Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1925, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, APRIL 12, 1925—PART 1. pa N at the tea tomorrow, 4 to 6 p.m., at|and social service work in the com- | medals awarded in the high school | workers. There Is enough to do for |and made especially attractive for |recording secretary and press cor: the clubhouse, 1823 1 strest. munity. JIn keeping with this tdes. it | contest. five In order to cover the field. Just [the junior exhibits respondent, and Mrs. G. §. Peckham, Miss Sewall, who is well known in| was announced that two outstanding | Mrs. Keplinger, chalrman of the == eWS O e l I S Washington for her work with the|speakers have been secured for the |committes on education, reported that | "% there I8 great need of clothing, | . pmma Robertson Memorinl, | COTTOSPONdIng secretary. The next marionettes, will give an exhibition|annual meeting to be held in wdy | the Nature Magazine is now in more | dishes and furniture. Money is al- [ Flgrence Crittenden Circle, met at the | meeting will be with the president CONDUCTED BY NANNIE LANCASTER. of them and afterward show how they | Spring May 9. These are Mrs. Sher- | than half the schools in the county. | ways needed. The former should be | Hotel Cairo with Mrs. J. . Howard *. Grandfield, 4898 Cone SN work. The subject of her talk is:|man, president of the General Fede Four schools have established Ii- |sent to Miss Davies, social service | Twenty sheets were mada for the |duit Women's City Club—Dr. A, Frances, | be elected from the following to serve| “Behind the Scenes With the Marlon- | tion of Women's Clubs, and Dr. Lewis, | brarles since the Jast meeting of the | worker, Rockville, and the latter to | home, and Mrs. Stephen L. Tabor and [y oo e bubie <heaking Club prosidant, will ‘bé hostess at the {on the board of directors: Mrs. John | ettes. . . i president of George Washington | exeoutive committes In January,|the treasurer, Miss Estelle Moore, | Mrs, A. B. McManus came (o address ol fasiRedxt PRSIS S pakine OO i Robert Ash. Mrs Laura A. Bradley,| Miss Emma C. Crans will be|University. A fhird speaker of local | while the 14 standard schools have | Sandy Spring. the cliols is continuing its policy of one special to be given in the clubhouse this|Mice Olive Beatty, Mrs. Edgar T.|hostess at the tea. Miss Minna Gill|interest is to®Be Miss Davis, worker | added to their libraries during that| A resolution was passed by the| The next meeting will the | ‘Platform speaker” for cach Fr ‘h( afternoon from 4:30 to 6 o'clock.|Brown, Mrs. Wiltiam E. Chamberlin, | Wil preside at the tea table and will| for the County Soclal Service League. time. federation commending the recent!form of a luncheon at W levening progran March 20 T. J Mrs. Harlan S. Stone, wife of Justice | Mi rah Cushing, Mrs. Roe Fulker-| be assisted by ,\lrs.k/\. C. Dillman| The hostess clubs at this meeting | Miss Annle Wilson, chairman of the |action of the grand jury in demand- | May 11 Taggart discussed "'l"., value of Stone of tha United States Supreme |Son, Mrs. Alva L. Gardner, Mrs. Bd- and Mrs. A. R. Hodgkins, e will be the Mutual Improvement As-|art committee, explained her id ing that the old jail in Rockville be S lI'.flnv)\ in puk ~” ) e "uwm,w-‘_ Court, will be the guest of honor. |Win St. John Greble, Mrs, Gertrude| The annual banquet of the College | sociation and the Wednesday Club of | that children should be taught to|replaced by a modern building Columbia Helghts Art Club licld Ll s Sk o st e Assisting Dr. Fove will be Mrs, |Lyons, Miss Grace McVey, Mrs. Albert | Women's Club will be held at Rausch- | Sandy Spring. The sessions are to|draw in order to fully sce and appre- | The executive committee again ex-|annual business meeting at the h plaine Baric done Iv‘ll-';n nin Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs. James |Putney, Mrs. J. fleid Riley ana|ers May 9. Plans are now belng|be held o the Friends' Meeting | clate. - The proper foundation place | presscd itsclt as being strongly In|of Mrs. E. G. Russell, 1446 Harvard House, and April 3 Mrs 5 Koentk Harper, Mrs. Thomas W. Sidwell, |Miss 4 Ross made and all club members are urged | House. for such’ tralning is in the kinder- |favor of the recent action of the |street, Thursday, with Mrs. Fred |&ave an Hingstroreot (A0F o0 Ineerl Mrs. J. Garfield Riley and Miss Myrtle “ e to be present. Notices will be sent The presentation of the medals|garter’ It is hoped that the Mary- | Washington florists in refusing to sell | Heisler assisting hostess. The presi- | Dec ’v";;-"‘ Wb e the (eve- Bunn . Nationali Amesican Werinn Safllmrel o later. = awarded In the reading contest was|land laws may be so amended that|dogwood blossoms. It Is also much|dent, Mrs. Grandfield, in the chair {mimg Wi be ’“\.‘.‘.” \,:",_,. a ,‘Ivlm“f:: A card party, with tables for |Associntion —Washington will be the| The Twentleth Cemtugy Club—The|Made by s - Omell i _the Tigh all ,i:‘“d"" will huve the advantages | gratified over the recent decision by | Following are the officers el e Ry ol VOthll 1o relain LM bridge and five hundred, will be given |scene of the last meeting ever to be | section of archeology has indefinitely school bullding at Rockville yester- | of kindergarten work. the fair board against book making |the ensuing year: Mrs. Arthur J.| Skt il under the auspices of the entertain- |called together of this old organiza- | postponed its meetings. AR5t LU OLIOWESL M ahEl sad S48 Tho Booisibesyine Lesane/af Mant | durfop (he next folr, Bulldingson | Schion president; Mrs. Fred Heisler, | BWIICL 8RC_—2% 202 2 <0 cton ment committee Tuesday, Bt | Hon Tt was formed in Shiad eIty 'Eh] - he mature sscticn W mest WAt S SARALeFBIses ke SWILl BEen s ithe LETIMEfY I CoUNEY, Tl (E96 S trkined Ir grounds are to be repaired | vice president; Mrs. Anson R. Tracy, | Continued on Page 6. Cards may be obtained at the club- |years ago, the result of & union of [ nesday, 10:50 a.m., at Rosslyn station house. Refreshments will be’ in-|the National and the American |for a trip to Great Falls cluded. The proceeds will be used {Woman Suffrage Associations, both| The section of education will meet as a gift to the clubhouse. organized in 1869, and each the out-|at the house of the leader, Mrs. The junior sectjon will give a|growth of the first woman suffrage | Thomas Sidwell, 3901 Wisconsin ave- cafe~dansant Wednesday from 7 to|convention held in 1848, making a|nue, Thursday, 11 am. Miss Frances 9.30 p.am. Supper will be served at |record of 76 consecutive years inten- | Fairley, principal of the Park View small tables surrounding the ball- {sive work covering the entire nation. [ School, will speak on “Phe Child and om and special +music furnished | Thursday, April 23, is the date of | the Teacher in the Platoon School.” for dancing between the courses. |[the meeting, which will be held in the —_— re will be novel innovations and followed by a luncheon at| Distriet of Columbia baret features. Reservations may hington, to which the public | Daughters of Founders made through the junior section |is invited. will be In the nature | of America, held its April meeting at rman, Miss Grace McVey. The n and gala occasion, with | the home of Mrs. Lillian H. Roome committee in charge of arrangements |two-minute speeches by many former | and Miss May A. Husted, 1322 Fair- re Miss Agn Winn, Mise Judith |leaders in the varlous campalgns|mont street, the assisting hostesses Barbaux, Mi Estelle Allen, Miss |throughout the States which were | being Mrs. Thomas H. Johnston and Elaine Eppley, Miss Phillis Robin- |translated into victory when the| Miss Marian White. The president, son, Miss Inez Justus, Miss Adelaide teenth ndment was written | Mrs. Francls A. St. Clair, presided Borah, Miss Louise Pattison Mis the Federal Constitution Reports of officers and committees Margaret Norton, Miss Mar, Bige Chapman Catt, in her brief| were given. Announcement was ow, Miss Grace Rohleder and Miss |resume of the long fight, now won, lagain made of the meeting of the gen- Blanche Butler Brown |closes her announcement of the meet- | eral court, to be held Thursday, April The drama unit will present two |Ing with: r old recollection sake, | 16; a reception Wednesday evening, one-act plays Thursday at 8:15 p.m. |comrades, come to the last woman | April 15, and a luncheon on Thurs The first play, “Whims," by Lillian |Suffrage meeting that probably will| day, April 16, all at the Raleigh Graves, will have the following club [ever convene In this country Hotel. Mrs. Roome read a paper en- members in the cast: Miss Mary J titled “A Visit to an Old Mansion,” Crowley, Miss Marie Stair Lawyer,| The American Association of Uni-| giving an account of a visit to the Miss Nadine Lane Galligher and Miss | versity Women will hold a vecep-|Van Cortlandt Mansion, Peekskill, Jeanne Renee. The second, “How the |tion in honor of the Ambassador|N. Y. Mrs. Thomas Smythe Wallis Story Grew. will have the charac.|from Great Britain and Lady Isabella | described a recent motor trip through ters portrayed by Miss Elaine Howard, Wednesday afternoon = at | Florida. Miss Theima Schmitt, Mrs 4:30. Mrs. F. C. Wilkins will be Graham, Miss Mary hostess, and with her in the receiving Le Cercle Francaly de Washington | Mrs, V. S }(,.“J“”'_ line will be Mrs. Robert ]1.'4“\1"5: Dr. | Les Precleuses Ridicules was received | Connolly, Mrs. H Louise Tayler-Jones, Dr. Mina Kerr, [at the studlo-salon of John Philip | Miss Phillis Robi Dr. Lois H. Meek, and Mrs. Harris| Shaddick by Harry Weston Van Dyke Will play during the intermissions. | Bildwin, president of the College |and M. Henrl Lazard The program will be under the direc- | Women's Club, members of which are| The minuted” were read by Mile tion of M Marialyse Ross Manly specially invited to the reception.| Threse O'Sullivan director of dramatics of the Womem's | The board of managers of the club| The following program was glven City Club. The proceeds will benefit | and members of the hospitality com-| Piano solos by Mrs. C. Augustus the drama unit curtain fund | mittee will also assist Simpson, (a) “Le Destin,” (b) “‘Par- % Torum luncheon is announced by | The election of the following mem- | fum Exotic™ (sulte De Francis Hend- { the luncheon committee, Mrs. John |bers of the board of managers of the | ricks); recitation by M. Georges H Robert Ash. chairman, Saturday, at|Club was recently reported by the | Poulin, “La Promenade de Bretisy"; p.m. Reservations will be limited committee: , Dr. Louise by Mlle. N. Biguler, (a) % 100 house committee; Mrs. Karl | « " (Delibes), (b) “Connals Tu W. ©. Barnes, Bureau of Forestry,| Fenning, hospitality; Mrs. Samuel ays” (Thomas), Mlle. Madelaine Department of Agriculture, will give | Herrick, public interests; Mrs. W. H.|von Unschuld Lazard, accompanist; a talk, “A Trip Through the Clouds,” | S Stevens, publicity, and Mrs. Frank | reading by M. Edmond Becker, Nitetiatod By maoving plotates. fa the | White, &t large: “Quaie Bienfaiteurs de 'Humanite" ® clubhouse on April 20, 3:30 pm, The Menibers of the hospitality com-|(Vincent de Paul, Abbe de I'Epee, program will be presented by the en- | Mittee, of which Mrs. Karl Fenning is | Louls Brallle and Jean Henry Dun-| S iaTaTHent cUmiDiitiee chairman, are Mrs. Wilson Thompson, | ant); recitation by Mme. Conway A symposium on recent events will | Mrs. Gordon McKay, Mrs. Harold G.! Kitchen, “La Brouette” (Edmond be given by members of the current| MeU rs. E. G. Nourse, Mrs. recitation by Mme. R events section at its next mesting to| Howard Leroy, Mrs. Edmund Horgan, | Santmyers, “La Lettre de la Fau- be held April 23, at 4-45 pm. Mrs,|Mrs. Clyde Asher, Miss 1da Johnson, | vette” (Thedore Botrel); monologue Willlam E. Chamberlin will preside, | Mrs. H. E. Payne, Miss Katherine )Ly M. Henrl Lazard, “L/ Unicoloriste” She drama unit will hold an open | Fenning. Mrs. Paul Sleman, Mrs. Paul | (Anatole Duverin) moeting April 23, at 7:30 pan. A talk | Shorb and Mrs. J. H. Libb el O «ma_ will be .given by Mrs.| The book review class will meet District League of American Pen Ross Manly, chairman of| Tuesday at 10:30 am. and the Eve-| Womem—The drama group, Miss | There will be a meeting of the | clybt ph at 8 pm. | § clubhouse, 1709 H street. Miss Dial | Washington branch on Friday at 8|has planned an interesting program. e et Bventne pm. for the election of officers and | Miss Alice M. Heaven, chairman of 5 . . . ) s . " fo ba iven under (e auspices of the | *SE0R oy, TRoattie Will be the guestling Gon Bucsiay ovenme s et Hundreds of satisfied homemakers in Washington now keep their costly food in the U n i ey sciatod !l of honor at a luncheon to be Eiven : e o e il gl g s S i ) - = o S s Smiatet | The ciub April 18 at 1 pm. Mrs.| Baby Levers' Circle Ne. 2 of the | \\Fll-n.mdt (.nh.\(n‘l Refrigerator, which is on display here in any ize or model you may and Miss Thelma Smith, contralto. = '| Fe8L% ZIS VS O TDY T oi e, | Hameneon. with Bire A B Mesanis wish for. Come in tomorrow, select the size you want and have it sent to your home NS hiae ot Mise “Hi j1.|literary eritic of the Chicago Tribune, | luncheon with Mrs, A. B. M 3 : gy s and is the author of many stories, | of th® Columbla Apartment ¢ : i 4 . Q@ Arnwld. chairman. will discontinue e | hoems und plays, will read one of her | day. There were present the follow for a payment of only $1. e e N on oL, [tiort: pluys’ ne with :nn moun- | ing: Mrs. A. H. Coster, Mrs. E. E. , . served as instructor for the French | tain people orth Carolina. Miss | Mann, Mre. C. Chester Caywood, Mrs. 35 A“ d f Y old R section during the past term Cora Rigby be hostess for the | Oliver F. Busby, Mrs. Frank W. Car- owe or our € erator e Women's ity Club and the|luncheon. —for which reservations |din, Mrs. Morton O. Coopér, Mrs Leagie of Women Vaters will join in | 3hould be made not later than Friday. | George W. Decker, Mrs. Willlam W. 2 Bubscription dinner to be given in| AN interesting collection of paint- | Gilbeet, Mrs. W. W. Hicks, Mrs. Henry 0t Mre. Laurn A Bradley. April|in&s the work of Miss Mary Gine|H. Myers, Mrs. Karl E. Parks, Mrs Wh t t DO W'th L 620 o Nrs, Mina . van | Riley, are on exhibition at the club, | C. W. Thompson, Mrs. Hersey Muri- % il al O 1 Winkle will be foastmistress. Reser~ | @nd Will continue through the month [roe, Mrs. George Pries. Plans were ¥ . Y Old Furniture vations will be limited to 100. of -?n“l 1 =T completed for the bridge and 500 =3 , i i our The followink candidates for office,| The following Washington dele-|party Wednesday at 1:30 pm. at BB, by | If vou want to replace your old to be chosen at t E al election | Bates are attending the annual con-| Hotel Logan, lowa circle. The next y . < o 1) B bt : . ¢ vention of the association In Indian- | me b . ——— arlor s e W a Moderr er- to be May 6, have been placed in | YL o€ the association In Indlan- | meeting will be held at the Florence ) v I Y parlor suite with a Modern Over nomination: For president, Dr. &polis: Mrs. ookings, Mrs. | Crittenton Home, on Ci 1 X 0 ) c 3 o oy - Gt Peances Foye and Mes. Miry €D | Eranic Witkins, Mrs. Raymond Mor- | will A Ll TAL, N ; 3 3 stuffed Bed Davenport Outfit, you Jonnson; first vice sident, i:xs,i‘]‘”n"“ % Hanean Jobn D .whlchmr:\:;“her!s urmm; ;lrcle ha;'e > Y can turn it in at the Phillip Levy Jessie Parker Brueggeman, Mrs.[Jones. 3 Fxen, » Mrs. G. 1+ | been making for the bables at the g 7 > : ] B ¢ Marie Stalr Lawyer: second viee|SWiggett, Miss Katherine Arnold and | pome, : - 2 : Store as part payment. In fact, any ¥ Dresident. Miss Myrtle Bunn, Mrs,|Dr- Mina Kerr and Dr. L. H. Meek = 2 4 * ) b Phomas Sidwell; corresponding §;:.z?;‘nhl-i;.:?‘l|uar((rs and Mrs. James| wontgomery Commty Federatiom of < < Sk 6 B piece n.l furniture that you wish to Secraty Crettan Kecans, Mrs = Women's Clubs.—The executive board 23y e b { trade in (except wood beds and John Lorentz Steele; recording se — met at the home of Miss Mona Gill, : ¥ tary, Miss Loretta Bs 1| College Women's Club.—Miss Rachel | Alta Vista, March 31. f mattresses) may be exchanged V. Price; treasurer, M Sewall will be th k a The pri £ th X ; . e ce; treasurer, Miss Sewall will be the speaker and guest e primary purpose of the federa- N : 3 ahe ew pieces her kins, Miss Henrietta Olding. Six will of honor and will furnish a program! tion Is that of developing education I cash allowance on new picce here. If you have an old refrigerator Sa.ve Now on Fine we will accept it as a payment of $5 o e . on a new one. - Overstuffed Living Room Suites The Exchange Plan is possible be- cause of our Exchange Department, located in the basement of our $335 Bow-front 3-plece Mohair s-plece Velour Overstuffed $375 Walnut Mohair Suite, with store (entirely separate from new Solted. with mots edging. Targe Kroehler Bed Davenport Suites. reversible cushions and backs; stocks), where all used goods are fireside chair. Buy 197'50 enport. Priced for covered in walnut 239.75 dispnsed of. Rt I O e DHILIP LEVY & CO,, 735 7th St. N\W. Our floors and warehouse must positively be cleared of all Living Room Suites to make room for in- coming reed and fiber goods. Read below: Purchase These Barggins on Our Monthly Plan g $1 Delivers Any . The Packard Six \ “C:mi?lem:Rflgss Save Now on Apartment Style Dining Suite, In 10-piece American Walnut Dining Suite, with as an Investment — et 9x12 Congoleum Art walnut finish, with oblong extension ch buffet, oblong extension table, china N ) Squares, ot for-only 59_95 tabie, buftet ‘afd 6 genuine leather @OQ 75 cablnet, server and 6 leather scat $179.50 $17.50 Chests......$12.50 25 P $1 Delivers Dining Room Suites a Cedar Chest Sl pHE O e B R = chairs. Now only..,... g ¢ $23.00 Chests. .....$18.75 OST men feel it good business to finance so?.ng(cfxll(clri:ializz\:‘éi.hgfizga $940 Bay on the Budget Flan s£.755 7t St NOW, FE0MChests. - H1080 their permanent homes from income rather B i0e oAl Sl o Neponser than to pay the entire cost in advance. Bordered Rugs for the sis 40 and more Packard bu = - living TOOM.....nveervees advantage of the Packard monthly payment plan. They know the improved Packard Six will provide comfort and distinction in travel for years to come— while reflecting their good taste and judgment. Packard Distributers and Dealers welcome the buyer who prefers to purchase his Packard out of income instead of capital. This plan, together with the recent average reduction of $750 in the price of Packard Six enclosed cars, removes the last reason.for any man denying himself Packard transportation. Double Day Bed, complete with Packard Washington Motor oretonne flounce pad, $10.50 : Car Company ™ Douia Day Hod, 1% sl 5 ot S nares v g Unusual Values in Bedroom Suites < ssary—| hable finish. North 600 ends, cretonne flounce pad. 336.51 — b g s American walnut semi-vanity dressing table, Good slze American walnut dresser, chiffonfer, . v Two, 3, 4 and B burner aizes, with Delivered for $1. Price.. or withont high shelf. Two-burner double door chifforetts and walnut-finish doubls full-length vanity dresser and Connecticut at S . > e Comfortable Coil Spring Double odel | without " high ¢ - “thi i - - Open Week-day Evenings Day Bed and Cretonne At Rer $17.85 :’:2' b‘;;!r';n:r;:‘.i‘&( Z:)D:‘h;s bunga 368.75 30\'-9:11 bed. . This hish - grade @190 0 Pad. Regylar $69.50 value. 34950 Trade in Your Old Stove ueen Anne suite gow only. g : c I: S R D Now ...s Terms, $1 Week .Ll'bcml Monthly Terms I_ z‘ > =53 = > ==