Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 29

MERIDIANHILL PARK TERRACE S STARTED Company Begins Excavation Work in Program of Beautification. Another step in the beautification of Meridian Hill Park, nestled in the populous portion of the Capital at Six- teenth street and Florida avenue, is now forward, with the starting of work on Grand Terrace. Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d. director of the office of public buildings and iblic_parks, announced today that the DR. SCOTT RECEIVES DEGREE AT WARSAW Washington Juditial Science Leader Is Honored on Eurg pean Visit. During his recent visit to Europe Dr. James ywn Scott of Washington re- ceived from the University of ‘Warsaw the honorary degree of doctor of laws in recognition of his eminence in jurid- ical science. Only two other Americans, President Hoover and the late President Woodrow llson, have been similarly honored with degrees from this institution. The | degree was awarded October 1, it was announced here, in connection with the celebration of the tenth anniversary of reconstructed Poland. Dr. Scott is professor of international law_at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and secretary of the Carnegie Endowment for International Drew Co., which has a contract | || for this particular job, has just com- menced excavation at the west end of the Grand Terrace. The earlier part of the month was employed by the firm in constructing the ramp from | Fifteenth street, together with fences and tool sheds. The grand terrace will form a pre- tentious connection link between the upper gardens, now finished and a popular recreational area for the public, and the Jower gardens, which are being given the finishing touches. The lower g‘mam contain a statue of President ichanan, which recently was placed in the east end of the park and will be unveiled in the near future. Horace W. Peaslee, chairman of the committee on the National Capital of | the American Institute of Architects, 1s supervising the architectural ‘features of the Meridian Hill Park development. When finished, there will be east and West ascents on the grand terrace flanking the cascade, which will be constructed. The cascade will flow into a fountain north of the pool, which sets in the lower gardens. “DEAD” MAN IS ASLEEP. Policemen of the second _precinct Tushed to offices of the H. C. Bell Con- struction Co. in the Our Home Lite || Bullding, 1103 Vermont avenue, today | || in response to a report that a dead man had been found there, only to learn that Otho C. Barkley, 34, of 1409 Fif- teenth street had merely gone to sleep in the office. Dr. I. Rutkoski of Emer- gency Hospital was summoned and trea man for an injured head. He told police he hurt his head by ||} JELLEFFS falling against a desk. 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There are copies of Marie Alphonsine’s Tete de Negre felt . . . Reboux’s off-the-brow . . . Agnes’ little fitted cap of dead leaf brown with velvet inserts that drape, shirred, into double side loops . . . others by Suzanne Talbot, Patou, Rose Valois . . . The famous modistes have taxed their ingenuity to fashion this distinctly feminine headwear— you will like it, without doubt. The colors are the newest, most fashionable shades—the sizes range small, medium, and large. Sketched Below: Brown _felt with velvet By Agnes $10 Hat Shop—Street Floor School and Campus Outfits Street and Traveling Clothes Afternoon and Dinner Costumes Dance and Party Outhts F Street Corner of 13th cas from the Parisian THE EVENING STAE WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929. Peace. He is now in New York attend- ing the sessions of the Institute of In- ternational Law, of which he is presi- | dent. It was for the pu of re- turning to this country with the dele- gates of the institute and to receive the honor from the Warsaw University that Dr. Scott went to Europe several weeks aj —— LORD MEATH DIES. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, October 11.—Lord Meath, the twelfth earl of this title and the founder of the empire movement, died in London this afternoon at the age |’ of 88. During his life he was prominent as a political and social s t and was the author of numerous works alo) those lines. Lord Ardee is his heir. Lord Meath entered the diplomatic service in 1868 and was stationed at va- rious capitals on the continent for some years. They Sportswear Hats that Sketched Above: Brown soleil with veil By Agnes $10 Fashion flash— Jelleff’s, of course, was Chanel’ T F STREET {'5.'.:";c|9¢2°-,~2.§'"2u': rom Faris. Glove Shop—Street Floor Amor Skin— Will have a representative with us for just one day more. 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