Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MARCH T, 1928.° i TEN YOUTHS WIN |I TRIP TO NIAGARA Benefit Minstrel Show Assures Tour for Boys of Y. M.C. A Ten Washington boys who showed the “best all-around development” as mem- bers of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A, during the past year are assured a trip to Niagara Falls as guests of the department, as a result of the successful minstrel show given for their benefit last night by the Y. M. C. A. Trimmings include the new feather and ostrich brushes, ribbons, buckles, | pins, embroideries, braid- | ings and all that is new } and correct. 7 G2 Four Meet in Chicago by Appointment Made Decade Ago at Pig's Head Dinner ing, and the rest waited 15 minutes for him and then decided he was lost. “What,” inquired an inquiring re- porter,” is it all about?" Then it developed that yesterday's meeting between the lions of the Chicago Art Institute was the result of an agreement made in Ireland in 1918 “In December, 1018,” explained Mr. Ruchty. “the sjx of us met at Mulcahy's saloon in_Passage, near Queenstown, Ireland. Rodeni was a naval aviator, the rest of us were eénsigns on destroyers held there. We had a pig's head dinner and at a pig'’s head dinner you are sup- Satisfaction Since 1859 | 4 Special Group of’ NGSPAL} | Extra Large Head- sizes and plenty of others in small and medium sizes. By the Assocated Pres * TV WILL ConpueT 2 l‘mna orvg..‘walkrd undt:: xteps“t;;l . « | the Art Institute, stoppe tween the Melbourne, Fla., Plans Im- | 4t e o therer and ¥ . ! Tooked around pressive Tribute to Lost | Haif a minute later George E. Ruchty | of Hinsdale, Ill, came bounding up the Flyer Tomorrow. | steps to be whacked on the back by Mr. b & Rodeni and to be whacked back in re- | turn Next came Clifford Olaf Johnson {of Mankato. Minn., across Michigan {avenue to join Mr. Rodeni and Mr. v, lee Club, Fla, March 1.—Citi-| Ruchtv. and in another minute A. J.{posed to do something out of the | . \ will unite tomorrow | grond of Waco, Tex, foined the|ordinary. So we all agreed to meet be- m};}‘: ého.‘;‘hml:,"'g:;‘;‘ “éle“hd"{;:ggr" :}{ - After manv manitestations of joy one | tween the lions of the Art Institute in Plerce Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard - services for Harry Brooks, o Bses Moy of them pulled a telegram out of his SR s plunged |8 et It was from G. Frost of Little | o the sea here last Saturday. The ! pock Avk, and said he_couldn't come monies will be held on the beach | F g Fauerbach of New York was miss- Chicago at high noon on February 29, 1928. None of us has met since. We are going to meet again right here at the Art Institute on February 29, 1936." streets, was witnessed by a large audi- ence and was enthusiastically received. It was the first venture of the newly organized Glee Club in the fleld of | amateur dramatics, and is sald to presage further efforts along this line. 27277772 77 7 27 % ce at a spot overlooking the point where MME. SKYLIANO TO SPEAK. 727277227 the wing tip of the aircraft was| : v — sighted by n«'\cuvr)s. e |and the American Legion also will unite —_—— ga“«'ufl?fi“gzrf;yfi?; 'L’l!;:‘oixm;c‘:xcs(;a“g} ) ; 1 the churches of Melbourne in the services. . 1 A - e 5 : | 2 d the educational junket planned for the ( in_services. which| Ciy officlals, led by City Manager (Will Address Newcomers’ Club on| ;6 BTt S, Sunwet planqed, fop, the | N ! K. Seitz, will varticipate in the A firing squad will send a final e over the watery grave, All ts have been requested to dis- 1f-masted flags and close their over by a minister of | W s faith. A choir com- [rifes voices of singers | sal nations will i h | “Delphi Festival.” Mme. Skyliano of Greece will be the special guest of honor and deliver an address on “The Delphi Festival” be- fore the Newcomers' Club at a luncheon Monday at the La Fayette Hotel. The lucky youths are to be designated | shortly by Nelson M. Blake, director | | of the boys' department. The trip wili | be made during the Easter holidays. The antics and repartee of the in- terlocutor, Willilam Crentz, and the end | N men, Dan Abbott, Ira Krider, Theodor | Morgan and Marbury Seaman, regis- | rchase! 1200 New SPRING HATS Values $4,$5 and $7.50 3 ite ) pla anc which first discovered |nlaces during the two hours set aside. favor Pu A, {from 10 to 12 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. The procession of honor will of Brooks' plane, w! where Brooks fe aths of flowers. The plane |form in Melbourne. and march over| The Ambassador from Greece and |tered a hit last night. M Ve flown by aviato: Medos | the bridge across Indian River to the | other members of the diplomatic corps |instrumental spegmmcs m\‘n",e;eomiln?::’{-l elle and George Rummill of Miami. | Melbourne Casino. on the beach op-|have been invited to aitend. Dr. P. C.|spersed. The show was managed b Foote, president of the club, is in fraternal | posite the :pot where the plane was charge of the arrangemen Randolph E. Myers, and the accompa- Boy Scouts seen to ge. nist was Mrs Grace Stanley Stevens, School ¢! tion or AR R R ‘ 5 NP w S rin ‘ Oats o P | Straws . . . Crochet and Felt s p A ... Embroidered Satin . .. Faille and Embroidery ... ° Pedaline Straws . .. Cello- phane Straws ...Satin... Faille . . . Embroidery on Net i . . . Crochet . . . Pedaline . Braiding : We purchased entire stocks in many . . cases—and all from famor-s makers. . . Impressive Values in ' - . names you would readil> recognize T o K| were we to mention them. 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