Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1930, Page 11

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 8, 1930—PART ONE. A1y G PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 For 16.50 You Can Choose From These 15 SHRNERS OFF | JONGHTTOCANADA NEPR | Special Train and Autos Will Convey Washingtonians to ‘ oy Convention. 4 Wonderful Opportunity! Every Hat In the Better Hats Section .More than 175 members of Almas Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 8., will repre- sent. Washington at the annual meeting of. the Imperial Council of the Shrine in Toronto, Canada, this week. A special train of 10 coaches will car- ~SWeddell, Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Potts, + Lloyd F. Gaines, Mr ' Thomas L. Miller, W. H. Nash, Jesse T. 6 of the Shriners and their wives to e convention, while the others will go [y automobile. The train will leave nion Station tonight at 7:10 o'clock, d will make a short stop-over in iagara Falls tomorrow. The train il reach Toronto tomorrow night. 3 The Shriners will begin their return #®ip Friday morning. | JIn the Canadian city the delegates| il take part in a big peace parade, d will participate in the unveiling of | & monument_dedicated to the spirit of | amity that has marked relations be-| tween the United States and Canada. The local_group will be headed b: Riustrious Potentate James C. Hoyle, @ssistant Rabban J. T. Prendergast, Recorder Laurence Walker, and Past| tentates James T. Gibbs and Edwin | . Dutton. Others in Delegation. Others in the delegation follow: On Special Train, % Mrs. John D. Babcock, My. and Mrs. M. A. Beane, L. Plerce Boteler, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bowen, Miss Louise Boyd, . Mark Bullis, Ed Burkholder, Mrs. sy_Campbell, Miss Carrie B. Cooke, | Miss Blanche Cranmer, C. T. Day, Miss | Fannie Downin, Joseph D. Dreyfuss, | Dr. J. C. Exner, Mrs. John I. Ford, Mr. @nd Mrs. Charles Gates, Mrs. H. P. . Gliddings, Mrs. Willilam Cutshall, Miss lice Haislip, Mrs. Caroline Hnrwuod.! eyer Harson, Dr. Robert J. Jones, Frank E. Koch, Roger C. Lugenbeel, Mrs. B. J. Madert, Mr. and Mrs. George . P. Maier, Miss Mary McCauley, Mrs. Pauline McLeod, Clarence Newman, | Mrs, Madeline Norris, Mr. and Mrs. R. | E. Obaugh, George W. Parezo, Miss | Maude Proctor, Mrs. Laura Rorer, Mrs. | Frank D. Roys, Mrs. Frank S. Roys, | Mrs. Lottle Sener, John Q. Slye, Mrs. | Harvey E. Smith, Mrs. Fred Waters, | Nathan Weill, James T. Wolfe, Murray | Wolfe, Edward Zea, Mr. and Mrs. Karl | Achterkirchen, Mrs. Gladys M. Tinelli, | Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Freeman, Mrs. | T. Homer Hall, N. Katz, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kost, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lay- cock. A. B. Le P. Mesny, Mrs. Eleanor Potter, Mrs. M. Noretta Reed, A. W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Regar, Mr. and Mrs. d Mrs. N. F. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reid, Mrs. L. P. Roys, Dr .and Mr: L. Sexton, r. and Mrs. E. E. Swan, Mrs. Anna . Bohrer, Mrs. Flora C. Eckhart, Mrs. Edith King, Mrs, Ellen MacMurray. Almas Temple Patrol. = Jesse E. Porter, E. D. Anderson, Ben- 3on B. Allen, Orville L. Ballard, Sam- 1 H. Bates, Charles Behrens, Dwight . Bromwell, Grover G. Burrows, H. B. Cliborne, Thomas A. Curran, Walter #. Eich, John I. Ford, Donald D. For- ey, P. L. Gladmon, Albert E. Gor- ham, George M. Green, William Guts- | hall, Frank Hegner, Will J. Hill, Charles M. Jones, Frank Jones, C..E. Kalstrom, | E. L. Koontz, Henry A. Menchini, Nussear, Horace W. Parsley, Harold Osborn Payne, J. Harry Phillips, Walter M. Shomo, Alva H. Strawmyer, 1. Suser, Earle C. Walker, George W. Walker, George H. Whiting, John Zimmer, T. Homer Hall, Guy G. Harper, Charles | P. Kuechle. - Legion of Honor. . Joseph N. Glover, Frank L. Ach, Ken- th R. Adams, Robert R. Allen, Walter | g. Bagby, George C. Bakersmith, Carl| W. Berberich, Harry Bush, Lester L.| Butler, John P. Fazzoni. John T. Fin- | Jey, W. E. Havener, William D. Hai- | slip, William H. Karsiake, H. G. Me- Cartney, Roy E. McKee, Charles Miller, Famuel an, Ernest L. Shaw, Fos- r A. C. Shepherd, Joseph Spano, Henry W. Smallwood, Roy F. Stahlberg, Clyde N. Strange, Fred A. Waters. - Oriental Band. Henry B. Schmidt, Stephen Badurski, | goy E. Blick, Fred D. Bradford, Charles 8. Ellsworth, Daniel M. Goodacre, Frank M. Graham, William F. Henry, Willlam H. C. Holst, Willlam 1. Jacoby, W. E. Lawson, Milton C. Thompson, | Frank D. Roys, Frank S. Roys, Law-| Zence P. Roys, Paul C. Schulze, Elmo B. Springmann and Edward P. Neill. Shrine Band. Frederick Wilken, John D. Babcock, ‘Charles J. Benner, Fred E. Blood, W. . Cole, Le Roy Corbin, Rudolph M.| Eckman, Clarence W. Elliott, George A.| ischer, C. C. Fletcher, Raymond M.| orence, T. E. Pranklin, John F. Gross- | man, George E. Harris, Frederick Hess, | Fred A. Hurd, Prank J. Jakubec, Albert, | EKnechtel, Philip Kohn, S. G. McAlister, Harry H. McCall, Dr. B. J. Madert, V. Martone, George W. Mason, Carl Merz, J. H. Neely, L. B. Olmstead, Robert E. Peterson, Otto B. Roepke, Harry E. Roethe, James R. Russell, Charles V. Schofield, Louis C. Strohecker, W. Maurice Willilams, George Wohlmacker, | Garrett W. Wolfe and Louls S. Yassel. Drum Corps. Frank J. Paul, W. R. P. Hines, Edwin . Holland, George E. King, Herbert | B. Lowey, J. Elwood Morrison, Earle | R. Nagle, Charles H. Purcell, G. Edgar | Robinson, Bernard W. Stewart, Charles | T. Thorpe and Fred H. Wassman, jr. SUPPER FEATURES FETE S A supper will feature the annual wn fete to be given by the Rectors’ id Society of All Souls’ Memorial | (hurch on the rear lawn of the church | ursday night from 6 to 8 o'clock. Mrs. Louis Greene is chairman of the ymmittee in charge of arrangements. e is assisted by Mrs. Webster Bal- ger, Mrs. Willlam 8. Quinter, Mrs. hn W. Burke, Mrs. Frank 8. Bright d F. A. Carter. A motion picture will be shown in | street and Pennsylvania avenue south- e parish hall for the amusement of e children of the parish. MISS GRACE V. MAGUIRE. The new superintendent of the camp for tuberculous children, conducted in conjunction with the Tuberculosis Hos- ital at Fourteenth and Upshur streets. —Star Staff Photo. GERMAN ROYALTY BATHERS AT DOORN Silver Wedding Anniversary| of Erstwhile Crown Prince Is Observed. By the Associated Press. DOORN, June 7.—A dozen or more happy-faced strangers, with their | children, today came to Doorn and made their way to an old estate on the edge of this quaint Dutch village. | They wore no court regalia or mili- | tary trappings, yet they comprised the | remaining members of the house of | Hobenzollern. and ‘formed the most | notable gathering of that historic line ! since the brilliant pre-war days of Potsdam's splendor. They came to celebrate with the ! former Kaiser and war lord of Ger- | many the silver wedding jubilee of his son, the erstwhile Frederick Wilhelm, Crown Prince of Germany, and his wife, Cecelie. In the group were heads of the House of Mecklenburg, whose line dates back beyond its conguest by the Germans in 1160, as well as the later Hohenzollerns, who ruled Brand- enburg in 1415 and all Germany until the red days of 1918, when the empire crumbled in revolution. Many guests at the anniversary celebration had preceeded the former Crown Prince and Princess. They in- cluded Prince Adalbert, the Duke and Duchess of Brunswick, the Duchess of Hesse, the former Kaiser's sister and the wife of the late Prince Heinrich, the former Kaiser's sister-in-law. Princess Hermine, the former Kaiser's wife, came from Germany yesterday and the two princes, Eitel Friedrich and August Wilhelm, will ar- rive tomorrow. Prince Henry of Reuss went to Hamburg today and thence to Cuxhaven, where the former Crown Prince and his immediate family greeted his wife, who returned from Argentina on the steamship Cap Norte and where the Nationalist Women’s So- clety made a gift to her for the char- ities in which she is interested. ‘The former Crown Prince, after quietly observing the actual anniver- sary date at Hamburg yesterday with his wife and two sons, Wilhelm and Hubert, and two daughters, Alexan- drine and Cecelle, will join his relatives here. The Doorn celebration will be of a private nature and will consist of di- vine service in the chapel of Doorn Manor and dinner in Count Bentinck’s home. Alvan MacCauley Elected President of Auto Chamber of Commerce. NEW YORK, June 7 (#).—Alvan Mac- Cauley, head of the Packard Motor Co., vesterday was re-elected president of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting. Presidents of many leading motor companies who attended reported May production in the industry was 433.- 328 vehicles, a decrease of 7 per cent under April and a decrease of 32 per cent under May for last year. Production for the first five months of 1930 was 1,970,649, or 31 per cent under the same period of last year. Six new directors of the chamber elected today were Alvan MacCauley, A. J. Brosseau, A. R. Erskine, Willlam E. Metzger, E. L. Cord and L. A. Miller. Other officers include Alfred H. Swayne, A. R. Erskine and A. J. Brosseau, vice presidents; Charles W. Nash, secretary, and H. H. Rice, treasurer. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Tea meeting, Industrial Department of Washington and Vicinity of Federa- tion of Women, headquarters, 1114 O street, 6 p.m. ~Speaker, Capt. Napoleon Bonaparte Marshall, on “Haitl.” Hike, Red Triangle Outing Club, from District line, at W. R. & E Street Rallway terminus northeast, for 6 miles. Meet at District line at 3:30 p.m. Hike, the Wanderlusters, starting from club house at 5 pmm. Meet at Rosslyn, Va., 2:30 p.m. Tea, graduating class of St. Patrick's Academy, Chinese room of the May- flower Hotel, 5 p.m. Card party, Pettit Auxiliary No. 8, . B. W. U V., Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth east, tomorrow, 1:30 p.m. 4 A Boy Scout band will play through- it the evening. Homemade cakes and | e creams will be on sale. An Unusual Offer This Week Meeting _ Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps, Grand Army Hall, 1412 Penn- | aylvania avenue, tomorrow, 8 p.m. . in washable lil: jacquard . . . dresses whose slim and tailored lines are perfectly 1930 . and designed for smart sports and spec- tator wear. Three Featured Fashions White Shantung Ensembles . . silk cre, length coats . include natur: Jackets . . shantung. ' « « . with short jackets or 3 . colors , white, pastels, and the decidedly smart black and brown . .. some with lka dotted 1 of real silk Flower Printed Chiffons + .. In the gayer, softer colors of this season . . . frocks that you'll wear proudly in any smart ?wher ng ... many have heir own little jackets . .. to add to or subtract from their formality. The charming details . . . the perfect fit . . . the soft materials . . . mark these dresses as copies of much higher-priced apparel. Women's Dresses—PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Graduates Will Like These! Beaded Bags 295 and 4.95 . + . just big enough to carry the essentials on Class Night, and every other Summer evening . . . there are French steel bead bags, in lovely patterns . . . and tiny seed-bead bags in white and delicate pastel shades. .. all are daintily lined and fin- ished. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor White Kid Shoes 6.50 to 8.50 —will give your Summer Frocks that final accent of well-groomed chic . . . Villa Tie . .. a cool shoe that makes a smart spectator cos- tume smarter than No. 2 Bob—A youthful strap slipper that can dance with a crisp organdy frock the night through ....8.80 dignified strap per whose lines seem made for the soft chiffons PALAIS ROYAL Second Floor Summery Frocks for a Trifling Sum If You Make Y our Own of Sheer Cotton Fabrics The Linen Coat Is Smart and Practical And it will be-very popular this Summer. It's made of fine linen, fashioned on swagger lines, with gay splashes of color in the em- broidery that you will en- joy working yourself. The ockets are convenient for eminine trifles and the clever little collar can be turned up pertly to carry out the sporty effect. Art Department—Second Floor See Our ‘Window Display “Tom Sawyer” Wash Suits *10 Right at the start of the vacation season comes this amazing offer to secure the smartest of hats, de- veloped in the finest of straws, at this one low price! Many are copies of famous French milliners’ creations «. o you'll find the name of the designer on the label. Included are hats that formerly sold from $12.50 to $22.50 There are fine Bakues, Sheer Hair Hats, and other straws that are outstandingly smart this year . .. in Summer shades, including the very smart browns . . . PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor navy and black. Script-type Plate and 50 Engraved Cards ...s.... 1 -85 100 Wedding Invitations, script type, on fine quality kid finish $15 paper, double envelopes.. Tomorrow, Monday, Another Famous Palais Royal Offering of Silks This time—two special groups consisting of several thousand yards of Plain and Fancy SILKS at 1 .39 yard Quality, style and low price are empha- sized in this important offering. Five different styles, each one a super value. All Silk Plain Flat Crepe The vogue for Summer wear. This supple and charming silk fabric is shown in a range of color. All-Silk Printed Crepe . . . in the sea- son’s most popular styles, All-Silk Printed Georgette .. .light and dark backgrounds. All-Silk Plain Georgette . .. in twenty colors. All-silk Shantung . . . a sturdy wash- able sports silk shown in 15 smart colors. If you plan to include a number of silk frocks:in your vacutior} outfit, you will practice real economy by taking advantage of the splendid offerings. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Engraving Specials! Wedding Invitations, Announce- ments and Personal Cards PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Shaded-type Plate and 50 Engraved Cards........ 3 . 1 9 100 Wedding An- .‘at 1.59 yard ‘ Here is an exceptional lot of fine silks. The fabrics represented are very desir- able and comprise the most wanted weaves for present wear. All-Silk Printed Chiffon . . , in the newest patterns and colorings. All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe . . . inare- markable assortment of patterns and col- orings. Striped Washable Silk . . . in color combinations that are most favored for utility wear, Lingerie Satin . . a supple firmly woven quality in a variety of light shades. Introducing Exclusively in Washington a New and Specially Made Palais Royal Floating Hard Water Soap Regularly $1.20 Per Dozen An excellent, pure, quick-lathering, non-irritant soap, made of pure ingred- fents. Choice of four pleasing odors, rose, green, orchid and white. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor You’ll Enjoy Giving This Dainty WhiteSilk Underwear - June is a month of giving. . . g radu ations, weddings & en- gagements blos- som at every turn . . . How pleasant then to select frothy white lingerie for one’s friends and relatives . . priced to keep your giving a joy! 75c¢ Dozen Cakes 48c Printed Checked Lawn 1.95 to 4.95 New Showing of Sum- 29¢ vyd. Printed Lawns Genuine Invisible Bifocal Lenses* - Far and Near Vision in one pair of " Dance Sets and Gowns, Slips, Chemises Printed Voiles lenses. Sold regularly at $12. Special Fine Ouality Lenses for Far or 7 $3.50 Printed Dimities 38c vd. Printed and Plain Pique Printed Cotton Shantung mer Styles and Patterns for Well-Dressed Boys! “Sun-Ray” Health Suits, Jockey Suits, and our regular line of “Tom Sawyer” Suits. The for- Chemises, 1.98 . . . of white crepe de chine, trimmed with white laces, & Dance Sets, 3.98 to 5.98 .. .lovely new lingerie of exquisite Near Vision fitted to your eyes. . ... OrEany . o0, inches wide, 7 9 vd merare seeveless” while the Slips, Chemises and guglll_y. ..laces and styles of the Eyes Examined By Registered Eyesight Specialist ::n"'l” frocks. C i i D Se 29 aintiest . . .many of thern may be 3 : ection Volles . .. in chiffon- § ; Sizen 2 to 10, ance Sets, 2.98 Cnalcheditis i : 4 “Every Pair of Glasses Fully Guaranteed” Hie pafterma, Rayon Chiffon Voile Colors of Tan, Brown, Blue, g o form inexpensive en- Dimity . . , Summery 4 Pi Green, White sad others, Some . . . of pure dye silk . . , cut to accent sembles Siz f d THE SHAK OPTCAT co. || EEEm tmr | Maniomren | EREIRGERE | o PRt BN | gobe S Moo m . and tubsble, Printed Rayon Shantung and pisin pants. trimmed. Women. PALAIS ROYAL—B Dept. Main MM PALAIS ROYAL—Third Fioor 812 F St. N.W. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Fleor mfim Remember the Address