Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1927, Page 16

mittees have already been formed to | Ay g : The 8. A . At the Hoot of the Owl Coffee |perfect details, o well known Wash- 1\‘]"""%]‘3“”"- M:" S‘“’»‘ ;‘; ‘,'r "~ |Founder's Day to B» Marked Coinci- "':"'z' S nish music and 3.:.’.2;?.‘."‘":..?' i Hone el at the. Clubhouse of the | ington artist has volunteered his sery. | Mrs. amson 8. Howell, jr., Mrs . O. Stanley, former Governor of | thenters w ] o : dent With National Meet. e I e (Continued from Fifteenth Page) gue of American Pen Women Fri- i"hli’rgd:;'llnn the setting for the | Breckinridge Long, Mrs. Demarest | Kentucky and former Senator, will O TR T R day, the guest of honor and spea ball, Whici 1 be that of a Spanish | 11,4 Mrs. Brewster Marwick, Mrs.| Coincident with the gathering on :):fl::i?"sn::fi; Other speakers will v y Al 16 v : e 5 1334 Longfeliow street northwest, at |Careme” has aroused immediate en:|Parker Crenshaw, Mrs. James Carroll| FRAT AU B BARGI S T ) SR I Bua, \ ' nry W , chairma 1 Crofts, 1 “R GRAVES FUUND l S( ) ‘ : I E' I Y 8.0'clock this evening. thusiasm in Washington soclety. Com- | wrager, Mrs, Hemry W. Fitch, Mgs. ERNITY TO ?ANQUET. D N e |y s Pank. Coofie Wi . > D)F- . i e, and member: th . T :en! of the Active Chapter seated on Will be Dr. ouis K. Anspacher, the ) it are preparing e ke part aEET | Charles G. Matthews, Mrs. Rushmore | Wednesday of more thun 15,000 mem- | Reprocentytive. Vaiie oot Comeagar Fire Thermometers. er right hand. 2 y . attractive features that are being ar- | P2 . Ze Barn %|bers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Na- | Judge Charles B. Howry, Capt. Wil.| "hen thelr thermometers fail to reg [,,‘}“;{ lum‘]*l'(«ot'; wfiec}'-e- were Ir:lmfl:‘. . r's dramatic record is |ranged. g‘i::'.hm: %fihda.l;dys, i;»: wilam C.{ yjona) Fraternity in groups all over | lam H. Biddle, U A Lieut. Col. |ister men in the Far North can da Objects Dug Up Show Early o ATDha Bt e e Chemnire: L T R e oo il be tvan &, 9:30 arclocke ] Somph (Wealjnipton: the world to celebrate the founding | Cparies” 8. Collior ot ihe Heriok; [{ormine the approximate temperature jects g Up tion here in 1922. The past presidents | The Coffee House talk ls under the |g v evening, Marc .\.,(.‘on, :he box h‘ulder‘s far the event | of n:)% fraternity, March 9, 1836, near. | Waghington University Law Senoe, 2&:"‘:‘:‘:’;& nn::m;‘h !,r:\}mf ‘n“ e 5 . v ;s " el 5 i|arn Countess Szechenyi, Mme. Eken-|ly 100 members of the fraternity in| The -committee in charge of the el ¢ re ap People Lived in Comfort g iss | ) : - 30 orelonk, = Sena 3 Washington will ‘observe the annual | banqust Is compased of Carroll Rad.| amane > 5'° O fteam instesd of Al d; Miss Helen Stout it £ e aa ] nd Mrs. y | 3 2 s Dorothea Storck., M Walte i and | e and Wealth. o e e AR TR . ; pper of strict] A ary Rutheven | ames McManaway, was the TS, te: By the Associated Press. missing past president. She is living | di J Al e y w more Patterson | pr— PHILADELPHIA, March 7.—The |in Roanoke. Va. lo gl 3 ol i o “vunn:l'll and Mrs. Charles Boughton | e £ the joint expedition | During the luncheon presentation g S o 00d. i e of ip award was made to| % y of the British Museum and the |, Marshall, student of the The name of as always be 'h M Mrs. . attern of New Museum of the University of Pennsyl- |uniy etia Bopin cobhet s 4 3 o SO vania to Ur of the Chaldees, the home | mont 3 nnouncement e be A . o 3 . - e the - BORL ~ of Abraham, describes further arch‘eo— - 5 g 7 lo . n, 2 Del A. b A ashington the night Lin- . s in *he work of digg In the December repor 3 Woolley, director of th pedition, told of exploring 180 graves and of * finding valuable articles of personal | adornment. In the January report, | " the director says that more than 400 (R © graves have been found, adding to the | i collection *fresh monuments for (h:( > : n age hitherto unknown. st of the graves in the Mr. Woolley reported, {8 ¢ date 0 B. C. The lowest ~N : ant the earliest must be 500 vears | (A QY o ; Oler and carry us back into a period ) ©of whose history the anclent writers 3 have preserved nothing but a list of \ mythical Kkings, who, each reigning 4 ‘ for hundreds of vears, bridged the |} gulf between the know world and the tlood. Wealth and Comfort Shown. - A nnounCeS t he Open ing 0 f “What strikes one most is the degree of wealth and comfort evinced by the graves. The pottery indeed 18 coarse. but that s precisely be- |8 cause, with better materials to hand, NO .“.i‘mm ash cheap and little re‘{z\x[irdm; ?j@? . o other than the most utilitar ) < burposes, vessels were made of fine | NN} € ew ower an araen ectlon stone, alabaster or colored soapstone, of copper or of silver, and the shapes of these show an astonishing variety and an admirable understanding of {I¥ : : | I orpamental_purosey eliver Tuesday, March Eight—on Fifth Floor AY QI ; and. gold are very common. ‘The lat- 3 ter is sometimes used in the form of thin leaf laid over copper, but ) somatimes ectid and ey, A\t nl . . BT A E N K Of Exceptionally High Quality 3 ound in several graves; gold : D ) : : . ; s Lo s ahapes ate. most| A4 ¥ Plants After months of planning, the New [! - Kashmir, Satin, Flannel, I : mumerous. 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