Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1930, Page 19

enteenth and K streets, under the di- rection of Miss Lucy Clark Street, A. A, G. O, national secretary for music of the Young Women'’s Christian Association of America. The pertial list of patronesses in- cludes Mrs. William De Witt Mitchell, Miss Jane Bartlett, Mrs. Eveline Burgess, Miss Frances E. Chickering, Jean Dean Cole, Miss Elizabet] Eastman, Miss Alice Edwards, Miss Ger- trude Ennes, Miss Estelle Foster, Miss Margaret Fox, Mrs. Willlam E. Hum- hrey, Mrs. Arthur K. Jones, Mrs. Wil- llam F. McDowell, Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, Miss Elsa Pel Mrs. John T. Schaaff, Mrs. William Adams Slade, Mrs. Joseph M. Stoddard, Mrs. Ben T. Webster, Mrs. Luke I Wilson, Mrs. Herbert' Woolley, Mrs. Charles Will Wright, Mrs. Huston} ‘Thompson, Mrs. Miriam Brock, Miss| Hettie P. Anderson, Mrs. D. A. Skinner, | Miss Mary J. Winfree, Fraulein Else Alves, Miss Dorothy Coggeshall, Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl, Miss Eleanor G. Eckhardt and Mrs. John Blake Kendall. ‘The Pierce Hall Players will hold its | regular meeting Friday evening at 8| o'clock in Pierce Hall. The annual election of members of the council will | take place, followed by the presenta- | tion of an impromptu play directed by Mrs. Carlton Savage. | ‘Tryouts for parts in the Spring plays, “Release,” by Willlam Smith; is Sainted Grandmother,” by Lord Dun- | sany, and “Bargains in Cathay,” by Rachel Fields will be held Monday, | Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next week in Pierce Hall. — THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN! SAILING FOR MANAGUA l @ STREET AT ELEVENTH MRS. MATTHEW ELTING HANNA, Who, with her husband, the recently appointed United States Minister to Nica- ragus, is preparing to sall for their new post in the capital of that country. —Clinedinst Photo. THIEVES VISIT BOAT. Sergt. Cox Reports Bedding and Boats Missing. ‘Thieves visited the houseboat of Sergt. Ralph M. Cox of the eleventh precinct, themselves to bedding and a pair of rub- mented a policeman participati investigation of the thert. “WATER SPORTS” DAY Miss Dorothy Latham of the health Several swimming races, a diving and anchored at the foot of Half street|plunging contest and other events will | Style race, a 40-yard free-stroke race, a southwest Sunday morning and helped | feature “water sports day” in the big Demonstration Waterless Cooking Griswold Cast Aluminum self-basting larly $3.65. HOURS, 8:45 10 6 education department, assisted by Miss Anna Van Buskirk, Miss Marion Hunt, SCHEDULED BY Y. W. C. A.|Miss Elsie Huntley, Miss Alma Whaler and Miss Mary Allan Hood. The program includes a 40-yard free- ‘ pn;nge for gim;-.ce, a diving contest, an endurance floating contest and a num- pool of the Central Y. W. C. A. on Sat- | her of novel water sport contests. Girls " com- | urday afternoon between 3 and 5 o'clock. in the | The water carnival has been arranged | participate, and the balcony of the pool ill be open to visitors during the event. between the ages of 10 and 15 years will Saving the beneficial vitamines, food salts and ::rlmous flavors. Special during this demon- ion OVAI.! ROASTER with DUTCH e RS AR $5.50 © $8.00 REVERSIBLE GRIDDLES or Broil- er Skillets with self-basting cover. 82 60 Number 8......... FRY PANS, 10 inch. $1.95 . NEST SAUCEPANS, 1 quarts. Regularly $3.45 . & Bowman; | STOVE PERCOLATORS, Manning Wearever Specials With Wooden Handles DOUBLE BOILERS, 1% quart. Regularly $240.........0.o0iueenns $1.95 Sold by us for 57 Afr-tight everywhe: n:. ice capacity. a years, re. 40- 10% Discount This Week Eddy Ice Boxes s $94.95 base—Ivoryware trimmed Kettles. . .Nest of 2 Saucepans. 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PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Among Spring Footwear Fashions The Nina 8.50 takes a firm stand As feminine as the gowns it's meant to go about with, is this graceful one-strap slipper of black moire, with its enameled buckle, high heel and light-weight turned sole, PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor What Does Your Face Say? Does Your Face Tell a Tale Or Does It Hide a Secret? AKE your face talk! Make it express M your individuality! For a capti- vating complexion, Make-Up Foundati‘on Creme, Powder and Rouge must harmonize with your hair, eyes and skin tones. If you don’t know how to accomplish this charming effect, consult our VIRGINIA LEE BEAUTY EXPERT. She will pre- scribe the correct make-up to accentuate your individual beauty. YTON, D. 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