Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1929, Page 31

THE SUNDAY STAR, WA.SHI\'GTON. D. C., NOVEMBER 24. 1929—PART ONE. ¥ 2 ’ REOPEN AUDITORIUM. free fo the public. The forum will be :;:'l' pf::‘l’,"mp‘:;,n:“’v"mf “'"o'n"fif' Star Staft to Speak Under | Beid i the iobby of the Gentral Y. .| [ g, " grtenaive alerstians and deco- | l man of Assessment and | G. F. Castens, George . DeNeale, Henry | Savage, Miss Edna J. Sheehy. John H.| Aot B . A , 1736 G street. | % ! Sasationt@roup M. Eaton, John Joy Edson, Hugh Simon. John H. Small, Graeme T. o s“pltmmun' Mr. Kennedy's discus- | TAtIoRS have been made since July and p N | The personnel of the Washington | Evorett, William John Eynon. Lewis| Smallvood, W. M. Smith, W. W. Spald. | Wil P. Kennedy, legislative writer | | SUPPlementing Mr. ennedys 450S- | s ret service in the main room wil Slok oF oK oY be a thanksgiving. At the evening was announced yesterday by Charles W. | Dr. George C. Havenner, Dr. A. Henry, LEGl LA under the auspices of the Washington § Schools Aid Fete C. OF C. NAMES DISTRICT !Dlrr president. Charles E. Howe, Garfleld I. Kass, J. | SLATIVE WRITER 1 Yoy Muil's ChEltisn: Asibelition? \ FINANCE COMMITTEE| The names of the committee members | Barckley Kirks, M. A. Leese, Hallock l' | TO GIVE SERIES OF TALKS| The talks, followed by a brief ques-| .. mtem_Pm_bymrhn Chuh will o follow: W. M. &l«;::ctfnmmfln-nw‘ Long, Joseph Low, Simon Lyon, R. ‘ e tion-and-answer forum regarding topics | .o oo0n the auditorium this morning Ballou, Howar arry Bos- | McKeever, Miss Mary G. Minnix, ywin p g, of national and local interest, will be o i i} ennedy of The Evening F[]R B Al- BUHEM[ {Rudolph Jose Is Appointed Chair-|ley. Harrison Brand, ir: Simon Beloff, Wi T om (R (0 | y & & { Chamber of Commerce's committee on | Flemer, George B. Fraser, George S.| Ernest J. Spitzer, Caroline B ImereSt Keen in Poster Con- . | District finance, taxation and assess | Froser. Willard Goldheim, E. C. Granam, | Stephen, §. B Talkes, G. R, Trimble, E. | 07 the staff of The Evening Star, will | \"ypouing’ or The Evening Star-Uni- : | i ment, with Rudoiph Jose, chairman, and | Gerald D. Grosner, Charles D, Hamel,| O. Turner, . J. Waller and Joseph | Bive a series of weekly talks on current | versal newsreel, illustrating many of | Service the sacred cantata “The Daugh- test Among Art Students, | § ' | Hilleary L._Offutt, jr. 'vice chairman, Houston R. Harper. George A Harrix, Witt events, beginning tomorrow evening, the subjects covered. ter of Jairus” will be presented. Paul G. Brock, Morris Cafritz, 8. T Closing December 18. || & ¢ b | NACHMAN |C|memn Dr. Charles F. Carusi, Hen J. Phelps, David Sanger, Francis M. | Convenient Credit Convenient Credit NOW! A $ale of DINING ROOM FURNITURE That Will Long Be Remembered by rectcr of Central High School: Miss | : e hfl Foster, art dirficlm‘; ).n Wnte‘;n High School: Miss Ethel Prince, art di- | ¢ e i s igh- ini i . i Sid STERA x 5 A Ol S Badtern b Senon rend We have just ""'".d h\n_rarlnadc ”U"rh grade dining room suites that we are going tion in ninety-nine homes out of every hundred. Even at these low prices you can open to sell during the week at extra-low prices. The sunites are substantially built, refined b P iailitdeldow littl fheald and artistic in line and contour—just the styles that will answer the dining room suite q||Pi< SMiceonntlt ayi At iduWnS R UINTeTeach vy e ey Clifférd K. Berryman, cartoonist of The‘ F R EE— plated Silver- Evening Star. ‘Thé Board of Education has approved ware Set and a 3-Pc. Carving Set with every suite. Plans are going forward rapidly’ for the ‘seventh annual Bal Boheme of the Arts Club of Washington January 7 at | \ the ‘Willard Hotel under the direction of the execu‘ive committee, headed by Mrs; Grace Peters Johnson. Much interest is being taken in the! postar contest, which closes December 18. The contest is being conducted | among the art students of the city by | & special committee of Arts Club mem- bers, of ‘which Miss Sibyl Baker !s‘ the Jilan of the club to enlist the inter- | est df art students, the contest being | opened to those in the public, private schocls and various art schools of the | y. ; The theme of this year's ball, | “Thei Two Americas,” will be expressed . “The Masque of the written by Mrs. Henry be the big feature of the o will afford suggestions for Tn oonnéction with this masque a| Upper: MISS ETHEL PRINCE. commilttee under William J. Peters is| Lower: MISS JESSIE BAKER. o ! 1 b at work on the array of properties| wyioo prince is art director at Eastern L d &&\\W .00 Allowance for your —= old suite on the pur- chase of a new. needed for its presentation. ~ Such o orops” ae & Viking ship. the Santa | High, and Miss Baker at Central, and Maria of Columbus: the Golden Hind, | (U™ JURE WUCHETIR 05 WO 28 Sl e D B O e, e | contest of the Arts Club, staged In con- committee includes Joseph Anthony | M Atchiton, Comdr. Lewis B. Clephane, Mr. #nd Mrs. Edwin Etz, Mrs. Henry Csnvn: Reveals Indian Group. from these institutions, as well as oth- Haye, Mrs. Willlam Hepner, 1. John Otto Johnson, Mrs, Oliver Owen Kuhn, Karl _Lagenback, William Partridge, Mrs. William J. Peters, G. A. Scheirer, Bfllcc Wallace and Miss Mollie Wey. ‘nc ets for the Bal Boheme, limited 0_exclusive of box seats, will be BOCHUM, Prussia (#)-—A painting depicting “An Indian Group Surround- ing a Medicine Man” on the upper Mi souri was revealed here when Prof. Theodore Klass of Munster cleaned what seemed a worthless piece of canvas. 1t is the work of the Swiss Artist Bod- de"ve ed to club members next month | mer, who accompanied Prince Ma: and will be put on public sale early in | milian of Wied in 1832-34 on an expedj -, Januaty. Reservations of boxes is in | tion to the upper Missouri. cha of Dr. Jr:!hnBR,y!m De}"enux‘ vice s t chairrdan of the Bal committee. 'Mrs. Pultor Lewis, the other vice chairman, e kg ecretary Desk is in 1hnrge of patronesses for the af- 3 why P.y High Pl’icel G e for Dental Plates? $ 75 . ‘4~95 29 ‘Will add to the home. , THANKSGIVING SERMON AT EHEVY CHASE CHURCH v i g . 80 " Rev. !dwnd 0. 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