Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 20

D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1928. FINE ARTS SOCIETY : f i i Romney Coats | SEI.EBIS UFHGERS ; il ‘ A FASHION msm'uno:, Are Capturing All! W. B. King Renamed Presi- ' : e Washington Newlorh cent—Plea Made for Pub- | O 0 i ; 1 g : for e i B utstanding in beauty st lic Program Here. | { b e \ g eauty—outstanding in it ; I |t Eriy i 'K value—Romney coats have a double appeal. . | with collar ot William Bruce King was unanimous- I re-elected president of the Wash- i e e Tomorrow we emphasize our Romney ng Y S | twenty-third annual meetiri held last | | coat showing as the values of the scason! night in the auditorium of the Na- P | ‘onal Museum. Other officers elected ‘ Romney Coats of black moire with galyak fur—$59.50 were Charles Moore. first vice presi- dent; Miss Mabel Boardman. second 3 g - "m"d\jm&;mnu&% e e | Romney Coats with scarf collars and cuffs of fur—$59.50 retary, and Edson B, s, treasurer. i deal cducational program recent- | Romney Coats of kashana with monkey fur cuffs—$59.50 lined for tl\;flru,\- ?!"(:!o(\;‘lfi.r;d‘ ;rh' ik;m:ik Ri:i):‘r hlalnke v:xz rn:slz:ldl - Remne Coats of b ith £ h on a correlation of its - 'agin yisterday, this time by outside \ s o tional assels and embracing & system | parties, y of brameena with fitch shawl collars—$59.50 f trai; hich tends from infancy A feller has t' b ight; tient an’ 0 . s (et o e o & biahiy etUsnUinn Romney Coats of roulana with half shawl collars of squirrel—$59.50 Romney Cape Coats of black silk crepe with monkey fur—$59.50 meeting by Frederick Allen Whiting, | g Romney C in wi sl et e e o o y Coats of black satin with black mole fur shawl collar—$59.50 director of the Cleveland Museum of | Art e Whiting told how Cleviand | FORT MYER EXHIBIT. is being brought to “the people il =ET . Troops to Stage Riding Show To-! \ 4 PR e ool e FiSESPRILLsRan-NALY VA Romney Coats of kashana with satin insets and away-from-the-face morrow. Museum's Activities. | i m s i e houm's activities which | A speclal equestrian exhibition will be | ole collar—$59.50 d were the use of the mu- given by the troops at Fort Myer in E s . 2 ’ . A seunifby ;f‘h‘:;‘ ‘;’;"gu"b"‘,c":;""“&‘l’! the | the Riding Hall tomorrow afternoon at | “very Spring coat fashion interpreted with charm and grace in Rom- 0t = ey |3 o'clock. It will be ! s - o Eaetis Iy " 7 e m‘;"’:‘“-u‘.}}{."‘{flm‘;&‘;u?'fl:feemx_\- e 7 ney fashions—and beautifully made. They are coats which every one & appreciation of music, the | The Program includes rough riding, should see—and have to wear the first Spring days! o MPbncerte. the staging of | Jumping. a tandem drill, a saddle drill, || > : = 0 wear the first Spring days! Rna of puppet | shows. all of | ® monkey drill and an artillery drill ‘ 1 'are related to- schojmstic activ- | g Our Great Coat Sheps for Women and Misses—Third Floor | Three hundred sewing machines are & also told qf the way the | to be installed in a new clothing fac- | um encourages the work | tory that will be opened at Ivanov- fxl:‘.d ;(?:IS ag&;;:; ’”,”\‘3 | Voznesgensk, Russia, next Summer. . TomorrOW Jewelry $1 .95 The growth has not been, he | = 5 v phenomenal. . ‘What has been | in Cleveland could be done in Grey brameena H H H & H taahions thia Rom: Lovchcst‘selr('!mns this vear at this Jow price—new styles secured from n— ms N hien it a manufactur{||gje\\~e1er whose beautiful designs and workmanship make him o 2 Middy Y8 N ':'TR i the envy of his trade. “Z';f of ot mate lucking and, At . All_these fer you to che i i i o A ot silver, Chanel necklaces in wi e combined with I d amber color chokers, sterling ns cklaces, crystal® ear- rings to mateh necklace. ar work in Washington, calling par- tion to the valuable work- | here tary of the Washington So- of Fine Arts. Miss Leila Mechlin, annual repart called attention to that Washington lags behind ities in educational work of this She said: “When are we going to ve in Washington a genuinely art- Joving public? We must begin with the | n in our public:schools.. The love | Tt must be early cultivated among Our art museums are not richly dowed. If this work is to be done, it must be done through the co-operation of other organizations such as ours. Urges Experiment Here. B(‘Ok CO\;CI'! “The Carnegie Corporation of New | sesatel she said, “recently rn:‘:de l‘ h\rgef | Lo [ L grent to the American Federation of | Aris to snxble“:t to uz‘u-; e:‘mr}mgit vely Leathers in one of our Western relating 8t to mmm\flils life. Clhnx;ot we un- 'OR one who loves certake to make some such demonstra- o tion here in our National Capital?” a good book: The wmgton“ Soclety of l:! Fine an exquisitely de- Arts, org 23 years ago, has, ac- i r cording 1o this report, already played | sfgped bo%k °°‘l"d Iy eomme]mm; wpm.smi: ng:n&-;g At ,"21 ;1 lml;‘wrte tkoo e i i ug! | eather makes a vork to incre its | . ::‘:\Lm':;d A oty 78 e perfectly cha_rrnmg The following were elected members gift. Those in our of the executive council: Frank C. s nl iced Baldwin, George P. Bowerman, T. Jan- isplay are pri ney Brown, Mrs. William Corcoran Eus- from $5.50 to $15.00. tis, Lynch Luquer. Mrs. Adolph Miller, | Newbold Noyes, James Parmelee, Miss Grace Lincoln Temple and Corcoran Vote Wisconsin'U. Building. FROM BOSTON—One of the Best Purchases of the i’ear! 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