Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. DE CEMBER 16. 1929. 19 SIX ARE ELEVATED 10 CARDINALATE Italians Are Outnumbered, 33 to 30, for First Time Since 14th Century. 1@y the Associated Press. ” VATICAN CITY, December 16—Six new cardinals were created by Pope Pius XI today in a secret consistory. In his allocution, read to the assembled | College of Cardinals at the beginning of the ceremony of creation, he stressed the recent happy solution of the “Ro- man question.” He emphasized that the lateran pacts *recognized publicly the civil prinee- ship of the Roman Pontiff and safe- guard our dignity and yours.” Three Are Non-Italians. Three of the new cardinals are non- Itallans and three Italians, bringing the sacred college up to a strength of 63 out of a possible 70. After today’s | ceremony the so-called “foreign” cardi- nals were in a majority of those, their | number being 33 against the Italians’| 30. This is a disparity that has not existed since the end of the fourteenth | century. His “allocution concluded, the Pope #ct forth the merits apd achievements of each of the new cardinals. After each proposal of & name he paused and asked for their elders’ approbation. The cardinals present in the consistory hall answered by a mere lifting of their red caps in sign of assent. List of New Cardinals. The six thus elected to the sacred | college were Archbishop Cerejeira of Lisbon, who has the title of patriarch, .And the following archbishops: Laviatra- no of Palermo, Sicily; Minoretti of Genoa; Macrory of Armagh, St. Pat- | rick's original see in Ireland, and Ver- | dier. newly named to the see of Paris, recently made vacant by the death of | Cardinal Du Bois, and Monsignor Eu- | genio Pacelli, papal nuncio to Berlin The Pope also announced appoint- ments of several archbishops and bish- ops, most of whom had already been nominated by papal briefs in the course of the year. Among the appointments announced was that of Monsignor Joseph Albers of Cincinnati to become auxiliary bishop. SUSPECTED LEADER OF TERRORISTS HELD Balt Lake City Authorities Arrest Man Accused of Inaugurating Fatal Hold-ups Last Night. By the Assoclated Press. SALT LAKE CITY, December 16.— Police today held a man whom they believe responsible for a reign of terror on the west side of the city last night in which two persons were shot, sev- eral robberies committed and women &ubjected to indignities by the robber. Louis Marendo, 24, was in the county hospital under guard, seriously wound- ed by detectives’ guns, and Mrs. Cora Sloman, 35, shot by Marendo in a hold- up, was less seriously injured, with a bullet in her hip, Marendo was shot by detectives when he fired upon them after terrorizing residents of several rooming houses and private homes. Marendo held up and robbed five persons at the Sloman home. Mrs. Sloman was shot when Marendo firea three shots as her husband dashed for the front door to call police. MuUSI1C. i DOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The Boston Women's Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the celebrated Ethel Leginska, was heard in Consti- tution Hall Saturday night in an ex- ceptional program, under the sponsor- &hip of Mrs. Wilson-Greene. In a program made up of Wagner, Schubert and Liszt, the works of the two latter composers were given the most impressive performance. The ‘Wagner number, which opened the pro- gram, the overture to “Mastersingers of Nuremburg,” was played so it conveyed the buoyancy of Wagner's one light opera. It sketches the pompous life of the upper classes, next the spirit of the ciass which evolved the folk songs, then the spirit of the lovers of all classes. “The description is strong in its sim- plicity. Schubert’s “Unfinished Symphony” | was especially delightful as interpreted by the excellent musicians under the direction of Miss Leginska. The “Hungarian Fantasy,” of Liszt, was played as well as conducted by Miss Leginska. Essentially written for piano, this work allowed the talented con- ductor to express herself fully through this medium. It is a song. or a series of songs, more or less apart from the more “stupendous” type of symphony music. It becomes at times a dance tune, though it is umswerving in jt< melodiousness. Miss Leginska won much applause. The program included a composition by Miss Leginska—"“Old King Cole.” ‘The audience demanded a repetition. ‘The concert program ended with rendi- tion of Liszt’s symphonic poem, “Les Preludes.” Sentimental in tone, this music rounded out a program thor- ougtly deserving of the large audience that greeted it. Rimsky-Korsakofl's “The Bee,” “In- mas holidays at the Soldiers’ Home as MISS FRANCES VIRGINIA BERNARD, Who, with her parents, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. T. P. Bernard, will spend the Chris Babcock. They will come from Spartanburg, S. C. guests of Col. and Mrs. Waiter Crosby D. OF A. OFFICERS NAMED. Golden Rule Council Elects Ernest| ‘Warren as Councilor. The Golden Rule Council of the Daughters of America elected officers ' for 1930 at a meeting Friday evening, in the Northeast Masonic Temple, | Eighth and F streets. The following were elected: Councilor, | Trnest Warren; associate councilor, Mrs. Carrie Englehaupt; vice councilor, Miss | Eva Cunningham; associate vice coun- cilor, Louis Barnes; conductress, Mrs. Ruth Warren; warden, Joseph Can- delie: inside sentinel, Miss Josephine Thornhill; outside sentinel, George Albrecht Cohill, and trustee for 18 months, Mrs. Emma Marie Bowen. The council will hold its annual | Christmas party December 27. The Worshipful Company of Gold- smiths of London has already cele- brated its 600th anniversary of incor- | poration. GIFT SUGGESTIONS —we have a_complete line of fabrics uit- | able for Christmas gifts. Likewise many | unusual novelties for home decorations. We invite your inspection 12 E st MCDEVlTT District 3211 Harris’ Is the Mecca for Prices Move 0SEPH-R J Downward ./ Street—Sport Afternoon and Evening Gowns 10% - 33%:% - Featuring a general reduction of Finer Frocks Nozw 19.75—25.50—29.75 Formerly The Harris Shop ‘HARRIS: =—— 1224 F STREET — Christmas Gift Shoppers 35.50—39.75 A 2152 GUDE BROS. CO. 52521 3 T°S. Christmas time! over the land, folk: life are planning to GIV [ iegal sorority embers of Florists' Teleoraph Delivery Association - This C hristmas AR Everywhere all in every walk of SOMETHING to & SOCIETY (Continued From Eighteenth Page.) mittee thus is composed of the deans | and registrars of the four chapters. Preceding the dinner Omicron Chap- | ter held an initiation meeting. also at !the Ambassador Hotel, at which time three new members were initiated, Miss Virginia Harrison, Miss Helen Mooney and Miss Abbie Taylor. Two new mem- bers were pledged. namely, Miss Har- rict Buckingham and Miss Frances A Marshall. 3 Kappa Beta Phi is an_international having chapters in the United _Stat: Canade, France and England. Mrs. Clarence Lea entertained a A corsage of violets . A huge cluster in rich purple tones to pin on her coat for the holidays and wear long afterwards. special little boxes. Gloves . . . assume an important place in the new scheme of things «..splendid for gifts Centemeri's, of course, occupy a prominent place on the smart gift list of a_smart person.. Centemeri’s French kid with turn-back cuffs appliqued and with diamond shaped cut-outs, $3.50. Washable French suede pull- ons with pique seams, sable, beige, tan, putty, gray, and white, $3.50. Washable French kid pull-ons in black, brown, sable, mode and white, $3.95. Imported Kid gloves with un- even hemline cuffs, striped ap- plique. . .black, beige, and grain, For Men... we highlight we have on thority men these gifts that masculine au- will like . . Scarfs Scarfs for the conquering male to tuck proudly under his coat ..softly colored squarcs <ilk printed in jacquard, ley, checks and dots, $3. Men’s Handkerchiefs Lovely linen with half-inch hems and initialed...sheer linen with corded borders and hand-embroidered initials, at s0c. to $1 cach French linen squares with corded borders and rolled hems ...cut out initials. $1.50 each 51 the Carlton, where she is spending the Winter, The Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia will entertain at | dinner at the Carlton this evening in honor of Mrs. Mabel Walker Wille- brandt. The company will number about 150, Capt. L. B. McBride has arrived in Washington from Mexico City and is stopping at the Carlton. Mrs. S. Levy. has closed her apart- ment at the Wardman Park Hotel and has gone to pass the holidays in Balti- | more and New York. She will re. | furn to the hotel on December 31 and | later will go to her home in Tallaha Fla,, tor the remainder of the Winter. Dr and M L. Hodgdon enter- .. In 4 Paris Real Helpsto H New gifts arriving every day . . . special purchases to make each day interesting. And, of cours usual Jelleff service speeding you on your way as quickly as convenient for you. . . tables of Christmas sug- gestions . . . Gold Stripe annex on the second floor . . Jelleff’s, the Christmas store, at your service! as guests of honor at a luncheon at | the Cavalier Hotel last week. | Yesterday afternoon the South Da- | kota State Society of Washington gave | a tea at Thomas Circle Club, 1326 Mas- sachusetts avenue, to which all Soutl | Dakotans in the city were invited Mrs Peter Norbeck, wife of Senato Peter Norbeck, and Mrs. Royal C. John- | son, Mrs. Charles A. Christopherson and Mrs. William Williamson, wives of thc three members of the House of Rep- resentatives from South Dakota; Mis W. Harry King, wife of the president of the State society, and. Mrs. Georx: Henry, wife of the vice president of the society, presided at the tea tables dur- ing the afternoon. They were assisted State. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Newell of Boise. Washington by a number of young ladies from the ! ebleffs FASHION INSTITUTION NewYork urrie Park Apartments. NAVY MEDICAL OFFICERS GIVEN AVIATION TRAINING Naval medical officers who are| schooled at the Naval Medical School ! ‘hera get a well rounded training inf ubmarine and aviation work, the an-, nual report of the surgeon general, | which is now before Congress, reveals. ! As evidence of the varied curriculum, the report says that during the fiscal year 1929 two classes of medical of- ficers and two classes of dental nmrers.‘ *each of four months’ duratlon, received | instruction in chemical warfare at the | Edgewood Arsenal, Md.: practical sani: | Itali Foremost in importance . . . DSTRIP Silk Stockings The finest of silk stockings New styles and filmy weights for gifts . . . 3 pairs for $4¢080 and upwards Women are delighted with the lovely colorings. . .duskee, sable, afternoon, almora, rosador. mauve mist, titian, Char- lotte Corday...the diversity of heels...pointed, double pointed, French, and square...and the weights of silk, varying frem a service sheer enough for smartness but heavy stockings. enough for wear, to the filmiest of ultra sheer dancing Select her favorite shade or assort a wardrobe of several smart, new colors in one of the new wardrobe hoxes. Just Arrived mist and ligh Also the new Gold Stripes with French lace clocks formal afternoon and evening wear .a new Gold Stripe Silk Stocking, an ultra sheer chiffon of a filmy cobwebby texture with French heel...mauve t gun metal .other colors arriving...$2.95. .ideal .§2.50 and $2.95 the pair. Eatra Gold Stripe Annex—Second Floor Also a Gold Stripe Shop—1013 Connecticut Ave., in Stoneleigh Court Gorgeous Silk Underwear... heaps and heaps of it just arrived Princess slips Twa-piece pajamas % 7,50 Effa Blanche sets Lovely gowns de nuit The Grey Shops . . . Washington home of smart and lovely under- wear .. .exquisite handmade things from a group of “little makers” in France, Effa Blanche’s own creations noted for their mar- velous fitting qualities . . . and the cream of the domestic output . . . select a single piece or an ensem- ble of pieces as the perfect gift for femininity. party of 18 at dinner last evening at 'talncd Dr. and Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen ' Idaho, are stopping at the Potomac |tation and hygiene with troops in the field at Quantico, V: actical work in diving and submarine duty at the Navy Yard here and practical work in neu- rology and psychiatry at the Govern- ment Hospital for th> Insane, at Ana- costia. HALDEMAN QUALITY DRY CLEANERS i'l!f Pe-nnsylv-nh Avenue Frone: Metropal - 1124 Studio Lamps . .. $3 an pottery bases with parchmentized shades to con- tribute a decorative note to the favorite's room. d Shoppers e, the Just arrived from Madelon New and striking styles re- leased for Christ ..Made- lon bags are always smart... these are something extra... on sale tomorrow in our en- larged bag department. Antelope suedes with smooth calf and crystal slide trim. Tailored bag of smooth calf with lizard. Pin morocco pouch effect with bow of smooth cali. Smooth calf with suede. Genuine beauvais in rose sign on black moire. And many more styles! Jewelry . .. for Christmas and other days . . . antelope de- Nights, too, we should say for these finely cut rhinestone and baguette crystal necklaces with pendants, §10. Bracelet and earrings match, §10. Round and square stone neck- laces after Chancl...set in terhine §5. Long drop carrings to mach, to Crystal necklaces after Chanel, all crystal or crystal with irri- descent pearls, $3.95. Bracelets and earrings, $1.95 to $3.95. Pins...fine-cut stones in new settings, $3 and $3.95. Tecla Only at Jellefi's in Washington these lovely jewels created: in the Paris laboratories of Tecla...so exquisite only a_connoisseur may dis- tinguish between Teclas and ocean gems. some one. You want to give a beautiful ‘remembrance yourself. But your friend or relative is in another city miles away. \What to do? Of course, Gude's Flowers would be the first gift to be thought of, if your friends were home. Then why not flowers Christ- mas for that friend miles away? Sheer linen handkerchiefs with hand-drawn colored threads. $1.50 each Toilet Sets . . . Men’s trrmezzo” from “Cavalleria-Rusticana,”. “Invitation to the Dance,” by Von ‘Weber, and a short work by Sibelius were among the encores played ad- mirably by this exceptional group of woman musicians and their brilliant Jeader. Crepe Satin Gowns With round or V necklines...with decep lace vokes, hems edged with narrow laces or net footing, bands and inserts of cream alencon .dainty ribbon sashes marking the waist- line. $7.50. Two-piece Pajamas Of crepe de chine or crepe satin...alencon lace trimming, or failored piping effects of seli materials in contrasting colors...eggshell, blush. water spray, peach and flesh. §7.50. Princess Line Slips Pure dye crepe de chine, trimmed with dainty laces...narrow edgings at hem and deeper in- serts al top...new V-back. Flesh and white. Dance Sets by Effa Blanche Excellent crepe satin in patterns cut and fitted on living models by Effa Blanche her- elf. . .ecru lace and and feather stitch- ing lending distinc- tive notes. Flesh and white, $7.50. Brooches ........850 R .$60 Necklaces, $25 upward LeLong’s Perfume in Sets 512 An unusuval quadruple affair, containing a flacon of each of Lelong's scents...the famous A, B, C, and N...a perfume for morning, noon, afternoon and night. Scarfs . . *3 gayly express your Christmas greetings Because they do not wish the sport 1o die out, farmers in the vicinity of Beskinore, Ireland, have asked the local hunt club to resume hunting. “DRY CLEANED Everything slfl Dry Cleaned Phone Pot. 3900 DOLLAR DRY CLEANING CO. 1731 7th St. N.W. %) 7 Across the Street or Across the Miles, Gude’s Flowers May be Obtained and Delivered on Time Just W hen Desired. Say Merry Christmas With Gudc's Flowers Houbigant's suggestion con- tains Fougere royal shaving lotion, shaving soap and tal- cum, $2. Coty sct in metal case with talcum in metal box, shaving soap and eau de cologne for aiter shaving, $2.50. (ZLD STRIPE Sox for Men . . . Silk to the top with cotton fect ...as men prefer...and with the well known gold stripe warter protection that prevents runs that start above {rom passing the gold stripe .black, navy, gray and tan. 3 pairs for 54,35 $1.50 the pair PRI Lifetime Reminder Give Oriental Rugs for your Christmas Gifts Ideal . . . Durable Special Prices Neshan G. Hintlian : 818 17th St. NW. | b Hand painted oblongs with pointed ends in vivid colors. .. blue, green, wine rose and blue, $3. Double width chiffon hand blocked in floral and modern- istic_designs...colors to har- monize with every costume. .. dahlia, green, peach, flesh, tan, red and black and white, $5. Four Stores for Your Convenience 1212 F St. N.W. 1102 Conn. Ave. Nat., 4278 3103 14th St. N.W. Decatur 3146 Col. 3103 5016 Conn. Ave. N.W. 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