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JEWISH WAR VETERANS

At the last meeting Of Washington
Post, No. So, Jewish War Veterans of
the United States, Comdr Ivy Pelz-
man introduced DR.. Abram Simon,
rabbi, Washington Hebrew Congrega-
tion, who, himself veteran of the
10th Division, spoke on the loyalty
and sacrifices of the Jew in war.
In response to an appeal by the
organization. headed by Mrs. George
Dern, wife Of the Secretary Of War,
the members of the post contributed
sufficient funds for the purchase of a
talking book machine for the blind,
which was donated to Albert Sussman,
blind patient at Mount Alto Hospi-
tai. Mrs. David Pressler, Mrs. Joseph
Salomon and Miss Define Desio dis
cussed and demonstrated this latest
development in mechanics to aid,
assist, educate and comfort the blind.
The Jewish war veterans will broad
cast February %, at 8 pm, over the
Columbia Broadcasting System and
station WJSV. The principal speaker
will be Gov. James M. Curley OF
Massachusetts,.
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Judith Harmed. Mrs. Anne
Lilienthal and Mrs. Sarah Segal repre-
sented the auxiliary at meeting OF a
group of organizations which met
recently at the Jewish Community
Center The principal speakers were
G. E. Harrison Of the Non-Sectarian
Anti-Nazi League of New York. and
DR.. Franklin, former American coun-
sci in Berlin, now affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor.
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Local Militia Preparing
For Divisional Training
While Awaiting Army Approval of Camp Order.
Troops Make Plans to Go to
Pennsylvania.

ing Publicity Bureau Of the Army at
Governors Island, N. Y, calling at
tentioh to what appears to be an
oversight in an article which ap-
peared in the Recruiting News. IN
an article in this paper. he says, re-
lating to divisional insignia Of the
4lst Division, mo mention Is made Of
the assignment Of units Of the District
of Columbia National Guard to that
division.
"The principal unit Of the District
Of Columbia National Guard existing
at the outbreak of the World War was
the Sd District of Columbia Infantry.
This organization was assigned to the
4lSt Division, at Camp Green, and in
the consolidation Of units lost its
identity, one battlion being furnished
the 16lst, 1920 and l63d Regiments
Of Infantry. I believe an examina-
tion of the record Of the Sd District
of Columbia Infantry will disclose
that the unit was originally scheduled
for assignment to another division,
but that through confusion In asso-
ciating Washington, D. c., with the
State Of Washington the Sd District
Of Columbia Infantry was transferred
to Camp Green under the impression
that it was the Sd Washington In
fantry.
"The officers and enlisted men Of
the Sd District of Columbia Infantry
served creditably in many Of the A.
E. F. divisions and in other positions
Of responsibility.
1T will be appreciated If some men,
tion of the association Of the Sd Dis.
trict Of Columbia Infantry with the
4lst Division is made in subsequent
issues Of the Recruiting News, which
those of us In the District of Column
bia National Guard enjoy thoroughly.
Pvt. Wilbur F. Miller has been
ordered promoted to sergeant in the
Medical Department Detachment,
12lst Engineers, upon the recon-.
mendation Of the detachment com.
mander.
The Headquarters Detachment, Spe.
cial Troops, 29th Division, head the
list Of divisional troops in this area
during the month Of January in the
matter CT attendance, according to
figures Just made public at division
headquarters here. This unit had an
attendance percentage Of 95.12.
The other units and their Der.
centages follow: 29th Division
Military Police Company. 9285: Head
quarters Detachment, 29th Division.
81. AZ; 29th Division Tank Company,
Virginia National Guard, $500; 29th
Divisional Signal Company, Virginia
National Guard, 81.27; District Of
Columbia Units, Special Troops, 2eth
Division, s3.13; Virginia units, Special
Troops, 29th Division, 1858; all units
Special Troops, 29th Division, 1894.
Pvt. (First Class Woodrow w.
Kirksey has been ordered reduced to
the grade Of private in the Head.
quarters Detachment, Special Troops,
29th Division.
Pvt. (First Glass; Clarence Z.
Furr has been ordered promoted to
sergeant in the Headquarters Detach-
ment and Combat Train, 26oth Coast
! Artillery.
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ITALIAN WAR VETERANS

The italian World War Veterans Of
Washington, D. c., met Wednesday
night at the Immaculate Conception
Hall. Michele D'Aloisia, president,
presided. Report was heard from E.
Torino, a delegate to the National
Convention In New York City.
The post attended the services at
the Lincoln Memorial with their post
colors, as did the ladies' auxiliary
February IL.
1t was voted to attend the American
Legion Ball. which will be held Thurs
day at the Mayflower Hotel. as a unit.
Ben Segreti, chairman of the an
nual card party and dance Of the
post, which will be held at. the May
flower Hotel February 26. made a
report.
The officers Of the post were given
a reception by the auxiliary at the
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Leona Speciale,
president. presiding. presented the
newly elected officers of the post:
Michele D'Aloisia, president; Carlo
Cardosi, Manuel Bozzanetti, Alex
Pompeo and Frank Sampgna.
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Purple Heart Association.

Mount Vernon Chapter, No. %, met
In the National Guard Armory. Comdr.
James Pistorio presided. The chap
ter Is planning trip to Mount Yer.
non on February % to place a floral
piece on the tomb Of the First Com
mander in Chief.
The following vacancies were filled
in the post offices and committees:
Chaplain, Phineas Towne; historian,
Robert Brown: executive committee
men, Robert Church, Lieut.. Col. c. w.
McMillen and Robert Forkish; Gre
Dental Committee, Maj. Wilbur E.
Dove, Robert Church and L. E. Henry,
the adjutant; Bylaws Committee,
James Nickel, Lieut.. Col. c. w. NC
Millen, Maj. w. E. Dove; Entertain
ment. Capt. Grover e. Moore, Mich
ael Kostick. Robert Forkish.
Capt. William MacKay was elected
TO be an honorary member Of this
chapter
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LEGION AUXILIARY
PRAISES LINCOLN
Department President Puts
Wreath on Memorial.
Citation Presented.

Miss M. Edna Mcintosh, department
president, District of Columbia Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary, placed wreath
at the Lincoln Memorial Tuesday at
1915 pm.
A bingo party was given Wednesday
by the department at Mount Alto
Hospital for the veterans.
A citation was presented by Miss
Mcintosh last Friday evening from
the national organization to Stephen
P. McGroarity Unit No. q.
Miss Mcintosh was guest at a
dance of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Post last Monday evening,
also a dinner dance to Lincoln Post
and Unit at the Shoreham Hotel
Tuesday and tea given by Mime.
Julia Cantacuzene Grant to the unit
chairmen of AmericaniSm and Ma
tional Defense.
The Eight and Forty Salon will
meet at the Washington Hotel next
Wednesday at pm. This will be
preceded with porvoir meeting at
tbs pm.
The new colors recently presented
to the salon by Past Chaepeau Paro
will be dedicated.
A card and bingo party will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Helen McCabe,
1908 Twenty-fourth street northeast,
tomorrow evening, while the same
evening a meeting Of the Salon
Activities Committee will meet at the
home of Lois McRae, 1927 Twentieth
street.
Vincent B. Costello Unit No. IS
met at the Playhouse with the presi-
dent, Miss Irene Sheehan, presiding.
The committee for the birthday
dinner and dance, which will be held
tomorrow at the La Paree, met at
the home of Miss Margaret Garry to
make final arrangements.
The lSl:t ratified Miss Nicie Per-
rell's appointment as chairman Of the
Membership Committee of the de-
2artment.
The department president. Miss
Edna Mcintosh. and her staff will
make her official visit to the unit
March at the Playhouse.
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~ PREPARATIONS are going for
ward for the departure OF the
militia units Of this city which
i are a part of the 29th Ma
tional Guard Division for In
diantown Gap, Pa, where they will
take part In the first divisional mobil-
ization since the organization Of the
outfit. This division Is composed Of
the militia units Of this city, ex-
elusive of the 260th Coast Artillery
and Company A, 372d Infantry, and
of the States OF Maryland and Vir-
ginia and portion Of Pennsylvania.
Col. John w. Oehmann, COM
mander of the 12lst Regiment Of
Engineers here, and acting COM
mander of the local militia, 1t was
announced at local headquarters last
week, has agreed to the plans so far
formulated under the direction OF
Mai. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, COM
mander of the National Guard OF
Maryland and commander Of the
National Guard Division. While 1t
was made plain that the formal ap-
proval of the proposed program to
mobilize the entire division at the
Pennsylvania State camp has not yet
been given by the Sd Army Corps
Area headquarters at Baltimore or
by the War Department, 1t was
pointed out that II and when the
final approval comes, many of the
preliminary plans will have been
completed. If the approval is not
given, then the officers and men
will have had that much training In
the preparatory work.
The entire movement Of troops will
be by motor truck from all parts
of the division area. Under recent
act of Congress all motor equipment
which was built prior to 1920 was
stored through a provision which
prohibited the expenditure Of any
funds on it for repair or maintenance.
The local militia, along with other
militia units in the States, had much
of this antique equipment, and 1t
has been in storage because OF the
laws provisions. However, 1t was
said at local headquarters that the
local troops will be able to move In
equipment which will be loaned by
the State of Pennsylvania. and, that
in turn, the local Guard will lend
some Of its equipment to that State
for use while the keystone troops
are In camp. The local Guard will
have to send a detachment Of men
to Mount Gretna, Pa, to bring the
motor trucks here in time for the
divisional movement.
A boxing match under the auspices
of the 12lst Regiment of Engineers
the Divisional Special Troops and
the 260th Coast Artillery will be held
in the Pennsylvania Avenue Armory
on the night of February %. 1t was
said to be the purpose Of the officers
of the local militia to develop this
feature of athletic training.
Special training quarters have beer
set up in the armory and a boxing
instructor has been appointed who
will see that the best talent in the
Guard will be developed, it was an
nounced.
Col. Oehmann has written a letter
to the officer in charge Of the Recruit
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AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS

The District Of Columbia Chapter,
American War Mothers. met at the
home with the president, Mrs. May
D. Lightfoot, presiding.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips will give a card
and bingo party at her home, 1923
New Hampshire avenue, next Thurs
day at 2 o'clock for the benefit of the
state organization.
Mrs. John Malone entertained at
her home in Cathedral Mansions last
Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary T.
Shanahan. state president, will give
a st. Patrick's day party, March Is,
In the American War Mothers Home,
1927 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Lucy Campbell and Mrs.
Marion Barrows were color bearers
for the chapter at the ceremony Tues
day at the Lincoln Memorial when
Mrs Mary T. Shanahan placed a
wreath.
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MASONRY HONORS
DR.. F. v. RITTER
Past Master of Hiram
Lodge Receives Gold
Button.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Blue Lodges.

Monday Potomac, F. c.;
French, business; Anacostia, e.
A.; Pentalpha, business; Mount
Pleasant, business; Pike, business.
Tuesday National, M. M;
Arminius, business; Parker. E. A;
King David, F. C. at 6 pm. and
social at 7::30 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Gen.
tennial, F. c.; Osirus, E. A.; East
Gate, F. C.
Thursday Naval, NJ. M;
Hiram, social: La Fayette, F. c.;
Singleton, ladies' night; Pet
worth, ladies night; Semper
Paratus, F. c.; Congress, busi-
ness; Whiting, special.
Saturday-School Of instruc-
ton.
Royal Arch.
Monday-Petworth, business.
Tuesday-La Fayette, special;
Hiram, business.
Wednesday - Columbia, busi-
ness; Brightwood, business.
Friday-Eureka, Capitol and
Mount Pleasant, all business.
Communicates.
Monday-Orient, business.
Tuesday-Brightwood, business.
Wednesday-Potomac, r. c.
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Fleet Reserve Association.

Branch.4 of the Fleet Reserve As
sociation will meet at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club, 1015 L
street tomorrow evening. Lieut.. Comdr.
r. Montgomery, U. 8. Navy, Of the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, will speak on mat
ters Of special interest to the Fleet
Reserve. A large delegation is ex-
pected to be present from Annapolis.
No
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EASTERN STAR
CONTINUED From Eighth Page.)

Sterling, with Mrs. Lille Sterling rs.
Slsting.
The Star Point Society met We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Eloise
Hearn, with Mrs. Abbie Mike and
Mrs. Ruth Bolts assisting.
The Auxiliary Home Board met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Rogers. with Mrs. Nora Kuefiner and
Mrs. Adeline Woods assisting.
Bethlehem Chapter will hold its
annual dance and card party at the
| KennedyWarren on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 20. Card table reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. Bessie Mel
ton. North 8221-W.
Mrs. Roberta N. Gravatt will en-
tertain at tea from 4 to 6 February
%. in her home. 6400 Georgia street.
Chevy Chase. Md, in honor of the
grand conductress, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rhine; the 1885 conductresses and
members of Bethlehem Chapter. Re-
ceiving with Mrs. Gravatt and Mrs.
Rhine will be the grand matron.
Among those who will assist at the
tea tables will be Matron Marie G.
Deal, Associate Matron Myrtle L.
Davis, Associate Conductress Blanche
T. Bowen, Past Matron Louise w.
Chase, Mrs. Bessie Melton, Mrs. Mary
Sears and Mrs. Jennie Richmond
The chapter win honor III associ-
ate matron and associate patron Feb
ruary 26, when the guests Of honor
will be the associate grand YnAtron,
Louise KregSow. and the associate
grand patron, Mr. Needham o. Turn
age, accompanied by the associate ma
irons and patrons.
Mrs. May R. Johnston, matron of
Fidelity Chapter, announces following
the next meeting of the chapter there
will be a special program Of enter
tainment furnished by the pupils from
the Ann Mitchell Dancing School
Members are invited to bring their
families to the entertainment. Past
Grand Patron Brashears will speak
on Endowment"
At a meeting Of the past matrous
and Patrons Miss Annea Johnston
was elected president, Hugh Burgess,
vice president, and william Merritt,
secretary-treasurer. Miss Johnston
was hostess.
Ways and Means COMMITTEES VIII
have luncheon and card party
February IS, at noon, at 1873 Lamont
street.
Brookland Chapter will have its an
nual dance and card party at the
Willard Hotel March J.. Reservations
for the card tables can be made with
Mrs. Rilla Cochran, 28l4 Franklin
street, or Mrs Elsie Milstead, 5000
Tenth street northeast.
The past rnatronS will hold their
annual banquet Wednesday at the
Dodge Hotel.
The Star Point Society win meet
Thursday at the home Of Margaret
Morris, 22l0 Perry street northeast.
The Endowment COMMITTEES viii
meet at the home Of Past Matxon
Virginia Carleton, 1917 LAwrsncs
street northeast. February 2s. a*
I pm.
Mrs. Florence C. Dawson, natron
Of La Fayette Chapter. announces the
next meeting OF the La Fayette Card
Club at her home, $500 Sixteenth
street, February 19.
Hope Chapter presented Junior
Past Matron Ruth Baujan with the
past matrons' jewel by Lucille Purdy,
matron.
Junior Past Grand Matron Grec.-
street and Junior Past Grand Patron
Riley were present.
The Dixie dinner win be held Feb
ruary "a, s to z O'Clock, In stansbury
Lodge Hall.
The 1881 Association Of Matrons
and Patrons will hold It's annual ban.
quet ct the Highlands March q
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ROosevelts Head Patrons
Of Legion's Annual Ball
White House Invitation Personally Extended
by Past Department Comdr.
McGahan.
Meetings This Week.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Police Post,
No. 20. Odd Fellows Temple,
419 Seventh street, s pm.
Tuesday-Vincent B. Costello
Post, No. IS, board room,
District Building, 8 pm.
Thursday-Annual ball, Depart
ment OF District Of Colum-
bia, Mayflower Hotel, 10 pm.
Friday-George Washington Post,
No. l, pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon, Va. Leave club house
at 1915 am.
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The 1881 Association Of Matrons
and Patrons will hold It's annual ban.
quet ct the Highlands March q
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Miss M. Edna Mcintosh, department
president, District Of Columbia Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary, placed wreath
at the Lincoln Memorial Tuesday at
1915 pm.
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Col. Oehmann has written letter
to the officer in charge Of the Recruit
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
No. 1, Daughters Of Union Veterans
Of the Civil War, met at $50 H street,
the president, Mrs. Alice Meade, pre-
siding. Special guests were Mrs. Ma
tilda Roberts, national president of
| the Daughters of Union Veterans;
| Mrs. Matte r. Tucker, national
treasurer; Mrs. Louise Hultz. Craw-
fordsville, and Mrs. Mary Sollenberger,
Gary, Ind; John F. Hauck, COM
mander, Department of Maryland,
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil
War; Miss Emma Hayward. depart
ment president, Ladies Of the c. A. r.
Mrs. Frances Allison Monastery was
elected to membership.
Columbia Chapter, Delphians, will
meet at Woodward & Lothrop on
next Thursday at 10 am. Election
Of officers will be held.
The topic for study will be Literary
Figures Of the Late Renaissance.
Mrs. George Ellis will be leader.
Other topics are as follows: "Villon,
Father Of French Poetry" Mrs. VIII
liam Graham; "Villon's Ballads, u
Mrs. A. r. Horn: "Rabelais," Mrs.
H. Huntington: "Gargantua," Mrs.
| c. M. Jansky. jr.; "Montaigne," Mrs.
Charles LIE Hew; "Montaigne's Es-
says" Mrs Maude Thatcher; Thomas
Mere" Mrs. Rev c. Miller. and
'Uptopia," Mrs. Wilson B. Navin.
The Indoor Outdoor Club will hold
its annual dinner Tuesday at the Y.
w. G. A., Seventeenth and K streets.
Nine. Cantacuzene Grant will be the
guest speaker.
The committee In charge Of the
dinner IL Miss Gertrude Daw, Miss
Mary Bottorf, Miss Emma Buchanan,
Mrs. Mae shafer. and Mrs. A. A.
Chenay,
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Washington Centennial Lodge on
February % will make its annual pill
grimage to Mount Vernon to place a
wreath on the tomb of Washington.
Buses will leave the Masonic Temple
at 1:30 pm.
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Washington Centennial Lodge will
meet Wednesday at z:30 pm. The
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The Executive Committee Of the
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Benjamin B. French Lodge will de-
vote its communication Of February
18 to a social, featuring an address by
Prof. Dewitt c. Croissant on a subject
appropriate to the anniversary Of
George Washington's birthday. Fol-
lowing the closing Of the lodge, the
members will be entertained by the
singing Of Misses Gilligan and Berry.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

A bingo party was given Wednesday
by the department at Mount Alto
Hospital for the veterans.
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A citation was presented by Miss
Mcintosh last Friday evening from
the national organization to Stephen
P. McGroarity Unit No. q.
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At q special communication Of Whit
ing Lodge on February 81 Randolph
v. Whiting, grand master Of Masons
in the State Of California, will be the
guest.
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mond, Chapter F.: Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son Vol, Mrs. Margaret Forbes,
CHAPTER F.; Judge j. w. Thompson
and Mr.. Louis Thompson.
The Washington League for the
Hard Of Hearing will have benefit
card party February % at 8 pm. at
the club rooms, 1116 Vermont avenue
DR.. John H. Trinder will give talk
tomorrow evening on the Passion Play
at Oberammergau.
Society of Mayflower Descendants
John v. Hansen will present kodacolor
pictures at the meeting Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of Gov. and Mrs.
Nettleton, PAIL Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington Branch, American
Association of University Women, will
give tea tomorrow at O'Clock, fol-
lowed by an illustrated lecture by DR..
Julia E. Schelling, Wagnerian au-
thority, musician and lecturer. Her
topic will be Richard Wagner and
the Bayreuth Of Yesterday" Mrs
Horace Torbert will be the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Alfred H. Brooks,
Miss Louise Cation, Mrs. Clyde Hadley,
Mrs. Louis MacMahon, Miss Mary
Soroka, Miss Edna Stone and Mrs.
Charles Cleveland Tyler.
The International Relations Com
mittee will give dinner wednesday
at z pm. The first of a series OF
conversations on international prob
lens will be given in connection with
this dinner. The subject will be "The
International Control Of Narcotics"
The club will have bridge lunch
con at lis February %. The hostesses
will be Miss Maxine GirtS and Miss
Mary Louise Chace.
The Washington Zonta Club held
n Valentine luncheon at the Y, W.
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The Washington Zonta Club held
n Valentine luncheon at the =. w.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-21
Baptists Will Fete
Volunteer Delegates

Indianapolis Baptist churches are
to provide free entertainment of
Baptist delegates without funds who
will attend the Student Volunteer
convention here Dec. % to Jan. /.
Lodging and breakfast during the
five days of the convention are to
be given those who otherwise could
not attend. Arrangements are in
charge of a committee from the
Baptist Ministerial Association, OF
which the Rev. Carleton w. Atwater,
pastor of First Baptist Church, is
chairman.
Plans are also under way for q
denominational rally to be held
March l and in the interest of the
missionary program of the North
ern Baptist convention.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-21

A MOTHERS SONG
BY VIM. E. GILROY, ID. ID,
Editor of Advance

til the tragic years of the ministry
With what love and anxiety she
must have seen His life endsn-
gered! Yet in all her wonder
ment and anxiety her loyalty
never failed, and when the last
hour came she followed the sad
procession to Calvary, and there
in the time of crucial need she
stood by the cross.
Possibly few readers of the New
Testament have sensed the tragic
reality of that statement. There
stood by the cross the mother of
Jesus" When one at all visualizes
the scene, he has opportunity to
see into the depths of mothers
faith and a mothers love.
TT is in the light of all these
i later things that we must
read and study this mothers song,
the Magnificat. Here we can re-
alize the quality of the faith and
character of mother who stood
in the background all through the
days of the Masters earthly life.
Here we can see the vision that
upheld her, and we can under
stand the worthiness of the one
chosen to be the mother CT the
King of Kings and the Prince of
Peace. She ss2red the sacr.ocial
life and death of her Son; she
gave to the world the witness of
beautiful and noble motherhood.
1t is no accident that wherever
the name of Mary is known, the
place of the mother is honored.
There has been no contrast
greater in history than in the po-
sition of woman where the Chris
tian faith has triumphed and
her position in lands and times
where the Christian Gospel. and
the Judaism out of which 1t came,
have been unknown.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-21
Evangelical

First Evangelical
The Rev. Reuben Herbert Mueller, pastor
Prof John M. White, choir director.
Mrs Roy L. Burtch. organist.
TOMORROW
1890 A. M
Prelude-A Christmas Fantasy -. Norris
fertory-Chrstmas Chorals 49,. Brahms
Anthem-Hail to the Lords Amounted
sermono-The Wonderful Name. " :
Postlude-Jubilate Dec ............ Silver
-1:3O p. M
Organ Prelude-The Holy Night
Processional-Joy to the World Handel
Organ-Jesu Bambino ...... Pietro Yon
ofertory-Ave Maria ..... Bach -Gounod
Cantata
CHILDE JESUS
Clokey-Kirk
The Promise-Georgian Melody, Eighth
Century.
The Annunciation~Bearnais Air. 18th
Miss Mary Koch and male voices.
The Apparition of the Shephe-ds-
Charles Mosiman and choir.
The Alteration of the Shepherds
Swedish Carol.
The star-Polish Carol, 18th Century.
L. B. Mosiman and ladies' voices.
The Wise Men-Traditional.
David Lynch, Charles Mosiman, L. B. Mosi-
man and choir.
At the Manger-French Carol.
Josephine Best, Eleanor Sylvester and choir.
Marys Lullaby-Tyr Carol.
Rosemary McInturf Mrs. l.. I. McInturf
and choir.
Song of Devotion-French Carol.
Mary Koch.
The Chlde Jesus-Danish Carol.
Mary Koch, Mrs. John Schneider and j. E.
Johnson.
Adeste Fideles-Latin Hymn. 18th Century.
The Choir.
Recessional-Slent Night .......... Gruber
Postlude-Christma March ....... Merkel