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Evening star., 1935-12-08
CENTERS PLANNING
YULE OBSERVANCE
Arrangements Discussed by Mrs
E. K. Peoples and
Secretaries.

Plans 70 rcelebration Of the Christ
mas season in the community centers
were discussed last Thursday by Mrs.
Elizabeth K. Peoples and community
center secretaries.
New leisure time study groups were
organized last week In the young
mems clubs, under the leadership OF
Charles Battley, who will teach pencil
sketching Mondays at Gordon Center,
Tuesdays at Park View Center. We'd
nesdays at Langley Center, Thurs
days at Macfarland, Fridays at Thom-
son and at Columbia Heights, the
latter group to meet at $50 pm. All
other groups, with the exception OF
the Tuesday group, which meets at
3:l5 at Park View, will be held at 7:3O
O'Clock. All young men are invited
to join this group.
In divisions 1913 two new groups
have been recently organized, with
Mrs. Velma Buckner conducting art
discussion groups at 7:30 Mondays
and Fridays at Birney Center, ana
Wednesdays and Thursdays st Ran
dali Center. Lewis Alexander has be-
gun a course in stagecraft and cos
tune design for adults and young
people, meeting with these groups at
Dunbar Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays; Garfield. Wednesdays, and
at Birney Fridays at $3.50. The Dun
bar groups meet from to 6 pm. Mon
days and from 4 to 10 pm. Thursdays.
Miss Ella Barnes continues her "en-
vironment" groups five nights each
week, and adults are invited to enter
any of the groups, which meet Mon
day evenings at Roosevelt, Tuesday at
Thomson, Wednesday at East Wash
ington, Thursday at Columbia
Heights and Friday at Park View, all
at 1880 O'Clock.
At Roosevelt on Wednesday night q
Joint concert will be presented by the
Lisa Gardiner dancers and the WASH
ington Composers Club.
The children's community choruses
of John Burroughs, Thomson and
Wheatley Community Centers, spon-
sored by Mrs. D. e. Middleton and
directed by Miss Esther Linkins, viii
hold their annual Christmas program
the afternoon Of December is, when
"The Christmas Story in Song and
Drama" will be presented In Luther
Place Memorial Church. Seventy
i've singers, ranging in age from to
20 years, will take part in the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Russian Benefit Friday.

SEVERAL groups and individuals
among the musicians of Wash
ington are donating their services to
help the Russian circle connected with
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
present their third st. Nicholas fair
for the benefit of the church and other
Charities, at the Washington Club
Friday, from noon till 10 pm.
Sophocles T. Papas and his popular
orchestra will give selections in sew
eral groups of numbers. Sonia Gar
della, soprano. will sing Russian songs
In costume. Vladimir Piontkoff, direc-
tor Of the church's Russian choir Of
is members, will lead the choir, all of
whom viii wear Russian costumes, in
religious and folk music of their ma
tive land, and Nine. Ludmilla Vassi-
lief will present group of her young
est students in ballet in a special
children's program at pm.
With the exception of the children's
dances, all other entertainment will be
presented at intervals during after
noon and evening in the informal
fashion which was so popular last year.
The children will appear only the one
time.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
NATIONAL UNION

Congressional Council will have G
Christmas party after the business
session December 18 in Typographical
Temple. Elmer johnson will take the
role Of Santa Claus. Baskets of fruit
will be sent to the members who are
Ill and the necessities of life for the
unfortunate members.
Morris j. Hole. chairman of the Exec
utive Board, spoke on the trial of Presi-
dent Andrew johnson. Senator Arthur
s. Brown, district manager, spoke on
the joint installation of officers for
the nine councils in February. Harry
Sellinger, vice president, presided.
Meetings this week are: Tuesday,
Mckinley, Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie; Friday, Scott, woodmen of the
World Hall, and National Capital, 400
Eighth street southeast.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Speaking Paper" New.

SPEAKING PAPER" is the newest
wrinkle in the acoustical field
that has already produced the phono-
graph, radio, sound movies and
talking books" for the blind, accord
ing to a Department of Commerce
report from its London office. The
invention Of an Argentine sound en-
gineer, the speaking paper" Is said
to permit newspapers or magazines
to print actual records of public
speeches, concerts, plays and the like
which can be torn from a page and
run off on a sound-reproducing
machine.
The system is called the Fotolipto-
foue and works much on the same
principle as talking films. A sound
track Is registered on celluloid
negative by means of q microphone
and oscillograph. From the photo
graphic impressions obtained. q block
is made from which the speaking
paper" is printed. In appearance the
sound tracks On the paper look Like
. series Of Jagged black lines.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
ODD FELLOWS

Grand Patriarch Milton S. Fall, ac-
companied by the grand officers, will
officially visit Fred D. Stuart Encamp-
ment next Tuesday in the 1. o. o. F.
Temple. This is the last visitation
for the year.
The boys of the National Capital
Junior Lodge, No. l, will hold their big
bingo party tomorrow evening in the
I. o. o. F. Temple.
National Capital Junior Lodge, No.
1, will have a special meeting this
afternoon to rehearSe its special de-
gree which will be presented at the
visitation next Saturday evening.
Members will report this afternoon at
Langdon Lodge Hall, Rhode Island and
Mills avenues northeast, at o'clock.
The grand officers will oficially visit
National Capital Junior Lodge Satur-
day evening in. I. o. o. F. Temple,
which quarters have been rendered by
the canton for this occasion instead
Of meeting in their regular hall, S22
Twentieth street. The boys will confer
the degree.
Chairman Wilfred E. Lawson Of the
Excursion Committee has called a
meeting of the representatives Of this
committee to meet with him December
19 in I. o. o. F. Temple.
Brightwood Lodge will hold q bingo
party Friday evening in I. o. o. F.
Temple.
Rebekahs.
The president of the Rebekah AS
sembly, Mrs. Ora L. Pfrimmer. will
make her final visitation to Martha
Washington Lodge next Thursday eve
ming at Odd Fellows Temple. Mrs.
Pfrimmer will be accompanied by
grand lodge and assembly officers.
There will be an entertainment.
Other events on the calendar are:
December 8, divine services at Odd
Fellows Home, pm. by the Home
Committee; services at the same ad-
dress, 1888 N street, December % by
Esther Rebekah Lodge in charge.
Dorcas Lodge entertains the resi-
dents at the home December IL, and
the Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
ton will give entertainment there on
December 30. -t
The president of the assembly an
nounceS the next session Of the Re-
bekah Assembly January 21 in the
temple.
Martha Washington Lodge will meet
Thursday for nomination Of officers.
Esther Rebekah Lodge met Novem-
Der 25. An entertainment was held
with refreshments. Another enter
tainment will be held tomorrow night
and there will be nomination Of Of.
GERS.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
JR. o. u. A. M.

Anacostia Council met Monday eve
ming with Councillor A. o. Kroll pre-
siding. Byrnes Trundle was elected to
membership. Final plans are being
completed for the vegetable bingo
party in Anacostia Temple, 24o7 Min
nesota avenue southeast, December IA.
The degree and drill team will con-
fer the degrees on a large class Of
candidates for John L. Burnett Coun-
Gil next Tuesday evening. After the
regular meeting of the council to-
morrow night the Past Councillors As
sociation will meet. The feature to-
morrow night viii be nomination of
the officers.
The first annual visitation of the
1886 series will be held at John l..
Burnett Council, Wisconsin avenue
and N street, January z, when State
Councillor B. F. Payton and his stair
will visit the council.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

RowZee, and representative to Masonic
Home, Hazel Booker.
The Home Board will meet Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Darby, lot
Raymond street, Chevy Chase. Md
The matron and patron will enter
tain their officers and chairmen Of
committees at dinner at Brook
Farm Tea House December IA.
Kensington Chapter elected the fol-
lowing officers: Maybelle T. Maddox,
matron; Walter B. McEachern, pa
tron; Pauline Van FoSsen, associate
matron; John j. Price, associate pa
tron; Past Matron Pearle M. Saun-
ders, secretary: Past Matron Margaret
P. Bean, treasurer; Theodore N. King
ston, conductreSs, and Eulalie o. Nc
Eachern, associate conductreSS.
Birmingham Chapter of Maryland
met Tuesday night, December 3, at
the Methodist Church hall in Branch
vile, Md, and elected the following
officers: Matron, Miss Emma Bow
man; patron, c. A. Ferris; asso-
ciate matron, Miss Eva Clover; as
sociate patron, H. T. Converse; con-
ductress, Mrs. C. A. Ferris; associate
conductress, Mrs. Anna Stewart;
treasurer. Mrs Clara Heal, and secre-
tary, Mrs. Elinor Harr.
Matron Lois Wells announces Ca
thedral Chapter will elect officers
Wednesday. Members and their fam
lilies will have a dinner beginning at
6 o'clock.
The Home Board met Thursday
with Mrs. Izola Bair. 3610 Seventeenth
street northeast. Mrs. Hazel Kephart
was assistant hostess.
The Cathedral Bellies were enter
tanned Tuesday at the home of their
president, Mrs. Margaret Burgess, 1929
Trinidad avenue northeast, with Mrs.
Agnes Garner and Miss Carolyn Casey
assisting.
Mrs. Harriet C. Veley, matron, and
Walter B. Lawrence, patron, enter
tanned officers of Naomi Chapter last
Tuesday evening at the Madrillon.
Mrs. Helen D. Robbins, associate
grand conductress. was an honored
guest.
Matron NJ Leila Sanford and Patron
John j. Smith Of Friendship Chapter,
entertained the officers and commit
tee chairman last evening at the
home Of the matron, 1913 Military
road. Dinner was served followed by
bingo party.
At the meeting Tuesday evening
there will be election of officers.
There will be turkey dinner We'd
nesday at the Masonic Temple, 45ll
Wisconsin avenue, to pm.
Bertha M. Conrad, matron of Fed
eral Chapter, announces election of
officers next Thursday.
The Association of Past Matrons
and Patrons Of Joppa Lodge Chapter
met in the auditorium of the Chestnut
Farms Dairy Co. Those entertaining
were Florence Bailey, Ida Jones, Carrie
Truett, Bessie Jackson, Joe Carr, Ar
thur Truett and Edward Magdeburger.
A short memorial was held for the
late Past Patron William Buehm
vice president.
The following officers were elected;
President, Bessie Jackson; vice presi-
dent, John Seavers; secretary, Leafie
Dietz; treasurer. Arthur Trivett.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
MUSIC TO PRECEDE
At HOME HOUR
Mrs. Lloyd Wright Will Be
Hostess at Y. w. c. A.
Tomorrow.

Members and friends of the Y. W.
C. A. are invited to the at home hour
today at PM, preceding the music
hour at 5. Georgetown Chapter. Mrs.
Lloyd Wight, president, will be hostess.
Committee meetings this week are:
Monday, Chapter Council, IL; Tues
day, Public Affairs, IL; Wednesday,
Rooms Registry, II; Thursday, Kamp
Kahlert, 1920; Friday, Executive
Committee of the Education Depart
ment, IL, and Publicity Committee,
4:45 pm. The Industrial Committee
will meet Friday, IL, for luncheon in
the cafeteria. followed by the commit
tee meeting at 1870 pm.
Cleveland Park Chapter will meet
Monday at pm. at the home of Mrs.
William J. Peters, 3400 Macomb street.
The Business Womens Glee Club
will rehearse special Christmas music
Tuesday at tbs pm. The Glee Club
is to give a program at the Woman's
City Club December Is.
The XenoS Club of young business
and college girls will have as its
guest speaker, Rev. Philip Murray Of
the Calvary Baptist Church, Wednes-
day at 7:30 pm.
Business women who wish an oppor-
tunity for contract bridge meet at
the Y. w. c. A. every Wednesday at
7:30 pm.
Teas at Their Best" is the subject
for the Blue Triangle Club meeting
Thursday at 8 pm. Miss Edith Daw-
son will be in charge of the talk and
demonstration.
The Armenian Home and School
Group and the Armenians' Ladies
Society of the Industrial Department
will have a play and dance in Barker
Hall Wednesday at 8 pm, giving a
dramatization of Snow White and
Rose Red"
The Thursday group of girls en-
ployed in homes will have tea, fol-
lowed by games, from 4:30 to 6 pm
Thursday.
DR.. M. E. Miller will give an illus
trated lecture on Africa Wednesday
at 4 pm, for the Wednesday Wom-
ans Group, at 614 E street.
Inc cnuQISu Oh Tile HcCACdAOA
Hour at E street will meet with Miss
Virginia Grifith and Miss A. Miller
at pm. tomorrow for a rehearsal
of the play Christmas Night at
Grandpa's."
The z Street Girl Reserve Group
will meet Thursday at pm, under
the direction of Miss Kay Burnett.
Junior High School Girl Reserves
are participating in Christmas sup
per Friday at $50 pm. A play will
be given at pm. Reservations for
the supper must be in the Girl Re-
serve Office by Wednesday at 4 pm.
Girl Reserve Glee Club rehearsal is
scheduled for Tuesday at 4, and a full
rehearsal of the annual Christmas
play why the Chimes Rang" will be
held Saturday morning-the dra-
matte group rehearsing at Q and the
choir group at 10:15.
The Music Appreciation Class will
meet at 7:30 Monday, with Miss Clara
Burroughs as the speaker.
The Song Leading Glass Of the Bus
iness and Professional Women's De-
| partment viii meet December IL.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
News of Local Clubs

members natural question: "what
Does Washington Council Do2" The
particular fields chosen for this meet
ing are student loan, mothers club,
hospital visiting and peace work.
Mrs. Madeline Mayer, Of the Jewish
Social Service will report on the prog
ress Of q German-Jewish refugee
boy whose upkeep in America has
been provided by Washington Council.
The entertainment will consist Of
characteristic dances by Miss Flora
Blumenthal, and soprano solos by
Mrs. Elsa Koppel.
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, chairman of the
fine arts study group, announces a
visit to the Freer Gallery of Art, where
Miss Grace Dunham Guest, assistant
curator, will conduct them through
and interpret the Chinese art col
lection, next Wednesday morning and
also December II, both at IL am.
The council, through its Mothers
Club" has Just Joined the Child study
Association of America, and has ar
ranged for lecture by DR.. Leslie
Holman, eminent pSychiatrist, asso-
ciate in psychiatry at Johns Hop
kins School of Medicine, next Tues
day night. in the Home for the Aged,
Spring road and Eleventh street. His
talk Is entitled: THE Role Of Parents
in Childhood Education" Interested
mothers are invited.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies of
the G. A. r., met last Monday at the
Willard Hotel, Miss Nellie Colclazier
presiding. The annual inspection was
made by the department inspector.
Mrs. Mary H. Fortier, accompanied
by the department president, Miss
Emma Hayward and staff.
Election of officers will be held at
the home of the senior vice president,
Mrs. Alice C. Howard, December 16,
at 1880 pm.
An invitation was read, from the
federation to join a tour of the
Phillips Memorial Gallery to be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Florence Watkins
next Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
SOrOptimist Club-Harold Shreve,
prominent architect of New York, was
the honor guest speaker at the
luncheon at the Willard last Wednes-
day, Miss Matte Gibson, vice presi-
dent, presented the speaker.
A conference to be held at the
Kenwood Country Club today, with
the Montgomery Club as hostess, was
announced. 1t will open at 10 o'clock
and will be in session until, pm
The afternoon session will be resumed
at O'Clock.
Miss Jewell Downs. Miss Ruth
Fernaler. soprano, and Miss Charlotte
La Fond. contralto, with Miss Edith
De Cell, accompanist.
The District of Columbia Dietetic
Association met Tuesday at Garfield
Hospital, with Mrs. Dodson as hostess.
The secretary, Miss Katherine
Durnell, Department Of Commerce
cafeteria, and the treasurer. Miss Eve
Marks, chief dietitian, Gallinger Hos
pital, gave reports. Miss Mildred
Parker chief dietitian, ST. Elizabeth's
Hospital, reported on the annual con-
vention held i'll Cleveland Miss
Rowena Roberts. chief dietitian,
Sibley Hospital. sent a report of the
meetings which she had attended at
the convention.
Three new dietitians from Walter
Reed Hospital were welcomed into the
membership.
Miss Bake from the Red Cross
spoke on 'The History of the Nutrition
Service in the Red Cross"
Mrs. Dodson served refreshments.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
MASONIC LODGES
INSTALL OFFICERS
{. B. Knock 0fficiates Again
at Mount Pleasant
Ceremony.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
RVvxa nG1ae

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Blue Lodges.
Monday - Dawson, Stansbury,
Joppa, elections.
Tuesday-Federal, Acacia, Ia
koma, Gompers, elections.
Wednesday - Harmony, Hard
ing, Chevy Chase, Brightwood,
elections.
Thursday Jerusalem,
Whiting, Temple Noyes, Cathe-
dral, elections.
Friday-St. Johns, Hope, elec-
tions.
Saturday-School instruction.
Royal Arch.
Monday-Mount Vernon, Ana
costa, social.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb, p. M.
and M. e. M; Potomac, Wood
ridge. M. E. M.
Observation-Disclosures Naval.
Thursday-Washington, Single
ton.
Friday-Eureka, Capitol, Mount
Pleasant, social.
Commanderies.
Tuesday-DeMolay.
Wednesday w ash hingt on,
Malta.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
K. OF c. KERMESS
PLANS T0BE MADE
Arts and Crafts Committee
Will Begin Work
This Week.

Work will be started this week BY
the Arts and Crafts Committee Of the
Knights Of Columbus Kermess to be
held in the local club house from Feb
ruary l to 8, inclusive. Francis A.
McCann, past grand knight Of Carroll
Council, Is general chairman. A fea-
ture will be the Arabian village, under
the direction of Ted r. Moseley and q
large committee Of men and women.
A meeting Of the General Committee
will be held In the club house next
Friday evening. when committee
chairmen will be announced.
Alcantara Caravan, Order Of Al
hambra, will hold an oyster roast to-
morrow In the club from to 10
o'clock.
Next Sunday at 8 o'clock Washing
ton Council will hold an exemplifica-
ton Of the third degree In the club
house, open to members of the order
who have received that degree.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day evening, with Grand Knight Al
fred A. McGarraghy in the chair.
Basket ball practice will be held
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Local teams desirous Of competing
with the Knights Of Columbus team
are invited to communicate with
Frank O'Connor.
Alfred Paul Neff, chairman Of the
Bingo Committee, will conduct a pre-
Christmas bingo social at the club
Saturday night.
Keane Council will hold a benefit
card and bingo party Wednesday eve
ming for the sick fund. The regular
meeting of the council will be Thurs
day evening, with DR.. George r. Ellis,
grand knight, in the chair.
There will be meeting today at
11:30 am. in the club Of the Com
mittee on Organization for the local
post of the Catholic War Veterans.
Those members of the order and nom
members of the Catholic faith who
are desirous Of afiiliating with this
new organization have been invited to
attend. The list of charter members
will be closed today. Thomas F. Gull
len, knights Of Columbus secretary
during the World War, will be one of
the speakers.
Rev. Joseph v. Buckley. chaplain Of
Carroll Council, will preside at the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new
church of st. Francis Xavier, Twenty
ninth and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, today at 8 pm. Members Of the
order and their friends are invited.
The annual orphans Christmas tree
party will be held at the National
Theater December Is at 10 am. Rev.
Edward H. Roach Of st. Matthews
Church will speak.
Among the orphanges invited to par
ticipate are the Episcopal Home for
Children, German Orphan Asylum,
st. Johns Episcopal Orphanage for
Boys, Washington City Orphan
Asylum, Jewish Foster Home, st. Jo-
seph's Home and School, st. Roses
Technical School, st. Vincent's Home
and School and the Providence Day
Nursery.
The Kermess Committee will sponsor
the annual New Year eve dinner and
ball In the club December 81, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Medal Rites on N. B. c.

WHEN Gen. John J. Pershing pins
w the Gardiner Greene Hubbard
Medal-the highest award of the Ma
tional Geographic Society-on Capts.
Albert w. Stevens and Orvil A. An
derson in Constitution Hall Wednes-
day at 7:45 pm, N. B. G. will de-
scribe the ceremonies to the country.
Capts. Stevens and Anderson win
be awarded the medal for their record
breaking stratosphere fight Noyern-
Der II, which was sponsored by the
United States Army and the National
Geographic Society.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Comedy Pair Resigned.

THE comedy team of Col Lemuel
@. Stoopnagle and Budd has been
signed by Columbia for a new con-
tract term to run until February /,
1887.
The popular pair will resume broad
casting activities on or about Febru-
ary / after the colonerS return from
three months vacation on the West
Coast. During the ccloners absence,
Budd is broadcasting every Saturday
from 10 to 1890 pm, over the Co
lumbia network with his own or
chestra.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
THE PURPLE HEART

A meeting of the Mount Vernon
Chapter, No. %, and the Ladies'
Auxiliary, Military Order Of the Purple
Heart, will be held in Sholls Cafe, on
Connecticut avenue, last Monday night.
The guest of honor was Mrs. Howard
C. Boone, national president of the
American War Mothers, from Kansas
City, Mo-, who made an address. She
was accompanied by the national cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Florence A.
Latham, also of Kansas City.
Installation of officers of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, of which Mrs James F..
Michel is president, was held. Owing
to the absence of the national preSi-
dent, Mrs. Mary K. Nachtmann Of
Philadelphia, Pa, the installation was
conducted by Maj. w. E. Dove, depart
ment commander, District of Co.
lumbia.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Lifeboats Get Radios.

PREPARING for the Department of
Commences new sea-safety regu-
lations that 60 into effect January l,
requiring all ocean-going passenger
vessels Of $500 gross tons or more to
equip their lifeboats with radio
telegraph transrnitters, American
shipping is now testing and install
ing such apparatus.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Reser Returns to Radio.

HARRY RESER and his orchestra,
who began broadcasting 10 years
ago. are to return to radio December
81 under the same sponsorship, the
manufacturer Of a soft drink.
Reser and his orchestra have been
eff the air for two and half years