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Evening journal., 1923-02-03
JUNIOR "PRoM"
HAPPY EVENT
University of Delaware
Folk Dance Night
Away

one OF the most delightful fuuc-
tions on the social calendar Of the
University Of Delaware for the pres
ent college wear. was held in the
Hotter dupont last evening. It was
the Junior Prom, and between l25
and $50 couples participated. The
dance. which was formal. was held
In the gold ballroom. The refresh
ments were served at midnight in
the duBarry room. Il was couced-
edly one OF the best-managed ANA
ENJOYABLE proms ever held under the
auspices OF the Blue and Gold. No,
only was the student body OF the
University strongly represented on
The floor. but alumni and slumnae
foregsthered in large numb to
take part in the dance. Many OF
The costumes were both beautiful
and novel, both IN color effect and
design.
Madden's Orchestra. augmented to
ten pieces. furnished the music.
While the dances were on. vari-
colored lights were played over the
dancers.
The patronesses were: Mrs. wal |
for Huh hen. Miss Winifred !. Rob !
inson. AIRS Charles A. McCue. Mrs
George Carter. Airs William u
Denney Mrs. Charles r. Evans. Mrs.
?. $. dupont, Mrs. Everett c. John
son. Mrs. II Rodney sharp. Mrs O..
: Rankin. Mrs r. 3 Harris. Mrs
Clarence A. Short. Mrs Harold TT
fany. Mrs. F. NJ Foster. Mrs
George f. putton and Mrs. Norris
y Wright.
Other guests were Dr. Walter
Hullihen. president Of the univer-
$ ~: Prof George F. Dutton. Charles
p. Evans, treasurer OF the unlver-
sity. Pro-. r. 3. Harris. Prof. F.
NJ X. Foster. Major Lathe b. Row
and George Carter.
The prom was given by the class
M 1924. the officers Of which are as
follows; Isaac :. Elliott. president: +,
7 Harmer Donaldson. vice president: =.
Harold ". Clif;. secretary, and A. O. :
~. Grier. treasurer.
The prom committees were:
Executive ?. p. Smith. W. X.
fNNNUFNNdAA hfN lA W o. y iAAt.
Program Invitations and Tickets:
,. II Schsefer and II. Barker.
Han and Refreshments-P l.. Nc
Whorter and l.. Corkran.
Muse and Decorations-A. o. II.
Grier and VIM Howard.
Pstronesses-C. A. Smith and ].
~ Frear Jr
The dance programs were strik-
irglv attractive The covers were
NJ figured blue leather with seal OF ,
he university and the inscription.
Junior Prom, 1924" superimposed
hereon. The siiken cords were of II
I'd gold thereby making up the col o
age colors. Il
The grand march was led by Isaac
Elliott. president OF the class :
he dance lasted from . until ?
clock =
While the young folk were dane 'o
x. the patronesses and other guests
,und diversion in playing bridge. -
Roth the students and their guests 'e
ere emphatic in their praise OF
larry J Harkins and his stan for -
he hearty and effective aid they
ave in making the prom a success. .
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
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Miss Alice p. Csndee viii he one
Of the bridesmaids a the wedding
of Miss Janet Croll, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Croll, Of Flushing.
l.. T.. and Alexander P. Morgan.
which will take place on February
TO- In Madison Avenue Pres6yt
Church. New York city.
Mrs A. Felix dupont and SON
Richard Mr.. and Mrs. W. Poyntell
Johnston and Poynten. Jr, return
ID today from weeks stay AT
Quebec. Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. Blatz.
Mr. and Mrs William e. Rlatz, and
children. Mr.. and Mrs Paul j. Tas
aart the Misses Madeline and kath-
crime Gerner. r. y. Kelmig. Miss
Marie e Keimig John j. Raskob
and District Attorney James u.
Hshes. Jr. left todsy to attend the
wedding Of Miss May de Lacy. OF
New York city, and Pete A. Blatz,
/ OF Wilmington.
The wedding will take place al II !
o'clock Monday IN Holy Trinity r. |
e.. Church 4 recept on and break |
fast VIII follow at the Waldorf-As- /
toria Hotel After am extended we'd
ding "trip the Young people will make
their home in this city.
Freder.cs j. BIatz and Mr.. Hughes
will he uaherS.
Mr. and Mrs. Macmillan Hoopes
i
evening for their son before the
junior dancins class.
Morris r Poucher and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Poucher. have re-
turned from two weeks stay Al
Augusta, Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mitchell
spent the past weekend at their
.oaase at Rehoboth.
Miss Carolyn Pennington will give J
. small dinner party tbs evening
.ffore the small and Early"
The Misses Hebb school has IS Y
.ued invitations for Valentine
lance 10 he held on the evening
if February 10. p
Miss Marsaretta DUPONT and Miss
-'ctor.ne DUPONT have returned from
weeks stay in Atlantic city o
Mise Dora Sexton entertained AZ
ridge luncheon on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ToplCs and O.,
suehter Esther. sailed today from II
,ew York on the Empress OF Scot 10
and" for Mediterranean ports and r
'alestine. They expect to he away q
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Topkls
vent TO New York to see Mr.. and
Mrs Topkis and daughter sail a
Mr.. and Mrs Trenoe DUPONT. DR. y
nd Mrs. James A. Draper and Mr.. d
ma Mrs Walter $. Carpenter will {,
cave about February IS. for Palm
icach
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. smith. Of le
myrns: Mrs. Edward MsIoney and a'
irs. Margaret Marvel OF PhuadeI-
nia. We're recent guests Of Mrs
Gorge r. Terrell Ile North Frank ol
% street. r.
Earle y. Buckley. 1897 Trenton in
lace. who has been ill at his home
'r the past month from grip. is
owly improving d.
Mrs. r. g. Hudson. of sf7 Van "a
ever avenue. Lent this week Tor m
lorida, for an indefinite stay.
MiSS Beatrice J3cobv returned to of
ou"hor College. Baltimore. on D.
hursdav after spending several w
iys with her parents M and Mrs. a'
onis Iacohy. 21o5 Boulevard. Dur f.
s her stay she played the piano 81.
'r the radio concert which was u.
'oadrasted from station W. p. A J.,
. on Wednesday evening. Follow ~
2 Miss Jacohy's numbers numer- ".
Is calls came 10 the station re-
estouins FOR more Of the pleasing
III. as played nv her.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
GIIID MEETING.

Westminster Guild Of Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold its
annual meeting at 8 o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Charles L. Candee. 1908 North
Rroome street
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
GRACE MssIoN WORK.

The Young NNonaen's Auxiliary OF
the woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of Grace NJ f. Church viii
meet Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. p. X. Brown. 1904 Tatnall
street. Devotional services Will be
in charge OF Mrs. Charles Keen.
The program will be presented by
llra g. Z Iszsrd.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
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A party was given last saturday
evening in honor of the elghr'
birthday anniversary Of Miss Ruth
Elizabeth Coslett. at the home OF
her grandmother, Mrs. W. j. Van
Dyke. 24O6 Madison street Gamfs
were played after which refresh
ment- were served.
Those present were; Miriam
Swayza. William Swayze Florence
Dempsey. Ruthsnna Parsons. Max
inc Ely. Margaret Miles. Barbara
Gish. Lorell Besuchamp. Clara
Vandever, Virginia Lee Culver. TrioN
Culver Sarah. Georgia and NireinHs
Melvin, Helen Sands, Josephine Bay
lor. Master Graham Tsggert Robert
Samworth. Miss Anna Deason. Mr \
and Mrs Joseph Terrell. Miss Lii
Ian Parsons. Mrs. Margaret Biddle.
surprise party was recently
given to Harvey Roper. Of 41l Eas;
+ ghth street in honor or his nine
teenth birthday anniversary. Among
hose present were the Misses Gladys
Bowers. Margaret Gib3son and Helen
Warrington. Frank Donovan.A
Thomas White. Daniel CLARK. Harvey
Roper. Charles Bowers Russel
David, Elmer Grim,h. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac David. Robert Roper Nj and
Mrs. George Bowers. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Griffith, Porcy Jents. Mrs.
Margi Dennisou Out-of-toNu
guests We're Mrs Enos Stradhorn.
Miss Anna Strahor. Mancill StrahornD
OF Hennett Square. Mss Ethet
Goldsboroush and sister Elizabeth
Of Marcus Hook. Pc.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
GARDNER nRIDGE rARrY.

Tho Gardner School Alumnac
which has members in Wilmington
will give bridge party a the Ritz
Gallon. In New york. next Tuesday
The proceeds IN be used in the vel.
fare work OF the organization.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
TEA At TRINITY

The Woman's club Of Trinity
Chur'h will entertain at tea from
until e o'clock on Tuesday for the
members of the parish. The tea VIII
be under the direction or Mr.. Chas
NJ Lewis. Mrs. Paul j. Nowlaud and
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Morris
Evening journal., 1923-02-03
Is GRIP VICTIM.

Miss NJ Louise Maguvrc siono-
graphcr in the office of the board OF
Public Education I'm the public
Building. is confined TO her home
with The grin.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson
| and children OF Dover have been
guests this week OF Mrs. Clara B
White. I'll West Ninth street.
Miss Helen Groves. member OF
the faculty OF the Harrington High
school is spending the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN A. Groves at Kiamensi.
Miss Helen Pillsbury. S24 West
Ninth street. student OF the
Friends School. who has been con-
fined TO her home for some time
from illness, is much improved.
Miss Barbara Bach left on Thurs
day for Fargo. y. D.. where she will
assist Dr. William French. former
director Of child Welfare Work i'm
this city, in organizing child well
fare work.
D. c. Moore of Woodside was a
recent Wilmington visitor.
Mrs Roy williams and son re-
Gently visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Haserty at Little
Creek.
Raymond N1'cutts was a recent
visitor at Magnolia.
Mrs. C. f. Speakman of smyrna
vas recent visitor in Whining .
on.
Miss Priscilla Shurrod has re-
urned TO Dover after visiting Will
n!ngton friends
Mrs Charles Neurebour Of Clay
nm spent the past weekend in
as the guest Of rels-
YES
Miss Rertha Jones Is the guest Of
Iies Grace Tucker at Smyrna.
Miss Nell Msrvel or Laure' is .
g.ting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Compton
ills Sl5 West Twenty-second 81 {
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Allen spent the a
asst weekend at Laurel as the :
rests ot Mrs. Mile Burford.
I'd At CheSWold as the guest OF his n
other. Mrs Hattie Phillips.
Mrs. william r. Csrswell and \
lighter. Isabel. OF Elsmere. left yes =,
rday for Knoxville. Iowa. where D.
ey join Mr.. Carswell who has been "
tho western city since December.
ne Carswell's will make their fu-
re home in Iowa
Mrs. Haywood Case Of Lancaster
venue has returned home after
pending two weeks in Buffalo whore j
RS case was ca led owing TO the
.sth NJ her mother. Mrs Case
rmeriy resided in Buffalo. Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry. OF
100 West Eighteenth street VII
ave Monday for months visit d"
Miami Fla.
Mss Madeline n. Dixon. a member -.
the Wilmington Hish school -
Guilty. has returned from Atlantic 70
~. where sho has been convalesc- W.
3 from an attack NJ the grip.
Mrs. Robert Miller and little b'
lighter. Betty Ann. OF Longmont u
dorado. are spending month li
IN Mrs. Miller's sister Mrs. Ray ~
ond Igle. 1884 West Fourth street. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winter Davis. ;
Newark. accompanied by Mss -
,ra Wilcox. director OF music q the m
omen's College. University or Del
ARE. we're entertained by Mrs. Z.
Taylor 36 North Eighteenth
eet Philadelphia. on Tuesday eve W
1g AT the presentation OF John 60
ilip Sousa's opera. The Bride da
oct" al the Academy OF Music hc
e. Davis cousin. Ethel Brooks an
rter, was the leading prima donna. ri'
Representative Elwood :. Nelson. ~r
Evening journal., 1923-02-03

Pont. The Original Six will furnish
music Reservations have been
made for those desiring to play
cards. Subscription one dollar
Committee in charge. Mrs Alexis
y. Clark. 1871: Mrs Boyd II. CoQk.
itiS-W; Mrs. Carroll ". Grdth
519S-W: Mrs Frank n. Mason. 5SO7.
Mrs Henry snyder 7136-W: Mrs
VIM. Lyons. 254T-J: Mrs. T. u. Wise.
525j
Monday. February 70. s p. M
Musicale-- Mrs. Herbert s Drew.
rhlirman Program in charge of
Professor r. Leslie Carpenter. Mrs
10. NJ. Waller Of Delmar. president
Of STATE Federation OF Women's
clubs VIII speak. Mrs. George +
king chairman Of entertainment.
Refreshments served by Mrs. W. n
Girvin's committee.
Tuesday February 13 $50 p. m
Regular monthly meeting of board
Of directors
Monday February 10. 3 p. m.-
Current Events. Mrs Irwin l.. How
ett, chairman Refreshments served
hy hospitality commj-ce. Mrs W.
u. Girvin, chairman
Monday. February Q p. M
Regular monthly business meeting
Charmen submit written reports.
Announcements
Wednesday. 3 p. Parliament |
;orv Law Class. Mrs. Floy r.. Booth. !
instructor.
Thursday. 10 a. m. 10 1870 a. nj. -
Readus Section under leadership |
of Mrs Mary u. Bradford.
The Club-Classes. Mrs. Clarence
Holt chairman. will hold card
party Friday evening March .
Reception Committee. Mrs Laura .
V. Mckay. chairman. and Educa-
tona' Committee. Mrs. Nobel H.
Jencris. chairman, will hold bake
In March tho date to- he announced .
later.
Mns. lmogen q. Oakley OF Phna- .
dclphia chairman OF the civil SER
Vice In the General Federation n
Womeu's clubs. will lecture in the
Wilmington New Century club at ?
O'Clock next Wednesday afternoon .
on Tho Destructor. the Hvgieue
and scientific Method of nisposing
or the Citv's Waste" Mrs. oakley
is a speaker and writer. Several
years ago the local papers published .
her article entitled The Clean .
Streets OF Paris" This meeting is
open TO the public.
Bellefonte civic club viii meot
at > o'clock. Tuesday afternoon. az
the Community House. +, will he
a busiress meetiug
-
Washington HC.gnls Century club
vii observe reciprocity afternoon
with the Garden Century Club al
O'Clock on Monday afternoon az the
club house. 2sOO Boulevard. An
interesting program is being arrans-
cd by the Garden Club.
on Tuesday afternoon the mem
bers OF the Washington Heights Cen
tnry Cirb viii he enter.1 ned 10 ic1
10 hc given by their club president
Mrs Clarence Frat 2i0l Boule-
ward
Members and f-'cnds OF Tho club
are looking forward with pleasure to
ihc dance which VIII he given on
Fr.day evening in the ballroom o.
the Hotel DUPONT. There will he
p;!ze dance. and attractive programs
OF rose and white the clubs color.
will be given. Card VIII he PLAYED.
Evening journal., 1923-02-03

Wi.minstOn Chapter No. -. Wo-
mans Order National Association OF
Retail Druggists. viii meet az go
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. y. A. W. Rovitt, Sew
enth and Washington streets. Menu
bers viii note the change Of date as
IL had been planned 10 meet on Feb
ruary IL
Evening journal., 1923-02-03

The general meeting of the Mary
land Division OF the Women's Aid.
Pennsylvania Railroad system. will
be held at O'Clock Monday after
noon in the assembly room ot the
Pennsylvanis building Front and
French streets.
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Cadets Given
Commissions \
At University


Grand Forks, May 31-Senior
cadet at the University of North
Dakota were presented commissions
in the reserve corps at graduation
ceremonies Tuesday afternoon at
the institution. Due to The inclemen-
cy of the weather the exercises we're
held in the armory building.
Governor r. A. Nestos awarded the
commissions to the students fol-
lowing a short talk to the class and
other members of the r. o. T. c..
Those receiving the awards we're:
Paul Bertelson, Fargo;> Peter Bolkan
Cooperstown; Eber Bull, Petersburg
Frank Chisholm, Devils Lake; Elmer
son Church, York; Lester Diehl
Bowman; hCester Dow, Olso, Minr
Leon Ebenhahn, Omemee; Mark Fer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31
Sunday School
Workers of
Counties Meet

On Sunday, May eth the Sunday
school workers of Oliver and Mercer
counties gathered at the Pleasant
Valley Church in a. Sunday school
convention.
Out of fourteen schools in the
county eleven were represented oy
one hundred fifty one delegates. With
the outside visitors that came in. TIA
total attendance ran up to two nun
drcd and thirty-fivc.
A regular OlivcrMercer Sunday
School Association was formed DUR
ing the business session held in the
afternoon. For the past three years,
there has been no convention held IN
the county but it was felt by the
Sunday school delegates that joint
county association making possible
conventions in the future was very
desirable. The following officers
were elected: President: M. S. Kirk,
Bculah; Vice prcsdent: A. l.. Big
low. Center Secretary, Mrs. John
Pulls, Beulah; Treasurer, Robert M.
Stroup, Zap; Elementary Superinten-
dent, Mrs. Elon Lang, Center; Sec
ondary Superintendent, c.. B. Mad
sen, Stanton; Adult Superintendent
II. f. Luetkc, Zap; Administrative Su-
perintendent, +. f. Karges, Stanton;
Educational Superintendent, c. S
Stephen, Hazen.
There was considerable contest Dis
to where the convention should be
, held next year Invitations were ex-
tended from six different places and
after several votes had been taken
it was decided to hold the conven-
| ton at Hazen.
Mrs. John Pulls was elected the
official delegate to the State Conven-
ton to be held at jamestown, June
20, q, %, and A. L. Biglow was
named alternate.
Reverend J. G.. Dickey. assistant
State Superintendent of the Congre
gational Church, from Dickinson ant
c. A. Armstrong, State Superinten
dent of the State from Fargo were
present as out of the county speak
ers.
Reverend C. 3. Madsen, pastor o
the Pleasant Valley Church was tn
presiding officer for the day. Othe
speakers who took part on the pro
gram were M. S. Kirk, Herbert Ro
berts, F. E. Karges. Special music
for the convention was furnished b!
the Pleasant Valley and Stanton Sun
day schools.
The lunch at the noon hour wa
arranged for in the basement of thu
church. The people of this com
munity are to be congratulated upol
their very fine church building AM
parsonage with resident pastor
The way in which these good peopl
dispensed their hospitality gave
very fine spirit to the gathering.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

guson, Powers Lake; Emil Field,
Grand Forks; Ralph Finkle Lisbon;
Jack jacob, Grand Forks; Ralph
Fitzpatrick, Grand Forks; George Ma
chart, Grand Forks; Leonard Mag
nusscn, Wolford; Harvey Meddaugh,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

Westhope; Albert Miles, Casselton;
Ernest Paulson, Eckman; Rudolph
Smeby, Obergon; Oswald Tweet,
Grand Forks; Edward Voyek, Lidger-
wood, Douglas Wcikcrt, Steele and
James Wiley, Steele.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

President Thomas +. Kane of the
university presided at the exercises.
Following the award of the COM
competition was held to pick
the best drilled junior and sophie
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

Swanson of Crystal was picked as
the best drill master among the jun
iors, with Alta f. Bye of Grand
Forks, second. Arlo Melville of
Cavalier was given first honors as
the best drilled sophomore in COM
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

mand of platoon. Ira Gaulke of
Grand Forks was given second.
Award Of a saber to the winning
contestant i'm each class was made.
A medal was given the man taking
second place.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-31

Price Of
stove illus
dated i. $3.50
Without
Oven and
cabinet 4. $3.50
White porceisin
enameled cabinet al
% available for the 8
burner model and
furnished regularly
on 4 and S burner
oven rangeA
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MCkESNA1.
"A few farmeYs are still seeding
durum wheat. Most of the crop is
coming on nicely and is stooling well.
A large acreage of flax is being seed
ed this week. The majority of the
oats and barley is in the ground.
Winter rye is looking fine and is be-
ginning to joint. Spring rye does
not look quite as good. Planting of
corn and potatoes is about half fin
ished. Alfalfa and sweet clover are
in good condition and some of the
spring seeding is up. Grasshoppers
are reported to be causing alarm in
the northeastern part Of the county,
particularly on individual farms in
Bantry and Riga territory. Plans are
being made for control measures
&c. Thomas, Towner. Ri
Most Of the wheat seeding Is fin
islaed but some durum is still being
planted. In the central and northern
part Of the county the wheat acre
49, has been reduced 26l per cent,
while in the southern part q thu
4 county the reduction il much smaller
due to the fact that more fall
blessing - done ..-sre and also the
Evening star., 1923-03-08
DISTRICT D. A. R. HONORS
a Who DIED IN YEAR.

With impressive exercises the an
nual state conference of the District
Of Columbia chapters Of tho Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution paid
tribute to their forty-four members
who died during the past year, at the
concluding session yesterday after
noon in Memorial Continental Hall.
The ceremonies were conducted by
Mrs James Z. Mulcare, chaplain of
the District society.
In large wreath in the auditorium
each chapter placed a oarnation In
memory OF Its deceased members. Mrs.
George T. 6malIwood eulogized Mrs.
Mary s. Lockwood, one of the found :
ers Of the D. A. r.. while Mrs. How
ard L. Hodgklns. vice president gen.
eral OF the national society. paid trib-
ute to Mrs. John A. Logan, who died
recently. Solos were sung by Mrs
Nancy Stilwell.
Mrs. Hanger Applauded.
Mrs. G. Wallace w. Hanger, the
Districts own candidate for president
general OF the national society at the
Forthcoming April election, related
her campaign experiences. She re-
cetved an ovation.
Miss Emma T. Strider. District reg
1strar general, explained the work Of
her office. Other speakers were Mrs.
John Laidlaw Buel OF Connecticut,
vice president general Of the national
society: Mrs. Richard Barker. candi-
date for honorary vice president gen.
eral, and Henry NJ. Rose, parliament
tartan of the Senate.
Mrs. William B. Hardy. state regent
of the District, reported on the ac-
tivities of the siXty-one local chap
ters during the past year. referring
particularly to the Americanization
work, patriotic education and the
markings of historic spots. She was
commended for the manner in which
she conducted the state conference.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Mems Club OF st. Marks Parish
will meet in parish hall. Sd and A
street southeast Judge Ira e.
Robinson will speak.
women's City Club: Mi-careme
dance, $3.50 o'clock.
Kit Carson Post No. .. Department
Of Potomac, will meet. o'clock. in
G. A. r. Hall.
Mississippi Society will meet a,
for Miss Bennie Nabors former Of
fetal of the society. will be held, with
eulogies by prominent members.
California State Society will hold
election, O'Clock at Thomson School.
Arthur T. Davis. United States recla-
nation service. will lecture on The
Colorado River Irrigation Project
Dancing.
An evening with the University of
Maryland" will be featured at the
University Club. Distinsuished d
speakers and music Ladies ad-
mitted
Mems Club OF St. Luke's Episcopal
church Will meet, $3.50 o'clock, in
parish hall.
Michigan Park Citizens Associ-
alton Will meet 1:46 o'clock, at :9a3
18TH street northeast. Election of Of
fcers and radio program
Card party under auspfce, ~
Daughters Of Isabella. at 2662 Rhode
Island avenue northeast.
The Parent Teacher Association of
the Columbia Junior High School will
meet at 7:3o o'clock in the school.
The Nordau Zion Club, a newly or
ganized Zionist society. will meet. s
O'Clock at Liberty Hall. 5th and II
streets 10 inaugurate it's activities
with a dance for benefit of the Jewish
national fund for Palestine
Serst. Jasper Post. No. IS, American
Legion. Will meet, Sis O'Clock, at
l1n1 r street Buffet luncheon.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature, lowest tonight about 26
degrees; moderate northwest to
northeast winds.
Maryland-Fair tonight and tomor-
row; little change in temperature;
moderate to fresh northwest. shifting
to northeast winds.
Virginia-Fair tonight and tomor-
row; little change In temperature
moderate to fresh north and north
east winds.
West Virginia-Generally fair to-
night and tomorrow; slightly warm
er tomorrow.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, ~: pm, 81:
II midnight, SO; am. 81: am, 81 i;
noon, SO.
Barometer-4 pm. 1857: s pm,
1886; IL midnight. 29.97; a m, 1904 i;
s am, 30.17: noon. 1924.
Highest temperature. AZ, occurred at
3 pm. yesterday: lowest temperature.
80. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. As: lowest, "a.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great FallS-Tem-
perature, "a; condition, very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.