Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1930, Page 57

With Rev. R. E. L. Strider, Bishop Qoadjutor of West Virginia, and Dr. Willlam C. Sturgis of the College of Preachers, 3 rs, the ‘elght-d Y Dlooctun Preaching. Mission ot e Eyie: station ington ‘Cathedral vm relinquished its radio iactlities "Tne eighi-ay sessions of the Preach: ing Mission wiil be ‘addressed by p'°1 inent cnurchmen, in an. cffort to creat - chairman of the National lism., and Bishop Strider then the large assemblage. The yer and benediction will be by Bishop Freeman. “Quiet Day” Program. on i E P Peter s acting as charge. . Preelg and the in.Con- for . ‘The ushering will of 60 volunteers under the & Hall Church. The furnish the music: Ca John's (Lafayette Square), John's (Georgetown), St. Mark’s, of the Good Shepherd and St. it THE. SUNDAY 8314 WASHINGLUN, D. ASK CHARTY A MRS. WALTER LEE PHILLIPS. M—nhnmuhlnn Bethune, daughter of Mr. John F. Bethune ‘Commission. —Underwood Photo. Before of the United States * |SERIES OF BIOLOGICAL LECTURES TO BE GIVEN Dr. George Streeter, Carnegie In- stitute Embryologist, to Speak on “Development of the Egg.” A series of three public lectures un- der the auspices of the Carnegie In- | ‘be | Stitution of Washington on “The Devel- n | the institution, opment of the Egg” will begin Tuesday evening at 8:30 o’clock in the assembly room of the administration building of Sixteenth and P streets. lectures will be fllustrated, the dates ber rig to the Nmited capacity of the 5 will seat about 250 will be - NI " RIVERS UNDER CITY ' « ATLANTA ().—Beneath steel sky- and brick and concrete streets Novices on Hunting Trip Made to Pay For Shooting Decoys By the Associated Press. fore. They out to & lake Thurs.- HAY;“AIZ% HOUSE estopeiel et | Let Us Bntortain Your COMPLETELY weviane . $3.90 up For 20 years we have served Washington with the dest service and prices. FOR THANKSGIVING Central Uniion Mission Cares for Three Times Number Helped Last Year. With more than the usual number of families facing the prospect of a cheerless Thanksgiving due to unem- ployment conditions, the Central Union Mission, soejal welfare agency of the Protestant churches, has sent out ap- peals to approximat 9, of - tributors and Mm‘:’h'o:hmhom iving day relief for the | from and the fltdll ‘Thanks- boys and girls in the C., Emergency mission. Baskets containing a substantial din- ner also will be distributed to needy families the day before Thanksgiving in keeping with the annual custom of the mission. Three fimes as many people are re- ceiving aid at the mission this year, due to unusual conditions, than were pro- vided for at the same time last year. nc:‘nt.nbuum‘:: for the rel , it was said, be it ST e R various churches with which it is aml- Home conducted by the Philipsborn CLUB WORK DRAMATICS TO BE LECTURE TOPIC Brofessional Artist to Spesk in Course’ Designed to Aid in A under & subcommit- tee headed by Miss Mabel Cook. Reserve Commissions Issued. Reserve lesund by e Parker, [ leu- wrence ELEVENTH ST —BETWEEN Husband Returns Home After Staying Away for 35 Years l f ii i [iii iy Foge {44 igia ;!ii ik I, I it ix 4 ’ E i £ o i : | e i i i g South Africa Gets “Talkies.” JOHANNESBURG (#)—A fleet of large motor trucks with talking picture apparatus is being equipped here to carry talkies to rural districts in South Africa. FsG 2Gth Anniversary Monday is the Last Day for Low Anniverééry Prices BEST SELLING (FASHIONS JOIN The SOCIAL WHIRL Greeian _ influence 13 shown in this eve- ning gown of flame ehiffon with _simu- lated diamond and ruby: trim. $32 o e his with black pin® gna sooshell " satin se? 16th and Columbia Road N.W. 2 Bed Rooms, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath and 1930 ] s JBhilipsboTn 1o ELEVENTH ST, - BETWEDN T4 LOW PRICES FUR FELT HATS Tricornes, bicornes, manipu- lated brims, flared brims and half crowns. Trimmed with fur and feathers. Black, brown, navy, green and red. 'BEVERLY SHOES $5.90 Regularly $6.50 and $8.50 ‘This spectator pump comes in black orul:rown w;ue%e with . sl Russien a8 net in en iniri- pattern. $195 BEVERLY 'HOSE ]| Grenadine Twist Chiffofi or medium weight silk hose have reinforced toes. Modoree, Promenade, Nightingale, Rendezvous, Fox Gray, Afternoon, Crystal Taupe. HANDBAGS $7.49 Regularly $2.95 ; iral cuffs on mfl N 3 ' $110 Frocks .. . $1215, 321, 330 Bags, Shoes, Hose, Hats, Lingerie “Fur Coats . . $100, 514959, %195 "= Cloth Coats . . 354, 574, %94 . bl olaby g G Gt~ 1 WO We wish to thank our patrons for making gfiquwm ks e . Monday is the last day you:may have the tdvanuge f our have been offered during thiis event have been replenis g,w 5{; SILK UNDlES' $|.49 > " Regularly $1.95 Pure-dye silk crepe de chine jes, tailored or Iace ‘tri A dancettes, A Envelope, zipper, top- handle and back - strap styles of antelope suede, galf and moroceo grain. Black Brown Green Navy Blush N . By Tearose Sizes 32 to 44 fashions best selling