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MUSIGRAPHS

Miss Mary Minge wilkins. organist
of Christ Church. Georgetown who
has been spending several weeks at
Junaluska y. C.. with her uncle
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
G. Wilkins OF Selma Ala. has re
turned and motored to Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa. where she expects to
remain until September I.
While there Miss Wilkins will hold
the position Of orga mist and choir di-
rector of the Church of tho Trans
figuration. This Summer position has
been held for many years by Henry
during the past year. Mr.. Freema n
a the time Of his death was organist
of St Paul's Church. Rock Creek.
Dorothy Wilson Halbach and Eliza
beth Gardiner Coombs are furnishing
the music at cleveland Park Congre-
gational Church during the month Of
August This morning Mrs, Halbach
will s.ng How Lovely Are Thy
August 80. BY the Waters of Baby
lon" by Howell.
Edwin Hughes tenth annual sum
mer master class for pianists and
teachers in New York City closed on
August :. Thirty-eight pianists and
musical educators, representing Il
States. were enrolled
"Ealse Caprice in r Major. for
plano. by Henry Smidt- Gregor. Wash
ineton composer pianist, has recently
been published Rich. flowing mel
ody, piquant rhythm and harmonic
originality make 1t a most valuable
addition to our modern concert roper
toire Smidt. Gregor's "Norrland
ScherZo." published last Spring, has
become a much-used study and con
cert piece Among other we'll known
musicians. Mrs. n. H. Beach the
prominent American composerpi n
list. has made it a part of her pro
grams.
The Herndon VA Music study
Club. Mrs. Annie Robey Walker presj
dent. met on Friday evening with
Miss Esther Cooper. the following
program being rendered: Dance OF
the Demon Edward Haltz), Miss
Annie Gibson. Little Mother ri
Mine" (Burleigh). Mrs. William II
Dawson "Etude" Chopin. Miss Mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

bred Nohler; "kashmeara' Finneyl.
Mrs. Frederick w. Robinson, Garden
Of Roses" irene Ritterl. Mrs. Harold
tZ-Hugh Ilanes
At the t'airfaX County sunday
school convention on Friday. August
%. special music will be rendered by
the club.
Gertrude Lyons. member Of the
board of directors. chairman OF music
and director OF the GIee club OF the
Women's City Club. left Wednesday
for the New York Chautaunua 70 fill
an engagement there. and will be en-
tertained by Mrs. George Thatcher
Guernsey. honorary president gen
eral Of the National Society. d. A. +.
Mrs Lyons will sing the last two
Sundays Of August at the First Con
grecational Church.
AS chairman Of the contest com
mittee of the Federated Music Clubs
Mrs. Lyons would Ike To have all
contestants desiring TO enter the con
test make application this month, as
tho first list has ALREADY been sui
mitted to the national headquarters
Miss Dorothy Rielev. lyric So
prano who was presented In recitai
at 1871 connecticut avenue by George
F. SChimmel. will sins solos from The
rolo of Gilda in .2irn'etto n the
Rialto Theater tl.t<-ek
Another pupil from Mr.. Schirmel :
studio. Talbert Haslett. baritone. O.
Alexandra. was heard n solos
at the banquet Of 80 and {" las-
Monday evening during tho Amer,
can Legion convention a. tleXanir.a.
The Colored Kentucky Harp0rT
Singers. who have had such striking
success AZ tho Philadelphia Sesqn!
centennial Exposition. aro - sin 4
negro splrituals At tho evening se'~t
ice. al O'Clock. az Hamlir@ Ne'h'S
dist Episcopal church. Sixteenth "a.
Allison street MORT Invest.
/ This quintet uf singers * froN
the Housewife Training School. f.
ton. Ky. and Mrs. Louis NJ EraErot
the president of the school, is one II,
the singers.
| Mrs Rowland s. ". Dye is ~,
| shutting as coutraltn scloiet - IL
quartet Of the Ei'St congregational I-f
Church during this month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15
Harry Jarboe Back.

THE Mutual Theater, playing Mu-
tua BurlesGue Associations at
fractions, II is announced. will open
for the 1887 season Sunday. August
% after adequate house renovation.
This season the theater will have
new manager. Harry o. Jarboe, r."
membered as the manager of the
Cayetv Theater here for / seasons
who was transferred from the GaHetN
10 the Olympic Theater. Cincinnati
Ohio. for the season of 1924-5. and
last season was Il partner OF George
Peck, producing and managing his
own show on The columbia burlesque
circuit
Mr.. Jarhoe states tina it will be the
policy at the Mutual Theater TO pre-
sent only wholesome and refined hur
lesoue shows This means complete
reversal of the policy of last wear.
Mr. .1arboe has many friends in
this his home town and he says he is
glad to be back.
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Love En- and Leave En-.
4 F'TER n run of season on Broa

4 F'TER run of = season on Broad
way. Jed Harris production OF
Love I'm and Leave En-" with
Florence Johns featured in the lead
ing part. sets out this month to com
plete it's growth in Chicago
This comedy. by George Abbott and
John V y. Weaver. will FIJI an en-
gagement of one week at the GarricI<
Theater in Detroit, beginning August
-. 1t viii be the first attraction Of
the legitimate season at the Detroit
theater.
In Chicago Love I'm and Leave
En-" will play at the La Sale The
alter. where it opens August % for a
run.
The entire New York cast is prom
Used on tour. including Donald Mac
donald. Katherine Wilson, Joseph
BELL. Donald Campbell. Harold Wal
bridge, G. Albert Smith, and Nellie
Leach.
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Once a Printers Devil.

4 BOUT 49i2 per cent of the men
whose names have gone down in
history were printers devils once
Tyler Brooke. Hal Roach star. in
Pathe comedies. had this distinction
in youth-~he toted type for SO a
week in the plant of the American
Bank Note Co. His first thrills in
life we're watching the bills being cut
apart on the printed sheet and trying
70 figure just how rich he'd be if he
had one DAYS run.
Subsequently. Tyler went 10 work
in bank. What his salary was is
deep. dark secret-~hut when he
wanted A. pair Of new shoes he Went
out one night and fought in the ring
He cot 81 gross. which with 30 cent?
Subtrac ted for his second and 80 cents
for heefstesk for his right eve. left
50 net.
Shoes couiA - thought Tor - then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

cincinnati Conservatory has made spe.
cial efforts to devise means Of teach.
Ing those with impaired vision TO the
end that they may compete as equals
with those more fortunate. She studied
RIaille tyrins. and other aids. and
worked out systems of harmonic
ANALYSIS necessary for teaching must
cal subjects TO those who are una BILE
To follow ordinary scores
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New Dance Band.

\ new Washington musical organi-
zaiion headed by Russ Hendlev and
including Fred Klockenhrink. pia mist
Roy klockenbrink, banjo. Carl Brock.
way saXaphone. and jeff Meyers,
trumpet. is making the welkin ring
at the southern Maryland Summer
resorts
The organization is said to special.
i've in what is known as the Ted
Weems tempo. that is popular with
modern dancers. Each member Of
the hand. besides his instrumental
artistry is said to be a singer OF no
mean ability. and the vocal contribu-
lions of the ensemble. especially in
the matter If interpoiaIe modern
songs with the dance programs. are
inst NOW scoring q hit al the Hotel
Benedict; BENEDICT. Md .
The Toxic, Japan. theaters are
charging - cents top to see the
moves there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

THE memory Of Theodore Roosevelt
became living factor recently
when Paramount launched its screen
tribute to him in The Rough Riders.
As production got under way. near
lv twoscore of the original Rough
Riders. many of them from the Saw
telle Soldiers Home, gathered on one
of the huge stages. which was hung
with flags and bunting Among them
We're col. ". r. Hersey, who was a
ma jor under Roosevelt. and later n
colonel when Teddy" commanded u
brigade: also Thomas +. LedSwidce
and Dave Hughes. two fearless fight
ers of the regiment who laughed in
the hail of Spanish bullets in the i'm
mortal charge up san Juan Hill.
Victor Fleming directed the open
ing scenes of a set, which duplicated
Roosevelt's office. and the peerless
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Paramount Junior Stars.

THE Paramount Junior Stars re-
turned to New York Yesterday.
after closing their ~ weeks tour Of
PuhliX Theaters in Atlanta Ga, Sat
urday. They reported at once TO j. j..
Gain. general manager of the Para
mount Long Island studio. and were
told to take a weeks vacation.
There are no specific plans for the
Junior Stars. but. according to Mr..
Gain, they will report 10 the studio
August IL as members Of the Para
mount stock company for parts in
pictures in the Fall production
schedule
Bruce Barton author and edjtorial
ritter, has heen signed by Paramount
to ada pit his ia:est story. The Nan
Who Forgot God, for the screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15
United States Navy Band.

The program for the concert tomor-
row AT > pm. ut the capitol. by the
United States Navy Band. Charles
benter. leader; Charles Wise, second
leader. will be:
March Brazilian A Cansao dl soldodo:
overture Doheron f.on Won Weber
Raalmaster G. De GIo+Tsio.'
Entry OF the Gods into Nalhalls
from, the music drama. The Rhine,
Grand aerrte scenes from the opera, The a'l>'
Jewels of the Madonna Wolf,FerrarI
"';.T Fsp.'ss ds sfsS k 1;sS:3'
The star sransIed Banner"
The program Tuesday. at 100 pm.
at the sylvan Theater. Monument
Grounds. will be;
March; The Rife RReg,n,en! ....... Sousa
Eolo for. alto saxophone. 'valse >.
Sn'' 'Bandnss,er c. W. Brufey :. y 'e"0e''
q Prelude to, Parsttal" =. ....... .Wagncr
n. Walters Prize Song ...... Wagner
Third movement fro" "sch sshs:s.ade
ne ot rr, A"f nnF wa %'nk PRINCESS
Remin,s"erces Of Scotland ....... Godfrey
Valse. Night ri Love ............. Ldncke
Fox trof. selected.
The Star snsnRled Banner
Wednesdays program at 100 pm,
at band stand. Navy Yard. follows:
March "Genera LeIeune ........... Rranson
Overture "Egmont' .......... Beethoven
Paraphrsse Die Lorely ..-.... . Nesv abba
Soio for euphonium. Carnival Of
Venice ....... .............. Whiting
tBandmast-r Jean Maneanaro
Capriclo. EspaEnole Rimsky Korsakow
Grand scenes from the opera sam
and Delilah .......-.... Saint Saens
Suite
a Eocheco an Alaskan love song Reeves
h. 'Septemhre. V8lse ..... .... i. -. Godin
Excerpts from The Serenade -.. Herbert
characteristic 'Cinderella's Bridal
Procession .............. ..... Dicker
The Star Spaneled Banner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15
Lucky Lawrence GRAY.

r-II, s,,.o.l- - c,o4 In,.I- ,-LI,h a,-
last YEAR seems 10 he STAYING win
him 30 soouer had In rn,nrIeted the
uIyeniIe lend i'm ..kid Roots'' ;Lau he
was. cast nv Marshall \cilau for the
leading male role an ..t.yor,-lod,.'4
Acting " i'm which ne viii et.,-f work
~ oure
The etor,. j. ono xoi1a., ,,vota hin,
seIr and rho nr,drcar. diro,S,. ,,antad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

l. rnelodrama,ic quality brightest light
Yesterday guarded
Louvre an tagged dropped appar-
entity Her
CHIEF bent her gnaled knuckes hold her nked forehead
Her basket OF bundles lay patiently her This
would Washington home OF the Boy Scout Yet Paris
passes
ccan Of beef autcs pnne huge red eabasss and
ne tongues OF French honsc@vs humanity IN the music
or TRIUMPH bsrs" hsq sr
the P: s eo s 9s | The s"d ,t o' ss: :%
! are, qa to sn " r ras "'S hsfs M
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d. and do nc" hs ate, to od eh dpp9ov ,st
@ a s x,h s, IS o.
& hours n sss se T; oce be o D" at the
the rnd opera evening dress stated
& s s S'1" S the d uss f1 h F' The 'h s
@ % one si oo s' he as
d., a s @ tx: sta n p Ss s9"s eve, given here Of til.
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e or p said pf be ' ss a,i h h on nS sI
s complete The work was written before the famous Cog do
famisr 1,tsn BY Rm:k kokof there eaestve use
and and o% @ mass; the finale
ecn Keynote OF the work % dine naion
Of 3 his pse. .s chorus ~h
e sood an" ai1 the Of entire S as se1 1
S s ao5 s' . lad :f' %nS s
Pq" .S 9 f6s
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Nine Dersmsk3 the Grand Moscow sang
% bass vho sang hou3 his s0 me o s
Ss" @'"' " his dramatic role eve" mutt that was re-
and IT, @ s xs s s "; a ,:s c H:s e:
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M spc ,d toHs The purity M and
n s that the EeOf pleads that the invaders Eventually
the 6me Of The singing
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Rus dr"d by A. de I posedaiea arc
ALrHouGII the prod"io" "k"es
"a Rs.n hsonns an 9risa,s Of the musical Life
~ @ @s "da R"i; T s
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s' Pade s s7e M 'SiG Moo sHo
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ops. % s H m @ S, o~" kpss
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% @ ] i9 F%a" and % Spanish ' s,Gp n were re-
probably oIo~ns ""ec
Af>*nd ho>he Washington of the chorus
of hrarars under the Man Rabnof.
TllE> too there Opera lighter type
l. o French to hear
and
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performance She charming graceful
admirably Her
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thousands OF people
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Loew' Coming Pictures

TIP to last Sunday afternoon the
two Loew Theaters in Washing
ton had presented. during the pre-
vious five weeks, an unbroken string
Of new photoplays from Paramount q
fifteenth birthday group, including
"PadlOcked' - Fascinating Youth.
Variety" "Mantrap," Born To the
West Volcano Desert Cold.
Nell Gwyn" and THE Show-on.'
From now on, it is announced,
these two playhouses. Ioew's Palace
in particular. will begin the local
showing of a string Of big productions
from Metro-Goldwyn- Mayors 1861
parade of hits
The Boy Friend" was the first Of
these new 1867 Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer films: the second is THE Waltz
Dream" Three others in the Angus
and September schedule, the first Of
these being Buster keaton's version
If the stage play Battling Butler" be
ing announced for Loew Palace sun
day afternoon, August 90, II will he
followed by Rex lngram's production.
Mare Nostrum' rOur Sea- from
the novel BY V. Blasco Ibanez author
of The Four Horsemen Of the Apoca
lypse" and an early September relea Sc
will he Norma Shearer's The Waning
Sex story Of modern New York.
with Lew Cody. Renee Adoree and
Sally O'Neil' i'm the supporting cast.
An electric Thermometer similar
to the one IN use at the Weather Blu
, reau kiosk At PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and Thirteen-and a Half street. has
hnen Installed a the front ~ th=
sidewalk box office AZ LoeH g Palace
Theater. Wnere patrons may see a.
q glance tho exact temperature on =
street as we'll "a the cooler tcmrera .
ture inside the theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15
United States Army Band.

\ concert by the United States
Army Ba nd Capt. William J. Stan
nard, band leader; Thomas F. Darcy,
second leader, conducting. will he
given at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets tomorrow at 100 pm. The
following program will be given
March. Y. $. All, Corps o. NJ: N2rd
Dedicated to the officers and men of
the Air Service,
Rxfrpe from ns'"P P~ince.. PAT Herhsr'
Waltz "Danspuse" ............... .. Mills
Selection, :'Chimcs OF Normandy Planquette
a. "A Round Bout Way to Heaven.
h. "ronishts MY Night With Baby.
Ballet music from "Coppelia". beHhe-
TOW The Star spansled Banner '''''
Al Walter Reed General Hospital
Tuesday ut $50 pm. this program
will be given:
March t s AIT Corps ........... Nord
Dedicated , to t tr G sfry,ce and men of
suite Ballet Egyptien .......... .Luigini
a. Allegro non troppo.
T. Andante sostennto
Cornet and baritone duet, Souvenir De
Mas. sergt. !. Dufresne corne,. Tech
Sergt J d. Hennine. baritone
Waltz. Jolly Fellows .......-.. Folls'edt
a "A Round-a Bout Way to Heaven"
b. "Ton,gb,'s My Night With BABY "
Descriptive, A nsy a. West Point" Bsnd ii,g
March ,philadelphia' ..... ShisIer
The Star Spansl led banner
The program at the Sylvan Theater.
Monument Grounds Wednesday at
$50 pm. capt. Stannard conducting.
will he:
March IT, : All Corn 49,, %. NJ N@rd
Overture. RAYMOND, .,,.,,a Thomas
ln'ermezzo Cinderella Bridal Proes-
MarSS seTauisffa'ennai Exposition" SGSs :,
Thomas F., Darcy,
Selec,Ion from Y"qrs In Love J Erml
Mr. Darcy conducting:
k EoTsps f sav 1romSons more
Incidental music from "CoppeIia" Dtlihes
The Star Spangled Banner
Capt. Stannard will conduct Friday
at pm. at Washington Barracks.
The program will be:
March The Pitt Panther :. :. PAMELA
Overture "FreischutZ ............ Weber
Trumpet solo lie Secret ........ Hazel
lntermezzo "CindereIlas Bridal Pro
Ballet tss'r music from William Tell Ros sii
Mr. Darcy conducting;
EXCERPTS from Princess Pat" Herbert
Incidental mus; irom "cODpeha bsl idss
The Star Spang ed Banner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

At the Sylvan Theater. Monument
Grounds, Thursday at 80 PM, the
band will play:
March. "Hongroise from Plantation 81
Faust Observation-Disclosures. Berltoz
Overture 'Trium oh ale" Opus 43 Rublnstein
Andante from Fifth SYMPHONY.
Clarinet solo. grand fantasy. Rigoletto
Verdi -Bassi
Principal musician Emil Rada
''isoldes Love Death" from Tristan and
Isolde ... Wagner
valse ca price "A Ia blen Aimee schuett
Grand scenes from "Siegfred .... " agner
"'Hha Star GnanElRd Banner. ~
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CONCERTS
United States Marine Band

Four concerts will be given this
week by the United States Marine
Band. Capt. William Fl. Santelmann,
leader, with Taylor Branson second
leader conducting.
The first will be given at the Marine
Barracks tomorrow at 4:30 pm, with
the following program.
March Expo'Mend
"a March characteristic On the Farm,
cb> Patrol. Marching Through Georgia.
Clarinet SOLO Grand Fantasy, RiEe s.a, R...
R.nf ;rsn Mg ws.,G E q ,h sad Nile
ldyI The Shepherd Boy" ....... wills WILSON on
First Waltz. Opus 81 ..<.'. p misin1
g. " TTifissafI en,e."
Marines gsr 5s,a aa; & R.6aer
Tuesday at Mount Alto Hospital at
pm. the band will play:
1 o" 7; snnGe
Smetana
Excerpts from The serenade =, Herbert
"a Hunting Scene ...-...-.B Iralossi
The Star spangled Banner.
At the United States Capitol Wed
nesday at pm. the program will he
March ..Faires, of the FAIR Sousa
Oyert,1re .:Der Freischutz . Weber
Movements from "Cavallerla RustlCana
Mascagni
"a Prelude and SiciIano.
ht Intefme7Zo SNmphOnlcO.
Rellini Mayeur
Musician Frank Wlbl,t,houser.
Grand scenes from La Tosra Pucc1ni
Waltz. Tales of the Vienna Woods =. strauss
Rhapsody. "NorWegIeDne 10
he Graah 10 Led pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

Musician. Frank Wlblitzhouser.
Grand scenes from La Tosca Pucclni
Waltz. Tales of the Vienna Woods :. stratus
Rhapsody. "NorWegleDne ....... Lac
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

a. "A Round-a Bout Way TO Heaven.
De Costa
h, "Ton,ght's My Night With BABY
Caesar
Descriptive. A Day at West Point Bendy
Selection from "Youre 10 Low" .Frim
March "Philadel phia g.. Shsler
The Star Spangle led Banner.
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NJ i S &c
By Helen Fetter.

~ ARS France Jul, - Parec" essentially
- The amos
odramatc quality OF brightest light blacklist shade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15

The program at the SYLVAN Theater.
Monument Grounds. Wednesday at
$50 pm. capt. Stannard conducting.
will he:
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-05
LISABEULA
(Annabelle Dyer .
ssss ss sss 80 .

Miss Annabelle Dyer spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Hiersch. She also went to Rich
mond Beach with the girls basket,
ball team from Burton High.
Mr.. Kneebone returned from Sc
attic where he has been for some
time
Mr.. Marker and Mr.. Dyer have
been taking advantage of the good
weather and are both putting up
new chicken houses.
Miss Beatrice Brink, who is
training for a nurse in a hospital
in Olympia was home visiting her
folks over Sunday. She has been
gone over a year and she likes her
job fine.
Mr.. Ward preached very in.
spring sermon Sunday evening.
There was also quite a number
present. All are invited to come.
Mr.. Jensen will be taking care
of five hundred baby chicks next
Monday. We all wish him much
success with them.
Roland Carey is on the sick list
He is in Seattle having his tonsils
removed. He will soon be back to
school.
Mrs. Alloway of Seattle visited
over the week end with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Wood.
Don't forget to vote the 4 mill
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The Washington times., 1926-10-01
LEGAL SORORITY HOLDS
ANNUAL DINNER HERE

Epsilon Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi,
legal sorority, an organization OF
professional women. held THAR. an
nIal dinner last evening IN the
Oak Room Of the Raleigh Hotel
The retiring dean, Mrs. Arthur
Keith, presided.
Among the guests present, who
made addresses, were Chief Justice
Walter I. Mccoy, OF the District
Supreme Court: DR.. Charles w.
Needham, solicitor, Interstate Com
merce Commission, both Of whom
are patrons of the chapter; Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey, honorary
dean of the Washington College of
Law; Judge Kathryn Sellers. of the
Juvenile Court, and Miss Elizabeth
Harris, honorary members of the
chapter. An address was also given
by Mrs. Martha Robins Gold, the
new dean of the chapter.
The Washington times., 1926-10-01
tBsAND O.aREPHE6 To-SUIT
FOR SALTS BY DISTRICT

Answer was filed in the District
Supreme Court by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company to the
suit against it by the District OF
Columbia for $47,779.78 for ex.
penses alleged to have been in.
CURED by the District in raising
Benning Road. Northeast, over the
railroad tracks at Kenilworth.
Represented by Attorneys HamiI,
ton and Hamilton, George M
Shriver, senior vice president OF
the road informed the court that
his company was willing to pay the
proper amount but does not care
to be assessed a sum which he
claims is in excess of what can be
lawfully charged under the Act
Of Congress which authorized the
District to construct the Viaduct.
The Washington times., 1926-10-01
CITY CLUB TO BE HOST
TO ENGINEER OFFICERS

Officers of the 121st Engineers.
District National Guard, will be
guests of the City Club at the
clubs country homerLahdover Md,
tomorrow, 1t was announced today
by Maj. Gen. Anton Stephen, clun
president and commander of the
Twenty-ninth. Division. of which the
121st is a part.
The regimentaI band, under Meyer
Goldman, will provide dance music.
An address of welcome will be
made by General Stephan. An en-.
tertainment program has been ar.
ranged.