Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1930, Page 26

B—10 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 6, . 1930—PART ONB, . WAR DEAD SERVICE o P2 I- \IS ROYAL Tn BE HEI'D MAY 25 ‘G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 400 Patriotic, Military and Re- ligious Orders Are Asked to Join. Numerous patriotic, military and re- Hglous organizations in Washington are being invited by the Military Order of the World War to participate in the third annual memorial service in com- memoration of the Nation's war dead,| which will be an event of May 25, the Sunday before Memorial day, in the| open-air amphitheater of Washington Cathedral on Mount St. Alban. The ceremonies last year, which took | the form of a massing of the colors, | were attended by about 10,000 persons and plans are being made to accom- | modate more than 100 participating organizations and as many as 15.000 persons. A colorful massing of United States flags and the standards of par- ticipating organizations against a back- ground of appropriate music will fea- ture the observance. ‘The order of services includes a ser- mon by Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, prayers com- memorating the sacrifice of those who died in the Nation's service and music by massed choirs and military bands and drum corps. Members of the committee in charge parel So Varied Makes Selections So Easy An Easter Presentation of Gowns and Ensembles Easter Coats for Women include: Rev. Arlington A. McCallum, chairman; Capt. George F. Unmacht, commander of the District of Columbia Chapter of the Military Order of the ‘World War; Maj. Walter W. Burns, Lieut. W. C. Colbert, Col. John M. Field, Lieut. William F. Hamberger, Lieut. Col. Robert P. Parrott, Capt. Edwin S. Bettelheim, jr.. Maj. Frederick W. Matteson, Lieut. Edward K. Inman, Brig. Gen. John' J. Johnston, Capt. Ed- win M. Johnson, Col. Courtland Nixon, Maj. Julius I. Peyser, Capt. Myron D. Smith, Capt. John W. Zimmerman and Lieut. Robert A. Shotwell, jr. Members of the staff of Washington Cathedral who are assisting with the | arrangements include: Rev. Dr. G.| Freeland Peter, Canon of Washington, | who is to act as master of ceremonies, and Edwin N. Lewis, executive secre-| tary of the Cathedral Foundation. | PENNSYLVANIA MEN | WILL HONOR FISHER| Col. Latrobe Will Speak at Alumni | Luncheon Tomorrow in University Club. Members of the University of Penn- | sylvania Alumni Society of Washington | ‘will hold their monthly luncheon tomor- row at 12:30 o'clock in the University Club. | H. Cochran Fisher, president, will present the guest of honor, Col. Osmun Latrobe, who will tell about Pennsyl- vania alumni he has met during his long and interesting career in the Army and in the Northwest. Reports will be made by the scholar- ship committee and the Mask and W:g Club committee, the latter having charge of arrangements for the club’s musical show, “John Faust, Ph. D" at the Belasco Theater Priday night. ‘The play, based on the story of Faust A supremely well chos- en selection, replete with youthful, slender- izing models, developed in the season’s newest colors, materials and furs. Materials: Faulcrepe Basket Weave Marrianna Wool Crepe Silks Furs: Galyak Galapan Squirrel Mole Broadtail Sizes 36 to 44 PALAIS R_OYAL—TMVd Floor Colors: Black Blue Tan Beige Oxford Gray Youthful Once More Are the Large Head Size HATS of Baku 1250 What with another mop of hair growing out at every turn; what with women growing younger by the hour—Ilarge head size hats designed for youth just HAD TO BE! Hence the extremely young appearance of this pleasing collection. And what straw could be smarter, at the same time more adaptable to the large sizes, than a very fine quality baku? And Whatever your Easter color- scheme, you're sure to find its perfect comple- the colors! ment among these bewitching hats! PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor More than a score of the smartest styles, “just ar- rived”. . . each one event- ful, individual . .. delightful prints, plain-color silks and chiffons, even rich laces, in V' shades and combinations you've sought for . . . many copies of original French models. Ensembles with long coats, with jackets, with capes.. . . dresses with flattering draped skirts, intriguing sleeves, lingerie trimmings and graceful necklines . . . truly, every detail of style significance in this display, from which madame may be outfitted for any occa- sion! Sizes for Women PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor and Marguerite, including & number of chorus dances, is under the direction of Darrell H. Smith. chairman of the local committee. Dances were ar- ranged by Francis C. W. Patton, music scores by Charles Gilpin and dramatic direction by Jasper Deeter. ‘The outstanding local boys to take rt in the play are Joseph Eaton, rother of Mary Eaton of theatrical fame and a former Central High School boy. and Ward French of Chevy Chase. The public seat sale will open tomor- | row at the bureau of Mrs. Katie Wilson | Greene at Droop’s Music Store, Thir- teenth and G streets. Besides Mr. omith the local com- mittee includes Cochran Fisher, presi- dent of the local alumni of the uni- versity; James A. Stokely, secretary: John S. Bixler, W. F. Brenizer, Robert J. Eby, Dr. M. W. Perry, Dr. William F. Burdick and Warren F. Martin. TALK ON OCEANOGRAPHY Dr. Sverdrup Scheduled to Lecture | at Carnegie Institution. Dr. Harald U. Sverdrup, professor at the Geophysical Institute at Bergen Museum in Norway and research as- sociate at the Carnegle Institution of ‘Washington, will deliver a lecture on “Some Aspects of Oceanography” Tues- day evening at 8:30 o'clock in the as- sembly hall of the institution, Sixteenth and P streets. Dr. Sverdrup arrived in Washington recently to spend six months with the department of terrestrial magnetism of the Carnegle Institution. As an as- sociate in the work connected with the voyages of the Carnegie, the official Tesearch vessel of the institution, Dr. Sverdrup will aid in the organization Girls’ School and Play Apparel Girls’ Pleated Skirts | 1.95 Gay plaids, and wool cheviots and crepes in plain tan, green, blue, red and navy; regulation pleated style, buttoning onto a sturdy bodice. 7 to 14 years. Girls’ Sweaters 1.95 to 3.95 A right gorgeous variety of patterns and neck- lines—stripes and fancy designs, solid colors with fancy borders—Antibes shirts, V and crew necks— in color combinations to please the girl and to complement her outfit. Berets, §1 Knitted rayon and velvet berets in all colors. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Specially Selected Lingerie for Easter Giving Crepe de Chine Lingerie 3.98 Gowns, Chemises, Dance Sets, Slips, French Panties—in a specially chosen group at a very special price, of crepe de chine— some even of pure-dye silk—in pastel colors and white, strikingly lace trimmed or tar- lored. 1.9582.95 | The new suits are more than ever fetching, and gratifying to Mothers who adore the bright colors that little boys now wear as gaily as the little girls. 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