Oriental Carnival of Music and Dancing at Junior League Ball
The Junior League of Washington plans an Oriental ball January 23 at Rauscher's. Debutantes in costume, tableaux inspired by Maxfield Parrish and Dulac, and specialty dances promise a festive charity event with decorations of red canopies and gold Arabic figures. Proceeds support league charitable work.
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Junior League of Washington
Rauscher’s
Junior League of
City of Washington
National Junior League of America
Washington Girls
League
Teague
Marda
Orient
Mortimer Clark
Weyer Davis
Minna Blair
Margaret Clark
Louise Hamilton
Amy Bennett
Anna Montgomery
Mary Walder
Misses Tuttle
Mason Young
Georgia Schofield
Ruth Patterson
Marjory Helmbold
Floise Orme
Mildred Bacon
Katherine Burdette
Dorothy Wyeth
Frances Effinger
Carolyn Nash
Natalia Magruder
Mildred Cameron
Katherine Hitchcock
WE Street
Margaret Fahnestock
Sylvanus Stokes
Danderine promises dandruff cure and new hair growth
An old advertisement claims Danderine cleanses dandruff within ten minutes, stops itching, and grows new hair after a few weeks. It describes quick effects like shinier, fuller hair and urges buying a 75 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
National Guard Funds Cover Only In Service Mustering Costs
The document clarifies that national guard appropriations apply only when troops are not serving the United States. It states that expenses for mustering out guard troops are not payable from national guard funds but from appropriations for the regular army.
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Guard
National Guard
United States
Regular Army
Navy Promotion Board Results and Shipbuilding Policy
The Navy reports officer promotions by the Board of rear admirals for ranks from captain to rear admiral, detailing how many were selected or jumped across grades, and notes expected follow up promotions as vacancies arise. It discusses policy questions on applying selection to staff and Marine Corps promotions, congressional action on naval appropriations, shipbuilding programs, reactor and electrical drive debates, and a proposed joint airship program with a combined Army-Navy technical board.
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Harry S. Knapp
William I. Rodgers
Harry Mdl
P. Huse
George W. McElroy
Robert 5. Griffin
George FE. Burd
James H. Oliver
John Hood
Willam
Sims
Hugh Rodman
Henry B. Wilson
Senate
Navy Department
Daniels
Congress
Thea Navy
Ridley McLean
Marine Corps
White House
Senate Naval Committee
Robert S. Griffin
Representative Padgett
House Naval Committee
House
Mr. Padgett
Army and Navy
General Staff of
Army
General Board of the Navy
Navy
John H. Towers
George O. Sauter
Signal Corps
Stanley D. Embick
Coast Artillery Corps
Dan T. Moore
Field Artillery
General Staff
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Navy and Army share aviation funds and nitrate contracts
The army and navy will bear aviation costs from recent Congress appropriations. Navy contracts authorize about 51 million pounds of Chilean nitrate for powder making at roughly 2.20 per hundred pounds. The Mars will make three coal runs to the Pacific and collect nitrate at Taltal. Two cargoes were awarded to a New York German firm representing a Chilean concern, which cannot export nitrate due to war conditions, allowing lower prices than the current 2.35 per hundred pounds. Marine orders list several detachments and transfers for Haiti Santo Domingo and Olongapo, with retirements and duty changes. An automatic camera by a French inventor enables aviators to photograph 130 miles of terrain ahead.
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Daniels
Congress
Hmit
Navy Department
George P. Auld
Navy
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Cramp Yards
Philadelphia
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Mass
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Newport News
Mars
Pacific
United States
Taltal
Chile
New York
Cabinet and Finishing Shops Pitch Seasonal Shades
Cabinet and Finishing Shops promotes stain and enamel services for reed furniture offering shades for the season. Suggested colors include Tobacco Brown Silver Gray Austrian Brown French Gray Turkey Red. They special in regilding antique pieces and waxing Italian Walnut.
Mattress Renovation Then Luxurious Fabrics In Stock
A local shop advertises mattress renovation using the same ticking and new ticking options with prices for $3.00 and $6.00, plus special box springs at $16.50. Renovations claimed to be done by an Electric Picker and a large stock of decorative fabrics including tapestry damask brocade velvet velour. Estimates offered for slip covers with home sample consultations and delivery when finished.
Shade Shop Offers Made to Order Materials and Scotch Holland stock
The Shade Shop promotes custom orders across all materials with a looming Scotch Holland shortage addressed by heavy prior purchasing. They offer Hartshorn roller upgrades, guarantee top workmanship, and will have a representative visit with samples and special pricing.
Awning Shop Promises Quick Custom Awnings
The Awning Shop urges customers to act now before material costs rise further. They reserved heavy stock, offer ready made units, and will install when desired. Their Ideal Head-rod Hanger, a patented invention, provides ventilation not previously available, with reps ready to call on customers with samples.
Drapery Shop Offers Wide Selection and Special Prices
A local drapery shop advertises a full range of net scrim and elaborate overdraperies with all fabrics available for selection. It invites customers to consult with expert drapery salesmen and notes special prices on making up the curtains.
Carpet Shop Sale Offers Deep Cuts on Linoleums and More
Carpet Shop advertises savings from 25 to 40 percent on linoleums and carpets with prompt order fulfillment. Inlaid linoleums priced as low as 87 cents to 1. 定 The selection includes tiles and wood parquet, remnants by the yard, and plain color linoleums. A feature is alterations and relaying of customers own carpets with quick turnaround. Call or phone for estimates.
Local clubs and D A R chapters hold annual meetings
The News of sub World continues with reports from the Columbia Heights Art Club led by Mrs Augustus Knight at the Kenesaw. It covers officer elections for Southern Cross Chapter DU D C and Grand Army of the Republic circles, plus Dolly Madison Chapter marking District boundary stones with Fred Woodward and Stonewall Jackson Chapter planning future meetings and refreshments.
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Columbia Heights Art Club
Augustus Knight
Kenesaw
Wolhaupter
John H. Stokes
Freehold
N. J
Venice
F. Hopkinson Smith
F. D. Heisler
M. J. Griffith
Anton Heitmaler
St. Marks
Weihaupter
Engle
Logan
John L. Croissant
Hamilton
F. Carr Smith
Ethell
Leeds
C R. Cranmer
DeWitt Croissant
E. 8. Fuller
W. H. Howard
Co. L. Taylor
M. B. Tewkesbury
M. J
Southern Cross Chapter
DU. D. C
William Oscar Roome
North Carolina Avenue
Blanch Weat
Mises Mary R. Wilcox
Alice V. Ferguson
Minnisois Barrons
Mire Clarence al
U Os Grant Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army Hall
Laura Alemon
Almira Grose Clements
Alice M Mullgan
Alvina R Scott
Alice Burgess
Charlotte L. Barr
Eimma F Baynard
Rose M Sefton
Emma Hempler
Josephine O'Meara
Mary Miller
Henrietta Shelley
Miss Sefton
Ama Hempler
Lemon
Alice M. Mulligan
William McKinley
Lincoln
Col. Beck
Grand Army and the Sons of Veterans
Upton Halls
Falla Church
Washington
Rolten
Fred Woodward
Columbia Historical Society
Daughters of the
Woodward
Virginia
Petamar
Alexandria
Andrew Anderson
Water Power for Manila Street Railway Plan
A street railway company previously using Japanese coal to generate current plans water power for Manila and suburbs to furnish electric light and power. The project aims to develop hydroelectric capacity and expand service, signaling a major shift in energy sourcing for the city’s transit and illumination needs.
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Manila
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Lena Hitchcock
Maxfeld Parish
Dulac
Cmilla Lippincott
Mrs Lawrence Taker
Olga Prison
Julia Brice
Muriel Denys
Alexandrine Fitch
Candace Howard
Gwendoyin Denys
Susanne Chase Dor
Othea Denys
Elizabeth Smith
Morven Thompson
Martyn Brown
Walter Alexander
Lawrence Baker
Wilder Tom~lingson
Katherine Beale
Sylvenne Stokes
Reeves Harris
Mitton Bryan
Elizabeth Kingsbury
Mason Wright
Enid Sims
Charlottes von Winckler
Minnate Saxton
Harry Rust, Jr
Committee of Debutantes
Richardson Clover
Edward B. McLean
George Barnett
Robert Thompson
J. B. Larner
Thomas Walsh
Charles Boughton Wood
Montgomery Blair
Saulsbury
Hennen Jennings
Duncan Phillips
Hugh Scott
Cleveland Perkins
Gibson Fahnestock
Wiliam Crozier
Richard Garlow
Mabel Boardman
Henry Dimock
Victor Kauffman
C. Clover
E. Warwick Montgomery
E A. Fitch
Victor Kauffmann
Frank G. Carpenter
John W Thompson
F. B. Moran
Hdward C. Walker
Rauscher
United States Navy
Navy Building Program
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Capitol
Hope For
Scout
Zeppelin
Mee
L. W. T. Waller
United States Forces
Haiti
Marine Barracks
East Coast
J. C. Hughes
Santo Domingo
Naval Hospital
J. C. Fegan
Olongayo
Marine Detachment
Cincinnat
A. McC. Robbins
H. C. Danibels
Richmond Bryant
Washington D. G
W. F. Bevan
Headquarters
Lindt
RB. W. Woeth
Cincinnati
Olongapo
Byrat
H. M. Butlee
B. H. Jenkins
Maine
Giea
Woses & Sons, Shops
Mattress Shop
Shade Shop
Sub World
Mary Gould
Dorothy King
Katherine Karr
Virginia Hereford
Maud Morran
Mise Widith Sault
Hdna Wells
Julia Hampton
Jeana’ Richter
Maud ; Morgan
Columbia Heights
Art Club
U. S. Grant Circle
Ladies of
Dolly Madison
Dolly Madison Chapter
Flora
PB Johnson
Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Memorial
Vermont Avenue
Merwin
Mildred Lee
Children of the Confederacy
Mra Owen Doracy
Dodson
Dennis
E Ta Dawson
Water Power