Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929. tion and Interesting in contrapuntal technique effects. ‘The “morning” next week will pre- sent Ruth Townsend (recently me Mme. Petrovic) and Bemlmlno Glgll in joint song rccltul Diphtheria KiIIs 2-Year-01d. Special Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., January 10—Wil- llam Trenary, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trenary, died last night of diphtheria. Four other cases are re- ported here. in Bach's “Concerto in A Minor,” the first movement may have seemed a bit stilted, but it gained a deep beauty in the sure bowing of the second move- ment an dexcellent, colorful reading in the finale. Mr. Salmond's righ-toned cello bow showed to special advantage in the ex- quisite “Berceuse” of Faure and be- came more vigorous in the “Melodie,” written by Frank Bridges and dedi- cated to Mr. Salmond. The other Faure work—*“Apres un Reve"—was charm- ingly done, too. The duet for strings, “Passacaglia,” by Handel, proved an unusual composi- MUSIC KOCHANSKI, SALMOND AND LUBO- SCHUTZ. STRICT PROPERTY LONDEMNATON UP finate Group to Consider Bill for Better Method An unusually delightful program of string and plano music was presented by three artists, under the auspices of Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, at the May- flower Hotel yesterday, as the “Thirty- second Musical Morning” in the series first cstablished by this patroness of | music several seasons ago. The usual distinguished audience, which included No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted Tomorrow. The Senate District committee will meet tomorrow to consider proposed legislation to give the Federal Govern- ment a better method of condemning Jand needed for its various pmjccts‘ in the District. The committee at the same time is expected to act on bills giving the District Commissioners and Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, direc- subject, but wants to inspect Gravelly necessary authority to_carry out plans | for the inauguration March 4. These officials need congressional sanction to erect platforms, string overhead wires and obtain the loan of flags and decor- ations from the War Department. The committee also may take up the question of an airport for Washingto provided the subcommittee, headed by Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, is ready to report. has gathered considerable data on the subject, but wants to inspect Gravelly Point and other sites suggested before reporting to the committee. Chairman Capper is expected to bring | the pending nomination of Col. rison Brand, jr. for another term on the Public Utilities Commission, to the attention of the committee tomorrow to determine upon a course of pre- cedure_in considering it. ‘The Federal condemnation bill passed the House at the last sssion and has been undergoing study by a Senate subcommittee headed by Senator Blaine, Republican of Wisconsin. The meas- ure is regarded as important at this time because of the Federal Govern- ment's building program and other projects requiring additional land. DR. JAGGER TO SPEAK. Will Describe Exploration of Vol- canic Area in Alaska. His ewperiences in exploring the little- known region near Pavior Volcano, Alaska, will be related by Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar at a meeting of the National Geographic Society in the Washington Auditorium tomorrow night. ‘Dr. Jag- gar's lecture will be illustrated with a large number of photographs and mo- tion picture films made by the photo- graphic division of the expedition. Side trips from the expedition's base were made in a strange amphibian craft, half boat and half automobile, which was designed especially for work on the untracked Alaskan beaches and tundra. ! Senator Vandenberg | Har- | | light the wives of past, present and future Presidents, and many others of promi- nence, showed marked appreciation of | the numbers given. | The artists were Paul Kochanski, | violinist; Felix Salmond, violencellis and Pierre Luboschutz, pianist. Both the Polish violinist and English cellist have been heard here, and their admir- able command of their art is well known in Washington. This was not M. Luboschutz’ debut here, but he sure- 1y has never been heard to such advan- lnge as yesterday. His accompaniments for the other two musicians in their solo selections were excellent, always keyed to the interpretation of the solo- . In Beethoven's “Trio in C Minor, pus 1, No. 3, however, he literally shone as an ensemble artist; his own talent kept sympathetic to the other vo, but given much fuller opportunity, naturally, in the Becthoven work. The | second movement_with its singing theme l and variations was particularly beau- tiful and the minuet was given a lovely reading. Again, at the very end, Haydn's gay “Gypsy Rondo” with its color and rhythms brought the three artists in a unified effort. Mr. Kochanski opened the program with 2 melody from Gluck’s “Orpheus,” arranged by Kreisler, and “Rondo” by Mozart. These are both charming, compositions and showed the | violinist to be in excellent form. Later, High Praise for “PLANTABBS” All_over this_city people are telling how fine their plants are looking since they started using Plantabbs. One lady says:“I've used lots of dirty, smelly fertiiizers on my ferns, palms and potted flowers. but nothing did them as much good as Plantabbs. The Plentabhs are s0 clean and easy to_handie I often put them in the pots on Sunday after I have dressed for the day.’ Plantabbs are FOOD for vour plants. They contain all the nourishment needed a . beconia, geranium. any other indoor plant or flower they are absolutely odorless and being in compressed tablet form are so clean and easy to handle it's a real pleasure to use them. 25, 50c_and $1.00 packages are on sale 'at all florists. sced dealers and druggists in this city. Out-of-town cusiomers may _order -direct from the Plant Products Company, Baltimore, Md. FULTON lantabbs S PLANT FOOD TAB UNUSUAL!!!! Advance New Hats Phenomenal Values at the Price Felts. .. Angoras Tricot Turbans Felt Combinations Chic, youthful hats, priced far below their actual worth. 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(500 yards) $1 36-inch and 40- inch Silks, including plain crepe de chine, fancy rayon, satins, plain and changeable taffetas, prmted radium and plain broad- From the Rug (6) $125 9x12 Seamless “ors“d Wilton Rugs. $95 (6) $118 8.3x10.6 Seamles: Wilton Rugs (10) $22.50 36x63 Seamless Worsted ‘Wilton Rugs ...... PRTTTT $16.25 (15) $14.50 27x54 Seamless Worsted Wilton Rugs . $10.25 (3) $150 9x12 Anglo Rugs (1) llM 8.3x10.6 Anglo Persian Ru .$110.40 Rugs (5) Rugs (8) (5) Ru; (3) %95 9x12 Wilton Rugs 861,15 (84 Square Yards) $8 9 ft. wide Broadloom Velvet c-rpet. p:; square yard (2) $125 9x12 Plain Rugs ...... Velvet Silverware (500) $1.15 2-inch Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Sets, per pair, and set of 6 in a box. .79 (1) $10 Imported Necklace Set with synthetic sapphires. $5 12] ’ll 0 I rted 13) SlO lmporm! Silver-plated Bracelets, cuff fitting $5 $12.50 Gold-plated Brace- let, cuff fitting. $6.50 (10) $7.50 14-kt. White Gold Rings, with onyx and full cut dia- niond ....cceiierenieenes.$3.50 (200 yards) $1 Plain and Fancy Celanese Voiles, in a noteworthy assortment .. 69¢c (200 yards) 36-inch Cotton Broad- cloth, in plaid and small figure designs; fast colors. . .o .29¢ (Pifth Floor Daslight Plece Goods Section, The Hecht Co.) Department (6) $3 27x54 Grass Rugs........$1 (4) $450 36x72 Oval Fiber Rugs .$2.95 (10) $4 ket S 54 Oval Fiber nlll&. $1.95 325 00 lxll Mourzeurk Mourzourk Rugs 18.95 3) $29.50 9x12 Rugs . teeesess$18.95 (1) 820 9x12 Crex Rllg as is, $12.95 (3) $20 9x12 Fiber Rugs....$12.95 (2) $18 8x10 Fiber Rugs .$10 (10 Square Yards) Sl 50 Inlaid Linoleum ........... ceeee..96C (3) 75 6x9 Sanllura Rugs, as (3) s ) Congouum Run, $3.95 13\ SG 50 4.6x9 Con‘oleum Rugs, ..$1.95 H) Il 95 3x6 Con"oleum Rugs, 75¢ Mourzourk * {Sixth’ Fioor, The Hecht Co.) and Jewelry (1) $25 Gold-plated Brace- Tet $12.50 (1) $12.50 Crystal and Imitation Jade Necklace, imported. . .$6.50 (2) $10 Sterling Silver Pins, trim- ‘med with marcasite.......... $10.95 Sterling _Silver Ping, H §: (15) s2 lo-kt. Whltc Gold Plns, (6) $5 lfl-kl. Whlu Gol plain or filigree 110) $10 14-kt. White Gold Scarf Pins, with full cut diamonds, $5 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Toiletries (100) 50c to $1 Assortment of Imi- ulhn Pearl-on-Amber Toilet veseesesscscssesenes 25€ 136) Sl Celma Loospact . . . com- pact for loose powder. 50¢ (480) 50c Celma Loospact. (47) $1.95 to $2.95 Atomizers nr Droppers (350) 75¢ OlkI'y Hand Lotion. .'Dc (740) 10¢c Small Noxzema Cream .. 8¢ (1) $25 Atomizer Set. From the Moderate (6) $13.75 Printed Transparent Velvet, misses’ sizes. .85 (3) $13.75 2-piece Dresses, of printed velveteen, blouse and canton crepe skirt; misses....S5 (4) $13.75 Al -wool Tweed Dr in tan; misses’ sizes (l) Sll Bllek Satin S (2) 313 75 Hrow with brocaded yokes and draprd skirts; sizes 18 and 20....$8.95 (104) 10c, 60 per dozen Almond Ol Soap. Dozen ior (24) 50c Atomizers . ported (24) 90 Tmported Vegetal, after- shaving lotion (20) $1.95 Perfume Lamps. aged .s (25) 5¢ Powder (10) $1.75 Powder handl Puffs v\'v n in Flo Price Drcss Shop sto i Ni Georgette Frocks, I pisee vafi 5 Chiffon Velvet Dres for misses and women.... (4) $1375 Jersey Dresses, onc and two piece styles............. 5 (1) $10 Navy Georgeite 'Dress. size 46 (Moderate Pri Third Fioor, From the Notion Department (27) %5c¢ Stamped Pot Holders, sets of three in pocket, bound in blue and rose...............5 (10) $1 Stamped Voile Mgu,m. rose, peach, green or orchid. .50c (2) $2.95 Coolie Coats, sli\mwd and stenciled ............. $1.9; (29) $1 Stamped Voile Teddlcs. peach whlte or pink; sizes 35 (18) 50c Steneiled Cases, for_sil- verware, 4 for (18) 39¢ Stamped or Guest Towels, 3 for. (66) 10¢ Coat Hange made, unfinished. 6 for.. (48) 50c Cinderella Shoe Polish, per_bottle. 10¢ (40) 10c Silk and Mercerized Darn- ing Thread, 3 foe 0o (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) For Infants and Tiny Tots $3.95 Tol‘l Raincoat; red; year: 1.00 (3) $2.95 Comm Blankets, nicely bound with sateen, bluc only. Soiled $1.95 (5) $1.19 and $1.59. Tots’ Bathrobe, lood colors, combination; size 2 1.0 $ (5) Sl TM-!' Rayon Shirts. Mubsed 69¢ Fur 1” m ‘Wombat Coat, size s16 11} llls Grey Kidskin, with civet collar and cuffs; size 38, $69 (l) SISD Sealine (dyed coney), with Johnny collar, self trim, 36 37:71 fox collar.. . .$149 Frocks from the (2) $29.50 Black Transparent Vel- vets with crystal pin, sizes 42 . $16 and 44 (12) $29.50 to $39.50 Transpa Velvets, some lace M.mmed s!zcs 14, 16 and 18.. $29.! 5. Two-plm Red l'lzt (6) 32050 Navy Georgettes, sizes 2612, 44, 4413, 16;2, 16 [ll 879 50 White Gm‘!fle French G jorgeously bended” size (12) $1 Infants’ Cotton and “'!ml Shirts, soiled; size 1 year....i5¢ (18) S1.10, $1.40, 3150 Infants’ Shirts, of sx‘k wool and cotton. $1.00 (4) 59¢ Infants' Cotton and “ool Band: wee 504 Combinations, sizes 2 to 6 9c s (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Coats (1) $400 Hudson Seal ldy!d r'\h- bit), size 18 years (1) $400 Natural Sq el v\llh crush _collar; size 16 years..$205 (1) $139 Natural Muskrat, self trim: size 16 years........ $9! (1) $199 Scaline (dyed col mmmcd with marmot, Mayfair Shop (2) $35 Navy Crepe de Chine, hand-drawn work, beige inserts. imported . . . size 3¢ 2: (1) $29.50 Frend\ Imported \' Crepe, hand-drawn work, 18 .§16 (1) $69.50 Satin Wedding Gown with lace, pearls and crystal pm size 40 . 822 (1) 835 French Import of Red Crepe de Chine, with fine hand- drawn work, size 18......$22.00 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) REMNANTS Boys® Clothing (%) $2 Wool Lumberjackets, sius 12 and 14 years.. (32) $L.75 Chlld.renl Hats, berets for little boys........ veee...10€ (22) $1.65 Boys’ Corduroy Knick- ers, sizes 16 and 17 years. .. (30) 95¢ Cotton Pajamas, incom- plete s ceee...19€ (10) ite Sports Coats, sizes 8 to 16 mn...fl.&'a (6) $8 to $10 Junior Boys’ Winter Coats, wool lined. Sizes g 945, coat, size 20 years........... §! (5) $6 Mackinaw Coats, sizes 8, 10 and 11 years..... 3.95 (2) $16.50 Suits with extra knick- . Stor izes, 14 and 16 From the Sport Shop & Luggage Dept.v (1) $40 Imported Genuine Leather Week End Case, for man or WOMAN «.oeeeens ..815 (1) $20 Fine Cowhide Suit Case, French edge ... ..$9.95 (5) $10 Wardrobe Wetk End Cnu. 24 inches; black; 5;1017- (5) 825 Fllted week End Cases, .$14.95 (Zi $l5 W&k “End Cll!l. fllled. Shopworn . tereeaasos.$9.95 (57) $12.50 Heavy Coat Swulerl. with combination school col— OFB cevoeccenncsnssonasees $5.95 (1) $7.50 Suit Case with leather corners and straps $5 lZ"Y $1.95 to 52.;0 All-wool Gol{ (50} $3.! 50 Jacket Sv\ulen, 5ev= eral shades. All sizes......$2.95 (30) $5 and S$6 Shaker ~Knit Swukn wlt and sllp-ovrr (sv 4.9. (4) $12.50 7-i inch’ Cnlllpflblt Golf Baj heavy English cmvags‘ leather trim ............ $8.95 (port Shop. Main Floor, e Hecht Co.) Women’s Union Suits, Sports Frocks, Blouses and Sweaters (Zl) 31 59 Athletic Suits, of striped figured madras n;;d (l.) $10.95 inlled Satin Robes, in rose, black, purple, wpen. turg $5.95 (20) $5.95 Skirts of tweed, flannel ‘wool crepe or velveteen....$3.9 (22) $7.95 Blouses of g"orgettc, metallic, or crepe de chine com- binations .......... ..$3.95 (25) $1.25 Forest Mllll Unlon sults with rayon stripes.. (1) $20 Satin Quilted l'whe. \ll turg blue, seco lined.......$7.95 (19) $10 Tweed Ensembles, three- piece with crepe de csl;h;; blouse . . (15) 810 challis, trlmmed with fagoting nnd (25) eaters, coat or slip- styles, with rayon stripe PRIy T el T (75) $5. 95 Dresses, of jersey, crepe de chmc tweed and satin. Sizes .$§2.95 m 53 Dlx ‘Made Uniforms, rose. or white 1.9, (1) $25 Rose Satin Robe, mmm;d in black satin........ (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Handkerchiefs (120) 25¢ to 50c Women's Imitial broken mtlel& 2lac (60) 15c to 25¢ Women's Silk and Rayon Handkerchiefs. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Linens and Blankets (300 yards) 25c Linen Dish Towel- [ St 9c (20) $195 7-pe. Linen Luncheon cesesssaitaninenane .81 (55)u950 Flve-pleu Linen Bfldu .19 (8) $4.95 C ial Q uiits. (4) $9.95 13-piece Fil Runner_ Sets. S Boys’ and (8) $4 Girls' Tan Blucher ox(ords. plan toes; sizes 8'2 t0 2, 3 ll '69 ‘0 (12) $8.95 Antique Filet llu Table Covers........ .$6.9! (2 pr) $19.95 Wool B nnlets, solled $15.95 (7) $12.50 Wool Plaid Blankets 2) ll&W Wool Phaid Blanke! * (8ixth’ Fioor, The Girls’ Shoes (22) $4 Boys' Tan High Shoes, sizes 412 to 6 only. . (Second Floor, Coats from the Mayfair Shop (1) $69.50 Black Venise Coat with skunk collar and cuffs, Prmlzc<s model; size 16.. (1) $69.50 Black Broadcloth, trlm- med with baby seal; size 36..$39 (1) $89.50 Black Broadcloth Coat, fur collar and cuffs; size 16, $39 (1) $69.50 Grey Tweed with mole collar, belted model; size 18..$39 (1) $79.50 Printzess Coat of gres broadclohh with black wolf; (l) $69.50 Grey Broadeloth with black seal collars and cufls; size 16 (1) $79.50 Homespun Tweed (,oa( ]!ght blue, with fox collar; size $39 *"(Tnira’ Fioor, The He From the Stationery Department (5 _prs.) $2.50 Imported Alabaster Book Ends, yellow, blue or e 50¢c (1) $4.95 Imported Alabaster Ink- well and Paper Rack, green or yellow ..... .$2.50 (1) $5.95 Imported Leather C:n-l Jase (2) $5.95 lmported Genuine Cl‘okh Mahogany Cigarette Boxes...$3 (1) $39.95 Imported Cllukr anc Table Lamp .... $27 (1) $100 Imported Gold filled Mantel or Radio Cabinet Orna- ment, Musical Parrot.. .$75 (1) $75 Imported Chinese Mnn< darin Perfume Lamp $50 2) SG 95 Imported Italian Chlx;l Bud V: (40 prs.) $3 Slip-on Gloves, of kid, picot tops, in tan, brown or grey. (15 _prs.) $3.95 Fur-lined Gloves, of capeskin, one-button stylg (%) $10 Imported Alabaster Desk Sets, rose, yellow, blue or green; chipped ....... (Main Floor, The Hecht €0.) Pictures, Mirrors and Gifts 12) 53 95 Framcd Console (4) SIS Colonial Twisted Br s< Candlesticks 10 (10) $3.50 Dinner Gong of wrought iron, imported. 2.50 (40) 50c Imported Oriental Ash Tray and Paper Weight.....25¢ (1) $25 Large Imported Shin Model, the “Santa Maria.”..$20 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Gloves (140) $1 Tan or Grey Fabric Gloves, with embroidery cuffs and stitching . (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) «.79¢ Women’s S:lk Umbrellas (8) $5 16-rib Silk Umbrellas, gold émlshgd frame, good style hmsl!-. (6) $10 Navy Blue Silk Umbrellas, heavy quality, gold flnlsht‘d frame, pretty handles $7. (Matn’ Floor, The Hecht 241 Imported Handbags (32) $1.50 and $10 Underarm Styles, of ecrase leathers, wnh top or back strap. (Main Floor, T! Girls i"urnishings (15) Girls' $2.50 Part-woo!-and- cotton Union Suits, broken sizes and styles $1 (20) Girls’ 50c Drawers and Bloomers 5¢ (1) $2.95 Flannel Stripe Jacket, W(\ (1) $1.95 Sweat Shirt, whit 10 (1) $2.95 Cotton Jacket (Second Flcor, The Hecht Co.) Dresses (10) Girls' sizes 8 1 (20) Gll‘ll sizes 8-10 3395 Clntll Dresses, 524!)5 (20 pairs) $3.95 Cretonne Drapes, Per_pair ....... ARANEA RS 95 (12 pairs) $1.39 Cretonne DI'IM PET PAIF «oeeevenicncoinnn .69¢ (100 yards) 65¢ llyon Mnrane!‘l’le, cecdodf0 (5) Girls' $7.95 Silk Dresses, sizes 8-10 . (Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) From the Drapery Dcpartment (20) $3.95 Gold Colored Rayon Window Panels ......each $2.95 (8 sets) $18.95 Ready-made Sl cmers of Belgian slip cover; .$14.95 v Boxes, natural_finish, -$19.95 (8ixin Fioor, The Hecht Coy < InrF Hecar Co. F Street at 7th