Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 14

14 “0L0 HOME WEEK" ORNEWZ00 HEAD Dr. Mann, Donor of Many of Specimens, Spends Several Days Checking Up. The the M. Ma better than any other human being in the world The of Ol1d birds and reptiles at know Dr. William | superintemdent, | animals, o probably the n new heen\ a e Some of the crea- past eight days have sort Home week for that verse community the new superintend \ ant's companions for adventurou: months on land and sea long before they installed in comfortahle cages the delectation of W hvi inztonians. He has spent much of | his time recently renewing these old | among the ances first made in tures had be: were for nces Has Friends in Zoo { HISPTAL SHRNE NEAR CONPLETION WUMBER OF VENICLES 1200 1100 - 1000 - 900, 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 Mrs. Cooidige to Lay Corner Stone of Snow Memo- rial This Week. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge ‘will lay the cor- ner stone for the new Theodora Snow Memorial Hospital, adjoining the Florence Crittenton Home, 4739 Con- duit road, at impressive ceremonies ‘Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The hospital, on which the chief work of construction has bheen completed, is named in memory of the.daughter of Chester A. Snow, ar., who has been a | large contributor to the work of the Florence Crittenton Home. Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, presi- dent of the board of managers of the home, will preside at the exercises Beginning at 1:45 o'clock music will be furnished by the Marine Band, while [IIANRRRNEN [\ NUMBER OF VEWICLES ~1200 ‘IIOO 1000 * s00 800 700 00 500 400 300 1 200 —T100 Cranmer, Mrs. Effie Bennett Decker and daughter, Mrs. Ruth Sutphen: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davis, Mr. and| Mre. Charles S. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.| N James H. Harper, Miss Evelyn B Hodge, Mrs. Margaret L. Lowe, Miss | Harriet C. Lasier, Mr. and Mrs. Frank | E. Mack, Dr. and Mrs. J. Ramsa = Nevitt, Mrs. R. 1. Nevitt,-Miss § tia Otterback, Mrs. Blanche . Palmer and son, John C. F. Palmer; Mrs W. Rea, Mrs. Fred O. Roman, nd Mg Ibert remple, Mr. ir. and Mrs. 5 5, Howard 1. | Miss Marian White., WASHINGTON HIGH CLASS CELEBRATES 51 Members of 1886 Group Are Guests of Ben T. Welch in Philadelphia. ieorge Fran- | ea Wilkons and $2 Ben T. Welch, a member of the| class of 1886 of the Washington High | School, was host 1o 51 former class. mates from Washington and other clties at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphix, recently during the thirty-ninth 'annual reunion of the | class. Two special parler cars, which carried the delegation to the Quaker City, were arranged for by Mr. Welch | Who' also ‘gave a_ banquet In their | honor. \ i Members of the eclass from this | city were accompanied by Annie | M. Wilson, former teacher of the class and now director of drawing of the Washinzton public schools: Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, honorary mem- ber; Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain, vice | president of the Central High School | A matchbox with a shield to pro- t the flame in the wind has been placed on the market. pr ™ tiring Shoemaker, | Louise and Mrs. Jobn | office at Ancemp SCOUTS’ SESSION ENDS. ational Girls’ Group Convention Closes With Pageant. BOSTON, May 23 (®).—Four th nd Massachusetts Girl Se ought the eleventh annual conven »n of the national council 1o a close e today with a colorful pageant the Boston arena. The girls were viewed by Mrs. Herbert Hoover, re- counci| president; Miss Sarah Arnold. who took over the exercizes following the pag nd othér officers. for sing & budget o were adopted at the closing nt, Plans 21 & | business session today. marriage bureau has heen oposed inzland 0 O == Soihtn invocation, marking the formal open- ing of the corner stone laying cere monies, is to be delivered by Rev Isaac Ward at 2 o'clock. Immediately following a history of the home will be read by Mrs. Walter H. Howard, for | many years a member of the board of | | directors, after which a eulogy of the late Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, who was for many vears president of the Na- tional Florence Crittenton Mission, wlil be delivered by James T. Petty, | honorary president of the board of | managers. Alumni Association; Mis Helen Welch, sister of -the host, and Miss Ruth McCathran. Philip "Welch, son of the host, and his wife who acted as hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welch, Charles G. | { Ho a ig] Villiams - This chart, made as part ‘of the study of transportstion conditiens in | ossg "0 Lelshton Williams also at- Washington, shows that the volume of north and south traffic at Sixteenth At the banquet and S streets during the morning and evening rush hours (is greater than | il ‘of the Husiness High School at any given hour of the day on Fifth Avenue at Forty-second street N A e e York. On the other hand, the char#discloses that the flow of traffic on L s e e Avenue Is steady throughout the day, while in Washington it drops low in | <1y Nevit. between rush hours. . ; Tribute Ts Urged. A resolution was adopted recom- mending that a high school in Wash- ington be named in memory of Prof. {E. A. Paul, who was principal of the Washington High School when the class attended there Officers for the vear were elected, as follows: President, Ben T. Welch: vice presidents, Miss Marian White. Allan PUBLIC CONVOCATION PLANNED AT C. U. Ceremony ‘$o0 Be Held in Honor of Council of Nicea, Which Met in 325. Mexican monkey in the baby chimpanzee time during its own baby- a s nurse and the only living being h whom it _came in contact. He ught it in Mexico a short time after it had been torn from the breast of its dead mother, and cared for It tenderly until finally it was deposited in Washington SIIL always W [ [ 1 [ Jsoutw souno [ ] its father Allan Davis, prin- | day.” sight | was | remember that superintendent said he monkeys like himself 3 something the little fellow didn’t seem | A general camvocatfon of students able to zet over. He would just stand [and faculty of Catholic University, to there and point at them, trying to call | which the publie is invited, will be ttention to the strange fact that | held in the gynasium auditorium of the only the | the university Twesday mornin {815 o'clock in hpnor the | Council of Nicea. held in the kil which formulated the N veed, foundation wf the (hristian (raom | doctrine of today di Catholic and Protistant churches " Indian | throughout the world are celebrating ther | the sixteenth centenary of the gre: council this vear. The\ ceremony = |the Catholic University® will be the Ehe ney supecinfeniantihasin | chief abservance by Cathollc organiza th e Program Announced. The remainder of the program will be in order as follows: Prayer by | Bishop Willlam KFraser McDowell, an address by Dr. Robert Barrett, pres- ident of the National Florence Crit- tenton Mission, und addresses by Dr {J. Stanley Durkee, president of How University, and Bishop James “reeman of the Episcopal diocese of Washington, respectivelv. The stone | |will then be formally presented by |- {Mrs. John Boyle, jr. chairman of the building committee, after which it will be placed in its permanent po- sition by the First Lady of the Land Following. there will be the raisin of manager picture of 'Ihsndnru'ummm] floor will be arranged to care Snow and other material. for the voung mothers. Mrs. Boyle in Charge. | “The Florence Crittenton Home Mrs. Bovle, in addition to being|for caring for unfortunate young chalrman of the building committee, | Women and babies with a view 1o re- | is chairman of the committee in|habilitating unmarried mothers. charge of the program of arrange- - . nents for Wednesday's exercises : i : 1| Radio Applied to Movie Cameras. | Prexid e o is assisted by Mrs. Walter 2 Kred Mitchell, Mrs. 1. UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., Mayv 23.! Francis Williams: historian, Mrs. Wil Barrows and Mrs. A, B.;McManus. | (% —Radio oontrol, whidh been | lard 1. Buell 1 Through the . hospital, which is' ' o 0 2 2 | The Washington party included expected to be ready for occupancy |Ued successfully in the operation of |y Fyyiriam 1. Austin, Mr. and Mrs airplanes and battleships, been | Willard 1. Buell. Dr. and Mrs, Wil applied to motion picture c is he was not monkey in of de Pets of Many. the Bolivian guan was the voluntary panion Dr. Mann's party inz perched on the hack of guide. There are numerous creatures first brought Mann is has here by as meras, Keep the Bride Happy Brides are always happy—while they are just becoming brides. But months in the kitchen may change their dispositions. of Better guard against the bride's un- was reaching in rch for that it had be after its captu The Aus ning like calls. The the rares in the kind liking its paw into his pocket | pave in the celebration. peanut. He believes| “(gllea primarily to discuss the 1 made a pet by sailors | heresy of Arius, rector of one of the| re nine churches in Alexandria, Egvpt ian wild dog comes run-ijn the third century denied house pet when he|Christ. was the Second Person of the | American bush dox. | Blessed Trinity, co-equal with God the doz family | the Council of Nicea refuted tha only one of s | heresy. holding that Christ was both | capt has deve Al God and man. It then drew up the! having its back scr: basic affirmation of faith which is now of the Catholic mass and is{ known as the Nicene Creed his creed is an amplification of the state- ment of helief popularly known the Apotles’ Creed. happineas by giving her a Hoos- ser Kitchen Cabsnet to make her kitchen work cheerful and who easy. world i in 28 Plans Other Exhibits. ve heen a regular Visitor Zoo so often,”” Dr. Mann said. 1t seems impossible 1o realiz am anything else now been visitin ound among the “Washington has a-splendid zoo. rank wel with any in “PALMER BRAND Carbonated Beverages Ten flavors, including CHERRY SMASH - and All styles of Hoosiers are here at o the “hat that | st zes It the Mayer's. Prices. range from dition which has existed at the home Annie Leonard Barber and dau {ndividual, not a specimen. Lons be-|,po50lic delesate to the Uniged States, | the plyaing of “The Star Spangled |approXimately $75.000. In the base- (cameras may be placed at distint| 3 Charles Bright, Lieut. Comdr. spent long hours among the cages, and il he eaera e wili {of ‘domestic science, a dental clinic, | Photosraphing _long-distance scenes | % n from the Council of Xicea.” 1 back one or more specimens e Toleo iniilie the home prepared | nursery rooms, in which 40 babies|Positions must be used at the same| of these were personal pets, such as|gate Dominum.” The glee club Willlof Dr. Kate W riffith oal orporltinn‘ ocuments and liter- |lation ward for infectious cases, an| By the use of a newly perfected | his home before bringing them to the |18 pupiic recftation of the Nidgne lean oal ——— way about him” with animals | Rev. Constantine Bohacheysky, D. % tn a few minutes after its arrival it!gBjshop of the Ruthian-Greek rite, y UV CHAMBER:! White Shoe Season — and 4 - $42.50 to $88.25. by August. the beard of managers expects o relieved the congesied con- lfam A. Bevard. Mrs. = ce | denburg, M £ 4 . ficials of a film corporation have to the Zoo a very personal touch. To | one i3 america. it is sa‘d £ a United States fla ¢ Fr The ho al is s o uch. TO | ions ca. it is sa o s flag by Frederick he hospital is a three-story brick | S = Y g him every one of the animals is an| =y " poy pietro Fumawsoni-Biondi, | D. Owen. This will be followed by |building bein ected At a cost of |Perfected a radio device hy which Willa Barber: Mr. and ; elmen | Torie 4 3 o i les H. Bates. Miss Jessie Baker, fore he dreamed that he himself might [ (5™ o0 5 Ploquetory renmirks; the Banner” by the Marine B d | ment will be a well-equipped laundry, | Points an: actuate by a transmitter. some day head the institution he |y TRIC B rick J. 1ealy willl prayer by Rev. C. F. Tho “"ld\.ra"i Al F e e e study | The invention is devised for use in{Jewis P. Clephane, Mr. and Mrs. C. R peak on ““The Council of Nicea.” and| Patrick's Church Fepiarpsivined he never returned from any of his|Pe R O™ DI EICIR AL Wil discuss | be broadcsst o raq o ateh Aol aaw On | showing battles and similar large 18 inever me o Bes 3 s st by radio a storeroom and sewing room. On|Showing B el = =i scientific expeditions without _ brin - . one Will be a history | the first_ floor will be two large |Spectacles whes oy D Aoy o tou sity choir will sing “Venifof the work o |12 | 10 add to the collection. Not a | Creator,” “Credo” and Gabert’s' “Lau-| by Mrs, Howard, a history of the life | may be cared for comfortably, a diet | time. | 5 Rt b will - Barrett prepared | kitchen, a medical infirmary, an i . the South . American l""u'“%‘_‘"‘" sing Gounod's “Send Out Thy Léght”|py Mr. Petty. EECE turtles which he kept for months In|apg <0’ Lord Most Holy.” There ,Willlature of the home collected by Mrs. | assembly room, a nursing room for |machine 1,000 fountain pen barrels| ood = 3 <, treasurer of the board | mothers and a nurses’ offi The [are turned out every minute Creed. e e el e’ au| wmiabon Bhshan bas ievied fhelm A reptiles. The latest arrival is a small| gighop the Ruthneian-Greek rite} female drill from West Africa. With-|ap4 the Rt. Rev. Basil Takach, D. T } Up to date—Fully equipped with rolling | cot. stretcher, blankets and pillows. “*Bubble” into the Sunlight! s YURTAIN UP” — on the the stage is gloriously set—at Hahn's! 4 world. Among his plans for the future. (GRANDMOTHER HELD T o g o IN GIRL'S POISON CASE The few reptiles now exhibited are | only a small proportion of those which i i : o e ebtanen if chere were room, | Folice Charge Figs Sent by Mrs There is no insect collection, and Guida to Grandchild Con- tained Deadly Drug. White Kidskin White Buckskin White Reignskin and Combinations MAYER & CO. Seventh St. Bet. DB E. Bumstead “To children an angel of mercr ormSyrup. " When di re followed IT NEVER FAILS. nd enormous cost of SAN- Dr. Mann is a specialist on insects, particularly ants. The greatest attraction at the park at present are the three baby t. 1 now being weaned and getting their | special Dispatch to The Star. first taste of meat, and the baby| MQOUNT VERNON, N. Y., May kangaroo, carried about in its moth- | Mrs. Angelina Guida, 67, was released er’s pouch. in $3,000 bail today for examination A plan has been perfected for feed-|june 1 on a charge of having put the pair of Kkiwis, almost extinct | pojson in figs sent to her granddaugh- - Zealand birds. Meat is buried |ter, Miss Fanny Leone, 21 n of earth, entirely concealed, | Miss Leone, who ate the alleged hirds thrust for it with their | poisone 5 May 19, was iin; the hess That is their natural way of | pital one Sho) ix ewiertere | exploring in the soil for | arrested when Dr. | worms, and they will not take 1A analyst at Bellevue | merely thrown on the sufrace where | Hospita Kk City, reported the | they can see it rce of the po i in several figs | . to the youn WAR VOYAGERS TO MEET Stood sizty . 50e Est. O. A. Voorhees, M. D., Fhiladelphia. { " AR he LEONARD'S ECONOMIC REFRIGERATOR Seamless Porcelain Lined imother. pone is the dest of six chil- X months a; Angelo leone, her father, divorced his wife on statu- tory grounds and won the custody of the children. The divorced wife svent | to live with her mother, Mrs. Guida, and Miss Leone hecame her father's A group of housekeeper n. Pershing Police Capt. Silverstein and Lieut. when he sailed for Furope on the Mattes sav Mrs. Guida conceived the | White Star liner Baltic, May 25, 1917, |idea Miss Leone was trying to keep| will meet at dinner at the Metropoli- | her father and mother apart tan Club, Washington. next Thurs- Miss Leone said she “would let mat- day night, to ferm the Balt Associa- ters take their eourse.” Her father tion of Men and Officers who accom- | yefused to talk to reporters. panied Gen. Pershing Mrs. Guida is the innocent vietim | The zeneral will attend. and Capt.|of vicious spite,” said Frank A. Sa- Finch, then in command of the Baltic, | porito, her attorney. be present. He is on his way| When Mrs. Guida was released to- from Liverpool day on $3,000 bail the amount was The association desires to get in|raised by friends. The technical touch with all who made the voyage. | charge against her is “wilful poisoning | Many who have not been found are|of food.” | asked to get in touch with Maj. S. T. Hubbard, jr., of 44 Beaver street, this city, or Lieut. Col. Raymond W. Briggs, general staff, Washington. so that invitations may be fm'warnledl n, St s . by her g | Baltic Association Proposed for Those Who Sailed With Pershing. Special Dispatch to The NEW YORK, May men who accompanied G Same Ref:igerator White Enamel Lined 0 Lha Tas 75 1bs. Ice 539.75 100 1bs. Ice 349.75 Glistening one-piece porce- LEAGUE COUNCIL JUNE 8. - Austria Is Informed of Economic Lion Cubs Raised by Dog. Correspondence of the Associated Press. | | Conditions Probe. GENEVA, May 23 (#).—The next council of the League of Nations will of Senta, |pa convoked at Geneva, June 8 the prize of the Berlin Zoo,| “phe jeague has informed Austria has been intrusted to a Great Dane.!ip,i the league council has approved | The cubs upon their birth immediately | jis recent petition for the appoint were taken from Senta, who showed |ment of expert economists to inquire a disposition to kill them into economic conditions in Austria. | The f er dog mother s them carefully to the great of hun- | dreds of children who are watchi the development of the playful you lons. BERLIN 4.—The of three cub offspring May lions, lioness lain lining, snow white, with rounded corners; rchless bread hs easy to clean. z|for diabetic patients in a New | hospital. CLOSING OUT || Our Wall Paper and Paints Dept. Everything must { be sold by June 1, 1925 Wall Paper| been perfected York A remarkable value. Golden oak finish. Takes cake of of tioned. 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