Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1929, Page 19

CLUB FROLIC HELD AT ALFALFA DINNER “Annual Gainering, With 375 in Attendance, Is Made Memorable Event. The Alfalfa Club, with 375 members and guests in attendance, held iis an- nual dinner and frolic last night in the Willard Hotel. Members of Congress, Government officials, newspaper men and others in- terested directly and indirectly in “more alfalfa and less bunk,” one of the many slogans of the club, made the night a memorable one in the annals of its annual gatherings. Former Chief Jus- tice J. Harry Covington of the District Bupreme Court, the president, conducted the festivities. There was a solemn pause while Frank J. Hogan read to the assemblage the memorials to the members of the club who have died during the past year. ‘These deceased members were Benjamin A. Hagood of Charleston, S. C.; Dr. John Watson Cox of New York City, Brig. Gen. Willlam L. Kenly, U. 8. A.; Robert Crain of Maryland, former Sen- ator Charles J. Faulkner of West Vir- ginia, Silvio Hein of New York City and a former president of the club, Milton C. Elliott. Slogans Adopted. An announcement of the annual din- ner from the secretary-treasurer, Charles Porterfield Light, declared the Alfalfa Club is deeply interested in the better- ment of agriculture and, with other things, it advocates: “More farmers and less labor. “More weather and less rain. “More elections and fewer primaries. *“More prohibition and taller silos. “More holidays for us and longer hours for women. “More apples and less applesauce. “More of what we want/and less of what we can’t get. “More alfalfa and less bunk.” The officers of the Alfalfa Club, in addition to President Covington and ; Mr. Light, are Thomas P. Littlepage, first vice president; Col. Henry Hall, second vice president; Maj. Glen E. Edgerton, club whip, and George H. O’Connor, water boy. Members and Guests. ‘The guests and members who at- tended the celebration last night were: Dean Acheson, Franklin Adams, Jesse C. Adkins, Representative Richard S. Aldrich, Dr. Ricardo J. Alfaro, Charles 8. Allen, E. C. Alvord, Col. Lytton Gray Ament, Earle M. Amick, Phil C. Arth, Maj. Gen. T. Q. Ashburn, Clarence A. Aspenwall, Prancis G. Awalt. Representative Isaac Bacharach, Rep- resentative Robert L. Bacon, Comdr. Oharles A. Baker, Charles H. Baker, Gibbs L. Baker, Maj. Gen. George Bar- Hartson, Daniel O. Hastings, Col. Joseph M. Heller, Samuel J. Henry, T. Hughlett Henry, J. S. Hibbert, Frank S. Hight, George G. Hill, Joseph H. Himes, Jus- [nce A. A. Hvehling, J. G. Hoffstat, | Frank J. Hogan, Joseph Hogan, Maj. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook, Charles E. Hood, George P. Hoover, Matt E. Horne, Hilleary G. Hoskinson, Dr. William T. H. Howe, Maj. Gen. John A. Hull, Rob- ert Scott Hume, Willlam E. Humphrey, Edward Hungerford, Edmund P. Hunter, Maj. Gen. Grote Hutcheson and Rich- ard W. Hynson. Representative James, J. Caldwell Jenkins, Charles F. H. Johnson, Repre- sentative Royal C. Johnson, Edmund L. Jones, Admiral Hilary P. Jones, Sam P. Jomes and Eldridge E. Jordan. John C. Keane, Col. Frank B. Keech, |John D. Keith, Dr. J. Thomas Kelley, jr.; {James B. Kerr, Lieut. Comdr. William D. Kilduff, Fred M. King, James E. Kinni- | son, Otto E. Koegel, Oliver Owen Kuhn. | H. A Lafount, Robert L. Lane, Clif- ford Lanham, Philip H. Lantz, Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, Frederick Lehlbach, Ernest I. Lewis, Charles Por- terfield Light, G. Gould Lincoln, Lewis A. Lipman, W. D. Lippitt, Daniel C. Lippman, John M. Littlepage, Thomas P. Littlepage, Speaker of the House Nicholas Longworth, Oscar R. Luhring, James B. Luttes, Charles F. Lynch. Maj. Gen. H. P. McCain, Malcolm S. McConihe, Representative McDuffie, George B. McGinty, Joseph W. McIn- tosh, Col. Frederick D. McKenney, Thomas W. McKnew, Lanier P. Mc- Lachlen, William J. McNally, Rear Ad- miral Luke McNamee, Senator McNary, E. J. McQuade, Albert R. MacKenzie, Maj. William C. Marrow, John Marshall, ‘Warren F. Martin, Tench T. Marye, W. Frank Mathues, Leo C. May, Elias Mayer, William F. Meredith, William P. Meredith, Representative Merritt, Frank W. Mondell, William M. Mooney, Maury Middleton, Barry Mohun, Howard Mo- ran, Frank P. Morse, Louis W. Mueller. Avon M. Nevius, Josiah T. Newcomb, Representative Newton, Claudian B. Northrop. Daniel I. O'Brien, Dr. Charles E. O'Connor, George H. O'Connor, Senator F. R. Ogilby, Richard V. Oulahan, Representative Parker, Henry F. Par- melee, John B. Parrish, John Barton Payne, William E. Person, Stanton C. Peelle, Dr. D. Pearce Penhallow, W. F. Peters, Arthur J. Phelan, Senator Phipps, Sam Pickard, Edward Allen Pierce, W. J. Pilling, Miles Poindexter, Senator Pittman, John W. Pole, Claude R. Porter, Lieut. Comdr. H. H. Porter, Sydney R. Prince, John Chauncey Pugh, Representative Purnell, . Capt. Frederick G. Pyne, Senator James A. Reed, Representative Rayburn, W. F. Raymond, Hugh Reilly, Sidney H. Reizenstein, James B. Reynolds, Brig. Gen. George Richards, Capt. James O. Richardson, Brig. Gen. Wilds P. Richardson, Capt. Alfred McC. Robins, Senator Joseph T. Robinson, T. Baker Robinson, William A. Rodenberg, L. C. Rodino, Joseph G. Rodgers, Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman, J. C. Rosenthal, Comdr. Horace D. Rouzer, Joseph I. Saks, Archie D. Sanders, Everett Sanders, Robert C. Sands, B. Francis Saul, Hugh Saum, John E. Semmes, Swager Sher- ley, Thomas R. Shipp, Paul L. Shorb, nett, Representative James T. 3 Charles J. Bell, Ulric Bell, Ira E. Ben- ett, Capt. Robert R. Bennett, Charles ¥ Berry, Clifford K. Berryman, H. Edward Bilkey, Representative Oscar E. Bland, Representative Sol Bloom, Thomas P. Bones, Dr. Joel T. Boone, sentative Fred A. Britten, Harry J. Brown, Walter Brownley, Gene Buck, . Walker S. Buel, Dr. John W. Burke, ‘Taylor Burke, Ebert K. Burlew, Robert ‘W. Burton, Representative Josgph W. James A. Cahill, . F. Calnan, John F. Carew, James A. Carmack, Col. John H. Carroll, John H. Carroll, jr.; Clarence M. Chafest, Enoch H. Chase, Juan B. Chevalier, G. Bowie W. Wallace Chiswell, George B. Christian, jr.;, Howard Chandler Christy, Comdr. Gaylord Chureh, Col. Bennett C. Clark, Edward T. Clark, John D. Clarke, Myer Cohen, Frank J. Coleman, Edward F. Colla- day, James E. Collifiower, Col. William A. Colston, Representative Connolly, John C. Conover, Levi Cooke, Robert J. Cottrell, J. Harry Covington, G. . Crandall, Thomas S. Crel ton, Dr. Macpherson Crichton, D. R. Crissinger, Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, Dr. Hugh 8. Cummings, A. J. Cum- mings, J. Harry Cunningham and J. Maxson i Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis, Representative Dempsey, Dr. John P. DeWitt, C. Barney Dodds, William J. Donald, R. Golden Donaldson, William H. Donovan, Eugene H. Doorman, Proc- tor L. y, Charles A. Douglas, Peter A. Drury, George T. Dunlop, Wal- ter G. Dunlop and Andrew B. Duvall. Fred East, Maj. Glen E. Edgerton, Prank H. Edmonds, John H. Edwards, | Representative Elliott, James A. Emery | end Benjamin Evans. ‘Walter J. Fahy, Maj. Joseph C. Fegan, Carter Field, Irving Fisher, Ool.] Frederick S. Foltz and Alexander Fraser. Michael Gallagher, Charles W. Gallo- way, John W. Gardner, Representative Garrett, Hapson Gary, John O. Gheen, Frank E. Ghiselli, T, A. Gillis, Col. J. Curtis Gilmore, W. Irving Glover, C. J. Gockeler, Mark L. Goodwin, Spencer Gordon, Judge William J. Graham, Ad- miral Cary T. Grayson, C. Lewis Green, Dr. Thomas E. Green, Dr. Louis S. Greene, William Green, W. H. Grimes, Dr. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Charles S. Groves and John W..Guider. Representative Hadley, Randall H. Hagner, Col. Henry Hall, Willlam F. Ham, Dr. Granville S. Hanes, John H. Hanna, Robert N. Harper, George W. Harris, George L. 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Only 50 Marion TOASTERS Hundreds of these are rendering sat- isfactory service. At these " Special Savings, the de- mand will .be big. So be early—to get - yours. Were 2 Westinghouse Percolator Sets......... 1 Rochesterware China Percolator....... 20.00 formerly $8.75 ... =—=—=—Six Months to Pay fo These Display-Sample Appliances The $4.30 Grade $3.50 CASH 5 12 Marion Waffle Irons $*7 80 - NOW $8.00 $12.00 $13.20 $14.40 $17.20 $17.00 $16.00 $22.80 $19.50 $39.75* 21.25 29.50 17 Floor Sample TELECHRON CLOCKS D. C, JANUARY 20, 1929—PART Y. 19 The Store for Thrifty Peopl. PRE Women’s $1 Part- Wool Underwear 50c With rayon stripe—bloom- ers, union suits and vests; flat lock seams; rayon trimmed. Regular and extra sizes. Kaufman's, First Floor The Greatest Bargain Feast of Our Entire Year! Sensational Values in Every Department -INVENTORY SAL HARRY , .. K AUFMAN: 1316 to 1326 Seventh St. N.W. Merchandise Advertised Here on Sale Monday and Tuesday ts : ‘“‘Charm Satin”’ Costume Slips $1.98 Beautiful high lustrous rayon quality, in many of the leading shades, as well as smart two-tone picot ruffled effects. fman’s, Se Spectacular Sale Coats & Dresses COATS $885 That Were to $18.75 These coats were purchased for late Winter trade, consequently are brand-new models, but we must make room for new Spring arrivals, therefore have marked all remaining coats at these low prices: COATS $1285 519385 $24.85 That Were to $22.50 COATS | COATS That Were to $29.75 That Were to $37.50 $10 to $12.50 NEW Spring Dresses In a Marvelous Array—at All late fashions are offered in this group of the season’s smartest fabrics, there's a style for every need, newest flares, swathed hiplines, plaited and tiered effects, smart dips and uneven hemlines and many others for miss and matron. The smartest of colorings and combinations. Sizes 16 to 44 Kaufman’s, Second Floor > $7.45 January Sale of Sheets, Spreads, Cases & Blankets Now is the time for hotels, rooming houses and private dwellings to stock up for the coming inauguration needs, at prices that mean substantial savings. BLANKETS $5 Golden Fleece Part-Wool Blankets $1.25 Seamless Sheets 81x90 full double-bed size—run of the mill. $3 Seamless Rayon Spreads 169¢ 06300 double-bed sise $1.59 Seamless Sheets 81x105 _double-bed) $9 .95 Beeved: auaiity, in’an 3 ~9§ 0 c size; rose, blue, or- s ;;r:{::'}".:ma‘nm‘:‘z pr. m‘"le extra length for double beds, run of the chid and gold. ;n;alm,'%mhn'“‘;bo}t 5 e o ; $2 Krinkle Bedspreads $2.50 Part-Wool Blankets emstitched . X ite Star Seamless $1.59 Scalloped and Ho Pretty New Plaids Biaiied ‘Shecs, 6030 stms Tor | snoste size 8100 nches, standard i.xf}l.xgs?::f'd sl‘{’;‘:ls‘ 66x80-inch size for Sq ] i o Hiesou ing. Run of the blue, orchid and c doubls beds; various g EAEE L Gl eapieis s c m‘m' $l 09 gold. color plaids. "y $1 Double o - ” . 3 $1.69 “Mohawk” Bleached s e B £5.50 Pari-wool Blankets, 06x80 dou- | full bleached. Run of sgc Sheets, perfect quality. ~ 81x90 01:105 ot b gol'd and ble-bed size. Soft fleeced themill cocoevvennennnne size for double beds. 9 orchid. Bolster in- Hay, Vi S5 §1,95 ikt w0 roe: 91,29 | ehid Bt o g7 4Q All-Wool Biankets. 29¢ Standard } 17c 59¢ White e i $3.95 | Cases....... Star- Cities C | spresasSeatiopea sdges. oee. $1.50 Double-bed _Blan| 42x36 Regulation. Sise. ar L.ases. . blue, gold, orchid and block plaids or plain gra: " 42x36 and 45x36 sizes. green. New designs. $2 9 Bize 66x80 inches. Sale price Perfect Quality Perfect Quality 81x105 size ......... # Kaufman' First Floos Pre-Inventory Reductions $6 to $8 Boys’ and } 33.98 Girls’ Winter Coats P Clever styles developed of suede cloth and mix- Sizes 2 to 14 Years tures, in henna, red, brown, Oxford and navy blue. Many with fur collars and silk stitchings. $10 to $14.75 Girls’ ;7 98 Furred Coats : == Sizes 5 to 14 Years Each a remarkable value, excellently tailored of Bolivia cloth, velour, suede cloth and buxskin. Finished with smart fur collars and silk stitched designs. $4 and $5 Boys’ and Girls’ Coats An Extraordinary Purchase of Super-Rayon Undies —Brassiere Top Combinations —Bloomer Leg Combinations —Double Hem Slips —Gowns in pretty styles ! —Bloomers, regular and extra sizes —Chemise, regular and extra sizes —Lace-Trimmed Panties —Band-Front Panties S ist the tem n vely rayon under- th.ln: wmwnnz;nue;[;;em;mchmd ltpsuch a price? These are extra fine 42-gauge superior quality with a permanent lustrous finish. Think of such an assortment of garments at such a low price—seems amaszing, doesn't it—but, as usual, we were on the spot to “grab” such a bargain. A com- plete assortment of dainty pastel shades, as well as two-toned effects. -trimmed garments, too. Bdge: oo o B fman's, Second Floor 19¢ Dress Ginghams lic 32 inches wide; pretty p.aids, checks and stripes. Full pieces. 25¢ Art Ticking, 19¢ New patterns and colorings; full pleces; perfect quality. 29¢ Lace-Trimmed Super-Bargains! Closing Out WOOL RUGS - Men’s Sweater Sale Of Great Importance $7.50 Collegiate| $4 and $4.50 Men’s $3 and Sweaters Sweaters $3.50 Sweaters $4.95 | $3.39 | $239 Shawl Collar Button| Sweater coats and| Coats, V-neck styles, models in maroon and | pull-over V-neck styles. | plain and fancy effects. navy. Sizes 36 to 46. | Assorted colors; 36 to 46. | All sizes. R e —————— (—" Boys’ $8 to $11 Suits A Clean-up sale of Boys’ Suits that no In a1t waintod cotors sad shixtures. " mons o } $ 52 . ug'u.; 'Enlfls)ed ’:rx'xmn Suits, standard make; perfect quality; } 95c —_—mmmmme Sensational Shoe Clean-up! TOS TIODET S IR YOI, . . . . o oo esvsdosoine s e Every Pair a Remarkable Value Boys’ $1.25 Union Suits . R 3 o e e ———————— Bog:’ High y Ch}_l;l;n’s (< SRIOES Women'’s $3 and $3.50 i Shoes 31.3% | FOOTWEAR ‘Tan and Black. Sizes 7 to 2. Sises 2 to 3% Men’s $2 Women'’s Storm Storm Rubbers Rubbers $1.00 | &% 69c Sizes 6 to 11. \ * { /' "Sizes'3 to 9. T Women's Boys’ and Girls’ $3 Galoshes hool Shoes Automatic Slide n ane ack. gt 2939 | et 1$].98 to 8. —— 9 to 5%. . = Kaufman's, First Floor 25¢ to 39¢ Cretonnes 19¢ Large assortment of new pat- terns and colors; mill lengths from 2 to 8 yards. S0c Plain Color Voiles 17¢ An assortment of plain colors, Scarfs, 19¢ for dresses, lingule, curtains, et 15x45 Size Scarfs, colored em- Sl‘ .98m Kl‘i nkle S r‘e adg et R At Rock Bottom Prices - i 9x12 Room-Size Alexander Smith & Sons’ Fine-grade Wool Rugs to be sacri- In two pleces, 81 inches wide, to Art Squares $3.49 ‘These come in two pieces and are shown in various wool rug, tile and wood flooring designs. Size for large rooms. The most sani- tary and economical felt-base floor coverings. ficed, former prices disregarded. (2) 6x9-ft. Palisades, fringed ends, $17.95 value. (1) 7 ft. 6 by 9 Palisades, fringed ends, $23.95 value. (1) 7 ft. 6 by 9 ft. Hudson, $12.98 value. . (1) 8 ft. 3 by 10 ft. 6 Manor, $17.95 value (1) 8 ft. 3 by 10 ft. 6 Hudson, $21.50 value. (1) 8 ft. 3 by 10 ft. 6 Nepperhan, $19.95 value (3) 9 by 12-ft. size Manor, $22.50 value. ....... ......... $14 Your Charge Account Solicited: 94 inches e - lflnl ancy stripes. To s12 | 39c to 49c Wash Fabrics $16 Ctee 17¢ of Pongee, sfi and, Broadcioth; good assortment $15 Men’s $1 Union Suits $14 59¢ Medium weight; sizes 36 to 44 choice of several styles, £ Y S