Mme Gadski delights Willard Ballroom in Rigorous Recital
The Chamber Music Society presented Mme Johanna Gadski at the Willard ballroom last evening. A crowded hallway and extra seats marked the triumph as she delivered a demanding program with refined shading and powerful, flawless tone including Wir der Liebe and Isolde. Notable attendees listed among boxholders: Mrs Robert Mackenzie and others.
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Chamber Music Society
Mme Johanna Gadshin
Willard Balloom
Mme Gadski
Widmung
Schumann
Nachsteuck
Erlkoenig
Bohm
Wagner
Mme. Gadski
Isolde
Waegner
Robert Mackenzie
Charles Nelson Riker
Harold Marsh
Charles Bell
Crayke Simpson
Guy Gof
Alexander Bentley
H G Wells
George Paulleff
Robert Hincksey
Gladys Hincksey
Frances Sullivan
Everett Walker
Pleads for Irish funds at Gonzaga hall
Walter Edgerton Tiskoway urged Irish fundraising to avoid dependence on foreign aid as Britain fights in India Egypt and elsewhere. Anthony J. Barrett led the Pearse panel as Frank F. Walsh set to speak at Gonzaga hall next Thursday under the Joint Association of Railway Employes. Berthe M M Brown, 33, of 821 Fifth street NE, attempted suicide by iodine and was taken to Emergency hospital in non danger.
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Irish Republic
Walter Edgerton Tiskoway
Edgerton
Padraic H
France
Russia
Germany
Anthony J. Barrett
Hoelloway
Gongsga Hall
Joint
Association of Railway Employes of
Washington
Alexandria
Frank F. Walsh
Berthe M&m. Brown
Fifth Street
Agents search rear building after failed key request
Agent Henson stated he could not wait and sought a key to search a rear building, which appeared to be a barn and storage. Officers entered with a servant's invitation and were joined by two men, examining through a small opening. They found nothing suspicious and left quietly within 80 minutes, affidavits confirming the rear building was the only area examined.
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Weskemcun
Marta Kyanqesore
Henson
Elected New Commodore at Corinthian Yacht Club
Edward O Reed was chosen Commodore of the Corinthian Yacht Club at the annual meeting. Officers elected include RH Harper vice commodore F M Williams rear commodore F A Barnes secretary treasurer KR BR Rives recording secretary P B Castles treasurer and BE L Wilson WG Schafhirt and August Bussard trustees. A B Bennett retiring commodore was presented a ship's clock by J P Welcker in appreciation of his service.
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Edward 0. Reed
Corinthian Yacht Club
RH. Harper
F. M. Williams
F. A. Barnes
KR. BR. Rives
P. B. Castles
Treas
Urer
BE. L. Wilson
W. G. Schafhirt
August Bussard
A. B. Bennett
J. P. Welcker
Commission to Investigate U.S. Education Costs
The American Council on Education announced a commission to study public education costs across typical states and communities. Funding totaling 170000 is provided by the Commonwealth Fund Carnegie Corporation General Education Board and Milbank Memorial. Dr Strayer of Columbia University is chairman.
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United States
American Council On Education
Commonwealth Fund
Carnegie Corporation
General Education Board
Milbank Memorial
Samuel B. Capen
Washington
Edward C. Elliott
University of Montana
Elwood P. Cubberley
Stanford University
Thomas E. Finegan
State Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Pennsylvania
Laughing at the Constitution Aims to Aid Law Enforcers
Federal prohibition commissioner Haynes urges more than lip service to law enforcement. He calls for public officials to act as witnesses, and for citizens to attend court to back the government in enforcing Prohibition laws.
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Mr. Haynes
Eurther
National Gallery of Art Commission to Meet
The Smithsonian estab lished National Gallery of Art Commission will convene at the Smithsonian Tuesday at 10 30 a m. Executive committees meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Cosmos club and the advisory committee on accept ance of art works will meet tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Members include W K Bixby Joseph H Gest Charles Moore James Parmelee Herbert L Pratt John E Lodge Frank Jewett Mather Jr Charles A Pratt Edward W Redfield Herbert Adams Edwin H Blashfield Daniel Chester French Gari Meichers William H Holmes and Dr Charles D Wolcott secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.
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National Gallery of Art Commission
Smithsonian Institution
Cosmos Club
National Gallery of Art
W. K. Bixby
Joseph H. Gest
Charles Moore
James Parmelee
Herbert L. Pratt
John E
City Briefs Nominations and Meetings Across Local Groups
Civitan club plans a luncheon for officer nominations at the Shoreham tomorrow. Marine Band will perform at the Marine barracks this afternoon at 3. Arkansas society meets Wednesday at Thomson school. Sixteenth Street Highland Citizens meet tonight at Sixth Presbyterian church at 8. St. Mark's Men’s club hosts a turkey dinner Thursday for Rev and Mrs Stetson. National Capital Dental Society meets at George Washington University lecture hall No. 2 tomorrow night. North Washington Citizens Association gathers tonight at United Brethren church. George Washington Post No. 1 American Legion meets Wednesday night in District building at 8. Vaughn choir of Calvary Baptist to initiate new members tonight. Refreshments follow. “A Visit to the Holy Land” pictures shown at First Congregational Church tonight.
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Sixteenth Street Highland Citizens Association
Sixth Presbyterian Church
St. Mark’s Parish
C. B. Stetson
National Capital Dental Society
George Washington University
George Washington Post
The
American Legion
Vaughn Clyah
Calvary Baptist Church
Holy Land
First Congregational Church
Tenth and
G Streets
Meek Aves Se of Columbia Heights Citizens Association Meeting
The Columbia Heights Citizens Association meets tomorrow at 7 30 PM at St Stephen s Church 3017 Fourteenth Street. Judge Bundy a longtime active member and former president now 92 remains on the executive committee. The reception will be a community affair.
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Meek Aves
Columbia Heights
Jobless Getting Work as Business Increases
Unemployment in the United States shows a slow decline based on Labor Department monthly reports from 65 industrial centers. One-half of one percent payroll gains occurred from October to November with paper, lumber, iron and steel, auto, and textile sectors hiring, while railroad repair, leather, and food industries cut jobs. Among cities, Peoria and Perth Amboy posted large gains, Syracuse Dayton and Grand Rapids also rose, while Los Angeles New Orleans Brockton St. Louis varied. New York and Chicago saw small employment declines.
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United States
Labor Department
Department
Peoria
Ill
Perth Amboy
N. J
Syracuse
N. Y
Dayton
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Paul
Income Tax Unit Dance For Welfare League Benefit
More than 4900 employees of the income tax bureau will attend a reception and dance Tuesday night at Arcade auditorium. Commissioner D. H. Blair and Deputy Commissioner B. E. Batson will be guests of honor. The event supports the Welfare League with Edwin Smith as general chairman and C. A. Taquette as vice chairman.
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Income Tax Bureau
Arcade Auditorium
Edwin Smith
Welfare League
Internal Revenue
D. H. Blair
BE. B H. Batson
C. A. Taquette
A. A. Lustig
D. K. McConville
G. G. Harper
K. F. Erickson
E. 8. Strait
A. P. Wyand
BR. A. Shepard
J. T. Ineroa
Hazard
E. T. Lewis
D. W. Moser
W. H. Robinson
BC. Cooper
K. L. Osborn
W. G. Woodford
W. D. Middighaut
C. M. Wood
T. L. Haines
H. B. Rupprecht
F. B. Steffens
C. H. Beir
W. T. Peake
Grouch
F. E' Dodeze, Jr
J.-F. Hessenaar
D. H. Carro
D. J. Garretson
B. BR
Putnam
A. Schumann, Jr
Gc’ Hammond
Miss
D. Rea
A. B. Niess
Oehlert Transferred to Richmond Jail After Murder Conviction
William H. Oehlert, convicted Friday in Fairfax for first degree murder in the October 15 shooting of Henry Briscoe, was moved to Henrico County Jail in Richmond pending appeal. The transfer, done by Fairfax jailer Harvey Cross and a deputy, followed his protest over Fairfax Jail conditions and his prior escape attempt.
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Washington Post Bureau
N. Patrick St
Alexandria
William H. Oehlert
Fairfax
Henry Briscoe
Henrico County
Richmond
Oeshlert
Harvey Cross
Fairfax County
Oehlert
Americans Rush Home From Paris Lines For Christmas
Hundreds of Americans crowded French line offices in Paris seeking passage on the Paris liner to return home before Christmas. The voyage tomorrow carries a jolly crowd with passengers including Douglas Fairbanks and wife en route to California, Mme Emma Calve, Courtlandt F Bishop and the American consul general’s daughter, plus many Americans from Germany and Austria returning home, all slated for the homeward voyage.
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Paris
France
Germany
Austria
Tontinent
Lectaer Co
Women Fear Equal Rights Bill Clauses
At a Continental hotel meeting representatives from several national women's organizations warn passage of the constitutional amendment proposed by the National Woman's Party could jeopardize state guaranteed rights like eight hour workday laws. The groups include the National Consumers League National League of Women Voters National Women's Trade Union League YWCA WCTU General Federation of Women's Clubs and the National Women's Party. Mrs Richard Edwards, first vice president of the National Association of Women Voters, urged unity to prevent groups interested in women legislation from opposing each other in Congress.
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National Woman's Perty
Seveoral
National Women's Organizations
Continental Hotel
National Woman's Party
Ams
Organizationa
I F
W National Consumers League
National League of Women Voters
National Women's Trade Union League
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
General‘ Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Women’s Party
Richard Edwards
Spsy Vettea of Women Voters
Reception for Sokolg Ww Makes Washington Jews Excited
Announcement of the coming visit by the world leader and diplomat Nichum Sokelow stirs interest among local Jewish groups. Emile Berliner chairs the reception committee planning events at Harrington hotel with a general meeting set at Adath Israel synagogue to review preparations.
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Nichum Sokelow
the & Skolow
Harrington Hotel
Emile Berliner
They
Sekolow
Washington
Adath Israel
Sifth
I Streets
International teas discuss women's issues at National Party event
The second in a series of international teas was held yesterday at the national headquarters of the National Woman Party. Swedens Sirl Hard, Japan's Hide Inc gs, New Zealand's Nellie Scania Bee, and others spoke on problems facing foreign women, with Mrs. Donald Hooker chairing the Maryland branch event. Natalie Sumner Lincolin and Dwight Clarke presided at the tea table.
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Thair
Smex Ia
Sirl Hard
Sweden
Mme
Hide Inc Gs
Japan
Nellie Scania
New Zealand
Wognsne
Donald Hooker
Maryland
Cjetha
Womens Party
Natalie Sumner Lincolin
Wrs
Dwight Clarke
Mississanies
Montoya
T.ablay
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Walter E. Holloway
Pearse Council
E. O
American Council
ART Commission
Smithsonian
Civitan Club
Shoreham
Marine Band Orchestra
Marine Barracks
Arkansas Society
Thomson School
North
United Brethren Church
North Capitol
Abor Department
Income Tax Unit
Elks’ Memorial Services
Alexandra Lodge No. 758
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
H. A. Stewart
Lodge
L. F. Kelly
Samuel D. Nicholson
Colorado
God
Edgar Carpenter
Douglas Fairbanks
Havre
Piens
National Party
Federal National Bank
the Board of Directors
Byron
Adams Albert EB. Berry
Thomas Bones
Alexander Huntton
Walter A. Brown
John H. Clapp Myer Cohen
Wm. Hoowles Cooper John Dolph
John Eyron
W. F. Ham
L. L. Perkins
United
Stintes Fidelity
Gusranty
M. Bis Southern Bug
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