Evening star., 1928-02-26


Frank Morrison. president. introduced
Senator Clarence G. Dill of Washington.
who gave the address of the after
noon. on Radio Control" In his
comprehensive talk the speaker EN-.
phasized the feature of the new radio
business which has already and will in
the near future be of national impor-
tance. A survey was given Of the radio
law which was passed year ago giving
the Government the control of the
wave length with the idea Of aiding
The development Of radio by preventing
a monopoly which might result from
private ownership. Senator Dill stressed
The Importance OF the radio not only
as means OF broadcasting enter
tainmcnt but In It's usefulness in serv-
ing science in the broadcasting of elec-
tricity power and light. He stated
that the radio might be instrumental
in establishing universal language
throughout the world and so bring
about better understanding among
peoples OF different nations. It would
therefore hasten the day when national
disputes would be settled without war.
The Senator declared THE glory of
:adio Is In It's democracy. 1t belongs
to the people"
DR.. Alexander Hanneman presented
Mss Mary O'Donoghuc. who sang q
Group OF descriptive songs. THE Cry
Il Rachel" written by Mary Turner
-;alter. was distinctive in her program.
Mrs. Clarence c. Dill was the guest
II honor Of the afternoon and remained
or the tea. at which Mrs Wesley L.
Jones and MIS-. Lindley H. Hadley Of
he State OF Washington presided.
They were assisted by Mrs Albert
Johnson. Mrs. Henry O'Malley, Mrs.
Dave Sunderland, Mrs. Wallace Streater
and Mrs. E. r. Woodson.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet at the Thomson School Friday
evening at 8 o'clock Miss Hopson will
present the first chapter of the COM
DcSitc story. and stories that were en-
,red in the short-story contest will be
rad by the authors--Mrs. Marguerite
wilcox, Mrs. Zella Newcomb. Miss Vir-
mia Patterson. Miss Katherine Hop
on, Felix Schwarg and Mrs. Minnie
indberg. Poems will be given by Mrs.
:. M. c. Rittue and Miss Clara Man.
derschied. All writer's are welcome to
these meetings
At the last meeting the Writerscraft
and others were guests of the league.
Prof James Lewis Moneyway. the guest
,ncaker gave an address which he terms
"A Forty-five- minute Course in Short
Story Writing" 1t was interesting and
held the attention of the audience.
| Questions were answered at the close.
Prof Moneyway was given rising vote
OF thanks
A letter from Miss Eileen Peck stated
she had had two poems published in
an anthology.
Mrs. zella Newcomb reported a poem
accepted by Free Verse and Miss Leila
Green had sold an article to Classmate.
The Evolution Of the Watch
Lawrence Lindberg has gone to New
York TO accept fine position.
The Women's Auxiliary to the Rail.
way Mail Association met Friday eve
ming at the home OF the president.
Mrs r. D. Apple, 80i Fern street. Mrs.
u. NJ. Tice and Mrs. F. F. Ball were
| assisting hostcsscs.
IL was the second OF series Of social
gatherings given by the auxiliary this
| Winter and there was a good attend
ancc OF the members, including MANY
guests. among whom were w. M. Col
Inns, national president Of the Railway
Mail Association. and the assistant SUI
peilntendent OF the third division, Rail.
way Mail Service, c. l.. Martin, who
was accompanied by Mrs Martin. The
speaker OF the evening was w. G.
Wntenead OF st. Louis. Mo. presidcn,
! OF the seventh division. Railway Mali
| Association.
! Other members of the executive corn.
mit;ee OF the Railway Mail Association
VINO were presen: and made short talk.
were l.. {. Maco.nber OF Spoka,,e
wash. president of the thirteenth diy.
SON. r. A. Fleming of New York CT!
PRESIDENT OF the second division: 3.
BUTTS OF Cincinnati. Ohio. president
! the NTH division. and H. N. Link. prc
/ dent OF the third division.
instrumental music was furnished
Mr.. Gardner and MFR. Starncs. N
Earl Hedner sang. with Mrs. Brow,
the piano. A supper was served by I.
| hoSteSses.
Daughters OF Union Veterans of CT.
! war, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tet
! No. |. held short business meet
! February. 20. with Mrs. O. c, Iohnsn
president, presiding Atterward L.
! tent entertained members and yisi,o.
with patriotic services commemorate.
the faith Of Washington, Lincoln a..
| mckinley. under direction of Preside
/ O. G. Johnson and Patriotic Instruc,
! G. b. Davis An interesting talk y
given by Mai Charles w. FreemS
Judge advocate o! Army and Ma,
Union, readings BY Marion Piers
and Mrs Ferris, vocal solo by E,carI
! spencer. singing Of patriotic sou,
led by William B. Wells.
| A large class OF candidates will /
initiated March S.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chas
Nd.-The art Section, Mrs. Wall
| Miles. leader. met Tuesday at the ho,.
oi the assistant leader. Mrs. Newm,