Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 21

‘ THE EVENING _STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, MARCH 5. 1926. ¥ 1 A WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST “Say It With Flowers T Vi -! Myrtle Standiford and Aiss Lauva | have heen wiser to have started with | PREL ATE TO ADDRESS oo N Winslow. a oup of short works, then given (W) By ASK REFERENDUM [ v reom ona | SO G IETY pofcers o i | Tt oot O Beh | CATHOLIC aLunne GBS (Continued from Page Twenty. arty entertaine st wns can appreciate, and ended worrl IN CHURCH ISSUE | | ) | music ¥ with the ble, Mrs. Le Roy Lincoln Hight and | Mrs. Gladys Calthrop of Londen. Miss | e Jobe. is u founder of the Piastowitack has @l s Woman's Party and Mrs. | fine fone a1l undoubted t econd group of short num | International Federation to Hold | X\ { 1S jhably| One-day Convention in Capi- z Dr. Coale to Be ¥ | ulso scetns able to give comprehemsive tal Tomorrow. Say It With Ours! 77777 | At Benefit This Eve Scott Baker, u member | inte jon of the more subtle and| . 5 | Counctl of _the | ditfieult works. Th are times when | The aunu ‘onvention of the Inter | Miss | his hlindness s probubly respon- | national Federation of Cath Miss | gible for 1 timid, wh er | vet almost immedi poured t Mand Young Mrs. Vlorence b Myrtle (4 ae will open at the New Wil Spring Flower. —carry the messages which words B3 could not express. The soft, sweet. delicate. fragrant blossoms present the evidence of the Spring season in Native Mexican Priests Pro-| ;i N ¥ | Thes . - idith Ainge, pose Vote on Expulsion ; St o : X Seckel nig include Coun A of Alien Brothers. | | Count Alfred Ska tionul « Br the Associated Pre uyne and Mr. 2 = “ 1 Councll of Catholic Women, Grown in our modern hothouses. Beauty EXICO CITY & s | Addittonal patronesses for the series | er M. Louise uf the Catholic L FLOWERS DELIVERED LY Roses on is trude Lyons, Mrs. Patrick [¢f Monday evening concerts at the College, Vincent L. Tooney, Mgy ¥ '»'z'(‘.'.‘\‘1«".’/171'»"\\'1-1({.(“ o Edwgrd A. Vave, international dir organization: Mys, M. Denzinger of Baltime fdent, and Mrs governor of th Miss Louise Pattison, Mrs. | First Congre, | Mrs, Kate K. Briggs, Miss | Mrs. Charl M=, Cleve- | or Miss Marie Easby-Smith | land S Mrs, R. Chind- | j, inie Berliner be | blom, Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph. Mrs 1 Church include |y GUDE &™ 1 | r hostesses this evening. Herbert Lord, Mrs. Ralph Buvuard : | A. 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YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN H — Woods wi on ’ t St City Residents Deplore Low | Reichsbank Heud, Author of *Min- |ins Hero e in I,vilm.nm F a]’ GI €n h ] SOl At tenddioe. | strel's Waltz." Protests Sale. | M Chatled dndemmn, s k BERLIN. Marc Dr. 11j1: | who entertained Wednesday evening £ | ¢ for e Clul Franca » Washington s £ g e e Saturday—The Final Day of Our N Wia tipnal ue of Ameriean Pen | rhe Tadtorin \ the e \-.u'.-“vn m with patien A v B Frauk Gebest. pianist, was | ni atte ) interpretation of ] o N | e guest of honor and vendered @ | his numt nd won in the end with F N o nd delightfnl Saint-s and | eventual silence and attentior i 1 pin program. which wus en- | part of the ajority, at least f 1 it [ ihusiastically received | andience dur his shorter and more . 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