Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1930, Page 16

EW ENGLAND COLD TAESANY LIVES Four Deaths in Boston Due to Temperature—Gotham Has Heaviest Snow. ! By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 17.—The cold- est weather of the Winter, which came in the wake of a snowstorm, brought death and suffering over the week end to the North Atlantic States. In New Ergland the storm was ac- companied by a northerly gale. Four deaths in Boston and one each in Fall River, Lowell, Webster and Revere, Mass., and Providence, R. I, were at- tributed to the storm and the cold. Shipping in Boston Harbor was ham- pered. On Cape Cod snowdrifts stalled automobiles and even snowplows. North- fleld, Vt., had the lowest temperature recorded in New England, six degrees below zero. In New York City the temperature reached a minimum of seven degrees| Capitol and K streets, by the Senior T T SRR T MR THE EVE and Junior Sodalities of St. Aloysius hurch, Miss Allce G, Kelley is chair- man of committee on arrangements, Mrs. Walter 8. Brady, vice chairman. Waneta Council, No. 6, D. of P., will give a card party tonight, 8:30 o'clock, at 405 Seward square southeast. West End Citizens' Association will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in_the hall of Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia, Nineteenth and H streets, Edgewood Citizens’ Association will meet, tonight at the home of Mrs. J. P. Lester, 200 Cromwell Terrace northeast. This is the meeting postponed from February 10. above zero. The city had 3%; inches snow, the heaviest fall of the season Roads in outlying sections wefe blocked by drifts, while in the city 8,662 unemployed men found temporary work with the snow-removal gangs, augment- ing the force to 18,662, A fleet of trucks and plows numbering 1,344 pieces was used to clear thoroughfares. The cold was general over Central New Jersey, a minimum of four degrees being recorded at Newark. ‘Temperatures of 15 degrees below zero were registered in Bradford and Hamp- ton Station, Pa., while other sections had readings ranging from 12 to 5 be- low. The snowstorm visited virtually the entire State. At Harrisburg the temperature went to five above, while at Pittsburgh it was four above. ot| ” teenth street. siness clation will be Barnard School, streets. Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxili- ary, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet at Northeast Masonic Temple, Eightl and F streets northeast, at 8 o'clock. Brookland Citizens’ Association meets tonight at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Hall, Twelfth and Monroe streets northeast. Veterans of the Naval Hospital will be the-guests of honor at a concert to be given by the W. J. Oates Student Orchestra, 8 o'clock stonight, at the hospital, with members of the commit- tee of the Women's Overseas Service League as hostesses. Dancing will fol- low concert. Mrs, H, B. Daniels is chair- man. o s CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. “Birds and Bird Calls” will be the subject of the lecture by Guy C. Cald- well of the American Nature Associa- tion on the seventh program of the Georgetown 10-event course to be held tonight in'the chapel of George- town Presbyterian Church, P street near Thirty-first street, 8 o'clock. Siderial soiree will feature the Found- ers’ day celebration of the P. E. O. Sis- terhood tonight at 8 o'clock in the Garden House of the Dodge Hotel. Card party will be held tonight at the Notre Dame School hall, North at 8:30 o'clock. 1006 E street. Hotel. dancing and cards. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey ‘Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, will give “At Seventh and K” $s¢ tures. Sizes 8 to 17 years. mixtures of all-wool. longies and vest. $1.00 to $1.50 Blouses Collar - attached Bell and Little 790 Friend blouses of imported and domestic broad- cloths. Plain and fancy colors. 6 to 16 years. Made to Order for Three- Piece Suite ..... separate cushions, $11 Ready-Made Covers of woven Goldenbers's—F Leading Spring Straws And Combinations Several large manufacturers who get the bulk of our year-round busi- ness always co-operate with us in offering you tremendous values in this annual event—and never before have they furnished us with a more attractive collection of last-minute fashions to sell at this low price. Such Sensational Values That Even Smaller Dealers Will Be Buying Them from Us! Plenty of Extra Salespeople. Millinery Section, Second Floor. Boys’ $10 to $12 Spring Suits | 39¢ Printed With Two Pairs of Golf Knickers All-wool suits in smart Herringbone and diagonal weaves. Also fancy mix- Boys’ $15 Two-Trouser Suits Suits for boys of high school age. Dressy Have two pairs 12 to 18 years. Goldenbery's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. GOLDENEERGS Telephone NAtional 522 Plan to Be Here Tomorrow for This Sensational Sale of $2.95 to $4 Spring Hats Solid Straws—Baku Cloth Baku Braid—Felt & Straw Sheer Braids—Crochets Panamalacques 2,000 Crisp New Arrivals—in the Green, Tub Fabrics 29c 36-In. Printed Piques 40-In. Printed Chiffon Voiles 40-In. Printed Batistes The most delightful collection of patterns that any season yet has produced in charming fabri $9.75 Are Super- Values at $12-75 $2.00 Knickers rrd L l .59 and Full- mixtures. Boys’ v 8 to 17 *Dyed Coney. R § Separate it Cushions Included Oer Yours NOW! Belgian Linen SLIP COVERS 25 An exceptional offer that should be taken advantage of immediately! Choice of artistic patterns of genuine 50-inch Bel- gian linen—to be expertly cut and tailored to fit any suite with not more than five SI)EAITRIESS s Lg% Regularly Priced at $19.95! For economy’s sake as well as for comfort’s sake you should take advantage of this exceptional offer. thoroughly resilient, inner spring mattress of excellent make—built to induce many nights and years of luxurious sleep for you! All sizes—cov- ered with a serviceable grade of damask ticking in attractive designs. Buy This Splendid Mattress on Our Budget Plan if You Like. No Interest or Extras Added Purniture Store—Across the Street. $7.45 a patriotic program, followed a Co- lonial dance, tonight at 15(;’; Four- FUTURE, Mr. Lawrence R. Lee of the Oxford gmp movement will speak before the ut Women's Council tomorrow night at the Church of the Covenant. Connecticut Avenue Citizens’ Asso- ciation meets Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at All Souls’ Episcopal Church, Cathedral avenue and Woodley place. Frederick J. Libby will speak on “The London Conference.” Meeting of Petworth Citizens’ Asso- held tomorrow night_at Fifth and Decatur ‘The Towne Players, Church of Our Saviour Dramatic Club, will present “The Sky Riders.” a three-act comedy, at St. James’ Hall, Eighth street north- east between B and C, tomorrow night Local No. 1 of the City Emploves’ Association will hold an open meeting tomorrow night at the assoclation hall, Indiana Society will hear Represent- ative Barnhardt of Indiana at a meet- ing tomorrow night at the Willard Address will Card party for the benefit of Ladies’ Auxiliary, No. 238, Knights of St. John, Assumption Parish, Congress Heights, &\ ree Parking Space for Our Customers Opposite 8th Street Entranc. The new poke and mushroom brims . . . brims that fold back over the crown in front and dip at the sides and back bans including those of a fine bra mesh that closely resembles a fine wool mesh. A flattering array— with smart choice for all! Black (lots of it), Bright Navy, Waikiki, Firebrand, Spring Viennese Many Other Fashionable Shades. Also on Sale Main Floor. $139.50 Sealine’ FUR COATS $54.50 Especially when they are available in sizes from 16 up to 40! glossy black, with collars and sometimes cuffs of marmink (marmot), fox or coney. Richly lined. ‘SALE OF CRISP will be held at Masonic Temple, Eighth and P streets northeast, Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Civitan luncheon will be held tomor- row afternoon, 12:30, La Fayette Hotel. Dr. Thomas W. Graham, dean, Grad- uate School of Theology, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, will speak to- morrow at the meeting of the Wash- ington Round Table, University Club, 12:30 o'clock. Lincoln Post, G. A. R., will meet Wed- nesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, in the G. A. R. Hall. Dr. John Herman Randall, president of the World Unity Foundation, will ad- dress the international relations group A N GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS be followed by The Dependable Store Violet and All Silk Lined Long straightline models, in Goldenberg's—Second Floor. THE SALE OF BATHTOWELS Continues [ = | Tomorrow! Even today's tremendous response could not deplete our huge purchase of 100,000 bath towels (some subject to minor fections). you the sale today come early tomorrow ! Three Groups at ', and Less! 14¢ | 22¢ | 33c ings included. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Ruffled Curtains In Two Inexpensive Groups! $1.00 Grade $1.25 Grade 57¢c | 85¢ Dainty scrim cur- White, ‘ivory or bei; tains with rayon- with colored rl!-nn rI.'f stitched edge and fles and ‘al- double ruffied ce. and tle-backs to h, Tie-backs includ Go Use Our Budget Plan—No Interest or Exlmt—We Do Not Penalize Our Friend: NG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1930. the American Assoclation of Uni- e‘enfly ‘Women at the club house, 1634 I street, tomorrow at 2 o'clock. “The Clvilization of Middle America” wu;mbe discussed by Dr. Herbert J. Spinden, curator, department of eth- nology, Brookgn Institute of Arts and Sclences, in the fourth lecture of the public series given by the Anthropologi- cal Society of Washington tomorrow evening at 8:30 at the New National Museum. clety of Mayflower Descendants in thgonlslyflct of Columbia will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the La Fay- ette Hotel. GENERAL § ALL"STEEL REFRIGERATOR CHEMISTS GIVE MEDAL TO GEORGE EASTMAN Service Toward Supplying Syn- thetic Organic Chemicals for Research Is Cited, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 17.—George Eastman, head of the Eastman Kodak Co. of Rochester, N. 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