Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1925, Page 52

D. A. R. ACTIVITIES Huth held Albert W Smith Mrs. A, Trve Livermore Mrs Mo- W Brewster Cha, Howard, Mrs Charles George T. Smailweod, test M. Willey, Mrs. Gertrod, Mrs. Cora F. Moy : Miss Helen % Mrs of Columbia regent reporte the chapter's | had in v T uctions sh et Procte Ker had placed upon the old Francis Scott Key home in Georgetown. Efforts will be|g 1aken by the chapter to replace this|s b, Hann, #ooden marker with a brouze one. | William 1 The chapter oxpressed satisia~tion | g Meritt with the wording formulated by Procter upon the present which he 16 | Mrs, Willian Slaughter, Miss Eirnest Daniel, Mrs and Mrs. Bdg those res sfield, Moser Mrs [ My S . Mrs Martin, Mrs, Vandergrift “land Mre. Meritt. Letters of e were read from Mrs. Anthony Way president on, librarian am S, Mrs. Otiver Coolk Ander nding f saving the " and that the ma chapter had been m al work for the poet patri runcis Scott Key author of our National Aunthem northwest, with “amp T treasurer reported receipts I, Mrs. Marga o the District of Columbia D. A, It sch and| Mos novaas treasurer contributed sistunt hostesses Mrs. G, M. Brumbaugh, the regent iesided. Mrs. H. P. Mclntosh read resolution on the death of Mrs Kate Waller Barrett, honorary mem wer of the chapter. Announcement made urd party to be given by the chapter the Rochambeau, April 15, the fit of the philanthropic work of the money was of the . bouquet Stz Memorial ted Discussion upon th its to the Morning” and “The Cuckoo." The guest of honor, Mrs. W Husband, chairman of the American tzation department of the D. A. R of the District, gave a talk on that work, followed by a pleasant p Chapter held Qs 2 the home of Mrs P, W 9 Thirteenth stre the assisting ho: 3 Harry Parkinson a Meritt. The Geor Chapter regent, AT the gar B! allwood nsaction ailed report ere given b, Mrs. Smallwood. and th Mrs. Gertrude Moser The registrar, Dr. reported current tate the regent vice regent mhership. Pape £ the cf Hopper | brated 100 Yes I by the regent 3 A | John Als invited chapte the next meeting at her home g&s pla Later in the eve buffet luncheon was s being assisted by and Warfield. Mrs s 1 Daughters o a report of the y that committee tings held by these Memorial Chapel, in| Mi Ambrose orming and of the zuests e host | elub; P | Tndependence Bell Chapter wo tained its March Mrs. Gertrude Moser of the Ameri- at nization ¢ « h gent 1 Cook, presided with prayer America,” foll e to the flag, Mary uller, chairman reported that of $1,085 had been contribut ng the year toward the fund of [ being raised to refurnish the District | | will assist her o | Visiting hoys and girls |a THE SUNDAY Home for Vacation MISS SALLY LEWIS, Igirl dapghter of the President W axhin University and m Mather Lewis, spending iaster holiday with them. ‘mwcmmm Realizing the importance of train \erating with the Young Wom, s Association in offering extensiol the ymen and , also from the York. Mildred national headquarters in New Miss Anne L. Bible talks giv ashington on wm., in the small New Willard Hotel Miss Marie L. Towle, secretary of oung business and professional artment, who has been | Schenectady and York for the past 10 d will re- | turn to Washington Tuesday | fmm following the supper women's department on Tuesday and Thursday | cvenings, Miss Leathers will duct | " on “Courage.” to all business women of Wash- | ngton are . ballro hour Monday eve- | treet northwest, Mis. Hutchins Drake will f the H Brown discuss d E., Wrigh al cducation w this 614 STAR, W.C.T.U l The Mount Pleasant W. met Wednesday in the Calvary M ‘hurch at 8 p.m., 5. Lindl %, the presigent, presiding. An ning session was held in order any honorary members and friends ght come who are unable tg attend during the afternoon. The minutes_of were read by Mrs. cording secretary, " summary was then & ‘s activitics, consisting of a brief tesume of the work done by the 19 superintendents of their respective de- partments. The reports from the super- intendents for the past month were OEL- poned until next meeting in ord ’ nt speakers previous meeting 1 ¢ in securing members to and uplifting organization. sting playlet was given by sev- f the children in the Loyal Tem- ‘e Legion work, under Mrs. Stout's ction. The pay Is intended to im- s children with the danger of form- ing the smoking or aleoholic habit. Mrs. Carl Williams, president of the Na- tional Bducation Assoclation, pointed out the great need of the creation of department of education. explaining the erling-Reéd hill, presented by Con- s to further (his movement. This and indorsed by 28 o ditions hefore i showing a steady gain ducation and prohibition enforecment go hand in hand. He urged that we work with more vigor and de- termination to compete with those op- o law enforcement. With statis- how work accomplished, he sum- d the closing @60 open 1,400 breweries and 300 dis It is a new law, and to uproot and remove a long-favored habit and custom requires patience, time and an understanding by those who have formed the aleohol habit Miss Alice Deal, principal of the Co- chool, gave 7 Child posed and growing boys she Socinl inent factor in the nnounced that Dr. Parker, an able and well informed )'d at an carly date address rs and othera along thes Dickey gave several s on the violin, accompanied by ester Adatr, among them position by Vice President Da Wayne B. Wheeler, accompar and violin, sar Raymond com- Mrs ed by wno i The meeting 1 at the home 111 Thirty-fourth ome o meetings WASHINGTON, D. C APRIL 1925—PART 9 ——— Furniture Carpets Large size Bar Harbor natural finished chair, $5.95. _Large size Bar Harbor natural finished rocker, $6.95. Fiber Fernery finished in brown and copper, $6.50. Unusucl display of Philippine Furniture. The selection of a refrigerator, one of the most important necessities of the home, requires consideration. We have all sizes and styles for your approval. We list a few examples. Golden oak finished ice chest. Special, $9.00. Golden oak finished ice chest. Special, $11.50. Golden oak finished top ice refrigerator. Special, $13.00. Golden oak refrigerator, two shelves. Special, $21.75. Medium size golden oak refrigerator. Special, _ $31.50. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN . . Yoses Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh Sons Linens Upholstery Summer Furniture Displayed In' our Summer Garden wilbe found Unfinished Willow Furniture, Reed Suites in choice colors, Fiber Suites, Odd Chairs, Rock- ers and Settees, All Size Tables, Couch Ham- mocks, Swinging Davenports, Lawn Umbrella Sets, Porch Chairs, Rockers and Settees. Some very pretty color combinations. Refrigerators Golden oak, apartment house style; shelves. Special, $39.50. two White enamel exterior and interior, apart- ment house style. Special, $49.00. 3-door white enamel interior and exterior. Special, $57.00. 3-door, oak finish; the scientific refrigerator with 2-inch sheet cork insulation, one-piece porcelain. Very special, $92.00. Full line of refrigerators suitable for stores or restaurants. pital Chapter, the two mascots which the day was 1. president of the ng of the Prince- [ The a r “h Y. W. C. A will | Emma Sanford s f at the home of Mrs. Charles | Districc W, C. T She spoke of the Hughes, 515 Rock Creek Church |Prosvess made in ridding the country of April whreakers and bootleggers, and resting facts about the and | room at Memorial Continental Hall he | Mrs. Francis L. L. Hillor gave cording | port of the work being donc Henry, | State committee of girl hom February |and Mrs. Willey reported tha | pe use in practical demonstra- tion of this work ! At the request of Mrs. Harry Park- | son of the State historic committe chapter contributed the sum toward the marking of three mp sites in the District—Camp Meigs, Potomac Park Camp and to | American University Camp 3 . at Col-| The appointment of Mrs. Parkinson t of pro- |as chapter historian was also con- urnishing | firmed. ~ Mrs, Gertrude | House committee; | pages in chapter book members of Deborah Kn and the following name mitted Henry D, Mrs. Frank Mrs, Stokes Domestic Floor Coverings Wool Tapestry Rugs, 9x12 size, $29.75. Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12 size, $47.50. Regular $1.75 and $1.65 Linoleums, $1.30 sq. yd. The Linen Shop $6.75 Pure Linen Table Cloths, size 2x2 yards. Reduced to $5.25 each. $8.50 Pure Linen Table Cloths, size 2x21/% vards. Reduced to $6.75 each. ; 3$8.25 Pure Linen Napkins to match above cloths, size 22x22 inches. Reduced to $6.50 doz. $2.50 All-Linen Silver Bleached Table Damask. Reduced to $1.95 yard. 50¢ All-Linen Crash Dish Toweling. Reduced to 39¢c yard. Pequot Cotton Sheets, size 81x90 inches. duced to $1.65 each. Pequot Cotton Cases, size 45x36 inches. duced to 42c each. musical program will b following members of the Rubir Club: Mrs. Gertrude Russell, sopran Mrs. Harry Rabbith, soprano: Miss | | Cecile ) . contralto, and Miss placing bronze ch of the five s in | ere boys were trained and other his- to be heid all day in Church April 17 H 5 | met M MeLain tay 812 ¥ Chase Chapter will meet the hom Mrs. C. F. West Lenox street 30 p.m Kahlert, on West River being put dley. nt District Woman's Club, one nducted ~ds to be given toward strict room in Memor Hall, the other ha charitab so spoke MoRen her de- | Grass Rugs Fiber Rugs .$20.00 B0 o hcanson $18.50 sented the worl | ed the unibn tc is section of the her supper on April sion. On Monday. | Snd .1 will have Union Mission, with | dor to sing | Melain was assisted by Adams vities Mrs. any and Y. The get-toge came up for | April 5. West .. .$18.50 [5e H SAN Fme ) $13.50 AT 55 3x6 . 27x54 s nion y, Mrs J. H William - Parks. The guests of the Mrs. Frank Shull, r tution Chapter: Mrs. rs. Wallace Streater Mra. Streater gave several de recitations, which were ved by these present Llizabeth Gorsuch and dietitian Mrs. Harold E. Doyle. chairman of {the committee in charge, has pre- sented the association with a fireplace to be put in the main buildoing. The other members of the committee ar s Complexion a faiv chance | #is the daily care | that~ counfs. Let an expert- advise. you what fo use~ and how fo use it~ s house secretary | S0 |2 chiupter were | Mise | $4.75 . $3.50 4x7 .. 3x6 ot 27x54 .. . .- ... 845 .. $3.00 Re- terson Mrs. L. T were al hour followed will at the Mrs hour was I The followi | represent Det the D. A er will [ William 1 M, Willey 1 Apri home of th Pl | PACE CLUB TO DINE. rnates, regent rah Kn. Oriental Rug Salon Scatter Size Hamadan and Mossoul Rugs, $39.00 each Re- 76 Ch f patriotic the chapter the Homer L. 3:30 o'clock that this oceaslon will | the Am The Descendants of hold a t nstant work ¢ It w James R. Kirkland, president of the r.{ Pace Club of Washington, has ap- Alice | pointed Julius Sinker chairman of the seventh annual banquet committee, {arranging for the banquet which will | be held at Rauscher's, Saturday eve- | ning. April 18 | Edgar B Meritt Miss Helen Moser L Mrs. S. B. Martin: page | de Coverly 1. Miss Utica Cotton Sheets, size 90x99 inches. Re- duced to $1.95 each. R—Miss | RS Capitol Society, €. A jon Stewart was host to the| nior devision of Capitol Society. | "yt M Glie pace, ildren of the American Revolution. | =00 [for Mareh, at her home, 1442 Clifton | 2 HE ° ol s s | the Pace Sehools, is expected 0 be rts were submitted by th | present. and George O'Connor and | 1 chalrmen of committecs. The|Matt Horne will entertain with char- | ting was opened with prayer acter songs. Wilbert J. Smith, for- i Barnes, the chaplain,|mer vaudeville actor, also will enter- of the opening patriotic | tain. Fhe Carolinians will furnish rmele led the | music during the dinner and for the the colorh dancing. The principal speaker will | wtelle, be punced in few da | 3, and the Barr, ¥ Mrs beth Barr, prasident National ountants. and founder of | Full line of the famous mARleEO enue After the business meeting | .PREPAMTIONS e o s ;?:‘;:;‘MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOf 1771 Col. Road. Col. 1015: Drapery Department Announcing the Arrival of the by ed regi read * Matthew Trimble | the American’s ¢ var, Miss ilizabeth of Liberty ' Lothrop. Miss 1 g accompan Ameri New Springtime Furnishings Make your home glow with hospitality. Lovely decorative cretonnes as restful and inviting as they are beautiful and moderately priced, starting at 50c and going up to $1.75 a yard. ystess, invited. for the informal {danme that is a feature of all Capitol Sodicty evening meetings NRINE Fascinating new effects for any room in the house. pillows, lamp shades, table runners, etec. black and orange effects. Dainty Ruffled and Hemstitched Curtains in voiles, marquisettes and fine nets at prices so reasonable you can afford to curtain the whole house. The colored ruffled curtains are most attractive, with valances and tie-back, all made in very best manner, with edges having shell embroidery design that is serviceable and beautiful. - Use them for draperies, screens, slip covers, Floral and bird designs. 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