Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1923, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1923. ALEXANDRIA. S@ cflety Births Reported. ALEXANDRIA, Va,, June the health department in the last twenty-four plea for higher .auuuan s-pm-uy gy for women and girls. wai (Continued from Eighth Page.) Arthur E. and Olive Belt, girl. S A o-) —————e o SRR | i e e M. Bimermean, bor. R P et e e Louls C. and Hattie Moore, girl. gueets of Mr. Wailer, but ht.vu l’!n n>ls M. and Pearl M. Earris, girl. to their relpecuve homes. s s e 4 Capt. Eaker of llllnd. who flew on for Shriner week were J. Bauer at the Victoria : $ .r::‘%“'ij:{-' B R 1109~11l11 G STREET NQR_TH\VF""' Ell nnl M. Janson, girl. | s Eleanor Richards left Wash- difcult to obtain. He lald emnn--u A R e aparty wpon what is called the “tragedy” of| oe ¢nionds for a motor t Twe education, so typlflod because there Is| w.ooica to Boston and other fl““ 0' e time in life to get it, fOr|incerest, returning by water. the opportunity to go through high school presents itself but once. Baron Lambert, who was at the Miss Blanche Stansbury, new presi-l g o, “Hotel for three or four dent of the Business and rmm.-mnn Guye Teft yestordsy for New. York, ‘Women's Club, presided, welcom- | wiere he will safl today for Eurol 2 ed the guests e Sntartainers of the Baron Lambert was .‘mmmmed eveni ss Lambert and Miss Ricco. Mis: ~l E!hahelh Brown responded on behalf of the school girls. Miss Kath-1 Dr and Mrs. Wade H. Atkinson are erine Power entertalned with a dance | attending the commencement exer- interpretation. Miss Mary Davis re- | cisive at the University of North g»‘n‘e and Mary W Smith el Carolina this week. LSRRI L Oliver and Emilyn Slmms, girl. 0 Sl el Miss Lucy Graves, retiring presi- dent of the club. wax presented with s David Kelliher, who wm\ R a_bouguet of carnations as a Kolllh'r 1s stopping at the Sho of appreciation of her faithful e | e e s o™ their Virginia ? ership. home at Mount Jackson, to Seattle, Deaths Reporled. { ol Miss Corrine Reardon and Miss Ed- | entertained informally yenordly at die Dickert were clected delegates to | luncheon at the Shore The following deaths have been reported to the national convention, which meets the health department fn the last tweaty-four next month n Portiand, Ore. Thanks oy of the school board were extended to . . Jncod to At Tho club for the curtain presented for Marriage Licenses. Jnab E Desensy: o1 {d i stage in the high school audi- (Jlariage lcenses Bave Deen tasued to the | Carolie B Toenl, 6, Garteld Bowpial. izab th, 7 4 Standing committees for the year |*CivitE'n pover ant Beatrice A. Ridgely. | Rumonmith 44 Providence Hospital. ed. An endowment fund| wm ntoee Castro and Teress Martin. Jona T, Glipert , 24, Walter Reed Hospital. t 0. Hammersia of Baltimore, “Md., and rge 14 ot e ‘Old. Dominion Boat Club last | Grace A. aher of this city Joha A Smith, 48, hnvwm Hospital. night made arrangements for the cel- | . Seth T. Tialey of this city and Auale M.| Mars F. Hicks, 69, 802 Tth st. ebration of Founders' day July 14. The Burgess of Richmond, Va. - ol m[nfl 'fi?{ !:; &l l:l ‘nnd Alice D. Cox, 8 Plans provide for a big regatta. Hicam ‘B CAnieal o “‘-"‘°'~u ass- s T R SRR e Teorganization of a ladies’ aux- : .. %8, 2018 L at. illary was decided upon. It also was A N A' Maggie Ross, ‘reedmen’s Hospital decided by the club to hold dances mer £, Sroder der HaEE Witeon. 2 dupe, Siteord road. ev%r_\' two weeks until ocmmrhld' o mm ‘I T ety ., and he club elected Kenneth C. Moore | Ger first lieutenant to fill the vacancy m:mm e r"‘;h‘)‘:‘;':“;‘ B caused by the resignation of Magnus i B "Hamill, ir. and Heln M. R A RO Bales, and John L. Ci lect- o ::mnnd x.?f.‘?en.m“"“" S e 6“".7 Myrahall ana Adele Tovason Bicoers J. M. ADAMS and Flo Alene D. HARDWOOD FLOORS Bars “lll!? s ..‘ um‘p o Weiing Aa'n"ot t?fi:‘;fl:y: ,o. 1503 Connecticut Ave. ¢'C. King of this clty an . The Mary Castls Lee 17th Vieginia %':1‘:':'{1 m)'(:‘d:rly: of n.m:mc Md., and 01d Floors Refinished lz{gmmn Chapter, United DAuzht.r. Bstelle C. Dickson of Covington, Va. i o e W A o 2 a e O ke O A B W e 1o e o PR PR R AR AR 2R AR AR SR AR P A P P PR PR s pointed delegates to the Yention, to be held In_Bristol Va, next October: Mrs. J. E. Alexander Miss Lou Gary, Mrs. George K. Pick- R COME AGAIN TOMORROW We were prepared for enthusiastic crowds on the opening of this sale today, but the throngs that stormed every one of our five big floors fairly over- * whelmed us. Tomorrow we expect even a bigger response to this announcement, so in order to avoid the great afternoon rush we suggest that you shop early in the morning as you possibly can. NEW SUPER VALUES FOR TOMORROW One Bean Call it what One BuCk you will, it all i n means a Mighty One SLmOIeo fine SHIRT for One Ironman ehools Friday. Graduati i of the Alexandria High School will be - heia Seriday might in the Eiks audi One Clinker $ rium. e Eight Bits M v, 3 o Ac ¥, v, rm B0 T '?.33‘:;27'253’50 S One Cartwheel EpUDUC 12 Iy See tomorrow’s crup u‘:lexe:xe) T .-(xfg'::o‘; One Berr y Star for the m One Greenback goodincws! 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