Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1923, Page 54

38 PASSON FLAYERS LS. TRPEXPLANED Oberammergau Group Seek i Market Here for Re- | I # markable Works. i ! | 1 In connection with the ror!l\\'om-; ing visit of the Obers 4 Pas- sion Players to America, l committee, | ial aggd | d a state- | and object | group of men it is pointed re made nd that conditions in Ger-| reatened the exi nce of the little village of Oberammergau, and that if the villagers were driven from | their home: e: &ion Play due to wars, | years and it | ent to Chris- | 1d today. Under-! ions, this committee ! d decided to save the fu 1 in find- 1d e, the u will) in their ! rly in De- | will open ! h d by George chairman; yest y U York December 1 f . He the date of his reti nt, announced gome time ago by te Depart- l SPANISH WAR VETERANS.I ! Monday nlght: Department Band, a avenue southeast. ol. James S. Pettit | sylvania avenue Goutheast. { Past Commander Robert Wallace | ©f Gen. Urell Camp reports that at| thelr meeting Wednesday night, W. E. Woodbury, late of the 3d Cavalry, | and Robert T. Lester, late of the 4th Virginia Infantry, were mustered in | 63 new members. The members of the Admital George Dewey Naval Auxiliary held their Tegular monthly meeting Monday night, Nora Albe resident, presid- ing. Department Commander James J. Murphy was the official guest and he thanked the.members for their re- ception. Refreshments were served ollowing the meeting. At the meeting of Harden Camp Thursday night, George Burlinghame was mustered in. Past Department Commander McCaffrey spoke in the interest of the Military Order of the Serpents, of which he is the Grand Gu Gu. Admiral George Dewcy Naval Camp met in the Northeast Masonic Temple Friday night, with Com- mander Kimmerling presiding. The aomination of omicers for the ensu- ing year resulted as follows: Com- mander, Willlam O'Donnell; senior vice commander, Willlam Lynch; Junior vice con.mander, James Burns; officer of the day, Gasper Orange, and trustee, Eugene Doleman. Offi- cer of the guard was left open until next meeting. Clarence W. Watts was admitted as a new member. Quartermaster Thomas Hudlow from Harden Camp and Senior Vice De- partment Commander Arthur Leaguo made addresses. Bandmaster Close of the Depart- ment Band is in need of a regular bass player, a trombone player and a clerinet ' player. Report at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast any Monday night, whether a member of the organization or not; any musician welcome. So5 gk A surprise party was tendered John Donnelly of Dewey Camp at his home, 928 North Carolina avenue. Past Department Chaplain Doleman, Dr. John Dupuy, Arthur Day, J. Lud- wig and the senior vice department commander were in charge of the arrangements. Refreshments were served. Nora_Albers, president of the Ad- miral Genrge Dewey Naval Auxillary, and Cora M. Campbell, department treasurer of the ladles’ auxiliary, were_among the guests entertained at the residence of Mrs. George Dewey, 1601 K street northwest. The officers and middies from the May- flower were also present. During the dinner, John W. Kimmerling and Willlam Lynch, from Dewey Naval Camp, presented flowers for the Manilla Bay Boys; Nora Albers and Cora Campbell for:the Spanish War Vetorans, THE ".SUNDAY ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, NOVEMBER 25, 1923—PART 2. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN " Make This a Furniture Christmas Furniture Carpets W. B. Moses & Sons " Established 1861 _ Linen F Street and Eleventh Upholstery Our stocks of Furniture contain many beautiful examples of the furniture makers’ art. You will find period and standard style Furniture in all woods; the prices are very moderate. Living Room Furniture This Three (3) piece Cane Living Room Suite, consisting of davenport. armchair and arm rocker—upholstered in blue French-cut velour. Price of Suite, $175.00 Three (3) piece Tapestry ‘Living Room Suite, consisting of davenport, arm- chair and high-back wing chair. 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INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Brief Bits of FurnitureHistory Queen Anne This period had its be- | ginning during the reign | of William and Mary, from 1702 to 1714, and is contemporaneous with the | latter part of the French period known as Louis | XIV. i William with his Dutch proclivities, came with his consort, Mary, and took possession of the English throne. He made it clear at the outset that he in- tended to be dictator, not- | withstanding the fact that his consort really had the stronger claim to the supreme control. Dutch furniture was im- ported into Englond by the shipload, and with it | came our inspirations for | that style which is some- times regarded a nctional growth cend proudly de- scribed as Queen Anne, in spite of the fact that the sovereign whose name is | used had obsolutelv noth- ing to do with its inception or subsequent development. (To be Continued) Drapery Dept. 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