Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 27

D.AR. OF FAIRFAX ENTERTAINED HERE Increase in William and| . Mary College Student Loan Fund Brings Thanks Letter. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. VIENNA, Va., December 6—Fairfax County Chapter. D. A. R., was enter- tained at the Women's City Club, Jack- son place, Washington, D. C., yesterday, by Mrs. Iscac M. Capayas end Miss Hodnett of Atlanta, Ga., and Washing- ton. Luncheon was served at 1:00 o'clock, after which the monthly busi- ness meeting was presided over by Mrs. Franklin_Williams of Vienna, chapter - regent. Devotional ex>reises were con- ducted by Mrs. Quincy A. Gates and patriotic exercises led by Mrs. Durward Smith, with Mrs. W. W. Snyder of Clarendon at the piano. A letter of ap- preciation was read from Dr. J. H. C.| Chandler for th> increase in the student loan scholarship fund at William and | Mary College, known as the William | and Jane Kurtz Smoot Memorial BScholarship. A report from the State Teachers' | College at Harrisonburg, Va., in regard | to the Caroline Sherman Student Loan | Scholarship Fund, established some | years ago by Fairfax County chapter, | stated that there was now & fund of | $1,127 and that 50 students had been helped through this fund to secure an education. Mrs. D. M. Zirkle moved that the organization go on record as favoring the non-recognization of Soviet Russia, | restricted immigration, and greater ef- | fort toward keeping communists out of the United States. Mrs. Zirkle was re- quested to present her motion in the . form of resolutions and Mrs. Harry Blake and Mrs. Richard Pierce wers appointed & committee to assist in drafting these resolutions to be ‘acted on at the next chapter meeting An appropriation of $5 was made to- ward the interior decoration of Ken- more, home of Betty Washington Lewis at Fredericksburg, Va. The program in charge of Mrs. Harry Keyser of Falls Church was postponed until the next | meeting. A letter from Mrs. Herbert Hoover’s secretary in regard to mission work in the Blue Ridge Mountains stressed the value of what had been done to call attention to the fact that | the Blue Ridge in Virgihia was 248 | miles in length and 33 miles wide and that there was still much work to be! done. Mrs. William C. Welburn of . Ballston reported having sent another | large box of knitting wools to Ellis Island for the use of immigrants de- tained there. The January meeting of the chapter will be with Mrs. N. A. Roese of Clarendon. | TELLS OF HER DUTIES Prince Georges Social Worker Speaks at Mellwood Club. Special Dispatch to The Star. MEADOWS, Md., December 6.—Miss M. Agnes Duvall, Prince Georges County social service worker, told of | her duties before the December meet- | ing of the Woman's Club of Mellwood district, held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Albert Ober here. | A substantial sum was raised at the | meeting through the sale of articles | contributed by the members. The pro- ceeds will be used by Mrs. R. Ernest | . Smith, the club’s welfare chairman, in | relieving distress among the poor of the } community. Baskets will be distributed | among the unfortunates before Christ- mas eve. The club wishes to thank every one who helped make its Thanksgiving day festivities successful. The proceeds wiil be added to the fund for the rehabilita- tion of the historic elm tree at the high school at Upper Marlboro. | PUPILS TO GIVE PLAY | | Bervice Marlboro High Students to Present - “Applesauce.” | Special Dispatch to The Star. | UPPER MARLBORO, Md., December 8.—Friday evening, December 10, has | been set for the presentation of the “Applesauce” by the students of | r Marlboro High School, in the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Church, at 8 o'clock. | In the cast are Hilda Duley, Henry .Robinson, Ira Measell, Reginald Bur- | roughs. Helen Phibbons, Fanny Duley and Wilson Ford. The high school or- chestra will furnish music. American Radiator Co. 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Others, $1.49, $1.98, $2.79 SECOND FLOOR - Sweater-Beret Sets 1to 3 Years 518 They're hand embroidered, all wool and in a coat style with button-up collar. What more can Baby ask for?P May be had in pink, blue or white with beret to match. They look like the $2.50 kind. Infants’ 27.Piece Layette $3% A splendid gift for baby— 2 Dresses, 2 Gertrudes, 2 Gowns, 2 Shirts, 2’ Bands, Rubber Pants, Powder, 1 dozen Diapers. 2 Bibs, 1 package safety pins. SECOND FLOOR chairs | % % G g | A § Indian—Aviator— Cowboy Suits 95c, $1.39, $1.65 $3.69—$3.75 Just barrels of fun for brother—; ing life ‘em at ke—fly housetop—"Shootin’ the Bull.” Main Floor Felt Slippers ‘ 98c Hi or low—either way. They're a slipper the boy will like. Sizes 1 to S. We are showing many other slip- pers for boys. Cloth felt or leather. ~Shoe Dept, Main Floor. Roller Skates To Delight a Boy 6 to 16 Years 532 Their rubber tires enable him to glide silently on swift roller bearings. Main Floor. Phonograph 3% For a grand surprise on Christmas morning . . . and year-'round joy ... it is hard to beat this eight-pound phonograph. Ukulele, $1.75 Boys and girls make. music (and friends) wherever they go with a ‘uke’. Bag, felt pick, instruction book. MAIN FLOOR