Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1931, Page 29

! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I7, GIRI— I |AN|S Nflwfi e, ::d : -lv" : “ O'Ch" ; '“‘: : l . .l ' ! sc"EDULln N |l ’ ying. ing the comstitution and by-lays sub- The little gir's first plano lessons| coverers. He tells of finding her read- 0 > | mitted by the Executive Committee. S PR ere under the supervision of Mrs Alma | ing " Ludvig’s “Nepoleon” when she| )R AWS TIRADE AGAINST WOMEN ASSOCIATION ORGIU\MZES.l b s o s E‘nmfiu[,md,ebm‘ PR A chmidt-Ke Mills s old. Soemiam—— n taxes at this time. utive musica staft, Oakland. & year later, In | Moving to Berln late in 1930, Ruth New Club Takes Definite Stand | Gommiies’ vas. bpucictea to. sppet | December- 3 at Arcola. ‘2&3!(}. h’?’s‘.”:’. drz:;:u:: ‘up.nmua before re?:nds and patrons, and studied i Salvais h s Against Tax Increages—Con- :;g{fnéh;) ’Il‘,ur:ancta‘mclzoa';m:lt: g: sn;c‘l;[l)g;‘?;s%n;:enha b fhe ‘attention of Josef Hoffman, prem- | in preparation for her public appear- Danville Salvation Army Head Who Threw Scraps at , Va., Novem! 3 al 1o assess I 1 inent planist, who was en & concert|ance at the Bachsall Wednesday night. stitution Adopted. g":“hww g m‘fi','},’,‘ mae-ch:ms; The Middleburg Hunt has announced . the following fixtures for th e 5 e Feet of Church Workers Gets Real Donations. Spectal Dispatch 1o The tar. e capte e C A e Cmemmbg’r::?mm r:;b?; 3, Dé—c?fib?%f o 5 ys Classies a 3 3 ridge; Decem| , Prodigy Acolaimed at Berlin| gomman saw possibilities in the g GIRL SCOUTS MAKE NEW FALLS CHURCH, Va., November 21. | the published schedule proposed at the | Aldie; December 14, New Ford: Decem. - and granted her & schelarship in his Special Dispateh to The Star. he felt insulted. This version of the|—The Falls Church Business and Pro- | 128t meeting Will be modified at the | ber 17, Lenah: December 21, Dover: Class ‘at Curtis Institute, Philadelphis, GARMENTS FOR NEEDY | "LANVILLE, va.. November 27—No- | scene not only was corroborated by Mrs. | fessional Men and Womi 1a. | Dext meeting. December 24, Mount Zion Church: De- in Concert Was Taught by ; he continued her studies. sitokifidindedin torlety resulting from the “chicken-bone | Herbert Henkel, Miss Bessie Douthat Ten new members were added. It|cember 28, Middieburg; December 31, N erom her very first recital Ruth Slen- W P t of Young Prince |incident’ of Tuesday night with women | and Mrs. Hunt Wimbish, but the ensign tion, meeting in the paris I com- | was decided to hold monthly meetings. = Aldie, Wounded Father. czynski won prase because of her tech- | Winter Project o € of the Epiphany Church has redounded | himself says that it took place. He de- nical proficiency and mastery of feeling| Georges Women Is Announced |to the benefit of the Salvation Army,|clared that he was indignant. and the _ in rendition of the exacting composi- ¢ according to Ensign B. F. Littleton, | women expressed themselves as having By the Associated Press. ons of Bach, Beethoven, Haydn, Moz- by District Head. who is in charge, and who delivered a | felt they had been insulted. | o &> ” | art, Chopin, Schubert and Rameau. . tirade after returning to churchwomen| 1t was explained to Ensign Littleton 1o DM Novemher 27/ oatics IMpGRE Ao cutilianipuions- | “i Diseich o TLERE. serving Community Chest workers at & | that the chicken bones were intended +~Ruth Julia Blenczynski, 6, whose Ber- | jno extraordinary talent. LLE, Md,, banquet a box of bones from chicken | to form the main element of nourishing Each Girl Scout of District No. 7, which | DA% a lUn debut as an infant-prodigy pianist Slenczynskl, a coneert violinist before . g q | served. soup, and that chicken bones are usual- Wednesday night amazed an overpacked the wounds recelved in the World War | embraces Prince Georges County abd| oy 0 (Lot Lot ored the workers| Jy Sent to the city home for the same i nearby sections, is again this year mak- 3 - :‘&cmcglt;:nwg‘sg:{o;h;n ‘hc::a:l»ranregrf ::atl:yelx)fndngt:&gr‘x’mh% #.'Q"o:#"z‘ }1:‘-‘: ing one new garment for the needy of | at the parish house by the Women's| purpose. ELEVENTH ST. BETWEEN F »G Vi her community during the Winter, it Missionary Oircle bones from over 100 | Ensign Littleton, when interviewed, B e B P e ol | o, A ror et oy et “braen | a8 been annonnced by Mrs. Louls | chickens were packed in a box and sent| declared that the people think they can E J sville, chairman of | to the Salvation Army. ive the Salvation Army anything, and Suedes 2 avori 9 S (S \ e Y Nt g b i PN T On Wednesday night, while women of | §dded that as a result of the “chicken- tedes are favorites this Season—that’s . | Reads Ludwig at Four. After several weeks' study & class| the church were washing dishes, En-| pone fncident” he Iad received a dona- . why smart women will make every effort to SR the Tatie wes o avpen by | Mr': Kennedy often | Which has been preparing for_Scout | sign Littleton appeared with the boX | tion of $3, box of groceries and a bag = attendithis 2 Surles Teceived while fighting with the | declared, = “is’ & hormal, healthy | leadership under auspices of Distrlct | ‘E‘:‘d‘g:&n}&‘sld o Nec. | e = American expeditionary forces in the youngster, although she shows an ex- | No. 7 has completed its work. Instru eadem, threw it on —— | v i inst the World War. T tamed his attention to. ceptional eagerness for knowledge and | ton in, outdoor cooking, bt (15 SCLig ;:v':)?neg?“s‘a";:?g Hven boes siven to a | Athens, Greese, has canceled the bus B e e . | T e el . comyont, | Week marked the close of the course. _ dog had meat on them" He ssid that monopoly for its city streets. 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