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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
Won ELM LEADS
AT LONG BEACH
BY One STROKE

LONG BEACH, Calf, Jan IA E9-
George Won Elm, of Los Angeles, fin
ished the qualifying play still in the
runnerup position. His card of II
today gave him an aggregate of 14O to
carry into the 36-hole championship
flight tomorrow
One stroke behind the former ma
tional amateur champion came youth
Cooper of Los Angeles, with one
stroke under par card of 70 for the
days play, which added to yesterdays
round, gave him total of 141 strokes.
Leo Diegel, of New York. shattered
par by Two strokes in his round today,
turning in a card of SO for an ag-
gregate of 142 for the first two days
play Charles Seaver, .16 year old Los
Angeles sensation, surprised everyone
by continuing his consistent play, TAX
ing a II today, one stroke less than
yesterday for a total. of 143., Willard
Hutchinson, of Pasadena, Calf, who
led the field at the close of yester-
days play, with a 81, reversed the fig
ureS today to 76 for a total card OF
143 Five others finished at the 143
station Joe Turnsea, of New York,
turning in individual rounds of 72, Il;
John Black, of Oakland, Calf., 10, 73;
Leonard Schmutte, Lima, Ohio, 70, 73;
AL Espinosa, of Chicago, 72, II, and
Larry Nanholtz, Cleveland, Ohio 73, TO-
MacDora Id Smith, distinguished
Long Island, N. Y, stylist, winner OF
the recent Palos Verdes and Los An
geles open tournaments, finished his
qualifying play with IA strokes, in a
tie with four others. His individual
rounds for the two days play were
72, r. The others included Tommy,
Armour, Of Washington, D, c., nation
al open champion, with 73, II.
Two other nationally known mem
bers of the clan we're among those oc-r
cupying positions in the 145 division.
AL Watrous, noted Grand Rapid,
Mich, pro, had IA and a II; and
Willie Hunter, of Los Angeles, Cali
fcrnia open champion, 72, 73.
Bobby Cruickshank, wee New York
er, had a total Of 148 a IS and 73.
Angel De La Tore, of New York, with
rs, "a; Emmett Kiliian, Colorado
Springs, Colo, IS, IA, and Ernest Pen
fold, Minneapolis, with IA, IS, each had
149's
Johnny Rogers, of Denver, Colo,
played better gold today, clipping two
strokes from his yesterdays card for a.
IA and an aggregate of $50.
The 36-hole championship flight will
be played over the Virginia Country
course tomorrow, with the low 81
scorers and ties at the end of todays
play contesting.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
HART HANGS UP :
RECORD OF 248
BOWLING AT ~


When a three. year bowling record
was smashed last week On the Y. M.
c. A. alleys by g. A. BalIentine, who
rolled score OF 246, the state
champion, Barney Hart, had a sleep
less night. What he thought and
dreamed, no one seems to know, but
the fact remains that when his turn
came to bowl the other night he
displayed a wicked arm as well as
a wicked eye, increasing the previous
record by two pins, rolling a game
of 248. He Isl resting easier now
High scores seemed to be in order
for johnson rolled 213, Childers 200.
and 226, Cooper 223, March 2O2, Lind
ner 213 and Negri 200. Shotwell and
Childers tied for the weeks high
average. each making 1874. Ballentine
retains high tournament average with
1873.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15


From these five battles, Rickard
hopes to draw the first opponent for
Gene Tunney, with Jack Dempsey
standing out as the champions sec
ond challenger The elimination
tournament victor probably will fight
Tunney in June. Denpsey's third
fight with the big marine is tenta-
lively set for next September at the
Yankee stadium. Rickafd also is
considering match in London be-
tween Heeney and Dempsey next
summer.
While no opponents have been
picked for Heeney and Sharkey, Rick
ard plans to bring together Jack
Dorval, Canadian heavyweight and
Knute Hanson the Minnesota Dane.
with the winner to act as one trial
hcrse" Pauline probably will oppose
the other.
"After all the trouble Il have taEen
to build Sharkey up his bout witls
Heeney last night merely reduced his
standing to that of Heney, Uzcudun,
Delaney and Risko,' said Rickard
''You can toss them all into one
group OF about the same rating.
must do something drastic with them
if title contender is to rise from
that bunch Fifteen round "do Or
die matches are the only solution
While the promoter thought the
draw decision good one Cespite the
almost unanimous opinion Of 1900
spectators, that the New Zealander
had won, he thought that Jack
Dempsey could have whipped both
Heeney and Sharkey in the same ring
as they fought last night.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
WOULDN'T TAKE S5O,OOO

$50 he wouldn't take the $4,000. :"
was the unique situation that arose
recently when Bobby Jones, king Of
the golfers, turned back the check
that his ad1niring fellow citizens of
Atlanta gave him to build a home.
In accepting the gift when it was
offered to him at civic function Jones
Said he had no thought that it was
not entirely proper The good citizens
told him that it was token to ex-
press the regard they held for him as
a worthy citizen of Atlanta and in his
characteristic modesty, Bobby may
have thought that if he wasn't the
worlds greatest. golfer the city would
have given him the mansion regard
less.
1t developed, however, that some
London sport writer's got ne idea that
the Jones golf might have inspired
the good citizens to dig III their pockets
and that the gift of such a house came
within the restrictions of the amateIr
rule that prohibits even indirect re-
turns to an amateur.
The Royal and Ancient club kept a
discreet mouth shut, however, and in
timated automatically chat it was up
to the United States to handle its own
golf affairs.
The United States Golf associa-
tion ruled unOfficiaIIy that it was
perfectly proper for Jones to- ac-
cept the present, but they shouted
loud and long when he announced
that he would have to decline the
gift.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
Team Standing
20 High Men

Ballentine 1872, Hill $50, Childers
179, Hart 178, Pollak 173, Johnson
167. Shotwell 167, .Struthers 166. Negri
165, Young 162, Lindner 162, Meredith
160, Klingensmith 159, Lewis 158,
Vaughn 157, Evans l53, Stolaroff $50,
Nelson 149, Lamb 149, Adams 149.
Schedule
Tuesday, January IT: Piggy Wiggly
VS.. Kazal Grocery company Copper
Queen VS.. c. & A. Smelter.
Wednesday January 18: Arizona
Edison company No. l VS.. Railroad
Arizona Edison company NO vs.
American Legion No. g.
Thursday, JANUARY 10: Y M c.
A. VS.. Ramblers. Lucky Strikes VS.
Eleventh Streeters
Friday, January 20: American
Legion No. l VS.. G. q A. Acid Plant
State mail match
Saturday, January 81: Cup match
at Bisbee. Team, Ballentine, Childers,
Johnson, Hart Hill.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
START BALLYHOO
TO ELIMINATE
HEAV WV Ell HTS

NEW YORK, jan IA tP)-"Terribly
disappointed" at the showing Of Tom
Heeney and Jack Sharkey in their
draw bout at Madison Square Garden,
Tex Rickard today decided to stage
a final elimination" tournament
among five men, preliminary to two
championship matches this year.
Acting Immediately on the plan
Rickard signed Sharkey today to
meet q suitable opponent on March
II, and engaged Heeney for bout
March l. He came to terms with
Johnny Risko, the Cleveland baker
boy. to fight Jack Delaney retired
light heavyweight champion, Feb
ruary TO- The fifth entrant in the
tourney is Pauline Uzcudun, OF Spain.
All matches, Tex. declared, will be
Is round affairs with the losers
definitely eliminated from further
consideration as potential title chal-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
MEHLHORN IN LEAD

LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan. IA R)-
wild" Bill Mehlhorn, of the Will
kinsburg Country club, Williamsburg,
Pa, today had a two stroke lead over
the national field contesting in the
$25Oo song Beach open tournament,
when he completed his 36 holes of
qualifying play with a total card of
1873 strokes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
BASKETBALL

Globe high school 95, Morenci high
%.
Pine high school 20, Miami junior
high IL.
Duncan high school girls %, Miami
high girls IT.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
MORE. ADVICE. COMING

The. problem Of what to do about
that $4,000 is the First one that Jones
will have to face now that he is out in
life on what mighte be called his own
He will have to listen to a lot more
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
DID A FINE THING

Regardless of what some of the pro-
fessionals may say about it, Jones did
a big thing when he changed his mind
and told his friends that he couldn't
accept their present Circumstances
had become such that he could turn
back, the gift without hurting any
body's feelings and at the same time
earn more respect for himself at home
and abroad.
1t isn't everybody who has the
strength of conviction to toss away a
$4,000 home. even if The upkeep of
that home would have been con-
siderable job for q young family man
just starting to practice law It will
take a long time to earn a $4,000
estate in the practice of law unless he
is as good at the bar as he is on the
links
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15

ers here about attempting to form
a club that could get into the state
league. On the other hand many
offer to bet that there are enough
sports in the city to support a
league membership and to make a
first class team a paying proposition.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15
W BOWLERS IN .
SHIELD MATCH
LEAD ELKS 359

AT the Elks alleys last night in the
Shield team game between the aggre-
CATION representing the Y, M. C.. A.
and the Elks, the former copped the
game 2675 to 2316. The score in de-
tail:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-15

He has been given good start,
however. He hardly was clear of
the bar exams when he was ap-
pointed to the legal staff of the
Southern Railroad in Atlanta, and
that is pretty good spot for a
young lawyers first job.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
NATIONAL BAPTIST
CHURCH SERVICES.
Dr.. Cove G. Johnson to Preach
TWice-0ther Activi-
ties of Week.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow the pastor. Rev. DR..
Cove G. Johnson will preach on the
theme. THE Church for the Sake of
the World" The Lords supper will be
observed. The evening subject is MIR.
Worldly Wiseman."
The Mizpah class for women has
elected the following officers; President.
Mrs. Hampden Wilson: vice presidents.
Mrs. William Jorg. Mrs. j. Lee Aston
and Miss Nellie Salvidge; recording
secretary. Mrs. W. r. winston: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Nan r.
Street, and treasurer. Mrs. j. p Morris
The Evening Mission Club will have
supper at the Reservoir. picnic grounds
Tuesday at 6:15 pm.
The Woman's Society will have re-
ports from the Atlantic District conven-
ton Wednesday morning. A mission
ary dialogue will be given by Mrs.
Young and Mrs Hampton i'm the after
noon.
Mrs. Capitola w. Tyler has given the
bookStand on the pulpit of the church
in memory of her son, Rev. Laurense
Tyler.
The church troop of Boy Scouts No.
43, has established its camp on Letfler
farm. a mile and q half from Silver
Hill, Md. A swimming pool is now
being installed on the property,
Next Sunday will be Children's day
in the Bible school. A special program
has been planned.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CHURCH EXTENSION
IN INDIA SOUGHT.
Anglican Mission at Nagpur
Asks United States Aid
in Work.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The native
Anglican Church at Nagpur. India.
which is under British jurisdiction. has
asked the Episcopal Church in the
United States to undertake missionary
work in that province. and the presid-
ing bishop of the church. Right Rev.
John Gardner Murray. D. D.. has been
requested by the National Council to
appoint a committee to investigate the
proposition and report its findings to the
General Convention Of the church.
which will assemble in washington.
D. c.. October II next.
A special committee of the council
which gave preliminary consideration to
the subject, reported adversely on the
ground that present conditions would
not warrant the church in entering a
new field. It was thought however,
that the request was of sufficient I'M
portance to have further investigation
and then be laid before the General
Convention.
It was said at the church missions
house here that the request came from
III, Metropolitan of Calcutta. and while
il is made in the name Of the Church
of India il has the Endorsement of the
Church of England. whose church
missionary society is engaged there.
There is fear that through lack of funds
the c. NJ S. may have to withdraw.
While the Church of England and the
Episcopal Church divide the field in
China and Japan, the latter has never
entered India.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CALVARY SERMON
SERIES CONTINUED
DR.. W. S. Abernethy to
Preach on "The Church of
the Early Days."

"a Benefactor-And Not Wanted"
will be the subject of the sermon which
DR.. w. S. Abernethy will preach at Call
vary Baptist Church tomorrow evening
at 8 O'Clock He will continue the Sc
ries on The Church of the Early Days"
at II O'Clock, the topic being Peters
Broadening Vision" The ordinance OF
the Lords Supper will be administered
at the close of the morning service.
The Florence NJ. Brown class will
meet at the church Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The Burial class Will meet Tuesday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock instead OF We'd
nesday evening. The class picnic will
Greek Park instead of Friday.
Miss Yetive Patton will conduct the
meeting Of the intermediate Christian
Endeavor Society at o'clock tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Frances Gooch Kline
the new adviser Of the society. will be
installed In her new Office.
we Would See Jesus" will be the
topic at the Young Peoples Society to-
night at Gas o'clock at Waddell Hall
Miss Bernice CTowelI will be the leader
The following missionary circles will
hold their meetings next week: Stick
ney. Tuesday. with Miss Irne Jasper.
Landover, Md. Take l:i5 train at
Union Station Hoeke, Wednesday, pic
mic at Sixteenth street reservoir at /
pm. Bristow. Thursday, at Vacation
Lodge, Cherrydale Va
The Farnum class win give an enter
tainment In the adult room Friday eve
ming at 3 O'Clock.
The Service class will hold its June
meeting at the home Of Mrs. r. b.
Sprigg. 40I Pershing drive. Lyon Park,
Va, Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
LUTHER LEAGUE TO HEAR
TALK BY ZIMMERMAN
Founder of Baltimore Church to
Make Address at Quarterly
Meeting.

DR.. L. NJ Zimmerman, who will ad
dress the Luther League of the District
of Columbia at its quarterly meeting
June at the Church of the Reforma-
ton, Second and B streets southeast, is
the founder of the Christ Lutheran
Church, Baltimore. Md. at which he
served as pastor for 38 years.
st. Marks Luther League held a spe-
cial Memorial service Wednesday eve
ming
plans for a Profitable Summer" is
the topic which will be presented tomor-
row evening at Atonement League by
Miss May Doyle, at st. Paul's League
by George Sloane. at lions League by
Herbert Reichelt and at Luther League
by District Luther League President
Paul L. Brindle.
The April News Letter of the Luther
League of the District of Columbia was
edited by Miss Edith Lawson, COR
responding secretary of the District
League The May number has been is
sued by Miss Emma Holzer, missionary
secretary.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
The Choice Of Three.

Fseas iae FsliaeelDbsz E8lietss
Joseph y. gickerson, fefrlgerzt ton
a1tBoTity. of Chicago, vas taking about
scientists dispute.
gaeSe two great scientists" he said
have got angry and allowed pers0naIl-
tle8 W creep ia. Too had. though II
makes their dispute more amusing at
that.
~ reminds n2e VI tne fat conductor
asa6 tSle cranky passenger.
'Soy. then the fat conductor
feIseo, 'yog got " 90 one 0f three
Things afc % ~ quick show your
fsket, DaY Jour fare or get on
EgeEysIIGy In the car iaslgiled and
ne cranky passenger brought out his
tlcket Then he yelled saek.
LEac yoJ'ye g0t 10 % one Of three
to3nES quick, 1>o-galk more, eat less
of E1llae ,"
Evening star., 1928-06-02
OPEN-A|R EvENSONG.
WILL GOOvER WRC.
Honorary Canon of Washing
ton Cathedral Will Conduct
Services Tomorrow.

Rev. Henry Lubbock of New York City,
honorary canon of Washington Cathe-
dral, will be the special preacher at the
peoples open-air evensong at the peace
cross Of Washington Cathedral tomor-
row afternoon at pm. This service
will be broadcast by radio over WRC.
Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop
of Washington. will preach at the II
am. service of holy communion and
sermon in Bethlehem Chapel of Wash
ington Cathedral tomorrow morning.
The full list of services in Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow will be as follows:
1880 am, holy communion; 10 am,
morning prayer and litany; IL am,
holy communion and sermon.
Visitors to the city as well as resi-
dents are cordially invited to the
peoples open air evensong and the
services in Bethlehem Chapel.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
REV. E. O. CLARK TO SPEAK.
Chevy Chase Baptist Church TO OBJ
serve Communion.

At the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
the ordinance OF the Lords Supper viii
be observed tomorrow morning at the
II o'clock service. The pastor. Rev.
Edward o. Clark win make brief
communion meditation on the theme
Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet. :"
New members win be welcomed into
the church
Whence Come Baptists?" viii be the
subject AZ 7:30 pm. by Rev. Clark.
This service viii be joint meeting OF
the church and the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union, which viii conduct the Sers-
ice. At q recent meeting Of the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union the follow
ing new officers were elected: Kenneth
Forbes. president: Miss Mary PeaTce.
vice president; Miss Lucille Forbes.
secretary. Hiss Janet Puiliam. treas
urer: Miss Pearl Stephens. campaign
director, and Miss Ellen FTankanneld,
pianist
Evening star., 1928-06-02
WOMEN TO MEET.
Episcopal Diocese Auxiliary Will
Gather at Epiphany Church.

A meeting of the woman's Auxiliary
Of the Episcopal Church in the diocese
of Washington will be held In the parish
hall OF Epiphany Church Tuesday at
pm. The monthly meetings of the
auxiliary usually cease with the meeting
in May. but because Of the large amount
Of business which the auxiliary has In
preparation for the general convention
next October this special meeting has
been called
Mrs william D. Hurd, diocesan presi-
dent Of the Woman's Auxiliary. has ap-
pointed tFirty-three separate commit
tees 10 handle matters In connection
with the coming triennial Chairmen
will report at the meeting Tuesday
One committee, headed by Mrs. c.
Brown Miller, has raised sufficient funds
TO provide for the care OF the delegates
The committee on branches will report
raising the sum Of S247.50 by means of
tn play and pageant produced In All
Souls parish hall In March.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
N. Y. p. S. NEWS

The Young Peoples Society of the
First Church of the Nazarene. Seventh
and A streets northeast, Is planning to
celebrate Bring My Chum" day to-
morrow at $50 pm Every member Is
to bring friends.
It is also the last of series OF
monthly missionary meetings, compris-
ing an imaginary trip around the world
visiting all mission stations. Japan will
be reached tomorrow. and after an in
teresting program good-bys will be said
and the trip to the United States will
be started.
This series of meetings has been
under the direction of the president of
the society, Miss Christine Williams.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
representative TO TALK.
Vestal Of Indiana viii Address
Mems Bible Glass Tomorrow.

Representative Albert H Vestai Of In
diana w1fs address the Harrison mems
Esbse class Of Congress Street Meth
odiSt Protestant Church, 1888 Thirty
FIRST street. tonaogTow morning az 9:45
O'clock in the auditorium Of the church.
His subject viii be The Responsible
ties Of Citizenship" NJ .. Smith VIII
have charge Of the lesson and give q
short talk On II. AL men are welcome.
The class viii have charge 81 the Q
cfciock services In the evening and .
special program dedicated 70 the Ma
sonic fraternity has been arranged.
Representative Quinn Williams. past
grand master of EaSons of Texas.
viii deisEeg the a6dres, His subject win
BE- The Church and the Masonic Fra
ferr1ssy~ All BaSoEls and their fznd-
les ere invited.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
PASTORS TO EXCHANGE.
Highlands and Takoma Clerymen
Make Sabbath Arrangement.

The pastor Of the Highlands Baptist
Church, Rev. n. III. Simmons, will ex-
change pulpits tomorrow evening with
Rev. william z La Rue Of the Takoma
Church. In the morning there will be
held the monthly communion service
and welcoming Of new members.
The workers council viii meet Tues
0ay evening. The trustees will meet
Wednesday evening
The church VIII enter the field Of the
daily vacation Bible school this year
Mrs. J. w. Lofts viii head the school.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
"LIFE'S COMMENCEMENT"
is THEME OF PASTOR
DR.. Frederick B. Harris to Preach
at Foundry Church-other
Activities.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris. pastor
Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
viii preach tomorrow morning on the
theme, "Life's Commencement"
Rev>Everett L. Eaton Of the GeneSee
Conference viii occupy the pulpit at
the evening service.
The Boigiano Class. taught by. DR.
Frank W. Collier of the American Uni
versify. will have their annual banquet
Tuesday evening The guest speaker
viii be Curtis D. Wilbur, Secretary Of
the Navy.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
SPEAKS ON HUMAN WILL

Mrs. Annie Bill to Appear Under
Auspices Of Christian Science Group
Human VIII" will be the subject OF
sn address By Mrs. Annie G. Bill to-
morrow at IL O'Clock At the Hotel La
Fayette.
Mrs. Izettz Jewel Miller will give
lecture on Christian fscience-~Itg
Place in World History" In the Ma
sonic Auditorium, Thirteenth street and
New YORK avenue, at 3 pm. Both ad-
dresses viii be under auspices Of the
Christian Science Parent Church.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Veterans Of Gross" Il Topic.

f~ge&efSks N 1kgs Cross" viii D@ me
ssa13ees a Feg. n H. Whiting pastor
q me Fyaexs1Ef3s2 Eaptass Church, FIFss
zssz II sgSsess S9s<Gs}geSt, 1osEoTToE -
Il an Eey 8DSs3oDy Dean VIII
g.ezff. ~ Z pm, sunday Eefsooi kfssetS
e. 80 & n.. sxg1 E2Dtsss Yg81DE Pep
PIES ynsoB ~ Ds3, Pg&yer ane
praise saeeg1sag gsSesEzy 1T 3 pm
Evening star., 1928-06-02
THREE SERVICES.

Sermon Subjects Announced for
Full Gospel Tabernacle.
Three services will be held tomorrow
at the Full Gospel Tabernacle. North
Capitol and K streets The pastor. Rev.
Harry l.. Collier. will preach at IL am.
on Mortar and Music" or Gods
Secret for Building" and at 7:30 pm.
on "The Image Of Dura." or 1.-THE
Worlds Demand of the Church"
Miss Ruth Schof1eld. the young cru
sader evangelist, will preach at 3 pm.
Healing service will be held Tuesday
at 7:45 pm and Pentecostal service
Wednesday at 7:45 pm, and the Cru
saders' service Friday at 7:4s pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Announces "Old Folks Day."

Sunday will ~e known as Old Folks
day at Campbell Memorial A. M E.
Church, Nichols avenue, Anacostia,
d. G. The pastor. Rev. j. A. Danes,
who has recently returned from
the general conference held In Chi
cago, will preach both morning and
evening. Holy communion will be OBJ
served at the ii o'clock service.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
PASTOR TO 0FFICIATE.
Baptismal Service 10 Be Held at
John Wesley Church.

The pastor. DR. H. r. Medford. will
oflciate at both services at John Wesley
A. M. z. Zion Church. Fourteenth and
Corcoran streets, tomorrow. At the
morning service the pastor will baptize
babies
A motion picture entitled Creation"
win be hOwn June at pm. under
the direction Of Mrs. NJ A. Jackson OF
Baltimore. The Freiinghuysen Un!yer-
sity commencement ezercises will be
held Wednesday evening A reception
for DIR. Medford. whose pastorate will
expire here after June II. win be given
at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
EDUCATOR TO SPEAK.
Prof. Miller On Program at Min
igteFg' Meeting.

Prof. Kelly Miller Of Howard Unlger~
ss.y VIII deliver an address before the
Presbyterian Ministers Association Of
Washington and Vicinity, meeting in
the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church Monday st III am. The gubiect
of his address ig The Christian Church
and the Eegro 81 To-Day"
TIE principal item of business Of the
ozy VIII Dc the election of officers.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
INVITED TO ALEXANDRIA.
Daughters Of King VIII Be Guests
Oh Monday.

TIE Daughters Of the King in the
Diocese ~ Washington are invited W
b. the guests Of tsIe chapter of Grace
Church. South Patrick street. AIezzp-
Eraz. Va. NoD1zy a. . pm.
The Dz9lQETtesx vii visit the chapter
a. 81. Johns, Mo1ns Rainier, Nd, June
Z ~ 4 pm,