Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1929, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY JUNE 463 GET DEGREES ATRITESATE.W.U. Large Class Hears Address by Dr. Meta Glass of Sweet Briar. Degrees were conferred upon 469 graduates of the several schools George Washington University last eve- ning at impressive exercises in the Washington Auditorium. An appeal for a broader conception of education to extend to the parents of pupils and col- lege students featured the commence- ment address of Dr. Meta Glass, presi- dent of Sweet Briar College. The trend toward specialization in education, as evidenced by lowering of standards for admittance to study for professional degrees, was sald by Mrs. lass to be not for the best in further- ing the aims of education. Funda- mentally, she said, education depends for success upon the ability and per- sonality of the student and the ability and personality of the teacher. Should Change Slowly. Progressives in education methods claim many helpful changes, she pointed out. On the other hand she asserted that a standard foundation of knowl- edge for parents as well as for children is necessary for their mutal develop- ment. ~ Progress in education is to be desired, she said, but educators should g0 slow in making material changes in approved methods. The graduates were presented for their degrees by the deans of their schools following the address of Mrs. Glass. Columbian College of the uni- versity had the greatest number of graduating members, 175. The exer- cises, marking the formal close of the university year, were introduced by four organ selections played by Adolf Torov- £ky, A. A. G. O. Following presentation of degrees, Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of the university, addressed the graduating classes. In behalf of the university Dr. Mar- vin expressed thanks for the generosity of alumni and friends, who through gifts have made it possible to add 20 Instructors to the staff in the last year. The staff numbers about 350, he said, for a student body of approximately 7.500 for all schools. Alumni number 10,000, he said. A large crowd was in attendance when the commencement procession got under way following the organ recital. The auditorium stage was profusely dec- orated with flowers and ferns. Dr. James Leven McLain, pastor of the Union Methodist Episcopal Church, of- fered prayer. The occasion was of especial significance to Dr. McLain. Especial mention was made of the fact that his twin sons, Gecrge Henry and John Edward McLain, were members of the graduating class of the School of Medicine. Smith W. Brookhart, jr., the son of the Senator from Iowa, received the de- gree of bachelor of arts. In addition to Columbian College, graduates of schools were as follows: School of Medicine, 61; School of Law, 80; engineering, 27; pharmacy, 4; edu- cation, 27; division of library sciences, 4; division of fine arts, 3;" Graduate School of Letters, 43. Twenty nurses received degrees. Of the 61 graduates in medicine, 30 vere announced as having qualified for wppointment as first lieutenants in the Medcal Corps, U. 8. A., Reserves. Degrees were conferred as follows: Presentation by Dean Hill of candi- dates for degrees in Columbian College. BACHELOR OF ARTS. Alice Antoinette Adams, Adams, Bertha Wilson Allen, Rowland Alj , Milton William Amster, Catherine Thomson Andrews, Constance Rosamond Aud, Ruth Somers Babcock, Charles Ervin Baldwin, jr.; Irma Mar- 7aret Baulsir, Abrah: Marjorie Brand, Bernard Brandner, Maybelle Brashears, Willlam W. Brawner, David Mordechal Bressler, Smith Wildman Brookhart, jr.; Willlam H. Brown, Wayne Buchanan, Ruth Elizabeth Butler, Myrtle Campbell, Theo Campbell, Charles Carroll, Clara Lorena Carroll, Corinne Christian Christian, Elizabeth Clagett Clark, Arthur Edgar CIiff, John Will Cole, Margaret Cordelia Cole, Virginia Cole, Estelle Baldwin Cornette, Claire London Cox, Myrtle Vines Crouch, Mortimer H. Davenport, Muriel Birchfield Davis, Elizabeth Mary De Kay, Julia Lee Denning, Harryman Dorsey (with high distinction), Harry Samuel Douglas, Elizabeth Kerfoot Drake, Louise Pierce Du Bose (with high distinction), Justin Lincoln Edger- ton, Juliana Mary Escher, Jose Ed- mundo Espinosa, Grace Lillian Flagg (with distinction), Karl Friedolin Frisble, Haldor Louis Gahm, Eileen Adelle Gardner, Mildred B. Garrett, Benjamin Goldman, Stanley Joseph Gordon, Alice A. Graham (with dis- tinction), John Walker Greer, Isidore Gross, Eleanor Florence Hall, Sophus Dee Hanson, Willlam Hardy, jr. (with distinction) ; Julia Royall Harns- berger, Mary Helen Harrington, Lolla Smith Harrison (with distinction), Catherine Elizabeth Hayes, Walter Anton Hendricks, Laura Lippitt Heriot, Graham Lemoine Hill, Ralph Hilton, Isidore Louis Hoffman, Bernardine Elizabeth Horn, Ralph Henry Houser, Helen Wadsworth Humphrey, Isabel Estella Humphrey, Edward Harold Hunnicutt (with high distinction), Margaret Clarke Hunt (with dis- tinction), Mae_ _Loser Huntzberger, Lewis Roberts Ifft, Willlam Sherman Ives, Oscar Avelin Jackson, Elizabeth Ann James, Monnie Neil Jones, Thomas Owen _Jones, Harriett Elisabeth Kel- lond, Elsle Snow King (with high dis- tinction), Charles Roger Kirk, Isidore I. Klein, William Lawrence Krebs (with high distinction), Mark M. Kroll, How- ard Gilbert Kewpl, Irving Kurlandzik, Lenore La Fount, Benjamin Paul Lafsky, Wwilllam Jay Lazarus, Mary Virginia Lee, May Aberdeen Lepley, Nathan N. Levey, Samuel George Levin, Abraham Budner Lewis, Margaret Louise Loeffler, Maynard Benjamin Lundgren, Fran- cisco A. Marquez, John Firth Marquis, Janie Baskervill Martin, Mary Alice Mattingly (with distinction), Earl Cole McClure, Dallas Ivy McGehee, Edward 1. Melich, Matthew Mendelsohn, John Holt Merchant, Thomas _Balthasar Meyer, Frances Margaret Milburn (with distinction), Sue Estelle Milne, Nannie Maude Moore, Margaret Kennedy More- land, Mari Morhart, Frances Cochrane Myers, Ruth Theodora Newburn (with distinction), Bernard Isaac Nordlinger (with distinction), Maude Irene O'Flah- erty, Mina Isobel Ostrolenk, Jack Arnold Packtor, Ruth Anderson Parks, Jose Rafael Passalacqua, Richard Sharpe Patterson (with distinction), Na- than Pensky, Benjamin Vail Per- son, Evelyn Virginia Plerson, Emily B. Pilkinton, Edward Richard Prein- inger, Helen Louise Prentiss, Mar- aret Virginia Rees, Benjamin Reff, Euh Agnes Reynolds, Isabel Robbins (with high distinction), Frances Walker Robinson, Allen Sidney Rosuck, Truss U. Russell, Harry Bernard Schiffer, Mil- dred Ruth Senior (with high distinc- Charles Thomas Shanner, Morris Geo! Henry Slye, Dorothy Ryder Sml;g? Hewitt Wyatt Smith, Morris Louis Solodowsky, Hyman Soslowsky, E. McKay Stevenson, mnA:u Nseuson Strawbridge, Lucy n wan- ton, Leon Anthony Tashof, Phoebe Ma ‘Tauberschmidt, Helen S. Taylor, Max Melville Tendler, Eugene Shorb Thomas, George Cary Tobie, Maurice Vincent Toumarkine, Dora Miriam _Turoff (with distinction), George Alexander Von Dachenhausen, Samuel Albertus Watkins, Margaret Wheeler (with high distinction), Mar- jorie White, Florence Netta-Leona Wick, Norma Windsor (with distinction), N. Faye Woodward, Elizabeth Howard ‘Wright, Miles Augustus Yale, Charlotte Sarah ' Yochelson and John Clifton ‘Young. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Alfred J. Montzaka and Rowena Eloeen Radcliffe (with distinction). Presentation by Dean Borden 'of (Continued on Twenty-fifth Page. Friday at 9:15 A.M. Vacation Apparel at Remnant Prices Surely there is a dress or coat below that will be treasured wherever you go this Summer. Dresses Black Chiffon and Metal. Black Lace . Black Jolly Crepe Green Flat Crepe . Green Flat Crepe .. Green Georgette Tan Flat Crepe ...eeses Beige Georgette Reduced to $20.00 Beige Chiffon .....aecewsescecmsmonce Beige Georgette Beige Chiffon . Tan Chiffon Cocoa Chiffon Beige Crepe Tan Crepe .. Rose Chiffon . Raspberry Crepe . Raspberry Georgette Wine Chiffon Blue Chiffon .. Blue Flat Crepe .. Blue Flat Crepe . Flowered Chiffon Green Chiffon ..... Green Georgette ... Peach Georgette ... White Evening .. Orchid Evening . Tan Tulle Evening . White Evening Lipstick Chiffon . Metallic Evening Wrap, white Navy Flat Crepe... Navy Flat Crepe.... Navy Flat Crepe . Navy Wool Crepe.. Green Wool Sport. Tan Wool Sport . Gray Wool Sport Tan Wool Sport... 1 Group Untrimmed......... 1 Tan Kasha Pahmi Collar 1 Gray Brushed Wool Wolf Collar... 38 Remaining Dress Coats. Remaining Sport Coats, fur. 69.50 .14 to 44 One=Half Price .14 to 42 One-Half Price Subject to Previous Sale Not Exchangeable . 1316 G St. % City Club Bldg. Ohe PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 A Friday Sale! 200 Highly Desirable Dresses for Women greatly reduced this is a down-to-the-minute Dress Section . . . Good styles ...but the assortments are broken—so out they must go! things must keep moving! .desirable frocks. . .lovely fabrics...flattering colors And we're taking the quickest way we know to make room for the daily new arrivals! ocdasions. 59 695 Men! Regular $2.95 Linen Knickers Plus Fours ..well 8 3 tailored...full cut ..good-looking Sizes 29 to 38 Main Floor knickers of fine quality imported linen in plain col- ors and neat plaids. 600 of them . . . and they’re regular 89¢ and $1 kinds plain colors stripes, dots c figures What a variety. end style, all made with slip All open- bands; all good-looking. We'll box them if you want them for gifts. Men’s Novelty Woven Socks, 25¢ New color combinations that are woven ; all guaranteed fast colors; sizes 975 to 11%. Main Floor Boys’ 98¢ Sport Blouses short sleeves 59c Here’s 2 one-day special that thrifty mothers will jump at. Well made, full-cut blouses...sizes 6 to 16 years. of madras and percale, with Main Floor Dresses for business...sports and dress 1000 1950 29.50 originally $15.95 to $59.50 Dresses—Third Flopr Of course you can use some more silk stockings! Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery First quality, high-grade stockings, every pair of pure thread silk; sheer and service weight; mercerized soles and garter hems for longer wear. flesh allure pearl blush all sizes white black gunmetal gray $1 Novelty Sport Hose 69¢c Mercerized lisle, in attractive color combinations; all sizes. Misses’ Hose, 69¢ 2 for 1.25 Full length silk and rayon hose; good weight; white and colors; 8 to 10. suntan mystery French nude nude Friday Only 99¢ Children’s Socks, 13c Half and 7 lengths; fancy legs and contrasting tops; many styles; sizes 4 to 92, S0c and 75¢ Lisle Hose 3 for $1 Full fashioned and seamless lisle; b:xck and brown; regular and extra sizes. Hosiery—Main Floor $3.95 and $5.95 Blouses odds and ends . .. so out they go Gay prints them out. plain colors. . .novelties ...it's a miscellaneous collection of good styles...but we want to clear Get a couple to wear with 1.9 your separate skirts—or your Summer suits. Blouses—Thtrd Floor Floor Samples and Demonstrator Models ElectricWashing Machines Absolutely guaranteed—in wonderful mechanical condition. Garden Trellis Friday Only, 50c White waterproof-finished garden trellis, specially priced. 35¢ Sprayers, Friday. Only, 10c Shop worn—some slightly rusty but in perfect working order. $72.50 Globe Gas Range, Friday Only —full porcelain, hal pozeein, 44,50 broiler—Robertshaw automatic regulator—an excellent cooker and baker. $39.50 Porcelain-Lined Refrigerators Friday Only, 24.95 Only two of these fifty-pound re- frigerators at this price—three- door type seamless porcelain lined —come early if you want one of them. $3.50 Shower Curtains Friday Only, 1.50 4 only—slightly soiled from dis- play. Fourth Floor $5.85 Jersey Sport Dresses 1f you're going camping this Summer—or if you intend taking hikes over the week ends, you'll want several of these sports They’re popular for all active sports because of their hot-weather wear- ability and their all around durability. Only 33 in'lot. Come early! N dresses. Specially priced for Friday. Sizes 14 to 20. Friday Only 2.00 Clearance of 200 prs. of odds and ends in Women'’s *3:22 Pumps & Oxfords Included are arch supports, straps and opera Friday Only pumps—in white or color combinations—some of our better shoes in the group at this low Friday price. Children’s $2.19 Oxfords 1.79 Tan and black play oxfords—every pair guaranteed—reduced for Friday clearance. Men’s $3.68 Oxfords 298 About 75 pairs—all broken sizes but good, desirable merchandise—specially priced for clearance. 249 Children’s $1 White Boots, 49¢ An odd lot of white boots, sandals and strap pumps reduced for clear- ance Friday. Special Purchase Women’s Keds, 1.19 Keds, speclally purchased and spe- clally priced for Friday selling. 1,000 Yds. Hope Muslin Soft-finished muslin of a well known quality —suitable for crib sheets, pillowcases or children’s clothing and gowns—all first qual- ity—cut from the full bolt. Friday Only, yd. 14¢ 1,500 Yds. 25c¢ to 35¢ Remnants Small, medium and large fast-color prints—2 2 to 10 Friday Only, yd. vard lengths—some slight seconds but nothing to affect the wear—specially priced for clearance Friday. C Downstairs Store 0.50 ,$29.95 Kitchen Cabinet $15 One only—white enameled porce- lain-top —roll-dcor front — slightly marred floor sample. 69¢ Mudguard Brushes Friday Only, 25¢ Just the brush you've been looking for—will reach and clean under automobile mud guards. Plain Crystal $2.40 Salad Plates Friday Only, $1 dozen Salad plates that look cool and in- viting for Summer use. $1.39 Green and Amber 7-pc. Water Set, Friday Only, 69c Only 19 sets to sell at this low price Friday. Better Come Early for These— 37 Screen Doors Friday Only, $1 210x6.10 dark walnut-stained doors —regularly sold for $2.25 Fourth Floor Friday Clearance Soiled Blankets About $100 worth of sofled 1 4 blankets to be cleared out of stock at 14 off Friday —including sheets, cases, spreads and comforts— Vi some slight seconds. o $1 Eml}roidered Bridge Sets Friday Only, 69¢ —36-inch cloth and 4 napkins to match—all first quality. Seconds of 10c to 50c Towels, 2!4e, 5S¢, 15c, 29¢ Remnants of Fast-Color Prints, 12}¢ yd. Close Woven Bleached Muslin, 12!g¢ yd. 29¢ to 39¢ Plain and Figured Rayon, 19¢ yd. 36-in. Fruit-of-the-Loom Nainsook, 22¢ yd. 40-in. Plain Colored Organdy, 19¢ yd. Remnants of 39¢ Charmeuse, 19¢ yd. Remnants of 25¢ White Madras, 15¢ yd. Linen Crash Tea Towels, 10c, 15¢ and 19¢ $1 Stamped Krinkle Bedspreads, 69c $1.98 50x50-in. Linen Cloths, 1.39 White Damask & Ecru Embroidered Napkins, 6 for 25¢ $1 to $1.39 45 & 50-in. Japanese Cloths, 69¢ $1 Velour Scarfs Reduced Friday to 50c 39¢ Krinkle Striped Scarfs, 19¢ Flapper Dolls —50 of them; with real hair; 50, recently marked $1; Friday... 100 Ladies' ,Pocketbooks, various styles; recently $1 and $1 Friday only . 500 Pleces Toilet Articles—a miscel- laneous group to sell out Friday at, each . 1 Lot Men's Dress Shirts soiled, but they're fine shirts a this price. Friday only....... 36-In. they're 59¢ 100 Wonderful Our Important Weekly O Not a department was overlooked . . . from the Downstairs small lots, odd groups and remainders with such zeal that t yow'll need for yourself, the family and the house! Some lf No mail or phone ordg and other fine makes of shoes $8.50 kinds reducing them. 5.45 Short lines and broken sizes of many desirable styles and leathers. Not every size in every kind of course . $10 kinds . . but that’s why we're A Special Group of $6 to $10 Shoes . . . Short Lines . . . 4.85 About fifty pairs . . . just one and two pai tically reduced to take them out quickly. of a style, all dras- Narrow widths. Shoes—Second Floor Special! New Felt Hats The values will surprice you. smart shapes for every type and all occasions—plenty of cool, dainty At such a little price you'll want a for Summer . . . white. hat to match every costume! Lovely colors 2.00 Omnly 35 hats . . . but take your choice of any one for only 50c Odds and ends of course of them. Real bargains .but that's why we want to see the last .every sale final, of course. Millinery—Third Floor e Specials In Art Goods CLEARANCE Odd Lot Novelties Friday Only, 10c Ea. —Iincluding some hexagon paper lamp shades. Table Stamped Goods Friday Only, 19¢ Ea. A large table for stamped goods novelties reduced for Friday clearance. CLEARANCE $1 Silk Rayon Pillows Friday Only, 69¢ aqulre shapes only—with decorated g $1.29 Straw Hassocks Friday Only, $1 Round or oblong shaped hassocks. Stamped Gowns Friday Only, 59¢ Nicely finished college girl gowns. Just a few simple stitches to complete. CLEARANCE Odd Lot $1 Cretonne Pillows Friday Only, 69¢ Boxed pillows—various shapes from which to choose. Friday Only, 69¢ Pretty pillows with ribbon trimming. Bright colored coat velvet and organdy; 39c small clusters and mer frocks. Ribbons, 9c yd. taffeta and gros grain ribbons in many colors, 5 to 7% inches wide; satins, messa- lines and ombre effects; many colors Free ‘of Charge Main Floor Lace Boudoir $1 Pillows Second Floor and dress flowers of trailers included. Nice for Sum- 1 to 2% inches wide; satin, moire, Sash Ribbons, 53c yd. and combinations. Bows Tied For girls who wear 7 to Cool Summer colors and 14 year sizes dresses of prints and sturdy styles ; bloomer dresses in sizes 7 to 10; straightline dresses 7 Wash Dresses broadcloths: fast to 14. $2.95 Silk Pleated Skirts, on bodices . blue, red, yellow and tan; 7 to 14 'year Friday ....::.. $150 Middies . . . recently 95c— regulation style, khaki and blue jean well made and cut full; fine for camping . . . k 14 day 59C to 22; blue 14 to 20. Girls’ Store—Third Floor specially purchased . . . and such values! Rompers Made of br % blue and white. 1 to 3 vears. suits tots. Also wash for little Organdie bonnets and silk elastic back hats, also straw hats,.. ¥ for Friaay.... 99C 10 $l 29c and $1.25 Silk and Wool and Cotton and Wool and Gauze Shirts, in broken sizes...odds and ends: 6 months to lgc and $ years.... Infants’ Section—Third Floor , It will be worth your time to read every item here . .. Women’s and Misses’ Coats. . . Ensembles 6—816.50 Checked Suits for misses with silk blouses; recently $5.95. Sizes 14 to 1 4'95 12—$25 Misses’ Ensembles of twill and kasha cloth, silk dresses; smis 14 to 20; recently $22.75. Fri- i - 19.50 3—$29.50 Tailored Suits, ml checks and mixtures; two pleces; recently Fery o 19.50 2—$25 Tailored Suits, recently 6. 3—$49.50 Checked Tailored with silk dresses, recently $45; sizes 14 to 18. Friday.....ccc.e $35 Women’s Coats 6—$39.50 to $69.50 Sports Coats, p and fur - trimmed; fine materials smartly tailored; sizes 38 to 52. Friday...... ; 2825 Sporis Costa, plain tallored, sized 34 and 36; recently $14.95. Friday 212,95 1—$39.50 Sporll Coat, in black and white; size 52; recently $19.50. Fri~ airier ntnes AODU 587950 Ensembles of fine kashs weave, silk blouse and full length coa! —for Friday... * 59.50 i 3—$45 Ensembles, of fine checks, long coat and silk blouse; sizes 36 35.00 8—$16.50 Ensembles of kasha cloth; tan, g’ray «;1; blue, with silk blouses; sizes to 40; recently $13.50. Priday oo 12.50 Third Floor Box of 12 Ivory Guest Soap for Friday only 48c dozen Limit of one box to a customer. Lux Toilet Soap, dozen ...78e $1.45 Value . . .Jergens’ Assorted Soaps, 9 cakes to box, and a 25¢ Boott towel . . . Ol M eoesonnonon sesvascecsion cees8e 50c Schratz Oriental Bath Powder, to soften the water and perfume the bath. Friday .. .29¢ 50c Size Fracy Bath Soap. Priday...19¢ $1 to $1.50 Value . .. odd lot of imitation ivory—trays, puffs, boxes, perfume bot- tles. Friday. .49¢ Shoe Horns and Manicure Pieces. ....25¢ 75¢ Noxzema Cream... . $5 Make Up Boxes. - 98 $2.35 Emergency First Aid Kit, for home, office or auto use only six for Friday . $1.85 $1 Wrisley’s Bath Salts . . . 5-Ib jars. Friday ...... EERTRR | Remnants From the entire store each Fri- day are gathered the accumu- lations of the week and drastic reductions made in their prices. Included tomorrow in this group are: silks rayons dimities charmeuse voiles whitegoods dress goods dress prints linings Greatly Reduced Friday Bargains in Q 500 Columbia, Bruns- wick and Victor Red Seal Records 19c - Operatic and standard se- lections by world famous artists — records that originally sold from $1 to $2 each. Broken Assortment of Men’s Underwear Friday Only Ankle-length draw- ers and short sleeve shirts—all sizes in c the lot—special for Men's Fine Nainsook Union Suits Friday Only, 2 for $1 A famous make that Friday at this low price usually sells for 75c—all cut full and union suit ped seams—bar tacking -sizes 36 to 44, with bias t and snubbe Special Purchase 288 Youths’ Athletic Union Suits This Friday sale solves the problem for Friday Only the in-between-age boy. are fine quality madras and come in white or colored woven stripes—sizes 28 to 36. 2 for 1.00 These suits Downstairs Store 400 Prs. Lace Edge Marquisette Curtains Friday Only, Pr. Choice of white, ivory or ecru—with hem borders and finished with dainty C ; ty ace edging—2:4 vards long. $1 American Holland Win. dow Shades, Friday Only, 54c On guaranteed rollers with fix- [ tures ready to inches—seconds of grades. hang—36x69 regular §1 Colorful Cr\emnne Cushions Friday Only, 3 for $1 . Square shaped cushions of new cretonne—filled with soft, fluffy material—suitable for porches, hammocks, automobiles, etc. Reg. 69c¢, $1, $1.49 Bathing Suits For Tots Bathing Friday Only s for the little tots 55 —one-piece - colored tops—all the newest 2 for $1 Special Savings on 2 Suits All-wool bright colors—sizes 2 to 6 years.