Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1924, Page 9

PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE T0 AMERICAN DEAD Nollet Says They Hold Same Place in Affections as Those of France. wn, and that the ntial affection surrounds Relleau W M dth and If You Are T ffornia v North Wes TWO NATIONS ARRANGE TO EXCHANGE WAITERS Swiss Students Will Get Experience | . in Britain and Vice Versa. f the Associated Press. tober 30.—Swiss hotel 1 upon to deal each 1 increasing number of king tourists, will, in have an opportunity for b training under famous asters of the profl-sslon wiss waiters will approved London ort hotels w rning the will be included i this s quota SIX ARCHITECT FIRMS IN LINE FOR BIG WORK d Press. Minneapolis hav winners in the first sta ion, How nounced titors the jury se- to enter the second 1:” Raymond body, with Mo associated, THE EVENING STAR, WASHIfiGTON 'D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page. George Vanderbilt Hotel, the first of the week. Asheville, Col. James A. Moss has gone to New York and is at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Alblon Wilkins Tuck, presi- dent of the District of Columbia divi- sion, United Daughters of the Con- federacy, has left for Savannah, Ga., to attend the general convention. She was accompanied by her two personal pages, Miss Frances A. Fer- neyhough and Miss Laura Myles, and ge delegation. at Washington Home Children Saturday. There will be a tea at the Wash- ington Home for Children, 1715 15th street northwest, Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock for the board of lady visitors. There will be refresh- ments and & sale of fancy articles. Mrs. Adolph C. Miller has consented | to be a patroness of the serles of four | illustrated music talks to be given | ne, commencing | Mond r Federation of Women's Clubs, 1734 street, for the benefit of the Bry Mawr College scholarship fund. The Woman's Guild of the Church Incarnation will give & card the New Ebbitt Wednesday Among those who have with the project are Mrs. Stirling , Mrs. Harry P. White. Mrs. . Mayfield, Mrs. Faber Steven- Pembroke Pitt, Mrs. Henry Cla; n, Mrs. Thomas Bright, Mrs. ester, Mrx Toh 211 Mrs. Katherine Van | Auken, Mrs. Ellzabeth Harper, Mr: | Harold Link, Mre. James Fatterson, Mrs. Lena M. Reed. Mrs. Florence ardiner. Mrs. Clarence Marshall Busch will be at home Friday afternoon from 4 | & , at the General | {aken tables or who are assiating g to 6 o'clock at 3012 Massachusette ave- e in honor of the League of Amer- ican Pen Women. Mrs. J. Stewart Kimball entertained at her home Friday afternoon In honor of her little daughter, Mary Lorraine, the occasion being her firat birthday anniversary. The little guests present were Marie Albrecht, Marguerite Frances Bohn, Anna Ger- trude Dowling, Betty Lorraine Lind- gren and Babbette Selhausen. Mary Lorraine was the recipient of many fancy glifts. Mrs. Eva Virginia Mades and Mrs. Marie Blanche Mc- Pherson, sisters of Mrs. Kimball, as- sisted in entertaining the little tots. Miss Chrissie Hermann entertained a party of guests in her apartment at the Argonne Friday evening in celebration of her birthday anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. David Zeller have taken possession of thelr new home, 1755 Lanier place morthwest. Mrs. J. William Ginnaty and daugh- ter are leaving Washington today to join Mf Ginnaty in New York ecity, where they expect to spend the Winter. == . 1f you need work, columns of The Star. read the want Marriage Licenses. "lrl‘lllQ licenses have been issued to the following: George 8, Carll, jr., and Ruth C. Columbus. Tlmmn W. Holder and Josephine V, Ed- w-lm - Smith and Ella Scott, arry A d Rel Taylor and Mary K. Kemp. Lonor B Labs and Florence 3. Wimestt. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to th Heaith Department in the last 24 hours Saul wnd Rose Helman, Elijah n.emy» girl. and M Il! lir) l‘(n]lmln L. and Iiazel F. Dentsch, girl. Heracher A" and Bernice Beecher,’ boy. Joseph M. 4nd Mary Fasex, boy lr:derlck M. and Klthennn V. MeNell, ( Iyde \ nnd Chaney E. Jones, girl. Rumell K. ana Toilse’ Hollisgiworts, girl. Wil Nfl J. snd Rose Brady, 'Hmmll M lnd Mary E. Mchonnl and Joe (‘llom"elwltwfn bose). a Margaret J. Di J. and Deila Linds Harry L. and Josephing Sheplierd, girl Eddie and Dover Gatewood, girl. Edward and Irene Johnson, girl. Frederck and Mary W 3 KIRMANS SARUKS IRANS DOZARS TEBREZS SERABENDS LELAHANS AND OTHERS 818 Conn. Ave. ORIENTAL RUGS About 100 sn Number and Usual $200 Values AVERAGE SIZE, 4x7 Special 125 A. H BAKSHIAN OPPOSITE THE ROCHAMBEAU 1924, WILL NOT JOIN SOVIET. Mexican Labor Head Sees Move- ment Fail. By the Assoclated Press. MEXICO CITY, November 17.—In a statement dealing with a report that a motion would be made at the sixth convention of the Regional Confed- eratlon of Labor that the confedera- tion join the Moscow Internationale, Manuel G. Ramirez, one of the or- ganizers of the confederation, sald 1t would not be approved. The sixth convention will open at Juarez today. . One tax! driver in Chicago owns $50,000 worth of stock in his com- pany. \!u" ,\‘,x A%,..“ ‘lb "‘ “1) l \ ) Deaths Reported. The following deaths have heen reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: g, Bommerville, 80. 727 Siepherd ekley 510 Irving v.e. Georgetown Hospi- eld Hospital bley Hospital. ildren’s Hospital. a st. s.e. 1641 10th Pll Tell You if You Need Glasses Archie D. Engel Formerly with Roe Fulkerson 615 15th St. N.W. 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