Federal-Ameri is available £ to Mrs. Calhoun. Mre. Samuel Harrison Smith, writer | Frank Ballon, Mra, Giles Scott Ratier, | town: . G in 1838, At s ooe: | Ventr Bon & Reo truck. @ e -Bv'fl_dog 1115GSt. —of the Federal-American 1s available for con- Southworth, - the ' ;“%rvse.“llst. .HE |N‘E presmentdn; the lg:_nl finnlhe'r‘u' Con- | break of the civil war she moved to|Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the morn; y:ué & = c . s H arriet gress and 'arent-Teachers' Associa- | Potomac, Va., and sl 187 GROUND FLOOR ference with you, offering you the opportunity.to Transter of ownership by James Bi- | nfanollaton nieco of 'President |tlon: Rev. Dr. Charles: Wood, Judge made her. Rome In Battmore: ~ o0 |21d,arrived here yestorday afternoon | S ownership by n; ara. Barton, government Kathryn Sellers, Col. John Temple Mrs. Randolph’s husband was Srtomy lay your problems and plans before men of wide a distance was 801 miles, experience and understanding—to help you find the best solution. verson, jr., editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, to Mes. Clarence Criteendon | I ] (I A e A I ] B —IE0—IC lc——lol———lo]——=[o[—=]0] E | [——d bili shorn prising a stone mansion and forty | 1608 to 614 .. ELEVENTHST, hanksgiving Sale for which we make truly sensational reductions in Plain and Fur-trimmed Coats sole right-of-purchage contract for the Womnn:s Universal Alllance. —numbering many styles and including a wide range of values Across the table we will listen to your plans and your needs for business extension. It is.more than likely that this counsel will be | just what you need. The, contract of salé was signed in the office of Representative George Graham .of . Pennsylvania, who acted Fe(leral-Amerlcan National Bank e e R uth he express wigh of” Col. Elverson, _the FF. contract of sale was made out to Mrs. 20 OFFICERS Cdlhoun. solely and individually, so % ;i that she,might be unhampered in car- W. T. Galliher, Chairman of the Board rying out the projects of the Womar L U o e e P T e e N R P SAREE, President Universal Alliance, which she founded, and which includes the building of an ce P"fl“‘le"‘ acropolis to womanhood in Washing- ton, crowned by a mothers’ memorial tow?r, in memory of the mothers of the world. Valued at Over $1,000,000. The Clifton property is valued at more than a million dollars, but the A Presid. alliance will reserve for itself only sst. to President such portions as needed for its build- -General Counsel ings and place the rest of it. Mea time the Women's Universal Allian has the use of the whole estate for various functions, including meet- ings, headquarters, open-air affairs and a series of pageants and pastoral plays of which Miss Elsie Kernan, professor of dramatic literature at 5 - College, will be the director. 3 Da S Tnal April a practical school of civie y 1l science will be opened at Clifton for the tralning of women FREE[ from all parts of the country for lead- ership along these lines. Fifty wom- en will be accommodated at the first session of the school, and it is plan- ned to have a representative from each state in the Union. During the same month a universal conference “ |of women will also be held at Clifton with delegates present from every state and many countries of Latin C“““ America and Europe. The heads of Opening Event Sunday. The op~ning event In the new L] L] headquar!ers “n‘ take place on next The Christmas Gift e et o S\ S Vi lons will be held, sentatives of the clergy ° the different denominations of Wl e nusua er Washington wiil invoke blessings on |the new enterprise. Senators and L - representatives of both parties will Here is our wonderful offer. Upon request SHeSEjom e problemafiotyUie fou we will deliver to your door on three days"fre_e tributed, but persons desiring fo at- Xmas trial a brand-new 1922 Eureka. Use it J|tend will be given admission cards = ag - = also if they apply to Mrs. Calhoun, without cost and if you decide to buy you can 1519 New Hampshire avenue. North . 5432 12035 During the war Clifton, through the patriotic interest of Col erson, . was used as a training school for er y women by the National Catholic War Council. This institution has now U til D 23 ! been established on another site in n ecC. Washington. = i S < Showplace of Capital. You have only until 5:30 P.M. 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