Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 14

C 14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1923. | D e ———— . ZONTA CLUB MEMBER REVIEW stuger (0" give “to"uls sudliors the | (LaMpRELTipton), [Mhe Mul% 8| Housekeeper for Attache of Mex. | _ e ORE | and “Nichavo” (Mana-Zucca) i e | & tender love passage, a cry of de-| 5 ican Le, | A seven-story brick structire in LOWEST PRICE : spair, @ bit of humor..or whatever |, As additional encores ho eave L Eafion, Chicago, which has been carried & Shies Actress Joins New York Branch of I may be, but it 1s doubtul, at least, | (JALSRN (U e ™ Miss Emeling Gil, native of Mexico, | distance of eighty-four feet to 1 new | Glay Armstrong, Upholsterer i s L John Charlés Thomas Recital it this can be fully accomplished 1| TR Hoses 40 HOMIE G tho so- i t:und dead on the stairs leading |site, f8 €ald to be the largest build- | TIE BEST PLACE TO GET w ORK DONE_ ii Sy Organization—D. C. y Joha Gliarice Th“mm'u“ baritone, | JOFItY of the “udience s not fa-|COmPaniments very sympathetically. M"}"':r ;::xw:;m:“:« to an upper floor | ing el:'e;e;noved. Yyour orders in now to et Sends Her Flowers. ‘ e miliar. bome, 1722 24 streot northwest, | complis| with five two-horse = . { 3 Eave a recital at the Natlonal Thea-| Mr. Thomas also used & memoran- about 12:30 o'clock this morning. She |teams, which operated five ane | your upholstering by Christmas World Labor Bureau Selects | Tty jatgtday atternoon, with @ va- | dum in several instances and at llm;ul MRS. C. W. CHURCH DIES. Tangiousekeeper for her nephpw,!n;dll;u;ed iperaiel Tne chpsiins Phone Fraciclin 7483 - : Togram that gave amplo | appeared to be closely confined to the e , attached to the . G ® 7 Jane Cowl, who has placed Macter- | opportunity for the dispiay of RIS | teat which he held. This seemed to Mexican legation, © the | through 14,000 fect of steel cable. |Drop Postal 1233 10th St. N.W Former U. S ; ormer U. S. WOrker @s |1mcx's “Melisande” as a fitting com- | 87tistry. He sang planissimo, mezzo: | dotract from the effect of his songx, | Pueumonia Proves Fatal—Rites ta| Her body was found by Lots Vargast| The United States consumes more Justifying Y. Confid | forte and forte. He sang legato and |and to make his interpretation less Guyman, one of the secrefs 3 ustibysng Xour orhdence panion herolne to the immortal g rles at the than one-third of the 1a's total atods i he sang rapldly. He eang recitatives | convincing than if he had been in- | Be Held Tomorow. Mexican' legation, a roomer in the Jorie-totaly Is Our Success epresentative Jultet, in her first presentation of |and he sa a & Phe nroduction of turpentine. . i nd he sang beautiful sustained | dependent of aids to memory. The| e o wW. Church dled last even- the former role in | IyTics. sudlence, no doubt felt this, for fts| W% & W. ce, 300 lllfllllllllllflllfllmllfllllfl e e Pt s sones o Lo and s | Sopsaes 6 U perale o3| 17 T oSl ot hr Tl 3 T R of despair, in fact, about the only | was less hearty. 11th street south®est. She has been Theater this week, | (hing 1ot on' his propens tos i fell, however, from:his In bad health for u few weeks past. just an-|singing of forid run; And while | 3 Gluck’s “O Del Mio | ounced her ae- it f ptance of mem- ‘hip in New Address Communications to President, 2325 18th NW. Phone Col. 9855 n His enun xcel r‘ull,\‘.»uhc could ask liftie 1 nnounced yester-|¥et Mr. Thomas mlssed, perha of Bemberx: "at the resid 5 Bsat o American audiences. Adverth animent, and the Ma | tomorrow atterno 2 o'cloe 1 o G o o % ] v luncheon of thel “The American Baritone, yet Requiem du Coeur,” of Vessard, als; | terment will be in Congre siric rocer U ocie y or°C: 2@ "] ocal Zonta Club|chose for thig program twelve songs well done. | cemetery. INCORPO 'y . Miss Imogen 10 forelen tonglies before sining in or selections Included “Sento nel e P ORATED st | b ue_to an’ audience of | co: (Scarlattl), * Mefne| Under the law in France a doctor S R j\“"’:“’ :;;‘:;’;:l Ms countrymen. True, as an encore and “Zueignung” . (Strauss) |muy b fned or Imprisoned for di- oug! 0 his German group, he rborgenheit” (Wolff Chemin | vulging the detalls of a patlent's ill- rollicking littls composition, “Twick- Lune” (Paulin), )1l Along 'ness. 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