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CATHOLIC ALUMNAE
TO MEET SATURDAY
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JArchbishbp to B 6 Principal
Speaker at Soventh An
nual Session Here.
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; Archbishop Curley of Baltimore will
b? the principal speaker at the seventh
annual conference of the District o'
Columbia Chapter. International Fed
eration ot Catholic Alumnae, which v, ill
_ b? held at the Hotel Mayflower Satur
day Anions the other speakers w ill be
, ~ nicht Rev Thomas J Shahan. rector of
Catholid University: Right Rev Fldward
A Pace, vice rector. Rev Teter OuUday.
professor of history at Catholic I'm
versify. and Miss M Louise Darr. past
governor of the District chapter
3" Mrs. .tames JP. Hartnett, governor
£ mill preside at the conference and will
~ present a report of the work of-the
. chapter dining the last year, Mrs
Rirmnn M: Chesley will tell of the odu
eational program. Miss Anna J. Ready
will tell of'tfat social sen tee work that
£ has been done and Mrs. J. D, Sullivan
3 will report on literature.
The alumnae associations forming the
‘ chapter mill be represented by Miss
Ella’ Loraine Dorsey. Georgetown: Miss
I Use Our Liberal Lay-By
YOU HAVEN'T |
lijjjk FOR EASTER! |
Hundreds of Beautiful 5
New Spring Styles .. ; >
Ogfyfc, 1 New Coats of Kasheen in Natural , /
I an and Black . Satins, Failles, \
/I Flannels, Poiretsheen, Ben - J ►
Ftm., galines and Broadcloth*. < >
IN JUNIOR'S—-MISSES’—WOMEN'S— < ►
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| : ||M! Spring Coats I
X .T T You find n»o»t *ll the X
X r - - m J New FAthion notes cm- C
x \ "* "/ *“'•— bodied in these Smart Spring X
X \ —— - Zl Coats. . . . New Fabrics! X
X XZI Z- - jr±~ - —1 New Colors! New Furs! X
X -V- -v - H The savings are instantly X
X "Ti —"T * apparent! X
X V"" ~~ ~ 1 1 1 4/ a Price Which Civet No
\ \ Indication of Their Real Value!
c Jj q / \ Group of 50 New Spring Coats >
V j \ \ V Regular sl(i Valuta QA X
lS*y'** J I 1 \ All-wool Poirctahocn, with bssuti- X
V gl ful Far Collars. Durably lined. m W C
v If Navy Blua and Tan. #
Julia Kennedy. Holy Cross: Miss Cath
erine DuFeif. Holy Trinity: Mrs. George
Haggprty. Immaculata: Miss Alma
Happ. tmmaeulate Conception; Miss
Pauline Fling St. Anthony's: Miss Mar
garet M. McAllister. Notre Dame: Mrs
John R Fitzpatrick. Sacred Heart. Mrs
Fiank Schrider, Sacred Heart of Mary;'
Mrs. Lewis Payne. St. Cecelia's Miss
Rea trier Deeds. St. Patrick’s: Mrs. T D.
McCarthy. Visitation, and Mrs. J D
Sadler. Washington Circle. The otfill
a*efl schools will be represented by
Sts’er Agnes Cecelia of the Academy of
the Sacred Heart of Mary.
MRS. A. JONES TO FILL
DEMOCRATIC CLUB POST
Wife of Late Senator Elected Mem
ber of Board of National
Women's Body.
Mrs. Andreas A. Jones, wife of the
late Senator from New Mexico, has just
been elected a member of the board
ot governors of the National Women's
Democratic Club, and as a member of
the club's program committee is tak
ing an active part in pitinning the
pre-rampaign program here.
Mrs. Jones, who is the only woman
to have barn president of the club for
two successive terms and who was only
recently succeeded in that position bv
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair of Missouri,
is a frequent visitor at the clubhouse.
She expects to leave for Houston early
in June and it is thought that both
she and Mrs. Blair will play a promi
nent part among the women attending
ill? Democratic convention.
THE- SUNDAY KTAI?, WASHINGTON; TT. C„ ’SrARCTT 2ft PART’ T
'BRUSH FIRES BY RIVER
KEEP FIREMEN BUSY!
Blazes Along Anncostia Branch
Laid to Boys—Hundreds of
Spectators Drawn to Scene!, *-
Three brush flics along the Eastern
jJv.wich of the* Anarostla River from
Twenty-fourth to East Capitol, street
early last night, believed to have been
started by neighborhood boys in cele
bration of the first warm day of Sprln?,
kept two fire companies busy for nun *
than an hour last night and afforded a
spectacle for hiuidreds of spectators.
An aiea about five city blocks in
length and about a block in width w»-
swept clean of debris and brush before
the flames were put out by men of No..
| R and 10 fire engine companies. Tito
| first fire was started at Twenty-filth
street and Banning road at 6:40 o'rlocK
Mid two others about an hour later in
| the same neighborhood
As there were no buildings near, the !
flrem A n merely, kept the flames from
spreading.
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Club to Give Three. Plays.
Three one-act plays will be presented
by the Wigs and Queues Dramatic Club j
next Friday evening. March 30, at the ]
First Baptist Church. Sixteenth and O j
streets, for the benefit of the B. V. P U. j
convention fund. They are entitled j
“The Man Who Came Back," “Gray i
Days and Blue" and "The Teeth of the I
Gift Horse." Miss Lena G. Parks is
director.
AWAIT RETIREMENT.
Two Army Officers Sent Home From
Hendqnnrters Posts.
t* Lieut Col. Sidney 8. Underwood,
Ordnance Department at headquarters.;
4th Corps area, Atlanta. oa., and Lieut ,
Col. Frank H. - Adams Quartermaster t
Corps, at headquarters. 3d Corps area i
Governors Island. N. Y.. have been or
dered to their respective homes to await
retirement at the convenience of the
Government.
Col. Underwood is from Kentucky and
served as captain and major in the Ord
nance Department. National Army, dur
ing the World War In July. 1920 he
was appointed from the District of Co-;
lumbia a major in the regular Ordnance
Department and reached the grade of
lieutenant colonel in September, 1924
Col. Adams, who is from Ohio, was
awarded the distinguished service cross j
and a silver star, citation for gallantry
; in action while serving as colonel of
I infantry. National Army, during the
! World War. He entered the regular
Army as a private in the 17th Infantry !
in August. 1R93, and was commissioned
a second lieutenant of Infantry in July
1900. He was transferred to the Quar-1
Eatabliihtd 1843
Piano*
Direct Branch of Factory
1340 G St. N.W.
A number of bargains in used Grands
and Uprights. Full line of Brunswick
Panatropes and Records.
4. r CniitllT Mar.
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Special Sale |
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Refrigerators
Slightly Shopworn
Jvc£. Now
$125 *45
$204 *9B
McCray Refrigerator :
Sales Corp.
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termaster Corps in August. 1919. and
reached the grade of lieutenant colonel 1
in July. 1920.
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Fund for Statue Asked.
Appropriation of SfiO.OOO to aid the
State of Louisiana in erecting a staiue
| of Gen. Wheeler In Artdubon Park. New
♦ Orleans.- whs sought lif a MU introduced
! by Representative spearing. Democrat*
Louisiana.
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MEN’S CLASSES ELECT. |
Officers Chosen at Brookland Bap
tist Sunday School.
The following officers were elected at
the (onsolidatdon meeting of the Men** j
class of the Bi'ookland Baptist Sunday
School, Wednesday evening Lee M
! Clarke, president; Charles B Perry, vice ,
I president.; L. -O. Norris, second ’vied |
president; M. J. Brumbaugh, third vice
president,; W B. Mlddlekauff, Mere* j
| tary: C. A. Philip, treasurer; R, C, ]
• Hammark. assistant treasurer, building :
fund; D. C. Lancaster, assistant secre
tary. and W. P. Dye, teacher.
; Foreign Service Changes.
Recent changes In the United States j
| Foreign Service Include the appoint
ment of William.B. Douglass, Jr„ Dis
i tdet. of Columbia, as vice consul •at
Santo Domingo; the resignation of
j Harold L. Smith, Pennsylvania, j, lee
■ consul at Parts; th* transfer of flWtb
Merrill, Minnesota, f *o the State ©e
j partment to the Br; i- •. isles as an In
j spector. and the tranr' r of Walter-11
gchoellkopf. New York, second gear
| tarv, from Bucharest to the State- D
: payment. *
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Shipbuilding In the world is
nearly cdual the figures of early * l
1914.
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