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, 1935-08-25
MUSICAL SHOW
AT DITTMANN
My Song TO You Stars
Young Continental
Singing Star

One Of the important features Of
the talking picture Is that there l.
now a definite place Tor music in
films. Combined with good comedy,
music in u film can make OF a pic
ture outstanding entertainment.
Which IS the summation Of the GB
romantic. musical comedy. MY
Song for You" which opens Sunday
at the Dittmann.
The handsome young Continental
tenor. Jan Kiepura, has the stellar
role IN this merry romance. Sever
al love songs, Is well as two arias.
enc from Aida" and another from
II TroVat0re. are sung IN MY Song
For You" Assisting him are the
blonde beauty. Aileen MarSon. as the
romantic interest and Sonnie Hale,
whose mad antics keep laughter and
music going.
Jan Kiepura slips into his role
Of a young operate tenor VINO pos
sesses both the win and voice &c
sing. with all the ease born Of ex-
perience, for he has sung at La
Scala. in Milan: IN the famous op-
era house Of Buenos Aires. with
the Paris Opera Company. at the
Albert Hall In London. with the
Chicago Opera Company. and the
Vienna Opera Company. His phon-
ograph records are best sellers. His
appearances at the Vienna Opera
gala nights. and his film. BE Mine
Tonight, won him more plaudits
than any actor could dream Of or
ask for.
, 1935-08-25
ESCAPADE' Is
MISSION SHOW
William Powell Cast With
Viennese Stage Star
I'm Production

viennese gayety and music.
whimsical comedy and lifting music
MI sequences mark "Escapade.'
Metro-G olwyn- Mayors new Con-
tinental romance showing Sunday at
the Mission theatre, and In which
William Powell is introduced In ar
entirely new type OF role.
The picture has many interesting
surprises. II brings the golden voice
OF Enrico Caruso. ampiified from
existing records In the most lifehke
replica possible OF his actual voice,
for a great opera sequence.
IL introduces % the American
screen as Powells leading lady
Luise Rainer, Viennese stage star.
acclaimed in the Old World as a
great dramatic actress and owner
Of "Europe's Most Beautiful Eyes
Two New Composers
II marks the debut Of Walter
Jurmann and Brunislav Kaper, COM
poser Of the European song hits of
Jan Kiepura, as composers for the
American screen.
The new picture. directed by Rob-
ert z. Leonard. is q unique blend
OF whimsical humor with romance
and q thread Of serious drama. with
unique dramatic twists embellished
by amazing new tricks Of photo
graphy.
It's cast includes Frank Morgan.
Virginia Bruce. Mady Christians.
Laura Hope Crews. Reginald Owen.
Henry Travers, Mathilde Comont
, 1935-08-25
Scout Drum and Bugle
Corps Attend Farley
fsnecial 10 The Heraidl

$3.50 - 49,
HARLINGEN. Aug. 24.-The Boy
Scout drum and 5ugle corps spon-
Sored by the American Legion will
head a large delegation from the
Harrington Post No. 205 to the state
convention In Dallas Aug. 81 and
Sept. I. 2 and 8. according TO DR..
j. @. Britain. commander.
The Harlingen post Is taking cut
insurance for every member OF the
youthful drum and bugie corps which
is expected TO participate in the
musical contest 40 Dallas and take
part in parades and other parts Of
the convention program.
The drums are being painted and
a parade and drill In preparation for
the convention will be held during
the coming week. DR.. Britain stated.
The Valley will be advertised BY the
drum and bugle corps. Valley litera-
ture viii be taken along and distri-
buted.
Official delegates from the Harlin-
gen post will be Cliff Purdy. III. w.
Austin. DR.. r. z. Utley. Paul II
Brown. w. 4. Gaines and DR.. Brit
tain. About Is members Of the post
are expected to 20 altogether.
, 1935-08-25
SHOWS
omen STORY
Public Hero No. Il Tells
How Federal Aces
Get Their Men

Modern as today's newspaper
headlines. and thrilling as their gra-
phlc accounts OF the war Of the gov
eminent on organized crime. is
Public Hero Number /" Metro
Goldwyn- Mayors amazing thriller
OF the work Of the secret service,
showing Sunday and Monday at the
Queen Theatre.
Tracing the pursuit OF a notorious
public enemy, the work Of the OPP
erative who turns him up to justice,
and the amazing ramifications Of the
Federal agencies pitted against the
underworld. the story tells, in de
tails actually taken from records,
cases and newspapers. the ever more
apparent fact that crime does not
pay.
Directed by J. Walter Ruben
from a story by himself and Wells
Root. 1t Is a thrilling and engross-
ing croSs-section Of the work OF
government operatives. replebe with
thrills, enriched with a romance
and lightened by many comedy in
lterludes
Lionel Barrymore plays the prin-
cipal character role. in which he
demonstrates an amazing facility
for comedy along with drama as
the bihulous DR.. Glass, phys ~ IN
in-ordinary to the cohorts Of the un-
derwOrld.
Chester Morris gives what Is prob
ably the finest performance Of his
entire career as the adventurous
jeff Crane, who exposes himself TO
all sorts Of dangers in getting out OF
perilous close quarters.
Also outstanding is the gangster
portrayal of Joseph Calleia. who
created such a personal hit in the
New York stage play. Small Mir
acle." and who now gives every evil
dence of being In great demand for
picture roles.
The romantic angle Of the story is
deity handled BY the attractive Jean
Arthur and other clever portrayals
SIRE contributed by Paul Kelly as the
head Of the secret service. and Lew
Stone as the prison warren.
The sensational prison break. the
abortive stampede OF a thousand
~cchvicts, thhe breath-taking running
battles. in fast cars. OF gangSters
and their pursuers, the raid on the
gangster hide-out, are among dra-
matte highlightS OF the swiftly-mov-
ing story Of the heroism Of the Fed
Ieral men.
, 1935-08-25

~E@E 49, Na4Ha
RIO GRANDE CITY, AUG. "a
A surveying crew Of about Is men
VIA start actual work on the roure
o. the new State Highway 81 from
Rio Grande City. county seat OF
Starr county, 70 H~ebbronville. coun-
ty seat OF Jim Hogg county. ac-
coIding TO Sterling II. Dietz, engI-
lcer IN charge for the Texas High
way Department.
The department. Is providing
81 500 Of the estimated cost OF $3.50.
to- the survey and Jim Hogg and
Starr counties are each pT0ridin-
$500 each. Similar work is expected
t. get under way in Duval, Nc
Mullen and AtaScoSa counties with
IN the next few weeks, according
70 information received here.
The Rio Grande City-Hebhron-
vile route will follow higher ground,
.Cr the most part. and will follow
In some places the present route OF
the dirt road connecting the two
county seats. The survey is expect
ed to require four months for COM
pletion. the route being 80 miles
long.
state Highway 81 Is the newest
Southwest Texas highway TO be
started. II viii eventually serve
Tlluen. county seat Of McMullen
County, the only county in South
wes' Texas without a mile OF paved
state highways within its bound
aries. Tilden IS the only county seat
IN the same area without a paved
road. The new route will connect
with present. paving at Jourdanton
ard provide a new highway from
tire Valley 70 San Antonio.
, 1935-08-25
ARCADIA SHOWS.
THE IRISH In US
James Cagney, Pat O'Brier
Fight 1t Out In Family
Life Picture

The Irish In Us" with James
Cagney. Pat OBrien and Frank Nc
Hugh in the leading roles Is sche-
dlled Tor showing Sunday and Mon
day at the Arcadia The; ire IN Har-
.lingen.
II K one Of the most entertaining
pictures of the season. combining
riotous comedy with tense drama,
pathos and a most unusual trang-
Ullar romance. involving the love
OF two brothers for the same girl.
The cast as well as the director
and most OF the crew are Irish, in
Guiding that popular trio. Cagney,
O'Brien and McHugh as the three
sons OF Mary Gordon, herself born
in Ireland.
Once a happy family, a rift sets in
when Cagney and OBrlen fall in
love with the same girl Olivia de
Havilland.
Because Il Is a pic re OF Irish
life in New York, il jum-s from tears
TO laughter, ana from bitter family
braWlS to evidences OF brotherly love,
from romance to drama, from thrill
ing action to robust humor.
, 1935-08-25
Child Is Believed
Diving From Rabies

LONGVIEW, Aug. "a. -tP-Six-
year old Billie Ray Campbell lay
critically Ill Saturday OF what ply
sicians said was rabies. and fear was
felt for seven or eight other per-
sons aid to have been bitten BY the
dog that attacked the child three
months ago.
Saying that they faced possible
attacks OF rabies Unless treatment
was administered at once. DR.. j. ID.
Baucum, county health officer. said
he would contact the other victims
Saturday.
Little hope had been held for
the child's recovery since he was
taken to a hospital Friday night by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Campbell.
, 1935-08-25
Mercedes c. e. To
Discuss Exhibits

F1UTIINI 70 IuN HUTIIuT
MERCEDES. Aug. 24.-The Mer-
Gee es Chamber OF Commerce will
meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
TO decide several questions of inn
portance. according to President RI
< Hager. Ways and means will be
devised for raising Mercedes quota
Tor the Centennial working budget.
"A Mercedes exhibit for the Valley
Mic Winter Fair will be discussed
as will the entering Of a float In
the Fair parade.
, 1935-08-25

and others or note. "A great Vienna
state ball. a Iting evenitJ TO- o.
Viennese music hall. and q Caruso
premiere nc the Imperial opera. are
among It's spectacular musical high
lights.
"A doctors race Co save m mans
life Is drama contrasted to q hila-
rious comedy OF rru surrounding
the mysterious model Of q picture
that rouse suspicious OF On Jealous
husband. as the action shifts from I
drama 10 laughter I'm liEhtning-lika
plot action.
, 1935-08-25

SAN BENITO. Aug. FLETCHER
T. Rawls. border patrolman. and z.
M. Lee, deputy sheriff. seized q
gallons CT meScal northeast OF here
this week. Vicente Cortez was placed
under arrest and taken to Browns
vile.
, 1935-08-25
Valley S~anitarium
Gets New Equipment
IsnecIaI I'd 10 HeraIdl

LA FERIA. August 24-The Rio
Grande Valley Sanitarium has re-
Gently installed a new Electric Bath
Cabinet IN addition TO regular eq-
uipment IN the operating room. DR..
y. l. Dewitt, head Of the Sanitar-
sum Is assisted by a staff ply
sicians and surgeons located In a
number OF the Valley towns.
The first major operation since
the completion OF the operating
room equipment was performed dur
ing the past week. The patient,
william L. Barklev. came to the
Sanitarium from Keene, Texas for
the operation.
, 1935-08-25
what. No Platinum?

BERKELEY. Calif.-If the per-
oxide lasts the University Of Cali
fornia football team viii have q
genuine golden bear" for mascot
by November 3 az the annual big
game" with Stanford.
John Paul Jones. Belleview.
Ida. senior. brought a months old
cub TO school and fraternity broth
ers Immediately started their
beauty" treatments on the brown
yOungster.
, 1935-08-25

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "A. F-
six robbers flashed pistols cn clerks
az q state department OF revenue Of
flee In downtown Philadelphia. Sat-
urday. bound seven men with SASH
cord and fled with $500 I'm tax o
ceipts.
, 1935-08-25
Flashes of Life
Especial TO The Heraldl
Checks Troops

A1AA AAAA1n0 AA1RE9
PINE CAMP. N. Y.-The first
division was set back a half hour
IN It's advance TO wherever II was
going Friday BY a taXicab and an
ex-marine, William H. Minor.
Minor was transporting four
soldiers Of the 43rd Division and
he drove through a battalion OF the
enemy before he was captured.
They ordered him TO turn around.
He backed up and stalled his mot
or with the cab across bhe road.
The road checked with artillery
and no argument would bulge the
ex-marine. They put him under
guard and ordered him 70 drive
to first division headquarters.
The ex-marine still had the sit
uation in hand-he knew the roads,
the guards didn't and he took them
to the 43rd division headquarters
and made them prisoners.
, 1935-08-25
One, Two, Three-count En-

LOS ANGELES.-Three honey
moons with the same folks involv-
ed, but the third time there was a
difference. Robert Gardner Green
was not registered as hubby.
Green and Mrs Smile Whit
comb Green. socially prominent.
were married twice. and divorced
twice. Friday Mrs. Green married
Louis Biggar. IN engineer.
Green was best man. and Mrs.
Birgar announced he would 60
along on the honeymoon
, 1935-08-25
Page King solomon

DALLAS.-There was a Biblical
precedence for the ownership test
applied al police station here.
F. B. Nichols said he'd owned
the parrot 30 years but Frank
Hughes, who found the bird, want
ed TO be convinced.
Hughes held the bird while
Nichols walked away utter1ng a
lew, peculiar cry. The bird strug-
gled out Of Hughes grasp and flut-
tered after Nichols. The test was
over.
, 1935-08-25

Telegraph and telephone wires
strung tNng the highways Of the
country weigh only 208 pounds TO
the mile.
, 1935-08-25
F. D. PUTS HIS
SIGNATURE ON
.AAA MEASURE
j Justice Department
To Seek Dismissal
OF ~Injunctions A s
Result

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a. -tP-
President Roosevelt Saturday sign
&C the bill strengthening the Agr1-
cultural Adjustment Act.
His signature was the signal
for the Department Of Justice to
seek dismissal Of more than 500
temporary injunctions which have
been granted against processing tax
collections.
The bill is the result OF efforts
begun In congress Is months ago
TO broaden AAA's powers and
strengthen its legal position. II
was pushed through this session
after the supreme court killed NRA
codes and a supreme court test OF
the farm program this fall became
a probability.
Law Explained
The measure ratifies the process
sing taxes under which $50, 900
already has been collected.
Tt authorizes continuation of rem
tai or benefit payments in connec-
ton with acreage and production
adjustment agreements.
Should the supreme court hold
the processing taxes invalid, the
bill provides that a professor tax
obtain q refund only on taxes
which he can show have not been
passed on to consumers IN tncreas-
ed prices nor to the producer IN
decreased prices.
The professor would have 70 file
q claim with the commissioner OF
internal revenue and a transcript
Of hearings and findings Of the
commissioner would constitute the
court record when suit was filed
The president is authorized to
impose an import limit on any
commodity found to be interfering
with the effective operation Of the
farm program.
Forbids Price Fixing
Thirty per cent OF customs re-
ceipts under the tariff laws-estim-
ated at 100000, 900 TO 100000, 900
annually-may be used for pre-
miums on exports OF farm products,
indemnifying losses On exports,
paving additional benefits to farm
ers in connection with the adjust
ment program. and diversion OF
farm commodities into channels
into which they wtlld 70 ordinarily.
Cotton would be exempt from this
provision.
Price fixing, except As to milk,
Is forbidden. NJ. -. 80. -. ......
The bill also Is designed to.
Extend the cattle pure I se act
and provide $40, O00,0 900 TO oe used
with unexpended balances TO elm
mate diseased cattle.
Let the president use for public
purposes submarginal lands acquir-
ed with work relief funds.
Extend the Bankhead cotton con-
troll and Kerr-Smith tobacco con-
troll acts for two years with arprov-
nj Of producers.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
DR.CL|NCHY NAMED.
SESSION SPEAKER
Will Open Conference of
Congregational Pastors
in New England.

DR.. Russell J. Clinchy, minister
OF Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, has been selected by the di-
rectors of the Congregational Summer
Conference at the Isles of Shoals,
N. H., to deliver the sermon which
will open the conference sessions on
the morning of August 4. He will also
deliver lectures on August 5, 6 and 7
on the general subject What Jesus
Came Preaching"
The conference, which will continue
until August IL, is in the form of a
retreat attended by ministers and lay
men of Congregational churches in all
Eastern States. The program includes
lectures on and discussions of prob
lens confronting church workers in
all branches of religious activities.
This Is the twentieth successive year
of the conference, and the general
theme is "Rethinking Christianity"
During his absence from Washing
ton he will be the guest preacher at
three church services in New England
Tomorrow morning he will speak in
the State Street Congregational
Church, Portland, Me-; August IL, in
Kings Chapel, Boston, and at the
outdoor community service in Deering,
n. H., August 10. He will return to
Washington during the first week in
September.
Members of Mount Pleasant Church
will unite with members of All Souls
Unitarian and the National Universal
tst Memorial Churches tomorrow
morning in the third of series of
union services at the All Souls
Church.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
.DR.A.A.STOCKDALE
TO TAKE VACATION
Will Preach at Morning
Service TomorroW-To
Visit in Vermont.

DR.. Allen A. Stockdale. pastor OF
the First Congregational Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on Gospel
News Is Good News" He will leave on
his vacation Sunday afternoon and
will join Mrs. Stockdale in Green's
boro, VT, where they will spend the
Summer.
The church night supper and mid
week service will be held Thursday
Supper Is served at o'clock and is
followed by the meeting at Gas. Miss
Nell NJ Berghout, director of religious
education, will speak on immortal
Hymns and Their Stories"
The guest preachers during the
Summer are: July 81, DR.. Walter A.
Morgan of First Congregational
Church, Chicago, Ill: July %, Rev
Reynold B. Boden of the Church OF
the Messiah, Los Angeles. Calf; Au-
gust 4, Rev. Don Ivan Patch of the
First Congregational Church of West
field, N. j.. August IL, DR.. Theodore
H. Wilson of the National Park Sem
mary, Forest Glen, Md; August l8
Rev. Ewart Edmund Turner, recent
pastor American Church, Berlin, Ger
many. and Rev. Robert Wood Coe OF
Leyden Congregational Church, Brook
line, Mass. on August 25.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
HAM[|NE PASTOR
SELECTS SUBJECT
Will Speak on "Christ-Re.
VeaIed God" Tomorrow
Morning.

THE Christ-revealed God" will be
the sermon subject of DR.. H. w
Burgan, minister at Hamline M e
Church tomorrow morning. John H
Marville will be the soloist, with Miss
Edith B. Athey at the organ. There
will be no evening service. At night
DR.. Burgan breaches at Sherwood
Forest, Md.
Group No. Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety will hold q picnic Monday al
Selby-on- the Bay. Md, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Rau
Luncheon will be served at the club
house. Mrs. Harry E. Brockson is in
charge Of the arrangements.
The church school has in at
tendance at the Hood College School
of Religious Education at Frederick
Md. the following church schoo
workers: Miss Brown Culp, Miss Flor
ence Yeager. Mrs. Frank M. Schertz
Miss Patricia Schertz and Mr.. and
Mrs. william L. Evans.
On Monday a group Of Hamline
young people will attend the Epworth
League Institute at Mountain Lake
Park. Md. The following are in the
party: Miss Martha Catlin, Miss Vir-
ginia Amadon, Miss Florence ONO
Miss Florence Yeager, Miss Josephine
Heitmuller, Frank Cleaver, Sanford
Tingley, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fansher
MrS. Wright, Francis Wright and Miss
Brown Culp.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
GUILD TO OPEN SESSION
DR.. John G. Bowen to Direct Con-
ference.

The Catholic Evidence Guild OF
Washington VIII open another meet
ing in Franklin Park from 7:30 to
$50 pm. today under the direction OF
DR.. John G. Bowen. Mrs. Agnes H
Stewart will talk on Catholic Mar
riage," Father Kilduf and John j.
OConnor will be the other speakers.
The meeting tomorrow Is also from
7:30 to $3.50 and will have as chair
man Mrs. L. M. O'Hara, with Charles
Ferry speaking on THE Marks of
Christ's Church" and Martin Barrett
and Aloysius Collins speaking on "The
Authenticity and the Inspiration of
the Gospels"
At judiciary Square tomorrow from
: pm, to pm. Francis D. Barrett
will be the chsirman and will be as
sisted by William Collins, William
DAILY, Eugene Hoffman, Robert Mall
loux, Mr.. Ginchereau and Mr.. Repetti.
Subjects discussed will be Devotion
to the Blessed Virgin Mary" and RE
1igious Indifference" There will be
another meeting at Judiciary Square
Wednesday from to pm. John j.
O'Connor will be in charge. Philip
Hanna and Miss Anna and Miss
Anna-Ruth Ryan will also speak.
Subjects will b. "T'he Prophecies Con-
cerning Christ" and "The Mass"
Evening star., 1935-07-13
NEVERTHELESS" TOPIC
OF PASTOR TOMORROW

DR.. Vernon N. Ridgely. minister of
the Calvary Methodist Church, will
preach at II O'Clock tomorrow on
Nevertheless"
The Sunday evening services have
been discontinued until September
8, and also the Thursday evening
prayer services will not be held.
Roy H. Wolfe, superintendent of the
Church School. has announced the
Summer schedule for July and
August. The regular schedule will be
resumed September Is.
Ray L. Smith and Edwin Dice.
president and teacher of the Mems
Glass. invite any one interested to
attend the services held each Sunday
morning in the Guild Hall at 9:4O
O'Clock
Evening star., 1935-07-13
HOUSE CHAPLAIN
AT NATIONAL CITY
Dr.. Montgomery to Fill Pull
pit of Dr.. Miller, Off
to England.

DR.. James Shera Montgomery, chap.
lain Of the House of Representatives,
will preach tomorrow morning at the
National City Christian Church. The
congregation bade farewell last Sun
day to its minister, DR.. Raphael H.
Miller, who sailed July IL with his
son, Raphael, jr., for England and the
second world convention.
During the Summer the following
will preach in the pulpit of the Ma
tional City Church: July 81. DR.. w. H.
Pinkerton; July 28, DR.. Stephen j.
Corey; DIR. Arthur Holmes of Butler
University. Indianapolis, throughout
August.
Mrs. B. D. Shreve and Mrs. w. A..
Hutcheson will be heard In duet at
the morning service.
Lyman McCrary, organist, will be
the recitalist at the evening bells serv-
ice. He will be assisted by David
Manley. young tenor Of Des Moines,
Iowa, and a newcomer to Washington.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
NORTH CAR0LINIAN
WILL PREACH HERE
Rev. A. v. Joyner to Occupy Pull.
pit at Metropolitan Baptist
Church Tomorrow.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow the guest minister will be
Rev. A. v. Joyner Of Canton, N. c.
The Shaver Bible Glass meets at
e:45 am. in the church auditorium.
All young peoples organizations meet
at pm.
The B. A. U. will be led by Mrs.
w. c. Steele The subject will be
The Unity of the New Testament
Churches"
The annual picnic of the Bible
school teachers and officers will be
held Wednesday at o'clock pm. at
HainS Point.
Thursday at $50 am. is prayer
hour. At 8 pm. the weekly prayer
service will be held. Deacon E. E.
Harris Will lead the meeting.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
ALBRIGHT SERVICE
TO BEGIN AT 1890
IS Minutes Of Organ Music to
Precede Evangelical Church
Program.

Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church meets Sunday morning at
1890 O'Clock. The service is preceded
by Is minutes Of organ music. The
Summer series of sermons is on the
subject "Vacationing With Jesus. "
Sundays subject will be The Charm
of a Lakeside Vacation"
The evening service begins at 7:45
o'clock and continues for one hour
Tomorrow night the young people who
attended the International Christian
Endeavor Convention at Philadelphia
will give reports from the convention,
based on the convention theme. I'VE
Choose Christ" Those speaking will
be Mrs. Ray Browning. Miss Elanor
Garner and Miss Margaret Smith.
The prayer meeting topic Thursday
night will be Christ Meets Life"
Evening star., 1935-07-13
Trinity Methodist,

The pastor, DR.. Dan L. Ennis. will
preach tomorrow at IL am. on THE
Quest and Reward Of Stiffness" At
the evening service at 8 O'Clock he
will give the second address on Les
Miserables," by Victor Hugo, the sub
ject being THE Triumph of a Soul. a."
Adult Bible classes will be taught by
Herbert H. McMurray at $50 am.
Evening star., 1935-07-13
BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSING
Chevy Chase Vacation Glasses
Will End Next Friday.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning Rev. j.
Hillman Hollister will preach on
Luncheon in Bethany"
The closing exercises of the Vaca-
ton Bible School will be held Friday
evening in the assembly room. The
exhibition OF handwork will open at
z O'Clock and the program will begin
at 7:30.
The Summer Club Of junior and
senior high school boys and girls will
meet for tennis Tuesday from 9 to II
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph B.
Stewart, 3l2 Elm street, Chevy Chase,
Md. Wednesday at 7:30 they will have
a dance and games in the church
hou.e and at l:30 Thursday a swim
at Wardman Park.