Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI ‘APRIL 26, 1925—PART 13 T;l—;e_l SONGS IN CONTEST lo|c——=lo|c—=|n| c—|n| ——|n| ——=1|n| —|n| ———S3 |n| ——r=3 |8l —r— || ——H FAMED SCIENTISTS | [ttt {3020 B NN RIZE [T Ekomony Kot | e — . Girls’ Smart Summer Dresses WII_I_ GATHER HERE e National Council of Women An- a 25c¢ Gingham, 15¢ Yard V\ \ / 51 29 ; i L nounces None Was Deemed 32.inch Dress Ginghams, in [ | : _— 2 2 stripes, checks and plaids. A A Fine English prints in one 5 3 ¢ % " 4 ‘Worthy Enough. vide range of gay and dark col- Pan coltar, pocket and tie-helt . 3 ¢ uaranteed not to fade. & and cuffs, org pleating, 1 Geophysical Union and bty organdy and None of the 21 compositions of pa- A F ) : powder biue, green and tangerine. Sizes Academy of Science Meet : . triotic songs entered In the contest 25¢ Muslin, 17¢ Yard 810-818 Seventh Street widie o ks : : L | onductea by thie . mpdio - dévartiant 36inch Bleached Muslin, fine : a3 o he Nati Council of V' en, i e 2 » This Week. . : <Ps.~x!|‘:‘nihe|-he, was worthy (;:;m::m: ount k geaiins bepeain: N A 2 l t A t th awarded t first prize, t th » k el S P éw Arrivals to Augment the ore prominent scien . Allen Campbell of Washington, who 25¢ Unbleached Cotton spes is chairman of the committee. annual meeting of b i : R. Dean Shure, widely known Wash- 17¢ Yard A Geophy Union, w . ington composer, organist and choir Heavy-weight Sheeting Cotton, here for a two-day ses: sday director, and Mrs. Lucla R. Maxwell excellent for sheets and mattress and Friday, at the building of the and William T. Plerson also well covers. National Academy of Sciences and known as a composer, were awarded Street Floor National Research Counecil. honorable mention, the highest award This will be the second conclave of made. $2 English Longcloth seientists here this week, the Na The decision was greatly regretted . $ional ‘Academy of Eelences ' to it by Mrs. Campbell, who had hoped the 10-Yard Piece, $1.39 convened tomorrow, bringing many contest would result in a patriotic outstanding scientists from over the song that would be suited especially ¥ fichen Wil 2 Spwiterief Natlon to read papers on many. sub- | for community singing and would be.| ||| §olt, chemelsfinish fabries tor | For Misses Beautiful Printed Crepes jects. come well known in every American o ) - \l:\n\ of ’H‘m local members of the home. ral Fime For Women Fine Printed Silks Geophysica nion = also members » She declared, however, that ‘‘the 3 TR Reademy of - Scieneet e nizh ‘s of Tttt expressed | =t 25¢ Crash Toweling, 19¢ Yd. | For Large Women Graceful Georgettes union is a part of the National Re- = s ngs submitted was most inspir- Absorbent Quality Bleached . search Council and is the co-ordinat- JOAN BRADLEY, * 1t will be only a short time, Toweling, with e o Straightlin Satin-faced Cantons American unit of the Interna-| Who is playing the leading role in|she prophesied, (il America will borders. traightline . Geodasic and Geophysical eventeen” to be presented tomor-|evolve a stirring new national an Street Floor Flared Supple Satms row and Tuesday evenings by the them, original in words and music. clentists Interested. | Peter's players at their Tarish Ho Didt Not. Know Ghmuseeta: 50¢ Turkish Towels, 39c Novelties Lustrous Charmouse H. S Washington of this city is| S PIaY 18 undef the direct The judges, all of New York, were nch size. Blue, pink or Firm Flat Crepe eneral vice chairman of the Ameri- | 5 Storres Henry Seeley, community mu- gom borders. Heavy, durable . o an Geophysical Union and William | — ——|sic leader; FKrederick Watson, band- thread terry Chlc Flat TWI“S master and assistant to Harry Barn- Street Floor rmen of aivisons of e tera ot (COLONIAL FAMILY Bardi, community sons leader, and : ; Sportive Flannels are local' men . Fe Henrietta Spake Secley, voice teacher $2.30 Red Star Birdeye RO B ity 3 > and widely known musician. They 1. “frecks . Of the 12 vice chairmen| SOCIETY W|[_|_ MEET | made their ecision not knowing the $1.79 Dozen " Sizes 16 to 44and 421 to 52l of these divisions and the secre e composers 27x27-inch squares, wrapped in ail hut one are local scientists. Th They reported to Mrs. Campbell: e nitary ataled pookirey are L. H. Adams, . Kimball, N “The committee appointed by you " Street Floor H. Heck, W. J. . N. L. Bowen, | General Assembly to Be Held To-| herewith make the following repor! by William Bowie. D. Hazard, A. .J Twenty-one manuscripts looked over, G b li Bl Wenry, J. A. Fleming, G. T. Rude morrow by National Organiza- [of which all were discarded except WITH COUPON ONLY See Our Window Dispil kbl Madeline Rose and I Sosman. | i Nos. 5 and 14. o . The seneral meeting of the union tions of Daughters. [ ifnese we Viewed from every angle Toilet Tissue Ciever versions of the mode de- will be held from 2:30 to 5:30 o'clock and unanimously agreed they were . el ey - Friday. At this session, a report of | e worthy of honorable mention, but not 6 Rolls for 19¢ L veloped in gay prints, stripes and Blonde, Titian the Madrid meeting will be made, to-| The National Society of the Daugh-| Worthy of the prize or publication.” Splendid quality. 4-0z. rolls. the more subdued colorings H zether with reports of chairmen of |ters of the American Colonists will| The names of only those contes Street Floor Novel tailoring is achieved in the Cicada Green scientific divisions, fixing of -the|, o % 3 s ants named in the judges' decision ————————— % .’ e . Sunset, Shrim budget and election of secretary to \"' h”-‘ general assembly at the|were made public. 7 street frocks by means of braid, ) P 1 the union. The session will he con.| Washington Hotel, at 9:30 o'clock, to.| Mr. Shure is the composer of “Lyric P stitching ‘an e Tl oie |/ ducted by Harry Fielding Reid of |morrow. Washingto d “'Seven Tone Poems Toilet Goods :!::(l\”u( "’1 )""'"" 'H’“ '1‘. & Azores, Bluett / Baltimore, general chairman. S » _ for the Pian Mrs. Maxwell collab- Double Compacts, 59 — W it h i S5y Stylcs Dboast oi beading, This year the national officers are t0| orateq with Mr. Plerson, who wrote rouge and powder. . lace collars and jabots. tucks and Powder, Black List of Papers. be elected for a term of three vears. | the score. Mum Deodorant, 18¢ flounced effect Smart frock Navy, Peach S On Friday morning, the section of | The present officers are President, — - o il 3 > i S 2 ~ 3 Azurea Face Powder, 79¢ at an exceptionally attra 2 T8¢, a a ceptionally attractive Geodesy will ‘hpl‘ta; d by its chair-| Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey; vice TUFTS ALUMNI BANQUET. Mennen’s Baby Talcum, 19c. < price. man, Capt. s.” Following | presider Mrs. Tdws i . y ) aation DE A i D it LCWINE | presidents, Mrs. Edward Schaaf, Mrs. Street Floor S aiond RIoos=Ring's Palate ceed the late Prof. John F. Hayford, |J0SePh Madison High, Alrs. John Ja g i election of a new secretary and other |coby Read and Mrs William Bris | Attorney General Sargent Attends Men’s Otis Shirts and For Street, Sports, Afternoon and Party Wear business, reports will be made hy the | bane Rand: corresponding secr | inner. e, it Wi atiede by the | bane Rand; corrssponding pecrétar Eemi i Drawers, 69 Each ton men Mrs. Robert J. Johnston:. recordi Forty alumni of Tufts College, with Seconds of $1 grade. Ecru and Dr. William Bowie, ““The Madrid|secretary, Miss Maud Burr Morris: | their guests, attended the annual din- white. Made for service. Well 2 Meeting of the Section of Geodesy of | treasurer, Mrs. William H. Talbett: ner of the Tufts Alumni Club of Wash. fitting. Shirts with short sleeves @Q the International Geodetic and Geo-| historian, M Helgn Overton: ington at the Chevy Chase Club last sizes 34 to 48. Drawers in ankle K L) physical Union, Held r{ trar, Miss Lilian A."Norton: chapl night. length, sizes 32 to 45. Sateen and October, 1924 3 3 Mrs. Benjamin Lane Purcell. Among those present were Aftorney facings. \ % 4 Day. “The Use of Ge _ Che society was incorporated in. General Sargent, President and Mrs. Street Floor Of Genuine English Broadcloth and 1z and Leveling Seis ical | Washington April . with the . Cousens of Tufts College, . 5 . 37 ¢ Hammaond, | object of basing ALY to memms | Tarilt oner Thomas O. Mar $1.50 Union Suits, $1.15 ¢ Lamb and Finley’s Pre-Shrunk Linen “The National Services of the|bership upon lines descent from Mr. s Mrs. Le Grand Powers, 5 A 0 / = £ teartitol e o World": Dr. Fred E. “Instru-|men and women who once were x* Mrs. Clarence E. Rice, Mr. Athletic Union Suits, of genu y Scores of beautiiul new styles—the two s ned pres L] and Mrs. W, rker J es, Maj. and ine “'Soisette,” imported K isl tive of their charm 1d newness of line and trimm ments for Determining the Value of actual residents of America” when it Parker vity Dr. L. V. Judson, “Geo-|wWas under foreign zovernment as col. | Mrs. J. F. al, mdr. and broadcloth and ¢ and finished they really look detic Instruments From the View |onies: to make research and to pub- > Miss M. Lenore colored N!rlg;‘ Siney 3 J A more than $348—but these are the oper point of the Physicist': Maj. . V.|lish the results thereof: to erect me.|Flint. Mr. A . B. Lowell, Dr. Street Floor Hodgson, “The Networks of Precise|morials to commemorate = colonial|and Mrs. J Murphy, Mr. The Most Beautiful Summer Colors ) Triangulation and Levelir f North|deeds and places of intere and to | Louis Murphy. and Mrs Men’s 75¢ and $1 ‘]‘i"’ 59¢ Powder Blue . Green Pink Reseda Pl America With Special Reference to|inculcate lovalty to the Government.”|Charles E. Whiton, Mr. and Mrs. : s & Two of the s 5 A thoir uge. | Mappine':| An applicant for membership mu tober Johnston. John A. Hercul ew patterns and ‘colors for Rose White Rosewood Tangerine Shrimp % - } oo 1oke > - Spring and Summer. Silk and del . Hefiy ; e T be over 18 vears of and pr s Mr. 3 B pring and 8 « many models Tan Canary %Copen Orchid Salmon A 5 descent from a man woman who Mrs. A anus, w. mool,; pure silk. and. vayon knit 2, P il (s il Swick .| rendered civil or military service in Martin , and ties. s illustrated. Stripes, Checks and Combinations d_w o i i G ravIE T W of the colonies prior to July 4,]A A Joseph D. Bla : byt 2 $3.48 Included are Straightline and o-piece Sport Dress 0 S AR e b e g Boys’ 79¢ Knee Pants, 59¢ drawn collar, cuffs and vestees, crochet and glass buttor : e o = | IMPROVE THAT Bt e ane B ke mlets el Talk of Earthquakes. Changes on the Earth's Atm and full cut. Sizes 8 to 16 vears Sizes 16 to 44 and 46 to 52 seismology _section meets at [ The section of terrestrial magnet | VACANT LOT Street Floor Second Floor— King's Palace on Thursday and will|ism and rl ctricity will hear a repo i i S ety VT £ Y AND Boys' 79¢ Blouses, 58¢ papers by id on | 2 T tenbrciative: ot the S yer on' the Madrid meeting. This| Build a house you can rent Blue striped madras, white and on “Seismology e | will be followed by a mposium and or sell. madras. blue chambray and khaki. Neet T et e nnerialon on Dhesss orate ot IF Y Full voke. Neatly made. Sizes § = = Ekonom Who will participate in' this meetinz |and electrical exploration of the up.| 2 gl{‘ S t0 16 years. Speclally Purchased for Tomorrow and Tuesday gy ); Ksozlggnn carfs, $2. mbert. “Variation of titude! Arthur L. Day, who will discuss |Der regions of the atmosphere by 8. 1 don’t own a lot, Street Floor nia Earthquake<| Mauchly, L. W. Austin, J. H. Del e g vollgs of ':'uhsi;‘ i h . N - ck | r 52y a 5 of the city, AN uild your - s P A ST ¥ weromovos ]| | A Glorious Array of the Newest $5 and $7.50 Jlogical Work of the Bintes, Congh W Cemaste By | oy Sy ok wm e} S S T Wax Paper Eincias: the Vone of e Seicto- ". Wayland Vaughn of Bos 414 Kresge Bldg., 11th & G 5 Rolls for 10c p pet Fas 2 R ni “m on. on “Phases of the Work of the Bldg., Tirse sissialiacteror thaite Va i 12 Yd The meteorology section will be| Institute”; H. B. Biglow of Main 8643 Rkl sl s al Laces, s. for 50c called into session at 9:30 o'clock on | C: on “Work of the Bureau of — paper. & n ° J¥bite and Cream = A Friday. Following a report on the and Harvard University E o) : t 2 | Madrid meeting by H. H. Kimball | and by five Washington men: Austin 3800 14h STREET. Hreot Mo : Sl e papers will be given by the foll Clark, “Work Carried on by the i Purchased from several well-known makers at kll’hng Embrmderv. ZSc Yd_ Wa sSentiheE Y .:'\I)::LIV\;;I’V:“‘V’IPln:::t;]l:\mvll.n Connection | Two rooms, . bath and Table Oilcloth, 25¢ Yard = : 22 big price concession—to make this opening Sum- Tittie \ir | hales, “\Work Carried on by the 3 inclosed porch, $67.50 10 $70. Seconds of 40c Oilcloth, i : : Evelet “al. | Department roush the Hydro.| Three rooms, kitchen, bath white the and marble patterns, ] mer hat sale well worth talking about. Embm'de“‘ 59¢ Yd. The Possibilit : sraphic Office wise. Which | and inclos orch. S82.5 Third Floor . casting Meteorolozic : rns the s e el S ) : g All Brand The Values ) P e ache ot B0 L datrapin g Aul “Phasee of Work | Four rooms, kitchen, recep-| 12Yc Shelf Oilcloth : New w°mf"50nvx Mercerized vope. Through the ( wion of [of the Carnegie Institution of Wash-|{jon room, two baths and in-| 73 ¢ Yard 3 Offered Are Hose France and the United States”; W.|ington Whish Concerns the "l closed porch, $123 i %c Yar First E I ose, 35¢ 2 “Meteorolo Observa- | of Oceanography™: H. . Dickinson. | C1OS 79 X All - white and fancy colors. S ! i 3 Pairs for $1.00 i B Sllown xceptiona ; irs for <frdn i a, i 2 Zri | I o Né;kwearl 49c¢ ol —— o jr——————ja|———jnjr————n | ———— || c———— | ———n| e———jal e———jnj r————ripj———. Form of wplified Calendar’: dards, Especialle the velop Apply to resident manager or Third Floor Weather Fore ts for the United | N Heck, “Work Carried on by the | 912 15th St. N.W 15‘ Cllmill Rod" lo‘ \ 2 o re Bas an Ilys ve Ex- [ and Geodetic Survey YWhic - 13 oA, . g 4 pes el e s PO e O L Main 6888 Flat Curved Extension Rods : ) 2 They've jutt arrived from New York. Redolent wi e Massachusetts, on “The Influence aphy wgE 2 with all fixtures for hanging. 3 $ ultra-smartness that speaks in every line and ever R faney tops Third Floor 4 trimming:"Newest ‘versions of the mode for the debu- Rayon Socks 25c tante and fashionable matron. 59¢ Hall Runner, 48¢ Yard straw —Benpaine and Satin Hate. in Felt-base Hall Runner, in floral - —Ribbon Hats, with i patterns in blue and tan. 24 Z facings Spmualishanen. o inches wide. # —Halr Hats, trimmed with _ svles (e Eloor g / crepe. g drooping brime 3 2 P ~All-crepe Pokes, with colored —New Leghorn and Velvet Combi $3 Cretonne Drapes, $1.98 f w7 / ARl at HM o Three-piece Curtains. in new 7 LU Dainty embroideries. I rent “dais. and very attractive patterns. I ~—Velvet bands. e Senvlon: | Third Floor L $5 Hat Boxes, 395 | || New Untrimmed Hats | “\pgnb}e F.xm Vests, 29 Black Enamel Hat Boxes. with mg:lasm. lock and key. Neatly g »‘ = 500 Hats Worth sz and $3 o2 .Un"m Sulls, 59¢ N Milan hemp, spread hemp, Timbo straw. You'll recognize g the value and quality of these hats the mi e you see them 75¢ Sash Curtains, 49c Pair R Every type and style you could desire in the smartest light and Women s Pants 50c ; Marquisette Curtains, in white dark colors and black. All head sizes. i atterns. Ready N o ’,f:,‘,"i':,a;"d T g s Flowers for Trimming, 49¢ and 98¢ | ; it Third Floor € > Hats trimmed Free when materials are purchased here | mon S“l(!v 79C Street Floor—King's Palace omen tic Union X WITH COUPON ON] Fancy Border Cotton - Umbrellas, $1.48 Street Floor , - zooo Yards New $ .59 waisted. wide. Popular for fzJHnnaMc »4,(1\ coats and st On every new Buick automobile sold Weighted Tape, 15¢ 70.—Biack 22¢ Y M $3.00 Satin-Face Crepe $1.75 Awning Stripe and white. 7 —12 d i Bvimed D At Tts | | ot taviie o cotton webven §2.59 Yard Silk Broadeloth, $1.39 Yard & 421 vide. s wide. s ity on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, ek = AR B8 e it b A0 fache S vt e, e eondcioth, $1.39 Yard Brown, an, &ray, black and | the new fioral and figured motifs. e Diua. "bin ey bine S b e el * ; white. The most desirable of the new fab- ; C0coa. henna and black sport stripes in awning pattern P" ’ an ’ y Invisible Hairpins, 5 packages | rics for children’s pinafores, frocks v e for 5c—Regularly 3c a package. and panty dresses and women’s Lingerie Ribbon, 3 yards for house and street dresses. Guaran- 10c—Figured mercerized ribbons | tced to launder without losing its ¥ NCW Bedwear in white, pink and light blue. color. Seamless Bleached Sheets, $1.09. Full Si : ; 3 e s, $1.09. Full Size, 81x99 s A N L EY H - H o R N E R flezn.:e‘v:brnrs,’ln l‘l’l"slie& g 79¢ Rayon ped Shirting g 3 Seconds of $1.79 sheets. B it b fok acsiie: e Free I Stri ori econfear i Street Floor . 49¢ Yard - from starch, 0 excellent quality sheet that will give splendid N service. Hurts are very slight Retail Dealer 5 55 s mning. s Allcolocs. with i cuhopping Bags, §1 | faves sieg Je Sathle & ot ) Unbleached Sheets, $1.39 Bleached Sheets, 5139 S 1 i rein. | Ea BT 3 81x90-inch Seamiess, Heavy- 72x90-inch _size, for 1015 14th St. N.W. e e Printed Crepes, 39c Yard JSxSoinen Scmiews. Heavy. | TROUinch size tor 'Street Floor smart_crepe fabric. featuring new | MLl s s ey Pede Dlenchod Coftom. An exvetient printad patterns in foral and. Seured Member of Trinity Lodge, No. 41, F. A. A. M. i Geeigt, " Taght"and-dark vackerounds. New Rayon Alpaca, 98¢ Yard ||| cuetie: 0 5 20 T T et 33 o me | 58c Colored Ratine, 49¢ Yard gat toisbine forty st || 29c and 35 Pilloweases, 25 Crochet Bedspreads, 52,95 5 tio cluste u 4 straps. Reinforced handle; tape ch. fancy weave crepe in plaid . {ioht, of single and clusler stripes un Perfect @uality Pillowcases, in Hemmed 3 Cut-cor- bound. Of leather-like fabric. p,,wnu,l‘",‘h";,‘;"‘;:, e e Arescr Guaranteed fast color 45x36 and 92x36 inch sizes. ner Spreads, for full size beds, Street Floor kirta and sport costames. Street Floor—King's Palace : Street Floor—King's Palace EEEEEE@EEEEEIJ e e 1= by Afrplanes™: €. F. Marvin, | “Work Carried on In” the Bureau of Scalloped edges. Sucks 19¢ B Henry. “Principles on \\).M.;ma f the Oceanic Thermographs:”| H. [+ RUST COMPANY, s for 50c large lnlc——— ol c——jdi—— ol ——|n| —— | | —— | s} e— [0 [ —]]