Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 29

20TH GENTURY CLUB PLAY DATE IS SET “Rlice in Blunderland” to Be Presented at National « Theater May 13. The Twentieth Century Clud will give its annual performance at the New National Theater Wednesday night, May 13, for the benefit of the Juvenije Protective Assoctation and the Travelers' Aid Society under the urisdiction of Mrs. Frederick E. Far- rington. ““Alice in Blunder- land,” is a y on the juvenile classic. “Alice in Wonderland,” and deals with many phases of Washing- ton life. From the moment when Alice and the beloved White Rabbit make their startling entrance into Blunderland until the final chorus. the familtar March Hare and Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, the Gryphon and the Lobsters, the Mock Turtle, thg Duch- ess and the Dormouse follow their ad ventures in the story. Amusing sit uations are aided by the dialogue that carries them along. The play, which is in seven ep- isodes, is the joint work of Mrs. Fred eric K. Farrington, Mrs. orge F. Bowerman, Mrs. Herman Gasch, Mrs. H. Herron, Mrs. Eugene Lyman B. qworm MRS. RICHARD BENNETT PLANNING TRIP TO PARIS $50.000 Divorcee Going to Console Daughter Unnerved by Rigid Rehearsals There. $1.00 Delatone Depilatory....89¢ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 25.—Arrienne son Bennett, actress who ves. spent 13 minutes in court in obtaining ‘a divorce and $50,Q00 ali- mony from Richard Bennett, actor, said today she would go to Paris in two weeks to cansole her daughter Barbara, who iS5 unnerved by re hearsals for her debut in duet dances with Maurice, Barbara cabled her mother yester- day as follows: “Mother dear, I'm so lonesome. Maurice is rehearsing me to death. I'm unnerved and tired of it all. Mother, if you don’t come I shall probably commit suicide. I can en dure this no longer.” Barbara's mother said that although she did not take the suiche threat seriously she would leave the cast of “Love for Love,” a Greenwich Village production and go to her daughter. Maurice is the professional name of Maurice Mouvet, who obtained Miss Bennett as partner when Leonora Hughes quit him to marry Carlos Basualdo, a wealthy Argentine. I GIRL SCOUTS | Troop 10, Hazel Scanlan captain, Elizabeth Cahill scribe, met at the Central Presbyterian Church. After opening exerci , patrol corners were held. Some of the girls passed their tenderfoot test. Plans were made that if the weather permitted the troop would go on a long walk. The meeting adjourned at 11:43. On Tuesday, April 14, Troops 15 and 3 had a combined hike, a distance of ten miles. Troop 15 started at 10 o'clock from Eighth and E. Capitol streets and hiked to Fifteenth and G where they met Capt. Pain Sflhie bpop, N, 3. From there ode to Key Bridge, where, be- cause of the troop mascot, ‘“Jeff,” Troop 15 decided to hike to Cherry- dale instead of taking the train, as Cap Pain ‘and her troop did. Troop 15 met the others at Cherry dale. From the station George Mitchell took them to his little shack or camping house in the woods. Every one was delighted with the lovely location of his little camp and with the fine water in the spring about ten yards below it. The Scouts were informed that three famous Presidents of the United States had drunk from that spring—Lincoln, Garfield and Roosevelt—as that par- tlcular spot had been a favorite haunt of theirs on long walks they would take. After a deliclous lunch they went inside the little house to rest. The coolness of the shadows was welcome after the blazing sun outside. A true adventure of Capt. Pain was read from a magazine by Leah Woods. Mabel Pain played her violin and then ac 3 in singing A 4 15 in “The Star Spangled Banner,” while .’ outside the house, howled a mournful _ accompaniment. Mr. Mitchell declined an invitation to play 1he violin, saying that he didn't want to torture the mascot’s ears unneces- » Scouts then followed the trail steep hill, being rewarded at the top with a lovely view of the Potomac River and the surrounding country. Returning to camp, they were pre- sented with two boxes of marsh- mallows by Mr. Mitchell. These were soon roasted, and they proceeded to earve their initials on an ancient birch tree. Guests. of Scouts were present Fri day .evening, April 17, in the Kenil- worth ~Church, Kenilworth, D. C. Due to the rainy weather, some of the parents could not be présent. Sevi 1enderfoot Scouts were invested Mordfelt, Catherine Kirby, Lucille Maize, Earnestine Maize, Lucille Con- rad rothy s and Phylls Jen- nings. S girls received their second ¢ badges: Louise Day, Jacquelyn Ames, - Virginia Julia Fletcher, Hilda Fischer, raine Johnson and Mary Jennings. The Scouts gave a short entertain- ment and refreshments were served. On Tuesday, April 14, the captain had a luncheon at her home for the wecond-class Scouts. On Friday, April 17, several of the members of Troop 34 met with the eaptain, Vera Lawrence, at 6 a.m. fer an all-day hike. Reaching Rock Creek Park about 7:30, they made a campfire in the stone fireplace not far from Pierce Mill. There they cooked and enjoyed breakfast to the accom- paniment of many bird songs. After breakfast several games of ‘“horse- shoe throwing” were played, follow- ed by ball. They then divided into two groups, one group laying a trail of crossed sticks at the end of which they hid a prize. About 15 minutes later the second group set out to fol- Jow the trail. Some of the members practiced Budging heights and distances. At about 11:30 preparations were smade for cooking lunch, so when it began to rain, shortly after 2 o'clock, nll were ready to be on their way. ¥rom Rock Creek Park they hiked to the Zoo Park, visiting the different houses and leaying for home at about 8 o'clock. The girls who went on this sun- rise hike were: Esther Rankin, Kathryn Mushake, ~ Ethel Soper. Josephine Rankin, Anna Fugitt and Margaret Johnson. Fossil bones and teeth of a mam- moth have heen dug up on the site of the new Lloyd’s building in Leon- gon. - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 26, 1925— PAR'I' 1. Prescriptions Filled by Only Experienced Registered Pharmacists at the 18 Peoples Drug Stores! Save More on TOILET ARTICLES 60c Glostora Hair Groom 25¢ Mavis Talcum Powder, 17c¢ 50c Eversweet .... 35c¢ Frostilla Lotion. 35¢ D & R Cold Cream 35¢ Odorono Deodorant Colgate’s Talcum Powder.....25¢ 50c Dorin Rouge, No. 1249....39¢ $1.25 Djer-Kiss Vegetal..... $1.15 Mary Garden Talcum Powder, 25¢ 65c¢ Barbasol Cream N You’ll Find Real Quality in These Hairbrushes At 98¢ Included in this sale you'll find such well known brands as “Hughes Ideal,” “Prophylactic,” “Rubber- set” and others. All have pure, sterilized bristles set in beautifully finished backs. Come in tomorrow and see the large assortment. Save at Peoples on - - - Bathroom Tissue 49¢ Roll—4 Rolls, $1.80 Home Clean-Up Needs - - - at Peoples Money-Saving Prices SOAPS PEST ; EXTERMINATORS Peterman’s Discovery, liquid, 17¢, 27¢c, 5 Crack Shot Kills Roaches. .... Roach Sault. . ....... 13¢, > Bee Brand Insect Powder, 10¢, 23c, Peterman’s Roach Food, Tvory Flakes, small. CLEANSERS, ETC. Chloride Bon Ami, cake, 10c; powde; Crude Carbolic Acid, pinz. Turpentine, pint. Sani Flush ...... . FURNITURE POLISHES Johnson's Paste Wax, Ib......7% 2db. can,.......... Peoples Polish. .. O'Cedar Polish........ Johnson's Powdered Wax, Signs 32c, 45¢c, 79 Gum Camphor, 03, 10c; 3 for 25¢ ...25c, 43¢ Pound L8129 Preventol Combination Red Signal Bug Dust. Moih Balls, pound... Moth Flakes, pound. Sulphur Candles, small or Liquid Veneer. Winter Things Kept Fresh and Clean! —if you put them away in Redex Garment Bags 15¢—2 for 25¢ Large, Full Sized Garment Bags for dresses, overcoats, blan%ets, etc. Redex Bags will keep your Winter things free from dust, dirt and bugs throughout the Summer months. . Every Home Needs One! w-§ $1.25 “Hope” Fountain Syringes Speciall. poscl | Y4 & Beautifully Finished Red Rubbber Fountain Syringes— 2-quart capacity. Complete with tubing; metal shut-off and hard rubber pipes- An exceptional value at 67c. Mail Orders Filled! Simply add 10c to every dollar or fraction thereof to cover cost of postage and insurance. . Mecrchandise shipped same day order is received. Address Peoples Dm&'sgt:r:;. Mail Orde!; D&MM‘, 77 P Street 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream,39c % 25c¢ Djer-Kiss Talcum Powder,19¢ 50c Neet Depilatory $1.50 Azurea Vegetal 75c Ashes of Roses Rouge....69¢ 30c Amolin Powder 35c Aubrey Sisters’ Tint.... 75cBleachodentCombination,59¢ 35¢ Palmolive Shaving 35c Pond’s Vanishing Crea;:-;.29¢: 60c De Miracle Depilatory....55¢ $1.35 29¢ Phone ain 5215 —The Better to Serve You Save More on HOME REMEDIES 25¢ Bran-O-Lax, for constipation, $1.00 Scott’s Emulsion.... ... 35¢ Gets-It Corn Remedy.. 50c Listerine Antiseptic. 30c Bromo Quinine. 30c Bromo Seltzer. 60c Bisurated Magnesia. 35, Vick's Selec. 75c¢ Bell-ans 30c Carbona .... g CANDIES and CIGARS Monday and Tuesday Only Into this sale we have grouped fresh, pure Candies and choice Cigars. Glance through the list and notice the many unusual values offered. “Muk-(nocotate 35¢ V5-1b. Cakes Peter’s Milk Chocolate 2 for 36¢ Pure, Delicious Peter’s Milk Chocolate—big hali- pound cake. This sale, 2 for 36c. /Chocolsts ——Nues | 59c¢ lb-box L4 Earle’s Chocolate- Covered Nuts 2 for 60c A delightful assortment of nuts covered with tempting chocolate. This sale—Two Boxes, 60c. 39c Peppermint Patties 2 Pounds, 40c Large discs of Creamy Peppermint, coated with rich, full-flavored chocolate. A delicious candy that you will enjoy. 15¢ Broadway Taffy 2 for 16¢ The “Candy Loaf’ that has made a “hit” with every one who has tried it. This sale, 2 for 16c. G 7-11 Bars 2 for 6¢ 5¢ Baby Pops 2 for 6¢ A Pure, Delicious Candy for the kiddies. Bundle of five assorted flavors. This sale, 2 bundles, 6c. 5¢ Millard's Chocolate-Covered Raisins 2 for 6¢ 5c¢ Life Savers —all flavors 2 for 6¢ 25¢ Hard Candies 2 Pounds, 26¢ “A Delightful Mixture of Pure Hard Candics. This sale, 2 pounds, 26c. FFE SWERS 29c Cocoanut Brittle, with nuts, 2 Ibs.. .. .30¢ 5¢ Beechnut Fruit Drops, 2 for...... 6c 5¢ Chewing Gum, all brands, 2 for....... 6c * 10c “Merchants” (class €C).iviveen2 for llc 2 for 25¢ “Pandora” (Queens) Cigars 4 for 26¢ A choice smoke—all handmade of long Havana filler. This sale, 4 for 26c. 2 for 25¢ “Senate Club” (Orators) Cigars 4 for 26¢ \WRns st { You know the quality of this famous cigar—the smoke that contains thirty minutes of real enjoy- ment. This sale, 4 for 26c. 10c “Imporico” (Coronas) 2 for 1lc A Genuime Tmported Porto Rican Cigar, strictly long_filler and handmade 5% inches long and gen- erally sold in our stores at 10c. This sale, 2 for “Rey Del Garcia” (Londres) Cigars 2 for 1lc You'll enjoy this Choice Quality Cigar—made of specially selected tobaccos by experts. This sale, 2 for 1lc. 5¢ “Rey Del Garcia” (Pets), 2 for 6¢ An Extra Large Purchase Enables Us to Include These Famous Cigars in This Sale! One-Cent Sale of “Luis Martinez” Mild Havana Cigars We were very fortunate in purchasing a quantity of these Mild Havana Cigars at an extremely low price—the saving is being passed- along to you in the form of lower prices. If you are not already acquainted with “Luis Martinez” Cigars, now is an excellent time to try them. Many men who know these cigars will buy them by the box during this sale. You will find included in this sale— Five Popular Shapes! “Pets” (class 4). “Blunts” (class A). ... 10c “Blunts” (class C)... ..2 for 1lc 50¢ Tonsiline, for sore throat, 36¢ 60c Bell’s Pine Tar. Mike Martin’s Liniment ....... SRS $1.50 Maltine and Combinaiions, 89¢ 60c Pape’s Diapepsin 36¢ $1.00 Horlick’s Malted Milk, 83c $1.00 Borden’s Malted Milk, 75¢ $1.00 Hypo-Cod Tonic -89¢ Nutra-Vin, the tonic wine... $1.25 Freezone, for corns. 2l¢c 30c Analax Tablets 25¢ 75¢ Mellin’s Food ... 57¢ 60c Formamint Tablets 49c¢ 42¢, 59¢, 83¢ 2le ..69c 50c Phillip’s Milk of Magnesia, 34c EXTRA SPECIAL! Jack Frost Granulated CRANULATED SuGCAK Another one of our unusual specials for Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday. Jack Frost Granulated Sugar; 2-1b. sanitary carton, 12c. (Limit 2 packages to each customer.) $1.50 Harris Fountain Pens oy 98¢ A splendid assortment of Fully Guaranteed, Self-filling Fountain Pens Ladies’ models have ring attachment, and gentlemen’s models have clip attachment. which to choose Several styles and colors from These Pens have 14-kt. solid gold iridium-tipped points. Smooth-writing Pens that compare favorably with pens selling at higher prices. i A Convenience That You Need at a Price Fhat Is Easy to Pay $5 Torrid Electric Irons Beautifully-finished 6-1b. Electric Flatiron, complete with full- length cord. Guaran- teed heating unit. ‘A truly wonderful value ! t $2.98. e Be Sure It's a “Torrid” i W ALL CABINET MODEL Ever-Ready Safety Razors oy 49¢ The New Patented Ever- Ready Wall Cabinet Model solves all the shaver’s troubles. It keeps your shav- ing articles altogether—just where they should be and al- ways at your finger tips. The cleverest layout ever made. Your razor stands ready for instant use, there is a spacious compartment for new blades and another for used ones The outfit consists of Razor, Blades and Wall Cabinet— only 49¢c, complete. Developing and Printing Service! Leave your films at any one of the 18 convenient Peoples Drug Stores—prompt developing, print- ing and enlarging done in a fully equipped studio by experts. —will do wonders with your tired. aching fect This ‘marvelous preparation, the invention of DF. William M. Scholl, the well known authority on the treatment and care of the feet, has brought relicf to thousands of foot sufferers. There is nothing like it for stimulating, cleansing and cooling weary feet. Price, 35c. At All Our Stores T %