Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1926, Page 22

ADOFREALTORS | | [temten rame Py OFFERED DISTRICT Schick Says Appravsal Board Will Survey Land Needed for Public Uses. | the tion of € that Taking up the st vation Counsel 8 The St Pat their annual week at i morrow n oll re of local | life of t entitled with Lenten anizatio The new religious pl snt: thier at ( INDAY LENT DRAMA TO OPEN TOMORROW EVENING St. Patrick’s Players’ Presentation of Bible Theme to Aid Mis- sion Churches. a for one Haull, beginning- to the active operation and sapport of more than a co- John, Costello Post of the American Legion and a number of fraternal organizations. To Aid Mission Churches. "The' entire receipts will.be given to | the mission churches of nearby Vir- ginia and Maryland. In addition to | the organizations a group of more | than 100 patrons and patroness | engaged seats, special mating Il be held on y The full dress rehearsal | will be given in Carroll Hall this after- on the teaching I s School and in- | vited guest The V| lellm wlill enlist the full act- ing strength of the St. Patrick Players 10 | hesides the services of a large cast of nge Leading roles telle Murray., Hul STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MARCH 14 Priddy, Agnes Leon and Marcela Dev- ereaux. The music of “The Vision” will be under the direction of Arthur Mc- Creight, assisted by Loretta Lynch and Mary Lally. All of the scenery and sets have been built by the pro- duction department of the players under the direction of John Morrison apd John Meany. Madeline Baker has designed and directed the making of 135 costumes used for the char- acters. The general supervision will devolve upon Rev. Francis J. Hurney, founder and, director of the St. Patrick Players. At the conclusion of the Washing- ton performances Saturday night the production will be taken to Baltimore for two performances in the Audi- torlum Theater for the henefit of the archdiocesan charities. On Saturday, March 27, the play will be presented PART 1 LOVES HOUSEWORK AT 90. Winchester, Va., Woman Takes First Holiday to Celebrate. Spocial Dispatch to The Star. ° WINCHESTER, Va., March 13.— Miss Rachel Teawalt has been house- keeping 76 years, and still is in love with her work, she told friends a day or two ago at a luncheon given in her honor at the home of Mrs. Laura Bates, when she celebrated her nine- tleth birthday anniversary. It was the first holiday taken in a long time. Miss Teawalt began housekeeping when she was | She enjoys robust health and read the dafly papers without the aid uf| spectacles. She has spent her Hfe| within 16 miles of Cedar Creek. She | was keeping house there during the | dark days of the Civil War, and was she had You should see it EMPTY ITSELF! ‘There's not even a drain on the Dun- ham WHIRLDRY Washer — dnains tequire pails, or buckets, or over- sized pans plus strong arms and plenty of pluck ‘The WHIRLDRY at Norfolk, Va., for two performances at the Academy of Music in that eity (st | nted Tor the st time i Rev, Johin 1% the author of the pls Teen pit into dramatic and Victor Kerner, a = aceds no strong arms, pails or pluck. It needs no expen- sive syphon, ejector or plumbing con- nectlon. It empties itself —at a touch of 2 button. Washington iteal ¥ in placing the nis Connell, in eyewitness to much fighting. Joseph Rly, | | gan, Orme’ Libh Helen Ault, M | Roehrle, Dorothy Mary St. John, ke. Others In. Cast, isting will be Patri Heil, Hugh Ale sis, James Halti- Carmen DI Marco, th Cain, lulflen wiley, enevieve More: Helen Haltigan, value on el proper . Latke ¥ hy the | hsno. ecutive sec- | G h has o atn] - v York dire 1l in its power to be of| st Rev. Mic hie Distrl bishop of Baltimoie ot oa e bk liding the ticket sale 1 of both the District Govern- | ‘:,‘::;r'\‘!;: e Amerlea, and the property cwners, and ek i the board would de all in its o 4 “that the taspavers and S | gun, Joseph Cox, ¢ S the Sod | Dowd, Antoinette s Nawier s n, Helen Gianoly, [ pari nd, Boots Misswell, e | ans and auxil v lared ifeil, Ruth’ ulia Owens and Helen would 1J. 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