Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1928, Page 32

82 I Y. W. C. A. Notes. Beginning this afternoon, the twi- light music hour held at the Y. W. C. A. each Sunday will be given in the fourth floor ‘assembly room instead of on the Yoof and the hour will be 4:30 instead of 5. The program will be given by Mrs. 8. B. Daugherty, soprano; Leona K. Bixler, soprano, and David 8. Rams- dell, jr, bass. Mrs. Annie M. Bohrer will' be the hostess, assisted by Miss M. Florence Dunlap of the staff. All friends of the association are cordially invited to_attend. The vesper service at the Elizabeth Somers residence will be held at 5:30 | officers are: Presidents, Mildred Elvod, Miss Dorothea Kuntz | Eleznor this afternoon. will Jead the service and Mrs. H. E.| Phillips of Cairo, Egypt, will be the speaker. teresting Y. W. C. A. experience, hav- ing been honorary general secretary of the council for Egypt and Palestine at | hobby honorary | Elsle” Sillings; chairmenof social com. s welcome | mittees, Bessie Gelston, Alice Hawkins 1o the vesper service. i chairman of social service committee, the time Lady Allenby president. Visitors are alw: Committee meetings scheduled for the week include: On Monday, heaith edu- | Flynn, cation at 2:15 p.m. and membership at 5. on Tuesday, a meeting of the K street housi committee at ‘Wednesday, the general education com- mittee at 7:45: Thursda: the food service committee No. Mrs. Phillips has had an in-| Jean 11 am.; | Junfor High School will have its first the Elizabeth | 2:20. Somers committee at 10:30 am.. and on | Christmas gifts, to make silver. brace- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D4, NOVEMBER 4, 1928—PART 1. Arminta Naylor and Helen Baltzell, presiding. On_Thursday afternoon at 2:15 the Girl Reserve Clubs at Powell and Mac- farland Junior High Schools will meet at the Miss Elsie Talbert and High and Mrs. Vena M. Spencer of Macfarland Junior High are serving as faculty advizers this year. Les Camerades and the Fidelis Girl Reserve Clubs of Eastern High School | On Friday the three Girl Reservel! Clubs at Stuart Junior High School will meet at 2:20 pm. Short, Miss Mary A. Cramer and Mrs Lizzie B. Berryman are the faculty ad- visers for this year. The newly elected Goucher, Elizabeth Dreas; Nell Pagan, Eleanor Sands, Gertrude Burns; secretaries Larcombe, Gertrude Billings Clara Monquello; treasurers, Anna Lo Buono, Elizabeth Norris, Irma Bryant; | chairm: Mary Kontsonkos, vies presidents, Madeline Nell Pagan; cheer leaders, leader, Louise Crent; Dorothy Johnson. The Girl Reserve Club at Columbia song hobby meeting on Friday afternoon at The girls plan to make leather lets with original designs, to have a who attends a grade, private or paro- chial school is invited to come to the third floor of the Y. W. C. A. at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning and join one of thes: . hobby hour tne girls have games in the Mrs. M. L. Ambrosie of Powell Junior | gymnasium or clog dancing on the roof garden. will meet at 2:45 pm. Thursday. | morrow night at 8 o'clock on the fourth floor. nounced as the subject of the evening, “The Short Story on the fourth floor at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to arrive early. Hitika, K. G. Premiere, Tip-Top and Wohelo Ciubs will have supper at 6:15 | o'clock, after which each club will hold its_regular_monthly business meeting. | All_the clubs arc planning complish the evening's work as soon as groups. Following the Business and Professional Women's Department. The booklovers’ section will meet to- leader. has an- Miss Drake, The International Club will meet On Tuesday evening the Amicitia, | to ac- turns, either at the “Y" or downtown. The monthly dinner for business and | native costume. Mrs. Mary Izant-Couch | professional women will be held in|will also be present and play Dvorak's Barker Hall on Wednesday, 7 p.m. keeping with the Y. W. C. A. emphasis | will join in singing Czechoslovakian during the month of November on | songs, which they are learning under world fellowship, the theme of the din- ner is to be “International Priendship | gram 1s the second in a series entitled “Learning to Know Czechoslovakia and Through Understanding.” Her People.” of the cvening is Miss Josephine Schain of New York, secretary of the national | girls will continue with their. leather committee on the cause and cure of craft work started last week, Special music will be_rendered by Miss Anne L. Smith, interested in the subject of the evening | | is mvited to attend. nd reservations may be made up to Tuesday morning. Wer, they will have an assemb the subject of whi lovakian Music.” of Czechoslovakia is to be present and ' Service, the Department of Labor and possible, so as to hear the election re- \ sing two series of Czechoslovakian folk songs. Mrs. Nolan will appear in her | ganized labor. [ The K. E. Y. Club will hold an im- | | portant business meeting Wednesday Officers for | 1928-20 will be elected at this time. The Greek Mutual Aid Society of the y.'W. C. A. will give its annual dance for the soclal service fund at the Hotel Raleigh Thursday, November 8, at 8:30 ®The committee 'n charge of ar- | Manned mystery boat. rangements includes Mrs. S. 8. Kallvas, | Mre H. Chaconas, Mrs. Beatrice Ka.. Signal from the station. | kolis, Mrs. Helen Kelevakis, Mrs, Lulu The speaker Every one | Tickets are $1 h is to _be “Czecho: In | “New World Symphony.” Miss Ireland’s leadership. terested in indusirial problems will meet | at the Y. W. C. A. for dinner to dis- All the girls | evening, at 7:30 o'clock. This pro- After the program the | pm- A DA et | George and Mrs. Christopoulou. ‘Tomorrow at 6 p.m. organizations in- Chapters. Representatives will 1 Silver Bay. Industry and a representative of or- | ‘There will be a meeting of the chap- On Thursday evening the Blue Tri-| cuss an education program for the | ',fc',c?,‘-‘fi‘.”iéfi?i"é‘?.wcfii c:m';'c‘;:ncyl:: | angle Club of young business girls will | coming Winter. have supper at 6:30 o'clock, after which | be present from the Women's Trade | ogram, | Union Leegue, the industrial depart- | MmO ment of the Y. W. C. A., the Catholic | Holmes, Mrs. W. J. Nolan | Charities, Salvation Army Employment |2 P-m. The Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Piney Branch Chapter will meet to- rrow at the home of Mrs. T. E.| 6630 First street northwest, at | large doll of uncanny el gl went England, to Toronto, Canada. “Phantom Ship” Uncanny. German scientists are taking great | interest in the demonstration on Am- | mersee Lake near Munich of an un- Tuesday, November 6, at 2:30 pm. at the home of Mrs. Vernon Hodges, East Kirke street, Chevy Chase, Md. , 15 It is a motor | launch, which, on receipt of a certain immediately returns to shore in a straight line. If the transmitter is mounted on another | ship the boat can be tuwed by wireless | and the distance between it and the tow boat can be adjusted at will. appearancy fasiened with its hands to the steer. ing wheel caused the natives to nick- name the craft the 'Phantom Ship.” Al Mrs. Jane Lovelock, aged 83, recently | unaccompanied from Reading, i REPAIR PARTS For Furmaces Hot-Water Boilers FRIES, BEALL & SHARP 734 10th St. N.W. SAVE MONEY ON STORAGE. CALL MITH'’S FIRE-PROOF TORAGE PRIVATE ROOM OR OPEN STORAGE LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N. W. PHONE NORTH 3343 30 a.m. | class in clog dancing and to give a ‘Tuesday night the members and|play. Miss Maxine Girts, Miss Helen friends of the association are invited to | E. Samuel, Miss Marie Kroell and Mrs. listen to the election returns over the | Lora Heberle are the faculty advisers radio at the Y. W. C. A. At that time | for these groups. the radio will be placed in the living The three Girl Reserve Clubs from room on the first floor where it will be | Central, Business and Tech High | easy of aecess to all. and while there | Schools will meet in the Girl Reserve will be no special program, Miss Eliza- | Club rooms at the Y. W. C. A. on Fri- beth F. Pierce, chairman of the good | day afternoon at 3:30. citizenship committee. will be the host- | The Saturday morning program for ess and strangers will be made espe-| grade school girls will include ‘groups clally welcome. | in poster-making, leather work, party ‘There will be an Armistice Y. M.-Y. | favors and a toy shop. There will also W. C. A. dance at the Blue Triangle | be groups in hom~making and first aid. Hut, at Twentieth and B streets, on | journalism and dramatic: very girl Saturday, November 10, at 9 p.m. —_——— Girl Reserve Department. This afternoon at 2:30 the Senior umstea s orm ymp High School Girl Reserve Council will meet in the Girl Reserve Club rooms. Miss Lorna W. Smith, Juvenile Court | worker for the Federation of Churches, will present a new idea for service work | at the meeting. At 4 o'clock the cab- | inet officers of the high school elubs | and their mothers are invited for tea | Bcilait FALLING in, the Girl Reserve Club rooms. = | Tomorrow afternoon at 2:45 the P Ag}‘p}é‘xchc,ilil Fglelser\'ek Club of bfivg‘e(;(e‘m‘ STO HAIR H 0ol will make scrap or Children’s Hospital. | Sashy e hanks St ond The Girl Reserve Club at Den- ot oy, i nison Vocational School will hold elec- Suptivar. Bod told undec tion of officers Wednesday at 2 p.m. Money-Back Guarantee. The two Girl Reserve Clubs at Jeffer- At Barbers and Druggists. son_Junior High School will meet at UCKY TIGER 2:15 with the newly elected presidents, Kinney Points the Way To Tremendous Savings on Women’s and Children’s SHOES Newest Styles and Creations Can You Afford Not to Buy at Kinney’s? Truth is more than phantom—at Kaufmann's. We sell you today so that you come back tomorrow and say “Hello.” Forty-four per cent of the daily busie ness done by Kaufmann's has been sent to them by people who have actually used “Character Furniture,” tested its worth and are pleased—they are then happy to send their friends to Kaufmann's. You cannot go wrong if you suggest to your friends to go to Kauimann’s, “To children an angel of merey.” Whers directi are ~ followed, VE| FAIL cost of SAN N. it contains full dose. ond sixty years' test. Sold everywhere or by mail, 50¢ a botile. Est. C. A. Voorhees. M. D.. Philadelohis A Modern and Charming 7-Piece Dinette Suite = Solid Mahogany Frame Living Room Suite A suite of rare distinction—of workmanship and design in keeping ‘5250 . In construction it is all that the most particular could demand— gracefully proportioned, hardwoed construction throughout and richly veneered in American walnut. As illustrated—a pedestal-base extension table, china cabinet, buffet and -four graceful chairs ‘to match, with slip seats of genuine leather. T8 Mant’w to pay with the traditions of Character Furniture. Three pieces exactly as illustrated—settee, armchair and throne chair. Upholstered in genuine mohair and genuine French frieze. Resilient coil springs add immeasurably to its style and service. 18 Months to Pay WOMEN’'S Patent Leather Step-in Pump, trimmed with Black Kid strap. Spike Heel. WOMEN"S Patent Leather One-Eyelet Tie. Cuban Heel. Same style in Black Kid. Layer-Felf Mattress $8.00 Sleepy Hollow Gate-Leg$ 95 17 4 Cogswell Table 5-Piece Breakfast Suites YOUNG WOMEN'S YOUNG WOMEN Black Calf Four-eyelet Tie; trimmed with Black Snake. Leather Cuban Heel with Rubber Toplift. Same model in Tan with trim- ming to match, WOMEN’'S Patent Leather Cut-out Two- eyelet Tie. Leather Cu- ban Heel with rubber Toplift. CHILDREN'S Tan Cut- out Oxford Tie, trimmed with a Tan Lizard ‘Tongue and Saddle. Rub- ber Heel. Same model in Black. Sizes 8% -11 $2.49 Sizes 11¥5- 2 $298 e MISSES’ Black or Tan Dress Oxford. Composi- tion Sele and Rubber Heel. 2 Sizes 11% -2 $1.98 Sizes 2% -7 $249 OVER 250 st CLRNIMNEN (O, 2 1isrss 3100 M N.W. Four-eyelet Tie; trimmed with Black Snake Croased Vamp. Leather Cuban Heel ‘with Rubber Toplift. Same model in Tan with trimming te match. e e ) WOMEN’S Patent Leather Cut-Out Step-in Pump, trimmed with Black Mesh, Cuban Heel. CHILDREN'S Patent Leather Cut-ont Oxford ‘Tie. Rubber Meel. Sives 8% -11 $249 Siges 11%:- 2 $2.98 Sizes 2%i- 7 $3.49 8 e $2.98 CHILDREN'S Patent Leather Lace shoe with Beaver Top. _Goodyear Welt construction. Rub- ber Heel. Sizes 8 -11 $2.98 Sizes 11%-2 $349 Sanitary, 50-pound layer- felt mattress, covered in good grade of art ticking. Budget Paymcnts tinguished s 5°8/6 A luxurious suite at a price little short of amazing. and covered in multi-colored pattern of Jacquard velour. e consists of a settee, armchair and high-back armchair. Budget Payments— 18 Months to Pay The top is of solid mahog- any, the base and legs of gumwood, finished in mahog- any to match. When opened for general use the top measures 36 by 44 inches. Regularly $23.95. Carved mahogany-finished rail, backs. 18 Months to Pay Upholstered Your window or breakfast room nook will welcome this charming ivory and blue enam- eled five-piece breakfast suite, consisting of Specially priced at 5-Pc. Suites, $17.95 and Up CONVENIENT PAYMENTS Table and four Chairs. Carved Frame Living Room Suite in Jacquard Velour This dis- 52 - Chair The regular price, $95.00, represents good value—at the reduced price need we stress the impostance of an inspec- tion? Upholstered in ratine tapestry. 297 $75 Tn sizes to fit all beds. Made with 90 resilient steel : constructed for years oi satisfactory service. Budget Payments Hete’s Distinction in Bedroom Furniture A charming four-piece suite of genuine American walnut veneers combined with cabinet woods. The suite sketched -consists of a Dresser, French Vanity, Return-end Bed and a spacious chest of drawers. Drawer bottoms of mahogany. Each piece constructed for service. 18 Months to Pay Budget Payments—18 Months to Pay i : KAUFMANN'S 1415 H Street N.W 21 Stores in 21 Cities " 55