Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 9

G Meridian Mansions, preparatory to leav- ing for China, where Comdr. Cecil has been ordered. SDAY, SEPTEMBE Butchers Aid Progressives. STAR, WASHINGTON, Thomas J. and Althia Jones, boy. Walter A and Agnes Barowell, girl. Thomas and Bilen Wilson, boy. Angele an Mabel Chapman, boy. Loy H. und Lacile Carter, girl. Randoiph and Julia 8mith, giri. Infant of Joseph - Rose Portoer, 9 George Washington University Hospital. Dea(}ls Remrted' Pearl Tho::m _'22‘ f‘nlnm":ll Hospital. The following deaths Lave been reported| A% AT to the Health Department in the laxt 24 hoors: Sephiia 3 " 34, Lirsie ch member contributed chert, business figen,& members, to be used for the cam-|and Joscph Newland, treasuref, ¥° valgn of Senators La Follette and ! each. Progreasive campaign headquarters | Wheelor, E 5100 in contributions from its 98 |$1 and K. J. B Arthor Wellbery, David Palinofsky, . Brady, T. Gregory, 87, St. Ngusta Spaulding, L il ——10]————|o]———|a|c—=|a|—=|o|—=0] . Z 1727 Buelid st. . 1508 Twenty-first st. Elizabeth's SOCIETY (Continued from Fighth Page.) Washington Butchers' Local 393 to day turned over to the Independent- GLAD T0 SEEG.0.P. RID OF LA FOLLETTE New York State Chairman el <5 S Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the Tollowing Richard M. Jenifer and Sarah C. Jopes. Charles Miller and Ella_Donohoe. Wilkon H. Terreil and Mary 1. Butler. companied them from Dallas and Wllli remain several months. Mrs. Frank S Hight returned to Washington yesterday from her Sum- B An mer home at Canaan, N. H., aCCOM- | drewe a trner, oo Va. and Paully panied by her daughters, Miss Phyllis R E. B. McKeoney aod Beda T. Hight and Miss Barbara Hight, and | I o |her son, Frank S. Hight, jr. Mr. ' The House M. Turner,’ 49, Emei Bowman, 43 years, St : | Hospiaal. Albert Wilson, 2, 1543 Sixth st. Mabel E. Blickwell, 31, 939 Twenty sixth Largest Ladies’ Exclusive Special- ty Shop in the Na- Blizabeth’s % W. Jonex and May R. Foward. ce Woodson and Daisy Miles. Calls Progressive Candi- dates ‘“‘Renegades.” the pr it, not as it would become if i people pursued phantoms here an keep | Ohlo Girls' Club to Have America, to keep it as we have known | Dinner Dance Tomorrow. | Hight met them in New York and {accompanied them to Washington. Mrs. J. H. Foward of Denver, Colo.. |has taken an apartment at Meridian ;MJHMUI.» for the Winter, | The Ohio Girls' Club, composed of | daughters of the Buckeye State living < z Percy Coles of (hester, Pa., and Lillian E. Tleasant of this city. William F. R. Strother and Ruth English, Lioyd L. Wilsn of this city and Helen Buckner of Middleburg. Va d Leslie A. Kniskern of Aonapolis; Md.. aod P, v of this cit i Nilie v. Hears, both Trene . Jeffries. John Blackmore and Florine Skinuer A. Herrman Wilson and Evelyn E. Nash. Haywood L. Robertson of Arlington. VA.. and Annice M. Martin of this city. Alfred Hermanseu of thix city and Anna 1l Wilson. 3 days, @24 Castle pl. nee. n M. August, 1 month, Children's Hos ren’s 4 . Providence Hospital fod Lole Thompaou. 5 08 Dumbart Vermont . H chalrman of the na committee of the v Heads Veterans’ Committee. . John hief of the Veterans of gn Wars, has reappointed Edwin S. Bettelhei Dunn, com- of this cit. bilipsbom 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. of Courtesy s tional Capital. abroad or if the Bryuns and La Fol-|in Washington, will hold its annual lottes were allowed to work their| Autumn dinner and dance tomorrow will,” said former State Senator Na- | evening in Town Talk Tavern, 1136 thaniel A sberg today in his ad-|Seventeenth street northwest. Miss 2:::: as < man of the Republican | Minnie O. Stackhouse has charge of E | th s. The Republicans, said Mr. Elsberg, | = o/ ohsements. were giad to have their enemies out | iss Mary Meek Atkeson is back in the open, “and T for one am grate- - ful that Senator La Follette has now done nominally what he did long ago | 1 | Lawnv, ~urm, actually and that the Republicans are | virernm® & o rid of him at 1 | s L. Murray of Newport, R. I Chapman Waiker and Elia ) Claude C. Kemp and Mary Lindiey M. Raitord of Ivor, B. Rayford of this city. Percy Tompkins and Annt Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Tealth Department g, the last 24 hours Joseph and Florence K. Longn, girl. . and Breta McBride, bos L. and Frances M. Ware, boy. rector of the national service bureau. Bettelheim succeeds himself for the .60 Channing s 3 Howital, | fourth time in these offic alter Reed Hospital, Waldron. | | | | [e———[olc——|d|———u|——Ja[ ]| ——]o|]———]o[——=|ajc———]o|—= in Washington after spending the Summer at the family country place, in ‘southern West A Personal Demonstration by an Expert Corsetiere will be given of the C‘”]adameXRalmhg Girdle Makes You Look Thin While Getting Thin Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 25, 26 and 27 Come in and let the expert corse- tlere direct from the Madame X Com- pany give you a personal demonstra- tion of thiswonderful reducing girdle. enators La | foriie e Recall the number of occa- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hildebrand, who | are touring North Carolin sions throug}wut the year when you feel the need of a Top Coat—how no other wrap réturned | ding the ias opened Wardman Park | quite fits the occasion or lends Town and Country Club has % e o . !‘:n:lvr boy. ad cards for a dance Saturday| Alvod ami feer Williams v farewell to the informal dance sea- George A. and Lillie Johneon. boy % appropnate comfort. To meet courts to enforce these s defense of individual rights.” President Coolidge’ and condemning the of Gov. Smith as one t Such demands tl'lese Q’at! are Commending budget Ticy 1 vo designed. during which “the voracious appetite of Tammany Hall had all but de voured the resources of the State, Mr. Elsberg asserted that his party would provide a state government of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Geary of San Francisco arc at the New Willard, where they arrived vesterday. ary ary C: In style—smart and swag- ger, but of practical type. efficiency and represents-| Comdr. and Mrs. W. B. 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Coats lavishly collared, cuffed and banded with the most luxurious furs—coats for every occasion 355 to $350 UNUSUALLY STRONG VALUES AT 385 $, Hl Black Satin, Patent 'l Kid, Spanish heels. . $6.50 | This represents the most extraordinary purchase made by us this season—the greatest money saving event held here thus far. ! 95 Velours Velpets Felts Satin Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Ine. Thirteen-Ten F Street A manufacturer in need of ready cash makes this event possible—and the bargains will long be remem- bered. Patent and Black Satin Gore Pumps, | Coban heel....... ... $6.50 Complete Range of Sizes in Each Style