Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1926, Page 54

BAND CONCERT. At Sylvan Theater, Monument Grounds, tonight at 7:30 o'clock by the United States Marine Band, William H. €antelmann. leader: Taylor Branson, second leader. March, * stitute” Overture, Serenade, CAPITAL PREPARES 10 GREET PRINCE Swedish Royal Party to Reach Washington May 27 of Destiny > Waltz, “Spirit of H"“’", | for Short Visit. | | aumicine atiet, “Drince hdors” | Ruebner larine r‘mp- In .Branson . Wallace “Spring Morning."” Lacome | Grand scenes from * Sulte, 'S Elaborate preparations are heing made hore for the entertainment of | Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and Crown Princess Louise Alexandra and the other members of the roval party | from Sweden during the several davs they will be in the Caphal Ci They are coming primarily to ta part in the ceremonies incident to t dedication of the memorial to !nhn\ Ericsson. designer of the Monitor, | famous ironclad of Civil War days. | May 29 | The royal partv is due here from New York at 5 o'clock on the after-| N Sore 2,2 qelock o e | HARRISON REAPPOINTED. cess will to the Swedish legation. | where thev will make their home | President Puts msmu Man Back during their Washington visit. while the other members of the party will g0 to the Willard Hotel. Among those | President Coolidge in the party will he former Premier appointed Flovd R. 0. von Syvdow. Governor of the Prov (a)* Marche, W ¥ A ae scherza “Angelus nfito. (d) “Fete Boheme." moderato. “The Star Spangled Ranner.” The Marine Band will give a the Sylvan Theater at 7:30 pm. [ " andante soste- allegro on War Finance Body. vesterday re Harrison of the District of Columbia as a director of ince of Gothenbura: N. de Rudebeck. |ihe War Finance Corporation for a court marshal and master of the oin'of four years. household of his roval highness: =i, Harrison prior to his appoint o chief of Stafl: ORCATiment to succeed Frank W. Solbert, ¢ United States Army bupat (G SUCCel Ingineer Corps officer and aide 10 .orporation more than a vear Tresident Coolidge. who is directing | ssistant to the managing dir the trip: Consul General O. Lamm:|the' sarporation. Fritz Henriksson, chief of the press bureau, Swedish foreign office; Dr. R Brilioth. director, American-Swedish | News Exchange. New York: Capt. @osta Asbrink. private secretary. Banquet Is Planned. There will be a banquet on the night | of the day of the unveiling in both the | Resignation of Second Lieut. Flovd grand and small ballrooms of the | Fausett, Coast Artillery Corps, sta. | Willand. In addition to the "‘“-“‘lmnnd on the Panama Canal Zone, has | . For June Weddings Consult Gude's experienced decorators 11212 F st. n.w.—Advertisement. Lieut. Fausett Resigns. party and scores of Scandinavian- | heen accepted by the President. Americans and government officials there will be present John Ericsson. | chief engineer of the city of Chicago, !l the Blank Books need. Step in. WE you and grandson of the memorialized | engineer. The crown prince Is 43 vears old and tn 1305 married the Princess Margaret | of Connaught, a granddaughter of Queen Victoria of Great Britain. She died in 1920, leaving four sons and a daughter. The crown prince married | the present crown princess. Lady Louise Alexandra. a daughter of Prince Louis of Battenburg and Prin cess Victoria of Hesse, Is Student of Archeology. Besides being a.patron of athletics, the crown prince is ah ardent student of archeology and has done consider. able exploration work. He has con ducted many explorations in Sweden and, after a tour of the United States, | will visit China, where he plans to make personal investigations of E. Morrison Paper Co. S A\o MT VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Wharf Dally 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Loneh Connter on Steamer Mt. Vernon.not open on Sundave early history in conjunction with a exploration party whic 4n that country conducti Finest train to PACIFIC NORTHWEST ) he now has such work. NEW ORIENTAL LIMITED Half a continent is ransacked for delicacies to give to the menus on the de luxe diners of the New Oriental Limited. Choice fresh foods from ten Northwest States add zest to your appetite. 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Inger soll, the noted infidell that is offensive to every decent, loyal, self-respecting individual from the South. Just why the War Department would permit this, 60 years after the close nf hos tilities hetween the States, is hard to understand “1 am going to ask that vou have this document removed: not that will injure Gen. Lee or affect place in the history of the world * + % o This document 1o more injure him than Inge: natical attack on the Chri ligion will affect the cause of the church, or distort the course of Chris- | tian_clviliaztion. “But it is shocking to the sensibil ities of the men, women and children of the South to have this disparaging instrument officially placed hefore their eves in that sacred shrine once occupied by that matchless Chr character whose name fis a s household word in every Southern home." “Eat More Sea Food for Your Health’s Sake” Our Friday Specials: Crab Flakes.......60clb. Scallops .........50cb. Live Lobster . .. ...50cIb. 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