Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 9

THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY; APRIL 18, 1923. e (Aven g6 iakRey. racyén LRl e e m sl e R e Marriage Licenses. Births Reported. Deaths Reported. @ 1 {L Cahill” officiating. - W, e g —_ 116 : o a reported to =l < g = n D @@fl ittt s aTANL aher, member of | Martiars licenses have been fasusd to (T8, following birthe have been reported to | The following deaths have pot Ne s inion: Nevi Store: 709 1310 (o - ON EVERY SUBJECT Aith " department 1n. the last twenty. | the healin depariment fa the last tweaty-four | one door above (& ira - wing Morrison, stationed at West Point, is | the house of representatives of the fodr Bours: ot Waraman Sark Hotel for an ex- |stite leglslature of Pennaylvania, n 8. Nichols of Leesburg, V d | “Marshall' D. and Theima E. Johas, boy. Gistav Renault, 78, Home for Aged and cd from Eighth Page.) tended stay. who bas been the guest of Mr. and | Metheal May Maddox of thin clty. John A. and Ruby M. oy Tofirm. N ’ . - : Mrs, Selden M. Eiv, has returned fo| Albert A Scillse of Broowiand, D. C.. and| A ana fie ‘Annie 1. 0"Conror, 63, 1901 K at. | e B fore the bhnners C h Margaret Trimble are entertaining & | Mr. Herbert D. Brown, chief of}Harrlsburg. ~She was one of the Mabel L. Pe S Bo; Anmw M Brady, 68, 50 Adams st € onvenuon Leonard Ja . er and A. Ruth 1. Huitt, ” mble &re Iha¥by [ the bureau of efficlency, has returned|gucsts of honor and a speaker at| itonard Jackson and Lt ; o bl ar Raed Hospital. | s : o mpany at bridge, followsd O | from Fort Madison, lowa, where he the dinner given by the College |Katherys & Mece ot thte clio. res W ~ =l John W, Haray, 63, Gallinger Hospital. draws nearer, confer with us about modernizing your afternoon. in s | spent & week with his mother. Mrs. | Women's Club at Rauscher's Satur- | Tester Evers of Fort Humphre & Ignatius J. and Mary T. O'Coonor, boy. 3 nter, 31, Sibley Hospital. home appointments so you can dispense more complete o th Trim- | Maria D. Brown, who celebrated her | day night, and also a guest of honor | India 0. Thompson of Richmond. Arthur L. and Mona Smith, b George W Upton,_ 66, Etoneleigh Court. | hospitali ; . "h{"-';- e lace & | ninety-sixth birthday anniversary |at” the dinner of the Pennsylvania a4 Wealthy M. Rogers, | Wallace . an 2 % AL (€, e | 10spitality. z M he guests at bridge | April 0. when she gave a birthday | Society, held last night at the New a_Carrie 8. Cratt. | John C. and Bessie Dallas i b/ Te Unitea States Saldlers’ f'You'll find us reasonable on— ab thirty and additional party, ing among her guests h?r,“llllrfl in honor of the woman legis- Tsath Brown and Edoa L. Boston, both of Tobert W d g A% . H W‘ . d F I ’ number about thirty and 8dditiont | ave sons and her daughter. lators of the Keystone state. ReD- | Balthmore, Md. i " and 1 f Willia —House Wiring an 1xture Installing. guests have becn askel t0% re. Henry | 3 — resentative and Mrs. Adam Wyant | Gilbert Owens and Basil L. Harrell. r G S 1 Gas R. At A euide at the tea | MI¥ George X McLanabian is | aiso " entertained allaner “and | Verirees Yo and 67ivia’ C. Corley, both i, ¥. Ford. boy. "~ Bur ore —Jewel Gas Ranges. arriso p | spending a few days at the Shore- e 5! P todi - o 3 : X | " e 1 E table {ham and will go tomofrow to n\»‘::"‘fic‘\\v:”"’ Lol b alker ayd Alma L. Leady. both ¢ 1. ce . . ine Hil Teedmen aEl —Troop Hot Water Heaters. Mre, Julius Lay will have guests!Catskills to remain through May. She DI Misa aod Blrida M. Bisa- 3 izl = . e 3 Champlaln : ; | e L tomorrow at the | Vill 8ail June 26 aboard the Bere: s Bauer of Victoria apartments § Viiies et i Alvert Cart —Florence Automatic Cook Stoves, etc. “H‘\;”\l‘lfl‘l»“ ;“:.‘El h ‘gfll"l for Lurope to spend the sum. has returned h Mitchel mer_and will réturn to this country | Field, Long Island. where she spent | . Rutieage and Mary ¢ dan e | — i \ire. L. M. Smith will entertain at|in September. sailing from Lngland |the winter with her sister, Mrs. F. L. | Jumes D, Coleman sad Maridn Ii. Clements, | Since Dr. Alexander Graham Bell ain tonight at the Hamilton Hotel. ,aboard the,Mauretania September 8.} Poole. Pt ™ Jeanette F. Bundy. | perfected the telephone, in 1876, ths e A . = s 1. Va. | industry in America has grown with B, T e s :\\., Department Fini The national executive board of the rd and Phoehe M. Miller. | Anthropologists Select Michelson |such ‘amazing speed that the United Specialssts sn Heating & Lighting Equspment ! Club Dance Tomerrow N \ League of American Pen Women has Whitley and Sarah Downe [ o, States, with only & sixteenth of the | | ued invitations to the membors of | Join Ay hrown and’ Susle Vemmbie. as President. o "now e oo 709 13th St.—One Door Above G St. S8t e- | the District of Columbfa branch and | Vernon N. . Va., | more than two-thirds of all the tel N— Ainne evening, her guests in-|Partment ";l‘;‘:‘;“gg":;gr:;“’"“f jlance | the members of the Woman's Na- [E e O e edin, N. J.. and |, The Anthropological Society elected | phe cludirn SInDARES Wardman Durk Hotel Those in the re- | ional Preas club, with eacorts. to & | oiie."\\ enriath of this elty. the following officers for the ensuing | Britain Auckland Geddes: Bena- | (RIERAY LR B o tel T e S | recention In honor of Mrs. Louis N.!Opa 205 \irohs ‘wna Jean aitbert. year at its annual meeting in the | 1 " Wadsworth liam H. Clopton, jr.s ir and Mr | national president of the 1 Heart and Ida_Thomas. tional Museum last nigl > @ rs. Nich Lewis : o) ¢ American Pen Women, at 9| Burbridge of Warren, Ark. and | Truman Michelson, president N E " oy DEby vl fand SMes s or| *k Saturday at the general fed- |Franccs ¥, Brown of this city. 2 o | Harrington, vice president Mrs. Chilton, Mr. H i il H dquarters, 1734 N street la ”""\' :‘rn:lxhl:,;; fl:"“):lunnzl‘ll;llv a., and | W, Stirling, secretary ) Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Herrell of | northwest. 1 s Erin an VB v s E.Hiil Spencer. Mrs. Truxtun ; Ha Ket, Va. sl uantico, Va., | _Tributes were read for the follow- . pencer. Mrs. T Haymarket, Va. announce the mar- of Quantico, Va he follow Rare andiAuthentic Gordon M Mrs. Minot took her 8, at the Amer- | alue of im- | Fletcher. 'Mr. Stirling presentad a Clater to the performance given| Among the fmportant social events versity Wom- | theq - | i, Flemin : Mrs. Frederick Sterling. Mrs. | riage of théir daughter Fannfe to Mr.| The annual card party of the Phi|gnd Eitsbeth P. Mazes of thie city ing members who died since the pre- ‘ e the 28 ‘- | Paper on “Cave Hunting in the byre- | i 3 s ‘ esg ; s ayette Square. . ! nees. . N.W. . M. b he Hasty Pudding Club. after |of this week will be the it gntation ¥ O e ey ¥re-[812 17th St. NW. Tel. M. 403 B ———— r: 4 in-law Mirs. Minot Dinner Before Harvard Men's Play. \lve. Gardner Minot was hostess The Finance Club of the War De- phones in use. T Y Marriman, Col. Louis!Charles J. Parfsh of Washington, |Mu Sorority for the benefit ,of its na- |~ George F. Ernest and Martha 8. Rteid. vious meeting; Rev. J. R. Stetso Little, Mr. Hugh V. Te nt and Mr. {Tuesday, April 17. 1923, welfare work is being | W. M. Babcock ang Miss Alce oo Gittle, ) 7 : y & old. city. t Which she gave a dance for thejof “Pandora” and the * %t Mis- | The alumnae of the chapter at George ased tenfold. The city has sixty | v o two mem of the club. jehier.” dramatized by “Mrs. Gary | Washington University have clioage | BINA, Sewen of wiieh, Uil feo (n (s e e B L e e s " | anA oportited by & scparics mantcivel 1 jallas MeGrew were | dancing numbers under the diregtion |informal tea following the bridge. < 3 e 1 A e s eveming, when | Of Miss Hawlke for the benefit of the | corporation known as the Port of Se \wefe the counselor of j \Washington Humane Society. The! Mrs. F. J. Merrill of Painesville, attiey | T ey oAt Nme. | performance will take place at Poli's|Ohio, who has an apartment at the 1 Ger hnd Mre. Robert | Theater Friday afternoon at 2:15|Lee House, has returned from a two i e s lo'clock. Those _entertaining _box |weeks visit in New Yeork. - Metirew ; et . : partics ipcluds Mrs. Tasker Bliss, | : They Jater|Mrs. Irwin Laughlin, Mre Douglas| rs Lawrence Mouat of New Erit- | e dward B. McLeun. | ain, Conn.. was hostess last night at thelltinis Baldre Hvs : Mrs. Upshur | ginner at the New Willard. ! . Dwight Davis, Mrs. i i's 15 | | | entertained |y [ a Mrs. Hayne Ellis. | —_— 0 = G H. Poulin Semerd casvington Aumnas of aouet | " eumana 1ar nat manion. GEOTgES H. Po . Mis * ill give & card PRIty &t|for’ (he last month." i al clubhouse of the Amer- | “lploniyt I'm a0 sorrs. 1 nad no 1517 H St. Main 493 Jones, Miss Association of, University Wom-!ijea you were without a cook.” Office Hours: 4 to 6 = ss Elizabeth turday eveming, April 21, at Miss Annette Ashford, Miss | §ij; Saiurday evening. Ap K Jlleanor ~Carroll Hill. Miss Cathe- | ° {0 in e liose who will take tables! vine _Shaw, Miss Dorothy _John- liss Sue Gantt, Miss Judith = k ‘ ) = * : Miss Esther | Clari, Mins Alice Biolaski, Mrs. Rob- y J Mivs | Clanke o A ieten Dyer. ks | A Brand-New ldea Misx Margaret Crosson. Miss | {10 1 N0 N in TN icsgerald OU are cordially in- $ _'50 ilbert, Miss Henrietta Hill, | Miss Isa 2 . ' o the R Y Clothes Pr d at Your D 1t = Prager, Miss Elizabeth vited to visit the Erle- 3 our othes rressea a oy oor 1 the 2 Thompson, Miss i i » ~ ~ ~ Dorothy Yat. H / e . B . sShpid s S Dorothy T e Daughters Yacler salons: diliore i the Valador Car From Carmack 2l time hentevery Hotee SR O 4 of the discriminating women of Phone for it—=Columbia 636 | wife's thoughts are turned toward e e e e e tea \ | A . Washington select their | Calll the Valador Car from Garmack! Arrange { “house _cleaning.” e suggest ce AMills !ni‘ 2 merican costumes for all ocoasions. for it to p;es; your cllmhing' in lheGCaré:t yourkDoor 1 HlabHO_O\. ER. Let us tell ot \ : ! 2 on one of the regular trips. et Carmacktion! vou about it in person, Sy ‘;’a\‘é“’.f“ui_ Revo'utlo"- This store is one of the | ! Use of the most r(mmrlmhla.1 sanitary, modern valet = ; o ss Lill RS i o8 7 cquipment makes C: k P s- ——convenient terms £ Miss Lillian ( a;ntal e izl moted how quip makes Carmac! e Presser for the dress. i 0! ; daugiter of Mr. | er of distinction. All our apparel is perfectly pressed b d ' ohnson. | y . . , ma pe arrange ey Warhe ot Alex. i + places. For there ts herea | and steamed in the Valador Car from Carmack. b 8 Va place ar y L v = & ;. “armacl ar w alwo e you r- : o st s perpetual Fashion Display || menta .‘.:".. Dy Eleaned 2r Dy ue’ the Som. L/ Pl e A ! . e i pany's plant, and will promptly return them to L - vt || Wraps o e Nvie wle de | & 0 lossoms and _palms. Mrs. _et us examiné them ar | = s ; ‘ c pevartcid Cof | Mlexandrit | g your glasses. Your guar- Suits gpedibysians it Carmack Dry Cleaning Co., Inc. ‘ 2 aved the wedding march. i guat v de :,\dn‘s—‘:n’n»: in marriage | antec is our thirty-one ‘father and wore a gown of | years of perfect and satis- : FrOCkS You will keenly enjoy | 2469 Eighteenth Street 1215117 F Street #n satin-back crepe. made ony factory service. Come in < i 4 & T o o sian of the shirt || now—without defay! Ch and long remember a visit Phone Columbia 636 : and ‘}i“ “_’;"’b G Street, e pancle on each side o > skirt | ) ; i 2 3 < ours—8:45 to 5:30 e e I/ BMake = Spetinlly of { apeaux i, qur store. | Call the Valador Car from Carimack #tto1d hat to match and carried i | d lilles of the valley. ' Imerson Lewis was the A. KAHN Inc. dant and wore a gown orgette crepe, heavily Optometrists and Opticians at to match, and car- | s and lilies of the val- | 935 F Street N. W. Kesler, cousin. of the girl, and wore a | 31 Years at the nch blue taffeta | Same Address ot of spring flowers. arfeld, brother of the — — | - was the beet man, Z — = = — after the ceremony the E m [T ——T[———T] dal co left for a northern wed- Philipsborn trip. and upon their return will to 614 " ELEVENTH ST. make their home in Alexandria, Va. and JMrs. Alfred Friess an- the marriage of their niece, da_Robey, to Mr. Paul of Washington, at Ber- Your Old Hat Made New Again Cleaning, Blocking and Remodeling Hat Frames and Trimmings Vienna Hat Factory 435 11th St. N.W. PLAITING BUTTONS COVERED Mrs. M. E. Holley S PINDLER 607 12th N.W. 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