Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 59

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 13, 1926_PART 2. D, A R ACTIWVITIES |/|_trms=t i I b \ INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN o i Qrer 200,000 Daughters of the Awer- [ dren, Sons and Daughters of the L4 to | public onsored by the 1. 4 R 2 3 SRR Free Automobile Parking . which will be . covi. | T imittee fecls that Il 7 : , R. L, are in Washington for a | has been made during th | > eek N tend meetings | and gratefully acknowledges th i £t R n- | financial assistance given by a num- | | £ 3 e i tennial Commissic jointly with | ber of D. A. R. Chapters . . ® é the Thomas s nia'l\'«lm‘i The meeting at Friendship House sston—hoth commissions heing au- | was quite well attended, and, aside | i fl . lution of Con- |from the usual patriotic exercises, Miss ¥ . F S L L ottt ol e el e i \ . N urniture Established 1861 inens X signing of the I\nr!n—i»wfilnns. which were much en- | ration of Independence.” By a coin-|joved, and Mrs. Constance Goodman, | ; S I . F cldence, the sesquicentennial of the | Siate chaplain, D. . D. A. R. de: 3 P C Street and El th U h l Declaration of Independence falls | lighted with a number of readings. 3 arPCts : even p 0 ’tery upen the centennial of the death of |Refreshments were served, thus 4 3 Thomas Jefferson, who wrote it, and | bringing to a close a pleasant evening. 3 of John Adams, who literally “fought” | The meeting at Peck Memorial for its adoption. ‘hapel was an enjoyable one, patri | otic songs being sung and Mrs. Har- o I The Judge apter held its | riet Hawley lLocher not only fur- I last meeting for the season Tuesday |nished a number of reels of moving 3 o shington Golf and ures, hut was present herself and The June meeting is ed to the children about some of pictures, which pictures. The 5 i 1e of the country clubs. | Mrs, Locher has furnished, have ; Wl puests are aly the [udded mnch to the A xweethearts. Speeches | presence | 3 3 . and nothing but WiL|uilxo. As 5 o1 i I nliven the hour while en e S e I ~ e bountiful vepast. Dancing | or 1 ‘e held a business meet- | of the chalrm: meeting | e b Developed to meet the requirements of the small home or apartment, it retains all B y ; | the beauty of the periods combined with practicability; charming, dignified, and har- - | nieeting, gave a pleasant greeting. The following committee members were ¥ H L et e i, A S | monious, the grouping is decoratively correct, and invitingly livable. nd. Mrs. UUpton and Mrs. Fuller, | X rs. Harmon, Vietory Chapter, was | BTl | Al e et e e Dining Room Furniture Porch and Garden Furniture A AVeaver, 16146 | IR A pl el Afiche | enden street, Chevy Chase. e fegent, Mra, Fred L. Vol | v Psbiincacionin il Walnut and Gum Ten-piece Suite, 66-inch Buffet and Three-piece Fiber Suite—Settee, Chair, Rocker—up- ded | Emily Nels pter met Monday | o gulat lexevcines; vaporta{atithe home ¢ Weanter W Ticks. | : 8-foot Extension Table, chair seats upholstered in holstered striped material, loose spring cushions, < and commitiees were given:| The business meeting was followed + Lee, chairman of the ways by the annual election of officers for —_— ] tapestry, cane back inserts. e .. .$259.00 $53.00 mmittee, reported the |the coming v par n Soiendid e |t Ainin. L Walnut and Gum Ten-piece Suite, chair seats uphol- Four-piece Genuine Reed Suite—Settee, Chair, Rock- ey o | ot Ciaries. 1. TavIor : YO | stered in tapestry $137.50 er and Center Table—color green decorated, por has g n e § - | Gateleg Table, solid top, gum legs, with drawer, wal- spring cushions upholstered in cretonne. . .$195.00 - e . mut or mahogany, each oo .$20.00 Three-piece Fiber Suite, decorated, loose spring s, color bearer. | el | VRN = . . . : % \ the State ox. | panist, @ punt| | Mahogany-finish Windsor Type Chair cushions, upholstered in cretonne $85.00 he Tk Celebrn, | Yentlon Xo. 4. by B ata in | o ] Breakfast Room Suite, five pieces, olive green deco- Fiber Chair and Rocker, upholstered back and seat, T o [ by Durand. Miss Gladys Cowsill, vio- | : Sl e s e s i srsrsisie s SOROU $19.50 House Bool page to be in the name |Iinist. a pupil of Josef Kaspar, playe ) Flote Divan, for porch or sun room, upholstered all of the regen “Adoration” and *Perpetual Motion.” Jones was elected 1o n | A salad course was served by the T i T YR b All Couch Hammocks Juvenile Couch Hammock, complete with stand and Mrs, V 3arber, a guest. gave B % i i canopy .. RPN SSORMERPOIER | | [ 5 | et e | WILD RUMORS FOLLOW | 1 L Cot;lch, Hfi_mglgcki( he;v% painted duck, covered Seg Grass Rocker ...........ceeeesseommmn..$13.50 ne protected by | J & BANKERS IN EUROPE | : . v e S E HE chains, nig ackK and siaes : Newnard. the vice| e L 8 " ; Couch Hammock, heavy painted canvas, adjustable Map}e H]g}LBacll({ P?rch Rocker. e -« couesen. .35.25 | All Supposed to Be Seeking to Un-| | : i head rest .....$27.00 Maple Porch Rocker s s e ST the chapter with a EE e | b “':r: :::: on Gov- ‘ T . i Couch Hammock, heavy sunfast canvas, adjustable Rustic old H.ickory CRAI < o smmsinss o sovismon s FUBD e : . f head rest .. P IS —C - Rustic Old Hickory Rocker. .. ... ... vecm .. .37.00 PARIS, June 12.—Amevican finan. | &5 e, - f 4 . - warmiy weleomed. | AR e e dectare 1t i s Canvas Rockerless Porch Chair.cc............84.75 Five-foot Green Lawn Bench, all steel frame.....$7.85 tion | longer possible for a banker to bo MRS. WARREN D. WILKIN, ! | atrans-Atlantic steamer in New York Formerly ~Miss Janice R. Keyser, without giving rise to rumors that h ughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T et T il For Summer Cottage - given | on France or some other European |- = cially - sanction ‘the | COURIN | en of finance are un.| Foot Ball Gains in England. | J White Enamel or Old Ivory Large Chest......$22.50 Silver Gray Dresser. ... .......... ... meswmee. 952700 of societies, to | Shimimer months, | doubtedly consulted every time they| LONDON. June 12 (®.—No fewer| | F . e i £l P Tt R i Ser BB ot S|y 20 e et B ] Old IVOrY DIGSSET.. . .« covsmeree e eormme e -§3200 Silver Gray Chiffonier with Mirfor . . .men. . .$20.00 o o antnelal sl it | i s i v rmenits e W o) 3 roory Chiffonder with Mi 28 it oo Sy A Dl | i e (e i e Sl iy e A e bt s ~caamong SR Van Oradel gave & | B8 (00> money upon any one. . |money paid In by the spectators, White Enamel or Old Ivory Chest of Drawers.$21.00 $15.90 Some of them come to buy blooded | which was £204.119, an increase of it the Sons_of the | n at Philadelphia, | cattle or horses, others pick up an-| £18,500 over the previous best season. vited to give " | tiques. others just for fun and rest. =————— r Natlonal| There is an opinfon in quarters I PY ol Al | around the reparation commission b lotion. : ‘Wt | that some of them have an eve on | rl n e ond & lip- | the chance that some day the Ger- man railroad bonds issued as a pledge s from Philadelphia papers prove pings from elphia pap 7 for the payment of reparations may | Alwaya The moat most _inspiring and | i ) ort on the work and|be put on the market, but, like the :E\"I!:':"::'c‘ it g e a2l Clearance Sale of Fine Oriental Rugs remodel- ing. o e, 16 | GELASE0 HAS NEURALGIA. ‘ 1 . T \: | Producer So Il He Bars Callers| I /3 to 1/2 Reductlon yrsdel, presided. 2 v and the American's Cre at Atlantic City Hotel. national chaplain, Mre. Perry v - i & . . . M. Railev, the minutes of the | ATLANTIC CITY, June 12 wr.T Ch R P 5 H d S tt R I“QZT"“m“\fi;‘f,f".lo'n‘,‘ml'i' :e.'-?«:mr, ::'m;ll;l tf‘f:fisf:fl'&fl:f&fl{)fl)flufu; lnese ugs erslan amd an Ca er ugs i wae feliawed by the report of the |able to see callers in his hotel suite - T e i ‘secretary, Mrs, | here. He became iIl last week, when Stze Grage Sale Price Sive Gentie Sale Prico (Sizes Averaging 3.6x5.6) Sale Price e L sl | Auceds g4 e has neen i bea doer || ISemen oz sapts, or 9x12 $495:00 = $300.00 8x10 22000 S4T50and S5250 $34.75 $57.50 $39.50 ties and t spointment of 20 presi- | since. Last night he slept very little, Bale Price dents and organizing presidents for - A E A 5 9x12 425.00 340.00 G X 8x10 300.00 $65.00 to $85.00 $45.50 the month of Ma rs. Nose N are, it s meanemoeritha | T e et b 8x12 390.00 250.00 ; mitted during the month of May. DKIO, June 12 i Niore e 8x10 210, Miss Aimee Powell, national ~cor | 300 dwarfed ;:;:}ts?:"d;::}i‘ 2 foot 9x12 465.00 275.00 X .00 H O C l R respondini secrears gave n briet ve | LERL L OF e forent, recenty wers . g 220, andwoven Oriental Rugs Fh P cone % shown to thousends of admiring .00 . . . prinin llr}_‘h;"::\\h.‘:.r‘.:::...;asi?% ey U Ko o 5 9x12 = 500:00 400.00 Lower in pricethan Domestic Rugs The boar kio, § < B, " | 00 Sach. Evergreens are the tree 8x10 466. 276.00 8x9 185.00 9x12, $100.00 8x10,$90.00 6x9, $55.00 .|starvation portions of water and shaped with sticks. fill the v ment of Mr: the newly n e of librarian- . curator. The ol president an. = = = = = 3 c 4 £ Dorothy ¥ Chapter will hwld | i " Boudoir or Desk Lamp, in Spanish Taffeta-Pillows, variouscolors. $5. e The Summer. 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