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Academy of Design
Members Guests at
Fine Arts Dinner
Work in Encouraging
Preserving High Art
Standards Lauded
Distinguished members of the Na
tional Academy of Design were
entertained at a dinner last night
at the Mayflower Hotel by the
Washington Society of Pine Arts.
Speakers praised the National Acad
emy, founded in 1836, for its con
sistent work in preserving and en
couraging the highest standards in
art. Some of the leading artists of
the United States were present at
the dinner and members of the
academy reciprocated in their com
plimentary references to the work
of the Washington Society of Pine
Arts.
Albert W. Atwood, president of
the Washington Society of Pine Arts,
presided and introduced Miss Leila
Mechlin, art critic of The Star, who
presented the guests and the speak
ers. These included Hobart Nichols,
president of the National Academy;
John Taylor Arms, the etcher; Miss
Leila Livingston Morse, the daughter
of S. P. B. Morse, founder and first
president of the National Academy;
Edward McCartan, sculptor, of the
National Academy; David E. Finley,
director of the National (Mellon)
Gallery of Art, and Senator Theo
dore p. Green of Rhode Island.
Other members of the National
Academy present were: Charles Bit
tinger, George Elmer Browne. Fred
erick D. Detwiller, H. A. MacNeil,
Miss Violet Oakley, Charles Keck
and Henry R. Rittenberg.
The list of guests follows:
Arms. John T. MacNeil. Mr.
Arrington, Mrs. P. McCartan. Mr.
Asplnwall. C. A. McCormick-Oood
Atwood. Albert W. hart. L.
Atwood. Mrs. McQlaullln. Mrs. W.
Bache. Mrs. Martha McKelway. B. M.
Berryman, c K. McKelway. Mrs.
Berryman. Mrs. McLean. Mrs. R.
Berryman. Miss P. Mechlin. Miss
Blttinger, Charles Meigs, Mrs. E. B.
Blair, David H. Millard. Miss Emily
Blair. Mrs. Morehouse. Mrs. J.
Bowerman. Mrs. Morse. Miss L.
Bowerman. Dr. O. Munn. Miss M.
Browne. George E. Nichols. Mr.
Browne. Mrs. Nichols. Mrs.
Burdette, Miss H. Nlcolay. Miss H.
Cambell. Miss Helen Nvman. Mrs.
Caemmerer. H. P. Oakley. Miss
Cash. W. B. O'Brien. Robert L.
Chesley. Mrs. W. Osgood. Miss Ruth
Clark. Mrs. Ethel Parsons. Robert
Coonley. Mrs. Avery Patterson. Miss N.
Cunlberti. Perando Putnam. Dr. Georaw
Cunlberti. Fernando Putnam. Mrs.
Curran. C. C. Rater. Miss Clara A.
Delano. F. A. Rittenberg. Mr.
Drinker. Miss C. Rittenberg. Mrs.
Detwiller. F. D. Rolle. A H. O.
Draper, Ernest G. Rolle, Mrs.
Draper. Mrs. Safford Mrs. L. F.
Dumbell. Miss K. E. Sager. Miss Ellen
Dunn. Charles A. R. Baunders. Miss Clara
Dunn, Mrs. ■ Segall. Miss Berta
Emerson. Miss Edith Sessions. Mts. B.
Faulkner. Barry Shaffer. Marshall
Finley. Miss Bliss Sloussat. St. George
Finley. David E. Stearns. Foster
Finley. Mrs. Stearns. Mrs.
Green. Senator T. Kimberly. Mrs. 8.
Guest. Miss Grace D. i^iooley. Mr.
Herbert. Miss C. W. achooley. Mrs.
Holland. Dr. L. B. Steuart. Miss Emllv
Hollerith. Miss Lucia Stevens, Miss Marian
Hoyt. Miss Edith Taggart. Mrs. M. H.
Huntington. W. C. Thom, Corcoran
Jex. Garnet Thom. Mrs. C.
Jex. Mrs. Thompson. Dr. L. M.
Kauffmann. R M. Thompson. Mrs.
Kauffmann. Mrs. Tibbott. Mrs.
Atwood. Bishop Totten. Ralph
Keck. Mr. C. Uppercue. Miss D
Klbbey. Miss B. J. Vail. Mrs. Eugene
Lea. Mrs. C. A. Walcott. Mrs. C. D.
Leland. Dr. Waldo Warren. Mrs. C.
Leland. Mrs. Weiss. Eugen
Lewis. Miss E. R. Weiss. Mrs.
Lillard. Stout Wilson. Clyde
Lillard. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Lober. George Wolfe. Dr. A. B.
Lober. Mrs. Young. Gordon
Luquer. Lynch Zlmmele. Mrs. M. B.
Long. Mts. B. Willoughby. Mrs.
Lowry, Mist Elinors
Delirious Fever Patient
Plunges to His Death
Andrew Richard White, 29, col
ored, of the 1600 block of Thirty
second street N.W., an undulant
fever patient in Providence Hospital,
plunged to his death yesterday from
his fourth-floor ward while in a de
lirium, according to police reports.
Hospital doctors said the man,
admitted several days ago, had been
under close observation, but ap
parently became delirious while the
nurse was out of the room and
leaped from the window. He was
pronounced dead by a member of
the hospital staff.
Police Seeking Man
In Double Stabbing
Police today were looking for a
24-year-old colored bus boy accused
of stabbing two fellow employes with
an ice pick at the Metropolitan Club,
Seventeenth and H streets N.W.,
yesterday.
Injured when the youth ran amok
were Prank McCormick, 47, in charge
of bus boys, and Lewis Hackley, 23.
They were treated at Emergency
Hospital for minor stab wounds and
allowed to return to work. Their
assailant fled after the attack.
According to information given
police, the youth rushed from the
elevator he was operating on the
fifth floor and slashed at Mr. Hack
ley with the ice pick, cutting the
latter’s lip. He then rode the eleva
tdr to the ground floor, where he
scuffled with Mr. McCormick, wield
ing the Ice pick and beating him In
the face with his free hand.
After saying something about
“more money,” Mr. McCormick said,
the employe ran out a rear door.
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non-fattening
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twice daily. When
tempted to indulge
in fattening tooas, enjoy
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keep graceful figures this way.
A cube makes a cup.
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Biggest Shortening
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in 29 Years!
The light and lovely cake you take
from the oven when you first use New
“Sure-Mix’* Crisco is not due to a
stroke of luck. It’s what- you expect
with Crisco! An amazing discovery
now makes Crisco do things for cakes
unheard of before with any home
shortening we know of.
SEE HOW YOUR CAKES IMPROVE!.
Hundreds of cakes made in our kitch
ens showed the difference. “Sure-Mix"
Crisco cakes turned Out higher than
the same cakes made with other short
enings—up to 15% higher depending
on the type of cake. They were lighter
—and tenderer. Better-eating! Get
these same triumphs with your cakes!
TENDER PIES-COLDEN FRIED FOODS!
Use Crisco’s help to get tender, flaky
pastry. Fry foods golden-crisp the
Crisco way... digestible as if baked
No shortening we know of is purer,
Jresher or creamier than Crisco.
APPLESAUCE SPICE CAKE
with dates, nuts and raisins-yum!
Vs, cup Crisco x teaspoon soda
n teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon cloves
7S cup sugar Vi teaspoon cinnamon
1 egg Vi cup nuts, chopped
1 cup applesauce Vi cup raisins
cups flour H cup dates, chopped
Blend together Crisco, salt, sugar and egg.
i (See what a smooth mixture ".Suro-Mixi'
Crisco gives.) Add alternately applesauce
and flour sifted with soda and spices. Stir
in chopped nuts, raisins and dates, the
latter floured lightly. Bake in a loaf pan
(9 Vi" x 5") in a moderate oven (350° F.)
for about one hour. When cool, ice with—
CREAM CHEESE ICIH6: Blend 1 package
cream cheese with Vi teaspoon vanilla.
Add 1 Vi cups sifted confectioners sugar
and 1 to 2 tablespoons milk to form
spreading consistency. Frost top of cake.
All Measurements Level
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NO MORE BATTERS THAT SEPARATEI
AfElY "S(/K£-AUX"
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FOR CAKES. PASTRY. FR/EP FOOPS
Make your next cake with New "Sure*
Mix” Crisco and see the difference. It
blends with other ingredients so batters
are nerer separated or "curdled.” That’s
one reason why your cakes turn out
better... higher, lighter, tenderer!
SMOOTH SEPARATED
WITH "lUU-IIIIX" WITH AHY OTMR
FRESH SPANISH
MACKEREL
lb. 36
Butterfish, Croakers, or
Trout 2,b* 15c
FANCY POLLOCK
FILLETS*10c
FRESH LOINS ,, 1 Ofi
Whole or Half «• |
CH UCK All Cuts One Price 15c
Cudehy'i 10 to 12 Ib. Skinned I
Smoked Hams u.nkV.'r_ib. 19c
Fresh B*oSD Fryers_"> 23c B
Star Strip Bacon puce ib. 15c V
Star Sausage Meat. »■ i**. 15c 1
Premium Franks'** 21c I
Country Style Sausage >b 17c m
Shoulder Lamb Roast 'b 12c A
CRISP
Iceberg
lettuce «
Crisp, Fresh Celenr buntU 5c
California Carrots— 4 f#r igc
Large Gropefru‘ "floamA 2 «jox. 25c
> Melina. Orange* * ,9c
Large Fl«- Orange*-— ^ ,5e
Juicy Tangerine*-, i9e
Roo*tcd^r°nut< ^
TOMATOES LUSCIOUS, RED-RIPE Nc°02 I
^MP PC P* BORDEN'S AMERICAN i/21b. P
VnCCjC * OR PIMIENTO z. pLgs. /JjC
HEINZ SOUPS<.X“) “n12c
Sugar GrinlaM 10 & 47c
A&P Sauerkraut_V 7c
N. B. C. 100% Bran_^ 9c
Rinso—2 *&. 15c Igr. box I9c
Spry_1 lb. ran 20c S lb. can 5lc
Cigarettes POPULAR BRANDS ctn* 1.20
Yukon Club Sparkling Water .3 boti.' 23c
Karo label Syrupib.»» 12c
Tomato Sauce Monte_2 can.' 9c
Lima Beans_3 «:» 20c
Date & NutB?i$D_2 ?.r. 25c
Grape Nuts Nvwr.$?w__2 box.. 25c
Daily Dog Food_6 25c
Aunt Jemima W -.2 •><*«» f 9c
Nutley Margarine_2 »*■ 19c
Light Meat Tuna_2 is 25c
Pineapple del monte no. 2% «n 17c
Peaches del MONTE __No. 2% can 14c
Tender Peas_3 no. 2 cans 23c
Spinach DEL MONTE _No. 2 Vi can I5c I
IIaIkv sliced cucumber a at os.». !
nemz pickle _ c i»r. ooc
PapHaiI DSL MONTF OR 9 No. 1 96,
VOGKIBII ARP FRUIT C tall cans Z3C
Gibbs’ Ketchup_3 U 25c
Bab-e For Cleaning Porcelain, etc. can 10c I
Babbitt’s Cleanser—3 I0c
Waldorf Tissue_4 «>us 15c
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OF 4-STAR BARGAINS
★★★★Preserves - - »M5C !|J27‘
★★★★Peanut Butter-.2^29c
X -X X- X- D mm Choico of Tomato Saaco, 16 os. Pj
^ ^ rt DeanS Bolton Stylo, or Vogotarian — _ can
★★★★Macaroni !,fi" 2<><>«*9e
★★★★Pure Jellies Currant) _ ^ f1***1 19e
It’s WHITE HOUSE %
Milk Week X
Cold weather suggests: Add "food fuel" to jl
your meals thriftily with White House Evapo- JS
rated Milk ... it gives richness and smooth- ^1
ness to soups, vegetables and desserts. Made, \l
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5010 1ST STREET 3105 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.
18th & RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E. (at Hamlin St.) '
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY
*
It's New!
dexo
PURE VEGETABLE
SHORTENING
c «,39e
for all cooking and baking
for quick meals
SPAM
MIRACLE MEAT
29*
DINTY MOORE
Beef Stew - 2 2«L? 29c
FRESH CREAMERY
BUTTER
TUB-CUT . SUNp^NFTLD
»>■ 34c ,b-36e
SUNNYFIELD
FLOUR - -19* -43*
PILLSBURY'S OR GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR-25* - 53*
Pure Lard 2 1 lb. rtns. 15c
JANE PARKER
SPICE and MOLASSES
CAKES - 27c
ROUND LAYER 1
CAKES AICING8D Ca ■ ■
A regular size cake of
WOODBURY'S
FACIAL SOAP 1 C
For Only |
with the purchase of
3 cakes for 22c
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