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Evening star., 1935-09-22
ETCHISON TO SPEAK
ATTY. M. C. A. SERVICE
Religious Work Department to
Have Charge Of Ceremony at
Bows Training School.

The religious work department Of
the Y. M. c. A. will have charge Of
the service today, $50 pm, at the
National Training School for Boys.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director, will speak.
The Kappa Phi Legal Sorority Of
Southeastern University will hold 4
tea for members and friends Of the
sorority at the Willard Hotel from
4 to pm. today.
The Law School opens tomorrow.
Glasses will be held at am. and
$50 pm. George w. Offutt, dean
of the School of Law, Southeastern
University, will address all students
at assemblies at $50 and pm.
The Y. M. C. A. staff will meet to-
morrow at 8 am. A special guest will
be I. B. Rhodes, regional secretary Of
the National Council. The Executive
Committee of the Organized Bible
Glass Association will meet in room
pit at 1880 pm.
A group of ministers and laymen,
representing the Federation Of
Churches and the Y. M. C. A., will
meet Wednesday at q dinner confer
ence with George Irving. secretary Of
the National Council in Charge Of
Spiritual Emphasis Conferences.
The annual visit to the Y. M. C. A.
by the students of Bliss Electrical
School will be held Saturday at 1890
pm,
Evening star., 1935-09-22
Marriage Licenses.

James H. Edwards, "A, 458 X st.. and
S SSIarine ! N. Doyle, 20. 4si g St, st. sW.; W.
''@si & sosi!tssa e. g. ssS IL s
eeorss sS s'ei 81 Rev; yn!,, J. Z, Briggs. 90.
ne, and Mabel r. FUR. r. 20. 90 2os s'1 14t5 p56
Floyd = Rabors, q. an and Mamie Mani. E Perkins.
Hi SS hsy and EsSsS
n. Byra, A, Darby, Pa: Rev. A. b.
Stanley Gley R. Ford, a. and v,o,.. = r,.,,.
Is both q saltimore; s'0ifs Rev. T. epsr1f: e. Il:
John s6a II E.l,ss hsssz l. 81 Rsssegss ssesss Park
Ga; Rev. g. B. Grifnth ~o' Ausu''A'
MSn kosenssoef Mlsten a. so{b sns Aossnss
Absalom y; Ross 80. McCiung. Va, and
Minnie EmsTiler; ~. New Market, Va;
porothy sram5s ssVfs.y ss. seysnton;,. rta;, ea; ead
Rev. v e. Abernsthy.
James avs B. ans aoGss Sor.Sa: Sa 1os s Rhoss I:sna
sherman ave; Rev. Robert Anderson. !.
ktSeF:lne keS' j. G. 2 naF n0ddie'' ls Dundath. Md;
Albsr. 4 Rogers, 80. Wilson. Va. and
Marianna ~ I.n Robins Eob,nson; 2a: Charlottesville.
Roy g, Charter. Is, New York City, and
Carol B. Loewenherz, 35. Meridian. MISE:
Judge Robert z. MattinEly.
and qeorsianna IN. crowther. 81. $3.50
Nv Woqdley I Id; :a Rev; 70 C, sSo + WaInsr:
and Lydia NJ. Magrogan, 10. Leonard
town. Nd; Rev. L. J. Shehan.
Stephens. 1s.. both of 704 3rd ST.; Rev.
W. 8. Abernethy.
Sc. and Delois N. Williams, 1S, S26
4th St; Rev. J. 8; Carroll.
20. both Of 1904 @ St; Rev. J. s.. Henry.
Thomas s. Dowson. 22, 1929 9th st., and
Mary z: Campbell. 1s, 421 p st.; Rev.
Thomas a. Bryan, 35. Flint Hi. Va. and
Vivian A. McGuigan.. %. 405 10th St.
ne; Rev. NJ J. Riordan.
Sidney Jonas, 40, and Rebecca Bartlett,
IS. both of Nashville, Tenn; Rabbi
Martin r. .Bierbaum. 40, Washington. Pa.
and Lillian M. Holxinger, 3d. Kew
Gardens, N. 2; Rev. Allen etockdale,.
Elmer 9. Conner. As. and Gettie !. Rob
bins. 40, both of Baltimore; Rev, II, N.
Hennig.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

the development Of character and
personality"
Character Education, a Program for
the School and the Home, by c. z.
and e. @. Germane. 1929. IKRM
G31.
"The text covers both the theory
and practice most pertinent to char
acter education in both the rural and
the city school, as well as a definitely
worked-out program uniting the home
and school"
Training Youth for the New Social
Order, by R. r. Reeder. 1898.
IK.R253.
Major emphasis is laid upon the
value of the group" both family and
school, as an educative force, while
the importance Of winning the child's
cooperation in the task of building
health, Of working out moral problems
and facing personal issues Is stressed" I"
The Development Of Character Traits
in Young Children, by Amelia Nc
Lester. 1891. IKRMM22.
Guidance to be effective must be
q leading-on process, q directive meas
ure starting in the child's own sin
cere, honest point of view, whether
of good or i'll"
Character Guidance and Occupation
for Children, by E. B. McCallum.
1929. IKE.Ml2.
'For study classes Of parents and
tea achers of children under years of
age"
Character Building for Junior High
School Grades, by e. H. Fishback.
1890. IKRMF53c.
A Course In Character Education for
the Elementary School Child, o
Handbook for Teachers and Parents
and Child Workers. 1888. IKRM.
Rls6.
Selected Readings in Character Edu-
cation, by D. G. Troth. 1880.
IKRM.T75s.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
Star 'sWant Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.
East Of Fourteenth 81.


lst st. and Fla. ave.--Reiskin's Pharmacy.
216 New York ave Sanitary Pharmacy.
N. Cap. and r. l. ave.-Parker's Pharmacy.
snd snd pfus Service eo Desk
7th st: and r. /. ave.--simpsons Phar-
OF 4 and q sts.--Hunton's Pharmacy.
l1th and M sts.--Forster Pharmacy.
1lth st, and Park rd.-Armstrong's Phar-
Fourteenth st. and West Of Fourteenth st.
1tth 1sth and and ? sts1Pays DEss Store
4th .nd Monre. DRUG
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohberser's
14th St: and Colorado ave.-oDonnslrs
l742 Pa: sve-Krick's Pharmacy.
25th st. and Pa. ave.-ooiumbia Drug
15S5 Rs as. bsgsss pbaF%..s Drns Store
18th st. and Fla. ave.-Bernstein's Drug
5sss Saans SSn%'a pss.snt ssB, .tassn. sssn
216s caiifornia st-colodny Bros Phar-
macy
Ga ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22' Upshur st-Monck's Pharmacy.
BriEhtwood.
Ga. ave; and Kennedy st.-Georgia-
Kenredy Pharmacy.
50l6 Ga. ave.-Brightwood Pharmacy.
Manor Park.
3rd and Kennedy sts.-Kinner g. Membert
1924 3rd st.-Manor Park Pharmacy.
Takoma Park.
359 Cedar st-Mattingly Bros Pharmacy
Connecticut Ave.
Wardman Park-Wardman Park Pharmacy.
1895 Conn. ave.-The Greeting Card Shop
50l7 Conn. ave-Higger's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin Ave.
1921 Wisconsin aye-Burleith Pharmacy:
wisconsin and Mass. aves.-Alban Towers
4231 Wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros.
GeorEetown.
35th and o sts-Sugar's Drug Store
30th and sts.-Morgan Bros.
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va. ave-Herbert's Pharmacy.
4th and sts.-columbis Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and sts.-Kenealy's Drug
Ctore.
EOS Mass ave.-capitaI Towers Pharmacy.
4th and H sts.-Home Drug Co.
906 H st-DarlinR Shop
7th st. and Md. ave.-Bradley's Pharmacy.
4th and East Capitol sts.-Lucketts Phar-
sth. and East Capitol sts-East Capitol
18th st. and Md ave-Luckett's Pharmacy.
4tl ST and r. /. ave.-BiEgS Pharmacy.
1872 U st.-KiRhts Drug Store.
Brookland.
$500 10th st-Brookland Pharmacy.
woodbridge.
Goth st. and r. l. ave-Collins' Pharmacy.
Baltimore Pike.
Baltimore Pike. 2537 BladensburR I'd
Dox Pharmacy.
Deanwood
5131 Grant st.-Strand Pharmacy.
Chesapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Junction-Wights Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
241 Va. ave. s.e.-Schneider's Drug Store
Sth and sts.-Stewart's Pharmacy.
11th st. and Penna. ave.-Fealy's Drug
Store.
13lh and East Capitol sts.-Lncoln Park
Pharmacy.
Anacostia.
2204 MINI. ave.-sloans Drug Store.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
WHITE HOUSE GIFT.

COLUMBUS, Ga, September 81 Up.
"A wedding gift from President and
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt secre-
tary made from wood that was a part
Of the old roof Of the White House
has been received by Lieut.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Stillwell, jr.. whose mar
riage was social function here Thurs
day.
The secretary was made from wood
that was part of the roof placed on
the White House about 1917 and re-
moved in 1927.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
PUBLIC LIBRARY
SCHOOL DAYS.

Teachers and parents will start an
other year of school days" tomorrow.
even as the students. Much new and
valuable material will be found at the
Public Library, particularly in the
Sociology Division, where trained as
sistants will help the teacher with his
individual problem or acquaint him
with the latest books on the trends of
his rapidly changing profession. The
Library also has much helpful material
for the parents who see the wisdom
in cooperating with the school
through Parent Teacher associations
and In supplementing at home the
character training now being tried out
In the class room.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
BEER SALESMAN
WANTED
ONE AMBITIOUS MAN,
RADIO Statesmen.
MEN.

Impediately. men to fill vacancies;
must have car and be over II; experience
not necessary: men selected will be
trained for the work. Those seeking above
the average income should be especially
interested. Apply Supt. ONCE, 9:15 am.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
store; retail experience desired. Apply
Dye Expert for Fabric
Evening Slippers.
Ambitious young man or woman. who
ep repar Os DEBT 4PR 4PR sns NJ s1s a1sefO1y nT Hahn
T h or o u ghly experienced
salesman for rugs and floor
coverings. Goldenberg Co.
Employment Office, second
floor.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION
MANAGER-FOR INSTALL
MENT FURNITURE STORE.
SPLENDID PROPOSITION
FOR ENERGETIC, EXPERI-
ENCED MAN. WRITE STAT
ING EXPERIENCE. AD-
DRESS BOX 216-D, STAR
OFFICE.
EXPERIENCED TRUCK
MECHANIC.
One with knowledge of
painting and lettering pre-
ferred. State age, experience,
etc. Address Box 4-D, Star
Office.
OPPORTUNITY for young
man with executive ability
who is thoroughly expert
enced in packing and wrap
ping; prefer one that form
erly held a position as as
sistant in this dept.-high
school education necessary;
state age, experience, etc.
Address Box SD, Star Office.
HABE,RDASHERY AND HAT
statesmen. Very high-grade
mems wear retail store de-
SireS two capably qualified
statesmen. Proper experience
and background necessary
for success. Position per-
manent. Earnings good. Ad-
vancement as merited. Reply
full explanatory letter only.
No in terviews. SALTZ
BROTHERS, 1341 F Street
NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
EXPERIENCED TRUCK
MECHANIC.

One with knowledge of
painting and lettering pre-
ferred. State age, experience,
etc. Address Box 4-D, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP--MEN,

SHOE SALESMAN. experienced in wom-
H st. ne. Phone Atlantic 1484.
SOLICITORS. radios refrigerators and
good pay and splendid Opportunity to real
workers. Apply Bailey's Tire Stores 14th
and Col. rd.. only. Monday. 10 am. to
TAILOR, experienced in mems clothing
Address Box 3-D. Star ONCE.
TAILOR-Rxperienced. Apply at once.
1409 You st. NV.
TIMERS. must be hrst-class mechanics:
sober men only. Samuel Rogers. 3O33 M
UPHOLSTERED, experienced. Apply Mon
day morning. li77 New Hampshire ave.
WATERS t?). colored. Lying in vicinity Of
College Park; WAGES. S15 per month. with
klns ave. coiiess PARK. Park "eASsS ana %. 2"'
WANTED-Experenced mechanical engi-
man. or tracer; references necessary. Tel
ephone for appointment. Geo. A. WeSchler.
132 18th st. NV.
WANTED an experienced Ford parts man.
Apply superintendent. Hill 8; Tibbetts. 1ll4
VI. ave. NV.
MATCHMAKER experienced; good ap-
pearance; capable OF doing finest skilled
work on all watches. Salvatore Desio. 926
MATCHMAKER, first-class: steady posi-
tion to reliable man. Phillips Jewelry Co..
1919 II st NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fTst-class; with
Mfg Co. Md. ave. Hyattsyille. Md. 23@
WILL PLACE 3 well-recommended men
with desire to go ahead. in a permanent
profltable position; must be over %. pos
full details in first letter and phone num-
ber Address Box load. Star office.
YOUNG MAN who has had experience in
telephone installation work and some radio
pected. Address Box 46I-c. Star once ~.
YOUNG MAN-Experienced in collections
and credit Office work generally; references.
Address Box l4G-D. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN-Established corporation has
earn yearly p2esensins enefed ne% to
nationally advertised service mot books
TO teachers in District Of Columbia. Must
have good education and appearance own
car; teaching and sales experience vaiu-
able but not essential. Teachers Service.
1000 N. Dearborn St. Chicago III.
YOUNG MAN. experienced, in jewelry
bookkeeping; permanent position; state
iully al qualifications. Address Box 202-D,
Star Office.
YOUNG MAN. white, for laundry and dry
willing to work must furnish $50 cash
bond Give references and name of last
YOUNG MEN store clerks. SIS week state
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN C2). neat appearing for
special contact work Apply lO-I2 9OS
National Press Building
YOUNG. NEAT MAN-White- must know
how to wait on tables in lunch room Cail
aIter 7:30 PM. 515 1lth st. NV.
A. PERMANENT POSITION. with earnings
above average; direct selling plan; average
SAFE; $500; commission. 20fo: a sale
week easy: car necessary. Address Boy
2O9-D Star ofnce.
THOROUGHLY experienced
shoe statesmen. Apply Supt. S
office, 4th floor, S. Kann's
Sons Co.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
AUTOMOBILE statesmen.

Your opportunity to make connection
with one of Washington's most progress
sive nrms, selling one of the outstanding
cars on tooayS market; 1909 cooperation
given our men makes II possible for you
TO increase your earnings Experienced
men preferred but not essential State
age and qualifications. experience and ref
erence: Our men know of this ad. Ad-
dress Box 437-B. Star office.
statesmen, experienced, in
Mems Orthopedic Shoes. Do not
apply unless thoroughly expert
enced. Address Box 10-D, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

THE HECHT co. requires
the services of statesmen ex-
perienced in selling young
mems clothing. Apply en-
ployment office, 628 F st.
NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
Character Education.

Character Emphasis in Education, by
K. L. Heaton. 1888. IKRMH358.
"This book designed for active teach
ers as well as students Is devoted to
ths presentation Of worthwhile meth
DDS and materials used in the ele-
mentary and secondary schools for
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP-MEN,

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page Ala.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
YOUNG MAN
for

RADIO SERVICING.
A permanent position-for a
young man of character
who can service radios. Ad-
dress Box SAD, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
ROuTE MEN

Three between 25 and 65, to train for
better positions; experience unnecessary;
reference required good pay ARRANGEMENTS
Only ambitious workers need apply. Call,
9 to l2 am. S22-A Conn. ave. between
and Eye SITS.
WANTED - Experienced, regis
tered, Optometrists - must be
capable and efficient to deliver
a high type Optical Service.
Apply Personnel Office, The
Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

A LARGE department SCUTe
requires the services of thor
oughly experienced floor
managers. Must be of neat
appearance and at least S ft.
10 inches in height. No
others need apply. In reply
ing state age, experience and
salary expected. Address
Box 231-D, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
SALESMAN.
SALESMAN

Recent new Philgas Developments re-
quire additional sales help. Call at our
Rockville Office or phone Monday morning
Rockville 304 ask for Mr.. Nimmo.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

With previous specially experience. to sell
substantial product of unusual merit
for nationally known company. Thorough
cooperation and training given so that
you have a real opportunity to make a
success. Reply, giving qualifications. Ad-
dress Box bod Star office
Evening star., 1935-09-22
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS
CHRISTMAS CARD s&lespeople; easy. pleas.
ant way to increase your income now to
Christmas: 1000 profit selling sensational
2l-foider 81 assortment. Newl Novel;
Different EXQUISITE sheer sheens. beautt-
full mother-pearls rich silhouettes bril-
liant gold silver effects. unusual novelty
cut-outs. Fast. easy money maker, Wild
fire seller Also soc Christmas. 60c comic
Christmas and 81 gift wrapping. everyday
boxes; experience unnecessary; everybody
buys; we pay postage; samples on approval.
Write Bluebird Studios. Dept. SO, Fitch
burg. Mass.
CHRISTMAS cARDs-sell so assorted
latest style leatherette folders. name i'm
printed. 81: highest commission; experiences
unnecessary, samples free. Dunbar, New
Brunswick. N. J.
GREATEST free deall Device revolution-
ICES tiresome ironing Saves many dol.
lars in electricity Sales guaranteed: sam
pie furnished. Neverknot, 45o3 Ravens
MONEY MAKER; Waltham chrlstmes
folders; 81 all different. featuring silk
ribbon folder, mother-of-pearl novelty
cutouts. envelopes to match: sells for 81;
costs you SOC; opening everybody's eyes.
Write for particulars and samples on ap-
proval Immediately Waltham Art Publish.
ers. Dept. 101. 2 Water St. Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1935-09-22

A RELIABLE MAN wanted for branch
store; retail experience desired. Apply
go Pennsylvania ave Sc
Evening star., 1935-09-22

statesmen, thoroughly ex-
perienced, m e ms clothing
and furnishings. S. Living
Ston & Son, 908 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
WANTED-SALESMEN.

EIGHT uuick-selling items popcorn ma
chimes, toasters: lunch grills. hot dog
steamers for druggists. confectioneries
lunch stands. fountains etc. Big commits
sions. Liberal sales plan. Write today. Ad-
vance Mfg. Co.. Swan ave. St. Louis, No.
MAN wanted for Rawleigh route Of 500
families; good profits for hustler. Write
today. Rawleigh Co. Dept. DCI-4-SA1.
{ Chester Pa.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MEN AND WOMEN.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
STEADY INCOME?
Every business whether large or small,
is a prospect for Americas outstanding
printing line, Write or call for sales tips
and further information; experience not
necessary. Robert Johns Co. AZ South
Frankllntown I'd. Baltimore Md.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

SCHOOL educatlOn necessary,
state age, experience, etc.
Address Box SD, Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

I h or o u ghIy experienced
salesman for rugs and floor
coverings. Goldenberg Co.
Employment Office, second
floor.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP--MEN.
[HA-AN-.-AA a.

(Continued.D
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, non-union: must
be accurate. Call today ten to four o'clock,
MAN. with car. to serve established route.
selling direct TO homes. Grand Union Tea
Co. 603 p st. NV.
MAN, middle-aged. white. able to do house
Cleaning Srz ns wait on table; room; board isun
Box 471-C. Star ONCE.
MAN. competent for sales and service de-
partment with well known and nationally
pearine. own or able to drive light car: sal
ary and commission to start. Apply 977
National Press Building. "a pm.
MAN married. experienced in tobacco
Box 470-C. Star once.
MAN. experienced. dry-cleaning solicitor.
IN Northwest section: no other need apply.
4245 Wisconsin ave. NV.
MAN wanted who can live on $4,000 an,
nuaily. put who wants 70 be connected
where there is opportunity for advance,
denitsy srssr ss .Tecntxe poaison % ybieS
is now open to the man who can qualify;
men between the ages to 20 and so. who
Gated in washington schools will be con-
sidered; include telephone number in
reply. Address Box AID. Star once.
MANAGER for restaurant. must have local
MECIiANIC-Gentile: age 20 to 80; ex-
perienced in electrical and radio work;
must be a producer and capable Of doing
and supervising any kind of mechanical
and electrical work; also capable to take
charge OF repair shop and workmen; must
furnish best Of references Of past EN-
ployers in this type work; salary. $40
week steady employment and advance
ment to man selected; state experience
and references in reply. and do not answer
unless you have the qualifications. Ad-
dre"S Box 394-C. Star ofice.
MEE-Three neat appearing. with refer
ences. Mr.. Ketchum. Ambassador Hotel.
MEN. If you can sell any model Philco
radios, washing machines and auto radios
for only 81 down payment, apply Mr.. Com
nelly. go Penn. ave. S.e., Monday.
MEN 90. to distribute samples and take
orders on established routes: SIG salary
and commission semi-monthly; no expert
ence or capital required. Call between /
and 3, S26 Investment Bldg.
MEN go for prominent house o-house
sales of complete line standard brand home
electric appliances: from ranges to toast
erS. You work from modern appliance
display car. with experienced manager. on
straight 1O%.. Established local company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-24
Master of Ceremonies

The 18th annual frolic and dance to be given by the Knights of Lithuania at St. Joseph's hall Sat- urday night has attracted statewide attention. The hall will be decorated in the colors of the Halloween sea- son and although there will be no spooks there will be pretty cos- tunes, excellent music favors and refreshments.
 Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest. most original and funniest dress. for dancing will be provided by Timmie Grove and his orchestra.
 Card Party Tomorrow.
 St. Ann's society of St. Joseph's parish will be the sponsor of 8 monster card party and entertain raent at the parish hall tomorrow night. Refreshments will be served and entertainment offered by Do- i,ienic Mecca, radio accordionist, and Vincent Skystirnas, violinist, Miss Sally Dauglas will be at the piano.
 The committee includes, Miss Mary Adomaitis, chairman; Mrs. Thomas Delinks and Mrs. Anthony Brazilauskas. Play will begin at 8 o'clock.
 Party For Priest.
 Rev. Adolph E. Gradeck, of St.. Joseph's Church was feted at a birthday party last night at the parish hall. He was made recipient of several gifts including 8 purse. Many out-of-town clergymen were among those in attendance and the program consisted of dinner, enter tainment, refreshments and dancing. The societies represented were the Children of Mary, St. Ann's and the Holy Name. Rev. John J. Kripas presided as toastmaster.
 Guest speakers were Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor; Rev. William Krakauskas of New Haven; Rev. John Ambotas of Hartford; Rev. P. Joseph V.o KaEauskas of Ansonia : Rev. John Ambotas of Hartford: 1: Rev. P. LutkuS of the LaSallette Seminary; Rev. J. Wuskell, of New Britain; Rev. Vincent Razaitis of Hartford and Rev. Benjamin Gaur- oilskas of Bridgeport.
 Members of the Children of Mary Sodality, who served at the tables were, Eleanor Butnor, Anna Dovi- daitis, Anna slanzis. Mary Verbickas Eleanor Stein, Helen Leugminas, Nellie Yorkal, Hedwiga Stulginskas, Mary Kasaite, Louise Waislauskas, Eleanor vilciauskaus, Hedwiga Kar- pas and Alice Staselunas.
 The committee in charge included Mrs. Ursula Liutkevicious, chairlady; Mrs. Staselunas, Hedwiga Stulgin- skas and Father Kripas. The Young Melodtans orchestra provided dinner and dance music while the enter