Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €. TFRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1929, 93 # [_M—K TREE PLANTED [Yev PRoR STALLED | IMUSICIANS T0 OPEN s < = ™= i Mot 85| AT HOUSE OF STUDIES CONTEST TOMORROW‘ The following Washington musicians | CRerkassky. and Jacob Sokol —_— _ | - have been selected as judgés: Miss | . lVery Rev. Stephen McDermott: | 0. P, Assumes His Duties at : s | — | Catholic 'University. 4 = | Very Rev. Stephen McDermott, O. P., ‘D. C. Federation of Women’s | today assumed his new duties as prior | of the Dominican House of Studies at i Catholic University, succeeding Very | Clubs Honors Past White vy Ignatius Smith, O. P., >4 “i\ tests will He held tomorrow, beginning | welcome. Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette. | | automatically retired yesterday under a canon law which will not permit_the House Mistress.’ | heads of religious communities to hold | A drizzling rain failed to prevent the | office for a period of more than six planting of :n oak tree in hoio, of Mrs, | Years. Father McDermott was forme:ly | Charlotte Klein, Mrs. James Shera s Montgomery, Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl. District to Choose 10 Contenders M. harlotte Lippiti, Miss Julla R o | Schalling, La Salle Spler. George F. for Honors in Competition | Ross, Edwin N. C. ‘Barnes, Josel K::plr, . | Dore Walten and Sidney Seidenman. at Baltimore May 4. ! | llv"fs the invocation ln;i Mrs, Joseph M. 4 o Stoddard, president of the Federation The Washington biennial music con- | of Music Clubs, will speak the offici: at 1:15 p:m, In the First Congregational | Chalrman of the contest committee, wil Church, with singers, violinists, organ- | ” washington musicians who will com- ists and planists competing in an elimi- | pete are Misses Betty Baum, Catherine nation affair for the selection of 10 | Birch, Virginia W. Cureton, Margaret musicians to represent the District at | D. Davis, Gladys F. George. Virginia Baltimore May 4 in a meet with others | Groomes, Edna M. Jones, Ru(h E. Mil- 1Tldewlter Virginia Represented in Dr. James Shera Montgomery will de- EDUCATORS IN SESSION. Tappahannock Convention. FREDERICKSBURG, Va. April 26 | (Special—A large number of educa- | | tors of Tidewater Virginia assembled in Tappabannock today for the annual meeting of District A of the Virginia | Education Association. | Among those who will address the | meeting are: Harris Hart, superinten- | dent of Public Instr uction; Attorney | General John R. Saunders, Dr. M. L.| [EANLTAR GROCERY €0 Office and Warehouse Self-Service Stores 1845 4th Street, Northwest These prices prevail in the shi % prior of St. Catherine of Sicnna’s Calvin Coolidge, by the District of Co- Church, New York City. { ‘lumbia Federation of Women's Clubs,| As head of the Holy Name Society | ginia. fter appropriate ceremonies in Lafay- |2nd one of the outstanding pulpit| Vice President Curtis leads the group | Maisel, Mary Templin, Mrs. Edith M.|burg State Teachers College, and Dr.| - PProp! speakers in the Catholic Church, Father | ot patrons for the affair, which is the Wallack, Daniel Clark, Harold B. Corn- C. J. Heatwole. ette Park at 2 o'clock yesterday aftes .noon. The exercises were held on the |erfy] influence in shaping the destini Smith is credited with exerting a po | north side of the park near the statue | ot Gatholic undertakings in this city, Cream of .I {4 hrnr‘ Lof Lafayette, and were attended DY |phaying brought about a' Nation-wide Ralston Whole W heat about 75 persons. | revival of interest in the Holy Name Sans ‘After selections by the United States | gociety. | Sanitarv Oats Navy Band, Mrs. Clara M. Stine, chair- | “"pather Smith will remain for the | Quakrr- Odts Wheatena . from Maryland, Virginia and West Vir- | ler, Mildred Sherier, Augusta E. Cas- | sidy, Catherine McEneany, Gerfrude Combs, president of the Predericks- | P e 0 | pke. 9 s (7 0. 12Vse . P 8¢ Fost Braw i oo vcadonccion Post Tdasties-..i.. Grape Nuts Heinz Rice Flakes. .. Kellogg's Corn Flakes. :man of the committee on forestry, ex- | present at the House of Studies as a | tended a cordial greeting to the several | member of the teaching staff. * women's clubs and civic associations 3 represented. She was followed by Mrs. J. Enos Ray, as representative of Mi * John Sippel, president of the General | Federation of Women's Clubs, who w: unable to be present. A letter from Mrs. Coolidge to lt!hefifedelmuan :‘;fl t“n(d Lgy | Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, president of the | g % | District “of ‘Colimbia’ Federation of |Former St. Elizabeth's Attache Is'| ‘Women's Clubs, thanking the organiza- | tion for theif ‘efforts in her behalf and assuring them of her best wishes. A short poem was recited by Mrs. Sarah | Deeds, which was followed by a solo | Special Dispatch to The Star. trom Mrs. Harlan Randall. BALTIMORE, April 26—Dr. H. P.| Capt. E. N. Chisholm, representative | Hyder, formerly of St. Elizabeth's Hos- % the District Commissioners and prin- | pital, Washington, has been named cipal speaker of the occasion, spol clinical director of Spring Grove Hos- o the “gracious nature and Christian | pital, it was announced by Dr. George DR. H. P. HYDER NAMED HOSPITAL DIRECTOR | VAN CAMP’'S OR SEALECT Evaporated Milk = 3::25¢ Wl ¥ et ¢ saa e ¥ e le Borden's Milk, small, . ....."%" 5Y¢ 19¢ 2 tins 25 .h’l ](’c ‘H?l ]OC ke s7% 100 tin ]0(. who are particular make it a point to choose Men Webster Clothes because of their style and quality T T, $ Two-Trousers |H Va. Sweet Pancake, 27 If you use Cake Flour SUITS SPECIAL t h . 7y this one.. 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Lawrence and Monroe OPENS TOMORROW The Piggly Wiggly Store formerly located at 3402 18th Street North- a few doors to the corner. meat market will be installed in this new store and this— COMPLETE FOOD STORE 3 Points of Superiority - OPENS GOLD MEDAL Cake Flour insures cake flour users: JuSt SWing o Of these Vi then {1} Lighter cakes. {2} Finer texture. {3} Cakes that keep fresh longer. . . . To back our claim of superiority, your grocer is authorized to and will refund your money cheerfully if you are not enthusiastically satisfied with the first cake you make with Gold Medal Cake Flour. GOLD’MEDAL CAKE FLOUR @ads and resuits guarantsed by the millsrs of Gold Medal Kitchen:teRted "Floue nds you’ll know how good they are! Sale! Golf Clubs Genuine hickory-shafted woods and irons. ..perfectly made. . .right-hand clubs. ..for women and men, And the fairways are in good shape. . .the greens just right. 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