Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Y931 Our Busy Season Is Over for 60 DAYS We wil only—a rooms wit! loud speaker or two persons $60 a Month New Colonial Hotel 15th and M Streets Decatur 0380 T Mrs. K’s Toll House Tavern Colesville Pike Silver Apring. Maryland COOLING PROCESS RN Gas for Refrigeration and Fuel Announced. By the Amsociated SAN FRANCISCO, November 3 The Shell Ofl Co. announced here ad discovered s method of use of liquefied gas for and the powering of an simu s refrigeration m The liquid gas, carried in cylinders taking up no more space than the or- dinary gasoline tank, furnishes the cooling process as it expands to ordi- g e E : g as a fuel, instead of being recom- pressed, s in refrigeration systems. D. W. Davidson and F. G. Welks, co- inventors, said the inates carbon, as well as preventing crankcase oil dilution. The liquid under pressure, turns to a_vapor as it is released to pass through the re- frigeration coll, and thence it goes to | the engine A carburetor is not neces- sary, Davidson said Mileage costs on fuel were found to be approximately the same as that of gasoline, but the cost of equipping & )id Tavern” truck with a cooling unit is less, be- uaint low-eeiling ro nd use there is no complicated me- rv; marks the ideal out-of anical equo. 3, 5. invention is primarily intended cks carrying perishable products liquefied gas were used on pleasure s, Davidson sald, a special warming device would be necessary. SOCIETY ____(Continued From Third Page) Afternoon Teas Dinners And Bridge Parties or FOUR Phone Shepherd 3500 Special EATON’S Lansdowne VELLUM oo - 150¢ PAPER An unusual value, offered | Chase branch of the League of Ameri- | can Pen Women. Mr. Culver B. Chamberlin and Mr. Richard Butrick will be joint hosts at dinner this evening at the Shoreham. Mrs. Joseph Alpert of Elmira, N. Y., is spending the week at the Martinique while visiting her daughter, Miss Har- rlette Alpert, who is a student at the | National Park Seminary. | 'The Lake Erie College Club of Wash- m ton will meet for tea, at the Wom- as a special inducement to City Club, 736 Jackson place, Thurs- you to our NEW | Gay from 4 to 6 o'clock. Al Lake Erle } | | students and friends are invited to at- GIFT and HOUSEHOLD tend. Mrs. PFrederick W. Ashley, the president, will receive the guests. Department (24 Floor), where many pleasant surprises awalt you. 1 Mrs. John S. White of Locust Grove, near the University of Virginia, enter- tained at a large tea in honor of Mrs. | Isabel Rives Wolfe, formerly of Wash- | ington, who has returned to Charlottes- ville to make her home with her mother, Mrs. George Rives, and her sister, Miss Mary Rives. Mrs. Carroll Sparrow and Mrs. R. M. Bird poured tea. 6 Envelopes to match Mrs. Dudley Heads Committee At St. Stephen’s Parrish House. Mrs, George Fiske Dudley, will head the Recepticn Committee at the Ba- zaar and Fashion Show,at the St. Ste- phen and Incarnation Church, tomor- row and Thursday, from 2 until 10 o'clock in the evening. The show is be- ing given by the Delta Circle of the parish, at the parish house, Sixteenth and Newton streets and the same days POTTHAST HEPPELWHITE CARD TABLE the annual turkey dinner will be given, with the Men’s Club of the church headed by Dr. Jobn R. Tubman taking charge of the kitchen. The ladies of the Delta Circle will act as waitresses. Mrs. Frank W. Ballou was the hostess at a tea yesterday from 4 to 6, held at the club house of the American Asso- ciation of University Women, at 1634 T street. Miss Anna P. Cooper, who is associate professor of English in George Washington University was Mrs. Bal- lou's guest of honor. Miss Cooper, after meeting the large crowd of guests, talk- ed to them about her recent visit to the Malvern Festival held in the town of Great Malvern, England, describing the plays given there with much vivid- ness and feeling. Miss Elinor Bonner and Miss Rose C. Swart presided at the tea table. The Woman's National Democratic Club entertained at a forum luncheon yesterday, when the guest of hor d | speaker was Mr. Carlisle Washington n-wspaper representative He talked of “Women in Politics " Mrs Basil Manly intioGuced the speaker Among those at the luncheon were Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock | Bates ‘Warren, Miss “Jessie Dell, Mrs Samuel Herrick, Mrs. Reeve Lewis Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Miss Agnes Winn Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mrs. J. Borden Harri- man, Mrs. Ogilvue Shumate, Mrs. Ben- —Fireside Cheer Costs Less This Year Choose now, and here, from the largest assort- ment of fireplace fitments at the lowest prices it has ever been our privilege to offer. Wednesday Only Regular Price $60 Direct From the Maker Solld mahogany, beautifully in- Iadd and of superior workmanship; handmade in our own shops. Very sppropriate for hall, living room or a8 server in dining room. 1338 19th St. at Connecticut Ave. DUPONT CIRCLE Baltimore, Md New York City | 924 N. Charles St 509 Fifth Ave. Mrs. Pictured—331.00 Screem—S$1 WOOD BASKETS—A good design of black metal with polished brass handle 55‘00 SPARK GUARDS—The new style that form a background and intensify the beauty of the andirons 5750 Old Type Spark Guards—3$4.00 FIRE SCREENS—Black mesh with pol- ished brass trimming; 4-fold type ANDIRONS— grade of cast tall .. $5.95 Colonial design with ball top. Best i brass—17 to match—3$13.50 DuLIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana l” PARKING SERVICE—Comwecticut Avenne Emtrance Fireset Simultaneous Use of Liquefied FORCARS INVENTED | spent seve yes- ! nary gas and then goes into the engine | new device elim- | | i amin Miss Cornelia pum Mrs, Rose Yates Forrester, Mrs’ Lester J. Pollock, Mrs. Edward Keating. Mrs v P. Webster, Mrs. Katherine Morss C. R. Porter. Mrs H E C Bryant Miss Imogene Howell, Mrs. Jos le, Mrs. Donald MacDonal Keoene, M Raosa Mulcare Mrs Walsh, Mrs_ George M Eckels 5. Jo B._Gordon, Mrs right, Mrs. Thomas Armat, Jackson, Mrs. Prederick Edward P. Costigan Essal Mrs M s Mae Fitzgerald in New York since Ag her re Prank Golde Eleanor Golde Pacific Coa: and her the Oren A Oliver of Nash- the Shoreham for d Mrs are at ks. They mbtored to Washing- Dr. Claude Wood of Knoxville M. A. Brown of Middle- are passing a few days at and are accompanied by Bernard F. Brown Mr. and Mr town, Conn the Dodge their son, Mr Grattan Doyle left last night for a 10-day tour of the third region of the National League of ymen Voters, of which she is regional direc She will visit the States of Mississippl. Loulsiana, Alabama, Georgla and South Carolina, and will address |the State convention of the Louisiana | State League of Women Voters in New | Orleans. Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mr. street entertal of thelr annivers Mrs. A street H. Klavans of Ingraham d at a dinner in honor »n Karl's fifth birthday He is the son of Mr. and Kaplowitz, 1614 Longfellow Covers were laid for 22 guests. mvt{ Mrs. A. J. Kaplowitz of et entertained at a upper in Karl's honor WALSH TO SPEAK AGAIN Georgetown Rfl!')lt Talk on Shaw and Russia. Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, 8. J,, of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, will make another radio address on “George Bernard Shaw snd Russia” Thursday, over lhe Columbia Broadcasting System. Since the Washington broadcast of | Dr. Walsh's first reply to Mr. Shaw's “American boob” talk, the deluge of favorable American comment has been such as to cause Columbia to invite the distinguished Jesuit scholar to speak again. Dr. Walsh's second ad- dress will consist mainly of discussions of points cencerning Shaw and Russia raised by some of the statements in his first reply. His talk will be broadcast from the Columbia’s Washington stu- dios from 4:30 to 5 p.m. to Continue who has | CITIZENS TO TAKE UP I GAS HOLDER PROJECT| Make Inquiry on Plan for Erecting Structure President Charles H. Brown of the Manor Park Citizens' Association ap- bointed a special committee last ni to inquire into proposals of the Wask ington Gas Light Co. to gas holder, 300 feet I and Underwood street ng the committee’s repor e assocta- | tion withheld comment on the proposals. | nd Attacking the District Pederal | Governments as incor regent | 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Too heavy through the hips? An underarm roll? Diaphragm bulge? Take Weight Off Without Dieting No drugs or no strenuous exercise! Tomorrow and Every Day This Week 11 AM 3 P.M. Madame Chernoff is here to tell you how easy it IS! : THEATRE DON'T MISS LISTENING TO HER LITTLE STORY! - @llmIIIIIIIll|l|IlllllllIlIII||‘|IIllllllulfillllIIIllllllllllllllI||I|llllIllllIIIIII|I|IOIlIIIllllll"ll|lIlIIIIIlIlllIlIlIlIIIIIIlIIIlI( «1’ Frock of Distinguished Designership a monious coloring VERY fetching model in brown wool crepe of light weight with vestee and cuffs of Rodier striped material that adds a smart note of har- - $45 A wealth of novelties in lingerie, loung ing robes, that is exceptional sweaters, etc—and hosiery value and price. 1715 Conneecticut Avenue Just Above R E T T T R ) Rizik: Brothers 1213 F STREET Toe Captivate Smart Tastes Hats Coats Suits Gowns Lingerie Sportswear . . is the mission of every Rizik creation. Such an ob- ject calls for an apprecia- tion of beautiful things— tempered by good taste and & sense of values! Rizik fashions portray all these things —that's why Washington’s smart set is seen here. \ \ | | Jj Lectures at I to 4:30 P.M. Development” Munter’s lecture. worn. Don’t F(ul to Hear | Prof. Charles Munter Inventor of Famous In a Series of Interesting in our Corset Department “Perpetual Youth Through Physical is the subject of Prof. There will also be a Display of Living Models —under the direction of Madame Flor- ence DuPont, who will show you how the latest NULIFE models look when Special Prices During Demonstration Corset Dept.—Second Floor. ing private vehicle owners be rv!r'\mih!e whereas they refuse ma- the matter to its Legislative Committee for in case of accident to assume lability chines, for their own the association referred action. Announcement was made at streets, Contmueu This Week I, Pifth and would be dedicated 6 11th formally at & ceremony Wednesday eve- ning, November 11, at 8:15 o'clock District and school officials will be pres- ent and it is expected that Supt. Frank W. Ballou will formally turn the school over to its principal, Miss Ethel Green. Hawaii’s 1931 sugar crop is expected to break all high records. the N | meeting that the new eight-room addi- Manor Park Group Committee Will ' it 08 L8 der. School | Sheridan Below Cost Anniversary REDUCING OUR STOCK to enable us to enlarge our Studio of interior decorating, YOU are able to buy the fine Merchandise listed below at factory cost to us. This is the most phenomenal sale ever offered to the Public. Damask, 75¢ Yd. g% Inches wide. Formerly $125 to Rayon Taffeta, 39¢ Yd. 45 inches wide. Formerly 85¢ a vyard. Velours, 89c Yd. 54 inches wide: deep pile: all colors. Formerly $2.95. Curtains, $1.00 Pr. 34 Inches. Formerly $1.35. Curtain Material 15¢ Yd. 36-Inch ravon marauisette, cotton m: t -inch 'imported and_dom maraulsette. Formerly yard. Sateen, 39¢c Yd. 30 inches. Formerly T5c a vard 36-inch = McDEVITT’ 1202 G St. N.W. The new waist-deep notched shawl collar indeed luxurious . the cuffs slanting into a flare on this coat that is a find for a woman at $79.50. Why Coats for Women Cretonnes, 19¢_Yd. 36 inches wide. Formerly 30c to #9¢ » yard. Drapery Trimmings 10c Yd. Formerly 20 & yard. Hand-Blocked Linen 95¢ Yd. 32 inches wide. Formerly $3.05 a yard. Tapestry, 95¢ Yd. 5 inches. for upholstering. £1.95 to $3.5 Sample Lengths Rem- nants, 15¢c to $4.98 a Yd. Were formerly 500 a v ard, " A remarkable ‘vl Shiki Rayon, 51.25 50 inches. Formerly $1.95. erly Elevator Service District 3211 Nothing lovelier than all brown this season . . and nothing could be better value than this coat trim- med with fine ko- linsky...for a wom- an at $79.50, don’t YOU see these GRAND $70.50 Today’s New Low Prices on Henderson's Furniture Offer Even Greater Values Beautiful Genuine Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Drop - Leaf Table with C r o s ande op; size 34x34 ins $50 Others up to $85 Come in and see for yourself How Reasonable Really Good Furniture can be had today. Our entire stock has been ad- justed to meet the new low manufacturing costs. $.; ed Solid Walnut Coffes able, with genuine Marble Top Ve $25 Others $18 to $47 We are prepared to fill any requirement for Broadloom Carpets. Prices begin at $4 Sq. Yd. James B. HenpersoN Fine Furniture and Interior Decorating 1108 G Street—Phones: District J. 7676 7677 THE NEW Hleffs 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Beautifully marked, the golden toned, brown edged Para- dise fitch . . . square shawl and spiral cuffs on black coat for a woman. See it . 4 . only $79.50. Long, sil coas ky urious collar and elbow high spiral cuffs on this all - black coat for a woman Re- markable value for $79.50. When we say YOU we mean just anyone who wants a coat and $79.50 is within your budget. We are really excited about them. If you could have had them two years ago at this price you would have stormed our doors. Last year throngs would have been delighted at the privilege. We anticipate these coats will find ready purchasers. such handsome furs. of what you will find! Wide side closings High side fastenings They are so fine . . . such excellent fabrics and Fine fashioning . . . beautiful styles! Just an inkling Seamed Side Panels Molded lines The fur sets never more beautiful . . . ! Persian Lamb Kolinsky Fitch Black Lynx Black Fox Kit Fox These colors . . . outstanding this season! Black . . . Black with Brown Furs . . . Green . , . Corsair Blue . . . Cavalier Blue . . . Cherrybrandy Women’s Sizes Little Women’s FASHION COAT SHOP—THIRD FLOOR A new “wool” fashion that has taken like wildfire Woolly Wyns $1 As becoming as the lovely silk underthings you are accus- tomed to wear and delightfully warm these brisk Autumn days! 50% wool . .. 50% silk- and-rayon! Vest ., . $1 Panties . . , $1 Ivory, pink, tangerine Sizes 32 to 42 GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. Larger Women’s Chenille Hats $1.95 formerly $3.00 Four styles . . . with bows, quills, ostrich tips comfortable “roll-your- style... lined The own” Some warmth! Black, brown, navy ... So.convenient to tuck away ... indispensable for automobile comfort . . . comfortable with deep fur collars! NECKWEAR—STREET FLOOR. for greater green, wine,