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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
PATENT AND CENSUS
PLAY FOR LOOP LEAD
Government League Basket Game
On at 10 Tonight-Interior
BATTLES Typos.

Patent Once and Census Bureau will
clash for the undisputed lead of the
Government Basket Ball League tonight
at 10 o'clock on the Boiling Field court.
Each team has won three games in as
many league starts.
Interior and Union Printers will face
at 9 o'clock in another loop game.
Neither has won a league tilt.
Skinker Eagles plan to play their
game Sunday afternoon with Olson's
Terrible SwedeS on the Boiling Field
court. The Birds have been looking for
court since losing the Boys Club
facilities.
Games scheduled:
TONIGHT.
Silent Five VS.. Capital Awning, Will
sen Normal School, $50 o'clock.
Community Center League.
Phi Delta Zeta VS.. Ross jewelers.,
Mcfarland Junior High, s o'clock.
Petworth Nets VS.. Crescents, Macfar-
land Junior High, 9 O'Clock.
Results:
Washington Boys Club, 80; Bethesda
Firemen, 20.
Griffith Consumers, So; Northerns, IT,
Douglas M. E., 81; Takoma Business
Men, %.
Phi Delta zeta, 10; Chevy Chase
GrayS, II.
K. of c., 48; st. Johns q b, "a.
Ingram, AZ; Terminal, 10.
Naval Reserves, so; Aladdins, 48.
Naval Reserves, 81; sherwood A.
c., AZ.
Georgetown Boys Club, %; Friend
ship House, 6 600 pounds.
Mercury, A; Army War College, "a
(UnlimitedD.
Mount Vernon, Al; Adelphites, II
Community Center League.
Potomac Boat Club, 80; Capital AVN
ing, 20 Community Center League.
These teams want games:
Saranacs, with 145-pound or I'M
limited teams having courts. Adams
1922.
Brookland A. c., unlimited foes. Roy
Woodruff, North 1902.
knights of Columbus, 145-pound foe
for tomorrow afternoon. Atlantic
4168-W.
War Department, unlimited teams
having courts, for Thursday and Sat-
urday nights. H. B. Slusser, National
1920, branch 1879, between 1915 and
l2:45 pm.
Georgetown Boys Club, 13o-pound
opponents. West 1127-J between $50
and $3.50 pm.
Naval Reserves, Sunday afternoon
games. Mcpherson, Lincoln 9129-W.
Celtics, 145-pound or unlimited team
having court, for tonight. Jim Money
Adams 8037, between S and pm.
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A. l.. Stands Pat
On Ticket Price

CHICAGO, January is P).-De-
~ preston or no depression, your
tickets to American League base
bail games will cost just as much
next season as last.
VIM Harridge. president Of The
American League, today said there
would be no cut in prices for at least
two reasons.
One is that the owners do not feel
called upon to lower the admission
price, since they didn't raise it
during boom times.
Amy suggesting that admission
prices be lowered because of prevail
ing conditions overlook the fact that
in the boom period base ball MADE
no attempt to take advantage Of
easy money" Harridge said.
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Basket Ball List
ForD.C.Quintets
COLLEGE.
Tonight.

st. Johns (Brooklyn) VS.. George
town at Tech.
st. Joseph's VS.. George Washing
ton at G. w.
Villanova VS.. Catholic University
at C. u.
Maryland VS.. Washington and Lee
at Lexington.
Bliss VS.. Strayer at Silver Spring
Armory, $50.
Tomorrow.
Villanova VS.. George washington
at G. w.
Maryland VS.. v. M. I. at Lexing-
ton.
Gallaudet VS.. st. Johns at Annap-
oils.
Bliss VS.. Quantico Marines a
Quantico.
SCHOLASTIC.
Today.
Eastern VS.. Western, $3.50 o'clock;
Business VS.. Central at Tech public
high school championship Series).
Tech VS.. c. w. freshmen at G. w.
Leonard Hall VS.. st. Johns at st.
Johns, 8 pm.
Dewitt VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga,
pm.
Loyola High (Baltimore) VS.. George
town Prep at Garrett Park.
st. Adams VS.. Swavely at Manas-
saS, Va.
Tomorrow.
Western VS. St. Johns freshmen
at Annapolis.
st. Johns VS.. Leonard Hall at st.
Johns, pm.
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Tine BASKET Ball Card TONIGHT Placid Pleads Ice and Sno
Troopers Topple
Talkative Typos
LYATTSVILLE, Md, January Is.
l. / Union Printers literally

LYATTSVILLE. Md, January Is.
L / Union Printers literally
talked themselves out Of
basket ball game here last night
when they suffered 27-26 defeat
at the hands of Company r, Ma
tional Guard, on the armory court.
The Typos were leading the Sol
diers, IS to Is, in the closing stages
of the game, when Lieut. Sam Cros-
thwait Of the Guards was awarded
a foul shot. The Typos protested
Referee Milton Dix's decision so
theoretically that Crosthwait was
given two tries. He made both of
them good to put Company F ahead
by lone point.
1t was close all the way, with the
Soldiers holding an 1914 advantage
at half time.
A game for Company F for the
armory court Sunday Is sought with
an unlimited class quint. Call
Lieut.. Hugh McClay at Hyattsville
SILL after pm.
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Tech, idle in the series, was to en-
gage George Washington freshmen at
G w
Loyola High Of Baltimore and George
town Prep were to battle at Garrett
Park, and St. Adams had an engage
ment with Swavely at Manassas.
Western will visit Annapolis tomorrow
to engage st. Johns freshmen in the
only other game of the day slated for
District scholastics.
In order to place fresher team
against Western this afternoon, Chief
Guyon, Eastern coach. obtained post
ponement of yesterdays scheduled game
between the Lincoln Parkers and Uni
versity of Maryland freshmen. The
new date has not yet been set.
Emerson baSketers doWned National
Training School tosSers, 38 to l6, on the
latter's court It was EmerSOn'S first
win Of the campaign.
Summary:
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LEGION MINES CALLED

League Organization Meeting Will
Be Held Tonight.
A meeting to organize the American
Legion Base Ball League will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock in room 227 of the
Transportation Building.
Managers of boys mines wishing to
enter the league and any others inter
ested are asked to attend.
Daniel H. Pratt, athletic officer Of the
D. C. Department of the Legion, who
will direct the league, will preside.
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previous Winter Olympics and the 49,
kilometer ski-rurning champion, ano
Burger Ruud, European jumping cham
pion in 1881.
Bernt Eversen, former world cham
pion speed skater, is the lone skater
in the Norwegian camp. In all, 300
athletes of II nations are expected ir
the competitions. The United States
heads the list, with 10 entries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15

THERE should be plenty Of
action in collegiate basket
/ ball circles tonight, with
three Northern teams seek
ing victories at the expense OF
local quintS.
While the st. Johns of Brook
Yyn-Georgetown game at the Tech
high gym is the headliner, the
Tits between Villanova and Cath
ole U. at Brookland and st. Jo-
seph's of Philadelphia and George
Washington in the G. w. gym
should be we'll worth watching.
Maryland also plays on a two-day
trip into Virginia, meeting Washington
and Lee tonight and V. NJ. I. tomorrow
night.
rive good games were played here last
night, Catholic University upsettlng the
ST. Joseph's quint, 38 to 80, and
American University nosing out st.
Johns of Annapolis, l9 to II, in con-
test that for caliber Of play and close
ness was well above the ordinary.
incidentally, the invasion of the st.
.Joseph's team and that of Villanova
will offer a comparison of Catholic
University and George washington
Like st. JoSeph's, Villanova, after play
ing at Brookland, will stay over to
tackle the Colonials.
TN st. Johns of Brooklyn, Georgetown
L will take on one of the outstanding
teams of the country. The Brook
lvnites have won 18 out Of tf.2ir last
Ie games, their latest triumph being
scored at the expense of Loyola IN
baltimore last night. Al to 80. ST. Johns
got a "a to lead in the first half and
then gave its substitutes a chance.
st. Johns lone loss tbs season in
all games was to City College Of New
York in an overtime contest billed LOT
the championship of Gotham. 1t was
played last Saturday night ana a1ter
the score was deadlocked at l8-aH IN
fine regulation time. City College got
10 points in the extra five minutes 10
win, % to 10. -,
Needless to remark, Georgetown VIII
be the underdog.
GEORGE WASHINGTON should
VI take" st. Joseph's, while Catholic
University, after its surprise
victory last nlgnJ, 4dNo1Cu W SN0'
Villanova.
MARYLAND, loser by a total of points
in its first two games, is expected 10
start on the victory road against
washington and Lee.
THERE was plenty of kick" TO Amer
4 lean US victory over st. johns
and even Chancellor Clark OF the
Methodist Institution was seen to hdget
now and then, to say nothing ABOUT
Publicity Expert Rogers.
Sells, the winners tall and agile cen
ter, was the ace of the game. His II
points included the Methodists' last
two baskets that put the contest on ice
despite a determined bid by st. JOINS
in the dying moments.
st. Johns led II to 9 at intermlSSion
after a nip-and-tuck battle, in which
American Z. once set the pace at TO
& The Methodists evencd the score at
I4-all early in the second half ana
never trailed after that.
zach team made five field goals, the
winners shooting nine fouls agalnsV
seven for st. Johns.
Summary.
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oered last Fall.
Right up front, showing the pack
what it is all about, are two Gallaudet
cage forwards who are totaling up
points for their alma mater so con-
sistently and frequently that old Bill
Public is asking few things about
them.
Those boys are Wilbur Jensen and
George Braun, pair of Sharp-eyed,
.f1eet-moying forwards. Jensen is ma
tive of Bellingham, Wash, where he
was leading scorer on various teams
He led the boys in shooting goals while
a student of a school for the deaf, at
Vancouver, Wash, and, according to
Coach Walter j. Krug, is going to de-
velop into a great shooting cage star.
His mate in high scoring is George
Braun. captain of the Florida Ave
nue. quint. Braun is from Ohio,
where he played on school quints.
He Is improving rapidly, says his
coach, and looms as the cleverest
prospect on the squad.
To date the pair have scored 105
points for their team, Jensen nabbing
Sc marks and Braun AZ, shooting them
out in front of lot of busy cage
traffic.
Those in charge of basket ball at
the school are humming CHEEKY tune.
The team has been going along in neat
fashion, indicating that it Is going to
more than hold its own this season.
Out OF a student body OF at least
20 boys, 80 turn out for Coach
Krugs inspection. About IS OF this
number is retained for action and
the group selected this season IS
abouc the Average.
The team as it now stands is COM
posed of George K. Braun and Wilbur
Jensen, forwards; George Walnoha,
center; Bilbo Monaghan, right guard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
Basket Ball Tips
BY SOL METZGER.

Not much question but Iowa State
will use these fine basket ball plays
that Michigan sprung last year when
George Veenker was coaching the
wolverines. Veenker is now at Iowa
State. Here's his corking rebound
play.
Guard 90, taking a rebound, drib-
bles upcourt. He suddenly passes to
guard a.. AS gets the ball, right
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TWO FOR EVANSVILLE
High School Boys and Girls Play
Court Games Tomorrow.

EVANSVILLE, Md, January IS
roth the boys and girls basket ball
teams of EVANSVILLE High School Will
invade Southern Maryland tomorrow;
the former to meet ct cn mar Ute ha to
Fec 81 Mary's Seminary seXtet.
The HyattSYille teams will travel in
one na,ty and the boys will witness the
game at st. Marys City, after which
both teams will go to Charlotte Hall.
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Referees-J. Mitchell and KAN w. u
Board.
TATHOLIC q. made its record lof Tue
l. season a $3.50 proposition OF four
wins and four losses by beating 81.
Josephs. , .,,,,,.,s;,,o,v
fine basket ball in scoring over the Team
that last week conquered Penn, 70 10
~ with Galiher, new man at center
being an important factor.
st. Joseph's evidently underestimate
the Cardinals and started itS T 1esd Fl
made no difference when the ST. 10
seph's regulars went in, as the Cardinals us
continued to show the better brand z, OF
basket ball. and was in front, n 10 TO-
at intermission. ...,,,r
st Joseph's at one time got within
three points of the BrooklanderS, put
baskets in rapid succession by Sheary,
white and Gather took the cara laIS
of Worry street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
ANOTHER COUNTY GAME
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Victor Over
Rockville, Plays Damascus,

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High basket
ers, 1912 victors over Rockville High
Yesterday in the Montgomery County,
Md, championship series, were to face
Damascus High in another series game
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
TANK MEET ON TONIGHT.

George Washington freshman swim
sng team will compete in It's flrst nome
meet tonight, engaging Centrai hlen
natators in the Ambassador Aosel poor
at z o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
KENDALL SCHOOL WINS.

" Coach Boyce Williams Kendall
School tossers opened their season with
a 32-to-29 win over the "Y" Flashes,
after trailing, 16 10 20, at half time.
Summary:
Kendall 1927 "Y'' Flashes (1pl
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forward ca breaks for at full
speed and receives pass. No.
follows it by driving straight at Us
opponent and pivoting. Thus 2 is
able to turn and pass to center Cd
coming out from the basket. No.
also swings around and cuts across
court right in front of No. /, to
whom he has passed the ball. He
stops just beyond /.
Now the play unfolds itself. Left
forward 80, circling back, cuts In
behind 2, whose set position blocks
IS opponent. No. 3 now takes
pass from / and dribbles in for .
closeup shot.
tCopyright, lssa.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
DUNBAR TOssERS AHEAD.

Dunbar High School basketers, who
were to engage Douglas High today at
Baltimore in the Poets opening confer
ence game, defeated st. Augustine quint,
19 to Is.
Summary:
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BIC LEONARD HALL
FIVE TO PLAY HERE.
Tall Tossers of Southern
Maryland Face Weakened
St. Johns Tomorrow.
y ASKETERS of st. Johns and
y Leonard Hall of Leonardtown,
] Md, will clash on the st.

~ ASKETERS of st. Johns and
l. Leonard Hall of Leonardtown,
Md, will clash on the ST.
Johns court tomorrow night,
starting at o'clock, instead OF tonight
as originally scheduled.
The Kaydets will be handicapped by
the absence of Long John Mccarthy,
regular center, who has encountered
scholastic difficulties. Pearson Stanley
will take his place.
Leonard Hall will bring a tall veteran
team here and the Saints will have to
rely upon fast passing and accuracy to
offset their opponents height. st.
Johns was able to conquer the Mary
landers by only a few points last year.
The Kaydets have won five games and
lost three this season.
There will be a preliminary tomorrow
night between ga and Ia teams Of st.
Johns, starting at O'Clock.
One of the brightest games of the
schoolbov basket ball season is that
scheduled between Dewitt and GonZaga
tonight at Gonzaga at O'Clock. Dewitt
and Gonzaga long have been arch
foes.
Dewitt appears to have an improved
quint this season and Gonzaga fairly
capable combination. A hard-fought
game is the prospect.
The Eastern Western and Business
Central public high school clashes on
the Tech court featured the schoolboy
court program hereabout this afternoon.
Here's how the series stood before to-
davis battling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15

Stages Last Hcme Game for Some
Time Against Hampton.
Howard University's basket ball team
will engage Hampton Institute tossers
on the Bison court tonight at o'clock
1t is the lone home game listed for
Howard between now and February II,
when Lincoln comes here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15

-ro,.,s II 80 Totals lib 80
Referee-O. Mitchell Umpire-Mr. En-
Tight.
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TWIN BILL At LAUREL

InteTc1ty BashVI D'II H00P
in Clashes Tonight.
LAUREL. Nd. January 1.-Two
ca-7oq pr s"l'cd"'c1 tor'ght n me
Jntcrcitv Basket B@n League on inc
National Guard Armory court ne
particular interest attaches TO the
erst game between Headquarters Com
nanv National Guard, and Sport Mart
mIint of Washington, which starts at
7:3O. ,,u,.o..
In the second engagement Elllcott
CITY Hoplites and Brookland Boys Cup
of Washington will oppose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
Blues Not Singing EN- on Court
Callaudet Basketer Out Regain Some of Prestige Lost
OF Grdiron.
BY TOM DOERER-

\ ALLUDETS basket ball five
is out to bring back some
of that athletic prestige
it's foot ball team squan-
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(l2).
EASY FOR C. u. FR0SH
Trounce Wilson Teachers College
Basketers, IS to rs.

Catholic University Freshmen ran
away with Wilson Teachers College
basketers, SIS to IS, in the preliminary
to the C. U.-St. Joseph's varsity clash
last night at c. U.
Summary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15

-rotaIS els Totals. II
7eferees-J. Mitchell and Kali I'd. T.
poard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
Two Late Floor Goals Beat Strayer
Basketers, 24-23.

Rallying in the closing minutes to
score two floor goals, Potomac State
College quint of Keyser, w. Va, over
came Strayer, "a to %, last night on the
Central High court. Strayer's advantage
at half time was 1914
Summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-15
HOWARD CUNT TO PLAY

Totals .....8 80 Totals .....
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c. j. MEETS TEAM
OF NATIONAL FAME
Plays Brooklyn St. Johns.
American IT,, Catholic u.
Capture Contests.

~THERE should be plenty OF
action in collegiate basket
/ ball circles tonight, with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-01
Clubs Group
Will Study
10-YearPlan

A study OF the Ten Year Objec-
tive adopted AT the 1881 convention
Of the National Federal ton of
Business and Professional Women
at Richmond, Va, will be the main
project of the Indiana federation
program this year, according to the
state program committee.
Miss Maude Holenbach of Leb-
anon, program chairman, states in
announcing the program During
the next decade the national fed
Grafton should fit itself to assume
real leadership in thinking on eco
nomic problems and their oscial i'm
plications with view toward help
ing in the establishment, through
scientific methods, of conditions
that assure to women, as we'll as
men, the fullest possible oppor-
tunity and reward for the develop
ment Of whatever capacities they
possess"
The purpose Of the objective is
to make women think, to have an
objective for which we are working
that will take the thinking power
OF more than $1,000 women, who are
producers as well as consumers.
A systematic study of one or
more Of nine subjects is urged of
each club in the federation. They
include: Standards Of Living; How
Determined" Wages; How Deter
mined "Ooverproduction VS.. IN
derconsumption,' Unemployment;
Causes and Cures" Housing and
the Community" Home Finance
and Taxation, Proposed Mort
gage Discount Bank" and Housing
Problems of Salaried Women"
A manual on these subjects is be-
ing prepared by the national feder-
alton and is expected to be received |
early in the fall 1t is being COM
piled by Miss Marguerite Lannert
and Mrs. r. A. Mason, program
chairmen for the Womans Rotary
and Business and Professional |
Women's clubs, respectively.
The program committee also ex-
poets to establish an Exchange
Bureau for exchange of ideas for
entertainment, money making, civic
improvement, and programs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-01
Miss Payne Is
Bride in Rites
at M. E. Church

The marriage of Miss J Rut,,
rayne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. Q. Payne, 326 East Eleventh
street to James Walter Burforo
look place at 2:30 today at Roberts
Park Methodist church. with the
Rev. Alpha H, Kenna officiatino
Inc bridegroom is the son of Mr.
ana Mrs. S. N. Burford of Rockville
A program of bridal airs was
played before the ceremony bv Dale
Young, organist Mrs. Mariorie
Fayne Burden, soloist, sister of the
bride, sang 20, Promise Me- and
AT Dawning." '
The bride wore gown of white
chiffon, with a white chiffon vel
vet hat and white slippers. She
earned shower bouquet of Aaron
Ward roses.
Her only attendant was Miss
Eona Burford of Rockville sister
OF the bridegroom. She wore mink
chiffon and lace and carried an
arm bouquet of pink roses.
Mark Demaree was best man
JsherS were Verlin Burden and Del
mar Huppert.
Out-o1-toWn guests were Mr.. and
MRS. Burford of Rockville. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Crist and son of Nun
Gle, DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Tolliver of
Anderson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Brum1leld of Utica, N. Y.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-01
Select ZOnta
Club Groups
for 1928

Committee appointments for the
1928 season of the zonta Club
we're announced recently at a din
ner-meeting by Miss Leah Spence
president. They are
Attendance and House-Mrs w H. Nc
Pherson, chairman, and Mrs. Clarence r.
Green
Birthday-Mrs. c. R. Green. chairman.
and Miss Anna B. Feeley
Business Ethcs-Miss Eva Y. wiles.
chairman, ands Mrs Mabel Lieve
Classihcation-Miss Feeey, chairman,
and Mrs. Mcpherson. Miss Louise Ross
and Miss wies.
Entertainment-Mrs Eleanor Saunders.
chairman of the evening programs; Miss
Bess Robbins. chairman OF the noon pro-
grams; Miss Frieda Heider, Mrs. James L.
Kalleen. and Mrs. Lieve
Constitution and By-Lsws-Miss Rob
bins, chairman.
Education and International Relations
Miss Elizabeth Bettcher, chairman, and
Miss Mae Shields.
Finsnee-Mrs. E. c. Proctor. chairman.
and Mrs. s. L. Hecsthorn. Miss Eva Jane
Lewis and Mrs Mcpherson.
Hospitality-Mrs Hecsthorn, chairman.
and Miss Lewis.
Puolicity-Mrs. Kalleen, chairman; Miss
Natalie Coffin, Mrs @. r. Green and Miss
Mae Shields.
Public Ahairs-Miss Lewis. chairman.
Service-Mrs, Olive MacLean. chairman:
Mrs Lieve, Miss wiles, Miss Feeley. Miss
Ross and Miss Coffin
Meetings will be held twice a
month on Tuesday with luncheon at
the Columbia Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-01
Study Club
in Luncheon
on Saturday

The annual Presidents day lunch
con of the International Travel
Study Club, Inc, will be held at
Saturday in the Travertine room OF
the Lincoln. DR.. William P. Dear
ing, president of Oakland City col
lege will lecture; his subject being
Keeping Faith on the Ash Heap. y
Mrs. Fanetta Hitz Brady will have
charge of the program, consisting of
readings by Mrs. Harry H. Nagle
Miss Margaret Jones, violinist, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Dovie Jones, will play several Selec-
tions.
Mrs. Myna Pearl Fibiger has ar
ranged flower show to be in
charge of George Darnel of the
flower shop of William H. Block Co.
The isles, stage and altar will be
decorated with palms, ferns and
baskets of prize winning gladioli and
asters. The speakers. officers
chairman's and chapter tables are
to be decorated with Joanna Hill.
Briarcliff and TaliSman roses.
Mrs. Oscar Passmore of Lady
Aberdeen, chapter will play the pipe
organ while members and guests as
semble at their tables. Mrs. Pass
more also will play musical chimes
which will be in keeping with
Switzerland, . the topic for study
IN October. Mrs. Elmer johnson of
the Colonial, Boston chapter and
Mrs. Ralph Wikoff of the Lady
Aberdeen chapter, are to be flag
bearers Mrs. Samu@ R. Artman.
founder and life president, and DR..
bearing will be honor guests.