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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
EXPERT TESTIMONY
STUDY IS PLANNED
Realtors Seek to Educate Public
to Ask for Qualified
Appraisers.

Following an invitation from the
American Bar Association to CO.
operate In a consideration OF expert
testimony, the board OF directors OF
the National Association OF Real
Estate Boards at the MtdW1nter
meeting OF that organization In New
Orleans, January 1922. voted to in
vestigate the subject Of expert test
mony particularly as 1t applies to
real estate and to invite the co-opera-
ton In this analysis of the Investment
Bankers Association and the National
Association of Building Owners and
Managers.
This is in line with the efforts made
by member boards Of the association
TO educate the public TO ask for ap-
praisers rather than Sworn adVo-
Gates" in cases where the value OF
property Is an Issue in the courts.
A large proportion of the SIS mem
Der boards have appraisal commit
tees, consisting of three or more men,
whose official work Ia designed to have
the impersona quality desired in ex-
pert testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30

There have been no fatal accidents
on the Polish Air Line In 227.S0o miles
TOWN in three years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Continued from Fifteenth Paxe.)

chute. electric dishwasher and q built.
In ironing board.
Behind the main entrance door and
IN front OF the stairs leading to tho
second floor Is the lavatory room
with walls Of green faience tile. The
plumbing fixtures are the latest in
bathroom equipment, being marble
fixtures with glass legs. The stair
way has wrought-iron balustrade
with walnut handrall.
At the head OF the stairway Is the
powder room Lhe walls OF which are
finished In pale blue, rough texture
shades darker and the molding at
the moor limo being painted black.
Looking through the powder room
from the hall. there Is view OF the
library or lounge, which Ia finished
with soft green. rough texture walls.
The drap>ries and hanginRs In all
these rooms harmonic with the An
ish Of the walls.
The master bedroom has pale. sal
mon colored walls. with an open
fireplace and q specially designed
bath and dressing room adjoining It..
There Is also one guest room. with
bath adjoining. on this door. In the
hall Is 4 large linen closet. with q
connection TO the incinerator. Both
the bathrooms on the second floor
are finished with colored faience tile
TO harmonic with the colors of the
room.
|. The entire third moor is finished
in early American and for this rea-
son Is approached through = closed
hall from the main second floor hall
papered with early American band
box paper. this paper being used by
Colonial ladies as covering for hat
boxes. This floor contains one bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
TRANSFERS REVEAL
INCREASED BUYING
Demand for Homes Reported
Unusual at This Time
of Year.

Transfers aggregating $425,26o dur
ing recent weeks from the office OF
Hedges & Middleton indicate de-
,nand for residential properties un'
usual at this time of the year. A
number of apartment house deals also
are mentioned In the transfers.
Among the recent transfers are:
detached residence. 3%5s Macomb
street, purchased by Or. E. w. Titus
from William D. West
An eight.room and two-bath semi
detached brick home, 1908 Gallaun
street, was sold for Margaret and
Dorothy J. Donnaily to Percy Z.
Budlong.
Charles j. Harlow was the pur-
chaser Of 1888 Ordway street.
A Spanish-type home. East Thorn
annie street, Chevy Chase. Nd, was
purchased by Harry Hunter from
Joseph A. Honsick and Luther r.
Ray.
4 two-story, six-room. Sem-de'
tached brick residence. $50 Iayior
to Bette Beasley.
Alta Vista Home.
Capt. c. w. Walton was the pur-
chaser of d detached residence at
Alta Vista, Md, built by Ellen II.
Imirie.
A downtown residence, 1913 North
Capitol street. containing eight roonls
and bath. was sold for Charles J.
Harlow to local investor.
A two-story. six.room brick dwell
ing, 1922 Lamont street. was pur-
chased by Noble w. Shorter from P.
n HoIp,eS
A parcel Of ground located in Chevy
Chase, D. c.. comprising approx
1nately % acres and laid off into Sc
building lots for detached homes, was
sold for Henry Gilbert Hadley to Ed
ward r Carr, who expects to improve
the property with a number OF de-
tached residences.
The new apartment building at 1880
Florida avenue. completed recently
by Stern & TomilSon, was sold for
Ross Haworth to I. H. Linton.
4 new detached colonial brick resi-
dence, 2s0s Thirty-ifth street. Massa-
chusetts Avenue Heights, built b.
Hedges & Middleton, was sold to F.
A. Kimoall.
Ten building lots In Forest Hills
bordering on Rock Creek Park. were
purchased by Alfred r. Newbold
These lots front on Chesapeake street.
ana MIR. NeWpOlO expects TO start the
construction of 10 houses In the near
future.
Buys Warehouse Site.
A warehouse site on Georgia ave
nue. north of Florida avenue was sold
for Stephen I. Sheehy 10 the United
States Tile & Marble Co.
The three story, nine-room brick
dwelling at 932 P street was pur
chased by Fred W. Hill from James
n. Cypress.
Doris z. Rose sold the one-stor.
store property at 62l2 Third street,
which is now under lease to the At
ianhc & Pacific Tea Co., to Sarah
FaItner.
a three-family apartment building.
4l0t Fourteenth street, was sold to
J. II. Linton. The apartments have
FIVE and six rooms and bath.
Harry P. Wiucoxen purchased from
Eugene Young and Morris Simon the
three-story brick business building at
sos Tenth street.
A home site In Forest Hills vas
gold to William A Mason.
Two one story store properties, to-
sether with an adjoining store prop
erty site a. Battery Park. were &C.
CURED by Frederick SchUertner from
Israel Diamond.
4 lot located on the southeast cor.
ner OF Wisconsin avenue and Fulton
street.. Massachusetts, Avenue Heights,
was purchased from NJ. B. Swanson
by c.. E. Moran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30

room, with the wide early American
flooring and the early American I'm
ported chintz paper. There Is a bath
of Of this room.
At the head Of the stairs the hall
Is enlarged by q gable window per
hitting lounging place furnished
with antique pieces. Also located on
this door are two other rooms. one
OF which IL completely lined with
cedar and used IS a moth proof
storage room. The other room is I'M
finished and Is used for storage pur-
poses.
Leading from the rear of the main
entrance hall on the nrst door Is the
stairway to the grill room In the
basement The walls and ceiling OF
this room are finished with rough
hew'n timbers and cream stucco. A
large. deep fireplace makes this a
most comfortable place for recreation.
Opening off OF this room is d toilet
and dressing room to be used in
connection with the swimming pool.
Mr.. BreuntnEer was the architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30

bath. and Mary Z. ZantZinger pur-
chased 6132 Eighth street.
In a new row of tapestry brick
homes located on Illinois avenue be-
tween Gallattn and Hamilton streets
the following have been sold: Henry
D. Rapee purchased 6103 Illinois ave
nue., Ernest K. Schleichert purcha sed
5l21 Illinois avenue. and Frank J..
Clayton purchased 5127 Illinois ave-
nue..
Houses in a new row on Emerson
street between Illinois avenue and
Seventh street were purchased by the
following: Winifred H. Grant bought
no Emerson street, Alice E. Hill
purchased ia Emerson street, Mary
z. Lambert purchased It's Emerson
street, and Mildred l.. Harrison pur-
chased TIT Emerson street.
On Buchanan street a colonial-type
home Of tapestry brick. between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30

Tho first railway constructed Il,
Austria since the war has recently
been opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
Fireplace Damper Essential.

The housewife wants a fireplace
damper which will prevent SCOT fall
ing into the room. From her point of
view, this is as important as. or more
than, the smoke problem. When it II
realized that the fireplace is used only
a few months the need for protection
against falling SCOT the rest Of the
year is apparent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
REALTY IN PETWORTH
SHOWS MUCH ACTIVITY
Residential Property Transfers IN
Suburbs Indicate Considerable
Trading There.

Considerable activity In Petworth
residential property In the last few
days Is reported from the office Of
Norris Cafritz. The following prop
critics have been Transferred. accord
ing to the records Of the Office, In the
past few days:
OF the new row on Eighth street
between Gsllatin and Hamilton streets
the following have been recently sold:
Emma z. Hayward purchased 6l2f
Eighth street. a colonial.type tapestry
brick home. containing SIX rooms and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
Plan Basement for Service.

Even though the basement or eel.
lar represents a large proportion OF
the available space OF home. this
area Is practically wasted. at least A.
far as livable conditions are con-
cerned. by surrendering it to little
more than heating and landry pur.
poses. Plan your basement for serv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
Seeks to Avert Floor Shrinkazc.

Present styles Of architecture de
mand wide plank flooring for use with
the early English. early French ard
colonial house. Due to lumber hay
ing tendency alternately to take on
excessive moisture and dry out, ono
manufacturer OF flooring is prod ucinx
these wide planks, after lumber has
been thoroughly kiln dried, of a
veneered or ANIMATED construction 20
nreVent shrinking. cupping. warping
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30

Grant Circle and Sherman Circle, be-
ing 422 Buchanan street. was sold to
John 3. Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30
Huge Brick CONSUMPTION.

Total consumption OF common
brick in 1925 reached the astounding
total Of 1860, 200. 900 in Greater New
York, more than during any yea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-30

Flint Of New York District Common
Brick Association yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Dream, House

A charming exponent Of the vogue
for the architecture of Sunny Spain
is the rose stucco home recently
completed at 240 Elsmere, corner of
Belknap, in Monte Vista. Its arched
entrance with rose tiled floor
heavy oak doors-spacious living
room with slipping beam ceiling
rough-hewn pillars and grills--plss-
tered walls in soft tones--all lend
an old world atmosphere that is de-
lightful-yet the construction is
thoroughly modern, providing every
convenience.
An interesting feature is the patio
at the rear, enclosed by low rose
plastered wall--a delightful rendez-
vous for summer evenings.
Indeed, this home combines spa
ciousness-there are four bedrooms
and a servants ving-and real cozi-
ness. Truly, it's the home Of your
dreams-and offered for sale now by
the Redwood Company, designers
and builders. They'll gladly show
you this charming place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Mothers Gifts

Mothers Day is on May 9-already
devoted sons and daughters are plan
ming what to give Mother on this
important OCCASION gift that will
express love and affection to their
dearest friend in ell the world. And
what could be more appropriate
than a beautiful framed MOTTO, ex-
pressing their own sentiments to
Mother. There are such lovely ones
shown now at II. G. Rees Optical
Co., at 407 j.. Houston Sta wide
variety of styles expressing beauti-
Jul thoughts-and such n gift viii
last--reminding Mother every day in
he year of her boys or girls love
and best wishes. You'll be delight,
ed with these charming notices
elections from which should be
made now.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Splendid Service

Joy Of joys-Sslly Is going to be
with us during the Fiesta - and
Frank will be here every evening.
Think what fun wen havel
rs be stopping work." did you
say.
No, indeed-but he's going out 10
the neigbboring towns each day-re-
turning in the evening TO enjoy the
festivities. Isn't II wonderful being
able to affect such a system-and
it's all due, Frank says, 10 the spleD-
did service obtsinsble via the Red
Ball Bus lines, which are operated
10 all points around San Antonio.
Their service is 70 excellent and
their cars 70 comfortable" Frank
said, that you never feel bit tired
even after riding many miles the
Red Ball vay-ifs certainly going
to make possible real Fiesta enjoy
uent for me-"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Picturesque Tourney
of Roses Tuesday

The Tourney Of the Roses, the in,
itial pageant of the Texas Cavaliers
the new patriotic organization, will b.
held in the stadium at San Pedro
Park, just erected by Mayor Tobin
and Commissioner Lambert Tuesday
afternoon.
Each Knight will be accountered as
in the Days of Chivalry, and will
ride the lists with spears couchant''
or in modern parlance he will spear
as many rings suspended from up
rights at convenient intervals) as his
skill and daring will permit.
A new and interesting feature. Dor.
rowed from the times of the Crusaders,
will be featured in the person Of "The
Saracen," once considered the com.
mon enemy Of mankind. This Saraceu
is a wooden image looking fearsomely
over big shield, and so constructed
that IL the Grant Knight, charging
full tilt, strike him in the forehead,
he falls over backward, quite. quite
dead" IL, however, the erring knight
strike him elsewhere, Mr.. Saracen
wheels rapidly about ION a pivot and
whacks the knight on the back With
a stuffed club.
Whoever wins this Tourney OF
the Roses has the privilege of nam
ing the Princess Of Love and Beauty.
This is a much coveted privilege. for
not only will a grand ball be given
night in her honor but she
will receive. from the Cavaliers,
very gorgeous gift as a memento OF
the occasion.
A platform, highly decorated, has
been erected just past the line of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

Tomorrow sUiH launch the Fiesta de Son Jaeinoan
tire vssk of rejoicing and merr'rdkug rth old oUord gaey
and the glorious Scovy at San ia
einto April sI 1896 aVhen the Texas army ander the brave
leadership of Sam Houston PIT the enemy to roat and eStdb
ishsd finally the independence Of the Lone Star State.
Each day and evening there 5 be entertainments orades
mokngthe real eavni0di spirit prevailing. And the
weeks festivities tU eliminate 0h the coronation of Her
Majesty Empress Of the Court Of Jewels and of the Fiesta San
Joeinto, Thursday eOeniHg-and the Battle of Foers in
which she and oil her court and faithful subjects % participate
on Friddy-t IN front of the AldmO Cradle of Texas Liberty
In this charming San Antoniio each year celebrates
the Texas 0icordnd this Spring her pageant promises to be
oOeicr than Al N0e dbioom for the oceasion-and
both young and old anticipating gala time at this beautiful
Fiesta de San Jdcirto.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
T. N { e r t a / n
With Silver
T e a

Mesdames Frank NJ. Golden and
Frank NJ. Church entertained with
a silver tea Saturday afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. Golden for the
benefit of the st. Marks parish aid
building fund.
Assisting Mrs. Golden and Mrs.
Church in receiving were Mrs. Car
yer Remington, Mrs. B. P. Converse,
Mrs. A. L. c. Magruder, Mrs. W. d.
McCarty. Mrs. Herman Homer, Mrs.
G. W. Titus, Mrs. Henry Holman
and Mrs. Alex Boehme.
Mrs. W. T. Capers, Mrs. A. VI.
P. Crum, Mrs. Frank Rennert and
Mrs. s. 9. Webster alternated at the
coffee and tea ser>-se. Mrs. Phil
Hill and Mrs. Forrest Reed served
the nesserole pudding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Fiesta "EatS"

Wonder what vel do about
eats during these strenuous days Of
eelebrating-guess somebody'll have
to stay home" / said to Grace, as
we made our plans for the week.
Nothing Of the kind" she quick.
ly assured me, 1--WE already proyid-
ed Fiesta 'eats'--as you'll see IL you
take look at the pantry shelves.
Gebhardt's delicious Mexican food
canned chill con carne, tamaleS,
beans, deviled chilli meat, savory
chill sauce-are going to furnish US
tasty repasts these days. They're
prepared in a jiffy simply By heating
10 the cans--snd their goodness Is a
foregone misunderstanding loves
them. Indeed, they'll be a real aid
TO Fiesta enjoyment--just you de-
pend on that !"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Taffeta Frocks

A frock Of black
taffeta - in charming
bouffant style with
wide hem Of maline or
net! Irres;stible-in.
deed - that's why
you'll want one of the
c h arm ing collection
now being presented
by Miss est on's
Shop, in the Maverick
Bldg. Some have crisp
ruffle finishes-or cir
cular effects - some
are surpliced-but all
breathe the spirit OF
Spring and gaiety-
they'll be delightful
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Always Ready

When I reached Elsie's lone this
afternoon for tea, she was wildly
elated over the prospect Of having
Celestine as her guest during the
Fiesta.
l could understand her delight
for Celestine's a darling-but glane-
ng around Elsie's apartment-it's
so very, very SMALL wondered
where in the world she was going to
put her guest. She anticipated my
question.
you're wondering where the
spare bedroom is--and I'll just show
you" And with that she turned a
door of beautiful bevelled mirrors in
the living room-and there, hidden
safely away behind it was a full
sized bed-ready to be folded out for
the night.
with this good old bed" she told
me, "we're always ready for COM
pany, "and our guests declare it's
wonderfully comfortable"
"We got it," Elsie continued,
through our local lumber dealer,
from Steves Sash & Door Co., who
carry all types Of built-ins to add
comfort and convenience to ones
home.''
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

all times. And admirably combin.
ing these three advantages--and the
important one Of being easy to fash
ion--is that fayorite Of the season
Rajah silk, which is being shown in
such interesting colos as sunray,
French blue, peach bloom, oyster
white, bois de rose. mauve, oak buff,
pink pearl-by Lundeen's Silk Shop,
ut 219 Alamo Plaza. Indeed, sports
costumes Of this smart silk will add
real zest to outdoor pleasurcs--and
choosing materials at Lundeen's
means highest quality at conserya-
tive prices always.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Spring Delight

When you want a particularly
tempting second course for Spring
time parties-or an easily prepared
dessert for luncheon or dinner
then try Cafe la Carlos-it's just
deliclous-your guests and the fam
lily, too, will always call for more.
Here's the reeipe--and 10 try II.
Soak Il envelope of gelatine in
cold water five minutes. Make a
custsrd of l cup strong II and Fl
Coffee, / cup sugar and the yolks
Of three eggs; add the soaked gela-
tine. Cool, add | pint Of heavy
cream, beaten stiff, and freeze.
Serve in parfait glasses and garnish
with whipped cream and glazed
cherries.
OF one point you must be certain:
use ii and II Coffee--that superior
beverage whose unsurpassed flavor
imparts such deliciousness to this
Spring delight.
A tight little hat Of tulle is an eve
nInr povelfv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

first step in realizing this ambition
Is to choose dependable toilet requis-
ites--good creams and powders
bath salts and talcum-fiDe soaps
and, lastly. but infinitely import
int-an exotic perfume - fragrance
30 add enchanting allure 20 feminine
beauty. Discriminating women choose
their beauty requisites fiom the
splendid stocks Of Fischsr's Drug
Store, at Broadway and Travis
they carry the very best and their
service is always courteous and
pleasing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
FiniS

We're all eagerly anticipating
Fiesta festivities-tbe Fete and the
Tourney Of Roses; the psrsdes and
the Coronation all mean gay times
in the Alamo City. How l wish you
were here to enjoy them with US.
Goodnight for this time-and do
write me about your doings.
RUTH THORNTON.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Beauty Aids

For the gaia
events Of Fiesta
week, Of course,
avery W o m a n
wants 20 look
her loveliest-
10 be radiant as
the springtime
itself, And the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

pastel shades, with fringed ends, is
iOVely-and just now such charming
ones are shown by the Specially
Shop, at Crockett and Losoys. Most
interesting kerchiefs, too--crepe de
chine, linen and net combinations,
georgette-printed and applique ef.
fects-snd flower shaped wisps of
loveliness - delightful accessories
that add character and distinction
20 every costume.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

Tor general wear all spring and
summer-always appropriate - and
most flnttering. You'll find the
dress Of your dreams in this wonder
full array OF pretty frocks-and all
are priced so low.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Lovely Costumes

"And now let me
show you my toys I've
ready for Finsta gsi-
ties" Elsie exclaimed,
leading me into her
bedroom to inspect
clever little sports
frocks, dainty after
noon dresses, filmy
evening gowrs-all ex-
luisitely fresh and
beautiful.
"You think I'm eI-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
To Get There

The youngsters Of the family are
delighted, for George has promised
them that we're going to the Fiesta
every day and evening, too.
yes, indeed" George told me,
"everything's been arranged - and
we're sure Of getting there, too
for the whole family is going to take
the street car down. Their Sched-
ules are dependable even with n
Fiesta rush-and well have no wor-
ries-parking or otherwise once
we're Mountaineering that when the
Riddles are tired, or ourselves, either
all we have TO do Is walk up 10
the corner and board the faithful
trolley TO get easily and comfort
ably home"
Don't you think the trolley splen-
did insurance for Fiesta gaiety?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Sports Toys

Spring days, with their
insistent call for golf, ten
mis-, picnicking, naturally
demand appropriate toys
for these interesting sports
clothes that arc durable
and comfortable-yet beau
tiful, for the eternal fem
mine must look lovely at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

trayagant,"' Elsie said, reading my
thoughts, butt must tell you
these aren't pew-they're just my
regular wearables that have been
rejuyenated by the Sunshine Lam
dry. They'll help me TO enjoy
Fiesta all the more-and I'll never
worry lest they become soiIed, for, il
they do, all ! have to do is call Or.
3372--the Sunshine will make them
lovely again"
"Just try the Sunshine for keep
ing your things lovely" Elsie add
cd, you'll be delighted.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

Paris skirts are still Short-many
afternoon and evening models, how
ever, add helms OF net or mallne-
achieving transparent effect at
once dainty and graceful
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

The Sorosis club will meet at 3
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in the st.
Anthony hotel TO enjoy a program on
Texas Birds and Flowers under the
leadership Of Mrs. +. u. Bishop. Roll
call responses will feature Texas wild
flowers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

Grosgrain is one Of the most i'm
portant OF the new trimming motifs.
says Paris. being . very smart for
gowns and hats alike.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Chic Note

To add real chic to
ones costume, the scarf
and the kerchief are i'm
portant details. It he
scarf OF batiked chiffon
~ nf fiInnv 0eo-petfe In
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

The Ladies Aid Society Of the High
land Park Lutheran church will meet
IN regular session Wednesday in the
church.