Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1923, Page 15

WILL DEDICATE CHURCH. Dedicatory exercises for the Cleve. land Park Congregational Church, 34th and Lowell streets, will be held tonight at the church. Senator Thomas Sterling of South Dakota will preside. Greetings from neighboring churches will be given by Kev. J. M ride Sterrett, rector of All Sou NOEL HOUSE PLAY . VINSHGHFAVOR Pantomime Revue Given Be- fore Large Society Gathering. gregatiopal churches will be glven by Rev. Jason Noble Plerce, pastor.of the First _Congregational Church, and Rev. Walter Amos Morgan, pastor of the Mount Pl nt_Congregational Church. Rev. W. L. Darby, secretary of the Washington Federation of Churches, also will take part in the service. An informal reception will be held at the end of the exercises. While 4.000 women and children— beneficiaries of Noel House, a settle- ment project at 1663 Kramer street northeast—were sleeping last night a large number of fairy godfathers and godmothers were entertaining more than 400 Washington society folk at the Hamilton Hotel, 14th and Baron Plessen, Sokolosk! ph Hill. n, a ceremony—! Mrs, nds, Miss Alenar, Miss Miss Parker, Capt. Varona, Thenault, M. Barbiere, Mme. seck, M. land il { The A | son, Drake, } Capt. r. Law- PLAN FOR RECEPTION. Massachusetts Society Arranging for Governor-Mayor Affair. The entertainment committee of the Massachusetts Soclety, which will en- tertain the governor and thirty-nine mayors of Massachusetts on May 4, 5 and 6, held a meeting In the office of Frederick Dallinger, president of the Interests |society, Sunday “atternoon. It was decided that the ' society's guests should be welcomed to Washington at a reception and ball in the Willard Hotel May 4. 25 PAY FINES OF $650 ON TRAFFIG CHARGES Three Convicted of Driving While Drunk, 19 With Speeding and 3 With Colliding. LIONS INVOLYED INVAROND.C R Slaughterhouse Hold Fire Limit Regulation Unconstitutional. Three defendants charged with driving their automoblles while drunk, nineteen charged with violat- ing the speed regulations and three charged with colliding made up the docket of the Traffic Court yesterday. Irvine S. Brewer, convicted of a charge of operating his automobile while drunk, was fined $70; Willlam A. Goodman paid a fine of $300 for the same offense. Malcolm Kiner. charged with the same offense, de- manded a trial by jury and was re- leased on $500 bond. Kinner pald a fine of $40 for operating his car with- Hoover represents Brown and Botsch, Attorney | Leon ' Tobriner represents N. Auth Provision Company, Attorney Five million dollars’ worth of Prop- | Conrad Syme represents the Colume erty is Involved in what Is known as|bia Hotel Supply Company and At- . cases.” which | torney Samuel McComas Hawken rep- the “slaughterhouse 'cases.’, which} oo o0, "r oo A 010" Assistant. Cor- have been before the District of Co-[porction Gounsel T Gillisple . Walsh lumbia branch of Police Court for[and Frank W. Madlgan are repre- some time past. Last week the cases}Senting the government. 0 A motion to quash was filed and were again up for hearing and con-| tentatively overruled by Judge tinued over until today. Hardison “when the court began tak- ¢ 3 Alm gh s. Parker. C o - | ing testimony offered as to the claim K stroets, in order thay Noel House |A\fe CRYDAMES and Mes, Parker., | The District of Columbla Commis- | B€ JSPURINY ofured a8 to the SlA M | qut ‘& permit. bor-gp+ Pgpsncggy i may continue to dispense sunshine|Apache versi M. 1 . slpn?}’fl. through Corporation Coun-| zhleness of the regulation. Volu- :.Pe;?ilxg;-d:nsenme:cllA,'li.err?i, uugr;c and ‘cheer in that community which sel Francls H. Stephens, seck to en-| minous evidence, with a large num- | (u PRwareE TERIEOVE NG Marion has sworn by it for the past twenty years, Noel House is in need of $5,000 and | the governing board has determined | that amount shall be realized. The first step toward reaching this goal taken Jast night by the produc- tion of .a cabaret fantastiqu tertainment of detided orizinali interest. What 1 House had ac- com: nd what work lay before it were in the eity, and with the ement that the cab- eret fantastique would be g u rush for tuble reservations. 'Four hundred persons were anticipated, but E than that number applied to the entertainment committee for Johnsicn and Mr. Newbold Noyes. In addition tp the foregoing, Mme. Claybaugh sang several numbers and Mrs. Franklin Ellis and M. de Larg berg gave many piano duets. Bern- stein’s Orchestra also played during the ontertainment. The de cigarettes, fleurs et programmes’” were the Misses Wellington, and Pitn Cabaret Feature Givem. | Guests arrived at 10 o'clock, and at 11 o'clock the cabaret feature began. It proved a source of complimentary conversation : among the guests | throughout the dinner, from every standpoint. The principals were weil {drilled in their respective parts, and added to this were costumes of ex- vendeuses an en- and Kemp traordinary design and quality. The {ballroom was illuminated ith soft. | subdued 1lights, which was another tributing factor in making the )t | Cabaret Fantastique something long | to_be remembered. { The entertainment committee which | conceived and produced this novel {benefit undertaking is headed by Mrs, atomime Review. £ fantastique was a pan- Itomime *Signor f.a nuptial of the revue v plained in | e by Mrs. William Reybur Mrs. Richard A Mrs. Christian Herter, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Herbert Louisa Hoar, Miss Kath- nd Miss Patricia Herron. Henry Marquand is president House and the other officers t vice president, Mrs. New- vice " president, Mi. foffman S followed by Mme. ) cretary of the Bulgarian who ¢ ation. M Ha 1 Avne en Jones, and secretary, Mrs. My :|ron Whitney. The board of managers is composed of Mrs. Thomas Ward, . George Shiras, as And bt Mrs. Dun Peter, Mi Hewson, ¥ The marriage ceremonies then fol- Jlowed and were participated in by the following: Arcadian Printz- Delphine H i Mis: 1y, Miss . Horatio Bigelow, Mrs. ian Herter, Katharine nson, Mrs. ainwright, Louls Mec- und” Mrs. ard Sarah. Fowler, Mr: . Mrs. Nelson Perin Evans Brown. Among the most ardent workers and supporters of Noel House in the .| past have been Mrs. Richard Wain- wright, Mrs. Montgomery Macomb, . {Mrs. Seth Ackley, Miss Helen Cash, Bates Warren and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, who served a term of six years as president of the house. Gladys Chapman iss tian Her! Winslow Virginia last Ti Vandeventer, rfe Allen, the e. there be enough ARCOLAS to go round this year? HERE weren’t enough in 1921 —5,000 home-owners were dis- appointed. This year, with our factories already over-taxed by orders for larger Ideal Boilers, we can make only the same number of ARCOLAS asin 1921. Yet three times as many homes are being built. Sowe urge you earnestly to see your Heat- ing Contractor this week, and find out what it will cost you to have ARCOLA installed, with a genuine American Radiator in each room. ‘The cost is surprisingly low; and in three average ‘winters ARCOLA pays back a large share of the cost in the fuel it saves. ArcoLa Heating Outfit Installed ready to use with radiator in each room Normal FOR SMALL HOMES AND STORES Under AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY . Ipgar Boilers and AMERICAX Radiators for every heating need 1308 ‘H’ Street, N.W. ‘Washington, D.C. Let Me Show You How I Can Save You Money by Installing An ARCOLA yiecing Suis PHILIPKE ttou iok ‘—Have It Done IDEAL ARCOLA —si—cet o Phones_Coj, 1551331 110 Quincy Place N.E. North 3095 ber of photographs, diagrams, draw- ings and details, have been filed in the case and a complete official stenographic report of the case is force the regulation or law that pro- hibits the establishment or operation of all slaughterhouses within the fire Brown, Max Brovotsky, Ed Clarke, Robert S. Harrls, Bradley Johnston, cK. Jackson, George C. Mar- liam C. Young and Kemper 1imits of the city. The contention of | being made to be used in event that|iy. Yancy Daniel J. George, Wlilie defendants is that thé regulation that | the case is taken to the District of | Highblower, Willlam B. Long, Wil- Columbia Court of Appeals. At 5 o'clock the court adjourned with 4n agreement with counsel for defendants to file a memorandum Fri- day afternoon covering the evidence of the case. Judge Hardlson gave notice that he would decide the case Monday morning. llam Roberts, and Harry Rosenberg were fined $20, Those fined for colliding were Jack Norris, $20; Conrad Hoffman, $20, and Henry P. Jennings, $10. Willlam H. Dyson for having no permit was fined $40 and in default to serve twenty- five days ni jail. Fines totaled $650. o e Miss Paula Gellibrand, a beautiful heiress and one of the most popular girls In English soclety, is now working as a model BARBER & ROSS, Inc. The Big Hardware and Housefurnishings Store 11th and G Sts. prohibits slaughterhouses within the fire limits is unreasonable and con- fiscatory class leglslation in its ac- tion and would, if enforced, confis- cate, without right of law or com- pensation, property valued at $5,000,- 000, and, therefore, is a power that is not vested in the District of Co- iumbia Commissioners to make such regulation, it being unconstitutional, taking property without due process of law, and without compensation, and which would work a great hard- ship upon a large and necessary busi- ness. The defendants are Walter M. Brown, N. Auth Provision Company, Supply Company, —_— In England doctors are banied, by the etiquette of their profession, from giving interviews to newspap- ors under their own names, as this i8 considered a form of advertisin, Columbia _ Hotel Charles 'W. Botsch and Leon Arnold. Informations will be filed later against other firms operating slaughterhouses in the city. 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A realization of -this responsibility by the man- agement of The Washington Loan and Trust Company is reflected in its conservative policy, its completeness of service and its careful consid- eration of its customers’ best interests. The Washington Loan and Trust Co. Member American Bankers Association West End Branch Seventeenth at G Street Main Office F at Ninth Street 24 C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL % 1923. MINISTERS TO SPEAK. Fraternal Services to Be Held at Cleveland Park Church. Fraternal services in which pas- tors of a number of churches wiil participate are to be held tonight at the Cleveland Park Congregational Church, 34th and Lowell streets, as one of the series of. celebrations in connection with the dedication of the new building. Senator Thomas Sterling of South Dakota will be in the chair. Rev. J. MacBride Sterrett, D. D., rector of All Souls' Episcopal Church, and Rev. J. C. Nicholson, pastor of Wesley M. E. Church will extend greetings from neighborhing churches. Mes- sages from other Congregational churches will be tendered by Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Plerce, pastor of the First Congregational Church, and Rev. Walter Amos Morgan, pastor of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. Rev. Dr. W. L. Darby, sec- retary of the Washington Federation of Churches, also will take part in the service. An informal reception will be held in_connection with the meeting and refreshments will beserved. colonel in the Chemical Warfare Serv- ice,; Charles E. N. Howard, the Cairo, as 'colonel in the coast artillery: Hampden Wilson, 1435 Girard street, and Addison C.' Townsend, 1918 I street, as majors {n the Quartermas- ter Corps; Byron A. Wataon, 1728 H street, as first lieutenant in ical Corps. D. C. MEN COMMISSIONED. Commissions in the Reserve Corps of the Army have been issued by the War Department to the following named residents of this city: James E. 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