davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1935-06-04

NOTHING looks and is
more serviceable for sailing,
cruising or beach wear than
Stacks and jacket of terry
cloth, such as you see here.
The Stacks are white, the
jacket yellow, and the bag
is in yellow, blue and white
stripes. The pieces are sep
arate so that you can COM
bine any colors you wish.
The sandals are the popular
cord mesh, in white. For
the name of the store show
ing these beach clothes, call
District 1000, extension 2S3,
between 8 and 5 weekdays
or 8 and / Saturday, or
write Miss Laville at The
Times, enclosing self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
Frozen Dessert Salad

Frozen Dessert Salad
/ No can peach "A c. graduated
halves sugar
4 c. orange Juice "a C. hwy. cream,
tbsp. lemon whipped
Juice n C. mayonnaiSe
Speck salt Lettuce
eggs. separated
Drain the peaches, reserving
the Juice. Combine "a cup of the
peach juice with the orange and
lemon juices and the salt in a
double boiler and heat. Then
pour slowly over the beaten egg
yolkS combined with the sugar:
cook over hot water until thick
ened, stirring constantly. Cool,
then fold in the whipped cream.
mayonnaise, and egg whites
beaten stiff with a hand beater
or an electric beater at high
speed.
Arrange the drained peach
The Washington times., 1935-06-04

for tw or
t hr e e sea-
Sons), and to
the contrary,
t h re ar e
S o m e n e W
pajamas that
are n o t tail
ored at all,
I h a t posi-.
lively fl W,
nd tn a t
point the way
to a more
fe m i n i n e
beach mode.
Natur a | ly
4hnnn,r Lass
The Washington times., 1935-06-04

change in the tailored things,
but there is plenty of origin,
atty, variety and newness, so
that you can assemble as many
beach costumes as you like,
without duplicating anything
you will see around you. Stacks
and shorts are in the fore
front, with simple shirts, jack
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
Beach Clothes Designed to Xuow Deep Sun Tan
Each Mother Must Solve
company" and Baby
Problems
By DIR. ALLAN ROY DAFoE

Physician to the Famous Dionne Quntupets
Company and the child constitute dilemma which has
to be reconced later The experience of five
nervousy overweight babies result of too much com
pany on the occasion described in last article is likely
to be duplicated in smaller way by every mother of little
How she solve the problem?
Four hundred visitors in day created altogether
much excitement for the delicate systems of the
quintets But visitor may be too much for
baby, if that visitor doesn't know how to behave!
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
CHEESE TOAST TROIS FILES

3 slices bread about one-inch
thick
4 eggs
Butter
Grated American cheese
Pinch of cayenne
Cut the crusts off the bread
and spread the slices lightly
with butter. Beat the eggs. Add
The Washington times., 1935-06-04

enough grated cheese to make
a thick paste. Season with cay
enne. Spread the paste on the
bread to the thickness of an
inch. Over each piece, lay a
piece of bacon.
Put into the broiler and cook
until cheese is melted and bacon
crisp. Serve Immediately.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
Color and Novel Styles
Make for NeWness
In Costumes
BY WILMA LAVILLE

To say that beach clothes interesting fun
to buy than this year sounds like od stuff We've
all said each and every But happens to be true
nevertheless There many notes for this summer
styles fabrics, and odd coors and riot Of
color combinations
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
Creole Recipes

The following recipe is from Neu Orleans lady, 1Cho
is famous for the delcacies her hospitality has long
afforded her fortunate guests. The Times W print
of these recipes every day.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
Salad Bowl a. h, Suisse

Salad Bowl a Ia Suisse
2 C. diced, cooked u French dress
lamb ing
!, pared diced {. shredded let
seeded cucumber tuce
u cooked fresh 4 c. salad dressing
or canned peas Lettuce
Mix the lamb, cucumber, peas,
and the French dressing. and let
stand 80 minutes. just before
serving combine with the shred
ded lettuce and salad dressing,
and arrange in a salad bowl
lined with lettuce. Serves 6. To
serve 2 or 8, make half this
recipe.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
Making Pastry

Making Pastry
When making pastry, add the
water from a sprinkler cap bot
tie so only a few drops come
out at a time.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04

The tol1owing recipes haze
been tested and approved BY
Good Housekeeping Institute.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04
for
The House
Fluffy FrOSting

The addition of a beaten egg
white so your butter cream
frosting will make it light and
fluffy.
The Washington times., 1935-06-04

There are two quite opposite
trends, toward the very tail
ored (this has been going on
Evening star., 1935-10-04
SILK DRESSES
3.33

An exciting group of smart Fall rocks served up in
interesting Crepes and Rabbit sHair fabrics scores
Of styles with metal clips. casual little neckerchiefs
collar treatments and touches of shocking! One and
two piece effects in sizes to IT, Also novelty wooens
LANsBURGHs-FoURIH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-04
GIRLS COATS
1875

Choose of the trinity tailored sport coats STYLED
in the thoroughbred English manner or REFER if she's
the boyish" type dress her in a becoming little
cape model if she's very feminne In good-ookins
tweeds suede stripes trimmed with
velvet collars. few with Vcuna, French Beaver, Wolf
SeaI With rayon wool Innings. Sizes 7-12 l2-l6.
Observation-Disclosures FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-10-04
BOYS' SUITS
500

Good, stout fabrics that take beating at school
take pressing. and then step Sundayl The same
kind of fabrics Dad kes-ncludng Blue Cheviot.. of
Sing double breasted styes-~ith fancy
back Each suit with pairs plus-four knickers Sizes
8 to 10.
Observation-Disclosures FLOOR
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Ar.rAa auMMoMa

MATT MARTY and HENRY MARTY.
]. NJ sTAUFFACHER and anna
STAUFFACHER, his wife. I'D DASI,
MARION EHNOHR, DOMINIC hfo-
0EN. Nj. b. NELSON, L. n. COR
RETrE, and GREAT FALLS PUBLIC
Defendants
THE STATE OF MONTANA sends
Greetings 70 the Above Named De-
fendsnta and to Each Of Thems
You are hereby summoned 70 answer
the complaint In this action which y
filed In the office Of the Clerk o.
this Court, q copy OF which y here
with served upon one OF you - easn
County wherein any o. you reside,
and 20 file your answer and serve =
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs afror-
ney within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this Summons, exclusive OK the
day Of service, and IN case q your
failure 70 appear or answer, Judgment
win be taken against you, By default.
for the relief demanded In the CON-
Also, please take notice that the
above entitled actton Is brepEht ~
the plaintiffs for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning q decree In the above en-
titled court THAI Z certain deed dated
June IA, 1890, and given By !. ~.
Stauffacher and Anna Stauffacher MS
wife, as grantors, to Matt Marty ana
Henry Marty, as grantees, conveying
the following described premises TO-
SEA, EIwS Sec. IA; NEaNwa. Nw4
NE3 Sec. .. Twp. 10 North OF Range
Q East, ~. n, excepting that portion
heretofore decided 20 the Great Nor
thern Railway Company for right o.
way purposes, containing a net ac-
reage Of SSS.2 acress more or less
which deed WaR filed for record
in the office o. the County Clerk
and Ex-Officie Recorder Of Cascade
County, Montana, on the BIRD day Of
April, 1882 at 4 so9 o'clock +. NJ
and recorded In Vol. 141, Of Deeds.
page 6S9. 70 be a mortgage upon
said premises 70 secure the payment
OF pr0missOry notes In the amount o.
e8330.00 and interest according 10 the
tenor thereof, and
To foFecloee the said mortgage upon
said premises by reason Of the nom
payment Of two certain promissOry
notes past due, unpaid and IN de-
fault In the amount Of g617000. TO-
gether with interest, attorneys 6eea,
and costs Of foreclosure and for such
other and further relief aa 20 the
court may seem equitabie, and
To correct q mutual mistake IL de-
scr1ption Of the premises as contained
in said deed
Witness my hand and the Seal OF
said Court this sth day January, 1896.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk
BY J. b. HILGARD,
DeDuty Clerk
H. NOR6KOG and A. Y. sWANBERG,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Great Falls, kAontana
Date Of first publication. January
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GLACIER COUNTY
BY Gaaeaew csmney Ahsezmcs
o.. Gne Bank. As@as.


f. o. Jonnasn 10 n X. cheadie. Jr.
al-s0th Of 1ss sEa sE4 1-S3-eW 81.
h. C. Tarrant to Bertha Dnnham,
Billings. SINE. E3NW. is-sa-6w. IL Of
AZ. 500.
Hannah Porter to Louis p. Donovan,
+. F. COBB 70 Louis p. Donovan.
Shelby. Mont. "a Lots O. Z, -, II Blk.
20 Townelte. Cut Bank. 100.
X. C. Tarrant Of Cut Bank, Montana,
to Edward g Moore. Jr. Of Sheridan.
Wye. 2es sEaNEa 1-S3-6w.
Emma C. Peterson. Carl W. Peterson,
to Federal Land Bank, Spokane and
Land Bank Commissioner All royalty
NiSW4. WksEi. SE3sEl 2S-S6N-5w.
W. B. Herr 70 George Chasse, Cut
Bank, 1qt sW3swa, 9-S5-5.
Ruth l.. ackson 70 G. =. Holt, O.
Fails. 81 Of ~ NEi, BasW3. EiSWa
d. N. DrunheIler. Jr. ct TX; Iverina
". Rasmussen; u. Frank Stuff, et ux
20 Ethel n. Martin. Admx. Est Augusta
n. jenkins. Deceased. 4Isots ], 2 3 4.
Sec 10 Lot See. S-s4-s. same royalties
Hazel 8. Frisbes to Marie X. sheldon.
Cut Bank i& SEA EANE3 sW3NE3-
sE3Nw4. 1855.
Gertrude Corrigeux 70 Louis C. Flaher-
y Ct Falls. 80 OF ~ Lots 8. I. Sec.
2,s3-o; W1sw3 IS; Lots s. 4 Sec. 81
John Marshall and II. f. Reagan 10
Edward c. Williams. Cut Bank I Ofi%
Tract L. Townsite OF Cut Bank ass
acres.
r. c. Tarrant to Tarrant wiley ons.
Inc. OF Sheridan, WYE. 29 S3GE1, NWa-
SEA. SE1SWs S6-s4N-eW.
same 70 Same, 2Ss slNE3. BlSwa
same to same 2% swasEl. sEsswa.
Lot {. Sec S1-34-6 Lot 4 See. e-83-H
Z. G. Tarrant to Nettis b. Held. Of
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PONDERA
ny PoadeEm Counfy AhseRaeE Co.,
Conrad. Mom8ana

RExMAEK OH AND cas- LEASE
Texas Prod. Co. to Laian Curtis e
con- Lease recorded book z, page 1sS
On IA I-A-zW.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-01-19
RESIST GROSS
PRODUCTION TAX
ON INDIAN LAND

OKLAHOMA CITY-The question
OF a states right 10 levy gross pro-
duction taxes against crude oil
produced from restricted Indian
lands was hear before three federal
judges in Oklahoma City, on
Wednesday.
The case was bought by the Car
pathia OIL Company Of Tulsa, which
sought an injunction to prevent the
Oklahoma Tax Commission from at
tempting to collect approximately
S6S,000 In delinquent gross produe-
ton txaes and penalties claimed due
on crude oil produced from a lease
OF Katie Fixio, wealthy Greek Indian
woman.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-01-19
sUMMoNs
FLoRA EHNOr. Plaintiff

FLORA EdNOI, PLalnttfx
JOHN EHNoT. Defendant
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the Above Named Defend
ants, and 20 Each OF Them:
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint IN this action which Il
filed ia the office OF the Clerk OF this
Court. q copy Of which is herewith served
upon one Of you in each County where
in any Of you reside, and 70 file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this Summons.
exclusive OF the day of service, and in
ease Of your failure TO appear or answer,
Judgment win be taken against yea,
by default for the relief demanded In
the complaint. Also please take notice
that the above entitled action ie brought
by the plaintiff for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning a decree Of divorce from the
defendant on the ,grpund OF non-support
for the period 81 more than one year
prior to the commencement Of thiR action
and for equitable relief:
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this 18TH day Of January, 1886.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk
BY ]. r. HTLGARD.. Deputy Clerk
II. N0RSKOG,
Great Falls, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Date OF first publication January TO-
4SSo- AZ
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
TYR aTTNnURaT BADGER
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ALIAS SUMMONS

State Of Montana to the Above named
Defendants aud TO each Of them;
Yeu are hereby summoned to answer
She complaint In THE action which Is
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court, copy OF which is served upon
you in each county wherein any Of
ron reside. and 70 file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty l2O) days after
the service OF this summons exciu-
Rive OF the day Of service, and in case
Of your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment may be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
complaint
This action IL brought to obtain a
fudgmezt OF this Court upon balance
due upon two. certain promissOry notes
made, executed and delivered by said
defendants and now owned by said
plaintiff, each In the amount OF $4,000
and dated October 4, 1929, and to re-
cover Of and from said defendants in
tereet upon the principal sum due TO-
Rether with court costs and attorneys
That plaintiff has caused to be at
tached under an attachment duly is
sued out Of the above entitled Court
and situated in the County Of Fergus.
State Of Montans. which said prop
erty Is particularly described IN the
return to said Writ OF Attachment duly
4lAeu IN the ABOVE court.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
this Court this 18th day January, 1896
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk.
BY r. n HILGARD,
Deputy Clerk.
HALL 4 McCABE,
ala Strain Building,
Great Falls, Montana
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Date Of first publication, January
ID, 1885. Az
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-01-19

MATT MARTY and HENRY MARTY.
Plaineifks.
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Sheridan, we. is sssEa. NwssEs
same % same rs ssNEs. EsNwa
r. c rarrans 70 alice N. schaeff.r
o. sheridan, Wyo., y Of ~ slNEa
EsNWa lS-SA-e.
ASSIGNMENT
=. n. sadlieF, 70 q. c. Hoyt shelby,
Mont 100 I 81 Ik BWiNW3, z; NW3-
sWa 8; sWaSwa, EasWa, NE3sE3. 4:
Lot 2. 8, See. 3; Lots ]. 2 3 8, Sect;
Lot / sw8Nwa EEaNEl. s.: ESsWl "a
SE3NW3 SWaNE4 NW4SE3 2S-22-5. Per
NIT No. o7S74f CT. Falls. Land Office
OIL AND GAS LEASE AND
AGREEMENT
D. n. Drumheier. Jr q TX; D. Frank
stuff Ct nx lvernia u. Rasmussen
shelby. Montana si.oo Term-one year
RoyAty i-5tlh. Well to ~ drilled on
lot !. ? 3. Sec. 10 Lot Sec. Is
34-a
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN
OIL AND GAS LEAsEHOLD
John Wikstrand. trustee. 20 Carl
Werner, Cut Bank, Montana. 81 10 Lots
/. 4 ;. Blk IL d. T. Cut Bank
same to +. r. Getty, browning, Mont.
9, ~ OF same lots:
George and wiifred Nadeau. to Ma
deau Bros, Incorporated. Van Demark
lease on SIM Sec. 1885.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
william O'Brien Il ux Of Cut Bank.
TO =. +. Cobb. Geyser. Mont Lots Q.
:, II, "A BIZ 30 Townsite Cut Bank.
RIGHr or WAY GRANTS
John C. Britton ct ux 70 The Texas
Company Right Of way for pipeline
across SWfSEl l4-34-6.
Marie JoneR et con 90 be Texas Com
pauy. Right OF way for pipeline across
lot Sec $3.50.
Brian Connolly to County Of Gacler.
Right Of waly for road across wtNWl
c. Ia Lukens ct ux to Tn Toronto
Pipeline Company Of Tulsa, Ok. right
OF way for pipeline, etc. across SEA
RIGHTS or WAY
Jennie simero OF Sunburst, Mont 20
the Toronto Pipeline Co. Of TuiaO OH.
Ni3SE1 B-SSN-5W.
Thomas Jones Of Cut Bank. Montana,
AGREEMENT
d. ~ Drumheiler r., ct TX: Ivernia
~. Rasmussen. and Frank Stuff. et
ux TO L. V. Aattson. Agrees that 2gs
Of of and gas goes 70 Mattson under
contract for deed held By him on Lots
/. 2, 3. 4, Sec. 10; Lot / Sec. 15-58-G
AND GAS LEAREHOLD
len Watson and II. N. Kistner 10
r. r. Getty, Browning. 81. les WSNEs
1885 tunaer suitcase from Santa Rita
Of and Gas Gel
sEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
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NEW USE nor SILVER

A market for silver and cadmium
will develop as the result OF a new
alloy uesd as a bearing metal for
automobiles. It is said to be the
best bearing material ever deyel-
oped and contains 10 silver.
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M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CAS-
cADB
INNEAPOLTS-AFOLIN POWER
IMPLEMENT COMPANY. q cor
pOTati0n, Plaintiff,
ELLEN AYERS AND ROY Z AYERS,
Defendants.
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GlAs PRTCF CUTTER CONVICTED UNDER OODE

GAS PRICE CUTTER CONVICTED CODE
York; YA President
New guilty a
cda1 in cutting
for enceo IN
I char
at
CompetIon fort the Industry
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-01-19
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers


Of
Of
Of u. s Labor.
commodities subnormal petroleum
to
malp prices
me price n given below:
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IN xmm mHBxmHCx c0uMT or TEE
EHaMTN guBRCzAL DE8TM1G& 81
TMM STATE OF MONTANA ~
AND FOB THM COUNTY or GAS
CADN
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REPRESENTING CONTINUES

Representing Of Bow Island gas
field In southern Alberta continues
at the rate OF 5000. 200 feet a day.
Storage Ia old wells thus far Is
$500, 200, 600 cubic feet.
Evening star., 1935-11-24
NATIONAL UNION

Morris ]. Hole, chairman of the
executive board, has been making his
Fall visitation to the nine councils
during November. The resignation of
Richard A. Walker as captain of the
bowling team was accepted and
Thomas O'Connor was elected to fill
the vacancy. The council acted favor
ably on holding joint installation of
officers in January. Senator Arthur S.
Brown spoke on the contest for prizes
to members securing the largest num-
Der of new members. Announcement
was made of the deaths of Richard
Edelin,, Lars j. johnson and Edward
c. Goss since the October meeting.
The chairman of the executive
board, Morris J. Hole, spoke on Par
liamentary Practice and Rules in the
Council Chamber" United Council
decided to have its officers installed
at the joint installation.
Senator Brown reported on the
business transacted by the Hospital
Service Association and Melvin D.
Newland on the proceedings of the
executive board. The following appn-
cants were balloted on: Albert Will
berger, William Chase, Barney T. v.
Moore, Curtis L. Moore, Henry Reil,
James c. Brameu and william c. Lee.
The entertaining features were hu-
morous selections by George W. Sol
lers. refreshments and the game of
bridge.
The Hospital Service Association
will meet Wednesday evening in Room
SOL, Washington Loan & Trust Co.
Building.
Evening star., 1935-11-24
BOOK REVIEW CLUB
ORGANIZED HERE
Will Meet in Congress
Heights Community Center
on Tuesdays.

A Book Review Club has been. Or
ganized IN Congress Heights Com
munity Center to meet on Tuesdays
at 1870 o'clock under the leadership
Of Mrs. Mary w. Davis,
J. P. McBriarty is conducting short
story writing in Chevy Chase, Roose-
welt, Thomson and Southeast Centers.
He is also conducting book reviews at
Southeast.
On Monday evenings at Hine Junior
High School there has begun a group
in Child Study" conducted by Mrs.
Alice L. Wood and Mrs. Edna Rawl-
ingS, specialists in this field of psy-
chology. The class Is open to the
public.
Clubs have organized for the study
and discussion of art, directed by Miss
Ella Barnes, which meets on Monday
night at Roosevelt, Tuesday at Thom-
son, Wednesday at East Washington,
Thursday at Columbia Heights and
Friday at Park View Centers.
Men are invited to join a group
meeting at Ben Murch School on
Monday nights under the leadership
of r. A. Fitzpatrick, of the George
town University Foreign Service
School. At the time there is a group
which is under the leadership of Dr.
Emanuel Broun for French conversa-
tion.
There are community clubs for
young men and older boys-three in
Divisions 1-9 and three in Divisions
1913.
A meeting was held last week In
Randall Center, under the auspices
Of the Southwest Civic Association
in appreciation of the opening of
Randall Junior High School as a
night school and community center.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, DR.. J.
Hayden johnson and Benjamin Gas
kins, of the Board of Education; DR..
Garnet C. Wilkinson, Miss BERTHE
Backus, c. o. Lewis, John C. Bruce,
G. Smith Wormley, Mrs E. K. Pee
piles, director Of Community Centers;
Miss Anna L. Goodwin, Miss Sibyl
Baker, Mrs. Walter Ufford, Miss Rosa
Brown, Rev. j. Harvey Randolph, Rev.
j. M. Ellison, John T. Rhines, presi-
dent of the Southwest Civic Associa-
ton, and Mrs. L. N. Fitzhugh con-
tributed to the program. DR.. Charles
Wade presided.
Evening star., 1935-11-24
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Thanksgiving services will be held
tonight at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. Members of the various
councils have been requested to meet
in the Sunday school room not later
than 7:30 pm. and march into the
church in a body. Rev. Clifford H.
Jope, pastor of the church, will de.
liver the sermon.
The Deputy State Councillors Asso.
ciation will meet at 608 I street TueSs
day evening.
The State Council Good Of the Or.
der Committee will meet Friday eve
ming at 5os I street. Representatives
Of the various councils have been
asked to attend the meeting.
Due to the regular meeting Of Good.
will Council, which falls on Thanks.
giving night. a dispensation has been
ask to hold the meeting Novem.
Der 2e.
State Councillor, Maude A. Wine and
her officers will officially call on Old
Glory Council, December 2, at the
Buchanan School.
John L. Burnett Council nominated
officers last Monday evening. Election
will be held December 16. This coun.
Gil has planned a dance December 80
at 1904 M street. The deputy, Mrs.
Renna Cory, and State vice coun.
cilor, Mrs. Josephine c. Herbert, spoke.
Piano selections were rendered by
Miss Clara Virginia Skillman.
Loyalty Council met, with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Eta Warder, presiding.
Nomination Of officers was held. A
membership drive has been planned
by the council, with Mrs. Clara Owens
captain Of the Blues and Mrs. Viola
L. Frazier captain of the Reds. The
new financial secretary is Miss Eunics
Eaton.
Virginia Dare Council will meet
officers will be held.
Kenilworth Council had their an.
nuaI visitation when Councillor Vir-
ginia Adair oficially received State
Councillor Maude A. Wine and her
officers. Nomination Of officers was
held.
Those who contributed to the pro-
gram were Miss Rita Lou Haun, Miss
June Nalley, Miss Johana Weldrop
and Tommy Stah1, songs and tap
dances; Miss Lorraine Shulman, Miss
Louise Burgess and Miss Frances
Evers, dances.
Barbara Frietchie Council met, with
Miss Ellen Dorsey presiding as coun.
cilor. Nomination of officers was held.
Evening star., 1935-11-24

At the last meeting of Esther Chap
ter a musical program was given, in
cluding contralto solos by Mrs. Ralph
P. Barnard.
The next meeting OF the Dramatic
Club will be held at the home of
Nell Ray, 4o8 Raymond street, Chevy
Chase, Md, December IL. Louise Les
ter and Vina Opdyke will be assisting
hoStesSes.
The next meeting Of the chapter
will be held December 5, with election
of officers.
Mrs. Anna Smitskamp. matron Of
Areme Chapter, announces special
meeting Friday at 7:30 pm. to re-
ceive the Grand Chapter officers.
Religious service will be held at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
day at o'clock. Rev. Snyder Of
Chevy Chase will officiate.
The election Of officers will be held
December 4.
The following are grand visitations
this week: Temple, November Is, 8
PM. Electa, November 26, $50 pm;
La Fayette, November 81, $50 pm,
and Areme, November 90, 8:15 pm.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday. The degrees will be
conferred by the past matrons of the
chapter, after which refreshments will
be served.
Election Of officers will be held De-
cenber 10.