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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

Mock have been appointed by the ma
tional president, Mrs. Virgil Mcclure of
Lexington, KY, to serve on the Mothers
day committee for the annual services
at Arlington National Cemetery.
Rainbow Division Veterans.
The monthly meeting and smoker of
the d. G. Chapter, Rainbow (42d; Di-
vision veterans, was held Wednesday
night at the Arlington Hotel, with
Maj. Gen. John L. De Witt, quarter
master general of the Army, as principal
speaker and guest.
National headquarters, through its
president, Col. John j. Mangum, reports
that final details as regards the reunion
to be held In France will be received by
the secretary of the local chapter in a
few days. The Hotel Aston, New York
City, has been designated as headQuar-
tiers and has offered a special rate to all
RAINBOW men en- route to the reunion.
MAJ. Gen. Frank r.. MCCOY, who
served with distinction as a member of
the Rainbow Division and who Is also
member of the local chapter, is the
recipient of the Oak Leaf Cluster, a
decoration given for distinguished Serv-
ice IN Nicaragua. Secretary of War Pat
rick j. Hurley made the presentation
during the past week.
Harry J. Hooley, commander of Front
Line Post, Veterans OF Foreign Wars,
was q guest aud invited all Rainbow
men to become members of Front Line.
Capt, Walker H. Colston, president of
the chapter, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23


The intellect of the average radio
listener is that of a 13-year-old child,
If the mature Judgment of a group of
the Nations educators is to be accepted.
. Present your subject on the level of
13-year-old listeners" the Advisory
Committee on Education by Radio, des-
ignated by Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur, advises after comprehensive
study.
The committee in new report to the
Federal Bureau of Education, under
Secretary Wilbur, gives a few pointers
on how to cultivate radio voice" and
the why's and wherefores of this new
speaking art before the unseen audience.
1.-THE organization of thought mate
rial to be spoken invisibly, yet so as to
stir thought in the listener, is new
art" it states ut will not be learned
without long devotion and high intelli-
gence.
Successful broadcasting, particularly
of matter that seeks educational results,
must begin far back of vocal technique
and must go far beyond it. 1t must be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

Twins several years ago?-F. NJ,
Oneonta, N. Y
A Yes, they have recently returned
to the air doing comedy and songs.
@. Would Vincent Lopez play q re-
quest number If were to ask him?-
S. N. A., Fort Smith, Ark.
A. 1t would be impossible for Lopez
or any of the other very popular or
chestra Leaders to play all the request
numbers for which they are asked, but
in making up his programs, like the
others, he is guided by the number of
selections. If you have q favorite, he
would be glad, am sure, to receive
your vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
VATICAN PLANT MODERN

Marconi Supervised Construction of
Wireless Establishment.
VATICAN CITY .[R.-The vatican's
wireless plant, now being constructed
under the supervision of Senator Gug-
lielmo Marconi, viii contain the most
up-to-date transmitting and receiving
equipment.
The station site is on top Of the So
called wall of Leo w." near the tower
of the observatory. Antenna masts will
be 100 feet high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

hour and half Of chatter prompts
mainly by his conversational partner,
Rainey was itching to leave and see his
fights. Finally, at the end of his en-
dirance, he dragged her of to the
arena with him-and they got to their
seats just as the gong sounded at the
end of the last fight. / don't know how
well Rainey's charm stood up under the
strain, but have it on good authority
that after he had seen the young lady
safely to her door, and was well on his
way home, he remembered that he
hadn't learned her last name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
THE AMERICAN LEGION.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
March 25-Victory Post, Wood
mems Hall, 935 Grant place
northwest, 8 pm.
cEarch 25-Stuart Walcott Post,
winston Hotel, pm.
March 25-James Reese Europe
Post, Y. M. G. A., Twelfth
and T streets northwest,
pm.
March 26-Henry G. Spengler
Post, Thomas Circle Club,
1925 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, 8 pm.
March 26-Henry c. Spengler
Auxiliary, ninth anniversary
celebration, Thomas Circle
Club, 1926 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, 8 pm.
March 27-Department execu-
tive committee, board room,
District Building, 8 pm,
March 27--James E. Walker Post
". M. C. A., Twelfth and T
streets northwest, 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Monday-Front Line Post and
Auxiliary, Winston Hotel.
Monday-Federal Post, Thomas
Circle Club.
Tuesday-National Capital Post
and Auxiliary, Pythian
Temple.
Wednesday - Overseas Military
Band, Drum and Bugle Corps,
goth Marines Headquarters,
45S Louisiana avenue.
Wednesday-Ladies' drill team,
Hine Junior High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

Although King Alfonso is allowed
more than 100000 a year by the
government of Spain, it is not so much,
for out of it he must keep UP i've royal
palaces, besides making illnnnaerable
other heavy expenditures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Composer to BE Presented.

WBAL will present Daniel Wolf, COM
poser of Iris" and other songs and
piano numbers, in program Thursday.
It is to be his first radio concert.
American airplane parts are being
used in go countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
American War Mothers.

The District of Columbia Chapter,
American War Mothers, met March IA
at the Hamilton Hotel in business ses-
sion, when reports were given by chair
men of various committees. A st. Pat
rick's party was given at Mount Alto
March II. A 500 party will be held at
the Naval Hospital March "a and a
book review at the Hamilton next Fri
day evening. Relief work is being done
under the personal supervision of the
president, Mrs. Katie Morrison, during
the illness of Mrs. Joseph Phillips, who
is in charge of welfare work.
Plans are being formed for the annual
outdoor entertainment of a group of
men from all the service hospitals in
the District as soon as the weather will
permit. Mothers of men or women who
served in the Army, Navy or Marine
Corps during the World War are invited
to attend the meeting March % and
to unite with the chapter.
Mrs, N. O. ONeill and Mrs. M N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

The regular semi-monthly meeting of
Victory Post, No. 4. the American Le-
gion, will be held Tuesday evening at
935 Grant place. John Thomas Taylor,
vice chairman of the national legis-
lative committee of the American Le-
gion, will be the guest speaker. Follow
ing the talk an informal reception will
be held. The complete initiation cere-
mony will be exemplifled and new COM
rades mustered in. The entertainment
committee will provide refreshments.
The st. Patrick's dance given by the
post auxiliary unit and drum corps at
the Willard Hotel last Monday evening
was reported success. The entertain
ment committee has begun plans for a
carnival to be held early in June.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

The new chiffon handkerchief
is too wonderful. 1t reminds one
Of a giant starfish the way lt
simply won't lie flat.
Paul's Inn In New Location, lib
Connecticut Avenue Popular
with Discriminating Diners.
DAUL'S INN in its new location
1 will be found q tempting
place to enjoy luncheon served
cafeteria style or dinner in the
evening with restaurant service
at rs cents. Only the best the
market affordS-prepared as only
the inimitable chef Of this little
inn prepares it. The choicest cuts
in meat, fresh vegetables, piquant
salads and delectable pastries are
served. The decorations and fur.
niShings lend atmosphere. making
PauPS Inn q truly delightful place
to enjoy all Of the appetizing
dishes served here. Open from
1880 till $50 p. m.
A top note in the millinery
world is the brimmed hat-in a
variety of straws-of which bang
kok is the favorite.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
II Sophistication Is
X Keynote Of Madan1e's
RnhOYE Charmful Costume.
oAAHCnc AAHnHESI ncO Elimination of Useless
" OrnamentatiOn.
OrnanentatiOn.

E whole atmosphere Of ostming at the moment ophistca
ton the elimination of ornament" quote
ophication attained
of skin and hair When the transition
the
roughened changeabe Winds scalp
hair focles impoverished Madame will
beauty specialist with regard to her ravaged lovenes We
mend Mr. Roberts vegetable shampoo
mature These shampoos are given
by experts at $3.50 We also process
OF permanent wavinggvng the
Pierce and the conformation facals double chin
Saggng muscles the conformation facia
the composition strap used at home will youthful
2776 and 2777. :, ~
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

The most popular coat fashion
right now is the belted tweed
coat. You can tell it's a 1880
coat because it's slightly fitted,
and slightly flared, and several
inches longer than last years
tweed coats and the belt comes
at the natural waistline. Also,
it doesn't have to be held closed,
it stays closed by itself. These
new tweedS have big, fluffy col
lars of fur like wolf or fox. And
they come in the grandest bright
colorS! Red, yellow, violet, bright
green's and blues are all smart
though, Of course, lots of smart
women cling to tans and softer
shades Of the other colors.
M. Jeunet divides the new de.
signs into sports patterns for the
hours up to midday; prints of me.
dium size for the luncheon hour;
larger, more floral prints for the
cocktail hour" as he calls it;
and large sblaShy designs for the
evening gown.
No beach outfit could hold
higher rank in fashion than O
printed pique pajama with smart
three-quarter coat cut on princesse
lines.
4
A charming and most useful
frock is of printed chiffon, in
which a large design of subtle
coloring is posed on a black
background.
Basque linen, printed in white
and the blue of a spring sky is a
new touch for Q sports bag.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

So that madam may be familiar
with the new spring woolens, the
following is description of some
Of the more popular. Kashnir
coatings-have q soft, smooth
finish that makes theme eminently
suitable for handsome coats,
English tweeds-feature the man.
niSh mixtures and nubbed WeaveS
that are so smart for sports suits
and coats. Viyella flannel-is
non-shrinkable, and Is therefore
excellent for children's and ladies'
frocks. Crepe tweeds-ar feath-
erweight for spring suits and
frocks. English cover poplins
tailor beautifully, and come in
smart colors for frocks suits and
ensembles. Ensemble cheviots-
features solid colors and two-tone
effects.
Afternoon and evening jewels
should have distinct personalities.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
0pANlrY DREss oSHoppE DR. sses
for Street and Partying. Fashioned
From Prints and Plain Silks, 1915

THE Vanity Dress Shoppe, 527
Building opposite New Willard Hotel springs
new fashioned from the printed silks Depending
finds
most suited to herthe longer
for spring each with touch imingthe
plain colors Smart little dresses fashioned
must see the spring style showing in the Vanity Dress shoppe
Of these dresses priced at $975 s2475
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Flowers for Remembrance
HALL 1t what you will--there is
~ a subtle something about
flowers, the scent of which and
the sight Of which recall to min5
the giver more than many other
gifts that are far more expensive
Flowers to MademoiSelle for the
Valentine remembrance-for flow.
ers speak the language Of lovers
She'll like the flowers you send
her and she'll like you better fer
sending them.
Natter blue Alencon lace is
used for charming dress from
Hattie Carnegie The circular
skirt has o flounce placed rather
high in a rising line towards the
front.
Stripes, in two different widths
at that, and madraS-there'S not
a smarter combination in fash.
ions whole list.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Off With the Old and With the New Briefly Describes the
Radio Pictures Drama Second Wife Adapted From Fulton
Ourser Stage Play M the Kings Men, by Bert Gennon With Conrad
Nag and Lila Lee the Title Roles and Mary Carr Hugh Huny
Freddie Burke Frederick the Supporting Cast Second Wife
UlraSophiscaed Talking Picture At RK-O Keiths Theaer
Starting Saturday
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
Irwin's, 1923 Connecticut Avenue,
Featuring Reductions on Spreads
and Lamps
Printed Crepe Frocks Smart
Style Note For Spring

TRWsa shop featuring practical
accessories offer altogether alrng
most exquisite spreads and lamps at reduced prces Spreads
appqued those with rfleS others
u materials and coloringa at educonmany priced
low as so the original price.
Lamps which uamodiSh
all kinds priced immediate sale.
We that this yourself
prices offered these exquisite spreads lamps.
Gold heels straps Short
trimming
permissible for evening slippers.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
Style Situation

lovely twopiece ensemble fashioned Japanese
the Vneck bed waistne and long Banngs lacquer
red embroidered contrasting coorngs and cascades
at neck and sleeves make this model the
Charmngy exploiting the smarness navy
blue Patou model with uckin blouse of saoped
abot adds charm to the blouse sweater suit Of nsoucanc
peaed skirt and nekkerch in the lovely coonss These
are Just three Of Dame Modes preferred models chosen from
Partisan imports and adaptations of display Charming!
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

I'VE been trotting about the
4 smart shops on Fifth Avenue
with my eyes and ears wide open,
trying to find out what New York
women are buying for spring.
First of all. I've discovered that
faShion-wiSe women here in New
York are buying printed silk
frocks! They like the small or
the medium.Sized designs best,
usually on black backgrounds, or
navy blue or dark brown. Al
though some Of them are choosing
lighter backgrounds. One of the
most tremendous successes in
prints has been Patou's lilly of
the valley" pattern. These new
1890 prints are just as dainty
and feminine as they can be.
They have bows and berthas and
tiny capeletS and soft lingerie
collars. They're likely to be belted
at higher waiStline; many of
them have those adorable new
short sleeves land their skirts are
moderately flared and come down
to four or five inches below the
knee.
The second popular group are
the flat crepe dreSseS-in light
or bright colorS-like blue. pink,
beige, yellow, red and so on
These dresses also have high
waiStlineS. graceful low flares and
amusing little bows. And some
Of them have frilly collars, as
well as Sashes that tie in the back
or at the sides.
AS Ever,
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Have Your Children Photo.
graphed as They Are NOw-YOu'H
Love Their Pictures Taken by
This Special Camera.
WHETHER it is a photograph
w of the baby or one of the
older children, you couldn't make
a better selection than the Un-
derwood and Underwood studio
to have them made In. For
years this studio has stood for
the finest and most beautiful
photography on, this side of the
Atlantic. The artists employed
here have done more than any
one to bring the present-day
methods of photography to their
present standing.
In this studio there's q special
exhibit Of children'S portraits
taken with q special patented
camera, which takes a lifelike por-
trait not usually obtained with
other cameras. Have your chill
dren photographed while they are
young - you'll always treasure
those sweet and lovely j images
= that will kesp the little ones for
you as they are today. Children's
pictures made in this studio are
really lovely and are low in cost.
We suggest that you bring the
little ones in and have their pic
lures taken in their favorite
poses. Location, 1890 Connecti-
cut Avenue:
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Two types. Of coats are appeal
ing to New Yorkers who are
choosing spring clothes now. One
Of them is the dressy, smooth
fabric coat, with a narrow belt
at the normal waiStline, and grad
ual flares that go from the belt
to the hem. This style of coat
gives you the longest, SlendereSt
look that anyone could hope for!
Sometimes these Smart-fabric
coats are completely collarless-
and look terribly smart! Others
have those flattering elbow-length
capeS. And others have the clev-
crest little collars of flat, smooth
furS.
More of the new materials seen
in the shops are, printed alpaca
q fabric revival which assures
the success Of the charming prin-
ceSSe frock. Flat crepe-which is
a daytime classic and proves a
paSt-miStreSS in handling a scarf,
bolero, and a TERED skirt. Crepe
Roma-moSt effective for frockS
when pleating is featured.
Curled hair is becoming as
smart as prophesied. 1t is asked
constantly whether or not long
hair is returning, and the answer
is still that the SmarteSt hair is
longer, but not really long.
( 4 %*a*
Scallops-A new leather. trim
ming for the oxford or opera
pump. These little curving edges
cleveriy complement the flowins
lines Of the new length dresses.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
Starting Saturday

which appeared
groom Wife" at RKO Kehs
Misunderstanding Saturday
When Lila Lee into the picture in Of the title
finds Nage her newly acquired
ortab ensconced deay home surrounded by red plush fun
ifesize portrait of staring down from a prominent
position mantepiece there are
too of wasso
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

owner OF the exclusive shop 1905 Connecticut Ave-
W. has returned from with myriads of exnisit
IN the way Of copies and adaptations French impoovev
ngS which priced at quotations
are noticeable in street models 10 inches floor this with
an accompanying shorness OF bodice wasna OF
fna @ are the exotic coongs Of fabrics unbeevedy soft beat
browns and blues Don't forget" however Mrs So,enr
asseyerates, black
Of black tumblng from ~ '"0" "'N0o
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

changes everything The old homestead
smart apartment furnished modernc
located in the exclusive section Of Persian
the etchngs d replace
the poster and the highly colored portrait.
Radio Pictures spared creating startling
Just to this set which includes two bedrooms BATH
and breakfast nook Is worth the price Of admission
Second Wife" Conrad convincing
performances his brilliant playing opposite
Nage his Second Wife," is adorable.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

service as always given in this shoe salon the Deman New
York Studios have sent to Washington
creations in shoesfo occasion
All priced at $118modes that originally priced
to $780,
We advise that make now and while in this
salon ask to be shown the coored satin
pumps priced at s785 grouping of about 200 these
slippers has been added this pair handmade and
formerly priced at $3.50 Tres Charmant!
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

fascination in the viewing the modsh
being featured in the prestige building Sale
the Denan Shoe Salon So naive these creations
every possible occaSionmornng afternoon
Much be overwhelming
announcement that there on Delmans
shoes handmade them
recognition this firm has been forced continue sale for
longer period ~ ~
To make possible for Madame Mademosele
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
Fashion Turns to the Willowy Figure
With an Effect of Witching Lowell
ness-Whelan's Feature Redfern
Foundation Garments

WHEANs seem to have had in mind the sweet young things
w well their older kin when they purchased their display
of Reden corsetS corseeeS models
suggest gsh and agne ovefness after the corse period
of the few frocks
right foundation-n1eaning Madame e
Mademole corSeted therefore this
Miss Koran associate Redfern foundation
February II. She will
corselees will
and waStne coettes for
ScarfS while he
deft monograms hand
outStandngly
when ceverly designed
touch which decorative style
sweater informal
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

X Il j.
The opera pump
predominates for
e v e in wear
either of crepe de
chine or satin. A
m o S t striking en-
Semble noted re-
Gently was of soft
black tweed wi t h
an ernine scarf col
lar and a W h t e
crepe tuck-in blouse.
A cloSe-fitting black
hat and a white
leather bag and
g loves completed
the h a rm on1ous
picture.
Il a -
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Covert cloth is extremely chic
at present and adapted to models
for spring and late winter. Nov
city jerseys. knitted to resemble
tweed. have equal prestige, in
such color combinations as brown.
yellow and white.
4
The one-strap pump of natural
colored linen is excellent TO:
cNIfhorn unor
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Il i 4.
Among the acceS-
sorry ensembles are
noted a scarf and
bag of red and blue
fabric to match. also
a black antelope bag
with faSteningS that
match the buckles
on a pair Of black
suede and antelope
pumps.
4 + 4
Big rh N e stone
buckles or the new
buckles of baquette
cut mes are
slnartly featured on
evening slippers.
X II Il
rmAp ENTvc.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Jewelry details
are used OH some
of the new bags
"a lovely black
suede bag has a
gold chain han
die and go4d
fastenings.
\ X \
A new drapery
for the hips
takes the form
of a wide sash
W a p pi n g the
hips very snugly
and tying at the
side front.
n II +
It is well to re-
member the de-
cided Importance
of bl ack and
white for 1880.
The chic of q
black frock &C
centuated by a
lingerie touch of
white is very
smart.
X + 4
We ly ladies
are ow lady
like - in volumi.
nous skirts. for
NAL kid gloves
and quite often a
flowing train.
X X +
S t ra W CON-
bined with felt
or fabric for the
d e rn ier cri in
spring hats, but
there m us t be
straw.
\ y X
Scalloped brins
are seen in all
of the Paris mil
linery salons.
X X 4
Heavy, but trar
tell a story by tn
ness combined wi
face, transparen,
spite of a close
their paradoxical
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

ch1ff0n lowered In green ana
purple-gray It is very new with
bolero, train and floating panels.
Printed Crepe FrOcks Smart
Style Note For Spring
MFRS. HENDERSON, in her
1AA Frock Studio, 209 The
LaSalle, Connecticut Avenue at
l. Street, has a lovely showing Of
the smart new printed frocks-
all of the dainty patterns in a
fascinating range of colorings.
Particularly pleasing are the
blues and the soft browns, priced
moderately you'll agree, SIS. Each
one of these little models has
been personally selected by Mrs.
Henderson. Always lovely for
Southern wear or for early spring
wear under the separate coat.
Always versatile, this SPRINGS
showing is quite surprising the
usual display. Gowns and dresses
for every occasion.
Combined colors and combined
fabrics are going to be good this
year.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Suzanne Tai.
bot features a
supple b a C K
kaSha suit with
a white caracul
collar on the two
thirds length jac.
ket - a narrow
band Of the ka.
Sha finely pleated
extends down the
side Of the jac.
ket.
4 4 4
Re eboux has
started a ne "
vogue by taking
W | de- b trimmed
hats and molding
them into drap-
cry and bows to
produce a new
hat silhouette.
4 4 u
A deep peplum
flounce borders
the jacket of a
beige and black
broadcloth suit
the skirt and
peplum are black
and the Jacket
and cit of
beige.
i Z 4
Gloves will be
10 n g for street
wear this spring
as it is predicted
that many Of the
jackets will have
three a art G I
sleeves.
4 4 4
M oSt ha t
crowns are shall.
low, and fit the
head closely
where there is a
brim.
+ i 4
hers, Swan'S-doWn.
d rabbit hair are
n, as well as the
materials that con.
SoftneSS, and sup.
woolenS.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Irene has ankles uDondrous trim,
Matilda rolls in Uealth,
Louise is statuesque of limb,
Eugenia gloUs lOith health;
Suzanne can swim and fly and Oalk,
PriscilLa's pies are fine;
But Nancy likes to hear me talk
She is my valentine!
QUALIFIED-Cornne Rockwell Swain
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

A very smart evening wrap is
Of velvet with a fur collar. It
features scanning and fan shaped
shirrings at the front. Groups
of Shirrlngs trim the Set-in
sleeves. and there are gathers at
the neck Of the deep back yoke
+
The graceful flowing nodded
hostess gowns are in great de:
mand today.