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AT THE MOVIES
ELTINGE THEATRE

I'll AANO1 = "A LA = W.
VARSITY" which comes to the FL
tinge Tor Monday and Tuesday is a
story Of American college life with
Charles Buddy Rogers, youthful
star Of wings" in the leading role,
supported by Mary Brian and Ches:
Ter Conklin. !. 1
It il I tale of the love Of a father
for his son. The father, Chester
Conklin, ID the janitor of one Of the
buildings at Princeton university and
campus character. The son, who
is unaware Of his parentage. is a
student at THO university.
The son Ii beset by dangers from
which the father, with heroic self
effacement, rescues him. The son
completes his college course with
honors and 4 lovely girl, played by
Mary Brian, for his wife.
The story is built on the vital hu-
man emotions, the love Of father
for his son. The background is one
Of beauty and dignity, the scenes
having been taken on the campus of
Princeton university.
CAPITOL THEATRE
Airplanes and hand signals took
tn. place of the megaphone while
Howard Hawks and Lew Seller made
'"The Air Circus" Fox Films pro-
duction coming to the Capitol The
atre next week.
In this aviation picture the trio of
young principals, comprising David
Rollins. Arthur Lake and Sue Carol.
actually learned to fly. since the
theme at the story is that young
America takes to the air, inspired
by the Lindbergh example. They
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Fancy Chickens for Thanks.
giving, dressed. 24c per b.
Orders must be in bv Monday
evening. Phone 12-F.13.
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Social and Personal
Squirrel Club Will
Dine Demon Gridders

Members Of the Squirrel club will
entertain the members Of the high
school football team and coaches 1t
= banquet at the Grand Pacific hotel
Sunday evening.
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Club Boheme Completes
Plans for Masked Ball

Preparations have been completed for
the Mardi Cras night soiree Of the Club
Boheme to be given in It's room at the
Carlton Hotel Tuesday. This Is to be
costume bal masque, and the Washing
ton debutantes on the committee OF the
club are enthusiastically backing this
dance
Among those who have reserved large
tables are COmdr. c. r. Jewell. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Todd, DR. and Mrs. Henri
r. Elliott. Mr. Hardy Patten. Mr..
Brockett Muir and Mr.. Walter Abrams.
The club. which Is sponsored by board
OF governors. includes Mr.. Randall =.
Elliott, director: Mrs. Helen Ray Hag-
ner. social secretary: Mr.. Magnien Nc
Ardle. secretary; Mr.. Hcnning c. helms
and Mr.. Theodore F. Cannon.
The debutante committees include
Miss Peggy Burch. Miss Helen DANGER
field. Miss jeanette Hume. Miss Mar
garet II. Kerr. Miss Lillian Latirer.
Miss Hester Ann LeFevrc. Miss Sarah =.
Major, Miss Edwina Morrow, Miss Ruth
Nebeker. Miss Elem Pee.le. Miss Ruth
Richards, Miss Sophy Snyder Miss
lmo2enc Taylor. Miss Evelyn Walker.
Miss Florence Wetherill, Miss Caroline
Wilcox and Miss Frances Hill.
The mems committee are Mr.. George
Abel. Mr. Kenneth Abrams. Mr.. Walter
/ Abrams, Mr.. Snowden Ashford. Mr..
sam Beach, Mr.. Frederick Bradley. air.
Heath Goidsborough, Lieut.. Frances
Grazing Mr.. Robert Henderson, Mr..
Ingham Mack. Mr.. Brocsett Muir. Mr..
Richard E. Stands and Mr. Richard
Zantzinger
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Nicholson. ana the latter's roommate.
Miss Christine Cook of Randolph
Macon's Women's College, in Lynch

Nicholson, ana the latter's roommate.
Miss Christine Cook OF Randolph
Macon's Women's College, in Lynch
burg.
Mrs. Douglas Folks and Mrs r. L..
| Tate Of Richmond have left for their
| homes after visit to their brother-in-
/ law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Jenifer
Broaddus.
Mrs. Thomas Guthrie Gibson Of Glib
son. N. c., is the guest OF her mother.
Mrs. George lie Hew.
| Mrs. William Belts is home from a
visit to her niece, Mrs. F. K Norton.
in Quantico.
Mr. Edward Maloney has left for
his home in Scranton, Pa, after a
visit to his aunt, Mrs. Frances Rat
ledge.
The social committee of the Old
Dominion Boat Club gave the las.
dance Of the Winter season at the
clubhouse Friday evening. The Easter
April Q, and will be the frst Of a Sc
RIGS Of fortnightly dances TO be given
through the Spring and Summer
! Miss Jeanette Cochran is home
| from Lexington. where she attended
| the Midwinter dances at the Virginia
Military Institute,
! Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Rudd have re-
! turned from Richmond County. where
| they attended the golden wedding an
niversary OF Mrs. Rudds parents. Mr..
and Mrs D. H. Woolard, February s.
| A Valentine dance was held Tues
| day evening at the Belle Haven Coun.
| try Club. which was arranged by
! Judge William S. Snow and Mr.. Gard
| tea was held at the club last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harry rarlowe and Miss Fran
! ces Harlowe are home from visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs James Goodman, in
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Roger B. Adams has returned
from a visit to her son-in-laT and
| daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Larsen
in Norfolk
Mrs. Leo P. Harlow was the guest Of
Miss Virginia Taylor Mccormick at the
home Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Jet
| Mccormick. in Norfolk, for the meeting
OF the Poetry Society OF Virginia last
week. Mrs Harlow has published sew
erai books of poems under the name Of
Caroline Ciltinan Harlow.
Rev. Percy L. Vernon. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. is the guest Of his
brother. Rev. H. A. Thornton. In Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Young OF
Fredericksburg announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Elizabeth Dos
we'll. to Mr. E Jackson Eggborn. jr. OF
Culpeper The wedding will occur il,
April. Mr.. Eggbo-n is the nephew OF
Mr.. J. Armistead Egsborn Of Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Simpson and
the latter's brother. Mr.. George
Fletcher. were week end guests Of their
grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Fletcher, in
Strashurg. Va.
Mr.. Frank Perry is home from visit
to his parents, Mayor and Mrs. 2. B.
Perry. in Orange, Va.
Dr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goodwin Cant
OF New York City announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Lucy Barrel. 10
Mr.. Charles Kerr Hoge. r., formerly o.
. this city. but now Of Frankfort. k.
j son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles < Hoge
OF Stanton. Va. The wedding will occur
/ very quietly at the home Of Dr. and
j Mrs. Cant in the late Spring
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St. Margarets Benefit
Will Be Given Tomorrow

Arrangements for the card party TO
be given ct the Willard Hotel tomorrow
afternoon by the Rector's Aid Of St.
Margaret's Episcopal Church. Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft place,
have been completed. according to an
, nouncement by the committee in
f. charge, and it promises to be a most
, successful affair
Members Of the committee are Mrs.
Joseph Wall, Mrs. William NJ Sleet,
Mrs. Albert Atwood. Mrs Charles j.
oNeilI, Mrs. r. Winston Holt. Mrs,
Alexander Bull Miss Caroline Smith
Mrs. J. N. Durant. Mrs. W. Wayne
Wirgman and Mrs. Edward McC Jones.
Mrs. Alexander Bull, chairman, and
her committee have provided a prize
for each table and homemade candy
will be on sale by Mrs. w. w. Wirg-
man and the ladies Of Circle No. S.
Among those making reservations are
Mrs. j. v. White. Mrs. Joseph S. Wall,
Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs II. J. Davis,
Mrs. W. Bayley. Mrs Clagett, Miss e
P. Perrin, Mrs. z. l. Jewell. Miss Caro-
line Smith, Mrs. Clarence r Norment,
MRS. Charles Selden. IT.. Mrs S A.
Reeves. Mrs. Franz RidgWay. Mrs O.
3 Mclean. Mrs. Charles J. O'EeLI,
Mrs Willough5v Ches!ey. Mrs. Charles
McDcr;nott. Mrs, William NJ. Slcet,
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop. Mrs NJ O.
Leighton, Miss Townsend, Mrs. d. B.
Grimes, Mrs. Ella H. Micou. Miss
Josephine A. Roilrer, Mrs. B. Jackson,
Mrs. N. B. Cairnes, Mrs M. Shumate,
Mrs. n. A. Biddle. Mrs c. M. Stell-
wagon, Mrs A. L. Peck. Mrs. Scott
Baldwin, Miss c. Baker, Mrs. X. Sim
mons, Miss Emily S. Moore, Mrs. Lucy
Copeland. Mrs. l.. Troutnan. MISS
Blanch Poikinhorn, Mrs. James F.
Douglas, Mrs. Frank Mack, Mrs. Frank.
| lin WcemS.
Ms Edward Muir Mrs V. Landyojpt
Mrs. e. N. Posey. Mrs. Arthur smith
Mrs Florence Littleuood. Mrs. Charlie
Berry, Mrs. r. c. Stiles, Mrs William
Clerk, Mrs. James w. Carmat, Mrs. J.
MacFarquhar. Mrs Charles Turner.
Mrs. John NJ. Swanson. Mrs. Paul Bly,
cen, Mrs. Carl Casey. Mrs Louis Dent.
MTS. s. j. Roberts, Mrs Rose MuIcare
Mrs +, J. Moore. Mrs r. Winston Hol.
Mrs. Edmund II. Parry. Mrs J. O. Ey-
ans. Mrs. Laura Wright, Mrs. d. g.
vroom. Mrs. II. X. Boss. Mrs. Il. W
Boiling Mrs. s. r Ficklen. Mrs. Royal
IremnIy. Mrs, Warren Akers. Mrs
James Adkins. Mrs. Louis Peak, MITE
II. L. AHpin.all. Mrs. David l.. ;3andoe.
! Mfs Robert l., Ettenger, Mrs. CHARTS
N. Wilkes. Mrs. lie Roy Golf. Mrs
Frank Hight. Mrs. H. a. Moss, MIS-
! Leno:a Hc"ett. Mrs. H. l.. Gott. MIS-
Jofep! Castor, Mrs Lynn 5lzer, Mrs
George WEIGH, Mrs Gillespie. Mrs t.
& Grams Mrs.. f. w Fuller, MIS- r.. &
! Walker, Mrs Henry b Brown. Mrs. j
N. D1taDt anc Mrs. Earl Macintosh
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Alabama Society Ball
Proves Brilliant Affair

The ball given BY the Alabama State
Society of Washington Thursday night,
February 9, in the large ballroom OF the
Willard Hotel was one Of the most bril-
liant in the history Of the organization.
Not only was il attended by many
prominent Aiabamars but practically
every portion Of Dixieland was repre-
sented by members Of the large South
ern colony in residence here.
Representative William 3. Bowling
welcomed the members Of the society
and their friends and paid tribute TO
the Confederate veterans who occupied
a box as guests Of the organization.
Dancing began al 9 o'clock and con-
tinued until II o'clock. when the queen
of the ball with her pages arrived and
led the grand march. each CUES. re-
ceiviug an attractive favor as he passed
down the long ballroom. Mrs. Hugo
Black. wife Of Senator Black OF Ala
han1a. was crowned queen Of the oc-
casion. and the three charming little
pages who escorted her in the grand
march and finally to the box Of honor
were Miss Carrie Roper Fulton. Miss
Mariana Couch end Miss Louise Grant.
Mr. r. Lee Barnes. president Of the
SOGtS(F. anu NkES. 1DdsItSc FAIiIA N
number of distinguished guests in their
box, including Senator and Mrs. Hugo
Black. Chief Justice and Mrs, e K,
Campbell, Admiral Richard S Jackson
and Miss Elizabeth Jackson. Col. and
Mrs. Oliver Street, Mrs. Sterling Foster,
Mrs. Rhett Goode. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
R. Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lacey.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles z. Trotter and
Mr. and Mrs. Roger McWhorter.
Among those who occupied boxes at
the bali were Senator Helm. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. George Huddleston,
Representative and Mrs. Edward 3.
Almon Representative and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Bankhcad Representative ard
Mrs Lamar JeGers. Representative and
Mrs. Miles c. Al!good. Representative
and Mrs William B Bowling. Col.
George w Pratt. MIR A. c. Radue, Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Tucker. Maj. and Mrs. James r. John
son. DR. and Mrs. II. o. Sargent, Miss
Florence Hughey. MIR. and Mrs Hugh G.
Grant. Mr.. r NJ VIM. Col. and Mrs.
Noble j. Wiley. Mr. l. Y. Balm. Mt
Allen NJ Laster Maj. and Mrs Hartley
Moon. Col. A. r. Brindiey. Mai Charles
Davis and Miss Margaret Davis. Miss
Bessie Moore. Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth
Murphy. Ma and Mrs. John A Elro-e.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fcscue Miss Slctchcr
Jacobs Ct ScotrS1ro. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lane, Miss Elizabeth REYES
Mrs H. J. Landrus, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Rich, MAJ and Mrs r. V.
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Marsh. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil A. Beasley, Mr. and Mrs
Albert S. Lizenby, Mr. j. E. Moneyway
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Chambers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Bondurant. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Lipscombe. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles BarthelMas and Mrs. Elizabeth
klinehantc.
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OF Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

The marriage Of Miss Helene Baoette
Bencheim, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Bendhe:m, and Mr.. Stanford
Edward Abel OF this city viii take place
Thursday at noon at the willard Ho-
TEL. The ceremony viii be performed
By Rev. Dr. Abram Simon and viii be
followed By breakfast.
Miss Ida Kaufman and Miss Phyllis
Eronheinaer are spending the week END
q Baltimore as the guest OF friends.
Mrs Louis Chaser and young son OF
Boston. Mass. are the guests OF the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. j.
Kaufman Of Chevy Chase.
A1r Irving Feist OF Newark. N. j., and
III David LettermAn Of New York were
the guests for the week end Of Mr.. and
Mrs Adolph Weyl-
Mrs. Harry Isaacs and her baby
daughter June Of New York are the
guests Of the formers parents. Mr.. and
t.rs Edgar Baum Of Allison street.
Miss Elsa S. Stiro. Of Pittsburgh vas
the guest last week OF Ar. and Mrs. Ed
Gar Baum
The Siserhood annual rally will talH
Place Hashingoon's birthday s;lnirer-
gary. Wednesday afternoon. 81 2 O'Clock,
Sc the restry rooms of the temple. Mrs.
DAVID Frank is chairman.
Miss Esther Sherry has returned from
three months stay IN the South. where
she was the guest Of friends IN Atlanta
and Savannah.
Nr. and MIS-. Simon Kann will re-
turn Thursday from four weeks stay
e. EsTana Cuba.
Mrs. Charles Friedlander /. the
guest % hey brother and sister -in-lay,
NJ and Mrs. Sol Peyse!. n Newport
News. Va.
M. ard Mrs.. Peyser and Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Weatne!mer 0! Newport
News Va were guests IN Washing-
ton last week 10 attend the Fried-
iande. -Cun1ersheimer wedding Sun
Gay. a. the Hotel Washington.
Ny an6 Mrs. Edmund Kaufman
le.t Tuesday Tor Florida 10 spend TWO
weeks
Mss Dorothy Enrich is the CUES, Of
ke, cousin MES Grace Leosser. In New
Tork Miss LeoeSer was the recent
g2eS' here u her aunt Mrs T. Enrich.
q Ecanas Nil .oad
The FRIDAY Club vas entertained the
pa. seek a. luncheon followed b.
cares ~ Mrs. Samuel J Etei9berger o.
tne Ci4astleoon.
ny ard I.S. Lawrence Pubel have
returned from tnree-week trip 10
CUra
MF Oar Sherry. who attends Wash
!.aprJ9 s:.d iee University. Is spending
aeteral c&ts win als parents Nr and
Mrs Harry Sherry u Decatur stree.
Nts. u e. Cohen has returned from
Jf'tDi'. "t4ere ane attended The Ytd-
CRY - her s.lece Mss Er@a OtieHb r2
&c 4f JscrD Newman 81 Cleveland
E9nc1y - t1e Etatlef Hobl
RI s.c H!s Josepi. y kaufman
g." ~ Tlpf1cz ~ speno seYrrs! weeks
Ihe sixth annual dance u ne J,niar
Fsca*sah vii tske place On Washing
W.: b,rncsY al the Hote! Washing
c9!3 IT. 8 oclcck The pTpceecs viii be
USfc ~ MAINTAIN al educational nsti-
t1'-pn tor orphans in Palestine
pff u CuncrFSneinlsr ms YetufneG
" her s.rnle III New Yo:k aftf visit
Eefs W!tn relatives
Hiss JeanftN GoIcenbe.P Yss ilo&fese
e. cinrtr THURSDAY ni9h, a. her ng!.te.
cn Twenty -sesentn street
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Mrs. Chance Is Hostess
For Womens Club Tea

Mrs. n. o. Chance will be hostess
this afternoon at the tea given ov ne
Womens City Club az the clubhouse, q
jackson place from 80 until S o'cl1ck
Assisting hoSresses will De Mrs. Virr,!
c. Miller, Mrs. Bruce Baird. Mr5.
Charles G. Luck. Mrs Giadys Middle
miss, Mrs. A. 3. Omwake, Mrs. Frede--
lex Roman, Mrs. e L. Russell, Mr.
George H. Rutiey. Mrs Charles @.
Schudt, Miss Ada Soleau Miss Roberta
Tull and Mrs. Frederick r. Whippls-.
Guests Of honor Will be Mrs. Clara
Shortridge Fo!tZ and the new members
VINO are Mrs Lillian ". Bonner, Miss
Agnes A. Carleton Mrs. Franz Ca-ra-
nan. Mrs. Mary liant Couch. Miss s.
Pearle JeucEs. Mrs. Frances johnson.
Mrs. Ada klenpete-, Miss Mary r. Lst;-
rer, Miss Birdie Benton Lede-e-, Miss
Doris Red.ern and Miss Virginia Poo-
iilson.
Sponsors tor the new members ta-s
been specially invited 20 attend. Pre-
sidirg at the tea tables viii De Mrs.
c. r. Cheseld,ne and Mrs. Gec.Es
A1thier. Club members have gues-
privileges al the tea.
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, Watson, Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg. Mrs
r. Thornton Wilson, Princess Nina
| Caracciollo.
A division OF opinion exists amons
the members of the smart set VINO
| inhabit the Piping Rock section OF
long Island. The truth of the matter
is that those who live in the area on
! the outskirts of Locust Valley wish to
start separate community OF their
! own and a meeting was called yester-
day at the home Of Paul D. Cravath TO
| asree upon the first steps to be taken
| toward independence. II has been sug-
eested that new village be created
under the name of Matinocock. an old
Indian designation of the section,
An interesting social announcement
OF the last week was that Of Miss Lucy
Jackson Gawthrop, eldest daughter OF
Mrs Charles S, Gawtllrop. of 655 Park
avenue and the last Mr. Gawthrop,
who will be married to Lieut.. Comdr.
John Douglass Ross Of the Royal Navy
on April g in ST. James Church, SOM
ersct. Bermuda. Miss Gawthrop will
have her two sisters. the Misses Mary
c. and Hannah S. Gawthrop. as her
maids Of honor and only attendants.
Following the ceremony there will be
reception at Seaview. the country
place Of Miss Gawthrop's cousin, Mrs,
Sheridan Patterson.
Miss Gawthrop attended Miss Por-
ter's School at Harrington, Conn, and
is member of the Junior League
Miss Mary Stuart Cottrell. daughter
Of Mrs. Calvert Byron Cottrell and the
late Mr.. Cottrell, OF Westerly. r. l.,
and Ridley Watts, jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridley Watts Of MorristoWn, n.
j., will be married February IS in ST.
Bartholomew, Rev Clifton Macon Of
floating. A reception at the Ambas-
sador will follow the ceremonies.
Mrs. Randolph E. Chandler will be
her sisters matron of honor. Erwin
r. Wits will be his brothers best man
and Thomas F. Oakes of Hartford. Louis
Dejonge Of Fitchburg. Mass: John S.
Amory and Duncan F. Thayer of Bos-
ton. Joseph S. Clark. jr. Philadelphia !;
H. Wainwright Howe. jr.: Donald F.
Bush. John Watts and Charles c. Lee
OF New York and Robert z. Gates and
Vinton Chaplin. Washington.
The New York social set was much
interested to learn that Mr.. and Mrs
David Prewitt OF Lexington. KY. had
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Martha R. E. Prewitt, to
Clifton r. Breckenridge. II. o. New
York, member OF the noted family of
his name in the South and Middle West.
Miss Prewitt gained fame four years
ago, while attending seminary near
London, when she decided to see how
the other half" lived Miss Prewitt OBJ
tanned a position as q maid in the home
OF London stockbroker and for two or
which q scullery maid is responsible.
The London family had no idea Of the
girls identity.
On her return to Kentucky Miss Pre-
witt became interested in social settle
ment work and is connected with a
schccl in the Kentucky mountains. She
Is wealthy. society beauty and a men,
Der Of one OF KentIcky's most aristo-
cratic families.
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Dinner Party Is Given
Fer Dr.. and Mrs. Tigert

Dr.. Tigcrt. United States Commits
sioncr of Education. and Ms. T!gert
we're the eu>s,s OF honor at dinner
gwen b. A4,ss En1cllne Wh!tcomb and
Miss Florence Fox. Thursday evening NJ
III. W2rdr1an Park Hotel. A5sed 10
i1ect Dg ana Mrs. T!gect were some OF
the prominent o'it-of-toun educators
who haze been appointed by ,he De-
partmcnt Of the interior TO serve III The
national survey of land grant colleges.
now being conducted by the Bureau o.!
Education
The guests were: DR.. Cornelius Beteen
Of Cornell University. Prof Nina Girgler.
formerly of the University of Arizona:
Dr. H. G. Ramsowcr. DR.. Carl +. Steeb
OF Ohio State University and Mrs, s~tceb.
Dr.. Arthur Klein OF the Bureau Of Edu-
cation in charge OF the survey, and
Mrs. Klein. Mr.. l.. n. Alderman Of the
Bureau Of Education. and Mrs, Alder
man. Or. f, F. Fowler Of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce and Mrs.
Fowler. and Miss. Grace FTysiagcr OF
the Department Of Agriculture.
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Capital D. A. R. Chapter
Marks 18th Anniversary

Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
y. A. r.. celebrated is thirteenth birth
day anniversary Friday. with banquet
at the new y. w. c. A. Miss Lois Cor
man, who is on the board OF directors
Of the Y. w. c. A. and member OF
the chapter. made the arrangements to
have the banquet given there.
Miss Roberta Galloway was the toast
/ mistress for the occasion and introduced
the honor guests. speakers and others
en- the program. Mrs. Frank Morrison
regent Of the chapter, extended greet
in2s to the members and guests.
The pace cards were IN keeping with
the day. en- airplane with the Spirit OF
Our Ancestors. The program was ar
ranged accordingly. Col Charles Lind
bergh was the hub around which the
wheel turned. "A Lone Flight" by Miss
Pomona Newman. Just You" and Il
Send My Heart to Thee" were sung
Mrs Howard L. Hodgkins an honor
guest. gave talk on Orders" Miss
Ida V Randall was listed on the pro-
name for dance Mrs. Samuel w
Earle. Our Ambassador Of Goodwill >
save & message from the national or
can::ca ion. Mrs Earle. now national
officer. vas formerly regent Of The lare-
est D. a. r. chapter in the world. II Is
located i'll Chicago. and has over
500 members Miss Helen Belt
played two violin solos. "Cabatina" and
"Scrnade" Mrs. Jasper NJ. Beall gave
an interesting talk on We" Mrs
Marlette Spangler sang two numbers
| "Sernade" and Love Is In My Heart. y
Miss Margaret Davis was listed next on
! the program. but Cue to sudden ILL
ness was unable 10 play in "A Hum OF a
! Motor"
Mrs. Clayton EInig. the founder OF the
chapter, gave very interesting talk on
spurs ard Foundations" Mrs. Ralph
Endicott gave The Lone Flight and
IA DaWu41g" MIS-. William Dousal
Lcc:"h wa3 t..o thirteenth Oh the pro-
gram. ana this bcing the thirteenth
b.rthday Of the chapter. sine gave tax
on Lucky end Unlucky Thirteen, The
chapter voted the next meeting would
be given the frs: Wednesday In March
instead Of the customary Tuesday.
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Prince George County
Teachers Have Banoue,

The annual banquet and social eve
ming o. the teachers Of Prince George
County was held last night az 80
O'Clock at the Burlington Hotel II this
city. The banquet hour was from 80
10 O'Clock, during which period ad-
dresses were made by Mr. Harry O. Hi.e.
secretary 20 the Board Of Education. O..
the District and Nj W S. Holloway.
pr!rc!pa! Of the Salisbury State Norma.
School
Dancing ard bridge were enjoyed
from . 10 II o'clock. and one o. the
pleasan, features OF the evening vas the
distribution O. fayors The committee
Of arrangements was headed By Mr.. VII
liam D. Hines. who had as his asso-
cis'es. Mrs. Lillian OldenherS Miss NJ
Elizabeth Smith and Mr. I. 9. Worth
ington.