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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Carroll Council Tuesday evening re-.
ferred the report received from the
new home committee to an advisory
committee. District Deputy Shields
delivered an address with reference
tothe two evening schools established
at 1911 Massachusetts avenue and
1905 F street northwest.
Consideration Of the need at Airing
ton National cemetery of an interde-
nominational chapel will be asked of
the American Legion by Rev. Ignatius
Fealy. chaplain of Fort Myer. who has
ad dressed a letter on the subject to
Supreme Commander Galbraith.
The first and second degrees of the
order will be conferred in Washing
i Council tonight at 1870 o'clock
at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
The annual ball of the Washington
General Assembly was held Wednes-
day at the Washington Hotel. The
officers of the assembly, state officers
of the District Of Columbia and sew
eral grand knights of councils acted
on the reception committee
Sunday evening. February 10, the
assembly will hold a patriotic demon
stration and entertainment in honor
of Abraham Lincoln. Secretary of the
Navy Josephus Daniels, Admiral VIII
liam S. Benson and several other
government officials are to speak. A
musical program is being arranged.
The assembly will meet tomorrow
evening.
Spalding Council entertained its
members and their friends Monday
and dance in the K. of c. Hall. sos E
street northwest. Guests of honor
were the SpaldNg Council minstrel
troupe. Miss Elizabeth Flynn sang
and Miss Agnes Walters and Master
Eugene Stewart. two of Washington's
bright young entertainers. pleased
with their offerings: Among others,
contributed numbers.
Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday night to consider various
recommendations OF the new home COM
mittee. Following the session. Wash
ington Councils representatives in the
Basket Ball League will meet Poto-
mac Councils team for the edif1cation
of the membership.
Thursday night. at Rauseher's: Al
hanbra held it's annual ladies' night
in the form Of a banquet. entertain
ment and dance. State Deputy Maui
rice McAuliffe gave the address of
welcome to the ladies'. DR.. George r.
Repetti. charter member of the local
caravan, also made an address. En-
tertainers from st. Patrick's Dramatic
Association. with Miss Estelle MUIR
raw. staged a playlet called The
Gypsy" Arthur Pierce also enter
tanned. A special number. called THE
SURPRISE was staged by Grand Com
m handler Buettner, with stereopticon
views Of the different sir mobiles at
their various hobbies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
Empire.

Today, Buck Jones. in 1.-TWO Moons;
tomorrow and Tuesday. Breath Of the
Gods; Wednesday, Catherine Calvert.
David Powell and Thomas Holding. in
Marriage; Thursday. The Hundreth
Chance; Friday, Frank Mayo. in THE
Marriage PITT and l. no Comedy. and
Saturday, Shirley Mason. in "Flame of
Youth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
Empress.

Sunny California and it's bathing
beaches are presented in the whim-
steal Fine Arts Pictures. Inc. farce,
Up in Marys Attic" which will be
the offering at the Empress Theater
this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.


at the meeting of Naomi Lodge to-
morrow evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The knight rank will be conferred
on Excelsior Lodge Tuesday even
ing
Syracusians Lodge will present a
large class for the page rank Feb
ruary IS. A number of lodges have
expressed their intention of joining
hands and presenting candidates at
this ceremonial to make the fifty
memorable. Supreme Representa-
tive Albert kahlert will be director
in charge.
The officers of Rathbone-Superior
Lodge were installed Friday evening.
During the social hour Col. w. q.
Owen entertained with moving pic
lures. showing photoplays of some Of
the founders of the order.
Washington Company. No. I. Uni
formed Rank. will hold a public in
stallation February Is. An elaborate
program is promised for the occasion.
including addresses byt prominen
speakers and music. Refreshments
VIII De served.
Pickwick Lodge Of Tiffin. Ohio. re-
ceived a beQuest of $4,000 through
the will OF Lewis Selle. an old mem
Der Of the lodge and a leading BUSH
fund will be used to erect a Pythian
building. with lodge halls and club
rooms for the membership.
The social and get-together at
webster Lodge was a happy affair.
Among those present were Will H.
Manner of Fidelity Lodge. No. 1875,
Ioshocton. Ohio. Past Chancellor
sohn + McGrew presided. The ad-
preme Representative John B. Dick
man: Past Grand ChanceIlors b. F.
Shaner and H. NJ. Vandervort made
addresses. Mrs Abram Frey enter
famed with Rotations. Refresh
ments were served.
Capital Lodge at its last meeting
presented David Wiener, retiring
chancellor commander. with a past
i;nancellors jewel. The esquire rank
Is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
c. Kennicutt Of Webster Lodge and
organizer of the Fraternal Base Ball
League, has been honored with the
presidency of the league.
Rathbone Temple. No 8, Pythian
SISTERS. Will have work Friday even
ing. AZ recent meeting the temple
entertained in honor Of Grand Man
ager Emma Motyka of the Grand
temple OF Virginia and the District Of
Columbia. Among the many members
and visitors present were Grand
senior Carrie Davis, Past Grand Chief
1aa NJ. Crown. Most Excellent Chief
nora wilson and Protector Edna
crown, all Of Friendship TemnIe
israel Summers has been eletced drill.
master Of Rathbone Temple and Mrs
Gertrude Ables has been appointed
chairman of the ways and means
Elizabeth Prescott,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
DANCING.
3" Warren "

STUDIO: 114l CONN. AVE.
pbores. Day, Col $685. Eve, Franklin 5333.
Individual private lessons in ballroom dancing.
All fancy and shoe-dancing for stage specially
13s
I5R0F AND MRS. ACHEK, STUDIO, II27
io,h ar n.w.-Class Monday and Friday, s Ia
~ nm Private lessons by appointment. Phone
Nth 67SG Established 1900. 1Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

Today and tomorrow. Wesley Barry.
in "Dinty"; Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Thomas Meighan. in Conrad in Quest
of His Youth: Thursday and Friday.
Pola Neeri, in Passion: Saturday.
Pauline Frederick, in "A Slave OF
Vanity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The big event in Eastern Star cir
cles during the week was the installa-
ton of the new grand patron, Edward
S. Brashears. which took place We'd
Areme, No. 10. All officers of the
Grand Chapter were present and the
attendance was so large that many
were unable to reach the chapter
rooms Past Grand Matron Bena Barn
hart was the installing officer, and
Past Matron Helen Brashears, mar
shall. presenting her husband at the
chapter altar to be indicted into Of
flee. General Grand Secretary Minnie
Reyes was one of the honored guests,
and with Grand Matron Minerva Craw
ford and others, delivered an address.
Gifts were presented to Grand Patron
Brashears and Grand Matron Craw-
ford. Miss Selma Selinger sang a
song. the words being her own COM
position.
Areme Chapter will give a reception
to Grand Patron Brashears in the ball :
room of the New Willard Tuesday
evening for all members of the East
ern Star. The chapter gave its an
nual ball in the salon des nations at
the Washington Hotel Friday evening.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
birthday party tomorrow night. when
the men will have entire charge Of the
program.
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8. with its new
officers. conferred degrees Tuesday
evening. Distinguished guests includ-
ed Past Grand Patron r. A. Bogley,
Grand Master Bert v. Wolfe Of the
Odd Fellows. Grand Lecturer Teach
UNI and Past Patron wilkins OF
Friendship Chapter. Many visitors
from Clarendon were entertained after
the meeting. &
Z
Martha Chapter. No. 4. will give a
card party at Naval Lodge Hall, 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Saturday evening at s
o'clock.
Brookland Chapter. No. II. is plan
ming a busy year. They are proud Of
the honor of having furnished the
grand matron from their chapter this
year and contemplate much activity.
The first event Of Importance will be
the reception given in honor OF the
grand matron. Mrs. Crawford, by
Brookland Chapter Thursday evening
in Masonic Temple, 18th and Monroe
streets northeast. from 8 to 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
Photoplays
This Week
Continued from Third Page.)
Avenue Grand.

Saturday, Mabel Julienne Scott and
Monte Blue, in The Jucklins.'
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Criterion.

The Criterion Theater announces
Edgar Lewis Pathe feature. THE
Sage Hen" for this week. 1t is
poignant story of an outcast of the
early west, who was branded with
the scarlet letter and turned out on
the desert with her little son to die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

ment will be given Monday evening.
February 81.
Representative Annie E. Grigsby
will conduct the school of instruction
at the meeting of Naomi Lodge to-
morrow evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

The knight rank will be conferred
on Excelsior Lodge Tuesday even
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

Acacia Lodge has announced that
the F.. c. degree will be the work at
it's communication Tuesday evening.
instead of the f. A. and F.. G. degrees.
as originally announced. At the last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

Martha Chapter. No. 4. will give {
card party at Naval Lodge Hall, 4tf
street and Pennsylvania avenu.
southeast. Saturday evening at /.
o'clock. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

Washington Company. No. I. Uni
formed Rank. will hold a public in
stallation February Is. An elaborate
program is promised for the occasion.
including addresses byt prominen
speakers and music. Refreshments
will be served.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Samoa Is Theme For
New Song Cycle
OF Love

Robert Louis" Samoa is the
theme Of a new song cycle that has
just been published by Huntzinger
& Dilworth, Inc, Now York. The
cycle is called Samoan Love
Songs" and they are unusual in
poem and in the atmosphere caught
by William Stickles, in the music.
Gordon tombstone, whose lyrics
begin with THE Road Of the Low
ing Heart" is we'll known for his
verses.
This road became a pilgrimage
road in the Island OF Samoa to
the home of Robert Louis Steven
son, Robert Louis, the Beloved"
Liltingly the poem reads:
The soft winds sing in the wav-
ing palms
On the Road to the Loving
Heart;
The night folds me iE her dusky
And golden hours depart;
And l look for you from the
core. reefs
Where the white waves break
in foam,
The music dies and Samoa sings,
BELOVED, and you come not
home.
There is the peaceful monotony
of the Southern cline, in the music,
ard the ardour of love under
Southern skies. An Indian Moth
er Song" Of tender import, and a
broad outp ourinp of exultation in
a love song-"Take All of Me-
complete this new song-drama of
a rev song theme that should be
useful in novelty and in appeal,
Mr.. Dilworth is introducing this
cycle at J. Edgar Robinson's.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
LITTLE QUEENA MARIO
SIGNS UP WITH SCOTT

Little Queena Mario. whose pure
and beautiful coloratura soprano
voice was one OF the delights Of the
last engagement Of the San Carlo
Opera Company here, has been en-
gagged by Antonio Scott for his com.
pany.
Miss Mario has been resting and
studying for sometime past at Lake
Placid with Nine. Marcella Sembrich.
In announcing this change in her
management, Miss Mario gives sin
cere appreciation to Fortune Gallo
and her fellow artists of the San Carlo
forces. with whom she has gradually
risen to fame and a place with the
most coloratura sopranos of the hour.
The future OF Queena Mario, under
the guidance of that queen of colora-
turas, Nine. Sembrich, will be
watched with interest. With Nine.
Galli.CurCi going to the Metropolitan.
there is room left for this dainty
singer in the leading opera fields.
She will also have time, in this new
contract, for a series OF concerts.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
D. c. DELEGATES LEAVE TO
ATTEND K. c. CONVENTION

Maurice j. McAuliffe, State Deputy
OF the Knights OF Columbus for the
District OF Columbia; Michael d.
Schaefer, Past State Deputy, James
A. Sullivan and Redmond DeVaney
has left to attend the Thircy-ninth An.
nual International Supreme Conven-
ton Of the knights OF Columbus.
which will be held at san Francisco,
August 2, 8, and 4.
Among the resolutions that will be
presented TO the national convention
is plea for the national endorse.
ment of the Boy Scout Movement,
as fostered by the National Catholic
Welfare Council
The Washington times., 1921-07-21

Through the pauses OF an impromptu
piano recital came confession that the
lure of the pen was supplanting the
houres needed for the piano.
1t will be interesting and gratifying
news TO Washington, where Stanley
Olmsted grew up and started on an
artistic career, to learn that fate Is
offering him an unusual chance
through the interest OF an editor in
his literary work.
A Mountain Novel.
That is how Stanley Olmsted found
and conquered Snow Bird Mountain"
In a novelette, that he calls Mountain
Farmers" which Everybody's will
publish in the near future.
He spent ten months in a mountain
shack viewing. as he put 1t that mar
velous pageant of Nature that spreads
itself over this virginia. forest region
In unbelievable splashes of color as
the passing seasons bring forth their
floral robes of the first faint hues OF
early spring. Then the dogwood COW
ering anew like the winters snow the
verdant hills of Snow Bird Valley.
And the mountain laurel.'
1t was enough to know that wild ma
ture, primitive environment and stall.
wart, straightforward people had
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Tan, Red or Freckled
Skin Is Easily Shed

To free your summer -soiled skin of it's
muddinsss, freckles. blotches or tan, the
oest thing to do is to free yourself OF the
skin itself. This is easily accomplish ed
by the use of ordinary mercolized wax,
which can be had at any drug store. Use
at night as you cold cream. washing
II off in the morning. Immediately the
offending surface skin begins to come off
in fine powder-like particles. Gradually
the entire cuticle Is absorbed, without
pain or Inconvenience. The second layer
OF skin now in evidence presents a spot
less wilderness and sparkling beauty OBJ
tainabie in no other way.
II the heat tends to loosen and wrinkle
your skin. there's an effective and harm
full remedy you can readily make at home.
Just let an ounce OF powdered saxolite
dissolve in . half-pint witch hazel and
battle your face in the liquid. This at
once tiEhtens the skin and smooths out
the lines. making you look years younger.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
.CHAL|AP|NE, GREAT
RUSSIAN BASSO, TO
SING IN AMERICA
Will Appear at Metropolitan
Opera House Next Season,
Is Report.

Chaliapine, the great Russian bssso
is to sing in this country. says
cable from Riga, quoting the MOS
COW "Izvestia.'
Theodor Chaliapine will start for
the United StateJ at the beginning OF
the summer. is the report, and he will
appear at the Metropolitan Opera
House In New York next season.
As iconoclast and realist in dramatic
characterize ton, Chaliapine Is equal
ly famous as he is a singer. He
draws broad. bold lines in his mako
up" for his operate roles. He pic
lures his roles much In the vivid
and potent type OF the Russian ballet.
For instance, his title role in Boitos
"Mephistofeie" reveals the massive
form. the towering power OF physical
force OF the Prince Of Darkness, In
a way never attempted by other
creators of this sinister spirit OF evil
in human form.
Chalia pine was heard in the United
States during the musical seas1n OF
1907-S. Little has been known OF his
whereabouts since his return TO Rus
sia, although 1t was reported that he
had been singing at Moscow and kiev
In October. 1919, a rumor was in cir
culation in Paris that Chaliapine had
been killed by the Bolsheviki, who
feared that the bssso, taken Ill while
singing at the opera in Moscow, was
suffering from the plague. This wal
denied later under the title Of first
Soviet national artist"
In the announcement made by Gu,
lilo Gatu-Casazza, general manager OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company. OF
the singers engaged FOR the season OF
l92l-22. the name OF chaliapine vas
not included.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Miss Foss I'm Chicago.

Miss Katharine Foss, soprano. has
returned TO her home In Chicago,
where she will make her headquarters
In the future, making a number OF
concert tours from there.
Miss Foss, who is the daughter OF
ex-Congressman Foss, became well
known in local musical circles during
her residence in Washington. She
was a pupil OF Miss Mary A. Cryder
and made the concert tour to the
Isthmus Of Panama with the party Of
musicians taken there at the request
OF the government Of Panama, under
the direction Of Miss Dick Root.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Stanley Oln1sted NeW
Patron of Pianoforte
Literature Movement
Bv JESSIE MaeBRIDE.

Literature by way of the panoforte!
The idea is highly imaginative For of all created fc
TONS perhaps Interpretation that from the dead notes
of few sheets of music contains the greatest field for the
preston of individuality
So when Stanley Omsted into Washington the other
day-on his way to the mountains of North Carolina liter
arY exploration gifted pianist gave substance the idea
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
For EAST Is East. !"

stravinsky, speaking Of the affinity
existing between Russian and Spanish
folk-music, says: There Is nothing
Latin In the music Of the Andalusians
Their feeling for rhythm is a heritage
of their Oriental ancestors, and the
affinity existing between the music Of
the two races is no doubt due to this
common ancestry"
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
AMONG MUSICIANS
Florence HoItrman School.

Mrs. Florence Lee Hoffman. OF this
city, has recently returned from
Europe to make final arrangements
for opening an operate school In
Paris next winter. Mrs. Hoffman
has been engaged in relief work In
Europe, in the aftermath Of the war
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Music Recalls Nursery.

One London critic finds that Proko-
tieffs ballet. "Chout," makes you
leave with the exhiiarating sense OF
debauch in the nursery" as we'll
as having assisted at the revelation
of a musical genius"
The Washington times., 1921-07-21

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2h to &c.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Il Friday Sale Of N|omenS Pumps, S4.75

So Pairs Women's Black
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made of fine white reignskin,
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Sizes 5 to SAAA; 4 to eh AA;
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The Washington times., 1921-07-21
PRENcHMAN PREScRIBES
SINGING FOR HEALTH

The time - ~ far Off when ply
sicians WI pfescrlbe singing exer-
cises instead of medicine for paScnts
with insomnia or stomach, heart or
lung troubles, according to Dr.. Eros
sart. of the Sorbonne. Paris,
American students returning from
France say that DIR. Frossart's rels.
ton OF his experiences created sen.
sation at the Academy of Sciences.
lie declared that singing not only i'm.
proves the general health OF the all
ing child, but II has a most bene.
fetal effect upon It's nerves.
In his treatment of nervous dis
eases DIR. Frossart prescribes frequent
doses" of singing,
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Miss Schmid In California.

Eta Schmid, pianist, of Washing.
ton, is summering in California where
she is touring with delightful party.
Some of the group of friends made
the trip by train. while a few Of them
motored out. making the trans-con-
tinential journey in nine days.
Miss Schmid writes: I'VE came
here Los Angeles) on Thursday, lesv.
ing Los Gatos at s a. m. and covered
our 46 miles. taking time for three
meals, two punctures, and a mid day
swim. arriving at 10:46 p. m. Yes
terday we did a few Of the beaches,
Hollywood. Pasadena. and a lot o.
city driving"
A succession OF visits to charm
spots OF lovely California follow, with
a stay at the gorgeous Hotel Am.
bassador, a trip to CHR atown in San
Francisco, to the Cliff House, and
to the Red Wood Forest. At Mon.
terey they saw our passing fleet,
with the landing OF our var ships
under Admiral Wilson, and the ac-
companying cruisers, destroyers, bal.
looms and hydroplanes, making an
impressive sight
They return by way OF Bamff, Lake
Louise and the Yosemite.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Friday Special
Double Panel
Shadowproof
Petticoats,
Csc Each

White hadowproof Petit
coats, made of sateen; tailored
styles, finished with scallops,
double panel front and back,
lengths 80 to 81.
Petticoat Section, Third
floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Never Davis Orchestra.

Meyer Davis and his First Orches
ira, from the New Willard Hotel
are now at Bar Harbor for the sum
mer. Recent engagements OF thi,
Washington organization include par
ties given by Mrs. John d. Rookie
Teller, jr., for Prince and Princess
Vanderbilt. Joseph Pulitzer and Mrs
Henry Van Dyke.
The organization is considering ar
offer TO go to London In the fall. al
the request Of the Prince Of Wales
whom they accompanied on his recent
tour OF this country. The same banc
was with President Harding on hi,
trip to Panama.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21

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The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Friday Special
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A waistline corset, in
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The Washington times., 1921-07-21

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Special for Friday
I6-Butt0n
White Silk
GlOUeS
$3.50 pair

Z dozen 16 button White
Silk Gloves, with Nervure or
Paris point embroidery.
Glove section, First floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21

$4.75 Pair; Formerly Up to $3.50
onen Section
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-16
LA OPINION DEL DR..
FRIEDLARNER

Por su parte el doctor Friediarner'
geologic dinamarques que tambien Sc
encuentra estudiando las actiVIdades
del Popocatepetl, ha vuelto a declarar
que ell volcan prepara una proxima y
violenta erupci6n y que Sc debe tras-
ladar Ia estaci6n vulcanologica de TIA
macas, 81 Sc quiere librar de Ia mucr
te a los empleados de esa oficlna.
Hoy esperan salir el cibado ge0lo-
go el doctor All. para Amecameca,
con objeto de hacer una nueva eX-
cursi6n al volcan e intentar un nue.
yo descenso al crater, pues conside-
ran que tai cosa es indispensable pa
ra poder recoger >.atos hacer pro-
n5sticos con algun fundamento.
Tn mexicano, el senior Jose G. Mi
ron, de Puebla. Sc ha ofrecido espon-
taneamente. por conducto de un d!a-
rio local, para hacer el pehgroso
descenso, sin mas interes que el de
prestar ese servicio Ia ciencia.