Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 17

ERIEGHLR, HEADSS S Lo Body Copsidering Religious Education Elects Officers and Adjourns. E. H. De Groot, jr. was elected president of the Sunday School Cout cil of Religlous Bducation of the D trict of Columbia,e which has just closed its thirtieth annual convention, in the Metropolitan Baptlst Church, 6th and A streets northwest, Homer J. Councilor was named secretary, E. Donald Preston ‘assistant secretary and W. O. Hiltabldle, treasurer. Vice presidents were elected as fol- lows: John C. Rundles, first vice presi- dent, in charge of Sunday school or- ganization and administration; G. S. Jameson, second vice president, in charge of adult department and adult class’ work; Miss Ardell Payne, third vice president, in charge of éeni . Intermediate 'and young s. Washington Topham, e president, in charge of .elementary-beginners, primary and Junior work; Mrs. H. M. Kendrick, 1ifth vice president, in charge of home department; Charles E. Fairman, sixth vice 'president, In charge of teachers' training and teachers’ work. Executive Commfttee Named. The following were elected members of the executive committee: William J. Brewer, John E. Dawson, Col. Wal- lace W. Kirby, Robert S. Regar, A. ank L. Middlaton, John'Bra: A R Reagle, Re orton M. Little, e who took part in the program orton M. Little, Rev. John C. ¥ Groot, jr.: . Kendrick, Charles E. Meme ' Brockway, 2 T. L. Deveny, Miss ton ell, H. J. Councllor, Miss Bess Davis Schreiner, Dr. Ada R. Thomas, William E. Braithwali Miss Hettie Anderson, Rev. W. Abernethy, W. W. Millan, John Minor. FIAL CRITENTON FUND DRNE BEEUN Subscriptions to Top Goal of $200,000 Hoped for by Noon Tomorrow. Facing the final day of the fund- raising for the $200,000 goal of the Florence Crittenton Home campaign, 260 workers were resting today to prepare themselves for strenuous work'tomorrow before noon when the drive closes, in ar effort to bring the $87,279.21 total raised thus far up to | the original mark. Thus far the response in Washing- ton has been disappointing to friends of the home, but team members re- ported at headquarters that prospects were bright for the accumulation be- fore tomorrow noon of several large subscriptions which “are expected to swell the fund considerably. At the last meeting the prize for obtaining the greatest amount in sub- - scriptions and pledges went to Team No. 32, under Mrs. A. McManus' division, Mrs. H. B. Drown, captain, with $369.50, while the honors for having obtained the greatest number of pledges wept to Team No. 37, Mrs. M. A. English, captain, in Mrs. F. L. Tabor's division. 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Yard.. ¢ Women’s ¢ Gloves af l?NYI‘ E ER .STlluAP - WRIST E IS. mn al the popular shades... $ l -00 ALSO KAYSER 16-BUTTON CHAMOISETTE GLOVES, with embroidered backs. $ l 00 All shades KAYSER AND VAN RAALTE CHAMOISETTE GAUNTLETS and 12-button gloves, in 75 the wanted shades.. C WOMEN'’S STRAP-WRIST GAUNTLETS, of soft, pliant qual- ity leather, in shades i i 51,98 Long_Kid Gloves, 12-button length, $398. 16-button Kid Gloves, of excellent quality, $5.50. Both lengths come in black, brown and white and are excellently made for fit and service. Women’s Corduroy Robes . $2.98 Made of wide-wale corduroy in the all-popular straight model, with girdle and pockets. WOMEN'S LAWRENCE BATH ROBES, in light and dark colors. Made with shawl, Tuxedo and round collars, trimmed with satin ribbon, cord and tassels at waist, side 2.98 pockets ‘Speeialt Lol L. Sl dia Stas $198 FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS, in assorted stripes, trimmed with satin ribbon and heme $1 50 . stitching. Double yoke back and front KNITTED PETTICOATS, in dark gray ith light borders ... 69 C New Silk Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise —in lace trimmed and hemstitched tai- Y lored styles. Strap or built-up shoulders. 2 ,98 Orchid, flesh and honeydew. Special ‘WOMEN'S MUSLIN GOWNS, high-neck and long-sleeve models, made with yokes of two rows of embroid- ery insertion and tucks. Neck and sleeves trimmed 98C with an embroidery edge Jewelry Specials Large assortment of up-to-the-minute. jewelry at popular pricés. BEADS in long opera lengths, as well as necklace styles, in all colors. Beautiful imitation carved white ivory beads at— $1.00 and $1.75 Al colors in Long Woed In a Monday Sale at $1.98 Yard 38-inch Canton Crepe 35-inch Black Taffeta 36-inch Brocaded Crepe - Reéduced—and so substan- tially seduced that the saving is hard to resist. These beau- tiful and durable weaves come in all the accepted shades, and in every way are produced for ‘Ionz wear. * NOVELTY BRACELETS in 12 new styles: 5 25c to $1.00 Large variety of Earrings to match beads— S0c to $1.50 R LU UL LU UL UL T O O T LU LT U LT LU L O L T T T O LT O T OO L O DO OO LU LU U L T T T T LT L lllllllllllllllllllllmllllIIIIIIlIIlIlIII:;