Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 29

[3 RECREATON LA M FORSEHOLS . Playgrounds Available Limit- ed to 12 Until July, Mrs. Rhodes Announces. The Spring and Summer program for playgrounds, marked by the reopening of 10 additional spaces vesterday, announced by Mrs. Susie Rhodes rector of playgrounds in the District. These 10 plavgrounds, 6 for white, and 4 for colored pupils, make a total of 12 that will be kept open under the ltmited appropriation until July, when others will be opened at various | schools. Two playgrounds, one at the Cook School. Seventeenth and Euclid streets, and the other at the Cochiran School, Twenty-eighth and M streets. were in operation during January and Feb- ruary. So v children make use of them that it was decided to keep them open until next July. | Additions to List. | avgrounds reopened | " Benning on | Anacostia road between Benning and | Foot strects: the Bowen, at Third and | K streets southwest; the FEaton, at; Thirty-fourth and Lowell streets: the | Hayes, at Fifth and K streets north- : the Tenley. on W onsin ave- and Y trect. and the Wheat- ley, at Twelfth and N streets northeast. | Those for colored pupils a the Twenty-second and Virginia the Cook, P street between itol and First streets: the | d G ets south- teenth and were kept open g L it became nec to close all but those at the Cook and Cochran Schools. Last Summer | Mrs. Rhodes managed to carry 40 school | plavgrounds on the Summer vacation | program in addition to the 30 regularly | in use. { Interschool Athletics a Success. The Municipal Playg d Depart. ment is inaugurating with considerable | success & program of interschool ath- letics 1n a dozen schools under the rection of Miss Maude Parker, head of girls' activities, and R. S. Tennyson, hbead of boys' activities. | At the Chery Chase School last year this new feature worked out so success- | fully that it was decided to continue | it in as many schools as practicable. ‘The purpose is to stimulate interest in a larger number of pupils by organizing base ball and basket ball leagues in the different grade schools. “The teams. however, are being con- fined to the pupils of the fifth to eighth grades, inclusive, making eight classe: in each school whose members have been enrolled in some form of active | outdoor sport. At the Park View School, for instance. 14 boy base ball and basket ball teams have: been organized and 14 schlag teams for girls. These teams play class matches for the school championship. In this way, a nucleus of well trained | sthletes will be formed from students | who enter the high schools with eyes | on membership in the “big league"| teams. G. W. U. IS NAMED IN MRS. NOBLE’S WILL| 8chool Would Receive $5,000 if | There Are No Grandchildren Within 21 Years. George Washington University is one of three universities named in the will of Mrs. Nannie Yulee Noble, who died | February 28, to receive $5,000 each in | the event there are no descendants of her present living children at the ex- iration of 21 years, during which time er estate of more than half a million dollars will be held in trust. | The University of Florida and the! University of Virginia are the two other | institutions named | Mrs. Noble Jeft the net income from | her entire estate to her daughter, Yulee Noble Miles, during her lifetime. | Sharing with the universities, in the | event there are no descendants, are | Margaret Y. Read and Florida Y. Neff, $5.000; Wallace Neff, brother-in- law, $500; Nancy Strand, niece, $1,000: Protestant Episcopal Cathedral, $1.000, and Sherman M. a son-in-law, $1.000. A trust fund of 825,000 is pro- | vided for a granddaughter, Nanita Yulee | Miles, and $10,000 for a grandson, Nel- | son_Miles The residuary estate is then to be ¢istributed o some work of beneficence | for Washington i The estzte includes the property at 1016 to 1028 Connecticut avenue, in which she owns & one-third interest nd which 15 assessed at $306,880; a f interest in 901 to 907 B street and 10 208 Ninth street, assessed at N atreet, assessed at $67,- 5 Pennsylvania avenue, as- $48.800, There are alsn realty New York. Florida and Vir- state 15 estimated | i | Held Under $25000 Bond. Bherman Harper d. was held | $25.000 bond on, when he morning in Police ous assault fast becomes feast with ORTON'S famous “No Bones” Cod Fish mixed with hoiled potato, all ready w fry snd serve. Delicigus! FREE BOOKLEY, "Deep Bea Recipes GOKTON FEW FISHERIES €O, 144, Gloucester, Mass, THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCI 2, 1928. % PALALS POYAL Not which one—but how many shall I choose? That will be your problem when you see these! | Misses’ and Juniors’ {New Spring Dresses $10 and $18 At these surprising prices are two outstanding groups ot smart, new Spring frocks. Of georgettes, colorful prints and flat crepes, the collection includes charmingly youthful new models which reflect the very newest fashion trends. There are one and two piece models in an amazingly varied group of dresses for street, school, business, afternoon and better wear, Sizes 13 to 19—and 14 to 20. PALAIS ROYAL-—Misses' Dresses—Third Floor Days are lengthening—the mercury’s climbing and you need ' Women’s Smart | New Spring Coats $29.50 and $39.50 They have that indefinable air of good style and newness which will make you realize at once that a Spring coat is | precisely what you've been longing for in your wardrobe! { These are well tailored, are sometimes fur trimmed and some- times plain and come in tweeds, mixtures and plain fabrics. Models suitable for dress and for sports wear—and always vouthful in feeling and smart in style. Sizes for women and 1 IMIsses. PALAIS ROYAL—Coats—Third Floor Whether vou're planning a new costume—or freshening a winter wardrobe—a new hat's the thing! 750 Lovely New Spring Hats $5 Smart as a fashion magazine—fresh as a posy—and so be- coming that even the hard-to-suit woman will find not one, but many she’ll want—that describes this new group. They are of straws, of straws and silks and are severely simple or trimmed as your taste inclines. Every new color. Plenty of large head sizes. Small hats, too. And hats with brims. And $5! PALAIS ROYAL—Hats—Third Floor The New Gloves at $3.50 Are a Charming Accompaniment to the Chic Costume i The French kid gloves, in both glace and suede are decidedly new and attractive—with their novelty turn-back cuffs and new embroideries ; then there are the semi-tailored or strictly tailored French suede slip-ons, all washable, and still others of imported kangaroo glace—in both slip-on and one-button i styles. A notable offering. All the favored color combinations and of course, black and white, Washable—Well Fitting Imported Suede Fabric Gloves $1.50 and $1.95 pr. Hand-sewn styles in slip-on Biarritz and one-button glove also semi-tailored cuff, sacque wrist and slip-ons, with triple stitched applique trims. In the new soft tones to blend with the Spring colorings, PALAIS ROYAL—Gloves— First Floor —— R Wear Violets! 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Colors that match or smartly blend — are here for your choosing—gun metal, white jade, stroller tar dalwood, misty morn, The minute you see these he they are usnally much more All sizes and these smart colors— champagne evenglow dust gun metal nude beige Sport Sweaters and Separate Skirts Make Smart Outfits New Slip-on Sweaters, $2.98 Usually $393—but they're a special pur- e. . New Spring colors; new Spring New Spring Skirts, $5.95 Silk 6r sport cloth skirts—well cut and tai- Jored—and attractive with sweaters or sep- arate blouses. PALAIS ROYAL—Sweaters and Skirts Third Floor Tomorrow you can buy your little girl a New Spring Outfit for $16.85 Girls’ Spring Coats $7.95 to $15 Tweed coats and fine navy woolen coats, some lined with pongee, some trimmed with kasha—belted sports models or dressy scart models. Girls’ Hats to Match the Coats, $2.95 Straw and silk-and-straw combinations— copies of Mother's new Spring hat—cun- ning little poke honnets in matching or con- trasting colors, Girls’ Silk Dresses, $5.95 Utterly vouthiul dresses—smacked <leeves and shirred skirts —in the greatest variety of Spring colors PALAIS ROYAL--Girls' Coats and Dresses Third Floor Special Purchase 1,500 Leather Belts Smart Styles and Colors The Regular Price 13500 amd L0 290 A wonderful selection 1t tcludes suedes, patent leather and calf - In the very newest shades and combi- nations for Spring. Wanted widths-- %, 1, 2 and 3 inches. Neat metal und covered buckles, Leather Goods—Main Floor Tomory a good time to buy wew umders wear—good selection—reasonable prices! Exquisite Costume Slips $5 Chin Chin and Yum Yum erepes and lovely radinm makes these beautitul slips many of them hand embrowdered. Lace edges, appliqued effects or just severely talored stvles. 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