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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18

PROGRAMS
Will Club Everett
Discuss plans for Christmas party
SORORITIES
Robert Robbins Collegeav.
Young
Beta Chapter 745 Tonight Caypoo Social
Epsilon P Chapter Delta Theta Tau Tonight Dorothy
dngton 1884 Finey-av
Lambda Gamma Tues. Miss Florence Noand
indianapolis Committee Phi P Psi Omcron Alpha
Gamma and Delta Rho chapters Fri Antlers Benefit bngo
Proceeds for Bridgeport Nutrition Sexton
Alpha Chapter Sigma Delta Pi Tonight
University Misses Ida Conner Marie Sullivan assistants
CARD PARTIES
Lincoln Club West Side Republican m Tues
523 N Belle Veup Carl Wundrum
LODGES
East 29h St Mission Sunday School $50 to p
Cornelav Penny Mrs. Charles Earl chairman.
Broadway Workers Class Broadway E.
file comedy, with Tafy" Pierce
chairman
Irvington Chapter 364 O. S. Tonight Ington
Temple Auxiliary night Mrs Nellie M. Walker worthy
Brookde Chapter, 481 O. E S. $50 E.
ST. Members Rising Sun Chapter Louisville guests sup
per, regular meeting g. Members invited.
Hamilton Chapter I,
kns PALS N Pennyvana-s Needework section TO- reg
uar meeting 230
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Music Club Federation Members
Asked to Support WPA Project

NEW YORK. Nov. IA call to
100000 members of the National
Federation of Music Clubs to mobil-
ize in support of the Federal Music
Project of the Works Progress Ad-
minlstration, of which DR.. Nikolai
Sokoloff, former director of the
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra is
in charge, was issued today by Mrs.
John A. Jardine, Fargo, N, D, feder-
alton president.
This is perhaps the most vital
project which can engage the at
tention of our organization at pres
emit said Mrs. Jardine, who CAMP
to New York to confer with Dr..
Sokoloff regarding federation par
ticipation in his program. The
plight of the really talented musi-
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SORORITY GROUP
TO AID CHARITY

Members of indianapolis Alumnae
Chapter, Alpha Omicron Pi. are to
sew on garments for distribution in
the Kentucky mountains. center of
the sororitys national philanthropic
work.
Miss Marie Sullivan. president
has named Mrs. Victor Brown.
chairman of the founders day COM
mittee, composed of Miss Rosemary
Recap and Mrs. AL Loudermilk.
A luncheon meeting was held
Saturday at the Washington with
Misses Charlotte Peele and Mary 10
Spurrier as chairmen.
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WOMEN TO HEAR
TALK ON SECURITY

Economic Security" is to be dis
cussed by DR.. j. Raymond Schultz,
Manchester College social science
department head, at the Indianapo-
lis Business and Professional Wom-
ans Club Thursday at the Wom-
ans Department Club, Miss Gene
We've Brown, president, is to preside
and Miss leila c. Haines is to in
troduce the speaker.
Mrs. Margaret D. Marlowe is
chairman of the dinner to be at 6.
Miss Eva Jane Lewis, Credit Union
president, and Miss Clara Givens.
treasurer, are to talk during the
dinper. Miss Lenna Harvey is din
ner reservations chairman.
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Linen Shower
Arranged for
Future Bride

Miss Luana Lee, bride to-be, is
to receive gifts of linen at the
bridge party which Misses Mabel
Espey and Betty Warren are to give
tonight at Miss Espey's home.
Guests are to be Mesdames Bruce
Kendall. Frank M. Jones, H. Ed
ward RaffenSperger, Everett Lee
Jones, Misses Alice Wilde, Mary
Edwards, Mary Louise Lee. Mrs.
Wallace o, Lee, mother of the
bride-to-be, and Mrs. Thurman
Stephens, Lawrence.
Miss Lees marriage to Eugene
Cru2an is to take place Thanksgiv-
ing at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Tea Celebrates
Anniversary of
Mothers Club

After II years of activity, Alpha
Chi omega Mothers Club at Butler
University celebrated it's anniver-
sary at a tea today at the chapter
house, 4615 Sunset-av. Guests were
members of Mothers Clubs on the
campus. Beta Beta Alumnae, active
chapter members; Mrs. James w.
Putnam, university presidents wife;
Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesenberg,
Womans Council chairman, faculty
members and sorority and fra
ternity house chaperons.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
w C. Richter, club president,
and other officers, Mesdames c. NJ.
Roller, A. r. Chapman, o. Z. New
man, j. L. Hawekotte and Mrs.
Minnie Link, chaperon. Hostesses
are to be MeSdames j. A. Lambert,
Harry Shipman, G.. w. Gilkison and
Robert Straughn. Serving in the
dining room are to be Mesdames
William E. Baker, Guy Boyd, F. A.
Frye, Charles w. Greenlee, P. L..
Burford, A. D. Conner, L. B. Max
well, L. R. Carey and Ross Johnson.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith and Mrs.
John F. Patton were arrangements
chairmen. Their committee was COM
posed Of Mesdames H. G. Bradley,
A. E. Rem. L. NJ Richardson,
Charles w. Roller, J. I. Hoffman
and Frederick H. Day.
John Baker sang and Miss
Mildred Cross, pianist. and Miss
Mildred Woosman, violinist, enter
tanned Mrs. E. j. DIPPED and Mrs.
Ralph Clark poured at the tea table,
which was lighted with tapers and
decorated in fall colors shading
from gold to bronze.
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White Cross Guild to Sponsor
Dedication Day Tea Wednesday

Dedication Day tea, outstanding
social event of the year for the
White Cross Guild, is to be held
from 2 to Wednesday in the
nurses home of the Methodist Hos
pital
Receiving with Mrs. w. c. Har-
finger, president, and Mrs. Edgar
Blake and Mrs. Felix T, McWhirter,
former presidents. are to be the
following officers: Mesdames Isaac
Born, Chauncy D. Meier, Harry w.
KrauSe, David Ross, John G. Ben
son, D. F. Wallace and George A.
Van Dyke.
Music, arranged by Mrs. Jane
johnson Burroughs, is to include
vocal solos by Mrs c. A. McPhee-
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Chicago.
Wears Gold Fillet on Hair
Mrs. Lyman Ayres' blond hair was
covered with gold fillet, edged with
coil of green velvet and dotted
with green jewels, Mrs. Thomas
Reid Kackley had a circlet of sweet
heart roses at the side of her hair.
A wreath of silver leaves banded
Mrs. Herman c. VOLTS head; her
gown was of gray chiffon,
Mrs. Louis Haerle's red velvet cape
was designed in a militaristic mode.
It's collar was outstanding and it was
held together at the throat with dull
gold braid, twisted into frogs, Mr.
and Mrs. Haerle we're at a table witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Arrick, Mr.
and Mrs. Wolff and Mr., and Mrs,
Edwin McNally.
Mrs. William Kothe's black velvet
gown had a seventeenth century
white lace ruff; its sleeves were
long with puffs joining the tight
lines at the elbow. Tiny but
tons extended from the high throat
line to below the waist.
Join Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Fauvre. De-
catur. Ill, Joined their friends
for the evening. Mrs. Fauvre'S
crinkled dark blue lame short
sleeved Jacket fitted over wine
skirt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blish, Sey-
mour, were with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Metzger. The gold lame col
lar of Mrs. Blish's black gown
dipped low in sharp points in from,
and the same influence shaped the
gold cuffs of the short sleeves. 4
tiny gold bow held back her hair
on the side.
Mrs. Charles A. GreathouSe'S
hyacinth blue MORE had the quaint
trim of pastel shaded flowers at
the square neckline.
Mrs. Norman Kevers' black tat
feta gown swished out in fullness
and rhinestone buttons descended
down the front from the neckline
to the hem.
Tomorrow night there is the In
danapolis symphony orchestra con-
cert to attend Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Woollen are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur D. Peat and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Ogle at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dickinson Smith
have invited N1r and Mrs William
Henley Mooney, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. George M
Bailey and Elmer Stout to dine
with them before the program.
DR.. and Mrs. Vincent A. Lapenta,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. n inter-,
Mayor and Mrs Kern and Gov.
and Mrs. McNutt are to be in
boxes with their friends.
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Irving Fauvre Blaine H. Miller, George A. Kuhn and
MI GarStang we're the other singers who performed
satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Garstang and MIR and Mrs
w. Marshall Dale arranged the minstrel show
MI and Mrs. Fred Thomas to the club for
dinner before the rohc Mr. and Mrs Cornelius OBrien
LaWrenceburg, weekend guests Of Mr.. and William
Ray Adams, were the Thomas guests with Mr.. and
Adams, Mr. and Mrs Earl Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs George
M Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs Roy Elder Adams.
Mrs. OBnens gown Of a glowing jewel green
satin with band Of mink edgng its hem Mrs Barnes
gown Of molten silver with dark blue
TO give a gunmeal tone The sleeves flowed from tie
bodice IN doman effect and fell open loosely from the
shoulders to the wrists where they caught together
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HADASSAH BACKS
PARTY AND SHOW

School fund committee Of Hadas-
san Chapter sponsored a card party
and style show today in Banner
Wnltehlll auditorium. Kinks Cloak
House presented style show under
the direction Of Miss Lee Rogin.
Hadassah members modelling vare
Mesdames Dave Berman. l. NJ. Hal
perrin, Leon Kamplar. William Sc
pei Philip Stopper and Sam Yaver.
Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks was chair
man, with Mrs. Daniel Stauber and
Mrs. L. L. Goodman, co-chairmcn.
Tea was served.
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ARE TO
SPONSOR BENEFIT

Western College Alumnae are to
sponsor benefit bridge party
Wednesday night at the Marott
with Mrs. Helen Van Camp Hull,
general chairman.
Other assistants are Mrs. Harry
We'll, tables, and Mesdames Wilbur
Appel, Carl Weinhardt, Ole Bridge
man, c. L. Rose and Ray Fatout,
Misses Hazel Howe, Geneva Nc
Coy, Grace wager and Virginia
Brookbank. assistants.
Miss Mary Hostetter is alumnas
president.
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Committee Named

Mrs. William Rich's committee for
the Young Women's Democratic
Club of Marion County dance Nov
26 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
is composed of Mrs Ernest Frick
ticket chairman; Mrs. Kenneth
Cooper and Mrs. Jean Anderson
decorations, and Mrs. Katnryne
Clements, publicity Louis Loves
orchestra is to play.
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Celebration Arrunqed

Eighteen years Of activity are 10
be celebrated by Alpha Chapter,
Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority. to-
morrow night at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club. Rushees are to be
Mrs. Myrtle Perkins. Mrs. Mayne
link and Misses Margaret Bour-
gonne, Helen Reed, Elizabeth Mar
tin and Josephine Kenyon. Regu-
lar meeting is to be tonight at the
home of Miss Laurine Harvey, 1886
College-av.
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MISS HASSELM.4N
SPEAKS on ART

Miss Anna Haselman spoke yes
terday afternoon at the John Her.
ron Art Museum on The Art of
the Ancient Peoples" as the first of
series of public gallery talks on
objects in the museums collec-
tons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
Minstrels Score Big Hit With
Audience at Lambs Club FrOlic
Sooists Called Back for Encores in Production That
Is Termed Best Ever Presented by Group;
Herman W. Kothe Is Interl0cutor
BY BEATRICE BURCAN
Society Editor

Lambs Club froic without
I'LL ana Lambs minstrel show without Reginald would
IKE JACK and Jill without the pail
there was the show which
by the
herman w Kohe the
PACK Tor an after
bow jthOte
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
Glib to Be Feted

Twentieth Century Club is to be
entertained at luncheon at ! Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Carrie H Bas-
sett. 3lS E. 19th-St. Mrs. Lawrence
&. Townsend is program chairman.
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It's Not Blue Monday for
Shortridge Pupils; They're
Celebrating That Victory
Heros, Heroines of 1876 Triumph Over Tech France
Through Streets in Holiday Granted by
Authorities of City High School,
NOV. 18, 1885
BY HELEN LINDSAY
Blue Monday? Who said so?

approximately
pupils who prancd through Indianapolis holiday
gained because their football the public school football
championship Friday and School Board
embematc championships
the 1876 Tech Shordge
Cathedral for the Indianapolis
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Celebrates Birthddu

Joseph G. Karle celebrated his
eighty-fourth birthday recently at
a party at the home of his son.
G. j. Karle, BIS Guilford-av.
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accented the belt
velvet and pearls
In MI and Mrs Clair Kmbers party Mrs R T Hoffman
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Photo by Wlnslow.
The marriage of Miss Catharine
Hammond, above. daughter of
Mrs Emma K. Hammond. Hol-
land, Mich, and Stoddard c.
Hamilton Jr.. Holland, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stoddard c. Hamilton,
Indianapolis, took place Oct. %
in Holland.
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Mrs, Don w. Carson, upper left,
before her marriage Nov. 10 was
Miss Doris Millholland, daughter
of Mr. ano Mrs. Ernest Millhol-
land. (BretZman Photo0
Miss Ruth L. Jones, upper right,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Frank Jones, became the bride of
Maurice w. Pickett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Pickett, Nov. 9 at the
Jones' home. (Voorhis Photo.)
Miss Dorothy Dean Bankert, low
err daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
E. Bankert, Bloomington, Ill, for
merly of here, became the bride
OF j. Edwin Hopping, Chicago, on
Oct. &c.
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E. VENTS

PROGRAMS
Good Will Service Club Wed Everett jeans $3.50 Whit
Discuss plans for Christmas party.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
Immaculate Conception.

DR.. John K Cartwright will preach
the eighth of his series of sermons to-
morrow on the Catholic radio broad
cast at pm on God and the Prog
ress of Mankind" His topic is THE
Maturity Of Society" Rev. Francis
P. Harrity will preside. while Rev.
Paul BusSard will be the celebrant
of benedicticn. Miss Carolyn Man
ming will be the soloist. Norman De
Meza will render the Lourdes hymn.
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
At IL am. and 8 pm. tomorrow
preaching by the presiding elder, Rev.
A. A. Crook
Evening star., 1935-03-23
SAUL'S VISIT BASIS
OF NIGHT SERMON
Dr.. A. J. Mccartney Plans
Another in Series of
Biblical Scenes.

"Sauls visit to q medium at mid
night" will be the background for DR..
Albert Joseph McCartney's discourse
Sunday evening at the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church, under the
general title Might Scenes From the
Bible"
IAN Old-Fashioned Sermon From
an Old-Fashioned Text" will be the
subject at the IL o'clock service.
The All-Comers Mems Bible Glass
will hold its annual banquet in
the church chapel Wednesday, at $50
o'clock. DR.. Leonid /. Strakhovsky
distinguished soldier. correspondent
and scholar, will be the guest speaker
Mark Wooding, memory wizard and
concentration artist, will also be on
the program. Arthur P. Black will
address the class tomorrow at 9:45
am. on THE Christian Life"
Mrs. Daniel A. Polling, president of
the Council of Women for Home Mis-
sions, will address the young peoples
groups Sunday evening at o'clock in
the chapel on Neglected Areas in
Our Country" Social from to 7
O'Clock in the chapel.
The Washington McAll Auxiliary
will meet in the chapel Tuesday at
IL O'Clock.
There will be no meeting Of the
Business Women's Council at the
church Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
MUSIC TOFEATURE
CHURCH SERVICES
Dr.. Allen A. StoCkdaIe Will
Preach Both Sermons
Tomorrow.

DR.. Allen A. Stockdale. pastor OF
the First Congregational Church. will
speak tomorrow at IL O'Clock on The
Temptation to Faint" and at 8 pm
on God Is Real and Personal" The
vested choir, under the direction OF
Ruby Smith Stahl. will sing at both
services. Paul De Long Gable will
be at the organ.
The Calvin Coolidge Mems Class,
under the leadership of DR.. B. B.
James. meets at 10 o'clock, and the
Young Peoples Society at $50
o'clock. The topic. How Are We
Thinking of Jesus?" will be discussed
by Miss Lenore Goodwin. Mr. Rich
ard Hobbs will lead the worship serv-
ice The midweek service and supper
will be held Thursday. Supper will
be served at o'clock At 6:45 pm.
series Of Lenten seminars will be
held. Course one-Dr. D. Butler Pratt
will speak on Our Father-God"
course two. DR.. Stockdale on The Old
Book in a New World" and course
three, Dr. Arthur N. Jackson on
Jesus and the Problems of Life"
The Red Cross Sewing Band will
meet at 10 o'clock Monday.
The Young Women's Club will hold
dinner meeting Tuesday at Sis
pm. Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard
will lecture on current events.
A class in public speaking will be
held Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
REV. CHARLES G. HERZ0G
TO CONTINUE COURSE
Woodstock College Faculty Mem
Der to Preach at st. Aloysius'
Catholic Church.

Rev. Charles G. Herzog of the
theological faculty of Woodstock Col
lege, Maryland, will continue tomorrow
at the II o'clock mass at st. Aloysius
Catholic Church his course on THE
Human Problems and the Divine So
luton" His topic will be Learning
the Lesson Of Hope in Christ.
Rev. Henri J. Wiesel. assistant pas
tor of the church, will give another
Sunday evening conference on THE
Commandments of God" at 1880 pm.
The duties OF children toward their
parents will be the subject matter to
be treated.
Rev. James H. Cotter. assistant pas
tor of the church, will continue next
Wednesday his Lenten talks on
christianity and the World" His
topic will be Christ and Labor"
Each week day at 1905 o'clock mass
is being celebrated in the lower
church.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
JAPANESE SCHOLAR.
TO GIVE LECTURE
DR.. Shio Sakanishi to Speak
at Mount Pleasant Con-
gregationaI Church.

Discussing "The Effect of Western
Civilization on japanese Culture" DR..
Shio SakanishI, Japanese scholar and
lecturer, will address the Adult Forum
OF Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church at 10 o'clock tomorrow. DR.,
Sakanishi is a graduate of the Uni
verSity of Michigan and lecturer on
japanese literature at the Yale Uni
versity Institute of Human Relations.
She Is also engaged in research work
in the Division of Oriental Research
in the Library of Congress.
At the second Lenten service in the
church school tomorrow morning there
will be a musical program by the
Junior Choir, under the direction OF
Claude Robson. DR.. Russell j.
Clinchy will speak to the senior and
intermediate departments on Prayer,
in preparation for the Easter COM
munion
in a continuation of the Lenten
program tomorrow morning DR..
Clinchy will preach the third in a
series of sermons on Making Use OF
the Christian Life" His subject is
How Shall We Use the church,"
At the mldweek Lenten service at 2
O'Clock Thursday evening DR.. ze Bar
ney Phillips rector OF the Church OF
the Epiphany and chaplain OF the
United States Senate. is the speaker
He will discuss THE Meaning and
Value of Our Christian Experience"
Evening star., 1935-03-23
Trinity Lutheran, Mount Rainier.

The pastor. Rev Edwin T. Pieplow.
will preach in the morning on THE
Christians Conflict Against His Own
Flesh" Betty and Anna Grace Figard
will sing a duet, Take Time to Be
Holy"
Rev. H. M Hennig Of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Washington. will
be the guest speaker at the Lenten
service at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-23

BISHOP GRANT d. BATDORF
OF the Eastern area of the United
Brethren Church, who will make
his Episcopal visit to Memorial
United Brethren Church tomor-
row. DR.. S. B. Daugherty, the
pastor, will preach at night on
Go Forward"
The bishop will address the re-
treat of the Washington Min
isterial Union Monday at II am.
at the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church.
A turkey dinner will be served
at the church Tuesday from S to 8
o'clock.
This church is cooperating with
the Rhode Island Avenue M. P.
Church in a series of cottage and
church prayer meetings prepara-
tory TO two weeks of special serv-
ices, which will begin in the Rhode
Island Avenue Church April |.
Homer Rodeheaver will assist in
this crusade. Union prayer serv-
ice will be held in this church
March 27 at 8 pm, with DR..
Nicholson in charge.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
Salvation Army.

All Of III. Salvation Army Corps
will unite fc, a public gospel service
at the Temple Corps auditorium, 606
E street, Sunday at pm.
Col. Albert S. Norris. Salvation
Army officer. who is in Washington
in connection with the army's young
peoples conference, will conduct the
service. He will be accompanied by
Mai. Sidney E. Cox.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
BRETHREN Church
PLANS DEDICATION.
New Structure at 18th and
( Southeast to House
Three Services.

The new First Brethren Church,
Twelfth and z streets southeast. will
be dedicated tomorrow with three
services At II Am. the building VIII
be dedicated, with the pastor, Rev.
Homer A. Kent, in charge and with
Rev. w. C. Benshoff. pastor of the
First Brethren Church of Waynes-
boro, Pa. delivering the dedicatory
sermon. The entire congregation will
have part in the act of dedication.
At 8 pm. the pipe organ will be
dedicated. A brief address on "The
Ministry Of Music" will be given by
Rev. Mr.. Kent, followed by an organ
recital by Gene Stewart, concert Or
ganist.
The evening service. at 7:45 o'clock.
will be service of dedication of self.
The preacher for this service will be
Rev. w. C. Benshoff, who will also
conduct a two-Week dedication re-
vival, beginning Immediately follow
ing dedication day.
Basement Dedicated in 1927.
The basement unit of the present
structure was completed and dedi-
Gated in 1927. The total cost of the
building approXimateS SIS 1000.
The building is of Colonial type
architecture of about the year 1850
The exterior construction is of hand
made brick and Indiana limestone.
The windows are of cathedral glass
The main entrance is expressive of
a Palladian feature of architecture
The interior is typical of early
churches in this country, with ball
Cony on three sides supported by
white columns. The ceiling above the
balcony is vaulted. whereas the ceiling
above the main part of the audito-
rum is gently curved.
Baptistry Artistic.
The pulpit end of the auditorium
IS slightly recessed with a shell mo-
tif. The central curtains in the
recess open to disclose the baptistry,
the beauty of which is enhanced by a
painting of the Jordan River, copied
from an original photograph. The
organ openings are screened by metal
grillS. with no pipes showing.
The church floor is cork, to deaden
sound and to aid in the acoustical
effect. The radiators are concealed
in small alcoves which have been pro-
Vided for the same. The interior is
painted a fat white and very pale
yellow. The lighting fixtures inside
are especially noteworthy and are of
the period of the church design. The
pews are also of the period, with
painted raised panel ends.
The pipe organ is a Mohler two
manual instrument with full set of
chimes.
The building was designed by James
w Adams and built by A. c. Minnix
Evening star., 1935-03-23
DR.. H. w. SNYDER TO GIVE
THIRD LENTEN SERMON
"Geography-His Kingdom" Will
Be Topic of Discourse at st.
Paul's Lutheran.

"Geography-His Kingdom" will be
the theme of the sermon tomorrow
morning at st. Paul's Lutheran
Church by the pastor, DR. Henry w.
Snyder. This will be the third in a
series Of five diScourses on THE
School Of Life" presented during Lent.
At the evening service the topic will
be Complete Separation"
The union service Monday evening,
participated in by Lutheran churches
of the city, will be held this week at
ST Pauls and will be addressed by
DR.. G. Lenski.
The Chevy Chase community serv-
ice Thursday evening will be neld at
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
the speaker being Right Rev. Robert
z. L. Strider, Episcopal Bishop Of
West Virginia.
Evening star., 1935-03-23
French Services.

At the French service at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at pm. Rev. Andre Frank
Liotard will speak on "L'Action Tri-
omphante" Wednesday evening the
French congregation will hold So
cial, beginning with brief business
session at 8:l5, and continuing with
program of entertainment at 8;45.
The special Lenten services Thurs
days at 4:45 are being continued.