Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1929, Page 50

8 i SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 27, 1929—PART 3. Capital Women Unite I In Aid of Fund Drive e . e nipy For Community Chest! " . Materially Promoting Wel-; fare Campaign by Active Participation in Organiza- tion Work and by Con- tributions. Washington women are working heart and soul for the success of the Com- munity Chest campaign, which opens “officially” tomorrow. Already the list of women contributors is very large and it is growing daily by leaps and bounds. Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro, wife of the Commissioner of the District of Co- lumbia, who is, incidentally, the only Woman serving as a vice chairman in the special gift unit of the chest, is leading all the men in the matter of 'gifts” received in advance of the open- ing date. Approximately 30 other prominent women here are serving on the special cift unit with outstanding success, gifts amounting to $500 or over being their goal from each person approached in advance of Monday, if possible. Many of these well known women—some be- longing to organizations joining the chest and others belonging merely as themselves, but all working for the honor of the National Capital—are temporarily giving all their time to the campaign, and the results are expected o be remarkable in the size of the gifts Teceived. Among the members of the special gift unit are Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, wife of Admiral Grayson: Mrs. Walter i et vt | This *198 Genuine Walnut 4-Pc.Bedroom Suite Mrs, John Jay O'Connor, who takes a keen civic interest, along so many lines < s i f this suite and you'll never have cause to regret St e AR o Make a selection of this suite and vy g per, Princess Boncampagni, Mrs. | your purchase. It is made of genuine walnut Kate D" mé.e"xi'," Mrs. Mary Grant veneer on gumwood.and consists of a 48-inch O Rafter and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. dresser with plate mirror, a new style chest of ° ooy g drawers, a French vanity with six drawer§ and Alzo ncluded in the special gif unit full-size wood bed. The value is extraordinary. are 58 ] n ant . . Katherine Dunlop, Mrs. James Parker Liberal Credit Terms Mre RN, Keutoa a2 S IRy SASSANAAR TS, 3 nn an ul Mattis. There are likewise such women ‘ ix as Mrs. Gwinn Rust, Mrs, Robert Rans- dell, Mrs. 8. C. Hc T, Mrs. Joseph Himes and Mrs. Rushmore Patterson, as well as Mrs. Charles Wheeler, Mrs. Wiseman Priest, Mrs. Ernest Van Fos- g 0o sen and Mrs, Howard 8. LeRoy. = % i Promirent Washington women also | s are serving on the chest’s board of trus- m _W #'l tees. Mrs. Whitman Cross being the £ 2 IS 1 Nl " A u e — i} W only woman vice president of the board. . R Of the entire personnel of the board two- = u" - | == —_— (1 R/l = y r f ” a = thirds represent various agencies and H v, the Associated Charities: Miss Mattie Gibson represents the Childrens’ Hos- one-third are chosen at large from the [ : Mrs. H. H. Kerr and Mrs. John LI community. Miss Helen Nicolay is from e ! : i b o Mrs. David Meade Lea and Mrs. Lila o, s < = . . P. DuVal, the iscopal He¢ for Chil- = ; L v x Nz e B et B e T 2 - An Amazing Value in a Newcomer, the Priendship House; Miss ” i, O W ||| Brdi Lamp Floor Lamp Towher Fglaw Spdem Bridee Lamp 4-Piece Walnut-Finished Bedroom Suite Ho, J . . . . . The Here's an impressive value in a four-piece bedroom suite of walnut- The Girl Scouts are represented on $4.98 $5.98 $2.49 Parchment é‘i‘ 125 $6.98 the board of trustees by Mrs. Henry H. Artistic pareh- living shade on adjust- I~ . . Bolng e R Mo et s gt fe: sbis hrnoket. e ished. Dresser, return-end bed, chest of drawers and a wing-mirror ST et e A ettty roas tho dressing table. Liberal Credit Terms—THE HUB Various Institutions oo - Ably Represented. All-metal base . ! Polycbrome base, Silk shade with and Alisree shade, Shade — metal Made with metal — ment shade with 8 H > ively fin- 5 Flather 4nd M Dorothy Grosne the SoEie SRS aeeo'winges bave 1n ABPFUDMiGfor busevery aris. bave ami piaid Tauba Siid-ron finished gumwood. Each piece is well constructed and effectively A 7 ) Fumed Oak | Phone { Mahogany £\ inis| Bk Rk g Send snd QY St sl February Sale Valv =1 ¥ 3 abinet ; i ' g gn the Soerd sister Gumily w04 Sser SR M%?ffl $1.98 ! \ $l.98' Hi :’ % Kroehler Day Be o | Wood finished, metal fran ?‘e:?c‘:";‘!’:m’: x:p‘:gnu mfi“&mfifi' - fumed oak—has |l B4 S Fumed oak g ) e A\ £ d .. beautiful design, with spd Relief; Mrs. M t Ford, the ks ibalnes. T Stand and Stool, [PRESR, 2 Priscilla style, a 9 ¥z ¥ S turnings at head and foot. Co ] like picture. nicely finished { plete with cretonne mattr: );':azng;x;"r;r 12 Specially priced. in mahogany. operative Society; Miss L. Thomas, the Washington Home for Foundlings; Miss Hettie P. Ander- son and Miss Margaret R. Fox, the ‘Young Women's Christian Association. Among the numbers of board mem- bers who are well known in the city for ‘their varied activity along all lines of civic and charitable enterprise are Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Frances Boyce, Mrs. Manolah Brennan, Mrs, Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs. Wilbur J. I = . Carr, Mrs. James P. Curtis, Mrs. Martha by a4 B i b A. McAdoo, Mrs. John Jay O'Connor, 4 i Tabouret Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart and Mrs. s $1.00 Musical Tea Planned Sleg” ) 2 et (T @ | sl 2B For February 17 0 LR i ‘ 5 f Miss Harriet Stone and Miss Isabelle i = . \!‘ll Stone of 1626 Rhode Island avenue have A L 2N e (T AR T T g tea at their studios Sunday afternoon, | AUl February 17, at 4 o'clock. Among guests M gl of hon ill be Mrs. Rhett Goode of htld H I ‘ Alabama, chairman of the music com- rois I Y i 2\ mittee of the D. A. R. Continental Con- THE NEW ‘ : | Cakinet ROYAL ™ et fio‘g& This *325 Walnut Dining Room Suite Electric Cleaner and Polisher % Fascinating blending of beautiful : &= woods, such as Diamond Matched 3 Wlllt:ut \l:'eneers -ndh N:laple, disdn; o i * guishes this group which consists o 4 - o - | buffet, china cabinet, serving cabi- $109 Loose Cushlon 3'PC. Sul i net, massive extension table with P AR EERLEERR L LR RERRERN%S S-inch stock for the legs, five side We offer this suite with every assurance of re- chairs with upholstered seats and host’s chair with upholstered seat ceiving full value for your money. Three pieces, settee, armchai S% Three-Piece Reversible 8108 gl P R R T Cushion Bed-Davenport Suite—With %] sz, Tapestry on Reverse Side of Cushions This elegant full-size suite is upholstered in velour, with reversible loose spring-filled cushion seats and spring edge. As illustrated —a bed-davenport, armchair and wing chair. Special February Sale price - ‘ Liberal Credit Terms < Cleans Everything . Wi ”llill( f A masttatien RN T 7 Will Convince You — | ‘ ; . ~-!~, : ¥ ; e ) ; L % | \ _This New Stick- This ‘75 Bed-Davenport Suit hardwood floors. Fiber 3-Piece Suite Rocker comprise this group, which . . Showing the latest design in fiber furnitus " is made with heavy exposed oak J.C Haldllls & CO., Inc. & siningo;z":!w:nc; e:ene:?‘%:n::hnire:n:r:;ck:er—,—f\:;:‘h s .80 frames and imitation leather cov- . E SALES AND SERVICE D s Nw e auto type spring-filled cushion seats, covered with artis- ering. Priced unexpectedly low o 2. . Iy . 7 Dupont Circle Bld, :