Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1922, Page 11

D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922. 9 MRS. GAWLER FEATURES | yicr"sert eineing. Bawara . viratl HIGHWAYMEN BUSY. | oot hishwaymen st othuna I sireeis “Walts Song” and Woodman's “Love and robbed of $11, a watch and chain THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT In My Hedrt"in such o chlmlnglseve"l Hold-Up Cases Are Re.|and & money order Lor 35. wwwwwwww (R | | THIRSTONE| So ciety i S i O i Ph M plause. Sho responded to several en- | | one 941 (Continued from Eighth Page. Herman Hoffman, Marine Soloist, | cores, George Wilson accompanied | T B 2l NAVAL AIDE QUITS. Phone M. 942 Draws Bound of Appl Mrs. Gawler. | William G. Jackson, employed at wedding supper. The bride, who was P SonnT ot Applanxel Tor Herman He Tmay fviolin sololst for | St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, was held up| o101 D, Schacfer has resigned the tve: riage by her brother, the United States Marine Band, en- s Wore a gown of whits crepe meteot CETIE [ tertained the large audience with | ot one ol the eniraness o the ROSPILal! position of chief aide to the chief of the trimmed with crystals and pearls, and | With Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, | three numbers, while a children's|armed colored man about twenty- nv'.‘bureuu of construction and repair, her French lace veil was formerly \(‘mrul and group of fifty men were | years old and robbed of $10 in cash. Department, to take effect De- - : soprano, the feature number on the itute De- | worn by her great-great-aunt, the | roundly applauded for their rendition | X aoung lady emplosed in the hospitai | sember 33 e has beon connected S Heads Carnegle InSt tu late Mrs. E. M. Ricker. The veil, ar- | program, the seventh Sunday night|of “Good-night, Ladles.” Mrs. ("”'i:msd h-rgmulr escort had a similar ex- | with the Navy Department for many for Study of Pub- ranged in coronet, was held With a|concert of the Washington Music As- | trude McRae Nash was at the piano | perfence in the grounds of the insti- | years and recently went to Rio ds panment or Study of Pu band of orange blossoms, and she car- | sociation at Central High Community | for Mr. Hoffman. | tution a short time ago. { Juneiro to assist in the installation rled bride roses and Ifiles of the val- | Center drew a record-breaking audi- | The usual community singing was | John W. lsher, 1010 6th street |of the naval exhibit at the Brazilian . : ey. Her matron of hon ne e big auditorium last night. | led by Robert Lawrence, director. 'northeast, was held up by three col- | centennial exposition. _to_bring a cheeriul glow into the home lic Service Methods. sister-in-law. Mrs. Worsham, wife of o West at Christmas time and all the year! Capt. Ludson D. Worsham, of See the Brooks dllplay—comprehensxve 1}:3:“;{.:.':"1! :'I,Ls‘nd fi?;flr‘.%r“%?’,‘;"im‘fi and wonderfully artistic—here zou Il find| Appointment of Dr. L L Thurstone, | her siater's mald of Bonor. hey tors lamps for every need, and equitably priced, | nead of the department of education | gown trimmed with shadow lace, and tion, under the fg £ ‘ge Stewart, Mrs. Baum institute, _at nd Mr. Charles Smith of New York. ackson place s announced | Dr and Mrs. Tom Willlams will be = 3 tast night. The |the hosts at th sday_evening enter- — = : new bureau iS|tainment at the Arts Club tomorrow — affillated with the | The program will present “The History Institute of Gov-|of the Dance” with interpretations by ernment Research. | Miss Garainer. Dr. L. L. Thurstone, Dr. Thurstone wiil enter upon| Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr.. entertained his new duties January 1. a small company at dinner Saturday n iour as RUs : According to Dr. Thurstone, the | cvening at Le Para first important work to be under- taken by the new bureau will be a| arr H. A. Phagen, Rock Hills, too. and psychology ! the latter's trimmed with silver. Mr. * '+ Carnegle In-|John Murphy of Cleveland was best 8 1. | man, and the ushers were Capt. Wor- S stitute of Technol- | g “hrother of the bride, and Mr. 3 F B ks C ogy, to be direc- A\IR. Sh;nnnLr Slen i LR i 1 h | Mr. and Mrs. Parker left later in the he .E- . 100 0. o Tthe mewly | SYERINg for @ wedding trip, and atter w ¥ |January 1 will be at home at 337 r; Established Over One-Half Century organized bureau |Guyler avenue, Oak Park, Chicago. v Leo roo i - [ Among the out-of-town guests were C. Brooks, Manager of public person- | George Parker of Moline, | 5 813 14th St. NW. nel administra- SF"e Sridearoom: m,' B dy of the best methods of selec- = b . Mr. K —don’t forget to send us those gar- e ater anil promotion ot pub= | i el Eusat of e brother IiE A v -~ & lic service empl = Tts field of 2 1 i ments that you would have looking | work will tour - 91 The third annual ball of the Philippine ST S N I : " | Colleians will be given January 1, at spick-and-span for Christmas Day! : e MerlHote Don’t delay, but today— I service. “m al| Mr. and Mrs, Daniel W. O'Donoghue 5 i governments this study will include Tt 4 Han Relsser = investigations of the police and fire . E. Berry at Call Main 4724 departments in order to arrive at|q arty evening at the the best methods of selecting the | New National Theater o see David best men, on a basis of merit, for | Warfleld in the “Merchant of Venice.” : B i : { officers. After the theater they had their guests BT i A Y B it s | Othes Pisblens Cousidered. at supper at their home on 16th street. | Other problems outlined and ap-| Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Bailey an- Now OPEN Al f prmev‘l for lrfmnhlxrea.u‘ by lan’afl\lsory nounces the engagement of their daugh- | committee of five national civil serv- | ter, Marion Alta, to the Rev. Norvell _E ice commissioners are: Selection, trans- | Elliott Wicker, jr., of Petersburg, Va. 4 DOORS ABOVE RIALTO THEATER. fer and promotion of skilled trades- | The wedd i1l take pli in th 2 ni s r.‘-f:flm?:fi:fi,n:i ’:"": tmr.ins- sdind R R FRESH CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED c LCAN :p’ &' DY: Rr I positions in_public scrvice; extension, z We carry the largest display of Fresh Florida Oranges and Grapefruit in Washington. Direct from the GEONE n solid MAIN or I"ICE 740 12™ ST N.W. AN L e Marriage Licenses. carloads. Guaranteed fresh, sweet and juicy. telligence tests for various occupa-| Marrisce licenses have been fssued to the . [ tions; establishment of postal clerks’ mu:;...l S ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT and carriers' tests; reorganization of | Robert 1. Iuches and Re . Haves. tralning _courses for federal em- |, T on of . Va., and An- Peridorenih & . po e bl R 3,4,5 and 6 for . e .25¢ | investigation of the best er e 2 ton B Ky, Basket contunmg 50 Oranges ......... 12 to 25 in basket . Sl.ofl il of rating the efficiency of P Va d : Vlzes, 35c Dozen or $1.00 per Basket i T T 1 service of emp s in public hwn. o £ ‘Dickerson. Extra Selected i The burcau will also have charge, A A. Snowden, .. . it llat }(mas ab e eventually, of the organizing of new " Page. | Mixed Baskets, Oranges and Grapefruit ......... e G fiereain i e e $1.00 ! Lelon C. Brown and Ada Robinson PAINTS, FOOR L e s e o | [ R e e Let Us Express Your Out-of-Town Friend a Nice Crate for Xmas—Phone Franklin 8970 i FINISHES, e e 4 Fhe Sunotn Sment of Dr har Births R d. WE DO NOT DELIVER LOCAL ORDERS | 5 GLASS TOP to make the present stone’s appointment also says the es- irths Reporte [ FURNITURE Il complete Ponainla Through. privats endawment | T, following births have heen roported to sy e I vamusn | 0P Erieep e S il | I+ H WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORES 5o | e & =3 7 2 nt fal to appropriate to-| Thomas A. and Lill Noon, bay M. WM. AND See us about supplying one. We |§-‘L‘r'.'a"?f’§°mmm§. Do et Seacall Willlam At wna Kathren ¢ mu:f-nan'ru-. gir. Close 11 P.M. Remerber—We Were on New: York Avie: Last Wenter S the national civil service commis- sions have agitated the establ | liivan, boy. mia Ooglen, ghrl cut tops of Plate or Window Glass for POLISHES, e = A E '. = fine tables, buffets, bureaus, etc., at of itherbureauTito} conduct: n Marie Tarior. girl ROOF =0 5 B » =y work in_the personnel udm!ml'ral!nn t e IE Reasonable Prices. R T & [e——olc——]o]c—c] k[l lc—s| PAINTS, oLD ENGLISH stated. 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Mahogany Pedestal Smoken.. ....84up Mahogany Table Lamps. llght --$4up ll:l[iogany Table Lamps. 7o, ..$8up Mahogany ogany Easy Chairs........ .$40|lp Nolocany Smokers’ | Child’s High Chairs............$10up | Secrctrics Stands. xln:ogany Waste Baskets.......$14up $90 up. 1050 U ahogany Bud Vases.......,.$2.50 up $ P | Mahogany Chifforobes. .......$108 u Mahogany Muffin Stands.......$10up Mahogany Windsor Chairs. .. ...$19up Mahogany “Lazy Susans”. ... —_— . Margaret C. Montville of Kan- has been granted a patent foot rest to be used Unique and Original Elegant Assortment to choose from—1le Up. Al i o] a o] |l o] | a = a | - o] ARDS | Biscnesultalicalen: B Pearlman’s Book Shop m ' Ifl o] l lJ o] lfl a8 | o] 1l o] fl 933 G St. ok &G, Mahogany Book Blocks.. ... = 3 Mahogany Cigarette Boxes. .. t\)ra‘.mgz"r"t' Crepe de Chine Italian Silk Vest, Crepe de Chine Satin Brassiere, $1; Neptunette Teddy, Mahogany Foot-Stools ...... S.avern Sp—— Camisole, $195 $1.95 Teddy with laccand Satin Bloomers, SL95. End Tables, ) filet, $2.95. $295. Mahogany Grandfather and Co- $11 up. | el (_nlzwil;fg;;mng lonial Clocks .............$185up Tables, $36 up Mahogany Bookcases £34 Mahogany Nest of Tables......$31 up Mahogany Davenport Tables. .. .$45 up Mahogany Tilt-top Tables.. .. PEKING CLOISONNE A few good bowls and vases, and some modern wine cups good as ashtrays. ALBERT J. 0SGOOD THE PAGODA 725 17th Street | | Mahogany 4-Poster Beds. .......$45 up Mahogany Spinet Desks. .......$42up Mahogany Gate-leg Tables. .....$32up Lamp Shades 5 Mahogany Turn-Top Half Price o I Mahogany Writing sks Dainty Satin or Crepe Teddies, in Neptunette Handsome Teddies in de Chine Camisoles, lace —Italian Silk Vests, Satin, crepe de chine, Radium and ribbon trimmed; or Crepe de Chine and Ra- and Pongee silks—Italian tailored models. 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