Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 19

L] b ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1930. \ - : TUURING EXPERIS ARRANGE SORORITY DANCE PROGRAM ' | e A~ | /jfifijgg}/ggg\; ASWIONS Better Facilities for Motor- ists Here and Abroad i e N M| By DAY By NIGHT Ways and means ‘of improving the' travel services offered America's vast - O r e b the: atvlary Gome| P . The line-up is a sporty one—selected The sideline sparkles—formal ele- jon of members of the Advisory Com- . Biiee o S1in RsRnA Wousins WOk ¥ . because of their youthful swagger and g ot the American Automobile ‘Assocla- : sl b'l'tyf e 44 . gance at last rengni at t:'le gf:flfefl of i EnuuAl ey o] ‘ eminent suitabili or the rigors of an g operied today at the Willard Hotel. G ¢ s ytadi g Amet:ncan sports—for after the game Travel experts from all parts of the ¢ N 5 e afternoon in the s um. 2 United Btates ‘sre gachered for & twos f there’s celebrating to do. day study of problems affecting tour- 3 3 ing in this country, Canada and Mexico. 3 * - , o - S ‘They will go to New York Tuesday = night for sessions on Wednesday to delve into questions related to tour- ing abroad, with special attention to ex- pediting the travel of thousands of motorists who annually ship their cars | to foreign countries for touring under | their own power. ‘ Standardization of facilities for the motoring millions, as well as those who | travel by air and wa'er. is the ob- | Jective of the annual meeting. Among | the keynote topie for the sessions her: will be improvement in the millions of | maps and touring publications issued | 3 annually, designation of new routes to The Phi Sigma Epsilon Sorority members plan to hold a dance at the points of historical and scenic in- Shoreham Hotel on Friday. Members of the committee in charge are, left to terest, and other problems vitally af- right, front row: Louise Warfield, Alice Locraft and Jane Carr. Back row: Helen fecting the tourist. | Fader, Peggy Batcheller, chairman, and Barbara Shannon. —Star Staff Photo. W. G. Bryant of Detroit, chairman - of the A. A, A. National Touring ! Board, who will preside at the con- LAWN MOWER WON SURVEY WELFARE WORK ference, is optimistic over the travel outlook’ in the face of the business| | arEees X . = egweasion. 4 juu | Citizens’ Association Decides Kaliv- | Washington Family Agencies Be- o e I O e e Mcoid by | eretenos Property Is Best Kept. | ing Studied by Experts. business conditions until reports from | John Kaliver | : business conditions until feports {rom | John Kaliveretenos of 1341 Gerard| Prancis H. McLean of the Family dered: ‘said M. Bryant. it i ap. pstreet Will be awarded the grand prize Welfare Assoclation of America is mak- parent that travel has not been |of a lawn mower for having the best ing a survey of all the family welfare seriously affected up to the present.” | kept lawn in Columbia Heights at the | agencies in Washington, the Council National headquarters of the A. A. A. | meeting of the Citizens’ Association |o: social Agencies announced toda: is represented by Ernest N. Smith, ex- | Tuesday night, at 1435 Park road. IE is hoped the survey will furnish y‘. ecutive vice president; Charles P.| Others to be given certificates are [po e foPet UIE SETVER WU AUTRE € Clark, general manager: Elmer Jenkins, | John T. Sterling, 1200 Euclid street; | cronse effioiency in-the family welfare 1 : manager of the National Touring |Mrs. Mary E. Myers, 3011 Thirteenth | fioiq through a disclosure of needs mot ; Bureau, and others. street; Colin H. Livingstone, 1249 Ken- | no Ul A beret of black g i =2 yon street; George T. Hutchison, 3620 | "\, "McTean is being assisted in the ] For a fashion goal i i J The well known painting by Sir John ge]mgx sttrer:. and S. E. Reed, 1314 Ran- | york by Mrs. Roy Huft, formerly with 4 Frin goal, sequins will keep one’s Lavery of the sitting of the fist So. lolph street. the St Louis Provident Association, 2 wear a felt bicorne, coiffure from being cialist government in the House o — —— and Miss Miriam McGaflrey, who for . 7 Commons has been given to the City| The Quakers have always admitted | five years was with the Family Welfare preferably ‘,b'°‘"‘ ue ruffled by the wind. of Glasgow. women to the ministry. Association of Wisconsin. - with a white feather saucily askew, $5. 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