Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1924, Page 18

* BOYS' CLUB HEADED BYF.R. JELLEFF Progress in fear Outlined at Annual Meeting—Expan- sion Planned. the Boys' was held last 1 report of the wed the progress The annual Club of Was] night, and t superintendent during BAND €ONCERTS. By the United States Army Band, W. J. Stannard, leader, tonight at Eastern High School, under the auspices of the com- munity center department, Dis- trict of Columbia public schools, beginning at 8 o'clock. Elizabeth Thornberry, soprano, of Washington, will be the as- sisting soloist of the evening. The program includes: March, “Capt. R. G. Sherman,” 2 Song of the Gondoliers. 3 A Veneitna Love Song. 4 Good Night. Cornet solos— (a) “Be Still and Know," | bk et Fashion Revue for Christmas Fund | \ . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER " 12, 19 SHRINERS’ EXPOSITION OPENS DOORS TONIGHT the week. Four scenes of a Has Prospects of Big Attendance. | ' exposition and fash- for decoration. PR S B The Italian government is planning a great reclamation project in the Pontine region, near Rome, where sub- are to make up part of the fashion |merged lands are to be drained. unique character is to be staged by , opens tonight at Con- to announcement made than 100,000 tickets are n_the hands of th 1blic When your and a record crowd is expected during (revue, while some $80,000 worth of Many of the leading firms | tapestries and silks will be utilized Tuxedo Consciousness When you are a bidden guest you want to feel that you are properly appareled. In a Mode Tuxedo you’ll have that comfortable con- sciousness that you are ap- proved of fashion—and con- follows 75 sequently have the welcome ;: John Wil of your host. “Love's Old Sweet So radio set goes wrong What do you do? The usual troubles and their remedies are explained by a well-known radio engi- neer in the Radic Depart- ment of the December Popu- lar Science Monthly in a way you can easily understand Inasother interesting a cle, Jack Binns, Ame: s most popular radio writer, gives you the latest news of radio development. Also in this issue are 186 vivid stories of the latest dis- coveries in science and new inventions. Allin the December cpular cience MONTHLY Good ? The best you -ever tasted! Excerpts from “Robin l(]‘ e Our new Tuxedo has wide lapels, with semi-peaked lapels; a tendency to wide shoulders, and close-fitting at hips—with trousers, cut large or medium. Coats lined with excellent quality of satin and silk. It really is a Special — $39.50 Other grades, $50 and $80 Waltz, “Die Hydropaten”, Soprano solos— “Were You to C: Arthur “Homing," Teresa del Some Day in body's Eyes" Elizabeth Thornb trude McRae piano. Seldetiof trustees John Dolph, R. 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