Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1930, Page 22

SOCIETY S benefit mminm School, to_be given ‘Wednesda: nmh?. May 28, in the M&ogllu{n M. E. Church, includes: | oo Miss le Wade Stone, Mr. Benjamin 5 . J¢ . , . Olney 3 A - | tendent of nurses, was a guest: THE EVExiNG STAR, WASHINGLUN ent of labor and industry, chari- associations and FUND PROVIDES SURVEY, |Bariment of lstor an OF JOBLESS SITUATION | &5iftges i co apomore and Haverford COMMUNIST NOMINATED Foster, in Jail for Demonstration, to Seek New York Governorship. SCHENECTADY, N. Y., May 26 (#).— iam Z. Foster was nominated the $75,000 Rosenwald Appropriation Made for Btudy of Philadel- S E i e | phin’s Seasonal Unemployment. D. C. entertained * the | By the Associated Press. e s LAy 2 e CHICAGO. May 26The Jullus : Rosenwal 8 $75,000 appropriation for a study of | party candidate for governor by the the of supaoml unemployment in | State Communist organization at a D. C, MONDAY, ROME BEGINS PERIOD OF SPECIAL DEVOTION | e “Rogation Days” Open With Serv- {ces in Honor of St. Philip Neri, “Apostle of Rome.” By the Associated Press. ROME, May 26.—The rogation days, marked by fasting and and designed to ‘nwe the Catholic world for the feast of the ascension, which MAY 26, 1930. Tuesday, second of the ‘will be commemorated with an ?flulflg cmhuxch‘m g‘l St. John Lateran, [other Rome will commemorate St. Augustine, first Bishop of Canterbury, who died in 604 or 605. b LANSBURGH &BRro 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 causes the Philadelphia area and the develop- | nominating convention here last night. ment of means to regulate employment | Foster did not attend the convention, that may benefit the entire Nation. being held in the New York County Jail ‘The study will require three years and | on charges wing out of Communist ustrial centers in will be carried out by the University of ally thousands of motor workers will be | Pennsylvania’s industrial research de- employed there. The plants and|partment under the direction of Prof. , | houses are to be ready for use in xsrmeph H. Willets. The bureau of regu- services nor 3 known as “the Apougle i e i Wants Beer for School. o e. is three-day period of special devo- | Explaining that Germans are a beer- principal of a R New Russ City to Be Large. Soviet Russia’s new automobile city 1s expected to be one of the largest in- a that country. Eventu- wa " o ) 2 g.'u Th tha tion had its origin about the middle of | drinking race, the Ger- the fifth century, AD., and was for- man school at Ealing, England, recently | mally recommended for observance by |requested city officials to permit the the church all over the world by the | selling first council of Orleans, in 511. 'The | kee) {u puplls out of saloons. He was practice seems to have started in Vienna, | told he munf form a club and apply for as an act of gratitude on the part of the | registration. at Do You Plan to Do ver Decoration Day? Take the Highway —and some will take the railway, {or it is Summer's first holiday. And whethcr your *“way"” leads to some rustic retreat, a fashion- able resort, or home and a cool, shady front porch—you will first want to visit Lansburgh’s, where correct apparel is both smart and inexpensive! demonstrations March 6. uis Engdahl, national secretary of the international labor defense commit- tee, was named candidate for lieutenant governor; Richard C. Moore, colored or- ganizer of the Harlem Tenants' Léague, was nominated for attorney general. Blaisdell, accom- | months. The construction contract, | larization of the Philadelphia Chamber ist, sssisted by J. E. 8. Kinsella, made with an American firm, is said to |of Commerce, the Reserve Base; “Harry Cherassky, vioitmist, and | call for an expenditure of §50,000,000. er: bank, board of education, State de- Reduce All Stub- : born Fat in Spots Margaret Richardson Authority on Weight Control Will Tell You How Corset Shop—Third Floor 10:30 A.M. and 3 P.M. Margaret Richardson, wh}\hn been lectur- . it ing throughout the countries of Furope and the United States for the past three years is again at Lansburgh’s. Her message tomortew will be of vital importance to nervous, tired and rheu- matic women, for with her she carries the secret of becoming rested, vivacious and attractive. No charge or obligation—all the lectures are complimentary. As the seating capacity is limited, attend the lectures early. ' Corset Shop—Third Floor Some Will Some Will Take the Seaway —for nearby beaches will be the gayest and the most colorful places one can imagine! Although beach fashions are more practical than ever this year, they are also more dar- . ing, more colorle and more individual. Suits will be briefer! Backs will be deeper! Trousers will be wider! Ve Swim In a 1930 Suit! There’s not much to the backs of this year's swimming suits, and yet we could rave on forever about them. Cut low, of course, for a deeper and richer coat of tan. All wooll Black, navy, deep coral, green, and red. $7.50, Travel in a Piinted Frock! Roads are so dusty, and trains are not the cleanest places in the world, so we sug- gest this gay caped frock with its colorful floral design widely spaced on a black back- ground. Practical, smart and only $16.50. Sport Bhop—Second Floor Pajamas Go Masculine —and from the width of their trousers we would say nautical, too. Of linene, in bright yellow, green, sea rose and linen blue. All sizes. $1.95. Born for Traveling —is this outrageously smart hat of braided ribbon and straw. Tuck it anywhere, sit on it, it always springs back into its chic, youthfu] shape. $6.75. i Millinery—Second Floor The Turo Box —weighs next to nothing and holds almost everything. Of black or brown waterproof Dupont fabricoid—it contains two hangers and has a section for shoes. $7.95. Lagsage—Strest Floor ey S T = A Beach Hat —large enough to shade two-—vl.y not? Straw, with colorful bands. $1.79. Submarine Sandals ~make you forget there are pebble: beach, or erabs in the sea. $1.25, Beach Shop—Becond Floor This Large, Roomy Drop Side Crib Regularly $19.95 $15 Know that when you tuck him in he's safe Many Will Just Stay Near Home—and —golfing costumes will be in order— cotton meshanets, white or pastels, silk or shantung frocks, tailored in the per- fect golfing manner, with, perhaps, a bright wool crepe jacket. $16.50 Sport Shop ~dance, for dancing is the only way to end a perfect holiday, especially if you have a wisp of a frock of romantic pink organdy, made with the Empire feeling and frilled in baby blue. $25. Dress Shop and sound for the rest of the night! Solid wool panel style, roomy and comfortable, with link spring. Ivory finish. Beach foldin Decorated Stroll- ers, upholstered in corduroy;, green, buff or beaver. With rubber-tired wheels. Special ... $15 Chest of Draw- , ers, with 4 deep drawers for hold- ing fresh, clean Carts, the style, v:nh ~find out how much fun It Is to play tennls in shorts. If some one suggests golf or a ride later, just climb into the little skirt, and you're all set! In pique, yellow, blue, green. $10.75. Sport Shop Mama Car, & combination of kiddy car and baby - walker. The ideal thing for wearables. Ivory or ones ... $4.95 fnisn. $12,95 ones Infants’ Furniture—Fourth Floor Important! . Woe unto the would- be fashionable miss who neglects her ac- cessories this sea- son! For the new 1930 fashions re- quire the exactly right jewelry, gloves, stockings, shoes and hat. With one wron note the whole ef- fect of a stunning outfit is spoiled. Co- ordinated buying makes correct acees- In the Inexpensive Shop $15.74 Spring Coats, $11.74 There are not many in this group (how- ever, the size range is complete) so we would suggest you come early if you want one! New as Spring 1930 with capes, velvet or heatless fur trimming. Tricovas, tricolines and basketweaves—in black, navy, green and tan. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44. $23.74 Spring Coats, $16.74 The season’s smartest coat fashions— with caj high-placed belts, fitted lines or collars and trimming of sleek black galyak, squirrel or lapin. note the materials— tricoline, basketweave, wool crepe and tricova. In black, navy, green and tan. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44. L Inexpensive Shop—8econd Floor e —enjoy a picnic supper at Rock Creek. For them we sketch a new Cordo print ensemble with batiste blouse. It's smart and cool, and in some miraculous fashion retains its crisp tailored lines. $5.95. Daytime Frocks LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 TENNIS Y DANCE Honor the Dead by Aiding the Living—Buy a Buddy Poppy