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I Social and Personal
uul
at the Naval
: .... „i!i- of the hit? hops j
~hruting* the close j
ii examinations of ■
It will be held In
armory and will j
j• r classes. The ;
* '* , <•.nr.<in will be Riven
**' I-oft.
. tun* shown tonight
M \udit'irium will he i
; .,r* in “Seventh I
-- S
jf,r Berlin
, (hiii pa ii)
; ii, Haltimore today for
, ~ -i j Mrs. 1.. Dorsey
n :iM< tilling the per
... r iniihaiiser” this after*
’ I and Mrs. ('. L.
wit) hear Richard
Ki,* ( |i-raiaiiH" this evening.
limi.Kainliill
iloc Today
...* of Miss Kvelyn liar* i
i j a :: • igliter of Mr. and Mrs. j
,*,! Kaii'tali. I" lr. Kdward ;
j Hiinr.iliaii. .Ir,. will take!
~ si Paul's Protestant Kpis-!
, h i r ,-'i t :m this afternoon.
i.v Mill :>< performed by
H nr \i thin' K insolving, and 1
nr i liv a reception nt |
, i*r \'r iml Mrs. Randall, I
ii M * nit V rnon Place.
, nr>*l< who will he given In
in ! 11 *r t.illier, will have her
r >s Km*ly It. Randall, for
m.! nf ,'m. i The bridesmaids .
i* \tt- \l< x.nnler and Mrs.
**i i: hi, Mil .ir, sisters-in-law
, ;.i:■>■ Me i lorothy Holmes !
M Miss ’.truce K ill solving, |
Hanrahaii will have Hr. John
r ; . r !•'*il iilclplila for his host j
anil Hie m hers will fce Mr.:
r.lt-r llamlaM. hrother of the^
lir Kiiwm Nash ilroyles, Dr. i
Keinhofi'. .Ir., l)r. i
M T Kinin y .Ii . and Dr. John !
!*.>. '! 11. ill in.oiv; Ira K. Stew-j
Will.am < i Phelps, Jr., of I
i.til'i-M. Y > . and Dr. Charles j
Mi'ii* i'f New York city.
•DfH *!' ,M.Kami.ill from All
s *ii*i went up for the wedding
Ir and Mrs. Klliott H. Harwell, >
ilm; (ir.'inl
IVrim mu tire
r.l \ir* I: (I Chaney, of West
j'l Mr; Chaney's daughter,
h H P*itai arc in Haltimore to-1
' t ie Merlin Opera Com-'
' i iicc uf Tannliauser.*’ *
* " 111 _
'Jc; "’■ ■' , "' ,, i|osj W '“' 1 '"
Columbia
1923 ;
v _
Columbia introduces this year, a ployed in other cars that range well 1
1 "*. 1 fine Sixes representing more above Columbia in price.
automobile for each dollar of If is easily P°'" sible . therefore, for **
I- -01 we have ever before been ' r . ,
it , own comparison of Columbia values
’ t 1 u ht. — a comparison that cannot fail to
t niike most motor cars, these impress him with the outstanding
(C !. mb.ar. provide values that can be position Columbia has won in today's
vjsurecf and analysed —hot by automobile market. i
r vo:k or first impressions but Buyers who want a car that they
a definite unit-for-unit basis. c J n choose 1 and * n ° w th * y haVc
v , . , . chosen wisely, will do well to he
, ‘ u 1 mec hamcal unit oi the gin their search where they will
v 4 amlria Six is admittedly the qual- surely end it—at our exhibit of the
standard in its field; each is cm- 1923 Columbia Sixes.
COLUMBIA MOTORS COMPANY, DETROIT, U. S. A.
5? It p Red Seal Coniirwtcl Motor. Tim km A*la and
fcoari'tfx Sof<! Sec* Clutch Duraton Transmiaaror.
S rJr* I’nive; sal font*. Auto L ite starting, .iftii:>t and
'int.lo* Cemmer Str, ring Gear— at and ard aaectahaed
thtouihcmt Steel wheels extra Al! price s f. o b. Detroit
CHILDS & HUNTER
IF-LEPHONE 136 170-171 CONDUIT ST.
\ Columbia Si£ )
KED SCU. COMTIN&NTM. MOTOR TB —| HIM
Dance Tonight
At Cartel Hall
Carvel Hall will hold its usual Sat
urday night dance this evening from
7:30 to midnight.
Visiting In
New York
Mrs. W. O. Stevens is spending a
| few days in New York, where she is
the guest of Mrs. W. E. Hall.
< liange Of
Residence
Mrs. Harriett il. Hawkinß. who re
; cently occupied the house at 238 King
i George street has moved to 3 Ool
lege Green.
Miss Huydam entertained at three
tables of bridge yesterday afternoon,
with other guests coming In to tea
afterwards, ut the residence of her
*b*ter, Mrs. Raymond Stone.
/• —1 '
j Automobile
Show
; February 24,26 and 27
Before buying or getting in love with '
any make of car, wait until you have
seen the following:
Chandler Cleveland Buick
Ford Lincoln Chevrolet
Hupp Oakland Reo
Dodge Franklin Pierce-Arrow
Willys-Knight Nath Packard
Oldsmobile Columbia
A car for every taste. A price for every pocket-book.
Ranging in price from $321 to $7,750, Annapolis.
I - t
1 ‘Three weeks more to go for the Big Auto Show” j
'[ J
Tjlft EVifICIXC CAPITAL, ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND, SATURDAY, FERRUARY n. m-j
T lake ('•uiv i 1
At S. J. (.
John A. Sowers, son of the Rev. Dr
and Mrs. John S. Sowers, who has
fer the past six months been attend
ing the Mechanical Engineering
School at Cincinnati University, has
returned home and entered St. John's
CoHege.
Nllh Anniversary Of
Martin M. Smith
Martin M. Smith, well-known re
tired business man of the city, cele
brated his 80th birthday last night
in his home at 23 Randrtl street.
Members of the immediate family
present were Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernard
Lloyd. Augusta and Frances Lloyd, aud
Rudolph and William Smith. A num
ber of friends were also preseui to
congratulate Mr. Smith on his anni
versary and to enjoy the delightful
evening's entertainment.
Dammeyer Family Has
Birthday Reunion
On January 31, Christian Dammey
er, Sr., celebrated his 71st birthday
at his home on Charles street with
a family reunion, having the pleasure
of having all of his children with him
and of the grandchildren ail except
two. and two great-grandibildren.
Those present were Mrs. Philip
Roach, of Washington: Mr. and Mrs.
George Neumann, Mrs Hattie George.
Mr. aud Mrs. Roscot C. Rowe. Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Dammeyer, Jr.,
and Miss Hilda Dammeyer. Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Smith. Miss George, the
Neumann children. George children
and Rowe children, and the great
grandchildren, Everett and Jeanette
Smith.
W.&J.SLOANE I
1508 H STREET, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
!i . ■ • ' ij
A New Opportunity
is offered by the opening of our Division of
t •
Moderately Priced Furniture
In this collection we have assembled a complete stock of Furniture
that has been made and selected with meticulous care being,
' Corredt in Design—Dependable in Construction
i i •' Y '' ' • • 1
Our many years of experience in home furnishing and our close association with the manu
facture of much of our merchandise give to our clients an assurance of satisfaction and
i allows us to endorse, without reserve, ail articles that we sell.
■ •
We cordially invite you to inspect and become acquainted with
our stock whether or not an immediate purchase is contemplated.
I xtj i j
We would welcome your comparing our prices with those
j: ■*_ ■ , for similar goods elsewhere
* ' v * ' We list below but a few
Examples**fbur Moderately Priced Furniture
HAND -DECORATED BED ROOM SUITE, comprising twin beds, bureau, dressing
table, bench, night table, chiffonier, side chair (8 pieces) $290
MAHOGANY BED ROOM SUITE, comprising twin beds, night table, bureau,
chest of drawers, dressing table, dressing mirror, two side chairs (9*pieces) . . 350
WALNUT BED ROOM SUITE, comprising twin beds, night table, bureau, dressing
table, bench, chiffonier, side chair (8 pieces) . ,' t . . . . 525
MAHOGANY AND MAPLE BED ROOM SUITE, comprising double bed, night
table, bureau, chiffonier, dressing mirror, dressing table, side chair (7 pieces) . 630
WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising side-board, serving table, drawer-top
table, china cabinet, one arm-chair, five side chairs (10 pieces) 400
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising side-board, linen chest, dining
table, china cabinet, one armchair, five side chairs (10 pieces) 425
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising side-board, serving table, dining
table, china cabinet, one armchair, five side chairs (10 pieces) 525
CHESTNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising side-board, dining table, erving
table, china cabinet, one armchair, five side chairs (10 pieces) 935
Each piece is marked separately, and can be ordered indioidaaUy .
t OCCASIONAL PIECES
P 1 ™ s2° UP Secretaries .... $lB5 up End Tables .... $25 up
TOt-Top Tables . . 40 up Mirrors ..... 15 up Tea Wagons ... 20 ud
ORIENTAL RUGS AT EXCEPTIONAL PRICES
? We are able to offer a limited number of Genuine Handwoven Turkish Oriental Rugs
at an unusually moderate price
Size 6ftx9ft .. . $65 Size Bftxlo ft . . SIOO Size Bftxll ft . . $lO5
These are no more expensive than the best machine-woven rugs
Also a large selection of
SMALL ORIENTAL RUGS OF PERSIAN WEAVE
$25, 30,35, 40, 50 and up
DOMESTIC RUGS, CARPETS AND LINOLEUM
" RUGSOxlZ*.™*) CARPETS (27 in. wid.)
Reversible Wool to 35.00 Wiltons and Velvets .. . . $3.25 to 6.50 yd.
Velvets 72.50 to 77.50 Axminsters 3.00 to 6.50 yd.
Axminsters 44.00 to 80JC 0
Chenilles 75.00 to 1 10.C0 SEAMLESS WIDE CARPETS
iltons 82.50 to 135.00 Chenille (9.12. is. 20 h. width) . . $ll.OO aq. yd.
LINOLEUM
Plain . . . SIXO to 3.60 Inlaid . . . $1.65 to 3.00
■Store Hours: Frsfrhi
8 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. V frinn in the United 'States
*■ i l
. Itiekaufi-l'urnHl
) Wrddinif
Lieutenant and Mrs. Leo. H. The
, baud are in Haltimore today to at
. lend the wedding of his cousin. Paul
, Lewis Thebaud. son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Edward P. Thebaud. of Morristown.
i and Miss Frances Purnell, daughter
l of the late Mr. and Mrs. George VV.
- Purnell, of Snow Hill, at which Lieu
} tenant Thebaud will act as best man.
The ceremony will be performed at
4 o'clock at the Stafford Hotel, with
the Rev. Charles A. Dougherty of
Wilmington. Del,, officiating. Owing
to mourning in the family of the
bride, the wedding will be a quiet one
with only the two families and a few
intimate friends present.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her cousin. Dr. WMUiam Lyttleton
Robins of Washington. Her only at
tendant will be her niece Miss Ethel
A. Russell. The ushers will be Ed-
ward P. Tbebaud. 4r., of Morristown,
a brother of the bridegroom, and
John Dyokus Nichril* *„Heivlett, L. I.
Week-finding At
Cedar Park
Miss Daisy tarter, of Kilmarnock.
Ya.. will be the week-end guest of
Miss Annie Bryant Horsey, of Cedar
Park.
Advertise in the Kveafoir CanttaL
■ I . ' H'l I. UIL .. rn Mil

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