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12 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI} SOCIETY. L o e e m SOCIETY. GTON, D. C, MAY 17, 1925—PAR 2. lins. Mrs. Smith, director White Rib. has met every month at the home bearexs, Walton Edwards and Rutif bon Recruits. brought four mothers of some member. with an average | Pfl#;rinnnmng St with thelr little ones, who pledged the attendance of 20. A soctal hour fol- I‘ I ‘IES ed trans Of t I l e ( :1 l lb S children to the influence of that de- Betrothal Announced lows the business session, the hostess o o “ fers to the Daughters of the American partment. It was voted that $5 be serving tea.” | Revolution and Sons of the American i sent from this union through the e i Revolytion before the next meetingy CONDUCTED BY NANNIE LANCASTER, W. C. T. U. distributing station for The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Asso : E 5 Dorothy Walker, Francis mpbelly {the tornado sufferers in the Middie tion, at its Friday afternoon session, | Patriots’ Memorial Chapter met | sites of the World War in the Dis: | Jufferson Hillsaps, Katherine Appies (Continued from Eleventh Page) _|Clossman of the Phil Sheridan Corps, | w0 0% s "Griest sang, and also was addressed by Mrs. Tallafero, | Tuesday afternoon at the home of | trict, and a motion was carried to send |mam. V. Hamilton Tiunter Foeiid 5T — "~ | {fcConnelsville, Ohio. visited the c T e o Tl T s e g who sought to enlist the aid of the Mrs. Lincoin Green, 3025 N street.|funds to the historic committee for |fiardy, Thomas Parks. Harrvetts st of the battles between the United and gave a talk. Reports of the | Shelton, District director, gave a talk sociation In the furnishing of this| Mrs. Louise B. Scofleld, regent, pre.|this purpose. The chapter passed a|zimmele, Herbert Sanford, Harr States and Mexico, and suggested|ous committees showed much good | W%, BRI G ® e SHICLE Bhe historic manor, which was the home |#lded. Annual reports of officers and | motion to he hostess for the Richard |jfanger. Ann Mulhall and zabery that each member will give some ac-| work being done by Burnside, uspe»|‘1‘_0‘0' L aredul e e e of Mrs. IFlelding Lewls, sister of |committee chairmen were read. The| Lord Jones Society, C. A. R. at tho| count of the engagements in which |cially by the relief committee, mem- d.l‘l ‘"‘”(']“ “‘wr “‘,h‘if; "Ribbon Re. Gen. Washington. The annual report | report of congress was read by the | next meeting, and Mrs. W. C. Hanson v will.close with a picai their ancestors took part | bers of which visit the sick and lonely. | _-“'" “:; AR apeTh ARt P of the treasurer, Arthur T. Brice of [regent. In the report last mentioned | offered her home and grounds for a| ap “fj 1. f gland was hostans £ s 1 part. . | Wednesday, May 27, a memorial ex ’T“.‘,“'I""“, _"‘ i:‘,v‘ fl‘w L o Washington, was accepted with a | the regent spoke of two gifts from|lawn party. Mrs. Tarring gave a| . Annior branch ok her home i Crittendon Board.—The % meet. | ercise will be held jointly with 13\.,;:, E‘-m’tflnll};“:ru;‘lt"@ his BoAsraaaingt rising vote of thanks ({hu;lnrrm»mhorn made to the tuilding | sketch of a day spent Fredericks- | piighland avenne. Reports Of o agers | side Post, G. A. R., in memory of the | -- s Aftas o . > i = annual | fund of the new auditorfum. One|burg, Va., celebrating the patriotic | . et it S anby 1 aa helil at Castle View on the. Sih, | decessed 'members” of both post and | salacious magasines. Atter adiourn roport, Whith ombraced all improve: | from Miss Carolene F. Smith of 325, | evenis a1 Kenmore, Betty Washing, | 13donal convention were given b Mos. Thomos Roberteon bresiiag | cSTbs, who have depisted during thefisent of the nnien o sisle) wam hel ments and repairs on the estate. He |In memory of her clergyman ancestor | ton's home. Mrs. Holland Jenks of- | rcBates. i Fea D ety .| past yvear inghonoxs obig aad ek ] 5 S f the trees, (Who came from London to Amer fered her home for a porch bridge | oo gere Sawiey. Resolutions on the death of Dr. Bar-| PAE NG . o\ \reseed over the |ofMcers. Refreshments were served | ol otithie ireplicament ot the itces¥; | 710, F0 U T RO e e | Cued e homeRtor &parcibiidue | ueniintorast was siven. 1o tha rett, late national president of Crit e s == o = ; | which were blown down last & g f o 53| HareY. th o par Ok 1 ! |reading of the award ess won hy Tenton work. were reas by Mre. A. B, | convalescence of Maj. H. L. Deam of | yyo makoma Park Civic Study Club Dy seediings from the original trees, | nent establishment of the Epis | the roses swill be tn full bloom.”Tables | 420 0F ((he, award ewtay o, b ] McManus, and it was announced {hat | Burnside Post, whose wite MES. M- | has, through the courtesy of Wilmer Which had been planted and grown Church on the Eastern Shore v- | Will be sold and the funds collected |Joschhing Davis, a m in conformily with Dr. Barrets|Ma . Deem, is conductress of Burn- g “piate, president of the Takoma | especially to meet such an emergency. \';"_‘:“’:?sn"'[;":l‘ihlfil;; ;’lfmf)r ”r'r::‘v'fl used for patriotic work of the chapter. | THORES Vo> SoCete wishes, her daughter, Mrs. Rathbone | S Theater Co.. held its meetings in the The muperintendent pointed out how | }ire. Orrin B. Stout, In honor of her | The annual election of officers 100k |,iionteq by Margaret fiooth, Hebersy Smith. had been appointed general| The Woman's Club of Bethesda met | Takoma Theater. The club recently [(the interest: tekeniiins Mount Vecrnon] CIUENOE, Mown. IS SEeLel T, place S5 Laws. Heer av 1 | Fonts and Helen Bloedorn superintendent of the work, but being [at the Country Club, Rockville. Tues. | commended the theater company for |hnd w0 increased that the visitors ) Shoeia e 3, Tarring; vice regent, Mre. Daisy K. | “Giccry were elected as follows: Vicd unable to assume her new dutles be: | ay, with Mrs. John Holmes as [ its fine (xpo of pictures. and, in reply, avoraged more than 1000 @ day in|CRABEE, 0 e etecteq | MUIPhY recording secretary, Mra. W | CIEETY WGIE CIeCl ; fore) meptemberi1, janathier{ AEUENISE, |iGetess Sitral HonyyICl Karsprosinant | sscSi ST s ants TV img st Rtten 1924, ‘Thin necositated a _greater|, The foflowing officers tuere elected | ¢ Hanson: corresponding secretary, | FERdSt CTaice Mrs. Charles Poser, would be acting | prasided at the business meeting. The | tion would be paid to children's p vigilance in guarding the hol 30 T e . St , e e, | recording secret superintendent till then. The na-|chairman of the hospital committee, | tures on Saturday afternoon. Having Washington and & much greater out. | Boone Douglass, regent; Mrs. Arthur | yivs' Neilie Young: res |recoraing secret tional conference of Crittenton work P. Wilson, reported that 92 | the auditorium in which to meet ren tny for repairs, upkeep and service. kRt et ) Theodore I, Langley; c | e ers will be hed from June 6 to 0 at| s had been sent to the Mont. | ders it posai le to have open meetings, \Saturday being Governor's day at | uilie, T, oLy, secen] Bie reee o [onetsice Cantinn eorta, Ll Three delegates will at-|gomery General Hospital to replenish resulting in the opportunity for pro. [Mount Vernon, the Governor of Vir: i Mg s dieosian) O i ! : S e T s T G T e B B IO Fheir "annual inspection of Mount |INE secretary; Mrs. Luther W. Charl-| Daughters of Chicken Brunswick Stew. & Washincion Tehy Lecerw Ciiln ihu{n Sun;"lped' oI -} burg he object of the club is civic study '\’-"I e hose in the governor's | ton, trea Mrs. C. T. Watson, | ¢he Republ May 9 the club of e T O d & a0 el s o= Bwin C pBrandennirg o Tlorderito it - e Do o S f Virginia | Tegistrar; Miss Anna M. Bragdon, | the € sored by the Childrens | This recipe been used ! - No. 1, presented a $100 check, one-|ported that arrangements are com.|and in order to keep up with the pro parly were the Governor of Virginiu | Teklstrar: Miss Anna M. Bragdon | children, sponsored by i _ This e b : g half for maintenance of local home|pleted for the lawn fete and card|Eress of the women of the day the| MISS NUNN STONE, |and Mrx. Trinkle, the members of his | historian; Miss Ca - Smith. | gong .nd Daughters of the Republic |ations of Virginians, b 4 and one-half for the building fund.|party which the building committee | members take advantage of their town | Whose it to Cadet Wilfred | staff, and the board of visitors: Wil AN ex-chapter regent’s bar was pre. | 0P (=, Daughters of the Amer-|good elsewhere. Prepare arid Resolutions on the death of Dr. ,‘\_dd“\\ill give June § at 2 p.m.at the resi :»em)g vlawr::\r I‘n = ,llunvll and |;i:|’)l§' Paul Chapl United States Military | llam A, Smoot. J. '_H d:xn:\‘\(s):_\; PR s B e el ,“ n us‘xl..ulvn, Nere. f'é‘fé’;f-u“;',’-'{pll‘ S iaien, o baia t T e i S e ey R the tea| Three new committees have been Other guests were Mrs. Smoot, Mrs. | clusion of the business meeting | used to carry the children and com- have one, or granite is next 1 r| chief of ‘taff. The corner stone of |which will follow the card parly and |added to the work this vear. First, the [ koma Park. and the first showing of | Brownicy. Mra Jenkins, Mrs. Scott:| Descendants of 76 Chapter.—The | Mittee members with guests to und|ic should be wide et the new hospital will be laid on the |entertainment. Excellent reports of |town beautification committee, which | a set of slides taken by him on his [ \rs. William Howard Tatt Maj. and | May meeting of chapter was held at | {Tom the boat. on which the trip was|a Bveryof fiely atternoon of May Mrs. Coolidge | the State and county annual meetings | assured the removal of unsightly bulld- [ {rip with Dr. Philip Stanley Smith (0 | Mra. Anderson of Fort Humphrey. | the residence of Mrs. Holland Jenks | made. About 30 children went to]Over this mince ¢ will be present. Bishop Freeman,|were given by Miss Mona W Gill and | Ings on one of the approaches to the | Alaska during the Summer of 1924 e and Mrw. Arthur 1. Brice, Mrc! | In“Chovy Chase. The assleting howe | Mount Vernon, and those who accom: | the onion place a layer of Dr. Durkee and others will speak | Mrs. James Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Wil-|town. Using a little publicity in con- | The club’s New Year reception to | Eleanor W _Howard, Miss Peter, Mr.| oceeq were Mrs. Mary Wallace and | Panied them were Mrs. potatoes, then a layer of te - 3 e mChalrman of the current | nection with the appointment of this | hushands and {riends, held in the ball- |and Mrs. W. G. Peter. Rev. and Mrs. | $1i00 NOiPcle Noore. Mra. Tonnie | Haig, state chairman, Children—Sons | corn cut from the cob. or t;nl:pn;'r‘l{‘:;‘“;. :‘rfi;hf(m"lll:x); ::;19\‘; \ii'(!‘,i"i-?fi“;(‘\f‘; a'znr:;;:;:lge;‘ll:ln_”“t:;fi‘ + :u_:un\lx‘gx;e“llwx";: §::\l-d :fl’(‘(( r;.\ tawn | room of the theater, was u great suc . A ;\':\lll.. .\“:‘.‘:mllarrlsun EiiDodge. malhertaeisente to the eobess .:nfll“xl)chm}‘.;:‘—\':;t’ 12'9”1,;},,3\;,.1"{“\ry‘r;v Sf\ ofe 1.‘;r|:;jnlhrr- w atio) s 8. xec e A s a 1rsc sually bs its eve on its o ed | cess Mrs. James Young. teroriar ool 5 2 s artin, A ~ Round a beans tive board met May I at national |in the garden of Mrs. L. Gibbon|women Plavgrounds and treekeeping | The spectal charity committee cov- |~ As i the usual custom, (ne sover. Bieitess 4t Vit n Au‘ln,fff‘fi,n"%'{“! e e e o Lol fomatoe headquarters, 1734 N street. with ‘h'—‘(]“h A ey ('”-m"e“‘:lm ;9‘» o : (not getting) are a part of this com-fered the town and spent considerable | nor placed a wreath on the Tomb of | "t his meeting was the last one this | included \J): ‘)‘ ar =z ,,;‘ = .’rsd c lx; der. i president, Mrs. R. A. Bennett, in the | i nvite tend the closing | mittee’s work time in arranging for the and [ Washington, and afterward was re-| 2 12 ROV RE Bo0 thC et O e | Bertha M. Robbins, Mrs ¥ and |rolled in " flou chair. meeting of a very swcewful‘wuwn»\ Second. the penny flower committee [ comfort of several needy families. |cefved by the regent and vice regents, | jeq o Fon commlittee chairmen. The | the Misses Malone. arranged in the Mrs. J. Enos Ray. chairman of ap- i“"“} e e e has added uhluful} of sentiment to the | Special help has been given for years | who entertained the visitors at|lhaliain' pro tempore, Mrs. Constance Luncheon was \l—r".m‘ll,w.d. ':\\“vleyw la ?r:erim r‘;whio oL - thihenl comities inbenghal cmattmantorithefcalonca s iaicitug | b Ses bt ) (00 R oo e o e luncheon Goodman, Introduced a new member. | 171 Y ting termination of |of boiling water . work of her comm Showdng & | e nuial coobre ot | Dowens seut (0 mambers whoj ar g = : r : ore- | Mrs. Randell, and presented her with | V€ s e 2 daiell b o3 tecture and film given at the ."‘\‘h nr lfl'“;“;g;'"\:‘.‘ll]""\ !:'f ‘]h'f”f"; ill. A penny is dropped in the basket | The Washington Readers’ Club has| The 'Plhka}"“”"k:‘-w;'n’,lx:w "[:n 2 amall Asmceican 'Mg Tha' resent. | the.« ings which have been ! and let ‘n%r- contents ju 3 Tneater in Mount Ralnler wecslly | 3 o Teamp." of Bive. Manda| ), members ‘each imeeting and: thie [ cards out for & public recital Tussday, | sent “The Shosmske's' Hollday, anls, ‘o, o ql 0 PR B0 COESHC | eld) auring the past yes But not boil. for three hours ; by the Department of Agricultare on |16 Siriner camp of Are. Maude | money used for the purchase of these |15 m. at Wilson Normal School. '/ | Bllzabethan comedy, Felday, evenits | S, *Hictorio: committas meeting 1n | cov mpomas Wollos Society, Chil. | salt, pepper. 4 e \ D O achools of the teeion: | A Tesolution was passed condamning| whoa, andsHost e e e ,’J.‘,»..!,’;" yesume of the | p ixteenth century play of clean | Feference to the society marking camp | , Gov. Thomas Welles Society, Chil- | 200, PERBEL. & \ ’ horhood and recelved the hearty co. ;\'}":“;':'";' y‘\lxl\n:m;: {l‘;\(e l;ur\erx 10’ |h«=‘ committee on budget. The budget com-|* “Our most splendid affair of the [and lively _hun‘mr‘ will be a\'\l\tfiilmh,\' _ | The senior branch was entertained by Uh."‘,"' the pot B operation of the principal and teach- | FEmes of Juye ehders, who are| mittee has guided us safely through |year occurred in March, when we had | Walter Beck, Mabel Owens 1 D g . its president, Mrs. Clayton E. Emig, |hour. It should ers of that section and many others | (ried before the Juvenile Court of the | the year in a creditable and dignified | for the first time the honor to enter- . Arthur Rhodes, Lulu Adams, Clarence | test were made to <ol. Gilbreth, T. H turday night. | rather than unde who worked with Mrs. Ray leounty, end = ‘request was isent Hojl manner, tain our chief, Mrs. Mary Sherman, | Ruebsam, Theodore Tenley, Rosemary | Todd, Col. J. B. Bennett, L. §. Towns.| Reports for the year's work were [Serving, rub three . Mrs. Frank Wells, chairman of the | tpe W ’h‘"r‘;’" DT medUeSUng | Last October the club followed the | our subject for the day being ‘The | Arnold, W. E. Bryant. J. O. Porter,|head, Col. J. H. Reeves, Col. Sherraid |given and announcement that Miss |butter with two legislative committee, gave a report of | UL, A (WS future the names of the | program of the General Federation |Department of the American Mome, |Olyve Barbee and John Mclnerney. | Coleman, Col. C. A. Hedekin. Capt. S.|Alice Graham won the award for the | flour, add this her work. Mrs. A. R. Lee. chairman | fouthful offenders be not made pub-|and other bodles to get all women to [We had with us to meet Mrs. Sher- | leading characters in a cast of 18.|H. lervy, Capt. Seibels, Capt. b. H.|story she had contributed to the Chil and cook gently of club extension. offered the name of |15 L take advantage of their franchise and [man Mrs. Speel of the District, Many costumes are being made {rom | allory, Capt. L. H. Strickland, Col. | dren of the American Revolution mag. | longer poDizh the the Women's Club of Berwyn, num- | 5 :“‘em 2 ;f ~§;'~‘“"“- | participate in the national election. F. Sippel, president of the M Elizabethan prints and others will be |\t | Persons, Dr. E. Kohman, Col. | a2 much appreciated plates, being bering nearly 50 women, for mem. D Heras .n"l"“f_ o ;‘“.‘5“‘{;"& Mrs. Walter Irey was fortunate in se-[land Federation; Mrs. Archibald | furnished by a professional costumer. | jjartnett, Mr. Baughman, A. L. | Hion of atficers sstlted |a piece bership. This was accepted unani-| EToh Vonea o ’(‘_" ubs. | curing to address the club mall, president of Montgomery | = x Thompson, Maj. J. E. Burleigh, Maj. Vice president, Prentia Trylor ;‘Fr'{‘ll‘ h“"‘“ 4 mously. Mrs. W. A. Bobb, chairman | Bills and ReneluipmEress: | Britt of North Carolina, gen County Federation: Mrs. R. A. Ben- | The Battery Park Garden Club met| |y Roder, Mrs B. True, Miss Hil-|corresponding secretary. Elizabeth | Small hot biscu ) of press and publicity. reported the | g, ot IS AT ighth Congress | S¢1. 0f the prohibition unit of the|nett. president of the Prince Georges | Tuesday, 8 p.m., with Maj. and Mrs.|yer, R. G. Curry, J. W. Green, Lieut. | Ward, recording secretary, Margaret 2 = work of her department. Mrs. E. S. /b 695" Bacame Law.' Mrs. Geiven. | United States Bureau of Internal Reve- | County Federati numerous presi- | J. E. Bastion on Goddard road. Prof.| ¢ . Steinmetz s; treasurer, Alberta Warren: reg-| New Hampshire has mc nd Johnston, chairman international re-| qanner mentioned several bills, which | TU: Who was a leader in his State in {dents « ividual clubs and Mrs. [ David Lumsden delivered the lecture| re A L. Thompson was credited Cary Aal; historian, George Mc- | people in proport o pe ) lations, reported the work of her|yyoucy "lRCPTEC SERCral DS, WHICH | behalf of woman suftrage in its in-|J. W. Frizzell, chairman of the De-|on “Roses.” Starting with their | with having the loveliest window bhoy il chaplain, Richard Reidel; color than any other St committee and gave an account of the | interast 1o the batterment of the coun- | f21CY ver,addrees awaslon the aub [lpartment /ofithe Aneritan Home ot | otiginin Geeece, i traced tha cevel * e 0000000000600000000 uinquennial meeting. ubed-d e are of | dect “Women and the Ballot.” Mrs.|the District Federation. Inspiring |opment of their history do; o_the 09909000 9009099- ““The annual convention of the feder- | 1Y 2 PU1 Promoting the weltare of | Virginia White Speel also addressed | addresses were made by our ehies. | present day Mrs. W E. Parsons 38880 ed08esesssesseess0esseesessssessesssesssssssssssssssssssississsss atlon will be held at the Prechvterian |of education: a bill o establish stand. | the club and Mrs. Sarah Deeds, to add {our District of Columbia president | £ave a short talk on “Current Events | 88 . Sunday school auditorium, Riverdale, |,rd weights and measures for foad.|® Patriotic touch. recited the poem |and Mrs. Sippel. Mrs. Frizzell also|in the Garden s 3 Md., May 28, at 10 a.m. Mrs. C. E-lstufts; one to -establish standard| OUF Country’s Club,” composed by |spoke to us. The members of Announcement was made of the in-| $8 3% s is chairman of the committee |weights of bread and prevent decep. | IIS: Mary S. Parker executive board prepared and served | Vitation to the club to visit the Liv-|QQ o< o ton: the chaTabor armenar oot Bills pending in Congress were given | luncheon and talent from the club, | ingston Iris Gardens near Cherrydale, | 9@ hIs th $ P The next speaker on the program |Careful study. Mrs. Florence V. Wat- |dered a musical program | Va. On June 6, there will be a field | 0® Cash Is the bod The Woman's Community Club of | was Miss Marion T. chelder Field, | KIns. executive secretary of the Na “We took up the subject of ob- meeting at the Arlington Experiment | Py Beltsville, Md., met Monday at Alta|secreta of the Maryland Public | t1onal Congress of Parents and Teach- | jectionable literature at our last|Station. Dr. Cobel will be in charge. Magnet Better and x Vista, the home of Judge and Mrs.|Library” Advisory Commission, who |€rS: #nd Dr. June Hull of the United [ meeting. The chief inspector of the | The next bridge and tea party will gn B33 Fillmore Beall. , |outlined briefly the value of a county | States Children's Bureau spoke before | Post Office Department sent his best | be at the home of Capt. and Mrs.| g¢ Cheaper ped A program appropriate to Mothers’ |library and the methods found most|the organization on the child-labor |authority on the subject to Geotge F. Selbels. on Ridie toad, MaviSS | That Veads - < day, arranged by Mrs. H. X. Mathews, | valuable in securing sufficient publie | #mendment and on the infancy and |us. This gentleman, D. F. A 20, at 2 pm. There have been two|$$ Hessifor o was rendered as follows: Responsive | interest to maintain an eficient library | MAternity bill. Walter S. Ufford, sec- | the husband of one of our members. | meetings of the executive board dur-| $8 b33 tributes by club members, reading of | service for all residents in the county, | retary of the Tuberculosis Society of “We had the pleasure and priv- |ing the month with Mrs. Phillips Mal h >0 original poems by Mrs. Woods, Wife |whether they live In town or on w | the District. explained the plan of that | flege of calling on Mrs. Coolidge at | lory and Mrs. Walter F. Baughman, | $g Casl bos of L. A. Woods, president of Uni- | farm ual educational privileges | 9T82nization for establishing all-the- | the White House on May 5. We pre- | respectively *o po4 versity ‘of Marsland: a talk on|mean library service as well as ac. | YeATTound openair camps for the |sented her with a hasket of iris. nar- | A special meeting was called for |8 pod “‘Home,” by Mrs. R. A. Bennett, presi- | cessible schools. children of the District cissus and tulips from the gardens of [ Monday, 8 p.m., at the home of Maj. x dent of Prince Georges Federation. In | e A specially prepared lecture was|our members land Mrs. George Pariseau. when|$$ 3 addition to the program vocal numbers M}"’"“}_“- C. T. U. held its May | glven by Dr. ertie, jr., of Ta he executive hoard of the club ' rds for the racent planting con- :: 25 were given by Miss Emma Mallatt. | meeting with Mrs. Sidney Phillips. | b4 33 dramatic soprano, accompanied by | Mrs. Phillips presided in the absence | b3< . ® 34 Miss Twyla Nixon. The club will meet | of the president, Mrs. E. S. Knight. | S od *s with Mrs. C. D. Church June 8. The meeting was opened with the 32 3 —— song, “All Around the World the b o4 2 The Capitol Hill History Club met | Ribbon White Is Twined.” AMrs. O. 8 . $ Wednesday with Mrs. Joseph Dague, |B. Brown, evangelistic superintendent $ 313 East Capitol street. Mrs. Charles | led the devotional service. Mrs. Emma | $ Jones, president. occupied the chair -anfl?ird Sheltgn. District W. C. T. U. b o4 5 5 x ring the business session. president, made an address, in which H E I f Wh Our Cash P M e 5 Hemphill gave a paper | she reviewed the accompiishments of ere's an LLxample o at rices lVlean $3 on “Porto Rico.” Mrs. Burridge Wil- | the organization, especially within the | ° pod son one on “Hawaiian Islands’ and | past vear, setting forth ideals toward 1 5 Mrs. M. B. Granger one on “Philip- | which the work is constantly trend- o4 9 b o< pine Islands.”” Mrs. Walter L. Chal- |ing. The meeting closed with a so- *e oner, a guest. gave two recitations. | clal hour. in which the hostess was | n e on a — omen s & The ‘other guests were Mrs. Charles | assisted by Mrs. Howard Phillips. pod 22 Potter and Mrs. Powell, who assisted < . 2 - ped P resta il i snls Capitol Hill W. C. T. U. met Wed- MEEDague uisenying emeMmonts ) oAy W tierncani 1 Wanhl Chulol ped s Burnside Corps, No. 4, W. R. C., met [the president, Mrs. J. L. Bixler, pre. 3 e Wednesday evening, Mrs. Rosalie Mc- | siding. Devotional was given by the s * Kee Shelton presiding. Mrs. Alice | evangelistic director, Mr: V. Raw- 1 e 32 B *o IS e B3 o 8 3 *o . 8 Wonderful Imported English Broadcloths 2 o 614 Twelfth Street $ Stunning Striped Broadcloths 32 Batween F and G Streets N. W § bod b0 Made up in a variety of effective models—styles that are new, elaborately fin- “z: 5’7““‘" 20 | #® ished—creating most effective dresses for Summertime—street and afternoon wear. s St $3 Our cash buying and selling policy has brought its pressure to bear—which permits our 3§ $$ offering these— § 8 e $3 98 and = - . $ Broadcloths Extra Sizes 33 & *e fod Green, rose, blue, 98 Guaranteed fast $$ $$ tangerine, orchid and e colors. 2 $¢ many other colors. V 8 3 alues 32 B ; = In this sale at 3 | . *e Largest Variety of New Styles 3 Qualities and Colors in the City 553 | *e I s 2.98 °3.98 *5.95 *7.50 3 . . . . o . . . 3 b od Hair Hats predominate The Vogue in Sum- .o mer chapeaux for milady. Here they are in 2 many, many models—large or small—and in P33 the loveliest shades; surprisingly low priced. E@ A FAE $ .3 o They are readily trim- 22 and 25 inch Headsize " 5 3 §§ s HAIR HATS Deftroit ))apor 2 med with dainty laces. For the woman that re- N PSS roses, and with the soft quires a small headsize @ I Z ET@VE pes ribbon bows that the lead- or an extra large head- “.. ing Parisian modistes are ;'l; .,'.',5' &kn—' Bllrs‘ : K . : j 2 ; B using so extensively. reessindior TR0 Come in any day. Don’t decide on any oil stove until vou actually know ped Sh. Fl F T Hat how much more cooking joy and convenience you could get from the Red Star. *s ° New Sheer Flowers—. 0’; hese :fl’ Let us demonstrate the marvelous action of the patented Red Star all-metal P od ig- i ili a a R - . e & . bod Staiis Tox ouatneca Rl A burners. They burn oil—without wicks. They give gas heat—gas speed— 33 flowers, just as new, just as pretty. 75c, 98¢ to $1.98. as range cooking results. \ B ik ; HATS TRIMMED FREE T, 2 materials Let us demonstrate the easily cleaned finish of white porcelain and black o0 .5 ara nurchass 5 z T A ¢ enamel—the sanitary construction—without hard-to-clean cracks, crevices, 3 e | Extra l arge corners, etc.—the sturdy gas range construction, invisible fuel tank, etc. iss *e ! 3 The moderate prices quoted on these famous stoves will surprise you. They oe s | Headstze cost no more than ordinary oil stoves. This special exhibition will end Satur- 33 Occasions 32 Trimmed Hats day night. Be sure to come. It will mean a lot to your cooking, your com- —And in &2 fort and happiness. sizes for $¢ $5.95, $7.95 b T e ante &4 Powder Blue andmisses. oo to $12.50 gy £ g P od *0 We Specialize in Extra Layu 5 [ ] [ ] £s Headsizes. Included are beautiful S 20 Style: ““ large garden hats, combinations of Exclusive Agents for D. C. and Suburbs Famous Sty s‘on *o silk and hair or silk and straw. New : “Parits Display in ::“ Summer styles and colors that will 723 7th St. NW., W. s D.C METiaN Corner appeal to the most discriminating e VW oy on, . . Maid' 2 P od N taste of the young women as well as % : D o Window, g, matrons. Phone Main 2092 ¥ 5 \ £ H St e L od ' D33 000404880000000444999099944549995995599993955509908999955 929434443444 4525 A . } e p