Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1927, Page 19

Political Writer Dead. SAN FRANCISCO, Sugar Prices Rising. The Department of Agriculture in a statement today said that “the trend of sugar prices seems to be toward| higher lev It added that “world sugar production for the current sea son is below that of last year, and consumption is apparently increas. ing.” The 1926-27 world sugar crop was estimated by the department at | 25,800,000 short tons, or 1,662,000 short { tons below that of last season D;aths R;:p(;rted. been repo Tast —Four of the laigest coal cnnmumes‘[:vnernl upward revision of wages in In this district have announced they | the bituminous fields. will revert back to the wage m‘,,; The companies posting notice of the o » the Berwind-White Coal| s 60, |in effect prior to the increase granted |Cut are it 5 -oal|—C. M. Jackson, 60, Johnstown Bection Reduce Scale.|November 1, when heavy dem i o Lae 1y i nd, due | coa]l Co. and the Consolidation Coal JOHNSTOWN, Pa., February 3 (). used a!Co. All operate non-union vesterday Births Reported. | increasingly impor autographed scores which are in the followine ion of the music division of th e Health ry of Congres: : O i s ive novelty 1 described in the pra shic poem. It was first shington in January, 1924, the SOCIETY hirthe Departme been reported D the last 24 February 3 (#). political writer ancisco Bulletin, died Four of Largest Companies in a l\mm\(‘un. y. | E. Rudden (Continued from Eighteenth Page) Rud Robert W h coal strik James N ward E. Donn, chairman of the archi- tectural _advisory x those maki Mrs. F. Ga Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hull, Charles Hammet!, Miss Belle T ley, Mrs. Belle Blakeley, Branscombe, Miss Julia C Gantt, as played b phony © Orchestra, v Frederick S Stock, guest conductor. It is a bril Frederick liant, scintillating thing, almost a sar ure, vet frequently as suming only a modernistic cloak for sincere romanticism s Lawrence | Gilman remarked in his notes on this vk for the Philadeiphia progr: d virtuosity which M M. Devine, hei, girl a Folsom, girl. beth Al Thomas, girl Venice darling, ASTER) ceived AK has just re- new Though we shiver in Feb- sports I ruary winds, Spring has come 0. girl | girl | : ot Bkt [ The tollowing deatns nave expended upon this metamorpho Eitzavern Batier. vos | to "the ‘Health Department in the as da s the s he I Julia Dyson, girl nation of the old Viennese idioms of B owine) ! E and Lanner, extraordina ] Ric 4 Marriage Licenses. o w and Catherine Kart M models in knitted jersey— the sort of thing that women are wearing ola 2 ~ - . to Connecticut Avenue again —Spring flowers in the flor- ists’ windows—Spring gowns in Paris for There is one model which comes in Hos- luncheon and tea. OU know the diff- { culty I have al- ways had with my supposed “permanent waves," which proved anything but per- manent. Finally I have found a wave that lasts—put in by Miss Florence Brook, Miss Ma o oo s Saunders. Miss FE mond, Miss E. Kennsett Jessie Lane. Miss Mary a Root Rhodes, Mrs. Ellen Spe v, Mr. R. MoKelway, Mrs. min McKelway, Dr. Thomas J. Hower ton, Miss Mary Linton and Miss Flor ence L. Chamber and hats in the smart shops. NANCI antion, its gusto, its im; mutation of v | rm he has neither | forgotten nor obscul But this 1s only half of the ement. ‘La alse,’ despite its ifer. 35, Provid Havenner, b4 1 Zirkle, G4 Hefferman, Wilson turquoise, gray and beige— them Nanci sent you.” 95. G with silver insertions and a M. Thompson of this city 88, Little Sis L. Jones of Philadelphia » and Lillian P. H. Seitz v 4 thews and Pansy Wi John C. Holt orothy E. 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And filmy crepe de chene for possible par- loon’ MPHONY OR- RA. interpretation of Kre: " and Bohm's “Perpetual Motion, while George Thompson, pianist, played “Old Vienna” and Delibes-Dohnany * Helen Howisor waltz song from 2omeo et Juliette” and_“Tw by Glen and Gretchen Hood, soprano, present- | ed Lohr's “Rose of My Heart” and the afternocon Mr. Koussevitzky had |Jacobi’s “Ca ections his orchestra rise to acknowledge the [ by Florence found applause. high favor wi Oddly enough, although Handel and | venile interpre Schumann were on the program, it |Wwell received. ¥ vas a_work by ultra-modernist, | Ist, played Hasselman Serge Prokofieff, which won the real |V and Poenit ovation of the afternoon. It wasn't vashington Qu one of Mr cofiefl’s more hectic absence of Mary pieces, but his 1" Symphony. , which is a delightfully clever ed example of musical writ- some”exquisite melodi especially in the larghetto and gavotta movements, As Fellx Borowski, an other v composer, is quoted in the n “The composer’s idea in is work was to catch the s Mozart and to put down which, if he were living now, might put into h Pro- | especially well liked kofleff seems to have achieved this ad- - mirably in atmosphere and tone, if not r Di in actual content. The “Classical| Ludlow Brownell, Author, Dies. ssevitzky; Ru ductor, brought that adn ymphony Orches ained its supremacy sian con- able organi ties and afternoons. g . sang the vesterday for the first concert of the current seacon. A capacity audien e showed marked enthusiasm over the ‘well balanred program. Twice duris ! O - & M 1307 Connecticut Avenue Washington, D. 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