Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 11

L *CONCERT TO BE HELD <k at e vow nstern iea | DINNER-DANCE MARKS |k oof btk Toan o sioiet . 17th and Kast Capitol streets, 3 » undes tho direstion of Robert Lawr- CIVITAN LADIES’ NIGHT | fiositn “Setuntty "aurrounds smenct ONI | ence, with the Army Band, Capt P. circle, when the eyes arc focused I GHT AT EASTERN | -ree. . e o M L Plan for Memori W. Lewis commanding and William J. AT o Al onisct. _Simple 1 n emorial Day. asn-. ay psets t ce— | Stannard leader, us the opening fos- | SPeeches Dispensed With as Club| on the bo: The manner in which the| . The part to be plaed by the . | ture o svening’s program. Celebrates at La Fa- eye thought it saw what It did not | American Legion in the Grand Army Will Be Staged Under Direction of | t°" of me. evel r‘ JrogT s6e. He li»:u-nmlnml u.h'mcm" writ- | ©f the Republic’s campaign for funds whole Household Nowelty Feature. yette Hotel ing of the Chaldean, Phoenician and |f0F Proper observance of Memorial % Community Musical Asso- | The novelty feature will be eight ancient Kgyptians, pointing out that |42¥ Was mapped out at a meeting | littie boys and girls from the third A dinner and dance party was | the instinct (o draw pictures is abso- | Yesterday of the legion group of the ciation | rth grades of the Peabody- :‘elr‘;‘demd 'n_n; =‘he lbflt.ler |lur.:vau {;{ 1ge lutely primitive. ;-‘-*;:-m nf)ln::;:‘;m?m%.& Illwall Ad t M 5 bt Ychool in a group of songs. |Civitan Club last night at the| Ry 3 o the employes | anh sl [Tiiiton School in & Eroup of sonEs | FNliyy e Hotels whon' musie and | sors hird HicCartney sang a baritone | o7‘tho Independent establishments of op! attan Serye BOE ENCE AD omb, Helen Swingle, Virgin- | viands and the sompleto absence of | nit ‘as a ivere tenor, and Arsento |cop Bouticne " for" Secomstine. the ice—and spare yourself the ) LAWREN amuel Walker, Paul Stauffer, | speech-making feature 3 it Ral o Capinr r ecorating e i 2 WI‘S LEADER | ia ore, Samuel N o ammer, and | nisht. Ralon ewith M-s. Ralon at the piano | graves of the nation's heroic dead | — - e 2 d the promotion of rial serv- | 1 i ' k. The nearest thiag to a speech was | C tor performed at the | fue Hhat el | worrl enien: mbian Male Quartet, com- |ia chalk talk by William H. Chandlee, as mist for the singors | 1ves, May 30, The campalgn by the | o siadh Enmomveiianens 1 G, ig, enor; | who gave members and their wives ourse dinner had Frantls B | da: its tri . i| some fundamental facts regarding [boen satis disposed of, an | Of Francis I Miller. | of wash day and its trials. Feslue ne, hn | colors, coloring and optical illusions. | orchestra provided dance music for —_——— ) B « » The “Manhattan Way’ During one part of the talk he drew | the remainder of the evening. An in- “Please leave the dogwood for is the scientific way. Every “Blind Plow- 'Y | a red circle on the board, filling it in ' formal exhibition of the Argentine others to enjoy.” detail of washing and iron- haritone, with e aite also Wikl ral solo selections. 3 Diamy. will con- { ing is done under guidance 1 RSeuAl W . & J. fl O A |Q E ‘ \ of specific rules— which ) Kashmiri S i | % consummate in cleaner otsts. " % \ 2 The instrumental soloists are Rob- 1508 H Street ; _ Washington, D. C. clothes—fiished to perfec- M 2 Malter will OFpostés The Shoseies) mm‘p I tion—and protected from ¥ g start to their return to your N Selections by Army Band Also to|, ¥ home from danger of the cvening, in selections A Sp‘ring Display Of . dmage. or the children. b 11400 donte/ ren (0 Your clothes will last 2 ats rese! o cestne | AXMINSTER RUGS e~ or ¢ WIh hot he admitted and hattan Way”—because children must come with 1d sit with them throughout . 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