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SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Hosts
Tonight in White House to Members
of Fourth Estate.

Mrs. Frederic A. Delano, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
well Hamilton, Mr.. jefferson Patter-
son, Mrs Anne Archbold, Mrs. Thomas
H. C. Reed, Judge and Mrs. Clarence
N. Goodwin, Mr.. L. C. Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman
The Minister of Denmark and Nine.
Wadsted have issued invitations for a
reception Saturday afternoon from
to o'clock in the legation in honor
OF the minister of public works of
Denmark, Mr.. Frii-Skotte, who ar
rived in Washington today and will
be al the Willard for several days,
Mr. Frii-Skotte is accompanied by the
director general of the Danish States
Railroads and Nine. Knutzen. Nine.
F'rii-Skotte remained in New York,
where M. Frii-Skotte will join her be-
fore continuing his trip through this
country.
The Minister and Nine. Wadsted
will entertain at dinner tomorrow eve
ming in compliment to the visitors.
Senator and Mrs Morris Sheppard
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter Janet to Mr.. Richard
Arnold, sen of Judge and Mrs. W H.
Arnold of Texarkana, Tex. The we'd
ding will take place Saturday after
noon. June 8. in the home OF Sena-
tor and Mrs Sheppard, the ceremony
to be performed at o'clock in the
presence of only members of the two
families and a few intimate friends
Miss Sheppard attended Holton
Arms School in Washington and was
graduated from the University of
Texas in 1881. There she was voted
the most beautiful girl in college.
Later she studied for the stage in
New York. In 1882 Miss Sheppard
was married to William Graves of
New York, but the marriage was an
nulled and she resumed her maiden
name.
Mr. Arnold was graduated from
Yale in 1929 and from the Harvard
Law School in 1882 He is now prac-
ticing law in Texarkana.
The director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. L. S. Rowe, will
entertain at luncheon Monday next
at the Pan-American annex Il honor
of the United States Ambassa dor to
Mexico, Mr. Josephus Daniels.
Miss Mary B. Adams has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
for the late Spring, remaining here
until she goes to her Summer home
at East Gloucester. Mass, the middle
or end of June. Miss Adams has given
up the house on Kalorama road which
she occupied for the Winter.
The former Secretary of State and
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson have opened
their home, Highhold, at West Hills,
near Huntington, Long Island, for the
Summer.
Countess Gladys Szechenyi, daughter
of the Hungarian Minister to London,
who formerly was Minister at Wash
ington. and Countess SZechenyi. is
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts.
Former Undersecretary of State and
Mrs William R. Castle, jr., have leased
the home at Hot Springs, of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Warrington of Cincin-
natl for the Summer.
The counselor of the italian en-
bassy in London, Commentators
Leonardo Vitetti, and his bride, the
former Miss Natalie Mai Coe, will sail
today on the Savoia for England.
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Secretary Of the Mexican Embassy
and Sonora de Fuentes.
Also DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Burns,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kendall, DR.. and
Mrs. Irving Brotman, Mr.. and Mrs
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Capt. Vernon Dinner for
Sir Lewis Bayly and Niece

The naval aide to the President,
Capt. Walter N. Vernon, and Mrs.
Vernon will entertain at dinner this
evening in compliment to Admiral
Sir Lewis Bayly and his niece, Miss
Boysey.
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Mrs. Stanley Hawks, whose hus-
band is secretary of embassy in Mex
leo City, is now on a visit in WASH
ington and is a guest at the May
flower. She is accompanied by Mrs.
Frederick Baldwin, wife of the United
States consul to Havana, and Miss
Meta Butler.
Mr.. Joao Ruy Barbosa, first secre-
tary of the Brazilian embassy, who
expects 10 leave next week to re-
turn to Brazil, and Mr.. Decio de
Moura, newly arrived diplomat who
will succeed Mr. Barbosa as first
secretary, were guests of honor at
the cocktail party given by Mr.. E. B
Fraga de Castro, second secretary of
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The Secretary of Labor, Miss Frances
Perkins, attended the dinner given last
evening by the Minister of China and
Nine. SEE in honor of Mr.. Justice
Harlan Fiske Stone and Mr.. Justice
Owen j.. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts.
The other guests were Representative
and Mrs. Charles A Eaton. MIR. and
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The director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. L. S. Rowe, will
entertain at luncheon Monday next
| at the Pan-American annex Il honor
of the United States Ambassa dor tc
Mexico, Mr.. Josephus Daniels.
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Parent Teacher Congress
Meets Tuesday Afternoon
Study Group Leaders to Hold Round Table With
Mrs. Wood. State Leader. Tuesday
Morning. r..

The board of managers Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Congress Of Parents
and Teachers will meet Tuesday, at
pm. in the board room Of the N. z. A.
Building.
Mrs. B. r. Wood, State study group
leader. will meet all local study group
leaders in the board room Of the N.
E. A. Building, Tuesday. at 10 am,
for round-table discussion.
Emery-EckinEton.
The association met at lexington
School January 4. when there was an
open forum on Beauty in the School
Room as Related to the Pupils Be
havior and Spiritual Growth" This
was followed by musical program.
John Eaton.
A meeting Of the association will be
held in the school tomorrow evening
Parents will visit with the teachers
from tbs to 8 pm. At 8 pm, a talk
on Resources for Leisure" will be
given by Mrs. Annette Sawyer Nanny.
Mrs Lena o. Gauss, contralto, will sing,
accompanied by w. Holden, pianist.
Buchanan.
The executive board will meet Tues
day. at 2:30 pm, in the teachers room
The association will meet January 16
at 8 pm
BENJAMIN StOddert.
business meeting will be held Janu-
airy 8. at pm. Mrs. u Carr Loftin
presiding The speakers will be Henry
w Draper and Miss Sibyl Baker There
will be musical program, with COM
munity singing led by ]. D. Reich.
Barnard.
The association will meet January 9.
when L. j. Cantrell, principal Of Paul
Junior High School, will speak on
The Organization, Aims and Guidance
Facilities Of the Junior High School" ="
Thirty Christmas baskets were filled
by the pupils and distributed to needy
families by the Welfare Committee.
Pupils also donated about 100 toys to
be distributed
A Christmas pageant was presented
for the parents and pupils by the fourth
grade, under direction of Miss Heron.
Alexander r. shepherd.
The association will meet at the
school January 8, at pm. This will
be Fathers night. Ben S. Fisher is in
charge Of the program.
At the last meeting. the chairman of
the Summer Roundup Committee.
Mrs. william Jones. announced that
the children entering kindergarten this
term are 100 per cent physically fit
Blue ribbons were awarded to their
mothers.
The executive board will meet Janu-
ary 8, at 80 pm in the school The
monthly meeting Of the association viii
be Tuesday evening.
Phoebe Hearst.
The executive board will meet at
the school January at 1870 pm.
John Quincy Adams.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 3 pm. Miss Ida Lind, in charge
Of elementary school instruction. will
be guest speaker. There will be special
music. and Mrs. Gallagher. Summer
Roundup chairman. will award blue
ribbons to children Of the Summer
Roundup.
A study group will be organized at
the Adams school during January
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Janney.
The association will meet in the
school January 9, at 2 pm, when the
charge of the program and give a
short play
This will be "blue ribbon day" for
the Summer Roundup children. DR..
Cummings will be the speaker.
The executive board met with the
president, Mrs. James T. Gallery, Fri
day evening.
The association met Thursday at 8
pm to hear Miss Ann Aldridge Of the
child guidance clinic speak on The
Effect Of Home Life on the Childs
Mental Attitude" Music was furnished
by the Langdon Glee Club.
Park View.
Know Your Child at Junior High
School, was the theme of the meeting
Of the association January at pm.
H. P. Stafford, principal of Mcfarland;
Lapham, member of Mcfarland P. T.
A. and Miss Watkins of the D. c.
kindergartens were speakers.
Mrs. Edith Carr. new cafeteria man
ager, entertained the executive board at
luncheon at its last meeting Of the
year.
Mothers Of the association are in
vited to sew at the Student Aid head
quarters on Wednesdays. There is still
a great demand for warm clothing and
shoes Mrs. Reid. Student Aid chair
man, will call for donations by re-
quest.
Amidon- ROsSelI
The association will meet Tuesday
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed 60 the District of Columbia
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mesdames Grigg KinghWn, Henry,
Bland and Minker
Whittier.
The association will meet tomorrow
at pm. The subject, The Wise Use
of LeiSure-Athlctics," will be discussed
Dy Miss Elizabeth Molster, assistant
supervisor Of physical education, Dis
trict Of Columbia public schools.
WheatIey.
Safe and Wholesome Places for
Play and Recreation in Relation 10
Character Development" will be the
topic discussed by Henry Gilligan.
member Of the Board Of Education,
January 9. at pm. when fathers
night will be celebrated by the Wheat
ley association.
MISS SuSanne Melllchampe. captain
of Girl Scout Troop 81 Of Wheatley,
and her committee are making plans
for the Spring activities Of that or
ganization.
Accompanied by room representa-
tives Mrs. Alice Brooks sixth grade
will visit Congress this week to make
comparisons with various forms of gov
ernment Mrs Brooks. who has charge
of Wheatley Boy Patrol, is reorgan-
izing this group for next semester.
Wheatley pupils will repeat at the
! Friday morning assembly the broad
cast given over WJSV recently for sick
children in hospitals.
Benning.
Fathers night will be held Tuesday
evening when Capt. Mansfield Will
speak on Good Citizenship He will
also give a chalk demonstration en-
cartoon art.
Rev Glen spoke at the community
Christmas tree celebration. Carols
were sung and candy was distributed
to the children by Santa Claus. Spe-
cial music was given by the Beckford
Singers.
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VIC. SESSION
January 10 TO-
MARK 90 YEARS.
Senator Robinson of
Indiana VIII Be
Guest Speaker. =

The sixtieth anniversary Of the
District of Columbia w. C. T. U. will
be held January 16. at $50 o'clock, at
Calvary Baptist Church. with a dinner.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson of Indiana
will be the honor guest speaker other
honor guest speakers will be Represen-
tative T. c. Cochran of Pennsylvania
and Maj. Ernest w. Brown, chief OF
Metropolitan Police Department. Others
on the program are Mrs. James B.
Wadleigh State president; Mrs. Anna
B. Windle. first vice president of Dis
trict of Columbia. The invocation will
be offered by DR.. John c. Palmer and
the benediction will be pronounced by
DR.. w. l.. Darby, executive secretary OF
the District of Columbia Federation of
Churches. The program Of entertain
ment will include Mrs. Alice Haig and
George A. Meyers and others.
Kalorama Heights w. C. T. U. met
January at the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Jennie Esmond Wright, radio
director for the District W. c. T. u,
spoke on her visit to Russia and OBJ
servations made while there Mrs
Catherine M CorlisS. District director
for the w. c. T. u. Daily Vacation
Bible School Department. was intro
duced. Mrs Hodges Of the Pen Wom-
ems League of Connecticut sang and
gave reading.
Delegates to the quarterly conven-
tion, to be held in the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church January 81, were
stead. Mrs Eliza Griest, Miss Ula Miller
and Miss Gertrude AnnOn
The medal contest was announced to
be January 26, at 7:30 pm, in the
Kalorama Heights Presbyterian Church.
Judges will be Mrs. Anna Bailey Win
die. first vice president; Mrs. Marie
Brinley, director of membership and
Mrs. Barbara Smell, medal contest
director.
First vice president, Mrs. John c.
Palmer presided.
North Star Union met January at
St Pauls NJ E. Church South, with
the president. Mrs. E. r. Rochester
presiding The devotions were led by
Mrs. Francis Browne. Four new mem
berS were presented: Mrs. Mary T.
Davis. Mrs. Ida r. Grooyer, Mrs J. w.
Rodkey and Miss E. L. Shannon.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. president OF
the District of Columbia Federation of
Women,s Clubs, spoke on District
Legislation on Liquor Control"
The following were the hosteSses
Mesdames w. w Mcintyre. Lapham,
Kay. Hitchcock. Bair, B. J. Howard,
Hunter, j. A. Jones, West and Nc
| DoWell.
Northeast Suburban w. C. T. u met
at the home of Mrs Estelle Haines,
28l2 Woodbridge street northeast the
president. Mrs. Charles Williams pre-
siding Mrs. L. H. Nix presented the
names of five new members. A solo
was rendered by Mrs R. E. S. Boss,
The next meeting will be held Janu-
ary "a at the home of Mrs r. L.
Scheffler, 240O Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
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The Fellowship Committee will spon-
sor a benefit performance of "Biog-
raphy" featuring Ina Claire, January
IS. Mrs Harry G. Cramer is chairman
of the Box Committee. Miss Janeiro v.
Brooks, chairman of the Fellowship
Committee is in charge Of the benefit.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The nature
section will take a trip January 10
through the Zoo. Mrs. Leo D. Miner
chairman, will meet the section at the
Connecticut avenue entrance at 10 am.
Luncheon at the P. M. c. A, Janu-
ary II, at 1890 pm. joint meet
ing of the civic and educational sec
tions will hear Mrs. Paul Howe talk
on The New Pure Food and Drug Act"
For luncheon reservations call Mrs.
Goodwin, Potomac 3725. Chairman
Mrs. Edwin j. Nourse and Mrs. Law
renee Martin.
Mrs. Paul A. A. Core. Mrs Robert
A. Ramsay, Mrs. Percy c. Adams, Mrs.
Donald B. Clement, and Mrs. r. S.
Brassler were elected to membership,
January 4.
The Zonta Club met for luncheon
"Wednesday at Barker Hall. DR.. Edith
Seville Coale, president, presided.
Louise Stambaugh. director OF music.
with Emily Dickinson at the piano, led
the club singing Dean Wilbur of
George Washington University spoke.
Gamma Chapter, DeIphans, will meet
at the Shoreham Hotel. January 8. at
8:15 pm. The president Miss Emma
Hoffer will preside. The literary pro-
gram Shakespeare Contemporaries
and Followers: Beaumont and FIletch-
er"-will be under the leadership OF
Mrs Harry Sears. Topic reports will
be given as follows: Shakespeare and
His Fellow Dramatists," Mrs. Leroy
Elliot; "Philaster," Miss Irene WeSter-
man; "The Maids Tragedy" Mrs.
Pearl Friede.
The Curley Club met at the Conti-
mental Hotel, Miss Mary MCGEE, presi-
dent, presided. Resolutions expressing
regret at death of Rev Francis X.
Cavanaugh, spiritual director of the
club, who was killed in an automobile
accident, December II, were adopted
All activities to January II are can
celed Arrangements have been COM
pleted for a months mind mass of
requiem, which will be celebrated in
st. Patrick's Church, January Is, at
7:30 am.
The Cercle des PrecieuSes Ridicules
met Wednesday evening at Stoneleigh
Court, the hostesses being Mile. Patricia
Hunt and Mile. Marjorie Morrison
Smith. The meeting was opened by the
president, M. William j. Wallis The
following program was given: Piano
solos by Nine. William j. Wallis; read
ingS by Nine. CASTOR de Bouy; charadeS,
played by Nine Manuel Cambouri, Nine.
CASTOR de Bouy. Nine. Marie de Porry
DIR. Richard de Saussure, Nine. Camille
Hindmarsh, Mile. Caroline NJ. Mellor,
M. Pierce de Chauny, M. Henri Lazard,
Mile. Marjorie Morrison-Smith, M.
Fausto Angelo Roger and NJ and Nine.
William ]. Wallis. Christmas carols
we're sung with Nine Pierre de Chauny
at the piano.
The annual Christmas tombola was
held, Nine. William j. Wallis taking the
part Of Pere Nicolas and distributing
the presents.
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MASONIC.
Meetings This Week.
BLUE LODGES.

BLUE LODGES.
Monday-Dawson, Stansbury
and Joppa.
Tuesday-Federal; Acacia, E.
A, Takoma and Gompers.
Wednesday-Harmon Hard
ing, Chevy Chase and Bright
wood.
Thursday New Jerusalem,
Whiting, Temple -NOyes and Ca
thedral
Friday-St. Johns and Hope
aturday-School of Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH.
Monday-Mount Vernon.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb, Poto-
mac. Woodbridge, AnacoStia, Wash
ington Naval, Capitol, visitaJions.
Wednesday-Wa Naval.
Thursday - Washington a n d
Singleton.
Friday-Eureka, Capitol and
Mount Pleasant
COMMANDERIES.
Tuesday-De Molay.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Eastern Star

THE thirty-eighth annual session of
the Grand Chapter will convene
at the Willard Hotel next Thursday
evening at o'clock. Grand Matron
Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt and Grand Patron
F. Frank Kimmel will preside.
The session will continue for three
evenings Balloting for new officers
will be from 4 to $3.50 pm. Friday, and
the newly elected officers will be in
stalled Saturday evening, following the
business session, to which ceremonies
all members of the order are invited.
NTATRON SOPHIE CAHILL of Fl
AVA deity Chapter announces the
Oficers' Society meeting at her home,
BIT Hyatt place, January 8.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of May Johnston, lit Eleventh
street southeast, at 1890 O'Clock jan
uary g.
The Ways and Means Committee will
meet at the home of Emily Thompson,
3100 Rittenhouse street, January II.
The matron and patron will enter
tain their officers after the meeting OF
the chapter January 18. Refreshments
will be served and there will be dancing
Matrons and patrons and other officers
of all chapters are invited.
Mrs. Blanche M. Cole was installed
as matron of Federal Chapter by her
husband Carl A. Cole. past patron, as
sisted by Past Grand Matron Grace E.
Kimme! as grand marshal. The other
officers were installed by Associate
Grand Matron Mamie L. Greenstreet.
Solos rere rendered by Mrs. Cary of
Bethlehem Chapter. The past officers
Jewels were presented by Past Grand
Patron Charles S. Shreve and Grand
Patron Frank Kimmel to Junicr Past
Matron Mary B. Warren and Junior
Past Patron Charles D. Clabaugh. A
gavel was presented to the matron by
Past Grand Patron John c. Proctor as
a gift from her husband. Gifts were
presented to the incoming matron and
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Rev. John Palmer to Talk
On Scotland and Ireland
Before Masonic Chapter

. VANGELIST CHAPTER. knights
- Rose Croix. Scottish Rite will
meet Tuesday evening when Rev
IL John C. Palmer will give lee
tinrn ON CcntlorA nd Irpla nd
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tClub Federation Leaders
to Be Guests of Women
Board of Directors of National Group to Hold
Annual Meetings In w Washineton
Next Week.
THE District of Columbia Fedora
tinn of WnmPn'S Clubs Mrs

1HE District of Columbia Fedora
ton of WomenS Clubs, Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley president, will
act as hosts at numerous func-
tions in honor of the board of
directors of the General Federation OF
Women'S clubs, which will be in Wash
ington for its annual meeting next
week.
The department of education, Mrs.
Otto l.. Veerhoff, chairman, will enter
tain at luncheon January IL at l pm.
in honor of Mrs. Fred L. Pigeon, chair
man, department of education OF the
general federation, at the Dennlson
School The guests of honor include
Miss Goodykoontz assistant director OF
the United States Bureau Of Education,
who will introduce Mrs. Pigeon; Mrs.
Wiley, Mrs Charles 1. McNary. Mrs.
Tillman Parks. Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, Mrs. Philip Sydney Smith, Mrs.
Frank Ballou. Mrs. j. Sanders, Mrs. Ed
gar B. Merritt, Mrs. Joseph N. Saun-
ders and Miss E. j. Lackey, principal of
the Dennison School. Reservations
should be made through Mrs. c. H.
Lane North 6216.
The department of law and legisla-
ton, Mrs. Horace j. Phelps. chairman,
will entertain at luncheon January l3
at 80 pm, in honor of Mrs. S. Blair
Iuckie. chairman of the department OF
legislation of the general federation, at
the Iron Gate Inn.
Will Entertain at Tea.
Mrs. Wiley. assisted by members OF
the executive board and the department
chairmen, will entertain at tea in honor
of the executive board of the general
federation January IL from 4 to 6 pm.
at the Womens City Club.
Mrs Helen Hunter, chairman of the
Committee on Radio, advises that on
the radio program for next Friday at
1I:o5. Station WRC, a prominent mem
ber of the executive board Of the gen.
eral federation will be the speaker.
Chevy Chase. d. c.. Garden Club
The next meeting will be at O'Clock
January at the Brook Farm Tea
House Dr. David LumSden of the Ag-
ricultural Department will speak on
English Gardens" using Illustrated
slides.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Paul An
derson. Mrs. L. S. Mohler. Mrs. Arthur
Presmont and Mrs. Laurence Voorhees.
The Alice Deal Junior High School
Home and School Association VIII meet
in the school tomorrow at pm. MISS
La Sale. assistant superintendent OF
public schools, will speak on "Modflca-
ton Of School Programs to Meet Pres
ent Day Needs
On January IL and II variety pro-
gram will be presented by pupils. unoer
the direction of Mrs. Lumsden, to raise
funds for purchasing equipment for
school assemblies and other School ac-
tivities. Two one-act plays, songs by
the Glee Club, group dancing. orcheS-
ira selections and other variety num-
bers are to be included.
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- OOlIll u. dLlIItI VIII give ltI-
ture on Scotland and Ireland at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Degree work for the Spring. class
starts January % Mithras Lodge of
Perfection met last Tuesday evening.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met at Northeast Temple Decem
Der 80 and elected officers as follows:
/ Charles w. Jones president; William F.
Flynn, first vice president: c. F. Benc-
| kert. second vice president; W. A.
Shytle. marshal; Clifford L. Gerard. in
ner guard; G.. l. Hightman. cutter
guard: A. Frank Kreg1oW secretary; T
F. Foltz. treasurer NJ. F. Rheinhardt
was initiated into the club.
Dolores Anderson gave songs and
dances. Ted Lewis sang Bobby Howard
and Dorothy Souder, acrobatic special
ties, l. r. Rosenberg at the piano.
Jack Murcell president of the Trestle-
board Club. spoke of the annual install
lation of officers of the various clubs in
the District of Columbia at the New
willard Hotel January II. entertain
ment and dancing at o'clock.
Federal Lodge will confer the F. C.
degree Tuesday evening. Master John
NJ. Horten announces the line officers
will be advanced. The lodge will have
Z
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Janu-
ary IA. DR.. S. B. Daughtery, of the
United Brethren Church, and assistant
grand chaplain Of the Grand Lodge,
will be the clergyman in charge.
Hope Lodge will meet Friday night
Senior Deacon Richard L. Merrick will
conduct the first degree from the east.
Joppa Lodge will meet January g.
The M NJ. degree will be conferred by
Senior Warden Stanley E. Travis. The
/ fellowship team of Petworth Lodge will
/ assist in the work.
At its meeting last Tuesday, King
David Lodge conferred the Entered APP
prentice degree. with Junior Warden
Higgins in the east. Grand Master
Vernon Owen was present.
Master NubSon had the secretary read
the minutes of the meeting of the lodge
40 years ago The line officers held an
"at home" New Year day.
Master Maurice A. Goldberg an
nounces Samuel Gompers Lodge will
meet Tuesday in Masonic Temple.
| Grand Senior Steward Ara M. Daniels
will deliver a talk of masonic interest.
! The Entered Apprentice degree will be
conferred with Senior Warden Meyer
( c. Rosendorf in the east. Refreshments
! will be served.
/ Grand High Priest A. c. Wilkins, ac-
/ companied by the other officers of the
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons.
will make their first visitation Tuesday
evening in Woodbridge Chapter, Ana
costa Chapter, Washington Naval
Chapter and Capital Chapter, assem-
bled at Woodbridge Chapter, Rhode
Island and Mills avenues northeast.
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Park Hotel last evening. which was fol-
lowed by a short business session and
an entertainment.
The Thirty-Two Troupers. Mildred
Green. president, held Christmas party
at the home Of Vice President Carleton
Frye December % and celebrated the
Wedding anniversaries of two of its
members, Betty Bohnger and Irma
Williams
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patrcn and 10 the retiring matron and
patron.
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The Women's Faculty Club OF George
Washington University will be the guests
of Dean and Mrs. John r. Laphan at
their home, 1900 Arkansas avenue,
January IL, at 230 pm. DR.. and Mrs.
William John Cooper will be the guests
of honor DR. Cooper is professor of
education at George Washington Uni
versity and will speak en- What Of
Tomorrow"