Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1926, Page 22

| ! PALESTINE APPEAL TEAMS AR LISTED, Members Meet Tonight to Get; Instructions on Canvass- | ing City. | With approximately $5.000 raised bet ' mpaign was officialiy sday, workers in the Appeal drive will | at the Jewish Com to get final instruc their leaders on canvassing launche United A\t the meeting tonight, Louis K. Spiewler. chairman of the men's divi - nd Rabbi Adolph 1 preside. address of Baltimore will iz is a complete list of in the drive, listed under | team captains \Ipher's team Cohen, Mrs, Maurice Rosenbers tre. Willlam re. Mrs. Norman K m of Mrs. Edward (voper H. Wolfe—Mrs. M. Bernr M. Clepatch, 1. Glushak. Mrs, S, Goldberg Lazerow, Spigelman Wolfe Louis Lur Mrs. Cha 5 Weinbers and Mrs. Charles Gordon. Mys. Jacob Heckman's team-—Mrs. M. silverman, Mrs 5 M. J pan, Mrs. 1. Ginsburg, Mrs. A . Brotman, Felstein, M J. Himmelf: Himmelfarh, Mrs. L. S Irs. J. Livingston, Mrs. M. Rat ner. Mrs, Henry Sokolove g M. stein. Mrs. . Wallace, 2 min Weinberg and Mrs. J 5 Mrs, Maurice Narcissenfeld's team. Sumenthal, Mrs. Wil Mre, Sam Korman. M one. Mrs. Sam_ Narcissen Teid, Mrs, Bdward Ostrow, Mrs, Genj min Ourisman, Mrs. J. Panitz, Mrs. \lex Rosenblum. Mirs. Louis Rosen thal, Mrs. William Sacks, s. Phil Jip Mandeil, Mrs. AL I3 F , Mrs man. Mrs. Willlam Kraft, Rothstein and Mrs. Wil- team—Mrs. S. Biron, Mrs. M. B , Mrs. M Kluft, Mrs. 1 Rubin, Schuster, hefferman, Young Samuel Mrs Jack Rubin, Mrs piro, Mrs. Al § Mrs. L Pilzer's team—Mrs. Friedman, Mrs. H. Goldman . Mrs. A. Cohen, Mrs. '( e Jacobs Krupsaw, | Luch Rumerman, Freedman. Mrs. 1 Miss Ida Koblin a Rhoade's team Dorothy € Jeanne K1 Miss Molly O Lillian ind Miss M. Wecksler's team Alpert, Mrs, M. Goldman, Heeker. Mrs. Louis Noviek, Mrs. B. Wolfe, Mrw, s Mrs, 4 Poms and Mrs. F. Men's Team Named. ard Danzansky's team—AM. . Baron, L. 1. Greenbers, H. s, N Pe A. Leonard, . Salus, J. R. Seiis and Jacob Poale Zion-Labor team—Zolman Henkin, captain; Samuel Alpher, Dr. J. Davidson, M. Freilicoff, S. A. Golden, D). Keiskin, L. Katzman, Morris Lean, D. Lazaross, H. Plot- nick, William Tash, S. Weber and Dr. Max Phillips, k's team—M. Clay- ohen, B. Garfinkle, Leibsohn, S. Rod, Rosenfeld, M. S. Wecksler and emiah W Nathan P! ‘s team--Benjamin Rach Wi Halam, Dr. J. T, Loeb, Sam Biron, L. Cohen, H. vans and teerman. John M. Safer’s team Abramson, Julivs Eanet, Freedman, D. Herzmark Lenkin, A. Lachs and Louis Nathan Samuel A. L. ] and Leopold F Abe Schefferman’s Fenik, William Mazo, blum, Moe Offenherg Nordan Zion Club team--D. H. Al pher. captain, Jack Roberts, Max ijorenstein, B. Henkin, Milton Gar- finkle, David Burke, Carl Licherman, Vietor Perlmutter, R. T. Tarstsky and Mrs. Violet Wool, Mrs. H. Gold stein, Mrs Finger, Miss Members of & committes or one-man Levi H. David, Jacob Heckman, Dr. | W. A, H : hfield, team La J. Loeb, | Rhoade, Rabbi | J. B. Shapiro, 5. 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Dr. Abhot of Smithsonian Expected Edward, Rosen. | | TIP'ON LONDON FASHION. Smart Gowns Must Have Dash of Greek or Hungarian. LONDON, April 24 (‘?). Teally smart Spring gowns must have a dash of Greek or Hungarian in them, exclusive modistes of the West End declare. Margaret Bannerman, and many other smart actr s, who have ap- peared in recent new productions in London, have set the pace for other women, and attractive actresses have worn gowns which showed either the Greek or Hungarian influence in their trimmings. Touch { e 4 from eek models and imitations of an peasant needlework with ny bright colors have been very generally adapted to late models. OF BLOSSOM FETE Winchester for Ceremonies May 4-5. WINCHESTER sponding to the director-zeneral more of committees met today for action on ails of the apple blossom festival n ards in the district will be in full b the first date -{ of the festiv Al apple trees, it was pointed out not blos: the same time. Such early varities as Grimes’ Golden and . an may be out by Sund ¥ 2. Then will fol low such tree the Ben Winesaps. and lastly the perials, There is rarely more than two or three days’ difference Yorks form the bulk of production in the country around Winchester, being about 50 per cent of the total output, but a dozen or wore other varieties are grown in the various counties. Usually the hlossoms remain on the | trees four or five days after hursting. | | GEOPHYSICAL SESSIONS TO BE HELD THIS WEEK to Return From Trip Abroad for Meeting Here. | The American Geophysical Societ will hold its seventh annual meett here Thursday and Friday. The gen- eral meeting of the union will be held Friday in the building of the Nation Academy of = Sciences v-fi ind B stree although separate | meetings of the several sections of | the organization will be held both | days. After a_business sess reports of officers and men and elect officers meeting will conduct a symposium on | onstitution of the ssion follos nithsonian | an of the section of meteorology, is expected 1o | return to Washinzton from his trip | nuthern / and A in time side at the m of that sec e Mer the servatory for study of the solar con. | stant of radiation, for which his trin | was made. %Barber e RATHBONE WILL SPEAK AT K. OF .C. BANQUET St. Patrick's Players to Give Sev- eral Numbers at Entertainment Tomorrow Night. Representative Rathbone of Illinois will be the principal speaker at the twenty-nmth anniversary banquet of the Washington Council, Knights of Columbus, in Rauscher's tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. An elaborate program of entertain- ment has been arranged. Lewls A. Payne has booked several numbers by the St. Patrick’s Players and George O'Connor and Matt Horn will give a special pragram of music. Dr. Leo F. Stock will be toastmas The Grand Knights of Carroll, palding, Potomac and Keane Coun- < and the following Individuals have -epted invitations to attend: Right Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, rec- tor of Catholic University: Rev. Charles A. Lyons, president of George- town ‘University, and Carnelius Ford, president of the Holy Name Unlon. S| of a Hair Dry, Brittle i from Constant The constant curling and waving temanded by present styles in bobbed hair slowly burns the color, luster and very life from the hair, leaving it dry, faded, brittle and full of dandruff; then the hair roots shrink and the hair falls out fast. Since girls just must curl and wave the hair to appear their pret- tiest, try “Danderine” to offsct any bad effects. After the first applica- tion your hair will take on new life and that healthy, youthful luster, be- come incomparably soft, wavy and appear twice as thick and abundant. Ning hair stops and dandruff dis- | ppears. . 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