Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1926, Page 16

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1926. B O T Ty i e e s o N S e e Ellen Styart, vice chairman; Miss | Hays Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Christmas savings Checks Cashed Harriotte Atkins, Miss Adelaide Doug- | Shelton, Miss Carolyn Longtellow, (Continued from Fifteenth Page) |lass, Miss Marjorie Pell, Miss Anne|Mrs. John F. Pell, Mr. and Mrs. Rob. R g Todd, Miss Ruth Weedon, Miss Eliza- | ert ~McKeever and Mrs. Howard Toyland 4 g 2 obert ” Shores, Mrs. Carlton Van |beth Fries, Miss Caroline Henry, Miss Sutherland. Z N Toy[aml_ \ alkenberg, Mr. Heinrich Mein, Mrs, | Edwina Morrow, Miss Virginia For- 2, O e 7 AZ S vk ughes Oliphant, Mrs. Balthazzar | ward, Miss Maize, Miss Ann South- i 3 m QOur : . d \ in Our eyer, Mrs. W. F. Willoughby, Mrs. | ard Larner, Miss Barbara Hight, Miss Will Hold Meeting. > 3 o Sanemn urniture Store, Store— s | = e G N YR \ 2 Main Floor Across the Vg i s e h (Ui . 'Across the ? ¥ \ » e / . 3 Street” iiichatd Parker Crenshaw, Mrs, Ev- | Lelita Dawson, Miss Frances Larner | o oono1 assoclation of Retired Furniture rard Todd, Mrs. A. Gordon Jones|Gore, Miss Jane Kendall, Miss Cecil| ool ) Employes will hold its : Lester Jones, Miss Norvéll C. Mum- b nd Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe. T e, N erien, "M | monthly meeting in the Grand Army ¢ intocs. | Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Harry S. New, | Sibyl Almond, Miss Frances Linfoot, *irs. James J. Davis, Mrs, Jardine, [ Miss Grace Maud Morgan, Miss Ada - Jrs. Sargent, Mrs. Curtls Wilbur, |G. Dorr, Miss Lorena C. Dorr, Miss Belgium has an airplane ambulance. Irs. Nicholas Longworth, s, | e .~ A e e S ST TR T T T TR UL SOL HERZOG Home of the Budget Plan ire among the patronesses for the ard party, dance and bazaar to be ziven at the Burlington Hotel Satur- lay evening, December 11, for the henefit of the Herald Harbor Union Protestant Church. Mrs. George Fastman is in charge of the tables. A pair of silk hose is the prize which 1as been donated for each table. Dr. Josephine: Baird is chalrman of ar- rangements. Miss Alice Harriman has charge of | ‘s Near East Rellef industries exhi- & R A R T B R B D B N B N R R B O R R R B T N R T BT A Mar’s Christmas Gift! NECKWEAR all boxed, ready to cheer on Christmas morning Silk and Silk- and-Wool $1,00 lay are Mrs. Wark Reid Y iohn T. G. Stapler and Mrs. M. Wallace. The directors of open flelds are giving a reception to Mrs. Avery “oonley of the Progressive Assocta- tion Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock, Carroll Springs, Forest Glen, Md. The Washington Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will hold its monthly Jluncheon tomorrow at the A. A. U. W. Club at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Edward H. 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