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beauty and joy to the tired tourist
doing the town on hot day.
Famous Peacock Room
Has Its Attractions.
OF course the famous peacock
room-unique Of. its kinds the
piece de resistance of the Freer Gal
lery. but on the way we always stop
in Gallery x, which is filled with
an adorable collection Of Whistler's
smaller pictures, many of them
deep-set in their frames &. delight
full, sketchy, mundane art fig
ures in flesh color and green .
charming female figures in twilight
grays blue and gold and
then a jolly game every one enjoys
looking for Whistler's hallmark, the
butterfly on each of the small
paintings.
Then to the peacock room, whose
decorations reflect FURNISHED gold in
the bright spring sunlight. In pass
ing: Unless one had several dining
rooms he would not care for this
one. But it's grand museum piece
and to sit awhile on the bench look
ing at the portrait of the beWitch-
ing princess standing over the
mantle, is delightful. She is Miss
Christine Spartali (Mrs. Edward de
Cahen), daughter of a sometime
Greek Consul General in London.
Miss Spartali, at Whistler's request,
posed for the princess during the
winter of 1864. Her father did
not like the portrait of his daughter
and was not interested in buying it.
1t later came into the possession of
Mr.. Leyland, wealthy shipbuilder
in London, and finally became the
chief attraction in his Whistlerian
dining room-the peacock room.
Facing the princess in her gray
and pink kimono with a red sash
so dainty and exquisite, is the side
board above which are the glorious
looking gold peacocks known as the
rich and poor peacock, which Mr.:
Whistler meant for himself and his
rich client, who always seemed to
have peeved him beyond endurance.
Illuminated Manuscripts
And Oriental Art. - -.
One does not have to be very
learned to enjoy the rich collection
Of Illuminated manuscripts and
Oriental art in the Near East exhibit
IN the gallery. It's all so nicely ar
ranged. Two pages of the couplets
from the "Odes of Eafiz" are among
the exquisitely illuminated manu-
scripts in the Near East display.
20 cup-bearer, give wine; suf-
fer no grief for friend or foeman;
for to our hearts desire, the
enemy has gone and the true Be-
loved (God) has come"
Book bindings of rare beauty and
an indescribably beautiful vase OF
soft, dense white clay, covered with
a thick, translucent lapis-lazuli blue
glaze and decorated with plants and
animals, birds, beacocks and the
most adorable and amusing pole
players on horses whose like was
never seen on land or sea. Ponies
with cropped tails like the polo pony
OF today; the mallets are much
heftier, however, than those in use
at the present time-it's doubtful
If the polo player of today could
manage them.
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U.D.C. Card Party
Benefit Tomorrow

The Robert E. Lee Chapter, No.
644, United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, will hold it's annual benefit
card party at 1922 Vermont avenue
tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
Mrs. R. B. Whitehurst is chair
man of entertainment and she and
her committee are making table
and prize arrangements with Mrs
Clarence Engle in charge of the
candy table.
Mrs Oscar H. McWhorter is presi-
dent of the chapter.
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Ing OF the SAKS Fur
Company, which has
such a glorious COL
lection of spring furs.
Silver Fox in scarfs,
jackets and capes.
Jackets Of natural
lynx and dyed squir-
rel. Scarfs of Baum
M a RI e n, Kolinsky
and Sakes. FurS
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make the HOTEL HAMILTON
your meeting place after the Office,
or shopping-and partake of de-
licious foods, uplifting beverages
and smooth music. Dinner and
dancing-both for $1.O0. And
you'll 60 back time and time again
that's how pleased you'll be. No
charge for parking your car after
S pm. 14th and K SITS. Phone
DIS. 1880.
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Or: George Lloyd
Will Be Tea Guest

DR.. George Lloyd, head of Mount
Vernon Seminary, and Mrs. Lloyd
will be guests of honor at tea We'd
nesday afternoon of Mrs. Willughby
S. Chesley, who will entertain at the
Arts Club. Her other guests will
be members of the alumni associa-
ton of the school,
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proud of the gorgeous brilliant
blooms that fare forth daily from
their conveniently located shops
as heralds of spring. Tulips. Del
phinium, Roses, Mimosa, Violets,
Gardenias, garden flowers and
Orchids are there in abundance.
1924 CONN. AVE. Phone DIS.
8450.
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be a thrill from start
to finish just to
get away from hum
drum run of things!
You'll love it-be-
cause they feature
dinner-d dancing from
5 to 9 nightly. That
means. instead Of
planning a cherries
Nvy1~,~~
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Mrs. Barnett
COnValescin6

Mrs. George Barnett is con-
valescing from a several months
illness at her home on Rhode
Island avenue. She has no i'm
mediate plans for leaving WASH
ington and is still under a doc
tors care,
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Wed in Baltimore

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hautz OF
Arlington, Va, announce the mar
rfage Of their daughter, Mrs. George
Hautz Peterson, to Detective Sergt.
Joseph Sincavitz of this city.
The wedding took place Saturday,
March 8. in Baltimore,
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h a We b en-
t e m p orarily
ruined by runs
and snags-to
the STELOS
CO M P ANY.
They will be
r e p a / re d
quickly an d
invisibly. Only
15c for the
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turns the spot
light on the BEAU
ties of nature
particularly the
glorious beauties
Of growing things.
Flowers are never
quite so lovely as
in springtime .
and GUIDES have
= ~ ~H 4 - ~
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Do II NOW! Not only will you
lose weight in pounds and inches
but course Of treatments will re-
lieve your tired, jagged nerves and
stimulate your circulation! Special
monthly rates. 1921 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 1916.
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fun-and so i'm
portant in hi S
social whirl. Round
up S or 6 couples
and form a dancing
class at Ethel Fis-
tere's A r T H U r
M U r r A Y
S T U D 10. 1lOl
CONN. AVE. Phone
DIS. 2460.
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silhouette? No?
Well, don't fret
IS i m ply put
yourself in the
hands Of the ex-
perts at the
EMILE HEALTH
CL U B. A n d
don't say III
do it next week
or next month"
Evening star., 1940-03-31

HOSIERY -.
which goes on
sale starting
tomorrow at
THE PALAIS
r o Y A L.
TAG stands
for "Tested,
approved and
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About Well>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Beauty Reigns in Freer Gallery;
Peacock Room in Spring Sunshine;
Rich Manuscripts, Oriental Art
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD


few days when paying
Gallery OF Art struck the
and lawns surrounding Of the most interesting
IN washington The Smithsonian Institution
the Old National Museum be all
architectural beauty
time give bit OF color and resfu feeling
OF the new white Government buildings bordering
The buildings architecture
but after several blocks of
guards tells me the old National Museumth
drawing card-averags all the
The Freer Gallery with its classic
to the old buildings the
which faces the foyer main
building.
They the Lion
keep
The courts where Jamshyd glored and drank Deep"
ano metnmks Omar the old
have found pleasure wandering
hou or doing at the the
Blessings the late Mr. Gilbert
mnt for there lovely
mnt Enthusiastically the Building
Department OF Agriculture where
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" THIS is DOC. HELENEs
prescription" for an
anemic hosiery wardrobe. Take
those still-wearable stockings-that
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I" THROUGH THEIR poR-
TAILS PASS THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL FURS IN
WASHINGTON" Helene's talk
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c h a r m IN g
place has be-
come such a
favored spot
for young and
old a ke.
T h er IS q
glorious menu
with spring
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" COLoRFUL AIDS TO
THE SPIRIT OF
SPRING" can be found in
abundance at GUIDES. Spring
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you can wear over your suits and
coats now-and over your dresses
Through the summer and fall. go
18th St.
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" DEDICATED TO THE
PROPOSITION" q.

That's what the
Hotel Raleigh en-
deavors to do.
And 80 every
Saturday at l
pm. there's q
Murray = Go =
Round Fashion
Show Luncheon"
in the P ALL
MALL ROOM
IL
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you'll BE IN THE
MOOD FOR DAN.
C1NG" If you know how to
dance we'll! And it's always such
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+" CAMAL1ER g. BUCKLEY
KNOWS WHAT YOU
WANT" in handbags-and has It'll
Exquisite handbags to dramatic
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first short thread run; zoe for the
first long thread run; SC for each
additional run. 613 18th ST.
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tential qualities.
Let her equip
you for a career
in fashion mod
cling. A course
of Is one-hour
lessons will give
you poise. i'm
prove posture,
and train you to
mOSel Nrofcc
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" A RE YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR FIG
URE?" Have you a slim waist and
narrow hips to wear the new torso
Evening star., 1940-03-31

your spring cos
t U m e S in a
glorious array
Of colors. leath-
ers and styles
at prices
starting from
$500. Patent
leather in black
and colors.
. U I hon Ele-
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d" 7 I'VE AT HOMELAND like
It'll" You will after
STYLE, INC, has dressed up your
living room furniture with exciting
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RALEIGH

are modelled for the delight and
edification Of the luncheon crowd.
During the intermissions-there
are dances by Arthur Murray teach
ers-and luncheonites can dance
to Bert Bernath's smooth rhythms.
You get a complete luncheon for
$l.00-Mr. Arthur-NAT, 1910,
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luncheon, dinner and supper
prices from Sl.0O up. Also sand
wiches, salads-and la carte serv-
ice. Old-fashioned tea combina-
tions served from 3 to 6. Located
halfway between Alexandria and
Mt. Vernon-on Mt. Vernon Me-
mortal Highway. Phone TIE. 5000.
" NOT ALL GIRLS ARE
BORN BEAUTIFUL
but to ALL are offered THELMA
DOYLES genius for improving po-
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sionally Washington Model School.
1909 CONN. AVE. (ent 1909 18th
ST.. DU. 0404.
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phant Hide. Morocco, Lizard, Snake,
Alligator and Frogskin. il4l
CONN. AVE.
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new spring
slip covers.
E x q usite
n e " pat
t e r n S -
m o d e r n,
fresh and
C. a ful
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I" TWO FEET FROM HAP
PINESS," you'll have
the moment you stock up on
LADY WASHINGTON TAG"
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WHEN DAY is DONE"
-. take time out for
dinner in the delightful atmosphere
of the HOTEL HAMILTON. It'll
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/" ITS TIME TO DRIVE
OUT TO COLLING-
WOOD" where the trees are
budding, birds are singing. This
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:. . smartly styled into well fitting,
beautifully made slip covers. Drop
in and see the fabrics. 1920
CONN. AVE.
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4lUelIeIe WstlaiteueIdlIIeIH IttiU. sSNUeH,
4, 4,641, ,1S4; MetbpoiIten, 5.571, ,446; !;
8aptiiten, 1929, ,199; Meeerbaptilten,
53,7s2,264; Hresbpterianer, 1877 I
927; Gpisfopanirde, 1876, 1856; ];
.gereinieie autberiide Stride, 1886
612.
8rafbent 9ooiebelt nnb 8enbell Bia-
Tic gratihieren fatbolifder 3eitfdrift
Ser nunmebr ieit einem Sabre be-
itebenoen fatboliiden 3eitidrift n9be
goiee for Snnan Hiebts". !. NetD yorf,
iino, tpie mir aus Der MngnItnummer
erfeben, bon HrGiioent Noeiebelt ,it0
ieinem BabI9egner @enoea @iafie
gum eriten Sabrestag ees 8eftebens
Der 8odenidrift Die better, gliid,piin-
ide fir ibre grfelee i'm 4ampfe se-
gen religiofe 1lno rafiiihe gorurteile
auseeiproden iooroen.
.Jreibeit BEG 9efenntniifes, tpie fie
Die 8eisbeit iino Boransiibt anferer
Borbdter in Der 8erfaiiung nie6erge-
legt bat, iino ftets I'M 2eben itnferer
Station cine @ardntie fir 5rieoen
nn6 Slid eepelen. Sebe ielbftifde
@rllppe, Die 0sitbiireer ipegen ibrer
Naiie ooer Heligion berabtlib MAIDEN
uollte, ipiirbe oaber Die f,,nbantenta-
len Gehte aller bebroben'', 10 briidte
iid 8raiibent Gooiebelt ii. a. IN fei-
mem S6reiben aus.
@enoea 6. 8iafie briidte iid Gbn-
Iid aus: ,,gs NOR iebr freunolib1
bon Sbnetl. mir bic @eleeenbeit 5n
geben, Dem Committee oi gntbolies
for 9uman 4isbts meine Anerfe,nning
fir bas I0blibe ltnternebmen aus3u-
ipreden. @eute, 6a in 10 bielen 2ei-
len Der 8elt 10 biel @etpidt anf rai-
iiide ,,no reIieioie l1nteribiebe gelegt
ipiro, biloet cine @rnppe. inie sic
0ieieIbe oaritenen, cine @etpabr fir
uHfSLt StHlulIultts.1.
MuBer oieien @liidpunfdidreiben
Iiefen aug Glaiien international be-
riibmter Berionlihfeiten, golitiferll,
Diplomaten, @efddftsle,iten, gr5ie-
bern, gertretern Der Mifienidaft nuo
Der 8iibne belobigenoe Sdreiben elm,
). .. bon 8ntb 8rpan 8oboe, ebema-l
Tiger Botfdafter bon Danemorf, @upI
5tanton Soro. Braiioent Der l1niper=
iitat bon Minneiota, Brod Ben1ber-
ton, 8iibnenbireffor II. a.
Die arbeit bes &omitees bat 1id
in LETTER 3eit bor alle,n o,lf bie Nuf-
gabe fonaentriert, feHsulteaen, in mel
dem AnsmaBe reliei0ie nno roffiide
Bormrteile in ben Ser. Staaten a5,l-
treffen fino. Angereat ipairbe bas
Stn6inm Der Grage bon Or. gmma-
nual Chapman bon Der Gorobam Uni
berfitat iino betrieben inter Qeitnne
bon Sbipe5ter Waarb Mi. WaoeIeba,
8r6iioentin oes ct. Morp's College
bon Notre Dame, sSno., l,no bohip.
Or. BanI SanIeD 1urleD bon Der
antb. llniberfitdt in Baibington.
4 \ \
gbina Seripirft 2eidenberbrennnns
g8ie Der -8eribt aug CHUNG
.fing, China, meloet, bat bic Megie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
MQcrlti aus allcr &cIt k.
It. 6. Jraa bor geridt

&ts 10 U%uA wv VC&tSyS
@ir fino, 10 ibreibt Der Catholic
gbronicle". bic einais iiberIebenoe
Democratic Der @elt, no Der Bolts
ipiIle @efes 1T, ,mo beribieoene 9at-
faden beiueifen. bob nod elm g,,tes
6tid driftIider CHM in unierm
goIfe Iebt.
auf ben beioen groben &onbentio-
men ip,,roen ale 8erotidlagingen
nit @ebet er0ffnef. lln6 bas mar
feline blobe 5ormalit6t. gerfdieoene
@eoner erip1bnten Gott ,,no riefen
ibn Inn feline Giibrung an. @s itano
Sies I'M seraben Gesenias 3u europa
ifben 2onferen5en nno gerfamnlune
gen, bon ben @ott offi5ielI eebonnt
1T ,nb iein FL. Same bObitens in
I1fterbafter @eiIe ertpdbnt miro. 81,
nnferm 2anoe gibt es feline Bereini-
gung bon Stride nnb 5taat nnb mir
tpiiniben es aud nidt. Snbes aner-
xennen Die brei Mbteiluneen ,,nferer
@egierune Die briftliden Brinaipien,
Die ,lniere Sanoliineen Ieiten follen.
Gin in 6iefer 8e5iebuns befonbers
erfreulider gorfan ereienete fid in
eine,n ,,nierer @eridtsbofe, mo in Ell
mem getpiiien Sale Die gbre Der
Mutter @ottes gerettet iplroe. Gin
Meinfabrifnnt eripablte ben Namen
.,Nsnoonna" ols &anbelsmarfe fit
jein Brobuft nno neriubte oiefelbe i'm
Il. g. Yatentan,t regiftrieren sn Iof=
len. Die Heeiitrierune tpltrbe berpei-
CERT, NIT Der Beeriinonne, bies lei
cine gernnebr,,ne. Cine 8erufnne on
Die Court of gnitoms nno Hatent
MppeaIs puroe erboben, aber biefes
Tribunal belt Die @ntfbeiouns bes
Batentamtes nlifreht. Ser @eribts-
bof bate feline @ntfdeioune bamit be-
griinbet, nit benz Namen ,,Mabon=
ma" beaeibne man Die allerfeliefte
Sunefran Maria nn6 es ipdre cine
Ber,lnebr,lng, oieien gamen in Erinf-
Iofalen ails5nitellen.
,,Die sssunafrau Wearia'', erflarte
Der @eridtsbof, lit bas erbaben5te
Weifpiel reiner 9rauenipiirbe nnb Die
ganae driftlibe @elt ebrt fie als ioI-
DIE. ssbre gil6nif1e rno Statnen fte=
ben in bober reliaioier Berebruna
bel allen Gbriiten."
Die dariStIid1e @esinn,nn nnS reIi-