Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1928, Page 20

New Business High Graduates to Seek Cmployment Here With the commencement excreisss at Business High School Tuesday. Washington business men will have available a group of highly trained candidates for secrefarial positions. In order to facilitate the cstab- lishment of communication between hese graduates and their possible employers. A regulation “employ- ment bureau” is maintained at Busi- ness High School under the auspices of the Business High Alumni Associ- Through this burcau local need of secretaries, enographers and general office cl may get in immediate touch with applicants AMERCAN LGS CULTURALCOURSE Noted Playwright and Wifcj Announced to Feature Special Program. ¢ Rann Kennedy, distinguished ight. and his wife, Edith Wyn srsity in the play, “The C in the gymnasium auditorium campus, Friday evening, Feb- PN tive employers nts. Talephone to a special calls should be made through Main and to the | 6000 to Branch 335-J charge and is cxpecied A . the drawing card for the, Jargest ance yet filling the large build- 1 occasion is being of- Linen manufacture land are making ta A 2rs. Ke Will be sup- | SPreads of ravon and linen and Mrs Ken il by another . Miss M Gage, and will give the three v of the life of Jesus m stage. which professional I The presentation was ar- v Wil Hutchins, professor of nguished ion. but was his country d with the Ben Greet R. Rathbone. be the prin- classes v at American Uni- d the second of a s who taxed the His subject was h lectured at and at Le- it semester to will return te-Leg Table February Sale Price £0 to New for a conference on religio: held under the auspices of eton Club. Mahogzany fimish; 35248 size. K strest northw Parkinson Keyes, on * World in Verse” She appea spices of the Woman G versity, and the occasion i be a benefit for a scholarship fund for furnishings for the girls’ dor- Facalty Women's Club to Meet. The Facuity Women's Club will meet next Priday evening with Mrs. Paul Kaufman The freshman class is planning a dance to celebrate the opening of the second semester. It will be held Fri- day night, probably in the gymnasium suditonum An strated lecture on the League ns will be presented to the pub- Thursday evening by Prof. W. L. | = | :: E rational Relations Club, the campus. Hugh W. Speer, pres: nt of the club, will preside. Six n initiated into the club ting: Katheryne Sever- ce, Beth Hill, Dorothy Moore, Ra nd Spaeth, Robert Bergman and Rockers February Sale Price In twcotone fin. s 15 ish; eretonne il automobile seat Brown, dean of 2t tea this after- noon at the Womy Residence Hall The guests w friends in edu- Plans are being made for a valen- F llege dining hall, Februa VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MIDYEAR EXERCISES, Margaret Murray Institution An- nounces Commencement for To- morrow Afternoon at 1 0'Clock. Washingtor il ‘hold its midvear commencement exercises at 6 elork wmorrow afternoon in the au [} n P Cook Behonl superintendent of 10 t0 12 Strollers February Sale Price 95 Incafe .,..,,,,,13 finish . LAW COURSE IS ADDED T0 BUSINESS COLLEGE Institution Be a All Layer Felt Mattres February Sale Price Tuternational 1 make, four @ rous of @ starching Wdh. all luyer felt 7th gra Armstrong High School will be held th~ <chool auaitorium at 8 o'cloc day Howard Univ TOE SUNDAY 2770 GRADUATE FROM ARMSTRONG Commencement Exerciscs Will Be Held at High School Tuesday. rencement the the for ents frem night Edward P. Dav deliver tly while Hayden Johnson. me of Education, A. Bennett, school board. will award the diplol to the graduates. of northern Ire- | first assistant supa lecloths and bed- | of schools of divisions 10- will preside another member of the rnet C. Wilkin STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 29, 1998—PART ,1. ship awards to the deserving mrmbrrnl of the class, Rev. J. Henry Jenkins, pronounce the invocation and the bene- diction Class night o were held in the night. The salutatory oy Jones and (he valedictory 10 87 DIPLOMAS Fifty-Throe Will Graduate at Commencement Tomor- row Night. id Touston, prin- | al se ry class was | ae of th len, M Scoit, Mi Holme red Pel- 1, planned the Fifty-throe students of tha Dunbar High School will reecive diplomas of graduati-n in commencemont eserclses [ to b hold in the auditorium of their Davids ham, the ¢ decorations. k tomorrow night Rev | Montlay Joman Ardent Dog Racer. Amo thusias Lady member of the Board * become cn- side at the exer- over greyhound racing s | cf s. William €. MeNeill, also clyde of Seotland, Her | of the board, will Lark. made a credit- Mrs. Mary Chure v o Tudge Robert ‘ntly. Both she and her | detiver th e ad watched the event The craduating ciass held ibs those wie Inc will DUNRAR STUDENTS | | pastor of the Asbury M. E. Church, will | | strol 1 the | rrell. | night” ccirbration In th2 school at 8 o'clock Thursday night, when a pro- gram of speeches and music was pre- sented by the members, Jeannette EDUCATIONAL. Irish laborer, charged recently in a Lon- . 9000000000000000005200 ¢, don Police Court with being drunk and g4 disorderly. The Irishman struggled and fought all the way to the police station, Chase delivered the salutatory address, | thanked by the magistrates, il Hendricison reviewed the class y. Ruth Dick Ellaworth and Parker intoned the n s, voealist ident of the cla 15 vice presiden enior prom was held in the mory | night ies At been cu y untion 5 and the gencral co fusion resulting from the advent of new semester., However, the t. of Spanish in division 10-13, uft-rmoon, diseu th> committe By H L % High Schaol the committer presided Scotchman Pays Man's Fine. Tnsisting that he was mor sible, a Scotchman paid ti report ¢ of airman of v respon- ine of an | of Arm- Efi%fi%flfififlfiflfififififififi!fi!fifibfifi&fiH-'n'.fi&fiEfifififimfifi!fikfikfifitfiifihfifififli&fifikfi%fififi EBRUARY URNITURE These “Example” Reductions Tell the Story of Our February Savings Better Than Iundreds of Words! - Beautiful 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite REDUCED for Our February Sale 4-pe. BEDROOM SUITE—Of the highest quality and ex- ceptional beauty of design — Duncan Phyfe period — this suite will please the most discriminating woman—elegant crotch walnut veneers of rare beauty in every piece—Dresser, Chest, Bed and Dressing Table. .. : Bed-Davenport Suites REDUCED for Our February Sale BED-DAVENPORT SUITE- 4 most practical and e ful suite of furniture, especially if the upholstery is selected with care for wearing quality and These suites, bought for our February Sale, could not be better if you paid onethird m Davenport-Bed, Club Chaie and Fireside Chair in jacquard or Baker velour comprise this suite WRIGHT Company Double Day Beds February Sale Price 17 Windsor type; cre- tonne pad... February Sale Price 0y ear guaran: s Wi tee; 99 coils in each spring ro— Decorated Card Tables February Sale Price Red, 4D black. —— lack: braces. . e green, Rigic Rt R R R R R S R R R R A R R A R R R R R LR R R R R R th s R R Rt R SRR R R R AR SRR 10-Piece Dining Room Suite REDUCED for Our February Sale 10-pe. DINING ROOM SUITE -~ In American walnut o quality male. China Cabinet with linen drawer, 00-inch buffer, Cophoard Server, 5tinch Oblong Fxtension Table, Chairs in leather or tapestry, At least a $50.00 saving. .. ... Lthe R R 5145 WRIGHT February Sale Price jea 1 6_-&? PAYMENTS CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED Weekly or Monthly (J‘() [ recited the class | | R R R R R R R R R AR R R R R AR AR thE i % Interior Decoration =———=—————|National School of Fine & Aprlied Art FELIX MAHONY, Director Main 1760 EDUCATIONAL, For Practical Results Study at The Master-School . of b Connecticut Avenue & M Interior Decoration ~ Begins February st Specializing in Interior Decoration *9008000609000009000000000¢ and Offering an Accredited, Practical and Professiona Training Course in all the Branches of the Juoterior Arts. Rudolphe de Zapp, Director Representing Arts & Dreoration. New York 1206 Conn. Ave. Main 59?8 Register Now Washington College of Law (Co-Educational) 33d Year Begins Feb. 1 3-Year Courzes Leading to LL. B. 4-Year Courses Leoading to LL. M.or M. P. L. George Washington University Law School American Law 500 AM to 100 65 By Second Semester Begins January 30—Stockton Hall 370 Fwentieth Street w610 1000000000000000000000000 Costume Design Mational School of ‘ire & Agrlied Art FELIX MAHONY, Director Cennecticut Avenue & M | ‘Main 1760 Begins February 1st 0000000000000000000000090 2000000000000 000000000000 Color & Dasign S B (= National School of VASHNGTON ' Fine & Applied Art SCH(DL rOR H FELIX MAHONY, Director 3 ¢ Connecticut Avenue & M SECRETARES | Main 1760 ! Begins Februery lst 1 $000000000002000000000002 National School | Of Fine and Applied The Office of the School 2060 G ‘St. Fr. 4585 - [~ Connecticut Ave. & M St. Main 1760 (1747 Rhede Island Ave.) Day and Evening Classes Children’s Saturday Morning Classes FELIX MAHONY, Dircctor Our 8-month Professional Fundamental Course fits you to accept a positicn in Interior Decoration, Cos- tume Design, Dyramic Symmetry, Cclor and Commer- cial Art. Call, phone or send for catalog. COMMERCIAL ART includes Drawing in Color, Black and White, Posters, lilustrotions, Cartoons, Caricature, Fashion and Life Drawinz, Lettering, Layouts, Retouching, Perspective, Repro- duction, Dynamic Symmetry. Sketch class. INTERIOR DECORATION includes Drewing. Color, Interior Architecture. Furniture Construction, Historic Periods, Perspec- tive, Rendering in Water Golor, Dynamic Symmetry, Course of Lectures and Research. Sketch class. COSTUME DESIGN includes Color, Dress and Stage Design. Water Color Rendering, Costume lllustration, Sketching end Life Drawing, Pattern Design, Research, Perspective, Lectures, Dy- namic Symmetry, etc. Costume consiruction in actual materials. Sketch class. COLOR inciudes the study of Color (the Spectrum), Pigments, Farmonies, Application of Color for Show Windows and other display, Co'or for the Promotion of Sales, Lectures and Demon- stretions. Sketch class. Individual Instruction by Mr. Felix Mahony and Staf We teach you to become an asset in the Commercial Arts Our students occupy the highest paid positions Visit Our Permanent Exhibition of Students’ Work REGISTER NOW—-NEW CLASSES FEBRUARY 1ST for Lewis $10,000 JO Graduate Copy of Telegram Received by Clifford Lewis tiscuss this fully e 1 o Men and Women Wanted Req 3 oms nand Free En 258,226 New Rooms Building—193,671 Employes Neaded \ a © had $1 300 v manage Waldor-As the ¢ carn apartments ot Midwlnter Classes Now Forming Lewis Hotel Training Schools CLIFFORD LEWIS, Poes dont Washington Circle and 23vd St. NW.,, Washington, D, C, COAN K S0 AN e R P . ——