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Museum Bound to Refuse Variety
Of unusuai Things.

ATLANTA. Ca, December 10 OD.--
Rejecting relics. an well as collecting
scum curator.
Mounted erstwhlle houAAheld pets,
antique watches and ras0rs carried
or welded by forbears Of donors. shin.
giles and riding from
manses OF local renown. Counterpanes
woven by 'Grannies" a generation or
two ago. barrels OF Confederate paper
money and old coins. bizarre shaped
stones. freak vegetables. old letters.
shells and minnie halls and Indian ar
rowheads by the bushel are among
The relies DR.. s. w. McCallie, curator
o. the Georgia. State Museum, has de-
clined within the past few years.
The reason for rejection is hack
Of importance or interest. he said.
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District OF Columbia. United Spanish
War Veterans. has been enlisted in
the movement by the local Guard to
obtain suitable and adequate armory
In which the local citizen soldiers may
obtain their training. William !. Jen
kins. departmental adjutant, has writ
ten ~ Guard headquarters that any
recommendation which are made by
the local veterans 10 the committee
investigating the AFFAIRS OF the Dis.
trict of Columbi, will contain a strong
recommendation that the local Guard
be provided with a suitable armory.
Mai. William Mex Dunn. adjutant
generals department. oath National
Guard Division. a resident Of this
city. II was announced at headquar
ters. has reported for duty at the
Army's Infantry School for tour Of
training which viii he concluded Feb
ruary 10.
Capt. Arthur e. Newman. comma nd
ing Company a. 373d Infantry. local
National Guard. has been directed nv
brigade headquarters tn submit full
report on the enlisted man Of that
unit who lost his civilian iob an ac-
count NJ attend3 nee at the last an
nual encampment OF that unit 1t IL
the purpose OF the Guard to take up
all such cases as this. and ascertain
why certain civilian employers dis
criminate against the Guard. Such
action makes 1t dcubly difficult TO Nh
tain satisfactory material for the
units and every effort is 20 be made
to correct II.
Capt. Newman already has reported
to headquarters that not one Of his
men received any pay from their
civilian employers while they were in
attendance AT the annual enCampment
This is another matter to be taken
up by the officials. They point out
that a successful and well trained
Guard can only he maintained with
proper support from the citizens oi
the city. and that before the wal
many local employers allowed their
employees time of with pay for thu
purpose NJ attending annual encsmp
ments of the Guard.
Battery r. 260th Coast Artillery
gave dance last night At the airing
ton Hotel
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Councillor, Dixie r. Young; associate
councillor, Richard e. Tydinkg; vice
councillor, Lillian Martin; associate
vice councillor, william 8. Campbell:
junior past councillor. Lorena Arendes;
associate Junior past councillor. Archie
l.. Lewis: assistant recording secre'
tary, r. Benjamin Montgomery; con
ductor, Margaret Taylor; warden.
Ernest Warren; inside sentinel, En-
ma Bowen; outside Sentinel. l.. NJ.
Towers, and IL months trustee, Mig
nonette. T.. Hartman. Piano selections
were given by Mrs. Ethel Windsor
and Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan
Friendship Council. No. Is. met Fri
day evening at Pythian Temple, with
Vice Councillor Cora Mandy presidink
Election Of officers was as follows:
Councillor, Cora Mandy; associate
councillor, Belle Bryan; vice councillor,
Flora Plumb: associate vice councillor,
Lillian Lear; Junior past councillor.
Myrtle Fields: associate Junior past
councillor, Anna Berry; conductor.
Helen Luckett; warden, Mary. Mills;
trea surer, Rose I.anham; financial
secretary. Mabel Newman; recording
secretary. Frances Raltz; assistant
recording secretary, Jessie Lowe; in
side sentinel, Minnie Richards; outside
sentinel w. II. Lanham, and trustee
for IL months. Mary Mills. ...
The Daughters OF America have
accepted an invitation Of the Junior
Order OF United American Mechanics
OF AnAcostia Council, No. 10. to at
tend the divine service At the Ana
costa Baptist Church, Thirteenth and
W streets southeast, tonight at 7:4S
O'Clock. ri: =
Anacostia Council, No. a., met
Wednesday evening, with Councillor
Mary Thorne presiding. Mrs. Helen
Stiewers announced the children's
Christmas party for December g.
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PLAYGROUND AWARDS.

NEW YORK, December Is Oe).-
Highest awards In the national play
ground Identification contest among
1to communities in the United states
and Canada have been won by Green
Bay, Wis; La Porte, Ind, and Still.
man Valley, I'll. The Playground and
Recreation Association. which admin.
istered the competition. has an.
nounced
The Harmon Foundation. which Of
fered the prizes. will shortly forward
checks Of $500 each to the Green Bsv
Park Department, the La Porte Board
~ Education and the StilIman Valley
Community Recreation Association. the
sponsors OF the winning Fairgrounds.
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ing the honorable discharge Of PVT.
Elwood V Adams. Company A, 12lst
Engineers, in order to permit him 10
enlist in the United states Navy. The
order Of revocation states that Pvt.
Adams failed 70 So enlist"
Pvt. Ralph NJ. Dundahl. Headquar,
tiers and Service Company, i2lst En-
gineers. has been ordered honorabIy
discharged from the local Guard on
account of his removal from the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
Pvt. William +. Blue. Company r.
t21st Engineers. has been ordered
transferred to the reserve OF that unit
because OF business interference with
the proper performa of National
Guard duties.
Battery A, 2sOth Coast Artillery,
still clings to the top of the list in the
matter OF attenda nee at drills. accord
ing to the figures for last week. but
even this command could only present
Is per cent ~ it's men. However.
there was wide gap between it and
It's closest competitor. in second place.
which was Company r.. 121st Engi-
neers. which has a percentage OF but
5a.72. The other units in their rela-
tive order and percentage of attend
ancs follow: Company e. 12lst Engi-
neers. 58.74: Company A. 372d In
fantry. 5S.74; Battery r. 260th Goa ST
Artillery. 55.23. Company F.. 12lst En-
Rineers, 54.93: Headquarters and SerV-
ice Company. 121st Engineers. 1886;
ba nd. 121st Engineers, Sf.43; head
quarters detachment special troops,
18th Division. 1853: Company r. l21st
Engineers, 40, Company A, l2lst En-
xineers, 1892: Company y. f2ist En-
gineers. 32.79: medical detachment.
t21st Engineers, 22.73. and 29th Mill
tary Police Company, Is.
While the percentage of attenda nee
In small there is only one unit, the
2Sth Military Police Company, which
Is reported by headquarters as being
below strength. Unit comma nders
are being urged by headquarters t.
take every possible step To increase
the attendance. and ii was reporte I'd
that one unit which recently sent out
notices to its men obtained m increa 90
In attendance. Other units are being
urged to do the same thing.
Capt. Goodwin p. Dunn. command
ing the Headquarters and Service
Company Of the 12tst Engineers. is
making plans for a dance for this
unit for the purpose Of raising funds
with which to give banquet. The
proposition has been submitted by
letter to the members Of the com
mand, who are urged TO make THEN
ideas known.
The support W the Depa tflent ri
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MODERN wOODMEN or
AMERICA.

Georgetown Camp elected at ite
last meeting as follows: s. Earl UP,
perman, reelected consul: Thomas j
Carroll, reelected" advisor; Edward W.
Howard, reelected banker; James II.
Mcintyre, elected clerk; John A.
Trunnell, reelected past consult II. l..
Pope escort H. 3. Pope. Waterman
J. d. Pope, sentry. Board Of mana
gers are T. A. Sullivan, NJ. p. Lfnskey
and John 8. Greene. Physicians Of
the camp are Drs. Frank Ready. Joel
A.. Tilton and A. r.. Craig. John g.
Greene was appointed special auditor.
Installation Of officers will be held
January IA. The second meeting Of
December has been Cancelled, as It
fails on Christmas eve ~
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given a militia
commission a .
lieutenant colonel
and assigned TO
duty with this
regiment. IL a vet
eran Guard omcer.
He has both the
viewpoint Of the
regular omcer and
that OF the Ma.
tional Qua rdsnen.
having served In
both.
He is a native
Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
where he was
born August !.
1879. He Sradu-
ated from Kansas
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Washington Company, No. 1, Uni.
form Rank, will hold an assembly
Thursday evening at o'clock. There
will be an election OF officers.
The annual Christmas celebration
will occur in Amaranth Lodge. No.
2s, tomorrow; Webster Lodge, No. Z,
Tuesday; Columbia Lodge, Wednes.
and Rathbone- Superior Lodge, De.
cember 29.. The past chiefs Of Rath.
bone and Friendship Temples were
entertained by Nellie Crowthers Thurs.
day evening. a Bohemian banquet
was served.
The Pythian Sisters served tur.
key dinner to the inmates Of the
Alexandra City Almshouse' Thursday
evening. Part Of the entertainment
was the terpsichore by Mrs. Carrie
Davis In the Charleston: inlpersona
tons of we'll known characters by
Mrs. Ida Crown: a duet by Mrs. Au.
gusta Range and Mrs. Etna Heiss.
and an hour with the choir, under
the directress. Mrs. Carrie Banks. and
Mrs. Sophia Roderick, orKanist, ana
Mrs. Annie. Sprinsman. soprano; Mrs.
Estelle V. Gray. contra1to; Samuel
Banks, tenor. and Morris Davis. bass.
Mrs. Mollie Mitchell gave Christmas
selections.
Deputy grand chancellors will in.
stall officers. as follows: Amaran nth.
No. q, grand chancellor and asso.
ciate officers; Century Decatur. G..
Frank Day: Capital Lodge, w. A.
Kimmel: Excelsior. Hamil NJ. Wander
wort; Myrtle, George e. Heisley: Web
ster. grand chancellor: Mount Yer.
non. Ellery w. Heiss; Syracusians.
grand chancellor and associate Of,
ficers: Calanthe. w. A. Kimmei Home
Lodge, John B. Dickman: Franklin.
grand chancellor; Union. Jacob Nuss.
baum: Hermione. William Baldwin
Hardy; Columbia. grand chancellor
and associate officers; Rathbone. gu.
perior, w. A. Kimmei.
Lodges should convene and he pre-.
pared for the installing officer by
$50 O'Clock.
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Supreme Deputy Regent Mrs. !. q.
Childs, accompanied by Mr.. and Mre.
w. j. Goodwin, Mrs. Bertha Wealt-
hall. 1. 8. Childs and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Giles paid visit to Baltimore
Council. Loyal Ladies Of the Royal
ArcAnum, Monday evening. A. G..
scented this council with an American
flag.
Kismet. Council elected the follow.
ing oflicers Wednesday evening: Rep.
resentAtive, /. s. Childs; alternate. c.
l.. Chestnut: regent, c. l.. Kope; vice
regent, Roy Klotz. orator, c. n.
Bachelor; secretary. j. r. WalheT.
treasurer. r. e. West; collector, l..
w. Guilford; guide, J. W. Berkley;
chaplain, G. Lifts; warden. e. Coulter;
sentry, w. J. Farmer: hospital bed
fund, j. F. -Brashears and w. J. God
win,
The next class will be held with
Capitol Council ~ the host January
10 -
Municipal Council met in Odd Eel
lows Hall December IL and elected
the following officers: Representative.
Kutze; regent. w. r. Drown: vice
regent, l.. j. Pinkert: Orator, A. H.
Pullu; secretary, W. M. Schoonmaker;
treasurer, H. A. Kutze, collector, r.
r. <Craley; chaplain, J. 3. Schoonmaker;
guide, L.. S. Grigsby: warden, p. 8.
Johnson; sentry, G. II. Stewart; trus-
tee, c. w. Search hospital bed fund,
A. c. Giles and DIR. G. B. Young.
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wOMAN's BENEFIT AssOCIA,
TON.

Victory Review, No. L., elected the
following officers Monday evening:
Commander. Mrs. Ada Byrne: lieuten-
ant commander. Mrs. Ella Coon: past
commander, Mrs. Bertha Harding;
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THE MACCABEES.

Martha Washington Hive met De.
cember 10. A resolution was passed
changing the term Of ONCE from six
months to one year, after which the
regular election was held and ten ca
didateS initiated into the order. The
following were elected: Commander.
Hattie p. Crouch: lieutenant comman.
der, Daisy D. Garst: chaplain. Mary
Gray: aerEeant. Bette wilkins: lady
alarms. Lillian Stewart: first guard.
Alice johnson; second guard, Hazel
Hixon: sentinel. Bertha Wolfe; picket.
Henrietta Lemon.
A special meeting Is being arranged
for the early part OF January. at
which time the officers Of Martha
Washington Hive, National Tent, and
Mount Vernon Tent will be Installed.
Bertha Wolfe. Bessie McArtor. III
Ian Stewart. Viola Weaver and Daisy
Garst will Arrange for a dance to be
given on the night Of December 81 at
the Odd Fellows Temple.
Mount Vernon Tent elected Of
ficers Monday night. J. r. Turner.
general supervisor: John =. 0arst,
district manager for Washington;
George Bender. district manager for
Alexandria. Va: Maj. Walker. com
mander National Tent and Fl. r.
Crouch. record keeper Of National
Tent. made addresses.
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Capt. Clay Anderson, Corps Of En-
L. s. Army, assigned to the
121st Regiment Of Engineers. National
Guard of the District of Columbia, a.
instructor, but who has also just been
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SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.

Loyalty Lodge, No. 4. met Monday
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Two propositions for membership were
accepted and officers were nominated.
Chairman of the good and welfare.
William j. Nalley. reported the dance
a big success Past Comdr. Nalley
will receive the diamond pin, having
secured "a members. Loyalty Lodge,
hut eight months old. which held it's
first class initiation with Al candi.
dates, now numbers 100 members.
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chaplain, Mrs. Cora Speanborg; rec
ord keeper, Mrs. Estella NJ. Phelps;
finance keeper, Mrs. Annie Lanford;
lady.at'arms, Miss Beulah Phelps;
sergeant. Mrs. Bertha Riggs; sentinel.
Miss Catherine Helwig; picket. Miss
Pansy Dietrich; musician. Miss Ruth
Phelps; Junior commander. Mrs. Mary
Johnston: captain OF the guards, Mrs.
Annie Rosenberg: color bearer. Miss
Jean Elsie Savage.
Election OF of1cers In National Re
view, No. ]. was as follows: Command
er, Mrs. Della Edmunds; lieutenant
commander. Mrs. Martha Eberle: past
commander. Mrs. O'Dekoven: record
keeper. Mrs. Lula Hammond; finance
keeper. Mrs. Mary Pierce; cha plain.
Mrs. Emma knight; lady-at arms.
Mrs. Rhoda Ireland; sergeant, Mrs.
Ruth White; sentinel. Mrs. Nellie Ora
ham; picket, Mrs. clara Patelski:
musician. Mrs. Lille Hall; assistant
musician, Mrs. Mary Estelle Hagers:
the commander. Mrs. Edmunds. ap-
pointed Mrs. Hattie Palmer captain
OF the guards, Mrs. Katherine Brad
ley and Mrs. Nettie Edmunds color
bearers. Oficers were installed in
short form, pending formal installa
ton at January meeting.
bTIknNWOOu Review, NO. y, elected
the following Officers: Commander.
Mrs. Margaret Knightins: lieutenant
commander, Mrs. Mamie Locke; past
commander. Mrs. Ella Kessler: chap.
lain. Mrs. Martha Dean; record and
finance keeper. Mrs. Alice Ertter;
lady-at.arms, Mrs Phoebe HaiGht;
sergeant, Mrs. Annie Crown; sentinel
Mrs. Ferguson: picket. Mrs. Naomi
Gray: Junior comma nder. Mrs. Nellie
Trainor: captain of the guards. Mrs,
Lille Lambath; frst color bearer.
Mrs. Cassie Wetzel: second color
bearer, Mrs. Annie Brown; ensign No.
|. Miss Bertha kessler; ensign No. 2.
Miss Helen Kessler.
The review will entertain for It's
members and especially its Junior
members December q at o'clock.
Mrs. Lille Lambath and Mrs. Naomi
Gray are in charge Of arrangements.
Columbia Review will give
party for the children Of the review
December %. Mrs. VeSta Reed is
chairman OF the committee on ar
ra ngements.
Mrs. Violet Henry. I31s Massachu
sets avenue. will entertain the Alpha
Beta Phi GIrle' Club. w. r. A., Janu-
arv s. A special meeting Of the club
was held Wednesday to complete I'M
finished business and elect officerS.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICA.

Camp No. will elect cffcers In
LIS hall, % Grant place, Tuesday
at Sis pm. Refreshments will be
served and a Yuletide celebration will
be held.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Grand Patriarch Or. Charles W
Cuthbertson will make his last of.
fcial visit 10 the encampmentG In
this jurisdiction to Magenenu En-
campment. No. 4. Tuesday evening
in Odd Fellows Temple. Chief Patri
arch James II. Dony has appointed
w. w. MILAN, Thomas c. Mettler
and Roscoe Jenkins a special com
Mittee to make the arrangements to
receive and entertain the grand patri-
arch. Capt. Lemuel H. Windsor Of
canton Washington. No. I. accom-
na MED by the canton, will act as es-
Bort to the grand patriarch and era nd
sire. It is expected that Grand Mas
ter DR.. Henry W. Tippett and his
corps OF oficers will also attend.
The jubilee committee appointed by
Grand Master Tippett met last week
and made preliminary arrangements.
Chairman Wilfred z. Lawson, past
grand master and past grand patri-
arch: William II. Mcconnell. grand
treasurer, and John II. Wood, past
grand master. past grand patriarch
and Grand representative. compose
the Jubilee committee. The commit
tee has decideA &C. hold the Jubilee
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FIR ATE

week the early part OF February in
stead OF In the second week Of Jan
uary. Subordinate lodges are urged
10 secure all candidates possible and
have the initiatory degrees conferred
in time for the jubilee week. Three
degrees will be conferred that week,
beginning with the first degree Feb.
ruary z. second degree February 9
and the third degree February II.
1t has been decided that each degree
will be managed by the members of
the jubilee committee. The second
degree cast will be composed or men
bers of the House and Senate and
a member of the Presidents cabinet
Chairman Wiltred f. Lawson OF
the jubilee committee has called
meeting OF his key men to meet with
him tomorrow at the templs at $50
pm.
The grand master. accomps MED by
Grand Representative John II. Wood.
paid a fraternal visit Tuesday eve
ming to Excelsior Lodge. No. II, and
presented the Grand Lodge diploma to
Excelsior Lodge for Past Grand Isl
dor Lipov.
Rebekah Lodges.
President Mrs. Linnie A Keiser.
accompanied by the grand master and
the Grand Lodge officers. paid their
annual visitation TO Friendship Re
beksh Lodge. No. s, Tuesday evening.
The president and grand master re-
ceived gifts. A Christmas entertain
ment followed. after which refresh
ments were served.
President Mrs. Linnie A keiser,
with the assembly officers and Grand
Master Tippett, accompanied by the
Grand Lodge officers. paid their an
nual visit to Dorcas Rebekah Lodge,
No. 4, Thursday evening. A short
program followed. President keiser
was presented shawl and Grand
Master Tippett a scarf. Past Presi.
dent Mallory presented to the officers
a certificate Of perfection. after which
were served.
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Keane Council, asa. will meet
Thursday at 730 pm. for the annual
Christmas tree party for the mem
hers OF the council. their friends
and children. The party will start
at 3 pm. with an. enterta inment and
Santa Claus will arrive at the con-
clusion Of the entertainment to dis
tribute presents to the children.
The annual Christmas tree party
of the knights OF Columbus Will be
held in the X. OF c. Hall next sun
day afternoon. This Christmas tree
party Is given each year for the
orphans and the arrangements are
handled Jointly by the Ave councils.
Transports ton to and from the hall
Is provided by committee. There
will be a Santa Claus on hand to
welcome the Riddles and presents
and candy will be distributed to all.
]. Leonard Reh and his enter
tanners will treat the children to an
49," rtive program Of entertainment
The Gown band will he on hand
again this year to show the young
sters q bagful Of funny antics. The
next meeting of Potomac Council
will be held Monday, December ~.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS or
liberty,

The meeting Tuesday Of Hope Coun.
ell, No. /, was followed by a social
and binxo games. Ofacers will be
nominated next Tuesday. The Christ.
mas party will take place December
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Elm Camp will hold no session
Christmas eve. On the second Friday
In January the grand installation Of
officers will take place and q banquet
served The new officers elected at
the last convention were: Charles n.
MeriIlat. consul commander: Adreon
Ensor. adviser lieutenant: w. H. Lo-
max, escort; c. D. Holland, clerk: VII.
liam Wolhey, secretary and banker; A.
DiatcIi, Waterman.
Oak Camp held an initiation cere-
mony Wednesday evening, when the
Boosters Club degree team conferred
the Protection degree. Retiring Con-
sui Comdr. Edwards reviewed the
work Of his administration during the
past year.
Sovereign Frank di Mario was elect.
ed consul commander at meeting Of
Fraser Camp last Monday. Maj
George NJ. Green and Capt. William
Helkesen praised the record Of Com
peny p Of the Uniform Rank, attach.
ed to the camp.
The w. o. W. Temple Association
board Of directors met last Monday
and heard the report of President VIII
liam G.. Stott.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

A meeting Of Circle No. 17s wAs
held Monday evening at the Wash
ington Club, with Mrs. James G. Has
kell, regent, presiding. Reports were
received from Mrs. James B. Flynn,
chairman Of the sick committee: Miss
NJ. F. Morgan. for the recent card
party, and Mrs. George A. Howe. for
the banquet committee. Plans were
completed for social to be held
December %, when the members and
their friends will he entertained at
q Christmas party. Miss Ethel Roddy.
Mrs. J. r. Carpenter. Mrs. George A.
Howe and Miss Catherine Moriarty
are in charge Of arrangements.
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The support NJ the Department Of
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Brigade headquarters has revoked
the special order recently issued direct
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Mizpah Chapter. No. s, will hold its
next meeting December 81, when the
new officers will be installed by Past
Matron Mary E. Teachum of Ruth
Chapter. The matron and patron en-
tertained their officers December at
dinner at the Arlington Hotel.
Richmond planet., 1926-04-10
CLARENCE CAMERON WHITE AT
V L. L. CHAPEL NEXT FRIDAt

Clarence Cameron White, noted
violinist, who will be presented by
the senior academy class of Harts-
horn College, Friday evening, April
10th, in the chapel of Virginia Union
University.
Mr.. White received his early musi-
cal training at the Oberlin Conserva-
tory of Music. After spending FIVE
years there, he went to Washington.
ID. c., where for several years he was
teacher of violin at the Washington
Conservatory of Music and in the
|public schools there.
alter Mr.. White went abroad for
further study and became a private
pupil of NJ. Zacharewitch, the ia
nous Russian violinist, and also a
pupil in composition of the late Cole
ridge Taylor. During his stav in
London he was first violinist of the
String Players Club, said to be the
bnest string orchestra in Europe. Az
ter three years abroad Mr.. White
returned to America and located in
Boston, where he divided his time
between teaching, concert work and
composition. He is a member of the
Society for the Publication of Amer
lean Music and also a member of tho