Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 19

\ THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 TOHAVE RECEPTION [Dfficers and Past Presidents to Be Guests at Fete at Willard Tonight. A reception in honor of the present officers and past presidents of the National Education Association will - T . 5 de held in the ballroom of the § e . . Willard Hotel tonight, immediately - < - % after the session of the convention e 1% " i pa sfl i an, ay e Cel High School stadium. : : ? With Separate . Wi Tonls Gean, "he affair has been arranged by 5 owde lue the hers of the District and Vir- L 1 - : Collar to Match P r B sociation of- M Jones, i ;é{;:j?:f ..‘S,f“""_*j‘.“f'_' e ) % ‘ Usually sold by us, and other good stores, for $9 and $10. e i Guaranteed is the word to use in this splendid effort. We R 11 guarantee these shirts as to price. Always $9 and $10---here s };;u,;;:enr.‘.’,'-u ddhl . Ay or elsewhere. Guaranteed as to the quality of their heavy, pure H 188 " ¥ Radium Silk. Guaranteed as to the way they will wash. For oy Ma_rm-n ; ey ) ] :&'*;..L’.:t!‘.fi:‘ oy . they are a special purchase from one of America’s proudest o ' ‘ L shirt makers. York; Joseph ; X u_{]cg(.‘l sv‘vnrlh& : . [ i i ] igert, Unites E ¢ i i T e v i B\ We guarantee that $6.85 is the lowest price in Washington Williams, National Education ASee. - B ium ] i ; R n i : e ity SR v - for Radium Silk Shirts. If yow find we’re wrong, bring the shirts ate directors—Virginia, 8. A M- L : . : Donald, * principal, R Scl g - 3 English. head © of department. of W h ma hemnt!(s Franklin School build- ; Miss lulu Me ent, Vir- nia State ¥ che ociation; ¢ Cane i Bnaei oot Sosid | . A de luxe affair, this, just on the threshold of a glorious holi- president, board ‘of ‘education: ‘D, - ¢ N : A ottt | L SR R - dayj just on the eve of needtime when a coupleof good-looking ,, »';1;;‘;;@: il - silk shirts will complete your summer wardrobe. Need we re- ‘ peat that there are lots of whitesand other beautiful plain shades; Ely, chair o R S b 'notably, powder blue; tint tan, gull gray . . . SEE the shower e cAL O A of silk in our windows---and then come in and FEEL their stedt, chairman, committee on RoSpi- tality. m;lklzle“r{i)llofkmg' will make the Intro- Y i Sturdy radium Silk, G berger, M v oo rth, ' Mr. Norton, V' Mr. Kramer and Mr. Safford. Repre- “Wirst Floor, The Hecht Co. o oS teachers during the re- fembers of the convention committee, Mrs. L. t. chairman, will assist the | functions - committee during | ton teachers, members and their friends are expected ) cards. Committee in Charge. The committée on social functions which arranged the various social for the visiting teachers fol- viggett, chairman; Miss of the Washington Ballenger, 7zie B. hrenbruch White, Helen Mrs. Katharine M. Mrs. Herbert Day, Francis Crowles, Mrs. Frederick | . 5 . Farrington, Dr. A. Frances Foye, Dr. . Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Howard L. ' f Hodgkins, Mrs. Robert C.‘Howard, Mrs. One of the B,g Four Frederick G. F. Johnson, Dr., William Mather Lewis, Mrs. Harriett Hawley ! s Locher, Mrs. Gerritt S. Miller, jr.; John $ Barton Payne, Wade C. Ravenel, Mre. George P. Scriven, L. S. Rowe, L. A. 3 E ¥ % ' Snead, Mrs. George A. Ricker, Mrs. Vir- s 65 b ¥ kinia White Speel, Mrs. Florence Wat- . kins and Mrs. Alexander Wolfe. Chairman of subcommittee—Miss Bal- lenger, Miss Grosvenor, Miss Lynch, $ = v s Miss Rawli s, Mi s ’ ‘4 — Miss Rawlings, Mies Swan and Miss Top off the v l !E g 5 All white buck CH i tan and white— BISHOP’S ROUTE CHARTED| ourth witha new an and white et Panama top. Gen- : 2 7 saait : , black and white Brian Ghurobman to Viae Ainska|| ario bondibloiko \ Take a couple of Palm Beach Suits away with you over the ; . . e This Summer. Panamas.” Closely woven in optimo, telescope. Fourth. A light shade for Sundays; a dark shade tor the Wee]f’ for summer wear. Included at this special price SEATTLE, June 30—When the : days. Take a Hecht Co. Palm Beach with you and then you’ll Sy L : b il Only b th are canvas blucher oxfords for the more conserva- Rt Rev. Peter T. Rowe. Bishop of | alpine and pencil curl shape. y because these : z - E Th the Episcopal Church in . Alarka. | be sure it will hold its shape this season and the next. ey 2 A o thie ool weaches Point Burrow. Alaska. this| are sample hats can we offer them at such a low = 7 tive man. All with leather soles. et e e Al < Iaini gl taad are made for us by one of our best makers. No pains are spared AR A e e o Daresivears i B SEemphampE Aoy N in their tailoring. A splendid selection always in the models Bishop Fowe to Sail from Searis July (First Floor, The Hecht Co) Sheeane l T EXE T § g y / \ R R Flannel Trousers n the revenue cuttes Bear: = Mansco Union Suits : i v 56 «ward, erossing the mountains and ' ¥ to traversing the Tanana and Yukon : : 4 § ivers, visiting his white and native , 3 s 50 e e e eten o ol e l QJext winter. _U.S. TEACHER HONORED. } | ‘ Mansco Union Silit's ; . ——— ) 4 | —made by the makers * . ; Tk ’ 1 3 White, gray, Dr. Adolf Barkan Wins Recogni- ; L ~ of Manhattan shirts. 8 striped — flannel * tion of German University. A 4 5 5 : MUNICH, June 30.—Dr. Adolf Bar- 14 56 2 b . Known as the best— . ’ I trousers for every itus i< f htha- K, 2 - = A Smories Brofesser, oL SPhAS . i i . g occasion. There’s ornia, has been elected as honorary is all you need to know many a blue coat or itizen of Ludwig-Maximilian Univer- - - » & y at sity “here” in _recognition of his A about them. Plain and 3 4 sport coat waiting g tiostE Roee S = lar g e checked plaids. : # for a pair of flan- ; b 5 : " e :::51’; BE Gmeroue yoagnvine 1@ Cut and tailored for 8- s Helsto riabty societies in Buroge and America. 3 ' comfort. - $1.50 to-$10. reliy s g o . i , The Japanese drink their beer hot (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) lnd _their &rog cold: o : (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) Mohair Suits—the champion of light- : Choice tickets for the American Lea, / : : gue base STUDEB AKER (c:;etzgshzto suits, Plain and striped; Cofl’eCfly : » ball gamex First Floor, Main Building CEAFEIN TheHechtCo. PRI The Hecht Co. Ambar and Colored o s i : . @\ 7th at F