Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 21

S AR 1926 SESSION MAY BE HELD HERE National Congress Invited to v Capital by Local Society. ;wu h the backing of the local soclety, was being exhibited in this city this week. ““The Eve of the Revolution,” one of the chronicles, it was polated out, was especially opportune in view | of the celebration of the anniversaries of the battles of Lexington and Con cord. Music Numbers Please. The society showed warm apprecia- i Miss M. Ruth Peter, selections. professor emeritus t Cornell “Uni- Henry S. Jacob, of bridge engineert versity's College of ineering, gave THE EVENING [HEIRS TO MILLIONS START HONEYMOON .Inmen Rockefeller and Nancy Carnegie Arz Married on Georgia Island. By the Associated Press. STAR, WASHINGTON, grips through Winn's effort to get pictures for a news reel as the guests were leaving the yacht. One of Winn's hands was injured and he asked that an arrest be made, but there was no action. The ceremony was performed on the porch of the residence, with a sis- ter, Mrs. Phineas Shaw Sprague of Boston, the former Lucy Carnegle, as the bride's chief attendant. Mrs. Robert Weeks Ferguson of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Henry S. Morgan of New York were matrons of honor. The bride was also attended by Miss Alice Perkins of New York and Miss Retta D. C., THURSDAY, hats trimmed with blue roses. Their shoes and stockings were bronze color. The old phaeton in which the hon- eymoon was begun, decorated with many colored streamers and palms, was pulled to the dock by members of the bridal party. A large company of relatives and friends of the Car- negie and Rockefeller familles at- tended the wedding. Mr. Rockefeller is a son of Mrs. William C. Rockefeller of New York. It was while he was on his way to Kurope and the Olympic games last year, as a member of the Yale crew, that he met Miss Carnegie. 'APRIL 16, 1925. $32,000 WILLED DANCING GIRL BY SLAIN PROTECTOR Court Sanctions Bequest to Mum- taz. Begum—Merchant Killed Aiding Hor. BOMBAY, April 16.—Mumtaz Be- gum, the former dancing girl favorite of the Maharajah of Indore, receives a lakh (100,000) of rupees from the the will, which Baula made on his hospital deathbed, and which his rela- tives had contested on the ground that he was probably not then in a fit state to dispose of his property. ‘The decision, after confirming Mum taz Begum's share, entitles Baula's mother to the residue of the estate, | or about 16 lakhs of rupees. (The rupee is normally worth a little over 32 cents. e Use Reamer for Driller. The next time you have a radio tough bakelite as it does In hara rubber, and the hole will be perfectl; clean, with no_chipped edges. THE ROCKLEDGE | 20th & Bil!r?ore Stree ‘ NEW YORK, April 16.—A honey- moon that started in a phaeton, half a century old, was being continued today in an automobile by James Stillman Rockefeller and his bride, the former Nancy Carnegie. Leaving the scene of the ceremony Dungeness, Cumberland Island, the home of the bride's pary and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie vesterday afternoon, the newly: were transported in a beribboned phaeton to a cht that took them to Fernandina, Ga. where an wutomo- bile awaited them. They started north and their trip will extend abroad. Reporters and photographers were barred from the island. A dispatch to the New York Tribune relates that at Fernandina Henry S. Morgan-and W. . Winn, a photographer, came to, an illustrated lecture on bridges throughout the world, and Frederick D. Owen, member of the society and lecal engineer, . explained g slides of local bridges and The National Congress of the Sons|of the proposed memorial of ay be | zeross the Potomac. eld In Washington in May, 19 Four new members were installed. « result of a motion unanimously p: hey were James Thomas Berryman, ing of the Dis- | wilijam Livingston Du Hunting ety of that or-|ton Lee Gordon and Edward Garfield n invitation to Rose. Johnson of Pittsburgh. J. A. Car- - penter of New York was best man. * The bride wore white duchess satin,| Held on Mail Fraud Charges. trimmed in rose point lact, with long| David Zoslow arraigned before train and veil with orange blossoms. | United States Commissioner Needham The groom wore white flannel (. Turnage yesterday on charges o trousers and a dark coat. using the malls to defraud and held i | Mrs. Sprague’s costume was like |bond of $5,000 for a hearing April .{that of the bride, while the other He was indicted on sevi bridesmaids wore dresses of georgette | cently in Georgia and was arrested embroidered in powder blue and blue here Monday. e estate of the merchant Abdul “Kadir Baula, under a ruling handed down by the High Court. Baula was mor- tally wounded in the fight on Malabar Hill last January, when a gang at- tempted to seize the girl, allegedly for the purpose of returning her to the royal household, from which she fled. The High Court found in favor of panel to drill try a one-eighth to one- | halt inch standard taper reamer for | the larger holes. First drill the panel with a one-eighth-inch drill and then run the reamer through until the hole is large enough for the shaft of the instrumént or the jack which | you are fitting to the panel. The | reamer will work just as easily in Judge Risley Speaks. — lantern drawings bridge Main 9080 at Ttalian Sculptor Dies. Italy, April 16.—Au- sculptor, died yester- ne of his first works a bust of Cavour. He also made ) s of Victor Emmanuel, Garibaldi and other personages. ". Finley of the Dis. et the invitation immediately gements for the entertain rted immediately upon acceptance. om the floor, members expressed the opinion that the invitation would neet with cordial reception Celebration of the anniversary : 14th St. N.W. Linen Can Be Laundered Perfectly TABLE LINEN is both a joy and a despair to the hearts of hostesses who know that linen CAN be perfectly laundered, and who are not satisfied unless it IS per- fectly laundered. It is almost impossible to launder linens satisfactorily by ordi- nary methods. Many hostesses, however, are each week discovering that MacKenzie Sizing, a perfected laundering ingredient used by Tolman Laundry, meets their most critical de- mands for finer laundering of dinner linens—and this at no additional charge over or- dinary laundering methods. Let us launder YOUR linens this week for a trial. of 1 F St. Cor. 12th e G. nent of Deeds Not Forgotten. of the s anks duri otten today The Management of Your Property often interferes with the management of your business—but not when the UNION TRUST COMPANY handles it under a Living Trust Agreement. rs who fought he Revolution he said, “just as hed in the tten. But ATEST DRUG STORES Pilgrim Toilet Paper 1,000 roll. legends ¢ 1he Revolution which I ey are facts or not, ve. Whether 7272222222727 1 will hold to ughout life. The ride of Paul s the poem of Soap Limit, 4 cakes to a customer. 4 for 21c that have rown up he deeds of satrick Henry arve also cherished.” eve. Ask our Officers how we may relieve you Pl of all routine, without interfering in any way with your control of your interests— how we may bring you the leisure you have in -a Skin Soap 6 for 29¢ also made to the progre: world by other nations. He also >d on the need of limiting immi. 2 Franklin 71—Franklin 72—Franklin 73 Regular s Price Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, $1.00 . 79 Coty’s Face Powder . . . . .$1.25 . 73c Listerine Antiseptic . . . . .$1.00 . 69c Forhan’s ToothPaste . . . . .60c . 36¢ Woodbury’s Facial Soap . . . . 25¢ 17¢ D&RColdCream . . . . .50c . 34c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream, 50c¢ 33c Lavoris Antiseptic . . . . .50c . 34c Phillip’s Milk of Magnesia . . . 25¢ 19¢ Wildroot Hair Tonic . . . . .50c . 36¢c Bromo Seltzer : . 60c 36¢ Lavoris Antiseptic . . . . 25¢ 17¢ Upjohn’s Phenolax Wafers . . . 30c 21c Resinol Ointment . . . . . .50c . 39 Black Flag Powder . . . . .35¢ . 29c Lemco Moth Proof and Dust Proof wash Cloths Cedar Bags Regular 15¢c Values, Special 10c, 5 for 45¢ 3 for 29¢ Hennaf Sh: s o e SRR ennafoam Shampoo, 35¢; 3 for. $1.00 ] 60c Phosphodent Tooth Paste. ... 39c¢ Bee Brand Insect Powder, large. . . . 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Sulphur Candles, small; 2 for Sulphur Candles, large; 2 for ion with the the Daughters of THE TOLMAN L AUNDRY F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. 6th and C Sts. NW. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN PRESIDENT nent was made that the cles of Aw a, in mo. ature cm—————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— e —————————— el e a[=———] ?bili sborst 608 to 614 . ELEVENTH ST. CORNER I5T™" AND H STREETS Tomorrow---the Friday of Fridays in the Inexpensive Dress Department Brand NCW FI’OCl(S °15 It seems as if each sncceeding Friday leads its predecessor in the im- portance of the values and variety offered in these remarkable $15 Sales of Frocks. Tomorrew really caps the climax. : Models that are new: trimming effects that are original—providing for every occasion of the day. Crepe Satin, Twillsheen, Flannel, Printed Crepe, Georgette, Satin.’ Disreg’arding‘ their actual value--but designated for special selling at . . . 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