Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
.68 ARE INVITED
FOR SERVICE NIGHT
Officers Of IL Clubs in Dis
trict to Be Chamber Of
Commerce Guests.

Sixty-eieht officers of IL service OF
luncheon clubs Of the District have
been invited to attend as honor guests
the April meeting Of the Washington
Chamber Of Commerce. to be held
Tuesday evening in the Italian garden
of the Mayflower Hotel.
In announcing pans for the Service
night" meeting. Charles w. Darr
chamber president, said the work OF
Washington's. luncheon clubs in OK
tending the spirit Of fellowship and
service in the various business and pro-
fessional fields had resulted In bench;
to the community as whole.
In conformity with a new plan Of
the chamber, past presidents Of the
organization, from time to time viii
preside for portions of forthcoming
| meetings. At the Tuesday session
Robert N. Harper will introduce the
following club presidents as special
honor guests:
Special Guests Of Honor.
DR.. j. Rozier Biggs, Cosmopolitan
Club; Mr.. Frank Birgfeld, Civitan Club;
| DR.. Ida B. Earhart, Zonta Club: Dr.
Everett M. Ellison, Round Table; Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest, Quota Club. Mrs.
Harriet Hawley Locher, Soroptimist
Club; Mr. Allen MacCullen. Caravan
Club Mr.. r. l.. McKeever. Lions Club;
Mr.. Edgar Morris, Kiwanis Club; Col
Charles r. Stark, Newcomers Club; Mr.
George M. ,.:hitwell, Rotary Club, are
Mr.. w. W. Wheeler, Thirteen Club
Each Of these club presidents win re-
spond In a brief talk The program will
! also include characteristic song hits by
| George O'Connor.
A business session will be held foI
| the receipt of reports by the executive
committe, the special committee on
revision of the constitution, OF which
Mr.. Walter c. Balderston is chairman;
the committee on police and fire pro-
| lection, law and legislation. develop
ment of Great Falls, public schools
membership, universities and colleges
retail trade, District finance. parks and
| Fairgrounds and charities. Several Spe-
| cific proposals will be presented by theSe
committees for action by the chamber
Among Honor Guests.
Among the honor guests from the
| luncheon clubs are the following: Civil
1 tan CIuO, II. OCOQQdIu xhytOL, OdNlCS
B. Henderson, william E. Humphreys
Charles G. Morgan, jr.: Ralph M. Wolfe
Rev. j. j. Dimon, Benjamin Warren. w
Howard Gottiieb; Cosmopolitan Club
william H. Callahan. Michael D
Schaefer, DR.. Edwin B. Horen: Kiwanis
Club, James B. Edmunds, Merritt o
Chance. Radford Moses, Claude w
Owen, George H. Winslow; Lions Club
A. L. Lawson. Walter K. Handy. Leonard
w. De CAST David J. Barry. Angus
| Macdonald, George l.. Haines; New.
corners Club, Henry p. Seidemann. DR.
P. S. Constantinople, j. B. Mcpherson
Edward M. Taylor: Quota Club, Miss
Eleanor Eckhardt, Miss Frieda Kenyon
Miss Mary Bigelow, Mrs. Ethel L. Ward;
Botany Club, Arthur J.. May, ]. Albert
| Mears, S. Percy Thompson, Powell
Browning; Round Table. william H
Aitchison, F. Elton Rogers, Page NICK
Etchison, John H. Seavers: Soroptimist
Club, Miss Daisy Reed, Miss Margaret
| Withers, Miss Ella Werner. Miss Emma
Beuche1s, Mrs. Anna Kinslow; Fonts
Club, Miss Esther G. NJ Guide, Mrs
Louise r. Stambaugh, Miss Elizabeth
Poet. Miss Maude Harper, Miss Emma
T. Hahn; Caravan Club, George e
| Harris, A. NJ Daniels, H. s. Shepherd;
Thirteen Club, w. M. Schoonmaker
James r. Armour, Ralph HouSer, David
e. White and Dewey Zirkin: