Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1932, Page 11

LARNER WILL HEAD MASONIC COUNCIL Elected Grand Master of Dis- trict, to Succeed Rolen E. Painter. Deptty Grand Master Noble D. Larner was elected grand master of the Grand Council, Royal and Select Mas- ters of the District of Columbia at the annual assembly of the Grand Council last night, in the Royal Arch Chapte: Chamber in Masonic Temple, Thir- teenth street and New York avenue. He succeeds Rolen E. Painter, who held the office of grand master of the Coun- eil during last year. Other _ office elected at the annual assembly last night were: Orie L. Beardsley, deputy grand master; John W. Lainhart. grand prin- cipal conductor: Mark F. Finley. grand treasurer, re-elected, and John A. Col- born, grand recorder, re-elected, were the other officers named. The new grand master made the following ap- pointments: Clarence J. West, gran visitor and lecturer; Rev. Walter F. Smith, grand chaplain; Ralph H. Heb- bard, grand captain of the guard; Lu- cien G. Yung, grand conductor of the council ce L. Brewton, grand marshal; Aquilla C. Homan, grand sen- tinel. As the new man in the Grand Council official line, Grand Master Lar- ner appointed Vernon G. Owen as grand steward The installation of the was conducted by Past G Richard A. Roseberry, who wh was grand master of the counc pointed Larner to the official line retiring grand master, Mr. Painter, re- ceived an elaborate jewel from the Grand Council, the presentation being | made by Past Grand Master Otto E. | | NOBLE D. LARNER. :Y' W. C. A. MEMBER DRIVE | PLANS ARE COMPLETED |Participants Wil Include 25 | Teams With 10 Workers and Captain Each. | Plans have been completed for a me bership drive of the Young Wom Christian Association April 15-22. T! 1l include 25 teams with nd a captain each | port meetings will be Hospitality Comm P! Harlan Fiske Stone A committee led by Mrs, Frank Camp- bell Nickels and Mrs. Frank E. Edg | ton will solicit members in the church Members of the campaign council in- | clude Mrs, J. Crajg Peacock, Miss Mar. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. APRIL 3, 1932—PART ONE. e PALAIS ROYAL ELEVENTH AND G STREETS N.W. new scarfs! new cuffs! TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 new collars! Exceptional Value!! emphasize fashion in the sedason’s coat successes Other coats, 19.75 to 69.50 Of course shoulders are broader and waists slimmer—but after that, make A1t Smart Hats for the woman over 39 Youthful models—with all the distinction—with all the smartness—with all the style she is seeking— but in the larger head sizes which she requires— \ these are the hats shown {\ ///\ tomorrow in a special 5 ’ group. 747 \ Small and larger hats—hats in black and colors—hats for every occasion—usually but one model of a kind. Other hats in mairons’ headsizes—in an unusual showing—$3 to $15 Palais Royal—Millinery—Third Floor Is your skin ready for Spring? Charming women know that skillful care of skin and hair is of vital importance to the success of a lovely costume. Take advantage of these services in our beauty parlor. Roepke. |garet R. Fox, Mrs. Wilson Compton, The Triennial Grand Assembly & |Mrs. Jotin Collier, Mrs. George H. the General Grand Council of the |Genzmer, Miss Elizabeth Haney, Mrs. United States, to be held here in 1933, | M. M. Proffitt and Mrs. Fred E. Wrigt was discussed. Preceding the Grand | The Publicity Committee will be com- Council assembly, the annual banquet | posed of Mrs. Compton, chalrman; Mrs was held, beginning at 5:30 o'clock. | Profitt, Miss Haney, Mrs. Carl Smith Grand Master Larner is a past mas- | Dow, Mrs. Nickels, Mrs. Harry E. Hull, ter and the present treasurer of La |Mrs. George C. Ober, Miss Bess Davis Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M.; a | Schreiner and Harry Hites. past high priest of Mount Pleasan! s Chapter, No. 13, R. A, M.; & past mas- ter of Mount Pleasant Council, No. 5,| ALLEY DWELLINGS HIT R. and S. M.; a member of Washing- | ton Commandery, No. 1, Knights Tem- | . . plar; a thirty-second degbrlee rv;asb{l of | Indorsement of Bill to Abolish the Scottish Rite, a noble of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine and & past Them to Be Asked. patron of Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. | Indorsement of a bill " 34, O. E. S. He is a grandson of the | ington’s alley dw.mm"&'fi"’b‘i".’.}”ea‘ 21 late Noble D. Larner, who was a for- | a 30-minute meeting of the Federation mer grand master of Masons in the | of Social Service Socleties at 4:45 p.m. District of Columbia. tomorrow at 1336 New York avenue. your own choice! If you're small enough—or tall enough—you’ll love the new fur cuffs; if you want an unbroken line for vour silhouette then you'll like the coats with the new cape-collars—or scarfs—or separate fur scarfs. Smart new models in the new blues, black, brown or beige—of fine wools and new diagonals—have Fox or Kolinsky Cuffs—or Galyak collars. 150 Komplex Facial, to cleanse and rejuvenate the skin, Special price, one week only. $1 Permanent Waving, several reliable methods that produce soft, lovely wave without objectionable “frizzing” .. 650 and 7.00 We Sell and Apply Inecto Notox Palais Royal—Balcony A Beige Sandal all sizes—Women’s, Misses’ and Juniors’ Palais Royal—Third Floor Flowered Chiffon and Black Lace Form a Lovely Ensemble YOUTH GIVEN 180 DAYS FOR TAKING CAR TOKENS | Boy Found Guilty of Removing Contents of Fare Box by Using Coat as Shield. Found guilty of stealing 17_tokens from a street car fare box, Willlam Mitchell, 17, colored, wasgsent to jail for 180 days by Judge Isaac R. Hitt in Police Court y rday. Mitchell was arrested several days 2g0 at Seventeenth street and Pennsy vania avenue on the complaint of a conductor, who said the boy shielded his hand with his coat and took the tokens from the box. Police said he wis hiding the tokens under the con- | trol box when they arrived, The defense nitempted to show that Mitchell” was under 17 years old and should have been tried in the Juvenile Court, but the records of the Board of Public Welfare showed he was between 17 and 18 e HELD FOR GRAND JURY Entering pleas of guilty to chargss of transportation of liquor and operatin & smoke-screen device, Charles Wil- liams, colored, of the 900 block of West- minster street was yesterday remanded to the grand jury under bond of $10.- 000 by Police Court Judge Isaac R Hitt Williams was arrested at Fourteenth and East Capitol streets, when Police- man Harry M. Hilldrup was forced to throw his night stick through the wind- shield of Willlams' car to halt it Hilldrup said he saw Williams' car ap- proaching, pursued by & police machine. He ordered him to halt and when the command went unheeded he hurled his stick. It crashed through the glass shield. Williams lost control of thé car and it overturned Ninety-five half-gallons of liquor wercl found in the car, police said. W==——=HOMERL. | _ Immediately after the session the | Brotherhood of Service will hold a meeting in the same room. HYGIENISTS TO MEET | Members of Dental Association to | | Gather Wednesday. 1 | The District of Golumbia Dental| Hyglenists' Association will meet Wed- | nesday evening at 8 o'clock in the labo- | ratory of Dr. Sherman L. Davis, 700 Massachusetts avenue northeast. i Dr. Davis will give a talk on "The| Relation of Nutrition to Dentistry” and | explain some of his laboratory work | | along these lines. The president of the | Hygenists' Association is Miss A. 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Laces—Main Floor B Dots of every size B Small, bright floral prints | @nd 75 B Monotone prints plain B Spaced prints shades B All-over prints Every thread is pure silk—every yard supple and weighty to the touch! Hurry down tomorrow and select the patterns and materials for several new outfits! It will delight you to see what stunning things you can plan, and on how little vou can do it! Make the dress at left for 4.46 with Excella Pattern E3716 Size 36 requires 374 yds. printed flat crepe at 88c yd., 3.08 1 yd. plain at 88c.. eeseceriosmen ececesses 88 Excella Pattern..., wae. wmev 25 Findings, about..s.meewe o s coEres 2 Total, Ot OVer..soueweressscsnsanusessssss 446 Make the dress at right for 4.14 with McCall Pattern 6856 Size 36 requires 3 yds. plain flat crepe and $% yds. in contrasting flat crepe at 88c yd...ceeneeeeceancenes 3.19 McCall Pattern, 6856......... v snnnmmee 45 Buckle and findings, about. cemms ¢« oaiesvemmmmmes —_— Total, NOt OVEr. yewswemvemmsemmmweamnmye 4.14 . o o . New! Cutting and Fitting Service By special mlngement with the Singer Sewinrk Ma- chine Co., 927 F Street N.W., the Palais Royal Silk De- Bnrtment offers its customers expert ald in cutting, tting, etc., on material purchased here.” Ask salesper- son for card and directions. Palais Royal—Second Floor that will be “'dated up” by smart ensembles! 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