Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1928, Page 18

THE T‘VT\T\(‘ STAR, “’\QTTT\G’T‘O\ ) 5 M, 3l T\TO.\'T)A\Wi \I‘(‘-T’QT 27, 1928 SOCIETY e o - = === = I "‘ ful affair, Several } dred 518, CoS- Green, president of the American Fede SPONSORING RELIGIOUS PAGE fimea i, e dod bt BUILDING PROGRAM | GAIN IN UNEMPLOYMENT |orn s o oty re \ N§ RELIGIOUS PAGEAT tul garb, madle in attractive scene. ABROAD PROGRESSES CITED BY LABOR ORGAN | statistics showing that 12 per cent of - Miss Marjorie Carothers of Washington —— workers in all trades were without em- F won_p! and Mrs. Thomas R. Fi RV SR g ployment during July, as compared with gorald. and M. Joseph P. Barry of | o JESSE S 19 per cent for January. and 11 per Washinglon were on the judging com- a5 2 rter Returns| An increase of 1 per cent in unem-| cent for June 3 mittee. [eprsaciasieess EOrie | ployment among organized workers for| In the building trades figures show x\CCrCffll"\ of tht‘ I reasury .\IL’”(H], \\ Ith‘ d Mrs. Suzan Gates Crowley i con-| After Purchasing Site for Struc- | july as compared with June figures g | IOAL dnEIBoRIRENt of 20 PEF cent Toe January, as compared with 24 per cens 1 ) <o ey fined to her home, 6411 Piney Branch : " | noted by the American Federationist | for July. Early reports of August work- ()[’I\Cf ()H'ICHIIS A\rrcfldcd lh;mks- . road, be » of serious illness ture in Paris. for September. | ing conditions indicate no material 2 = : . The magazine, of which Willlam ' change o & y . Mrs. Nicholson to Make giving Service. . Addrossen n Bleminghinm. Progress in_the ! — ; § Mrs, Jesse W. Nicholson of Chevy|?broad for office b torelen sero WASHINGTON d : noted in a report by Repre ater Players, when they will present where she will be the guest and | s » Porter of Pennsylvania to the The Creaking Chair The sum principal speaker today of the Woman s | ser Building Commis UL US ARFINCKEL&‘ realized will be devoted to the pur-| 3 Club of Birmingham. Mrs. Nicholson | of which he is chs Mr v e hase of the building at 133 B s : |’ apeak {omotrow at @ luncheon | recently returnec France, where southeast for quarters for the li S en for her by the anti-Smith Demo- | he coneluded the purchase of a site for Thomas P, i 3 3 b and \ that eve-|an office building to generali 1 john Yo Bakon. Min MRS, CHARLES 1. RELL . ning at s meeting in the Tut ‘l\[m.um governmental - activities We solve your Parking Problem while shop- apson Seton, vice pr i S et A S . B : At Ottawa, Canada, where $400,000 ping here by taking charge of your car H. Newell, recording : 5. Richard P. Dunn are | was allocated for the purchase of office Mary 8. Lawrence, corre- second presentation of “The 1 rnd; some time at the Cavalier | and dential proper a site ha & Mr. James C Cross Triumphant,” e ; Hotel Beach. Other hing- d for $105 Reprr and Miss E. Jos- | { tonlans 4 alier are Mr. Harry aid, and at Shanghai O S l given during the convention of 5 \ | H. Lindsey, Maj. and Mrs. S. V. Scott 8 £750,000 is available for ur daite e 4““ ']“HI’L‘ of \\h ch _ S ‘\l and Mrs. Edwin W. Ely, Mr. and ' th demoliti { present Govern chairman. includ L e |Mrs. C. E. La Vigne of the Wardr ment-owned structure and the erection of . Gore, Rev. Paul Spe | Harris-Ewing Photo | Park Hotel of a new bui Robert Maurice ] oung ‘and Mr. H. Allen Trimble of y < executive secretary. \ Miss Evelyn J. L. Hamilton of Winni architect ; beet F " | | peg, Manitoba, Canada, is at the G fven his prelimins " urs | _and Mrs. E. B. Bayley of & | Dodge Hotel until some time next week Mr. Porter al Vice Presidential d. D. C., are at the Carlton ; | 7 3 - | where $1,221,000 Nominee in Syracuse, (c t stay : : Lo i o Ml | ana for o'b . S an occasion of tremendous interest and 3 Miss Louse Vir mn Me! 5 A y daughter ce Mue spent the ) : 5 « rz Kee, daugh- ; 3 duughier, Miss Grace Mueller, spent the | 27 f Gt : % . importance to Washington women who ; Bench. Miss Mueller was a debutante | 317 7t o 6 S ; g know fine furs and the real vz of quality. Columbia of two seasons ag | Ange-Jacques Gabri - by Mr S i . 7 4 Geitz of Mon- & S E ik o5 - the Grace Dodge 14 Boys Flee Burning Yacht P PPERY fur in our stock is wery specially tay in Wash- J e left yesterday for Birm am priced for this sale and our stock includes le are at the the smartest advanced models for sports and | Thi: G ¢ dress wear. 2 ’ THIS is the mast opportt n one of | ; minister | ne from the whole vear to ptirchase fi who wa: tank to place d dingh i3 1 ; aptured by bandits k. has been | K 10 D Mool 41 are much less now than during the regular sed after hi ‘\mm paid lehe g S e h: ried bride rost B M e A . st Th et l| BROMLEY JE 4 silk gown w e B i Al <Jt Sl : P The hair of i oHian {8 Do N Also a Remarkable Showing she carriec e : SNl . |pulled back s v and rd intc Perfeet dation Any for School and College Girls T e e i H ir. a Pt R, i ch & tiny bun ths q <|| SNUGGLEBANDUNDERTHINGS et ey PO T, ; . 2 BIock 8 o' ahirt: hRIr of A i is not || BROMLEY-SHEPHERD CO., Inc. eptember 15 tk Hote 1 ter- | Joht eorget e | wombn: Wiy A e | Mrs. R. 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