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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Iarz Anderson, who
were in their home on Massachusetts,
avenue for a fortnight have gone to
their place. Weld. at Brookline. and
are not expected to come to Washing
ton again until later in the season.
Mrs. Walter D. Denegre came to
Washington yesterday and win spend
the Winter in he- home here. Mrs.
Denegre spent a snort time in New
York, where she joined her daughter,
Mrs. William Davis Sohier, jr., of Bos-
ton, at the Ambassador, after being
in her place at Manchester, Mass,
through the Summer.
Mrs. Denegre has spent very little
time in Washington since the death
Of Mr.. Denegre.
Mrs Enlen Kuigh. Davies Is visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter,
Senator and Mrs. Willard Tydings, in
their place near Havre de Grace. Md,
and will return to he. house on Mass
achusetts avenue the middle of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe have re-
turned from Northwestern tour and
have opened their residence, 5402
Connecticut avenue. While in Boise
they were guests OF Senator James
p. Pope, who was bsst man at their
wedding two years ago. Mr.. Wolfe is
an attorney in the r. F. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Drury are clos
ing their home il Alexandria and
will move soon to the Mayflower Ho-
tel, where they will make their home
during the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland Duckett
Beard entertained at a dinner and
bridge last evening at their home in
Chevy Chase. The guest list included
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. McGrew, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Golden Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Ballinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Wenz.
Miss Janet Calvert Ray is at West
Point for the week end, where she
went for the Army Colgate foot ball
game yesterday, and was among the
guests at dinner last evening of the
superintendent of the United States
Military Academy and Mrs. William D.
Connor The dinner party was given
at the Thayer and was followed by
dance.
Miss Ellen Lee Snodgrass, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Snod-
grass, was awarded the Manson Me-
mortal Alumni scholarship at Sweet
Briar College. The award was an
nounced by Dean Emily H. Dutton at
Sweet Briar's annual Founders day
celebration. which took place Friday
morning.
Miss Snodgrass, who Is a senior,
has led her class In academic stand
ing since she entered Sweet Briar and
has three times been the winner Of
the honor scholarship which Is award
ed each year to the highest ranking
member Of each class She also is
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taking q prominent part in student
activities and Is this year president
Of the Y. w. c. A.. one of the four
major student organizations. Miss
Snodgrass is also q member Of Tau
Phi, Sweet Briar's only upperclass
honorary society. membership in
which is based upon scholarship and
outstanding qualities Of leadership in
student life.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred r. Sanderson are
in Rochester. Mimi. for q weeks stay.
DR.. Sanderson Is attending the annual
meeting Of the Mayo Clinic alumni.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Maudlin and
their children, Mary Jane and Bob
Maudlin, of 1929 r street, will arrive
in New York Tuesday on the S. s..
President Van Buren, from a voyage
around the world. In addition to ex-
tended trips into Japan. China, India
and Egypt, they spent a week in Pales-
tine and recently have been visiting
in London, Paris and other European
cities.
Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson,
president Of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs. will leave tonight
for her home in Tulsa. Okla, to cast
her vote Tuesday. She will arrive
early Tuesday morning and will leave
at noon for q speaking engagement
in Ohio before returning to WASH
ington.
Mrs. Ben B. Cain, ST., will entertain
at luncheon at the Shoreham tomor-
row.
Mrs Clara Isabel Boone Of 3435
Brown st. has as her guest her brother,
Mr.. Harold Christianson Of Iowa. who
has spent the Summer in North Caro-
lima. Mrs. Boone is well known in
radio work here. She attended the
broadcast tea party given by Miss
Nancy Turner at the Lord Baltimore
Hotel last Tuesday.
Miss Jennie M. Ballou, accompanied
by Miss McGrail of Woonsocket, r. l..
is spending q brief time at the Dodge
en- route to Florida for the Winter.
Mrs. James A. Toomey and Mrs.
Harry Gerrity will entertain at q
luncheon at the Shoreham Tuesday.
Miss Anna M. Jones of New York is
week end guest at the Dodge.
Mrs NJ o. Fuller of Medina, Ohio,
is spending brief time at the Dodge.
Il Z. sssS
( Mr.. and Mrs. Newton S. Lingam-
felter have returned from a visit to
Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Phillips are
again in their home on Jefferson
street after q three-week trip through
Ohio, Missouri and Kentucky. They
were joined in Kentucky by Mrs
Eleanor Ahrens, who returned with
them to Washington for visit with
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas P. Ahrens, in their
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ible dance melodies. The May
FLOWER LOUNGE is winning
votes all over Washington for
its delightful, informal atmosphere
=. its delicious "Snacks' its
uplifting beverages its gay
musicking. So regardless whether
you're Democrat or a Republican
-. both parties" will welcome an
evening Of relaxation in this night
spot. P.S.-No added tariff on
Election Night. Phone Teddy
DIS. 5000 for reservations.
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never Geese Pauline Lord.
TO wonder at the erection Of
new things. For instonee. the
present vogue Of modiste ond
miIIiner ore distinct ond dif-
ferent. They have ottoined q
hormony not clone in color
but in form ond accessories os
we'll. Today. clothes combine
beouty, utility and proetieo-
biIity.
. The popuIor modern tunie
serves on odditionoI purpose in
thot il is sIendenzins in ef-
feet" Miss Lord went on. ats
long lines ond fitted woist ond
general kindness to the fem
mime outline - mokes the
weorer look toIIer ond simmer
-os does the hustle effect on
evening gowns"
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perfectly odorless, thoroughly
cleaned and carefully shaped and
pressed. II you've spilled things
on your evening clothes at last
nights Halloween party-send them
in tomorrow! Helene assures you
that you'll find their cleaning
charges on your evening gowns,
tuxedos, tails" evening wraps and
white kid gloves-an economic
measure. Phone MRS. HUNT at
COL. 1920.
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VIZ 4kNAooAoAA SSS Il
TROIKA. Helene
dominates it the
place to 90 on "Elec-
ton Night"-for an
inspiring dim er,
sparkling Russian
Revues, scintillating
dance rhythms, up
lifting beverages
interSperced with
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their Annual FaU sac
of Lady Washington"
TAG Hosiery I.
offered at 200 re-
auctions. All women
partial to flawless
beauty and unfaltering
service in hosiery
should dash in and
stock up-for them
.al,oe AZ riffs
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at Christmas. There's still time
to get the 89c chiffon and
service weights for Tic q pair; 81
three and four thread chiffons-
and all silk service weight hose for
soc; $125 super-service weight at
81; $1.35 two-thread 51-gauge chif-
fons at $1.08 q pair; and $3.50 two.
thread 51-gauge crepe chifions ire
inforced or sandal foot for evening"
-$l.20 pair. Hurry! First Floor.
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success via exquisite engraving
calling cards, invitations, an
nouncements, stationery, and so on.
ad infinitun. Avail yourself of
their experience-by stopping by
their new home an entire build
ing devoted to fine engraving and
printing. The new modern house
Of BREWOOD is now located at
12l7 G ST. (between 18th. and
13th). Phone DIS. 1868.
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ing Studio Shop
located way up in
s u 1T e 805 in
American Bldg.
When you buy q
new frock you
never know what
fiery see mes 1t
may live through!
II NAV r,lme with
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charming gifts
and are so
h a n dy for
travelling . :.
that are offered
at 81 and $3.50.
The jars in each
Marlene kit are
full size (not
trial size). The
81 kit contains
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Out with the
stars her
lovely dinner and
evening gov n S.
You'll find long
sleeved Dime r
gowns that COM
b inc formality
and informally
in exactly the
right degree IN Al.
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Election Returns, over huge ampli-
f1ers-between dances. Remember!
They never have a cover charge.
And there's an amazing $3.50 din
ner served Sundays. Drinks In
the Cocktail Lounge from 30c.
l0ll CONN. AVE. NAT. 4l41.
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there comes a
time in very
gloves life-when
a visit to the
cleaner Is imi-
nent. TIL a is
W h e r e t h e
S o UT H z r N
STELOS COM
PANY comes in!
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Night In the
LOUNGE at the
M A YFLOWER
. and learn
there who will
be "the peoples
c h dice" Re-
turns will be
en- in-be-
t W e en- S ID
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has designed a gold
m e s h eni n g
sandal-that looks
like gold wire! 1t
is toeless and heel
less -. and boasts
of the fact that it is
priced at $1S.75.
Helene believes it
will a bsolutely
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obSe 7 Y Q d
Pa U ii ne
Lord, " h o
opens TO-
m o T z o "
mig ht q I
the N o..
tito n q ] in
L" { I h q n
T Z o m G."
Q Shecon-
tinued: II
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per . . en-
chanted with
the scintn-
lating floor
h o W a n d
B q r n e e's
r h y t h m s.
w h en- the
music enos
t h e y G o
across to tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-01

arouse poetic frenzy for it
will give the illusion of dancing
on air" Other evening shoes
gold kid. silver kid, brocade, velvet
to add the final touch Of perfection
to your evening gown ). are priced
from s8.75 up. Do see them.
110l CONN. AVE.
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ana bleached heads
take a permanent
wave, most beauti-
fully. under his
watchful eye. Test
curls solve the prob
lem when you
put your h e a d
into his skilled,
clever hands, He
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VelQC. xOQ un0
it poisoning daily
at GUIDES In
luscious, rtoto GU S
colors. Just one of
the hundreds Of
blooms, fresh every
day at each CT the
four GUIDE stores
located around
t o W n. Corsages.
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passage n e e d
n OF be un-
charted. TIL e
stan at BRE-
WOODS, trained
by years Of ex-
perience. will
help guide you
toward your
goal of social
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the five necessary items for make
up -. and the larger kit contains
the addition of the 81 lipstick and
SOC rouge. The Marlene kits and
preparations are sold at Is local
beauty and apparel shops. Ask for
them at your favorite shop.
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ner there-and be confident that
everything will turn out as you
want it In the lofty luxury Of
this grand old mansion. Cocktails,
too. At 20th and r SITS. Phone
NORTH Sel8.
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Of expert
ence have
taught her
h o " to
clean even
t he most
d e lie q t e
garments
so tina
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Of delectable
dishes, subtly
pre- p q r e d,
deity served.
You can give
q t e q q
dance, q lun-
A.
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Potted plants. Table centerpieces.
Exquisitely arranged boxes Of cut
flowers. Beautiful baskets. They
are oil the work Of the floral artists
there. Visit the shop at i124
CONN., AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
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you may 60 to relax
and recorder" the
very finest spirits in
Washington =.
while this charm
ing HOTEL RAJ
EIGH is being COM
pletely modernized
with a new Pail
Mall" Restaurant. a
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But the feature
at the n e W
Perfume Bar"
should add a
Lincoln High
W ay-all it's
own. In cele-
bration Of the
o p e n / n g
WHELAN'S are
offering " r o i
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has seen round town. Lavishly
trimmed with Silver Fox
Ermine capes Chinchillette 80.
white Lapin e. white Fox
ct cetera, ct cetera! You'll also ind
untrimmed velvet wraps and
long flowing velvet capes. It's a
breath-taking collection and
you're sure to find your" wrap
there! Priced from 1855 down to
$685.. At $40 TWELFTH ST.
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Sc THE ELECTION SHOW
IS ALMOST ON"
Tuesday night will tell the tale.
Why not plan a party on Election
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" THIS Is REALLY EXCIT-
ING NEWS-for thou
sands Of hose conscious women!"
THE PALAIS ROYAL Is staging
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h" CELMA HAS THE
CLOTHES" she's
sitting pretty. She hears herself
talked about all over the ethyl So
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/" pUT YOUR HEAD INTO
GABRIEL'S HANDS"
-. he knows that the problem"
head is no longer a problem. Dyed
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ADVERTISEMENT.
=
""o o.: X %a Tow"

Sc COLUMBUS SAILED THE
SEAS with only the
starsIto guide him" Today, as you
sail the sea Of social life your
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into innumerable occasions. And
for invitations marked formal
many shining examples Of evening
gowns. Prices begin at 1885.
l345 CONN. AVE. End floor.
>>>>>>><>>>>
Sc THE CASE FOR YOUR
$50 COMPLEXION"
is presented by MARLENE. Do see
the attractive little kits that make
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Royale" perfume "a $3.50 value
for only $l95 and the IS size
for $1.45-all handsomely bottled.
Five delightful odeurs. HOS F ST.
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Lounge-where the "One-to- Two
Club holds forth and where
they can dance from / am. until
am. Phone Robert" for reserva-
tons. AID. 0700.
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INNER-VIEW

. Since styles ehonse os
frequently os they do. they
require on olert mind to keep
obreost Of whot is current"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-01

OF the evening
wraps that have
that regal sweep
Of velvet and rich
fur. You can &C
complish it most
inexpensively at
S A K S. They
have the most
magnificent COL
lection H e len e
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" SUCH POPULARITY is
REALLY A RARITY"
. Helene refers to the popularity
Of JACQUELN STORY'S charm
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"..THE WAY OF ALL MESH"
-. ends in a twinkling,
cleaning evening whimsy "a
brain-child of Mr.. Massey at
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and $3.50. At Ills CONN. AVE.
Elevator to 3rd floor. NAT. 804S.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
IS TORRID SUN AND
" TEEMING RAIN" are
taken in stride" by the African
Daisy (Gerbera) on the African
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zoe a pair to clean short ones: Csc
for long ones. 613 TWELFTH ST.
<<>>>>>>>>>>
" HERE'S ANOTHER IN
TERESTING HEAD
LINE!" It's always heads first"
at HEADS especially since Mr.
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q" STAY AS SWEET AS YOU
~ ARE" by sending
your finest clothes to MRS. HUNT
of the DUPONT LAUNDRY. Years
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Mother of the President
Is Hostess at Dinner
Mrs. James Roosevelt Entertains in New
York City-Notes of Activities OF
Residential Washington.

IRIS JAMES ROOSEVELT mother of the President enter
W Friday evening in the iridium Of
1 the st. Regis in New York City.
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley
luncheon yesterday at their home Leesburg
Hureys parents Admiral and Mrs Henry B. Wilson,
Fske Dudley Dr. and Mrs Dudley motored to
Lees % attend the luncheon
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Z l. ] z A B E T H
O'CONNOR carries
in her new shop
(next door to May
flower). Sport and
street dresses, mostly
apiece styles, can be
made up in any one
of 65 different colors.
No size too dimcult
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6 pLAYWARD SONS AND
L DAUGHTERS" are
SHOREHAM bound! They 60 din
ner dancing-and stay through SUP.
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will make your hair your" crown
ing glory. 1919 CONN. AVE. NAT.
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IS T TITLE GLOVE-what
now?" You can 60
blithely to business. to tea, to
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HEADS

Solvent, Vitalizer. Pomade, Sham
poo and Finger Wave-all for $500.
It'll give you a "head-start" for Fall
and Winter. 1886 CONN. AVE.
Phone DE. 5812.
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PUBBLING OVER WITH

GOOD SPIRITS" q.
you'll be. after you've spent an eve
ming in the joyful atmosphere of
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&c THINGS A WIND
80 SHOPPER DOESN'T
SEE" The "made-to-measure"
Suede Knit Fabric clothes that
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>>>>>>>>>>>>
6 IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF"
:. when 1t comes to CIV
ing q party at THE PARROT.
They will present a dazzling revue
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Head. Mr.. Wallace
and Mr.. Martin
have all three re-
turned from New
York with new hair
arrangements o n d
ideas galore. Try
their Monday Spe-
cial" . It's a
Vigorol treatment
Including the Oil
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I" COOP QUEEN BEss
MIGHT HAVE
SECURED" the seven seas In vain
-. and spent a fortune for any one
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your first futter. 1t may flame
with your second fight. In it you
may meet your third grand passion
or be consoled for your goth dis
illusion. Yes. Jacquelin Story has
the clothes for most romantic mo-
ments. Bar" dresses, dinner and
evening gowns, wraps. Her prices
start at $l0.95. 1917 F ST.
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" HUNDREDS OF SMART
YOUNG THINGS"
will beat a path tomorrow to
WILLIAMS Formal Opening!"
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" MEET AND DRINK in
the Raleigh Cocktail
Lounge" That's the spot the
very spirit of Washington where
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full japanese
Kimonos. q n d
Haori Coats
that are ideal
for ev eni ng
wraps and in
formal enter
tanning. Unique
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new lobby, suites, bachelor and
studio apartments and sleeping
rooms. Watch for the opening
date. 18TH and Penna. Ave.
<>>><>>>>>>>
" A SIAN ARTS is full of
new surprises" Mrs.
Moore has just received magnifi-
cent collection Of exquisitely color
Evening star., 1936-03-25
always ready.

THE address checked, Mrs. Wright
accepted it as conclusive proof of
his genuineness. She capitulated and
the Kids warm manner and his almost
girlish handsomeness had won again.
This is Friday and it is nearly noon.
Are you sure your father will be at
home to get wire?" Mrs. Wright in
tended to question him further before
she gave him money.
Dad wouldn't fail me-" The boys
faith in his dad was touching. But
he was reaching into his pocket. dad
gave me this long time ago. He said
it is gold and I should hate to lose it.
But if you would lend me something
on 1t could send him a wire and be
all right until he answered it." The
Kid extended toward her the shiny
medal he had picked up in the street.
Mrs. Wright looked sharply at the
piece. Her husband had been a nu-
mismatic and while she had sold his
collection of coins on his death she
still recognized money. This was
ether a good $40 gold piece or a fine
counterfeit. And counterfeit never
gets that worn. But she wasn't sure.
Would SIS take you home?" Mrs
Wright was wary now. The Kid
sensed it. and said: Gee. Mrs.
Wright, sure it would. But dad
wouldn't like it If I let you lend me
that much money. He'd say it was
imposing" Smart lad. That was all
it required to make Mrs. Wright con-
vinced that he was really on the level.
"TF you left something to secure the
loan, he couldn't object" She
went on, If you like, III keep your
pocketpiece until you return the
money. Here, son. you take this and
go on home. A young lad like you
has no business away from home"
Thanks for trusting me. I'll send
it right back to you when get home 4"
The Kid was half-apologetic for his
weakness in accepting forced loan.
Three hours later the Kid had had
lunch and seen a movie, when he ran
into Mrs. Wright on the street. She
stopped him, saying: Ronald, I
think maybe I had better not keep
your pocket piece. It might be valu-
able" She did not say at once that
she had just learned the coin had a
premium of $4,000. having been one of
the few coins minted in San Francisco
on the early machines, later wrecked
by the earthquake.
why" The Kid was panic
struck. you leave me alone! You
made the bargain yourself. If you
don't want it, sell it to some one else
and get your SIS back, if you can.
You made the bargain, now stick to
It'll" And with this speech delivered,
the Kid turned and ran.
1O2eI
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Romeo and Juliet"
TOBe Given TOniaht

Romeo and Juliet" will be presented
tonight at Roosevelt High School audi
torium, by the Bartfield Players Of
Washington, under the auspices Of the
Community Center Department. with
the cooperation of the Shakespeare
Society and the Cleveland Park
Women's Club.
In the audience will be Mrs. Rebecca
Greathouse, DR.. Alice Merrill, DR..
Anna Bartsch- Dunno, Mrs. George A.
McGsrvey, Mrs. Thomas j. Long, Miss
Geneva Ware, Miss Catheryn Chaloner,
Mrs. George Wright of Unadilla, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. B. Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Victory, DR.. E. v.
Wilcox, Judge Henry D. Fruit, Mr.. Fred
w. Dewart. Mr.. Joseph Haltigan and
other well known Washingtonians.
Members of the Bethesda -Newcome
Club, as well as many members Of the
Cleveland Park Club and the Shake
speare Society have taken tickets for
tonight's performance which will take
place at 8:15 o'clock.
The public may obtain tickets to-
night at the Roosevelt Auditorium box
ofhce, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-03-25
New York Society
Dance Saturday

The New York State Society will
sponsor a springtime dancing party
at the Shoreham Hotel Saturday
evening with dancing from 10 to
O'Clock. The usual good music will
be provided and as feature of the
evenings program lady's and gentle
mans door prize will be awarded.
Members are urged to attend and
TO bring their friends with them.
Visiting New Workers in the Nations
Capital are always welcome.
The committee in charge Of this
dance will include Or. Lamar Harris,
president; Miss Pauline B. Paro, secre-
tary; Mr.. c. NJ. Little, treasurer; Mr..
Walter D. Sutcnffe, Mr.. Samuel J.
Gompers, Miss Margaret Leona Decker,
DR.. w. j. Davis, Mr.. William F.
Richard, Mr.. Herbert G. Barott. Mr..
Henry H. Wright, Mr.. James E. Black
and Miss Mary Teresa Paro.