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Rhode Island avenue. where they now
live. Nj 4
g.
Mr.. James L. Whitley, RepresenNa.
tive-elect fro mthe thirty-eighth con-
gressional district of New York. and
Mrs. Whitley have taken an apartment
at the Mayf1ower.
Mrs. Luther e. Gregory is entertain
ing for the week Mrs. Louis M. Geldert,
who came to Washington for the break
fast and sessions Of the Pen Women's
League and Is remaining for the D. A. r.
Congress.
A testimonial dinner was given Mrs.
julius Young Talmadge Of Georgia.
candidate for president general, last
evening at the Willard. Covers were
laid for $50 guests. Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook of Pennsylvania, former
and introduced Mrs. Talmadge. Seated
with Mrs. Talmadge and Mrs. Cook
were representatives Of 30 States.
Miss Muriel Wood, who has been
visiting In New York, will return to-
morrow and rejoin Commodore and
Mrs. Wood OF Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. M. de Clare Berry entertained
at supper last evening Miss Charlotte
Johnston, one Of the officers of the
Maj. Overton Calls Chapter, who has
just returned from . Mediterranean
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie, jr., are
leaving Washington for Greenville. n.
c., where they will attend the marriage
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velopment Of the National Capital, Tues
day evening, April %. at . O'Clock.

A0J SECAAAAAot AARAb AOg ~ y " SAeSsNs
One Of the interesting features Of
d. A. r. week will be the annual pages
dance, TO be given at the Willard Hotel
tomorrow evening. This Is an annual
event to which the visiting pages from
other States, as well as those from the
District Of Columbia, look forward with
much enthusiasm, and this year the
affair will be more brilliant than ever
on account Of the fact that this is cleo
ton year. among the Daughters, this
bringing to our city larger number
OF young women than usual who will
hold those coveted pageships. The pres
ident general and the national board
OF management, under whose auspices
the ball Is being given, have appointed
Mrs. David D. Caldwell, State regent of
the District Of Columbia, as chairman.
The invitations to the ball have been
limited exclusively to the pages In at
tendance at the Thirty-eighth Cont
mental Congress and their escorts.
Representative Lamar Jeffers of Ala
bama viii make the introductions and
Maj. Randolph Coyle will act as floor
chairman. Assisting Maj. Coyle Is a
young mems committee whose duty will
be to serve as an Introductory COM
mittee.
The president general, at the close
Of her reception to the DAUGHTERS at
Memorial Continental Hall, win leave
Immediately with her STAFF for the ball
room of the Willard Hotel, and, from q
box especially set aside and decorated
for her. Mrs. Brosseau viii then receive
the pages.
Mr.. and MRS. william p. Lambert
have announced the marriage Of their
daughter Elizabeth to Mr.. Russell r.
Reagh, son Of Mrs. D. A. Reagh Of Ann
Arbor, Mich, Saturday afternoon
March 80, at 2 O'Clock, In. the Church
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Of their son, Mr.. John Ritchie, Sd, TO
Miss Sarah Dunlap wallace Of that city.

-----A. *& KS
An innovation in Congressional Club
entertainment has been inauglKated.
The States are invited to provide Friday
afternoon entertainment during the
special session.
The first program under this arrange
ment will be sponsored by the State OF
washington, April 10. They will pre-
sent Hope Summers Witherell Of Evans
ton, Ill, daughter of Representative
and Mrs. John w. Summers OF WASH
ington. She will read Edward Shell
don's three-act play, Romance" Miss
Summers Is q former student and FREE
quent visitor at the Capital. Since her
graduation from Northwestern Univer-
sity School Of Speech she has had wide
experience In recital work In the East
and stock on the West Coast and Is now
a STAFF member Of Goodman's Memorial
Theater In Chicago.
Hostesses for the tea will be the
ladies from the State Of washington
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler p. Anderson
have as their guest this month the lat
ter's sister, Sonora de Riano, wife of
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Vernon Seminary In Washington. D. O.,
where she was captain Of the schools
field hockey team, and after graduation
entered the Finch European School 1t
Versailles, specializing In the fine arts:
For number of years she has engaged
In the study Of sculpture and languages
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SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Hoover Had
Guests With Them Last Evening
at Supper.

through the early Autumn, coming to
washington for the Winter. Mrs. De-
21O7 Massachusetts, avenue from Mrs
Hugh Webster and viii take possession
on her return In the Fall.
The Undersecretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills lived for some
time In the house at 2l07 MasSa-
chusetts avenue and moved last Fall to
the house on Seventeenth street at
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and has travelled extensively abroad
with her parents.
Mr. Bush, who attains to his majority
on the day before his marriage. OBJ
tanned his earlier schooling at st. Paul's
Concord, n. H., from 1920 to 1926, and
following his graduation entered Christ
Continued on Nineteenth PAGE
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Of the Epiphany, Rev. James Morris
ofiiciatinE. Ia the presence Of q small
company Of members Of the families
and close friends.
Col. and Mrs. william Kelly have
arrived In Washington from Buffalo,
N. Y, and are at the Carlton for about
one week.
Col. Wade II. Cooper has returned TO
the city after brief visit with friends
in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Jeffery Of
10 West Fifty-fifth street, New York,
announced last night the forthcoming
marriage Of their only daughter, Miss
Joan Price Jeffery, to Rufus T. Bush,
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T.
Bush OF $50 Park avenue, New York.
The ceremony will take place in the
chapel OF st. Thomas Church, New
YORK, Thursday, April rs, at 4 o'clock.
a reception ct Sherrys, Park avenue,
that city, will follow. Some $50 guests
have been invited.
On Friday, the following day, the
Olympic for England, where thev viii
repair to oxford to take up Quarters
in the lodgings Of the bridegroom, who
plans to complete his final term al
Christ Church. He will be graduated
from oxford in June.
Upon completing his examinations Mr.
Bush win leave with his bride for ar
extended motor trip, through France
Germany, Austria and Italy, RETURNING
In September to New York, where tI1ev
plan to make their residence. Mr.. Bush
will enter New York banking house In
the Fall.
The bride-to-be, who win be 10 In
June. Is now completing her senior term
at the Finch School of New York
From 1928 to 1927 she attended Mount
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former Ambassador of Spain in Wash.
ington, who came about 10 days ago
YAld will remain until the end Of April
before going to her Newport home.
Mr.. and Mrs Wade H. Ellis viii re-
turn to washington Thursday from
New York, where they are spending q
few days at the Hotel Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Dennis and
and Mrs. Moore, are on Q motor trip
through the East and will 60 into Cam
ada. They will be absent several weeks.
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CoreOran Gallery Holding . .

Coreoran Gallery Holding
Reception and Ceremony April IS.
The trustees Of the Corcoran Gallery
Of Art have issued invitations for q
special ceremony to be held under the
auspices Of the American Institute Of
Architects for the presentation Of the
gold medal Of the institute 10 Mr.. Mil
ton Bennett Medary and the opening
private view Of an exhibition Of archi-
tectural models and designs for the de-
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IContnued on Nineteenth Page.)
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Mr. and Mrs. John Richie, jr, are
leaving Washington for Greenville. n.
c., where they will attend the marriage
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nj. Feeder proposes to return to the
ranch BY airplane Friday or Satur-
day.
whether the armed bands n
countered were rebels or federals the
party did not learn. The men were
not in uniform and the bands num-
bered from six to ten each. Re-
ports brought by the rurale indicat-
cd there had been trouble about
100 miles west of Sofa la Marina,
the nature of which was not ascer-
tanned.
Roberts, who is a big game hunt
er and a writer for various maya
zines, went to the Reeder ranch last
week expecting to stay two weeks.
He secured permits from the Amer
lean and Mexican governments to
take arms and a camera into the in
terror. He reported he had enjoyed
excellent sport with both gun and
camera. securing several fine tro-
phies which he was obliged to leave
on his hurried departure from the
hunting camp. He brought out sew
eral fire game pictures taken in The
wilds Of central Tamaulipas and
along the Sofa Ia Marina river.
4 have hunted in Canada and the
Northwest" Roberts said. "but /
never enjoyed such sport as Tamau-
lipas offers" he said.
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HUNTERS MEET
ARMED BANDS
Mobilization In Central Tam
aulipas Indicated BY
Report

Central Tamaulipas appears III a
state Of ferment, was the report OF
Henry A. Roberts of indianapolis
Ind, state sales agent for Indiana
who arrived in Brownsville late
Thursday afternoon from the H H
Reeder ranch, $50 miles below Mata-
rnoros, where he went last week on
q hunting trip.
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. ReedeT
left the ranch at 5 o'clock THURSDAY
morning They encountered several
bands Of armed horsemen, all NOV
ing mort has though 70 some mo-
bilization point. They were not
STOPPED or mOlested.
~. r. Wood Of Mission and r. L,
Woffett, banker Of Chilicothe, Tex
as. who had been hunting in lower
Tamaulipas, also drove IN from the
ranch.
News of the revolution was
brought TO the ranch wednesday by
a Mexican rurale or state police,
who stated he had been pursued By
m armed band. Roberts was hunt
ing on the Sofa "a Marine river %
miles from the ranch, and a guide
was dispatched to bring him in. He
arrived at the ranch wednesday
night, leaving before dawn Thurs
day.
Rir. and Mrs. Reeder brought
their valuables TO Brownsville, and
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ter Co. of survey 291, except lots
z, 8. block 8. and lots 10 and 20,
block z, Hoskins addition, Harlin-
gen, plat TO, s20,I
HiLalgo County
Progreso Development co. to Ed
ward Ziege, south 10 acres Of lot
"A, Llano Grande subdivision. $40.
E. G. Couch ct al to Charles NJ
Adkins. lots 8, 9, 10, block IS, Ed
couch, SO.
Progreso Development Co. to Ce-
liza Olson ct viz, lot "A, TWinlakes
subdivision, SO.
Progreso Development Co. tc
Clement Hawks, lot 3, block 2, Pro-
.greso, $500.
E. C. Couch ct al TO Charles M.
Adkins. lot IS, IS. block 9, Edcouch,
SO.
Clarence Shaw to Oliver G. AL
drich, north 10 acres Of lot 7, block
81, Capisallo. SO.
T. B. Willard to G. Z. Anderson,
north 20 acres Of TT. 2l65, IN. Capt.
sauo. $40.
W. r. Hansen to Oslo NJ. Hunter.
north ) acres Of lot So, Bell Woods
subdivision &C" $40.
s. ID. Stone ct Tx to Z. w. Clark.
lot 3 and Is. block 8, Glendale ad-
dition. WeSalco, SO.
@. B Meriwether to the Citizens
St. Bank, Donna, south 20 acres 81
lot %, Valley View plantation, SO.
j. c. Engelman. Jr.. to Norman
Bardeen. 9.82 acres Of lot 9, section
rs, Mo-Tex. S6,847.
j. g. Engelman to +. Z. Hum
phrey, south half Of south half OF
lot 3, block 81, Mo-TeX, S4.056.
j. G. Engelman to Mary Moore.
east 5 acres Of west rs acres Of lot
/, block 81. Mo-Tex, S7,645.
L. Paden TO Frank II. Britton. 4
acres out of southeast part Of north
20 acres Of lot 12, portion 69-70.
$4,000.
Progreso Development Co. to
Clara Klotsch, south 6.36 acres Of
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SNAKES GO HUNGRY

LCNDON.-Arrested for assault,
Thomas Sail asked permission to
go home to feed his pet snakes. 1t
was denied.
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TOURIST CAMPS OF
VALLEY RATED HIGH

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March g.
lP)-Texas has more automobile
tourist camps than any other state,
according to IT. A. Keene. secretary
treasurer Of the Texas Camp Own
ers association.
Of more than $50 such camps IN
Texas. $50 may be called first class,
MI. Keene said. Among the higher
class camps he includes; Miramir
Courts, Galveston; Camp Grande, Ell
Paso; Toolens Camp, Van Horn
Grande Courts. Angelus Courts and
Beverly Lodges, San Antonio;
Grande Courts. Corpus Christi;
Palm Courts, Brownsville; Grande
Courts. Junction; Grande Courts,
Waco; Camp Broadway, Midland:
White Cottage Camp, Amarillo;
Grande Courts, McAllen; Camp Joy,
SWeetwater.
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l4.73 acres, Pomelo subdivision, La
Feria grant, plat $50, 81 and other
consideration.
Louis A. Howard to Valley De-
velopment, Inc. all block "a, survey
"A, Towards Dixie Land Heights
addition 2, containing 6.35 acres,
$40 and other consideration.
Valley Development, Inc, to L.
| Otis Corkran, block "a, containing
| 6.85 acres, survey "A, HoWards
Divieland Heights addition 2
$3.50.
John Hosfeld to Valley Develop
ment, Inc, block 5, Hosfeld Park
subdivision Of east half Of George
town Railroad Co.'S second 20, plat
S-24, SO.
Valley Development, Inc, to E
N. Burkholder, block 5, Hosfeld
Park subdivision Of east half OF
| Georgetown Railroad Co.'S section
20. $4,000.
H. Crutchfield ct Tx to William
| Seipel, west half. block /, contain
ing 10 acres Beakley subdivision, La
Feria grant, SO.
William Seipel to H. II. Hildreth,
west half, block !, Beakley subdi-
vision, La Feria grant, $40.
John Hosfeld to Valley Develop
ment, Inc, block Z, containing 9-e4
acres Valley Development. Inc,
Hosfeld Park subdivision Of east
half of section 20, SO.
Valley Development, Inc, to J.
William Heffner. block 7, contain
ing e.94 acres Hosfeld Park subdl-
vision Of east half Georgetown
railroad Co.'S section 20, s11,e28.
L. B. Winans ct Tx by sheriff, to
Raymond Slaughter. lot s, block As,
Third addition, San Benito, $3.50.
r. B. Tiller, Jr., to Mary Y Bart
lett ct vir, west half block rs, sur
vey 25, containing 20 ceres, $40 and
other consideration.
L. w. Hoskins ct al by constable,
to Walton D. Hood, east 80 acres
of block 81, Harrington Land & Wa
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2STH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
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103RD DISTRICT COURT

First National bank Of Harlingen
vs.. B z. Dittmar Co. Judgment
for plaintiff.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Espiririon Molina and Marina
Flores.
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north 1898 acres of lot q, Llano
Grande subdivision, S9,222-
Victor Mellich to O. w. Blair,
north 10 acres of south half OF
north 20 acres OF lot 5, block IL,
Steele and Pershing, $40.
Frank G. Gish to Clarence Shaw,
north 10 acres Of lot 7, block 81,
C~apiSallo, SO.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts
None.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ES1A1E 1hANSF EhS
Furnished by Valley Abstract COD
Cameron County
@. O. Henson ct al TO Bernardino
Garcia, lot 5, block 106, city OF
Brownsville, $500.
Estefana de los Santos de Olive
ria ct vir to Andres de los Santos
de Vera, 3.65 acres out of share 3,
containing 5,107 acres, Espiritu
Santo Grant. S1.297.50.
H. T. Mcdaniel ct al to Robert
H. Jenkins, all Of south 10 acres of
north 20 acres block %, Parker
subdivision, Dana Lands, La Feria
grant, SO.
A. w. Hosinski to AL Parker Sc
curities Co., block Sc, containing
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancv. Judge

Suit Filed; Estate of Jorge Web
Der, deceased.
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AREN'T WOMEN FUNNY?

CHICAGO.-"Anything TO say?'
asked the court Of Mrs. Margaret
Ludford. accused Of d~isorderly con-
duct. Yes" she replied, every
thing said here is a lie"
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LOVES A

LONDON.-Sidney Collett was
paroled for a year when arraigned
for annoying Policewoman Ethel
Browning by making love to her.
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STsEvFS FOR d mars

TEESDALE, Eng.-Taken i'll IN
a barn while his family vas away,
Henry Taylor had no food for 26
DAYS and was almost dead when
found.
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COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
The Washington times., 1929-01-14

The Aurora Hills Civic League
will hold it's monthly meeting to-
night at o'clock in the Jefferson
Auditorium.
The Washington times., 1929-01-14
K|WAN|S OPEN
Va, FARLEY

The mid winter conference of the
Kiwanis Clubs of the Capital dis
trict, including the District Of
Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and
Delaware, convened at the George
Mason Hotel, Alexandria, today.
District Governor Harry G. Kim
ball presided, naming the com
mittees to carry on the work OF
improving conditions for under
privileged children, the major OBJ
iect of the organization.
Forty-nine clubs, representing
membership of more than 5000,
had their presidents, secretaries and
trustees at the conference. each
group holding separate meetings.
The presidents conference was
presided over by International
Trustee ]. Randall Cation, of Alex
andria; the secretaries conference
by George w. Taylor, secretary OF
the Newport News (Na) club, ard
the trustees meeting by Roe Iul-
kerson, international representative.
Following luncheon by the Alex
andria club, addresses were made
by International Trustee Cation,
Eugene r. Woodson, of Washing
ton, and Lieut.. Gov. Charles G..
Evans, of Danville, Va.
The Washington times., 1929-01-14
SCHOOL DUTIES
GROW HEAVY

The routine duties of a school
principal are increasing with such
rapidity that soon it may be neces'
sary to train candidates just for
that job.
That was the conclusion of those
hearing DR.. f. j. Cardoza, principal
of the Wilson School. speaking be-
fore the School Club at the Ma
tional Wage Farmers Association
Building last night. 1t was voiced.
too, by w. l.. Smith. principal OF
the Dunbar High School.
Administrative duties. supervision
of class room teaching and miscel-
laneous work and record-keeplnS
are becoming onerous, the speaker
said. The new duties have caused
school principals to start their own
investigation of their common prob
lens. checking up with comparisons
of standard work elsewhere in the
country.
The club, founded in 1909, meets
monthly for the discussion of local
educational problems. w. l.. Smith
is president. with H. H. Long,
Sorreto T'V.trpa S1lrer
The Washington times., 1929-01-14
MARCH 4 BALL
PLANS MADE

Col. U. S. Grant. Sd, chairman
of the general inaugural committee.
last night announced that arrange
ments for the Charity Ball, to be
given at the Washington Audi
torium the night of March a. have
been completed and committees
which will have charge OF the
details have been named. -,
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty VIII
be director and will be assisted by
e. A. Hartman, James Coul fraser
Miss Katherine Judge. Mrs. Sldney
Coleman. Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose,
Mrs. Frank Mondell Mrs. r.. Hope
Slater, Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh, MRS:
Laurence Townsend. chairman Oh
the music committee, and Col. La
trobe, aid, to President CoohdSe'
chairman of the floor committee.
Roland Robbins has been named
chairman of the ticket committee
Joseph II. Hines, +. +. COMA
day. L. G. Graham and Z. -
Glover. IT., have been named as an
executive committee to act for tho
general committee. Hines is chair
man and Glover will serve as
treasurer of funds raised by balI'
After $4,000 has been taken OUT
of the net profits of the pail LOT
the insurance relief fund of the mr."
department and another $4,000 taken
out for the policemen's fund, the
balance of the profits will be turned
over to the Community Chest. :,
Invitations to Governors OF all
States in the Union to attend the
inauguration will be mailed this week
by Edward Colladay, Republican Ma
tional Committeeman of the DlstriFl'
and a member Of the inaugural com
mittee.
Although tentative plans to invite
the State executives were discussed
many weeks ago. sending out the IN
vitations was withheld until Presl
dent elect Hoover's approval of the
length of the parade was obtained
The following subscriptions to the
800 900 inaugural celebration fund
were announced today by the finance
COMMITTEES:
The Washington times., 1929-01-14
REBEKAHS MEET
At CLARENDON

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Jan. Il.
Mrs. Leila Spillman, noble grand,
and Mrs. Olive Johnson, vice grand,
newly elected officers of Clarendon
Rebekah Lodge, No. 28 will be in
stalled tonight at a meeting to be
held in the Odd Fellows Halt,
Clarendon, by Mrs. Rose Brooks,
district deputy president of the Fir-
ginia assembly. Invitations to at
tend the ceremony have been ex.
tended to members of all lodges in
nearby Virginia. the District of Co
lumbia and Maryland.
Following the installation, tho
new officers will announce standing
committees.
William c. Hull. president of the
Arlington County Civic Federation,
has announced the appointment OF
Frank G. Campbell, Charles r.
Kincheloe, Robert E. Plymale and
himself as representatives from the
federation to the 1nterfederatlon
conference, which, besides the local
organization. embraces the Federa-
ton of Citizens Associations of the
District of Columbia and the Mont
gomery county, Md, Civic Fedora
tion.
The Vienna National Bank has
elected the following directors: John
w. Rust. Franklin Williams. Jo-
seph Berry, Howard Money. Hugh
Gunnell, Julian Thompson, William
r. Gray, S n. Jones, c. E. Miller.
Louis E. Flohr, and Harry Leigh.
The directors VIII meet tomorrow.
u-hen officers will be elected.
Election of officers will be the
principal business at the monthly
meeting of the Bon Air Improve
ment Association to be held tonight
at the home of Henry Wells.
The Ashton Heights and Lyon
Park Citizens Associations. will hold
a Joint meeting tomorrow night in
the Ashton Heights Woman's Club
house on Clarendon Avenue. Presi-
dent George NJ. Yeatman, of the
Ashton Heights Association, will
preside.
Mrs. r. L. Sutton has been elected
teacher of the Daughters of Wesley,
Womens Bible class. OF the Mt,
-Olivet Methodist Church, of Balls
ton. Otner Officers are MIS-. StdttbS
o. Thomas. president; Mrs w. 7.
Boswell secretary, and Mrs. Her
bert Choate, treasurer.
The Fairfax Council, No. %, Or
der of Fraternal Americans. will
celebrate it's twentyfifth ami
versary Wednesday night with a
dinner in the town hall at 6 o'clock.
Tho Providence Council DauphterS
of America, will be guests of tonor.
AT the meeting to be held follow
ing the dinner in Robey Hall, james
r. Mansfield, of Alexandria, State
secretary. on behalf of the Grand
Council of Virginia, will present
veteran membership certificates to
members who have held member
ship for the past 25 years.
The Aurora Hills Civic League
will hold it's monthly meeting to-
night at o'clock in the Jefferson
Auditorium.