Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1929, Page 6

¢ Presentatvon to Be Made at Architect Institute Con- | vention Here. Milton B. Medary, jr., of Philadelphia, one time president of the American In- | * stitute of Architects, -will be awarded | the ingtitute’s gold medal as an event | of the sixty-second convention of the | institute to be held in Washington lor three days beginning April 23. Government officials, members of the diplomatic corps and private citizens | identified with the arts will be invited 1o attend the presentation, which is to take place the evening of April 23 in| the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Mr. Medary has been prominently pjjeq Arts Exposition of the Archi- \HLTO H MEDAR\ JR Adentified with the architectural de- | tootura] League. In the evening the || velopment of Washington. He 1S 8|y gtitute and league will entertain || ‘member of the National Capital P”k‘minuy at dinner in the Roosevelt Ho- and Planning Commission and a mem- |4 ber of the board of architectural con- & sultants of the Treasury Department., More than 1000 architects are ex- He is coluultmht Vernon on_the Potomac, Cornell Uni- | | institute has announced tha versity and the Roosevelt Memorial |t awaken Nation-wide murgt m [hz i Association. Enns for the Caplla! City onslnued by |} !n the c-plclty of chairman of the | piorre L'Enfant. A re) on the Na- mmittee on public works of the Amer- | tiona Capital by Hotace W, Peasies of ic‘:lr Institute % Architects l»%r"?aedar) Washington will be W uvurt on the group’s activ es s €. Herrick Hammon of Chi “n Hpee progrnm * president, vull preside over the | - vention. The body will adjourn to New A medical school advertised (or (hree York on Apr!l 26 to observe American | skeletons and got no response Institute day at the Architectural and Berlin dispatch. e 61 YEARS OF WORTHY SERVICE Cffléj/‘ TII[ AV[NUI; AT 7"' a feature of the A HAPPY EASTER FOR THE LAD OF 13 TO 18 2-Long-Trouser Suits With Worlds of Style! A PROUD look -will By come over the face ‘ol . the Prepster-when. he steps forth. in one of these new Spring models! It will be a suit styled expresely for him (and we know his kind of style)! HE may choose a Her- ringbone-weave Blue Cheviot, or one of the host of new develop- ments in Spring Grays and Tans. And our showings include models with new tattersall vests amd pleated trousers. Whatever he chooses will be right—and a great value besides! Saks—Second Floor A HAPPY EASTER FOR THE “REGULAR BOY” Spring’s New 4-Piece “Karlton Jr.” Suits! Including Regular $17.95 Value Blue Cheviots! ARLTON, JR. 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