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Madras Lace
Panels, Csc

tRREGULAEls Of Nj, IN GRADE.
23 panels, 40 inches aide
and "a yards Iona, Two
attractive DESIGNS. Hens
finished with frinee,
Odd Lot Of Ruined AeYtm
Curtains. ElighHy nussed
arc soilsd from display
Were more Nos lie pair
Cretannr Short Lengths.
Were 2sc 10 4se yard
Now ....+.t....s iHe yaFd
DOWh STAIRS STORE.
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Infants Apparel
Reduced, 1Oc

10 garments including IN
fants' bibs, vests, supporters
and pants, Priced for clear
snCe.
II Uieses Children's Clothing.
including sweaters, rayun
and silk underwear, bows
wash suits and hiankefs
were si.9S and s2.sS
49, zN~
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Silk Hose
75c pair

Were Sis pair. 100 pairs
fuIl-fssiaione6 service SILK
rose. with Isle fest and TOPS.
N sun metal. gray, pearl
hIash and atmosphere. Sizes
a., Ga and 10.
~ uaiYs TnlI-FashieHed S,lk
rhiHon Hese. Lisie lined
feet In broken sizes ana
relcr range. TnREGULARS
~ laaxiaer priced graces
Reduced 20 ...<.... sSC pair
go pairs Excellent Qnality
Raven fsese, witi1 Isle henfs
ard feet. In flesh, rude-
MIRAGE and neutral Sizes
a. 10 10. special sSe pair
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Flannel Sports
Suits, $3.50

Were $40. IS Two-rieee
Rpc-ts suits. rlain-celorec
Jackets with striped and
rlaiFs skirts.
III silk SsoFts Frreks. oae-
SIEGE STYLES aith short ana
1nrx sieAaeS. Sailed fre-s
digrlav. Were SO. Eew S7.sA
q BLACK Yeivefeen 1eekets
and Z shart-slenTe& Fia1nel
GnNrts Freek~. Broken Sizes,
Were 95.a5. Naw . S.1S
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Girls Underwear
Reduced, Csc

20 garments, including mus
tin slips. vests. nlodnaers and
combinations.
N Girls Fine Muslin Gowns.
sniled from display, Were
$50. Now. .........a...1 se
10 Girls Wash Fraek
slightly soiled. Were aiss
: Girls Wash Frasks. Siixht-
ly sole Were sos
knsu &t al
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Cotton Huck
Towels, 85c dozen

Were Sf.tH dozen. A popu~
lar size, i4x10. Used for
beauty pGriorA, dentists Of
hcea and barber shops.
100 u m b z D ideFea Belgian
Linen Taweis, Quest size
We're 3Sc each. Nav 'sAa
100 Turkish Towels, heavy
weight and very absorbent
Slightly soiled from display,
Were 3Sc each. Nov asae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

Attract Cansei. Mirres. giah essae9
toc. IVES s2I % Nov resusso 49,
from as to I. .,s...s- Z. St1sTS
| Scmi-vsnctian Console Mirror. Mss
81 Reduced for clearancs te. @.J5
Pciyehrome Panel Mirror. was 80
/ Dnll-r.ld Console Mirror. was IS Vow
Mirrer Caras. SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT.
Were 81 each New reduced for cIear-
auce Observation-Disclosures. ouc
MIRRORS, SIXTH FLooB,
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Screen Doors Reduced
RrassWare Reduced

| Black stand, with two brass trays
SIS Now reduced to --..-...< sis
!, Black stand, With two brass trsys
$40 Now reduced to .,,. .tna t ias,sB
veixhp Was si2. Reduced to- \ sc
Brass Bowls, in cup shape theayss55
Brass Bowls, fancy shape, heayy~we4gaas:
Reduced from sf2. TO. ....-..--. -
Brass Bowls. nat shape. with black
stand, heavy-weight Formerly &c. Re.
dui Heayp.weisht Brass Candiesfiek; dam
aged Was 80 Reduced to. :. soc
Heavy-weight Brass BoWl, nat SHARE
with black stand. Reduced from s6T5
. H..yy-weirht brass vases. Were S. IS
is5 Rrass Bowls. OF heavy .weisht. With
Nov ~ 81 IS TO sesa
Pottery Bowls. Were $3.50. Reduced
to Observation-Disclosures. vi
Is snravs OF Decorative Flowers. We're
priced from CSC to q each NOM. Toe
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SECTION ...
FIRST Floor. -. -
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"a Mems CoIored Madras
and White Oxford Shirts.
Neckband and collar-at-
tached styles. Sizes Ale.
16l2, II. 17l2 and Ia.
Were So and $3.50. Re-
duced to ............9 5c
) Mems Silk Scarfs, in tan
with brown polka dots
and gray with blue polka
dots. Were SIS, now S1.e5
l2 Mems Raycn Union Suits,
in popular athletic style.
Sizes Sd and SO. Re-
duced to .S1.f5
: Mems White Felt Saft
Hats. in sizes 67s. 7ts and
ia. Were So and 81.
now reduced to. .......S1
10 Mems Fancy Colored HAT
Bands. were SOC. now 2Se
20 Mems Imported white
Oxford Shirts, in. collar
attached style. Sizes l.,
ISLE, iel, and II. Were
s3.5o. Reduced To. .si.is
Mans STORE, SECOND F1ocR.
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"Glosknit' Rayon
Underwear, Csc

Were ase and ~. lie OF these
weai-gnowr1 Yayon garments
at this Low price. Included
in the assortment are vests,
cffemise, boomers aud step
ms. Broken sizes
10 palrs Raysn Pa3aMas and
Gowns. In flesh and peach.
Broken sizes. Were more.
MBw .....s -WA
5 Foiie Bed Jackets, in floral
designs. Were $50. Now. soc
I Handmade Muslin G9wr.
Handmade and embroidered
Was more. Now .... S0e
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GROWERS OF BEANS
WARNED OF BEETLE
Mexican Insect Has Appeared in
This Locality, U. S, Depart
ment Says.

All growers If beans Of whatever kind
IN the District or nearby sections Of
N-,ryland and irginia were warned
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Novelty Jewelry
Reduced

Gold Allied Icekets. We're 80 IS.
S1 Gold. s,,ea Leckst was 10 50. Now S.so
Charms. Were 81. Rsdaced 20 - -
j Necklaces uNffERFEcTl. Were ssss
soN% .,.,..,. were 81. wow. 81
/ Necklace Reduced from 50 20. ...M
/ Rraeeiet. Was S. RsdnceS 10 az 4.
l Rahv Rutkcn Sets. Were 1Sc NOW. I've
4 Nssklaess Reduced from soc 70. sae
10 white sione Pins. Were Mse, EnS s rs
yer mounts was 81 Reaueec TO; s.e
% let end Opal White Chokers. Were "a ~.
NOVELTY JEwEIRY, FIRST FLOOR.
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Silks Reduced

gaf yards Printed siik rangest
tn sn attractive block IL
asgn Assorted eG!ofs Was
&f1s gsF6 Nov ....-. Sic
1856 Yards silk ChaFmsuse. IN
ian, brown and HNyg was
$lTS yard, Now 81
ODD Let ~ siIk short
lengths greatly reduced
for clearance.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Bungalow
Aprons, Soc

Were 81 and 6i.i3. 100, af
dinaitys cool cotton prints
and ginEnans. Assorted
styles and c0ioF c0rneins-
tons
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Lamps Reduced

( Metal Bridge Bases. were
$3.50. ksw ...s...... .sa.6s
I Table Lamp Bases. Pot
New reduced 10 4.. 81 81
Ie Decorated Bridge Lamp
shades. Were s3c each
10 10 inch TabIe Lamp
shades. We're 81 50.
~ inch Junior Lamp
shades. We're ~ rs.
81 Candle shields. were soc
each New ..... iSs
) Metal MAGAZINE RACKS.
SLIGHTLY IMpE FEcT
We're 81 New s.... 5Ae
~ Hand decorated waste
Paper Baskets. Were 81 %
View 1te
IL a-deeerated TeIeshens
shields. Were 81 Sow SOC
1 Electric Eezaty sets. were
sSa5 New .s.s.. sz.sa
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Mems Oxfords, s4.25
We're sSjs to 81 pair

" ere VS. TO II PAR
SO Pairs Mems Black Calfskn, White Buck and
Oxfords, also few pairs OF patent leather pumps
In the assortment medium wide and toes.
with leather soes and rubber heels Sizes A. = IT, 81,
ola, 10. 1012 and IL 3. g. 60 I and 10; c. s. 5a.
66tz7 tn o. s's 9. 10 II: u sls Z al 10 and II.
Mems Tan and Black Caifskn Oxferds and few
pairs tan and white sports oxfords with medium toe.
leather rubber soles in lot Sizes assortmentA g.
o. 10: r. g. 0: C. 6s. q D. and TO- Reduced to SEAS
MyNs STORE,
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Toilet Tissue
Friday Special
,000-sheet rolls. Ia tx
oils . f@
T oiletries Reduced

Z Imported Musical Powder
Boxes. Were 90. Now s3.s0
Jean Patou tamour amourl
Toilet Water. Was $1,000,
NOW ........ 80
) ounces Suivez Moi Extract.
Was Si.25 ounce. Now.
ounce aDr
4 ounces Callot S0eurs Ex~
tract. was 81. Now,
ounce .........s. $500. tE
6 ounces prichard IL Can
stance Sachet. Was T5c
ounce. Now. ounce. 3Sc
4 ounces Mary Garden
Sachet. Was Use, Now,
ounce ,.s.... .......,. .5Jr
4 boxes Fabley Imported
Soap, six cakes In box.
Was sl.75 box. Now. .7sc
l0a cakes Impaired Jasmin
Soap. were 81 0 0.
NOW .,t.t ....t...... @Sc
50 w. A l.. Ounce Lotion,
for sunhurn. Were soc
Nav .s.,.,.....,.....Zoc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

10 Mems Straw Hats. with
black or colored bands
Sizes 73s. 7i2 and 7Ss.
Were "a and IS. now 81
Sc Pairs Mems Pure Silk
Twa-toned Seeks. all full
fashioned. Sizes 81 to
12. Were So pair. Now S5c
: Mems Pure Wool One
piece Bathing Suits. In
red mixtures. Sizes "a. IS,
rs and 40. Were S.,
now ............ Mao
J Pairs Navy Blue Knitted
Wool Bathing Trunks, In
sizes 40, az and A. Were
$3.50 pair. now. 15c
Is Pairs Meas Silk-and-
Wool Non -wrinkable -Four
in-hand Ties. in various
patterns and colorings.
Were 81. reduced to, CSC
) Mems Outing Caps. cool
for Summer: desirable
shades. sizes So. So
and 7. Were So, nov Use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Clocks and Frames
Greatly Reduced

s Ansonis s-day Alarm Clocks We're S.
/ 0B Brass and Glass s-aay sirikfns cioek.
was s3s. Now reduced TO-. Si8>Sa
With radjun1 dial. was sf2 SO. Now - g
Brown Leather Frame. Was si2. Now g
Riue Leather Frame Was Sl5. Now -
/ Rose Shell Frame. Was - New 81
Rose leather Frame. Was $40. Now, 8
: Gilt Frames. Were a. Reduced tc.-M
CLOCKS AND FRAMES, FIRST FLOOR.
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Glassware Specials

Beverage Sets, 60c
Each set consists Of 10 glasses half of
glasses tumbiers and fruit juice glasses.
Ice Tea Tumblcrs, SC
Special for tomorrow Thin blown Ice Tea Tmblers
In l4~ounce si2e,
Water Tumblers, Sc
Banded Decorated Water Tun,hcrs this
very special price
Meta.handied Frames with four tumblers, Each spe-
81
Pair Caloed and Gold Decorated Candesticks Special
per pair S7s
| Serving Tray. with glass-eo wood frame Sne-
: . y
| Serving Tray with wood frame, glass covered spe-
odn .a w,s ~ ,1 :, saao
Greatly reduced from regular stock.
GLASSWARE, Firth FLOOR.
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Boys Pure Worsted Bathing
Suits. special. $1.95

100 worsted Bathing Suits piece style for boys.
Plain striped tops and plain trunks with belts Sea-
latest colors and designs special purchase makes
this price possible Sizes to II years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

Made Of hieaehes and
seamless. round thread cot
ton, these sheets offer note
worthy values,
200 Plain and MemAtltshsa
Eiszehed Cation rifIs~eaaes.
Special sJT each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Boys Wash
Suits, 75c

Were mere. IS suits OF the
famous "Stonewall MAKE
Fancy patterns. sizes ) to ..
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~ NEW WFs1Vs 77FFF ? FFWEFfF3FN
ceiient values for the Summer
II 31fs and s3Elaa Fiber Ssmmsf HHat, slightly
solled were $3.50 Aaw .-s.. s..3... rt,. Si.gb
9xf2 Oval eaHasFs RaEs, with ssBduiaf hplsh.
were siH 50. Aow ...-... 81. ~
~ 5ass hssensss ansa sgconDa We're Il III
kes reduced TO ..........-. AIS
ia as imssrtsa S,rass Rsss were ii 80 Nov sSr
DOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Straw Hats, Soc

Were more. IS Summer Hats
priced for clearance.
Is straw Hats. Were more.
Now 81 IS
10 straw ard Felt mats.
Were more. Now ef.9S
81 Artificial Flowers. Were
q Artificial Flowers. Were
more New ,...s-...... I've
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Mems Union Suits, CSC

limited quantity of these nelyade checked nansook
union suits in sleeveless and kneeength styles Sizes
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

: Mash-top Wael Pants Suits
fer BOYS, with belt. Size ..
Were So SO, Nov las
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Sports Satin
(Rayon) Slips, 75c

Were more. 90 in black, navT
and street. shades. Broken
sizes SO to ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Women's Pumps and 0xfords
pairs finely pumps including 90
we'll makes } 4
Of broken Sizes ; TO 8 in lot. soled
STARR
Bandettes, Csc

Were more. 81, OF asserted
materials. sizes 81 10 ~.
Priced for immediate clear
aTiee.
81x99 Bleached
Cotton Sheets
Special 81
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Nations Savings

Cotton Dress shields. in regular and
crescent shapes. in sizes and 5.
Very special. 3 pairs. 'cSc
Flesh Rayou Sew-en Supporters. IN
a-inch length. very special lSc par,
or pairs ........... -. = : s1s
rs Sewing Bags. Were 81. REDUCED
To ............. :. ..ss&t -, See
"a Sewing Rolls. Were 2Sc.> Nov re-
juced to .4......s 49, 49, sssS >-a~0
q Mending Piaits. Formerly 2Se.
Now reduced 10 .....s.s. go. Ace
gao Natural Wood Shaped Hangers.
Were SC. Now. -. -. ....' - To- !ec
10 Novelty Pin Cushions. Were lSc
each. Now .......s..s..>''s o
NOTIONS FIRST FLo0R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Rugs Reduced

z sxl0 Imported Oval Braid =
ed Rash Rugs. suitable for
porch use. Were $32.50.
Now .............. 1913
2 Sx10 Deerfielsl Basket
weave Fiber Rugs. Were
$l3 each. Now. Sle.7J
= 6xo Deerfieid Basket-weavc
Fiber Rags. reduced from
$3.50 to. .......,... Sc. J
; 4.ex7.6 Basket weave Fiber
Rugs. Were $9.75. Re-
duccd to ...........S5 ,1S
! 6x12 Imported Oval Braid
ed Rush Rug, Was $3.50.
Reduced to. ......, S13.15
l s0x6a Ret Rae Rug. slight
ly soilcd. Was $3.50. Re-
. duced for clearance. S10.75
6 e1x5a Desrfiela Fiber Rugs.
Were S3.25 each. Now
reduced to-. M.f3
9 3Gx6s Deerfield Fiber Rugs,
Were $3.50 each. RE-
titlcefl to ,.....,...,. Sg.sS
Rues, FIFTH FLooR.
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100 Fancy Bridge Table CsserS Tor
the SUMMER bridge parties. assortsd
rolors and patterns Special, each. Sae
Writing Paper. packed IN neat pound
Siye boxes. containing 81 IL pcundl
large. single sheets. and 30 envelopes
VERY snecial for tomorrow, ...., use
STATIONERY FIRST PtooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

catshed its work. and all that remains
% he done Il TO set II up over the week
end The complete committee on decor
atienS Includes Mr., John II, Small. Sd:
Mrs Samuel A. Kimberley. Miss Anne
Fuller Abbott Mrs. Susan b, Chase.
Miss Catherine Critcher. Miss Eleanor
earke c,,S.tS. Miss Elsie Edwards. Mrs.
NswM n. Eta Mr.. Beverley H. Harris,
MiSS Lesley Jackson. Col J. F. r. Lam
dis. MIR, Lynch LuQuer. Miss Marguerite
Mum. Mrs. Roy l. Neuhauser, Mrs,
Howard Nyman. Miss Ruth Osgood. MIR
William J, Peters. Miss Mary G.. Riley
Miss Dorothy Trout and Mrs. Margaret
.immcle. Decoration designs were done
by Mr.. Joseph c. Gardner. and execu-
tton by members of the committee
assisted by students: Miss Bright Mathie-
son, Miss Mary Billheimer. Mr. Russell
T. Rrobst and Mr.. Edward H. Sharman
Of tho Abbott School of Fine and Com
mercial Art: Miss Lucy decks and MFR.
Michel Kennedy Of the Corcoran School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

the five Ambassadors who are sponsor
ing the festival, Lady Isabella Howard,
Nobil Donna Antoinette de MARITIME.
Nine. Claudel. Princess de Ligne and
Nine. Prittwitz Other patronesses
are: Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps. Mrs.
Charles Warren, Mrs Bessie Parker
Brueggeman. Mrs. Mitchell Carroll,
Mrs. Tracy Dows, Mrs. Hayne Ellis,
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis, Mrs
Henry w. Fitch, Mrs. Stokes Halkett,
Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs. Frederick
G. Hicks. Mrs. Benjamin r. Holcombe,
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Frederic
A. Keep. Mrs. Frederick A. Parkhurst,
Mrs Alfred p Thorn Mrs George c.
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gist OF San Juan. Porto Rico, daugh-
ter of the noted author and patriot. is
spending some time at the Grace Dodge
Hotel, where she entertained yesterday
at a luncheon Of IL covers In compli-
ment to Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait and
other leading suffragists. who are here
working for the bill in Congress In tho
interest of women's rights.
Mrs H. M. Keyser Of Washington
was hostess at dinner last evening in
the crystal room at the Willard Hotel,
at which time she had six guests.
Miss Harriet B. Harmon and Miss
Betty Shaw of Portland. Me, who are
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to the board. The invited guests In
clude the national officers, Mrs. Edward
Nelson Dingley, DR.. Mary Meek Atkeson,
Mrs Bertha r. Voorhorst. Mrs. William
n. Moses, Mrs. Daniel G. Chace. Miss
CONTINUED on Sixteenth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

of Art, and students also from the
Critchcr School of Painting and APP
piled Arts.
Mrs Howard N Tucker. jr., enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in her
home, 254O Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles Burr of st. Paul,
Mimi. had dinner guests at the Will
lard Hotel last night at which time
covers we're laid for six. Mr.. and Mrs
Burr are guests at the willard. where
they will remain for few days.
Mrs. Geneva Durham Is spending
some time at the Barclay. in New York.
Miss Agnes Cole of this city, with
Mrs Frank Wall Of Orlando, Fla. and
Mrs. c. T. Hammond of New York.
will sail today on the S. S. Scythia for
a Mediterranean cruise.
Mics Iusia A de HoStoS noted Suffra-
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Heading the list of patronesses for
the International Grand Opera Festi-
val of the Washington National Opera
Co, February 13 to Is, are the wives OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Mrs. Seton TO BE Hostess
to National Board.

Mrs. Seton 10 BE Hostess
to National Board.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, national
president of the National League OF
American Pen Women. will entertain
the members OF the national executive
board residing in the District Of Colun-
bia at a Shop Talk hour Friday after
noon from 2 to 4 o'clock in her apart
ment at the Mayfiower Hotel. Follow
ing an informal tea, Mrs Seton will
give a brief talk on matters OF interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

Cards have been issued by the Po-
tomac Chapter of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution for an at home.
Monday, February 6. from 4 to o'clock,
in the Club of Colonial Danes, at 1927
X street, in celebration OF their twenty
fifth anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

.'.,.nm at the Grace Dodge Hotel, will
leave tomorrow for Richmond. Va, en-
route to Florida. They are making the
trip by motor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

Thorpe, Mrs Lawrence Townsend, Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs. Edward G..
Walker and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

Mrs. Geneva Durham is spending
some time at the Barclay. in New York.
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Miss Lusia A. de Hostos, noted suffra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
SOCIETY

QSpsa44.ss3 aess sss4sseeAsa easeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

Nf;~, SsssAsSes < asAasS entertained a
s>.rssNAfsS ~ IS al Assssss<0 At the
~>hss<- >sA%xs >>ssse SsaStesysay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

These wh,sk hrccms are masse es al
excellent quality eEcam ssFAw ~aieh -
eeuad with heavy CeEa 90 MAAe them
w,ate durable, Eaatepea With MessS
top handle aad sSsasea.eat rsas tn
hanging,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

No. Lawrence !. xNs,rley entertain
~ s3 sssSss@ YESTERDAY at the Club OF
>ssSsAiss s>saAaS ~ a>ssstG Of Mrs, Erik
-rAA*g4S WsNa IL wishing her parents.
~ sses Ms Charles kocneS,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-29

LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-Washington--4ee

WRC--Washington-46e
r. NJ
12:la--GeOrge II. Ross, pianist.
1a:sO-Noonday Lenten Services from
Keith's Theater.
1.o0--sidney ard His Mayflower Or
chestra from the Mayflower
400 70 s:sio--"Hridses,o ~ Jeanne
Carpenter; Parnassus trio; "A
weekly Fashion Letter" BY
Ethel Holland Little: "ExrrssS
kins; Manhattan trio. Harold
Yes and His Arrowhead Inn
Orchestra and twilight Hour.
s;sO--Archie slater and his Lotus
Orchestra from the Lotus Aes-
s:oo--wsidorf- Astoria Orchestra.
S:s0---Motion Picture Guide.
f:00--Kttt Hour Of Music with katn-
crime Floecker Cullen, pianist,
from the Homer I. Kilt
7.4s-'Ths Political situation In
washington Tonight" by Fred
eric William VILE
s;00--W 3. q A. Entertainers, corr-
tegy Of washington Baltimore
and Annapolis Electric Rail.
s:so-Potomac Electric Power Com.
pany Concert Orchestra.
9:0O--Howard Correct Time.
9:0O--Ipana Troubadours.
s''O tst ana orchsstr. from n. B.
lo.so-u. :. uv weather Forecast. cour-
tesy Of Betholine.
1O:so-drand Opera. 'cavalleria RUS
WsrAL.--WashinE ton--24s
7;o0-Leap Year Party Of the 80"
Club. conducted by the presi-
dent, "A. Cloyd Gill, entertain-
ing 40 special studio guests.
members 81 the club born on
February 70. The program fol-
r:oo-7 Regular Nsvs Flashes BY
s:is.T.so-fntroduc Of special
guests with appropriate re-
marks and musical features.
T.3B-Ss00--The surprise features
500 sraSuwicE Panstrsps Hour of
Music, sponsored by Wash
ington Brunswick Dealers
80 wS s city club. the city
program. sponsored ~ Edith
lo:15--.Iatest News Flashes. from
our Times Herald studio.
WRHE-W Warrington
1900 Household Taik
I0:1s-current History, by Clara w.
1o:so-Haif Hour OF Music.
I1:00--Advertisers period.
11.3O--Half Hour OF MUSIC
p. M.
5:30--'srhe Land of Nod by Evelyn
Reichard.
6:00-Dinner concert.
6.IS--Income Tax Talk II, W. Peters.
6:3O--Half Hour Of Music.
WTEE~-NVashingtOn --2O8
r. NJ
71s--The Paragons dance orchestra
7:SO--Jane Alden; family adviser SER
a:oo-chsrles / stengie. whats
Doing in Congress"
s:15-simpson and Simpson. old time
fiddiers.
$50 Representative Charles Adkins,
Of Illinois, Farm Relief.
S:4s--MFa. Margaret Allison. soprano.
9:O0--Mrs Ralph Frame, pianist.
e.l6--Warring Barnes. violinist.
s:3O--Chick Godfrey, singing Leath-
ermeck.D
s:45-MaFtha Ellen Hughes, soprano.
1O:0p--Lester Lewis, baritone.
1O:lE-Gwendolin Tayior, sopranos
Jewel Downs. accompanist.
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WsB-Atlanta-- sso-47S.S
s:O0-wEAF program.
11:45--Biltmore Orchestra.
KYW-ChicagO-S5O-
10:00-Varfed program.
11:300--Congress Orchestra.
WBBM-C hicag O--57O-3Se.4
9:30--Entertainers
10:00--syncopators
11:O0--Dixie Flyer.
WCFLr-ChicagO--62 -4S3.e
9:00-Entertainers Dance Orchestra.
WEBHI-WJJD--C $3.50 1855
9:s0--Tivoli Theater.
l0:o0-studio program.
A. N.
1:e0--Informal Revue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s:oO-yocaI and Trio
10:30-Request program.
WGES-ChicagO--121
S:1S-Musical traveloug; Panico's Or
1o:oO--Masgie and Jisgs; Blues
12:30--Popular program.
WGN--ChicagO-526- 80. ... -. :.
9:0o-WEAF program.
1o:S0-Song recital.
11:Oo--Tomorrow Tribune: songs; Con-
cert Orchestra.
11:30-The Hoss Race.
1I:s6-Nocal; Dance and CONCERT Or
HT-ChicaGO-0SO-3O 6.
9:30-Weather; Mathew Sisters.
10:0O-Maytag Renders.
10:30--Your Hour League.
WIBO-Chica9O-0SO
is:SO-Davis Orchestra.
1:oo-p-x program ~,
p. NJ.
1::oo-Popular program, dance music.
WLS-Chicago-S70-3
9:0o-All state nour.
1o:00-Women's Choral Club.
1o:50-Organ; tenor.
12:00-Popular program: dance music.
WMAQ-WQJ-Chic agO-67O-447.S
9:0O-columbia Network.
1l:00-King's and Chapman's Or
chestras.
WLW-Cincinnatl
9:00-InstrumentAI Trio.
9:45-Studio Feature, Organ.
11:00--cato's VaEabonds
WSAI--Cinclnnati--8
S:00--WEAF Program.
S:30--Brunswick Program.
3;00--WEAF Program
II :30--Theis Orchestra.
WFAA-Dallaa-55O-5
9:so--WEAF Program
WHO-Des MOines-66O-53b.A
9:O0-wEAF Program,
WBAP-Fort WOrth--6OO-490.1
9:00--WEAF Program.
9:3O-Popular Songs.
KPRC-HOustOn--lO
9:30--Studio Concert.
KTHs-Hot sprinRs--7e0-2S4.4
9;O0--Weenn's Orchestra; Vocal.
le:08-Opsra Hour.
to;45-Weem'H Orchestra