Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 56

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. T. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, | MASONIC GRAND.MASTER BEGINS 1928 VISITATIONS The grand master of Masons in the TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“Wings,” photoplay, at 2: ID and 8:30 pm. Belasco—Taylor Holmes in “The Great Necker,” farce, at 8:30 p.m. Poli's—Irene Bordoni in “Paris,” mu- sical comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Kelih's—"Hit of the Show,” Joe Levria, ir; vaudeville and picture, at 1 end 7 pm. Strand—" Mounn Rnuge Girls,” | lesque, at 2:15 and.8:15 p.m. AMUSEMENTS. ‘ws- BEGINNING' ON THE STAGE Sunnu Ocr. ( JOE LAURIEY, Newl’m,e:-NewPohcy-NewS)wu STAR OF'PLAIN JANE" MOROCCO %DeMARCOS§ " HOUND. OTHER STAR ACTS’ A DAZZLING VAVOEVILLE REVUE /» 9 SCENES £ AWHIRLVIND OF LIFE -BEAUTY- GIRLS ENJOYABLE APPAREL:BARGAINS--FOR~SATURDAY KAPLOWITZ DAY - fed by | KAPLOWITZ BRINGS GLAD TIDINGS OF HAPPINESS T® MISSES AND WOMEN WHO et o e arond Todge, | DRESS WITH DISTINCTION ... YOU WILL REVEL IN OUR NEW SHOWING OF € o e serios of | BEAUTIFUE THINGS 10 WEAR FOR SCHOOL .. . BUSINESS . ~STREET ... TRAVEL last evéning inaugurated the serles of| " “yNp ALl BRILIANT SOCIAL AND SPORTS EVENTS. ., e e Mtasns PARIS REPLICA COATS i35 . 975 .- 19%.« 4113 | jurisdiction by making offical calls of ceremony on Joppa Lodge, No. 35, and Petworth Lodge, No. 47. “Bath lodges named meet in Masonic Hall, 4209 Ninth street. The visitations will con- DISTINGUISHED IN THEIR RICH, BEAUTIFUL FURS. .. NFEDLECRAFT ART . . RICHNESS OF FABRICS. .. WE HAD THEM COMPARED WITH COATS FEATURED IN PRETENTIOUS LOCATIONS . . . AT LOUBLE OUR PRICES'... , AND WE ARE CERTAIN YOU. WILL CHOOSE KAPLOWITZ COATS. .. FOR THEIR BEAUTY AND DISTINCTION REGARDLESS OF THE LOW PRICE ... OTHER INDIVIDUAL ... CHARMING COATS ... $17.50 tinue until November 28. The affair last evening was a jolnl visitation. Grand Master James T. Gibbs was received with the honors | \due his office. Appropriate remarks of . $22.50...$33.50. . . $4500."5 | pressed his -pprer}‘]inllnn and ;‘omhmpnt- PARIS REPUCA DRESSES s $ 1 5 525' | Vi b!! e t t - a O Tho trenstirer of both Todees, | QYITE DIFFERENT FROM TRE USUAL ... WITH AN’ INTANGIBLE SMARTNESS OF | Several features were presented of spe | LIWE OB| AINABLE ONLY Al KAPLOWITZ . THEY. COMPARE MUCH SUPEKIOR TO | cil nterest ' Masonlc gathering, | DRESSES. FATURED [N ETENTIOUS LOCATIONS AT 430,50 .. . YOU WL CrR. HER UNUSUAL FUR COAT STOLEN | - BY DELIVERY RUSE Woman lees $500 Ga enh to Man Claiming to- Be From Cleaning Firm. * " OPENING < Fll?@\' 70CT -1 le:i T, | WILSON-GREENE’S CONCERTS, 1928-29 POLI'S THEATER, 4:30 PHILHARMONIC COURSE Nov. 19, VEADIMIE HOROWI ist, Senwation Genes A" A Met. ONS| S o1 BOSTON S MPHONY O CHESTRA, Ransreonizks, Conductor, bui The Binging Fool,” & 0, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10 ‘ahd azil,” mn!lnuou‘. 12 noon to - N ON THE SCREEN HITIOF.THE ) HOW TA PICTURE OF SHOW v:umz} BEHIND THE SCENES Palace—"Excess Baggage,” at 11:05 5, 4, 5:25, 7:45 and 9:55 p.m. Earle—"The Fleet's In,” continuous, 11:30 am. to 11 p.m. Columbla—"“Th> Pattiot,” at 11 am., 1, 3:10, 5:05, 7:10 and 9:15 p.m. Little Theater—"Frederick the Great,” continuous, 1 to 11 p.m. Tivoli—"Warming Up,” 2 to 11 p.m. Ambassador—"The Wright Idea,” 6:05, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. Central—"Just Married.” at 12:30,| 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. An unidentificd man called at thel . home of Mrs. James-E. Phillips, 713 Van | Buren street, the afternoon of August 28 and represented that he had been sent to get a fur coal valued at $500 to be delivered to a cleaning establishment in Takoma Park. Mrs. Phillips sur- rendered the coat to the caller and was given & receipt. Yesterday she reported o police that the man had not been gent by the cleaners and asked that efforts be made to locate him and the coat. Mrs. Bourke Campbell, apartment 1, 1820 Massachusetts avenue, has asked police to institute search for a Russian scarf valued at $350 that was stolen from her home: The scarf disappeared between September 8 and yesterday, IEATURE‘PICYURI .TENTH 'AVENUE} Starring PHYLLIS HAVER- vnflonvAn(om "A TWO FISTED DRAMA OF NEW YORKS UNDERWORLD§ ! | behalf of himself and his afficers, ex- continuous, greeting were made by Charles J. | Armbruster, master of Joppa Lodge, and Richard E. Vincent, master of Pet. worth Lodge. Grand Master Gibbs, on at | Grand visitations scheduled for this | TAINLY ENJOY CHOOSING ‘A VARIETY OF SIX OR "MORE | evening are to Joseoh H. Milans Lodge, 5. $17.80" © i SIALS o olock a1t Myron B | Sud s s $18 . FIE $55. .- 345 PP OCe® [ Parker Lodge, No. 27, at 8:30 o'clock. Kaplowit; Bros. NINTH ST ABOVE G ST [ ATIONA NOW PLAYING ‘These lodges meet in Northeast Masonic Hall, Eighth street near F street north- east. l Twice Dnly Ballston Meeting Arranged.. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. she said. A dinner ring valued at $100 was gtolen from the home of Mrs. Helen Burroughs, 2510 Tenth street northeast, gome time during the past two dmsl ing of the Anti-Smith Democratic Club of Ballston is announced for tomorrow evening at the vacant store at the cor- ner of Wilson boulevard and Clements BALLSTON, Va., October 4.—A meet- | _ MT. VERNON STEAMER reene's Bureu, Droop Note—No advanen on for the course Incloding aperse” M. 0 W /RS s Mme. " LOUI! 4 4 N ) 3 D. B USANDIZAGAS S § Oreh - - A 4 60 M o £ dlo_and Season tickets now for all coums at Mrs. SMVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL g PN ARSI T NOW PLAYING - Metro-Goldoyn SOUND PICTURE One More Bargains All Day Saturday at Gibson’s Candy Specmls “ Toilet Articles Per - 99 | s Suibh's Tooth The ring was set with a diamond and four sapphires. Theft of a gold wrist watch, valued at $75, was reported by Rose Las Pinas, 916 Fourteenth street. The watch, she reported, was taken from the kitchen of her apartment a week ago. Mrs. Josephine R. Foster, 816 Poto- mac avenue southeast, left her pocket- book in the telephone booth in a busi- ness place at Eighth street and Potomac | dvenue southeast last night, and when | she returned it was not there. The pocketbook contained about $25 and a money order for $10. Police were told by Mrs. Agnes Cor- coran, 829 Kentucky avenue southeast, of the taking of a handbag from her home early last night. The bag con- tained $50 and a check book. An overcoat valued at $30 was stolen from the automobile of Ishiro Kitahara, 469 Pennsylvania avenue, last night. Three bank books and papers were in the pockets of the garment. Mrs. May Cox, 1706 E street south- gast, reported the loss of an onyx ring yalued at $18.50. The ring was taken grom the kitchen at her home )esterdas * WOMAN IS ACQUITTED. 'rreed on Charge of Driving Auto ‘While Under Influence of Liquor. i Mrs. Patricla McCaffrey McCormick | ‘of the Highview Apartments was yes- ferday acquitted by a Folice Court jury nder Judge Gus A. Sc™uldt of a charge ©of driving while intoxi“ated. - The charge was pls~ed against Mrs. McCormick following her arrest at Sec- ‘ond and. East Capitol streets on Sep- tember 14 by Policeman Guest of the ‘pinth precinct. At the time it was re- ‘ported she collided with two parked €ars, and the owner of one of the cars :was said to have preferred the charge. - Attorney Austin F. Canfield appeared “or the accused. 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TODAY—JOHNNY HINES in “OHINA- TOWN CHARLIE.” \ JOHN_B. COCHRAN, President