Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 11

[ = THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924, [ commn ] DOUBLECONGERTD [* e SR SRR R S D R R SR SR SR DT STEWARD CHOSEN o CNTAN CLUB HEAD FEATREATPILS G STREET BETWEEN 11™¢, |2 Where the Better Things Cost Less Annual Election of Officers| n"'"'“‘”""‘":“ 4 Held at Dinner—Christmas Gifts Selected Here Will Be a Pleasure to Give and an Equal Pleasure to R:ceive NEW YORK, December 10.—Andrew Work Planned. I Acceptable | Lingerie |FancyBags of several banks and public utility BRI Brahms’ Creation Pleasingly Presented by New York Symphony Orchestra. companies, and' a papal chamberlain, will be married to Mrs. Martha Ly- nott of Scranton, Pa., in St. Jerome's Catholic Church, In the Bronx, today. Brahms' “Double Concerto for Vio- | Mr. Maloney, who s a widower, is 63 1lin and Violoncello,” with orchestral | years old, and Mrs. Lynott, a widow accompaniment, was the feature pre- | is hey will be married by the sented by the New York Symphony v. go W. Ford. Orchestra, under Walter Damrosch, at | They met here yesterday and went Poli's Theater yesterday afternoon.|to the municipal building to obtain as James| : Felix Salmond, cellist, and Paul[a license. They were confident their { Kochanskl, violinist, were guest so- | marriage was to be a secret until a i loists. Both showed mastery in the | photographer asked them to pose, Mr. beautiful singing tone of their in-{Maloney subsequently broke the news e o s struments. The two solo instruments | to his children in telegrams. e until after ai might have been the voices of two ny to bey 5 singers—strings always invite com- |= junction | - parison to the human voice. In the early measures tigese voices blended in a somewhat prosaic parlando with choral echoes interspersed by the or- | chestra | @rraually the themes merged into Pound v |Seeded Raisins, carton..13c ard, first vice presi-| n Club of Washing-! The new For Christmas Hand Her Present Her e 2Ere s LUTHER C. STEWARD, o s onnd o SNl Saedless iR aising, carton:13c culminated in a powerful cember 24 were reported by the neter- tainment committee. Sultana Raisins, carton.28¢c . The club sent a vote of thanks to| - P, Roland Robbins, manager of Keith" Gupsios ITHRARMAlGT Yn """"'"r' % g 22 heater, “for Y e the Iom- rrants, imp., carton..zZ8c & the club memb 0 : sKy Koff's “Cuprice Fs- Curra P e December 17 cvening feult ex- ce . 5 the " “;]_cmon Peelet &l ¥ ... <« 35¢] ASKS ABSOLUTE OuaneeLioc : & = - | Citron Mrs. Betty Bradford Files Suit, A Naming Co-respondent. a truments in the price a thing of vivid | < divorce filed The audience sat | Shelled Pecans ty Bradford, |® out its performance. id_naming a| Mosarts “Jupiter” Symphony. |Shelled Almonds iles. co-respondent. Tney were married| The symphony was the eo-catled |™ e October 9, 1919 and have no children. { Jupiter “Symphony” of Mozart, one of of the club, Mrs. Bradford says in her petition|his three great works of this type. The ‘ted president that her husb is reputed to be|minuet and trio of the third movement b 2 last he was really beautiful. The allegro vivace K- | of the first movement was colorful, the v | andante cantabile movement was full ted in Chevy |of swinging beauty and the finale was a \ s of the king up the . Granville C. Bradford, real estate| “ollowing out | operator, was na lefendant today last Christ- in a sult by his wife, Mr o the various charging misconduct make the Magruder, Inc. Silk Underthings Nightgowns and Teddies, crepe de chine or radium silk, trimmed with lace rib- bon flowers and embroid- ery. All colors, all sizes. $ 3.95 Imported Kid Gloves gauntlet and turn-back styles. Cut-out and pico cuffs, self and combination stitching. Mode, Beaver, Tan, Gray, Black, White. Reg. Price e 82 95 Boxed for Gift Giving Best Groceries | fitting summing up of the 1 D Conn. 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