Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925, ’ Mrs. Howell French, Nr.‘ nnd“M‘r‘g. | : Y ; gt - B Mr. | = i Mr.'and Mrs. Joseph 1f, Himes. Mr. Efficient Store Management Makes The A&P Stores the Market | By the United States Army (Continued from Eighth Page.) ‘Wilbur Macsherry, Miss MacDonald of . . || B o e womam | |~ | the National Cathedral School, the Place of Satisfaction J. Stannard, captain, band lead- evening at the garden house of the [Rev. Arlington A. MacCallum I ]e nkiin Square Park, | |Grace Dodge Hotel others. - at g Dr. and Mrs. G. Ellis Willlams and . . > : Haia ol " : Dr- iand Mia; Charise 5. Cois) il Marriage Licenses. One.Cent Sa]e 3 4 oneywell Says Judges’ Ac-| ol ‘i was dedicated to | | entertain the graduating class of the [ Marriage licenses have been issued to the 2 é : . | ate President Warren G Lvcy Webb Hayes National Training | following: d tion Unfair—Will Not | o ¥ - | [School, including Sibley Memorial _ Arthur L. Lightfoot and Edna R ’ N mar I 0 | Jamerson. 5 | 2 ncaa s Hospital, at a banquet, which will|J8REEL 5o ie ang Sadie M. Simmons. ner u S & Fly at B | | tive, Al be held at the Grace Dodge Hotel R. Nicholes and Peggy F. Fiyon. / Iy at brusseis. | | Suite d 2 tomorrow evening. Ga. . h— | « LS e H Chri and Ossie I. Leet, both 3 Miss Leah Cauthorne of the Mans- rer “and Teacher Fashion. B . B \§ [ field will be ‘nostess at luncheon at | Larl B Stamcil and Mets £ Berier everage ower A ;' 25| Rosier B. Altman and Sarah 1. Triplett | the Mayflower on Friday, May 22,|, Roser B Altman ar ¥ A when she will have 20 guests. e £ Light or Dark ] As a feature of the Mount Vernon | Woman workers more than 18 years | k y A= “ . w ” Seminary Jubilee, which will be in|old are not allowed to work more tha> | Aged in the ood sesslon_at the Mayflower from May | eight hours daily or 48 hours weekly 23 to 27, inclusive, will be the banquet | in Argentina. i . Saturday evening. The affair, for |m—————eeeee ans which elaborate preparations have Bot. Bot. been made, will be given in the small Che Cha‘e D C ballroom and will be attended by 500 vy y U, C. f § alumnae and guests. West of Conn. Ave. or or = or Tl ist of t! d pat s8es Lot 100-Ft. Front o perenuet patronedsen 10 Foommsz Haths b stcal. ey $2106 aivenion e i Owner Leaving Town 9 P « : country place by M ror VIR R | |t e Syt | QUNTER, THOWS & 20. | elio s - 9c @ Waltz dunsant, “The Mel- Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop Wlndowshadesf G. of Washington; M Ruth Breckin- Polla, ridge, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. W. D, Grand scenes from “Mefis- REFEREE 0.K’S CHANGE Made to order at factory prices. Lambert Ready to Concede Honey . }"‘R"“” St. Alban’s School, Mr. and Mr: ) A Better shade for less money. 9 ell's Protes ¢ v . pretation ert A. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. h % L of " ° in some €reel, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rozier Du M C DEVITT i l S Boxes ST. JOS M lay 18 (4 « 3 s lany, Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Kllis, Muln 3211 for Estimates 1 er i, referec andlin : Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Etz, Mr. and 1217 F St.. 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