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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-11
BOARD OPPOSES
WOMAN MINISTERS
Session Decides to Combat
Overture of Presbyterian
General Assembly.

The church board session Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church is opposed
to the admittance Of women to ordina-
ton into the ministry of the church.
At O meeting of the session this week
it was voted that the body will oppose
the overture of the General Assembly
designed to take such action. It was
stated this Is a question upon which the
entire Presbyterian Church has been
greatly agitated.
At the church session tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock DR.. James H. Miers,
the pastor, will speak on the subject,
"Understandeth Thou What Thou Read
est?" At pm. in the series of SER
mons upon the Book Of Revelations, he
will speak upon THE Silence in Heaven
and Afterward," referring to the eighth
chapter Of Revelations.
The senior and junior sessions Of
Christian Endeavor will meet at 7
o'clock. Miss Betty Basin will speak
at the senior session meeting in Kelly
Hall upon the Parable of the Two
Debtors"
The Women's Aid Society will meet in
the basement Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Luncheon will be served. At 6 pm. the
Bette K. Newton Missionary League
will serve buffet supper followed by
q study of the home missions book,
1.-THE Crowded Ways"
There will be q lecture on church
history Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock, and at $3.50 O'Clock the class
studying the Letter to the Hebrews and
a question box conducted by DR.. Miers
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
o'clock will have for the subject,
1.-THE Fifteenth Psalm"
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ST. ADAMS CHURCH
HAS SPECIAL SERIES.
College of Preachers ofWash-
ington Cathedral to Join in
Wednesday Services.

A special series Of preaching services
for st. Adams Parish Church on Mount
st. Alban on Wednesday evenings at
o'clock, beginning January IS, was an
nounced today by the rector, Rev.
Charles T. Warner. They are to be
held under the Joint auspices Of st.
Adams Church and the College of
Preachers of Washington Cathedral, of
which Right Rev. Philip M. Rhine
lander Is warden.
Bishop Rhinelander has arranged to
supply as preachers for these services
the men who are to lead conferences
for the clergy at the College of Preach
ers during the remainder of January
and February. They will be informal
and short, lasting less than an hour.
The series will open next Wednesday
evening with sermon on How to
Know Church History" by Very Rev.
Henry B. Washburn, dean of the Epis-
copal Theological School at Cambridge,
Mass.
The preachers and their subjects for
the following six Wednesday evenings
are as follows: January %, How to
Read the Bible" by Rev. Father G. M.
Williams, s. S. j. E., St. Paul's Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y; January 20, How to
Meet Temptation" by Rev. John r.
Oliver. Johns Hopkins University, Bal
timore, Md; February S, How to Bring
Religion to the Home" by Right Rev.
John Dallas. Bishop of New Hampshire;
February IL, How to Pray" by Right
Rev. P. M. Rhinelander, warden of the
College Of Preachers; February 10, How
to Make Use of Lent" by Right Rev.
A. G. A. Hall, Bishop of Vermont; Feb
ruary 26, How to Use the Sacramento, /"
by DR.. F.. S. Fleming st. Stephens
Church, Providence, r. I.
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HOLY NAME FEAST
TO Be JANUARY Z
Solemn Mass Will Be Offered
in Churches, With Distin-
guished Participants.

TO accord with the recent rescript OF
Pope Plus XII, January IL is set aside
as the Feast of the Holy Name in the
United States, on which day every
church where the Holy Name Society
has been economically erected may have
offered a solemn mass or missa cantata.
The celebration here takes place to-
morrow evening at the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase circle.
Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi,
apostolic delegate to the United States,
will pontiflcate at the solemn benedic-
ton closing the evening service. Right
Rev. MSgr p. c. Gavan, spiritual di-
rector of the Washington Holy Name
Union, is In charge of arrangements
for the celebration. The Fourth De-
gree, Knights of Columbus, will act as
a guard Of honor during the services.
Rev. Thomas Gibbons Smyth, pastor
of the shrine will preach the sermon
and will give the pledge of the Holy
Name Society as an open profession OF
faith and patriotism.
Joseph A. Kuhn, secretary of Blessed
Sacrament Holy Name Society, is chair
man of the local committee on arrange
ments. He is being assisted by Charles
w. Darr, Andrew I. Hickey, Francis
Anthony Mccain, Caesar L. Aiello,
Henry J. Auth and Richard L. Lamb.
Non-Catholic men of the city are
invited to attend. There are to be no
cards Of admission. The service is for
men only.
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QUESTIONS
About The Bible

when PLATE proclaimed to the
multitude that he found no fault with
this man" what interruption took
place
2-What did she tell PLATE?
3-What was the name Of Pilates
wife?
What happened to her in later
years.
5-what effect did Pilates announce
nent Of Christ's innocence have on the
mob?
6-What did they say?
What did the name Galilee sug-
gest to PLATE?
8-why did he grasp at the idea?
9-What happened to Christ?
10-Where are these things recorded?
The answers to these questions will
be found below. How many can you
answer?
IA messenger from Pilates wife
reached him on the balcony.
2-She gave him a message from his
wife, saying, Have thou nothing to do
with this just man; for have suffered
many things this day in dream of
him.
3-Claudia Procula.
Tradition says she left PLATE and
became Christian.
st made them furious.
Gle stirreth up the people, teaching
throughout all Jewry, beginning with
Galilee to this place"
THAT Christ might be transferred
to the jurisdiction of Herod, tetrarch of
Galilee.
She wished to get rid Of a disagree
able case and wished also to pay his
respects to Herod, with whom he was at
enmity.
e-Christ was sent to Herod, tetrarc2
Of Galilee.
1O-St. Luke, chapter xiii.
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VISITOR TO PREACH
AT EPWORTH CHURCH
DR.. Joseph n. BalthiS, Presiding
Elder, to Conduct Service
at Morning Hour.

At Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue, DR.. Joseph II.
Balthis, presiding elder Of the WASH
ington district, NJ. e. Churches South,
will preach at the IL o'clock service
tomorrow. The Sunday school will
conduct services at $3.50 am. The Ep-
worth League chapter Of the church
will hold services in the league room OF
the church at 2 o'clock.
For the evening service ut o'clock
DR.. Judd M. Spivey, president q
Southern College at Lakeland. Fla.
will preach. DR.. Spivey Is In Washing
ton to lecture during the week ct
Mount Vernon Place M. Il. Church
South, while the school of mission
classes are in session.
DR.. j. G. Copenhaver, the pastor, will
begin a series of studies Thursday eve
ming. based upon the booklet, THE Mis-.
sionary Passion in the Church" This
booklet is being studied during the
January-February Missionary Cultiva-
ton"
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BOYS TO TAKE PART
IN ANNUAL SERVICE
so Members of Junior Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew to Attend Cor.
porate Communion.

Fifty boys who are AFFILIATED with the
Junior Brotherhood Of st. Andrew will
join with one hundred senior members
in the second annual corporate COM
munion, to be held in the Bethlehem
Chapel Of Washington Cathedral on
February %, according to plans being
arranged by the committee in charge
Bishop James E. Freeman, who will be
the celebrant at the corporate COM
munion, will make 10-minute address
to the men and boys.
Following the service the Junior
brotherhood members will take break
fast in the refectory of st. Adams, the
National Cathedral School for Boys, at
the invitation of Rev. Albert H. Lucas,
headmaster. After the breakfast there
will be a conference to lay before the
boys definite plan which the Broth
erhood OF st. Andrew has for Offering
them interesting opportunities for per-
sonal service in the life and work Of
the church.
The senior members Of the brother
hood will take breakfast in the refectory
OF the College of Preachers building
and will listen during their conference
to addresses by Right Rev. Henry st
George Tucker, Bishop Of Virginia, and
II. Lawrence Choate, national presi-
dent OF the Brotherhood of st. Andrew,
and others.
Because the facilities for breakfast
are limited at the College of Preachers
building, It will be necessary to allot a
certain number of tickets to each chap
ter OF the brotherhood, representing
the various parishes In the Potomac
assembly district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-11

out undue preponderance Of either re-
suits in q disciplined happiness which
neither can supply alone. Certainly we
were not sent into the world to be
miserable, nor to deny our capacity for
It's enjoyment. Yet extremes, whether
in the religious or the secular tndi-
vidual, provoke mischief. If the ascetic
has regarded all pleasure as morally
dangerous, none the less have its ex-
elusive devotees gone far to justify the
ascetic's estimate.
Clearly it is q matter for discrimina-
ton. Instead Of being side issue de-
pendent on personal whims and incli-
nation, genuine pleasure Is q fine art
requiring careful cultivation. It's essen
tial factor Is discrimination. because
the range Of amusements and recre-
atoms is extensive, and no two people
find them on exactly the same plane.
What then are the pursuits your chill
dren prefer? And why do their prefer
ences disturb you? II they follow va
grant impulses which lower their per-
sonal values, such impulses should be
regulated. Remind them that excess in
anything Is usually injurious; that
whatever weakens reason impairs con-
science or takes the relish of spiritual
elements, Is profltless in this world ana
the next.
At the same time declare your belief
in helpful social intercourse, musical
and dramatical circles, athletic contests
or whatever else energies soul and
body. It would be we'll If old and young
America more widely understood that
the mere qualification Of desire cannot
endure, that the sources of deepest JOY
are in us not In our circumstances, that
the pursuits Of the flesh breed safety
and disgust. In summary, suffuse your
Hebraism with Hellenism. This was
Matthew Arnold's advice, and 1t is
Salutary.
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THINGS NEEDFUL"
is MORNING TOPIC
DR.. Earle Wiley to Give Illus
trated Lecture.Sermon
in Evening.

DR.. Earle Wiley, pastor the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church. win
speak tomorrow morning on the SUBJ
1ect Things Needful," and at the
evening service he viii give an illus
trated lecture-sermon on Going Up to
Jerusalem, ;" which will be the seventh
IN a series on the general topic "a
Pilgrimage to Bible Lands"
AT the meeting OF lie Rendezvous. 4"
an expressional group of college
young people, tomorrow night at z
O'Clock DR.. Whitley will lead q discus
sion on The Inspiration of the Scrip
lures" which will be the first of
series on vital problems In religion.
the program committee arranging for
this course Is composed Of Frank sum-
mers chairman. Miss Mary Cramer
sponsor. Miss Marjorie Nelly, Miss
Martha James, Miss Josephine Kapsch,
Ivan Edwards, James Smither and Flo
rian Wilt.
Circle No. of the Woman,s Council
Will meet Tuesday at noon for luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. John H. Wick,
$500 Eighth street. with Mrs. Jefferson
Middleton as associate hostess and Mrs.
j. G. Cross leader
The Business Women's Circle, of
which Miss Charlotte barrow is leader,
will meet Tuesday at pm. at the
church for q supper meeting, followed
by the regular midweek prayer service
At recent meeting Of the senior
department of the church school the
following officers were elected: Jack
Tisdale president, Marian Smither vice
president. Maxwell Galloway secretary
and Leroy Eakin assistant secretary.
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VISITING MINISTER'S
TO Be HEARD HERE
Dr.. Spivey, Florida, and Dr..
CARRIER, North Carolina, Mt.
-
Vernon Place Speakers.

At the Mount Vernon Place Church
tomorrow the pulpit will be occupied
by visiting speakers, both members Of
the faculty Of the school of missions
to be held at the church during the fol-
lowing week. The morning speaker
will be DR.. Judd M. Spivey, president
Southern College, Lakeland, Fla, and
for Cynicism?" At the evening service
DR.. Paul N. CARRIER of Duke University,
Durham. N. c., will speak on Can We
Follow in Their Tread?"
The junior preacher, Rev. H. r. Deal,
will speak to- the junior congregation
at II O'Clock in the Sunday school audi
torium on John the Baptist"
Due to the school Of missions, the
meeting of the pastors visiting commit@
tee will be postponed until January 20.
A school of missions for Washington
beginning Monday evening and con-
tinuing each evening through Friday
of next week. Four courses will be
offered Missions in Changing
World" taught by DR.. w. w. Pinson Of
Nashville, Tenn; Thy Kingdom Come"
taught by DIR. Judd M. Spivey, presi-
dent of Southern College, Lakeland,
Fla; 1.-The Church and the World Par
ish," taught by DR.. Paul N. CARRIER OF
Duke University, Durham, N. c.; HUI
man Needs and World Christianity
taught by Mrs. j. w. Perry vice presi-
dent of the Woman's Missionary Coun-
Gil Of the denomination. There will be
no registration charge, and no expense
to the individual student except the
price of the textbook Books may be
secured from Mr.. Deal in the church
office.
The prayer meeting service Thursday
lit II ~
assembly period of the school of niis-
sions. DR.. Pinson will speak at that
service on Missions in Changing
World"
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ACTS OF APOSTLES
IS SERMON TOPIC
Second Of "Plain Talks About
Prayer" Scheduled by Rev.
r. P. Schearrer.

'"The Acts Of the Apostles" viii be
the subject of the sermon tomorrow at
IL o'clock in the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church by the pastor, Rev. R.
Paul Schearrer. At the 8 o'clock service
he will give the second address in the
series entitled, Plain Talks About
Prayer" The particular theme will be
How to Pray" The public is invited.
The other services of the day are as
follows: $3.50 am, all departments of
the church school; GAS am, adult
Bible classes; $50 pm, c. E. Societies.
The Westminster Guild will meet
Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home Of Miss Marian Crittenden, 308
Takoma avenue.
The monthly meeting Of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society will be held
Wednesday at IL o'clock. Mrs. j. J..
Skinner will lead the devotions. Mrs
Z. M. Haas will be hostess chairman
The women of the congregation are
invited to attend.
The Brotherhood Club will meet at
the church Wednesday evening at 9
o'clock. All men are invited.
The standard training school will
meet Thursday from 4:30 to 9 o'clock.
At 6:l5 o'clock supper will be served.
The school will continue from to 9:lO
O'Clock. Rev. j. Manly Cobb. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, will make
the address in the devotional period.
The public Is invited.
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
at 4 o'clock and the Boy Scouts. Troop
50, will meet In the community hail
Friday at 1880 o'clock.
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DR.. MONTGOMERY SPEAKS
ON TWO SUBJECTS SUNDAY

At the Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odiSt Church tomorrow public services
will be held by the pastor, DR.. James
Shera Montgomery At the morning
service he will speak on the subject.
THE Rivers Of Damascus" and in the
evening the subject of the sermon will
be "a Dangerous Camp at the Road
side"
Tuesday in the vestry Of the church.
The speakers are to be Senator Thomas
Schall of Minnesota and Bishop Will
liam F. Mcdowell.
Midweek service of prayer, praise
and Bible study will be held Thursday
evening, conducted by the minister.
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DR.. ]. H. HOLSTER
ANNOUNCES SERMON
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Pastor
Will Preach ON when Your
Children Ask"

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at o'clock DR.. j. H. Hol-
lister, the pastor. will use as his theme
When Your Children Ask"
Closing series of studies on some
OF the non-Christian religions which
the Senior Christian Endeavor Society
has been having, they will have a
movie trip to China, India and the
Mediterranean. Three interesting
reels will be shown in the assembly
room at pm.
Five sections of the Women's Guild
will meet for luncheons during the
week as follows: Monday, section z,
Mrs. Hathaway. leader. will meet with
Mrs. Wright Clark at 3345 Tennyson
street, D. c., and section will meet
Monday for luncheon at the church
house, Mrs. Louis L. BoekhofY, leader;
Tuesday, section IL, Mrs. Simpson,
leader, will meet with Mrs. l.. S. TIL
lotson at 4402 Stanford street, Mary
land. for luncheon at pm; Thursday,
section 10, Mrs. Schofield, leader, will
meet for luncheon with Mrs. Gibbs at
6025 Western avenue; Friday, section 4
will meet with Mrs. j. Frank Kelly at
3708 Ingomar street. Mrs. H. D. Kraft
and Mrs. Elmer Pussy will assist.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE

The Epworth League Chapter OF
Brookland M. e. Church will be In
charge Of the joint service tomorrow at
7:30 pm. The address will be given BY
D. Stewart Patterson, conference Eps
worth League president.
The leader for the devotional service
tomorrow at o'clock ut Douglas win
be Miss Marie Mackin, the subject be-
ing War"
I Woodside Epworth League devotional
service will be in charge Of Raymond
Williams.
The devotional service at Petworth
will be in charge Of Graf Baehn. the
subject being the second Of q series on
why Go to Church"
The Washington District annual
banquet will be held January 81 at Z
pm. at Hotel Lee House. The speaker
will be DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, president
of George Washington University. In
connection with this banquet, the fol-
lowing district ofiicers win visit the
chapters designated:
Miss Margaret Lentz, district presi-
dent, will - visit Dumbarton Avenue
Chapter; Miss Marion Nichols, district
second vice president, viii vtait Ian.
ham Chapter; Miss Katherine Boss,
district third vice president, viii visit
Anacostia Chapter; Al sisson. district
Chapter; Miss Mildred Rogerson, rec
cording secretary, will visit Waugh
Chapter; Thomas L. Kidwell, district
treasurer, will visit Wilson Memorial
Chapter.
The district will conduct a week end
Midwinter institute at Falls Church,
Va, beginning at S pm, February Al,
and continuing through February 20
and %. The dean of the institute Is
Rev. w. M. Michael, pastor Of Bright
wood Park M z. Church; the manager n
Joseph A. Rice, jr.; the housing mama
ger Is Rev. George Conner, pastor Of
Falls Church M. n. Church; the deaM
Of women In Miss Bess q. Miles dirocws
tor Of religious education Of CalTe1k
NJ. z. Church, and the registrar Il NiSJ
AGaY0aaa4 IantR.al
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"HOPE" DESIGNATED
AS SERMON TOPIC
Dr.. Rives Announces Subject of
Morning Discourse and Outlines
Additional Services.

DR.. ]. j. Rives, pastor of Francis As
bury M. E. Church South, Sixteenth
near Lamont street, will take as his
subject tomorrow morning, Hope" In
the evening he will continue his Sc
ries Of sermons dealing with life's prob
lens from a practical standpoint, with
the subject Seeing Life"
The Epworth League meeting at z
pm. will be in charge of Frances Bold
en-. This will be Epworth Era night
and the subject will be Prayer"
DR.. Rives will give talk at prayer
meeting Thursday at 8 pm.
The circle meetings of the Woman's
Missionary Society will be held as fol-
lows: No. l at Mrs. Goes, 1914 Park
wood place, at PM; No. 2 at Mrs.
Alleys. 4410 Fourteenth street, at 8
pm; No. 8 at Mrs. Craaford's, 1856
Oak street, at pm, and No. 4 at Mrs.
Elgtns, 1476 Harvard street, at pm.
The Epworth League will have charge
Of the meeting Saturday at Central
Union Mission at 8 pm.
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Christian Endeavor

The January meeting Of the District
OF Columbia Christian EndeaVor Union
was held at Georgetown Lutheran
Church Monday evening. Mr.. Potter
presided. Miss Pauline Ham, president
OF the society at Georgetown Lutheran
Jed the devotional service. The pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Beatty, gave an address of
welcome. DR.. George j. Schulz, for
merly professor of American Govern
ment at Maryland University and now
senior research specialist, Library Of
Congress. spoke on The Spirit of God
in American History The society
from Congress Street Methodist Protest
ant Church won the shield for having
the largest percentage OF its member
ship present at the meeting.
The society at United Brethren
Church held Philippine night
Wednesday In the church. Mauro
-9sxaM presided. Others on the pro-
gram were: Joseph A. de Jesus, Urbano
A. Zafra and Prof. Marcial P. Lichauco.
The annual Senior Christian En-
deavor banquet will be held January
81 at Calvary Baptist Church. The
annual intermediate banquet will be
held at the same church January 81.
The flying squadron of the District
Union, under the leadership of Bob
Lyon, will have charge of the meeting
at Walter Reed Hospital tomorrow eve
ming.
dent commissioner of the Philippines,
addressed the young peoples societies
Of Keller Lutheran Church last Sun
day evening.
The topic for discussion in the
Christian Endeavor Societies tomorrow
evening Is How Can Nations practices
NhA Golden Rulefs >.i - -: s..-...--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-11

A meeting of Washington and Balti-
more Leaguers was held January 8 at
the home of Miss Rosalie Becker, 925
Poplar Grove street, Baltimore.
Members of lions Luther League
made visit to the Children's Receiv-
ing Home. BIG Potomac avenue south
east last Sunday afternoon. Following
a brief devotional service, at which Miss
Emma A. Holzer, missionary secretary
Of the Luther League of the District o"
Columbia, was speaker, candy was DIS
tributed.
How Can the Nations Practice the
Golden Ruler" Is the topic which will
be presented at lions Luther League to-
morrow evening by Miss Margaret Nc
Donald.
The Atonement Luther League re-
heated the comedy -drapa "A Run for
Her Money, last 3hyusday eyennS
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"FROM DREAM TO DUTY"
PASTORS SERMON TEXT
Rev. Samuel z. Rose Announces
Petworth M. E. Church Service
Program for Tomorrow.

Prom Dream to Duty" Will be the
theme tomorrow morning by Rev.
Samuel e. Rose at Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church. At 8 pm. there will
be brief talk by the pastor on "A
Hit or a Miss" Thursday the midweek
prayer service will be held at 8 o'clock.
The building committee has an
the financial campaign for the
building fund will start February 81
and continue through March 8. Edwin
M. Willis will conduct the drive.
The members of the building COM
mittee are: Harry Beck, general chair
man; A. B. Lank, L. T. Jones, Thomas
Mears and w. r. King, secretary. The
pastor Is a member ex officio. This
group, together with Mrs. A. B. Lank,
Fred Young. D. H. Davenport and
Charles Buchanan form the executive
committee, which will direct the &C
tivities under Mr.. Willis leadership.
The Sunday school board will hold
its annual election of officers at a sup
per Tuesday, which will be prepared
and served by the Mothers Round Ia
BILE
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DINNER PLANS MADE.

Preliminary plans for the fourth an
nual consecutive fellowship dinner in
honor Of the Bishop Of Washington,
Right Rev, James e. Freeman, have been
made by the interparochial committee
in charge of arrangements. The COM
e. A. Heilig. secretary; N. w. Dorsey
treasurer. The committee on arrange
ments Is H. D. Amiss, dinner: BuSey
Howard, parish representation; H. r.
Nelson, tickets: Col. j. H. Finney, deco
rations; Admiral s. s. Wood, guests;
j. Harris Franklin. music; H. C. Henry,
printing. At the last meeting Col. Fin
ney was appointed to arrange for the
speakers at the dinner. Invitations have
been extended to the District Com
niissioners. Gov. Richie, Gen. Pershing
and former Senator q. Wharton Pepper.
The dinner Will be held February IS,
a 80 Rna IN ths AaxqiLt0R Aptsl n.