Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1927, Page 21

SURPRISES LISTED FOR “BAL BOREME” Arts Club Affair Monday Will!| Include Host of Un- usual Features. | v - 1 A : ‘ v | A - I ol : , il o ki, { ) : ; | = —L ,__—' ek 'And dance in jov at Bal Boheme with me Ah, that were adise enow. forsooth . 4 | Moves on_ard feaves it to your wit % 3 \ i % : | & ~ To see n your Chance to spurn your THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 9, 1927—PART 1. . And at't to play abvut a bit So runs the “Rubaiyat Bal Ilu-‘ i o ° Y ’ heme,” the attractive invitation now b b | attend the fourth annual ball of the , . fu | Arts Club of the National Capital, to | - % 4 e 5 be held Monday night, January 4 . 4 i The first week of our tremendous January furniture sale broke all previous records for volume, crowds and values. ot e : 1 Now for the second great week, with fine high-grade furniture at prices that will amaze you because they are so low. Reduc- Club members h: > been engaged in 4 3 D e e | e . L . . tions average from 159%, to 409, and the terms of payment will be made to suit your own individual purse. liant carnival occasions ever hnown | 5 I NS, e oo evnts| Pt S SRR L A Storage Any One of These Suites Delivered for Open an for the ball comprise series of de tached divertissements of a colorful = 4 8 I nature. e Bal Boheme is to be a w, wife of Comdr. H. R. d Miss Howe, daughter of F . t representation of a students’ carnival al Howe, members of the Amer mission to Peru, photo- ree Easy Quality A ccoun in Paris, climaxing in a Fete Foraine, | €raphed at one of the nbos™ or inns on the Pichis trail, a seven-day mule- i the detaile of which are being kept a | back journey between erced, head of rail and motor transport on the If you do not need your Weekly Furniture secret, although it has leaked out | West Coast and Puerto Bermudez, head of river transport on the Pachitea, ||| furniture immediately, yet oF Withi that it has to do with a circus, or | Veayall Amazon River system. Mrs. Grow and Miss Howe arrived n || wish to take advantage 31 the 1thin ik i ade, but certainly Peru recently after having accompanied Comdr. Grow’s expedition to || special prices quoted during e e Iquitos and return, approximately at two months' journey by rail, motor, ||l this sale we will be glad o Monthly the It will be v brief, and will be | muleback, canoe and river ste Both ladies came through unscathed. store your purchase without Terms Reach savings that fill every foor preceded by other “diversions’ equa'- | extra charge for dalivery P during this great sale. You o Iy brief, albeit lovely, in order that | i | » o o the dancing may go on, unhindered | later. Now is the time to on ':" s el heu-h, St | from the hour of 9:30 until 3 o'clock. i anticipate your needs! Balance Every One an pay for any purchase later, The entrance of the floor commit | as convenient. i arrayed in their splendid uni- | e ey el S } | | 9-Piece Walnul-Finis.hed A i fameuon - Wasnington, i | Pfll TS m ]UNEAU U S ]AZZ []N AIR Bedroom Suite . bhe one of the opening features of the | ball. Then later will come the debu. tantes, appropriately clad, followed e Tenerniot - vers | Treasurer of ~ $1,000,000| Forbids Entry of Records |/} brief and snappy. Then the McKin- y o i o ; ley Dncers, in “Le Reve aorient” | Corporation, Now in Diffi- | Containing Similar Pieces. Writer Outwits Official. a bright number full of action and A small deposit will open an account for you and give you an opportunity to take ad- vantage of the many super- beautifully costumed 5 ] The ball committee, headed by G. A. culties, Is Arraigned. Lyon, announces that Gari Melchers, one of the leading artists in this coun: try, has accepted the invitation 10 act | By the Associated Press A O e | 8s chairman of the committee of three | " CHICAGO, January S.—Search for| MOSCOW. January $.—“Bourgeois|| , judges of costumes worn at the ball. | G 1. Meeker, recently ousted head of | music, unfit for proletarian society,” = 1 : 3 : y ; ; : . three prizes to be given for the most | the Common Wealth Reserve Fund, a |is the description of the Soviet au- || / * g Bt Bk R i artistic, the most original and the |g] 000,000 corporation, d by the | thorities for American jazz. / 2 ) Wl v most amusing garb. .| State’s attorney’s assistants to have| Recently the fox trot, shimmy and i /i 3 3 . omy ; For the convenience of ball guests | yisibhle assets of less than $100 after |other American dances were banned - A : - erating just a few of our who may not have come in carnival Imore than $600.000 was realized from |in Russia, and now the authorities | S . e e attire, arrangements have been made | tho sale of stock, pointed tonight to- | have forbidden entry into the country ! ] a 1 ¢ whereby articles of fancy dress may | (oo yyne, SO0E POl of phonograph records from the || ; 2 — be obtained at a small fee upon en- | “August F. Beese, Chicago hardware | United States containing fox trots, ' i A o s isiareet i dealer. who invested $1.200 in the | Charlestons and similar pieces. - = = ' fund, expressed willingness to sign a| These dances likewise cannot be || - / 4 : - y e - l i 9x12 Fringed 32 4% | | { i i | Washington in- the Bal “*‘hl““’(‘“‘:“‘“‘ complaint against Meeker, and said |broadcast from Russian radio sta- || committee has placed ball tickets at | pa¢ another stockholder recalled that | tions. When European stations are || Velvet Rugs 9x12 Axminster 33250 $3 each, including supper, on sale at|g,mq time ago Meeker's mother came | heard broadcasting jazz, or what | l the Talbert Ticket Bureays, at the|from juneau to visit him passes for jazz, the local radio plants | /§i i ‘ i s : ! R Rugs and the Club St. Mark. A few boXes|y\,ncouver, British C : -k-| them out by setting up the weird || = . | g are still to be had of Mrs. Fulton|2000ure’ British Columbla, | Faucouy iscords of & “at concert |}l Conatsting of targe. well fin- I~ = | 27-in. Brussels 98 Club. & virtually destitute. | Holds Up Records. | nier, full size Simmons metal = . ¢ C | oy~ * e C. C. Woodmansee, vice president| An interesting story of how an bed, restful m , = lece roe er 8 u1 es 27-in. Velvet $4.98 MMERCE CHAMBER |ind ireasurer of the concer o | American. cotrespondont who came to ||}l spring, rocker, chair and two Regs 1 arraigned_in Police Court today Moscow this'week fooled ohe frontier pillows. . 2 With Bed-Davenport in Velour Willard, the Mayflower, the Carlton|‘Meeyer last was heard from in|immediately dotheir worst to drown Lewis, chairman of boxes, at the Arts | (0 T (00 G0 > ol ished dresser, beautiful chiffo- Rugs held on $10,000 bonds charged with|guard shows that the meaning of the Pay A Little Each Week pay a Little Each Week line this month. Kroehleg Beds are doubly useful, saving space and B : today expressed the intention to take | trots, the customs man said regret- . . rent. A settee during the day and bed at night. The one shown for Annual Business Session. | 0™y (N oot o eing Meeker with | fully, “These are prohibited in the 2 with Davenport Table and Lamp at the speeial price. It was upon complaint of Clinton |discovered he had a dozen records in || 3.Bumer Gas Stove ing Chairs are in and we are offering unusual values in the entire ; # Hanson of Chicago that Woodmarisee | his baggage. Long List of Candidates Offered |\ ™ir coteq vesterday, and Hanson | Examining the labels on the fox EI.ECTION NEXT WEEK conspiracy fo operate a_confidence |word “Charleston” is not generally game. He will have a hearing Jan-|known. When the American arrived at | I/ Our new Fall styles in Kroehler Dav s 3 Match- I I v Uary 22 Ine Trgntie. the Sumiois Thagestes 1 all styles in Kroehler Davenport Beds and Match 39 B“qflet at Later Date. the same offense. Soviet Union.” Realizin argument $hey - Woodmansee insisted today that he | would be futile, the correspondent re- - 13. —_— and the others of the company had plied dejectedly, “Very well.” Then Bk $10.00 Cash, Balance Easy Terms e a | Sought to save it, but that they had |the inspector took up the package of e A e s e v, oo © | ailed to obtain Meeker’s co-operation. | “Charleston” disks and ‘after ponder- ol mrnie long list of candidates will be held by |ing over the word “Charleston” for || 3 B nt A isioin e i the Washington Chamber of Com- several minutes asked the American, . merce January 18, at the'annual meet.| JARYLAND TRAINING “What does Charleston mean?” § Qne, opoker ing of the full membership of the chamber at the Willard Hotel. CAMP IS INSPECTED SN bt S PR i Incumbents whose terms expire at | special Dispatch to The Sta “Oh, that's a new form of Ameri- that time are: Martin A. Leese, prest | "FREDERICK, _|can light operatic music,” was the || Pay Weekly ent; Ivan C. Weld, first vice presi: o eain. | response. dent: Charles W. Darr. second vics | TheCgon Of 118 $100,000 Summer tral. | ™58 ccical music?” queried the || president; W. McK. Stowell, treasurer: | o yged for the first time next Sum- | guileless inspector. | Chapin Brown, general counsel. and | mer for the teining of - “Yes,” rejoined. the correspondent the following members of the board of | men, was made tea halti i directors: Ross P. Andrews, Dr. Lewis | A0 ofioors of the Jet Infant @ | "“Well, you may take them; we have , William | Jand Nationsl Guard. Abeuc 30 ot | 10 objection to real classical music M. Dove, ] rt, Jerome Fan- | cars participated in the conferences, | ke this.” As @ further concession ciulli, G. Manson Foote, Frank S.|a dinner was giver Mst night. for. | the inspector said: “No duty payable.” Hight, Rudolph Jose and Walter V.|jowed by & dance. Conference dis.| The triumphant journalist now is Shipley. cussions ineluded regimental athletics, | believed to have the only Charleston || Mr. Leese will deliver the annual ad- | clothing allowance for enlisted men, | '¢cords in all Russia. His room in dress of the chamber president and | armory training tests. communits yee | Moscow is the rendezvous for Ameri- 3 | other features of the program are be- | of armordes, Surplos paper work. new | cans who are oblivious to the exist. || . . % ingr;‘irmnsm‘- 4 £ the Chamber | EF°Vsions to qualify company officers | Ing ban on American dflf;cefl‘-h g . pr e annual banquet of the Chamber | for armory drill pay, camp program, ¢ fling their legs to the lively || i g | or s Yaneuc o g Conmver | Fo” ety "o e | e B ~ This Bedroom Suite as Illustrated Above :{,.;"mhfl'\{;*l’:@“fli:‘:‘“?r Hnigfi Dl‘f-‘camp, fitting recruits’ shoes by ser. = | b ewis, president o non-c ssione 3 i d i e et inctan Or ot oot Teaiiser e it | i e reentanomoute | COMPLETE WITH THE FOLLOWING be toastmaster, and other details are | gible lists and inspection of compan: d sufficient money to make pur- || DRESSER PENCH being planned. propert: of car: | 257 OFF GO PR SPRING $ i : 1 On Kroehler LARGE VANITY MATTRESS T ; Davenport Suites CEIBIK aElE e Kitchen Cabinet Droop & Sons Co. 1300 G Street $98.00 Suite now $73.50 Can be had with Chifforcbe, $15.00 extra $10.00 Cash, Balance Easy Terms $125.00 Suite now $93.75 $ 75 e I $165.00 Overstuffed Suite . - . - 3 22. i $123.75 == , i fIl 4 Sample Suites, were $250 : g e | | st ey K A\ wonderful time and labor [ Choice at $169.00 2 3 I 3 z saver. With plenty of working | 5 Sample Suites up to $350 7 R 3| - £ Y space, roomy drawers and com- € | partments O $198.00 et ~ Pay Weekly Exceptional values; no more My, K Pay Weekly at this price. ! Simmons Day Bed G " With cretonne-covered pad, 4 complete, Desires to Number You \mong Its Patrons = o = ; ===-J' . : Here and there we are burdened This Handsome Complete Dlmng Room Smte ;‘::alel:ef:;:nusl:: with a “reputation” for “High Prices.” | ¢ N Must be seen to be appreciated. Made of Walnut Veneer and 2 This is not true in any sense, for. as a | g Gumwood. Includes large size buffet, china closet, oblong exten- STt A S L matter of fact, no firm in this country sion table with leaves, serving cabinet, 5 side and 1 armchair; all in ALTcled: Culiie s et genuine leather. Sells at Lower Prices : $10.00 Cash, Balonce tc Suit Your Income f $].Ofi PAY $1.00 CASH —awhen quality of standard, guaranteed products is considered. 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