Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1931, Page 42

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 17, 1931—PART THREE. Church Worker Honored With Lunch and Gifts Mrs. Harvey 8. Irwin was given a luncheon by the Presbyterial Society in the room of the Washington . For 21 years the Presby- terial fety in some official position and at the recent election was made presdent emeritus. Before the luncheon several hundred of her friends assem- bled in the sun parlor to extend greet- ings. n’.lghl luncheon program consisted of the invocation by Mrs. Willlam R. Rhoades, followed by a_ toast to Mrs. Irwin by Mrs. Willilam L. Darby, pre- siding officer. After lunch Mrs. Darby introduced the program with.very apt remarks. This was followed by a presentation of some of the important events during Mrs. Irwin's term of office. Pirst the slburban societics, one of her special interests, brought gifts of uets and baskets of flow- ers, as Mrs. Hugh Smith ed a soft accompaniment. Mrs. Walter Knipp of fimore. 59 oty and M. ¥ Samuel B, Rolph of Wilmigton, presi- 3-Door Style Side-Icing Metal fent of 1he Brhodion) Boclety, beousht ‘ Refrigerator Metal Top-Icer Refrigerator the greetings of thelr pr § 'Ms Lsabélle Campbell, in Chinese cos- Golden Oak tume, gave an original monologue show- Finish. Fully $ .95 s 95 s 75 5 ::;Nthe grost. ;‘:’m- 3;1 R;}?“g* Hall i Guaranteed. g 4 P 4 ton Presbyterial. Fhia was Totlowed ¢ $1.00 Down: by a humoroys sketch written and di- rected by Miss Helen Le Fevre Lyon, Home for the Aged. Mrs. Arthur S. Field, in Indian costume, rendered a Navajo reverle, written by Mrs. Frank E. Edgington, to emphasize the great usefulness of the Fannie G. Child Community House, at Tsilani, Ariz, built by this Presbytery. The program closed with an appre- ciation by Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe of the service and influence of Mrs. Irwin and the presentation of a bag contain- ing a money gift, to be used by Mrs. Irwin for a much-needed vacation and rest. ‘Then all rose and sang “Blest v Be the Tie that Binds Our Hearts in fr 5 |, i Christian Love.” 3 3 < R ., [ Avpas. Ay i - Mre Wiklam L. Daroy, geners] chaire E ' ! ; | AN . . rs. am L. Darby, general chair- LR - ¢ : < . 2 mar, e e el ou ; $149 4pi : . 574 - men: Mrs. 4 er, tickets: E £ ’ T Z o f, Mrs. J. Claude Keiper, hostesses; Mrs. 1ece ’ , & ' - Tl 4 o Jerome §. Shear, decorations; Miss : : etls G ORI it M Altred Walnut-Veneer Bed Room Suite With Lovely Venetian Mirrors E. Barrows, v " Thoroughly miodern, this d : v . . e o beautiful suite of genuine ve- wooa vaiuty. enetiai mir- Miss Carter of Virginia Sail i s b e ’ S e b g ginia Sails necrs comprises dresser, chif- rors on vanity and dresser. F;;Copeflgflg.i:r%:t;i:‘;: forobe, wood bed and Holly- Two-tone, high-lighted finish. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. $5 Down—At The National! . Carter of Herndon, Va., sailed this week from New York on the 8. 8. America for London and accom- panied by Mrs. Howell, “ho, with 20 s others, represent Department e X \ ) % of State at the C. C. I. R. Conference TSRS 3 . i mm%om,émrkl,;fl?, mé,clmmn of \ AR ~— P - G £ R Three-picce living room Whicl arter will spend some time \ ) $ = suite, upholstered in attrac- in travel before return to Washing- I N L = g wl;kln A dh‘ie e ‘ \ i i i .v: 3 - tive velowr; mahogany fin- arter is a graduate of Herndo A ! [ % et ol N 5 \ = 3 i ‘ & ISIONAL TA- High School and a student at George Washington University. 2 # 5 s book trough End PR ’ 4 d i 3 b A i s i retty decorated Joan Victorla_ Askew, chauffeuse f i Porch p arde o Lawn Bench ’ 7 | | Pretty decore foan v cew, chauffeuse for Glider (2.1/:;’1:: l];lo;el e n o : | Magazine Carricr; 2-condle a year for driving while intoxicated. Lawn Swing $ .98 and nowtle eetra. X _—— $1.98 $1.19 $5 Down—at WHERE TO DINE $'?-45 Upholstered in Ho Phone Orders strong and attrac- tive canvas. Priced edclon il Well made and exceptionally low. nicely finished. Canopy extra. 4024 H St. N.E. Chinese Restaurant B il < | e ' T : bl a g Dining FAR EAST o NI | $129 66Pc. EET—— ‘ ——— {1l Room Outfit {§) .G Ba... &ama | 1= allo | ’ | i $ ; i i :x;ZF;::r Rag 4 LOBSTERS WLt | = 2 i ) ’ 8x10 Fiber Rug. .. All Seasonable Sea Foods G ikt i 4 A beautiful outfit for your | = AV L3 > dining room, composed of 9x12 Fibt,l’ Ru‘ 1207 E St. N.W. ’ gk € S b ; the items listed below. The in. Fi NEVER CLOSED | ; — suite is artistically designed 30x60-in. Fiber Rug. ... 1 | = of gumwood, nicely finished e e — —— —~ — | ” " e rge ser, chest of : = : in walnut. y deck, straight- The Brighton Cafe’ , , L e [zt wonea§99.95 | | G5 anizindsi 2123 California St. | e —Extension Table | S inRet g lected walnut veneers, be Now Serving 5-Course Dinner for $1.00 Z [ N Chins¥ Cabiiset Jully decorated in two-tone o y 1) 6 to 7:30 z . < 4 E ‘ 5 D Miss Emily R. Pendleton ; . §§ ik —Endo:ed Reiver Congoleum-Made Rugs L’—] $ o TR SRR, W TNTTR TR : ” | i —Armchair 5 i D Qrmy X Nabvy , ' LNl Y —5 side Chairs Cafe | : e ("1 —26.Pec. Silverplate o..-m:“ctf-n-:'::-'-.n o~ . b } —30-Pc. Set of Dishes S?eciul Sunday sl .00 > ; _ $5.00 Down— Dinner _ 4 ] 3 At the National Hours 12-8:30 P.M. Crabmeat_Cocktail Chilied Grapefruit Chicken Broth with Rice Roe with Bacen Brotied .Ir%“ Siexk. Freih Mushrooms 2t Fried Sprins G iand Boast Capon. '.(;‘E';l.:rl Sty Parsiey, , Giazed Swoet Potatoes New Groen Besme - Baked Fresh Tomats Mot Homemade Holls Choice of 014 Fashioned Sirawhersy ‘Shorteake Dish . & f ) S Fresh Pineapole with Cake i T Choire of lce Cream I 1] Broom Tea Cotieo Milk | UK ” 3 1 i " > ¥ Week Days frosiiasi—gse. joe, e, soc f | Cabinet il el A i Chaise Lounge $164—10 Pieces, W Disner—ioe. 65e $1.00 | | ; - - 5 I 3 Covered in at- 95 ¥ i i 36-95 \e | u — : tractive cretonne, Sl 7- The smart lines of the Ped- * l'(fn”.mv:?( v'n:;;i:{vfy;-r == == | with valance. Extension Table, Long e Z . Regularly B v or white ¢ s + $1.00 Down Buffet, Enclosed Server, EveBry ngl'l’t at 5 . ~ % el 'M;h» | L) 4 LR Dainty China Cabinet wil i hl . 1.00 Down g ey s = > 5 D G . 18 . 1 own—at s dancing to erches- = A . { | $ tral music, tasty toasted sand- wiches for the hungry — and mever a cover charge. 2 s By I )| B . l ley’ s ; - 16\ 5-Piece Breakfast Set l* 533 8th St. SE. X % = sl 1 .95 Walnu!-!"(i‘llxishted Cedar } ) ] =2 == . “hes "——“ @ ) £ i [ Consists’ of sturdy drople d_cecar Ined. | MRS. OLNEY’S | | i 81795 o | P @ F I - chairs.lu;iell made and pretifly coularly ot g ! | 4 1 3 | - enameled. : 24th and Calvert Sts. 7 2 $11003D% RAEERTLN $1.00 Down Phone Columbia 5524 S Al SR 11E_STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ~ i Sunday Dinner RS 12 to 9 PM. g e « Week Days: Luncheon, <s of han f 4 icces shown above Afternoon Tea, Dinner A i ) enport which con- e ¢ creto ™ ceals a o d bed; 17’11111_)_\y Downtown Location: I Easy Terms—A¢t The Nationcl! 7 s'Rf[T chair and comjfortable armchair. INSIDE INN $5 Down— 719 13th St. N.W. e : e (Strayer College Bids.) 5 — upholstered in