Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1923, Page 60

SOCIETY. CONCERT TONIGHT BY VIOLI CLUBS Josef Kaspar Organizations ! Present Central High Auditorium Feature. Central High rlhml tmnmuml\ Cents - March” g Washingtor Night Is “Visitors at the piano. ybody. Violin Club Com- position, “Inter- _Hohemian “Mingled Melodtes,” Double Round erybody. Massanet violin ¢ ding musical fea- free community concert to the Community Music As- might “lock, in High re of the given b, sociati at §:1 the club 1 of 1 the club of musicians. , from_the £ Music; Wil- and Oscar York baritone, est artist of the be assisted “dmonston. heard in the JIsat arrangement of “Hark, 1 5 Philip Stee who will evening. and accomp under the direction of Robert Law- 1.680 free seats and | i for members of for those desiring erved seat privileges . and #ll othe e with adults and sit With them throughout concert. 75 FACE LIQUOR TRIALS. ° Docket to Be Called Next Thursday in Police Court. rnr(lmg trict Att Thomas E. “Hart and ent to vice squad in the present to ’j' defendunts the cases wil ) cases on the et and accumulating at the rate of (ur'\ or fifty a week. e R DENIES FORGERY CHARGE. C. L. Skinner Held to Grand Jury on 31 500 Bond. or of ho s ed in ¥ an fixed bond at $1,500. Skinner is charged with having Iorged & check for . The names of D, > H, Howard and Di 7, Barry appear on the check. It was made payable to J. E. H. Howard, a .ok-rm banker of the Union Laborérs’ BSavings Bank. ctives Sweeney and Waldros —_— SENATOR WILLIS TO SPEAK. Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio will | ¢ afternoon, nection with th nhe league he Dan Morgan &nd field le: for the league, also will deliver an address. _— EX-CONVICT TO SPEAK. Ralph Chaplin, whose ' twenty-year kentence in Leavenworth was com- muted by President Harding last June, and . who was? known as a “political prisoner,” will speak at the Typograph- ical Temple, 423 G street, tonight at § o'clock, under the auspices of the T.cagus for Industrial Democracy. The subject will be “The Importance of Amnesty.” _— American women spend $150,000,000 a_year for halr nets. Portland Hotel Dmmg Roon i 14th and Thomas Circle Luncheon A la carte, 1 to 2:30 PM. Dinner 5:30 to 8 P.M. % i i ¥ i il i i ¥ Skinner was arrosted by l Tales of Well Known Folk In Social and Official Life uth Page.) by the Montauk In- * at Turtle Hill, both events now n the past. But each year ens of Southampton stage @ celebration and nearly all the householders thereabouts journey to the point and ma merry. Time \vas ‘when tne brav of the tribe 1539 "King" David, - the last reya) sclon of the race, was burned in his dwelling with his faithful squaw in a fite which nearly demolished all|* habitations in this part of the 1sland, but, though not a trace of the In dians may be seen, the present thereabouts are fond of te the face of the lands scape much the same appearance . ed term as it did_in ces. when little Indtin time on the oyt who has and Mrs. 2 een prominent in the management of this year's fes- tival. Miss Iris Cutting, only daughter of the late William Bayard Cutting, jr., who dled about fourteen years ago in the helght of his diplomatic career, | will in the opening bride of the Marches of the eminent become the Antonio Origo, sculptor » has ned -fn_ S 5 iy with S"a man_ of letters, re: anently in Villa M - Florence, where the nuptia be celebrated. Marchese Orixo acted as a laison officer” between the Italian army in the Trientino district and the British forces under Lord Cavan. He s in the active service of the army and is.now stationed at Rome. His ancestral villa at Viar- . near Lucca, opens on that of “pathetic ' memory, where Protawney Fourd the body’ of his friend, the poet Shelley, washed Chas. Schneider Baking Co.’s FRUIT AND POUND —is placed For years “goodies" in the deservedly so, for they're made of The Best ingredients, includ- ing choicest Smyrna Raisins. ON SALE AT MARKET STANDS GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN STORES Phone Main 1664 ARSI ANAIAR ?&fi GIVE SOMETHING ELECTRICAL saq BARGAIN PRICES LAMP SHADES Reduction in Prices Takes Effect MONDAY 709 13th St. N.W. curtains, blankets and comforts—need a thorough revival. Our methods of Cleaning and Dyeing will please you. Our Driver Will Be at Your Door If You Will .CALL MAIN 4724 C ANERS & DYI:R Main Office: 720 13th Street N.W. Branches: 1007 Conn. Ave. 2300 14th St. N.W. 1530 Penna. Ave. S.E. S ol el ol Sl SRl Al 23T ST the erection of the light- | In- | the city mn standard Yuletide Every Silk, Parchment and Wicker Shade in the House Reduced in Price B-'g Assortment C. A MUDDIMAN & CO. Above G St. AR R R R RN ARNENTAR aam&aw&m&m@mma Christmas Suggestions " For Him—For Her—For All _YOU’LL want your wearing apparel im- . " maculate for Holiday wear. Perhaps, too. the home furnishings—portieres, draperies, l THE SUNDAY ashore. For a time it lay in_the| “| qulet chapel of the villa awa’ting cremation and the finai casting of the ashes into the sea. Mlss Cutting has spent her life half In this country and half in Europe, in recent years than in England. cus presented to London in his home in St. James' She also made a debut at and in the 5th avenue home " AURE, e elder, about (uur‘ &'3&' 0 When the city fathers of umm,u decided to m; that lurge acreage on the South he James R. th\' Park they the place \wu stocked in ers and ornamental trees, thanks to the untiring enorw of the late leader of the republican | on the floor of the House. Mr. | ago and his idea, section valuable | «to plant flower making a nd_attractive w reeds b n place when Mr. Mann f) owned and was Interested in it, but | on strode besond Its fimit. | {Bue e to keep a certain 4 ow, filled with | riot of bloom | from the time the crocuxes open their eves until the frost kills the last | crrysenthemum. it lies ready for use. Mr. Mann was particularly in- | clined to the effect produced by large {blocks of poppies in plots of orna- | mental ‘grass. which resembles that | of the wheat fields of France and | He liked the cornflowers or | of the Serlptures in | dark greens, like | rway pines. and spruces and | The South | : every part wafted from AMr. | nd makes @ glori- ENTERTAIN MUSIC CLUB. | | ] | i i Mrs. Gawler and Mrs. Enorr Fea- j ture Friday Program. | Friday Morning Music Club la.xll listened to a group of soprano nbers by Mrs. Gawler and to an illus= trated talk on “The Art of Expre: 3 Pianoforte Playing” by Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr. Mrs. Knorr showed the difference be- tween the Interpretations of the true pianist and the ordinary amateur, illy trating each detall at’ the plano v\!lh t(vm[mflflmm of the correct and incor- rect methods. —Be Sure Your —~Holiday Order for CAKE good season. best homes, and (AT LT TR T TR UL L UR TR TR PR TR TR T memmmmwwmmmmxmmmmmmwmmmmm&am&z MORNING One Doer MAIN i 1401 N. Capitol St. 650 H Street N.E. STAR, WASHIN flflmfl”fifl%flfi&%flh g Sl St el s Sede SR cob e pabo s b S S S e 2 “About Prices— ECAUSE the DeMoll line of Planos and Musical In- struments embraces the great- est and most famous names in the world of music, it does not mean that DeMoll );rlces are higher. The purchase of a Flano is different from that of almost any other article, for in such a purchase you are paying for a great deal more than the fnani- mate object. You are really paying for entertainment, en- joyment, happiness; and unless the fnstrument you purchase is an honest one, you really re- ceive disappointment instead of these things-—and thus your purchase, however low its price, will have beén an extremely high one in the end. DeMoll prices, every one, are based on fair and honest MUSICAL VAL~ UES. Quality considered, there are no lower prices to be found anywhere. DECEMBER 16, 1 —PART SOCIETY. Give Music—and Happiness This Christmas DeMollPiane Co.’s 21st Annual Christmas Offering OF PIANOS---VICTROLAS AND PLAYER-PIANOS ive Happiness This CHRISTMAS! HE stability of this business is your safeguard, while our fixity of pur- pose to let strict integrity rule every transaction makes it doubly safe for you when selecting from our stock of the world’s best musi- cal instruments, including the Aeolian Company’s incomparable Pianola Pianos, Steinway, and Weber Duo-Art Planolas and Aeolian Vocalions. Also the products manufactured by the Victor Talking Machine Co. Pianos and Victrolas Will Be In Greater Demand This Christmas Than Ever Before! Already indications are there will not be enough to go around. intend making this the happiest Christmas you and your loved ones have ever kngwn, it is important that you select the one gift that will do this without delay. Our annual Christmas Offering contains the widest variety and the largest iist of the world’s great names in music it has ever been our privilege to You are urged to come in tomorrow and look over this magnificent It is a real pleasure to show and demonstrate these splendid instru- offer. display. ments. The Gift of Happiness Goes With This Christmas Piano At the Christmas IN Cabinets For Player-Piano Rolls—A :Large 'and High Class Stock Priced From $25.00 ..%389 AND though the price is low, 'it will mean HAPPINESS fer many Christmases to come, for it is a dependable Piano of a leading standard make, entirely worthy of the DeMoll guarantee that goes with it. The Piano is of newest design, full size, and is in a rich, dark mahog- any case. Truly a gxft that will bring a world of HAPPINESS to Easy Christmas Terms Arranged all the family! - The Gift of Superlative Happiness 1f you Open Evenings Until XMAS! Christmas Terms— YOL'R Christmas HAPPI- NESS, and that of ali the family, can be made complete at no great outlay of money. A reasonable deposit msde now on any Piano, Player- Pfano, Reproducing Plano, Vie- trola or other musical instru- ment will assure the instro- ment of your choice belng set aside for delivery Christmas Eve—or earlier if you wish. Then, next year, the balazce of the purchase price may bs gradually paid in sums to meet your convenijence—mo mors, {a- deed, than you would gladly pay as s rental fee for the in- strument, Look upon your purchase ef & Musicsl Instrument as the opening of a savings acoount st your bank; for, truly, it is just that—an INVESTMENT thal will return you heaping divie dends in wholesome pleasuse and true HAPPINESS. . The Gift of Happiness Goes With This ‘Christmas Player GENUINE AEOLIAN PIANOLA Formerly sold $ 59 5 for $745. .. ANUTFACTURED by the Aeolian Co., 1\/1 of New York, the largest and best known makers of Plaver-Pianocs in the world. The trade-mark “Planola,” which is owmed and used exclugively by the Aeolian Co., i known all over the world. It has taken years to build the reputation they have. The superiority which put the Aeolian Company’s Player.Piano and Duo Art Reproducing Piano above all other instruments of the kind in ability to render music is definitive, tangible and easily appreciated. They are inventions effected by years of study and are fully pro- tected by many patents. Terms, $25 Cash, Balance in 30 Monthly Payments And What a World of Happiness Duo Art Reproducing Piano Christmas Victrola The marvelous instrument of ages, that brings to your finger tips the greatest music of all time, played exactly as the greatest pianists of all time render the same selections. WE ARE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF THE DUO ART REPRODUCING PIANO THE STEINWAY THE AEOLIAN Duo Art Reproduclng Pianos for as little as $695. Nearly every great pianist of today plays for and recommends the Duo Art. THE WEBER THE STECK THE STROUD Grands, $1,850. The Gift of Happiness Goes With This Christmas Grand At the Christmas Price of $545 This is the exquisite Baby Grand that graces many Washington homes to- day. With all the dignity, classic lines and wondrous tone beauty of the large expensive grand. It is a thoroughly practical instrument for the small modern home or apart- ment since it requires actually no more floor space than an upnght h Dpiano. NO DOWN PAYMENT is required if you have a used piano you would like to give in exchange. EASY XMAS TERMS beginning after the first of the year, Any style you select will be delivered im- mediately of— VICTROLA CLUB ---Only--- on payment Many advantages of- fered, including - con- venient Monthly Pay- ments. HE Viotrola bringe to your fireside all the world of musio and en- tertainment. It is & pi- ano, &n orchestrs, & ‘vaudeville performance, an evening at the epera —all rolled into one, for all to enjoy at any mo- ment, 21 Different Style Victrolas "SPECIALISTS IN PIANOLAS AND REPRODUCING PIANOS™ EMMONS 5. SMITH Washington¥ AEOLIAN HALL ~ Tielfth and G Streets Music Rolls $1.00 " A Wonderful Display Everything in Vocal and Instrumental a&mmm’.‘mmMflmmmmm%xmmmmm&:mmmmmmxm % £ R IR e 1Y