Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1928, Page 11

1578 BAL BOHEME 10 BE MEDIEVAL Elaborate Plans Made for Event January 30—Bril- liant Assembly Expected. Elaborate plans are in preparation to make the 1928 edition of the Bal Roheme of the Arts Club of Washin ton the mast ornate and brill nival art event of the Winter season, The o e dasi i 4_ School last night. Members contend- ecutive organization appointed by the SPECIALTOPAY 4 ed that capital punishment deters Arts Club headed b; i T PURE. serious crime. ’dgcel.eiszmfi gg The assoclation reiterated its stand e / ' in favor of natlonal representation “ C0ATS ?’ for the citizens of the District and; - piRaceopy 22 7 the election of members of the school tend the ball. All the boxes have i / 2 board by popular ballot. been taken alve: r this year, and o e g’ G. M. Koockogey, president of the Mrs. Anne P. Gaynor, chairman of PURE WO : Trinidad Citizens' ~ Association, re- Patr an dboxes, announces BLANKETS quested the Stanton Park group to third of next year's box I indorse lh: Ganqt:’e bill, hrono;i'ng tn-l : d N erection of a modern refuse disposa \‘?\‘snl;effl‘:h:)?:!‘o‘. A /bLeefill:lr% plant to be located at Occoquan, Va. the evening of J SKE Mr. Koockogey stated that the pres. . Gt ent incinerator located in the Trinidad fts ‘inside section is offensive, and under the N type. The Gasque bill this plant would be dis- N S Ftae 4hs ine mantled. The association acted favor- \ not only for the dec tions but al: for the program of the evening. Extensive Preparations. om of the RBal s of decorations g withheld, but are in progress the scenes to | backeround for the motif will be done by members of | Full use of the great | d the height of t £ of the Willard ballrooms will | ade t ar outdoor | effect. This treatment will extend to | the north lobby of the ballroom, which | ne, 1s 1o be thedone entrance to the sce Wat the Bal Boheme, three be awarded 1o the wearers ing costumes. The most inal and the will be judgell appropriate se- with the medieval | of Arts Club members, headed | YEASTand IRON Ve htee prominent A I Against 77,240 in 1926, | in 3 Weeks — or to come to Washington and attend the mes. Other committee are Henry | COURT DECREAE g ? the hall. A special com- | Total of 76,573 in 1927, as| Weight with New Figures Reveal. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT POLICE Gain Pounds of Pay Nothing It we could only show you won- v T [REE BY ITZENS CROL Stanton Park Association Also Opposes Abolition of Capital Punishment. Stanton Park Citizens' Assoclation went on record as opposing the Me- Leod bill, providing for abolition of capital punishment in the District, at the monthly meeting in Peabody ably upon his request. A. H. Gregory, vice president and chairman of the schools committee, reported that work on a new play. | ground adjoining the Peabody School will be commenced in the near future. H. M. Stull, president of the associ ation, esided, MEXICANS PLAN TOUR. MEXICO CITY, January 10 ().— One hundred school teachers and school executives of Mexico will go to California_about the middle of March for a month’s tour, it was announced here by Dr. C. N. Thomas of San Jose, Calif. Dr. Thomas {: director general of the International Council for Edu- cational Progress. Dr. Thomas came to Mexico to in- | vite the Mexican department of edu cation to send a party of Mexican | teachers to California as guests of | | roups of California educators. The purpose of the tour is to cultivate friendship between Mexigo and the | United States, | | { 0. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1928." . Z 2% 72272727 7% . _scoven an siees: | 200T0L s ! drns” o et . Z 2% 1325 F STREET : rown, M.z. L. M. 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