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Evening star., 1936-06-28
W. c. T. u. NEWS

The June meeting Of lexington
Union was held at the home of Mrs.
r. L. Spire. on Blagdon avenue, last
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. N. NJ. Pol
lock presided Mrs. Fred Ehling con-
Quoted the devotional exercises. Mrs
James Matthews reported for the
Flower Mission Department, Of which
Mrs Ida Brimer had charge this year
The death of the husband of Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams was reported.
DR.. Charles H. Butler was the guest
speaker. his topic being "Anti-Saloon
League" The membership Of Miss
Galloway was reported. Mrs. John l..
Rogers gave experiences Of her recent
trip through North Carolina.
The next meeting will be in Sep
tember.
Mrs. Catherine Gray, director Of the
Loyal Temperance Legion Of Southeast
w. C. T. u, entertained the legion
children and their mothers in her
home, $50 Fourteenth street southeast
June 70 with a program of talks by
the children and music furnished by
Hill Billies from the Joe Brown
Studios. Arch Watt served as master
of ceremonies. The legion will resume
activities next Fall.
Northeast Suburban Union held q
picnic Wednesday at the home Of the
president, Mrs. r. L. Scheff1er, 69lO
Glenbrook road, Edgemoore. Md
Lunch was served, after which mov-
ing pictures were shown by Miss Rita
Scheff1er, games were played and there
was music.
The first meeting in the Fall will be
September % at the home OF Mrs
Edna Proctor, 1927 Van Ness street.
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SORORITY NEWS

Gingham table cloths and a rowing
accordionist furnished Bohemian atmo-
sphere for the eighth annual banquet
of Delta Alpha Sorority last Tuesday
at the Shoreham Hotel. The banquet
followed initiation for Miss 10 Dell
Hall and Miss Katherine Fowler Of
Beta Chapter and Miss Norma Frye
OF Delta Chapter.
The Delta Alpha Sorority has five
chapters in Washington. Miss Eliza
beth Beach is national president. Mrs
Vesta Lynn was toastmistreSs.
zeta Chapter. Kappa Phi Delta Ma
tional Sorority, will entertain the other
chapters of the District of Columbia
at the home OF Mrs Evelyn NJ. Adams.
Arundle on the Bay. Luncheon will
be served at noon with splash
party following in the late afternoon.
Election of officers was held at the
last meeting of Mu Chapter. Tau
Beta Phi National Sorority.
The following officers will be in
stalled in September: Madeline Not
ter, president; Marie Byrne, vice pres
ident; Edna Harvey, chaplain; Dolores
Driscoll, recording secretary: Mary
Cumberland, corresponding secretary;
Helen Timke, treasurer, and Elizabeth
Irwin, sergeant at arms.
nj; raJk. naIto T anal THO
ternity, Beta Chapter. held its initia-
ton and installation Of officers at the
Mayfiower Hotel yesterday. followed by
a banquet in honor Of the new mem
bers. Miss Catherine L. Vaux. prov
ince director, presided. Miss Mary
Benton Wright, retiring president, ofi-
ciated at the initiation ceremonies.
Those initiated were Miss Geor-
gina J. Bingert, Miss Marion L. Cos
horn, Mrs. Hazel Jane Harry, Miss
Julia Benton Hopkins. Mrs. Frances ].
King, Miss Mary L. Martin, Miss Ed
win Joe Mayhall. Miss Nora o. Rentz
and Mrs. Virginia E. Wood.
Officers installed were Mrs. Nadine
Lane Gallagher, president; Mrs. Marie
r. Murray, vice president and treas
urer; Miss Dorothy G. Dorian. regis
trar; Miss Florence M. Brill, chancel-
lor. and Miss Effie c. Carlson, chap
lain.
Mrs. Gallagher will represent Beta
Chapter as official delegate at the Phi
Delta Delta national convention in
Boston. August 1922. Miss Cornelia
Hamilton is alternate.
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NATIONAL UNION

Henry c. Smale Of Chicago, presi-
dent of the National Union Assur.
ance Society, will attend the class
ceremonial in Pythian Temple July 2.
He will make an address.
A large class will be initiated by the
United Council degree team, assisted
by Walter T. Atkinson. tenor soloist;
Ralph L. Caplan, violinist, and Arthur
s. Brown, pianist. Senator j. Morris
Harrison and members from the Ball
timore Council will be present. A
musical program has been arranged
Meetings this week are: Thursday.
class ceremonial, Pythian Temple:
Friday, Victory Council, Pythian Tenn.
pie.
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Disabled Veterans Pick
Delegates to Convention
Large District Group to Attend Milwaukee
Meeting July 20-25-Ashi Indorsed for
National Commander.

THE largest representation from the
= District of Columbia ever to at
tend Q national convention Of the
Disabled American Veterans will be
present at Milwaukee during the week
Of July 20 to IS.
With the election of the delegates
from the Ace Rasmussen Chapter. the
complete slate to the convention from
the District was chosen as follows:
Ace-Rasmussen Chapter-A. Stuart
Burch, George w. Phillips, Frank
Haley, John l.. Spears, George D.
Tilghman, John N. Egense and Fred
erick Bergs.
National Capital Chapter-William
B. Covert, Theodore Lindstrom, Will
liam r. Beall, John A. Maigret, Ralph
Leonard, James r. Martin, Charles A.
Foldenauer and John J. Maroney.
Col. Charles 6. Young Chapter
Theodore Hall and Thomas H.
Toms, jr.
Rea Chapter-Howard Starr, r. L.
Chambers and Mary Anne Kennedy.
Federal Chapter-Earl G. Hendrick,
L. Harold Sothoron, E. c. Babcock and
Ralph Werner.
In addition to these delegates, there
will 60 from this city. Joseph A. Ashi,
national executive committeeman for
the fourth district; DR.. C.. Hamilton
Anderson, commander of the District
Of Columbia Department, and John T.
Chichester, department senior vice
commander.
Members OF the Ladies Auxiliary,
the National Order of Trench Rats
and relatives of the delegates also. will
attend.
As some Of the delegates will travel
by different routes it has been de-
cided that there will be no special
train but . large contingent planning
to leave here the afternoon OF July
ls is expected TO be accompanied by a
number of delegates from Maryland,
Virginia and certain Southern States.
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The majority Of the chapters In
Washington have Endorsed Joseph A.
Ashi, national executive committee
man. for national commander and he
is also supported by most of the units
that will be represented at Milwaukee
from Maryland, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, which, with the District. consti.
tute the fourth district of the D. A. v.
One of the proposals that will be
carried by this department to Mil
waukee is a resolution providing for
sponsorship by the D. A. v. of an aux
iliary organization. to be composed OF
the sons of those holding membership
in the parent outfit
Rea Chapter met Thursday at the
Moose Hall TO make the final checks
on plans OF the delegates from that
chapter to attend the convention.
Kenneth c. Bradley, member of the
staff Of the Washington Office, re-
turned last week from Chicago and
Detroit. AT Coldwater. Mich. he was
one of the principal speakers at the
annual convention of the Department
of Michigan of the D. A. v.
Department Comdr. Anderson issued
instructions last week concerning the
annual ceremonies at Arlington in
conjunction with the national conven-
ton. During the memorial service at
the convention there is a two-minute
period Of silence in honor OF the de-
parted World War men and, stimuli
taneously with this period, wreaths are
placed on the Tombs of the Unknown
Soldiers at London, Paris, Brussels,
Rome and Arlington. The ceremonies
at Arlington will be conducted by
special detail Of the District of CO.
lumbia department. while another de-
tail will at the same time place
wreath on the grave Of William J.
Murphy, past national commander. in
the name Of the national organization.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Webster Lodge will meet Tuesday
evening, Mount Vernon Lodge Wednes-
day evening and Syracusians Friday
evening.
The stockholders of the Knights OF
Pythias Hall Association at their an
nual meeting Monday evening elected
the following officers: w. A. Kimmel
president; J. Edward Wilson. vice
president; Max T. Pines, secretary;
James K. Morton, treasurer; Samuel
M. Banks, Arthur C. Smith, Edward
T. Negosta. Jesse Tucker and DR.. Fred
erick Yates, directors. Jacob Nussbaum
was elected superintendent Of the tenn
pie.
Friendship Temple will meet We'd
nesday evening, which will be the last
meeting until September 2. There will
be q social after thu meeting and re-
treatments viii be served.
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Order of the Eastern Star

Treaty Oak Chapter has called of
all meetings during July and August.
The last regular meeting Of Marl-
boro Chapter was held June l6
The annual lawn party will be held
on the lawn of the home Of Mrs.
Thomas Grif1ith at Forestville, Nd,
July 8. The annual picnic at Seaside
Park Is August IS.
The past matrons and past patrons
will sponsor a lawn party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Ent-
wistle, Forestville Nd. August 81.
The chapter has recessed during
July and August.
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WILL MARK
HISTORIC GRAVES
Plan Search for Burial
Places of Revolutionary
War Soldiers.

Plans have been made by the Com
mittee on Historical Research OF the
District of Columbia Daughters of the
American Revolution. under the chair
manship of Mrs. Lee r. Pennington.
assisted by the historians of the
chapters, to do extensive research
work this Summer on the historical
background of many unmarked his
toric spots.
Mrs. Walter Miles, historian of
Constitution Chapter, has located the
unmarked graves OF three Revolu-
tionary soldiers in Baltimore. On
them the committee plans to place the
oficial bronze marker with appropri-
ate ceremonies. An effort will be
made by the members Of the commit
tee to locate the unmarked graves in
Revolutionary soldiers but also of
wives and daughters. An official
marker designed exclusively for the
graves of wives of the Revolutionary
soldiers recently has been adopted by
the national society.
Judge Lynn Chapter entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel in
honor of the new officers.
The officers are Mrs Enoch J. Vann,
regent; Mrs. J. Wesley Buchanan,
vice regent; Mrs. Ruth S. Adams,
chaplain: Mrs. Lucille w. Watts,
recording secretary; Miss Rebecca
Riley. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
C. C. Hoffmer treasurer; Mrs. e.
bridge l. Myers. historian; Mrs. H. H.
Elliott, registrar: Mrs. Donald M.
Earll. delegate.
Emily Nelson Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Margaret r. Duvall.
Cheverly, Nd. Mrs. Duvall, Miss
Dickinson and Miss Duvall we're CO.
hostesses.
Committee chairmen who were ap-
pointed are: Girl homemakers, Mrs.
NV. Davis; national defense, Miss
Duvall; approved schools, Mrs. Gem
eny; correct use OF the nag. Mrs.
Dorsey; student loans, Miss Lyerly;
entertainment, Mrs. Curtis: gen.
citizens Of America, Mrs. Isham;
United States Congress, Mrs. Reagan;
library. Mrs. Mason; conservation,
Miss Briefly; Americanization. Mrs.
Hicks.
The meetings of the chapter were
adjourned until September.
Marcia Burns Chapter met at the
Washington Hotel with the regent.
Mrs. Minnie Ashbrook Tull. presiding
Mrs Grace L. Frederick was elected
recording secretary to succeed Mrs.
Suzanne M. Cleary, who resigned
Mrs. Gladys Kidd Millard OF the
Library of Congress spoke on Her
aldry."
Potomac Chapter, Mrs. Harry H.
Thompson. regent, held its annual
June luncheon at the Columbia Coun-
try Club Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
State regent, was the guest of honor.
Other guests included Miss Helen
Stout and Mrs. Samuel G. Waite.
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Shepherds of Bethlehem.

The last regular meeting Of Hope
Lodge was called TO order by the
commander, Mrs. Levina Schultz
necht. The commission of Mrs Mary
Abel Of National Lodge. as deputy SUI
preme commander, was presented.
She replaces Mrs. Bessie Marvel
Busse, whose commission has been re-
turned to Supreme Comdr. Mrs. Millie
Hardwick Of Hudson, N. Y.
The next meeting will be Wednes-
day night at Fourth street north
east. Mrs. Abel, assisted by the depu.
ties and past eVmmsnders, will install
the ofhces6 y
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ROYAL ARCH DAY
TO Be OBSERVED
Grand Chaplain Dr.. Palmer
to Direct Services at.
Temple Heights.

Royal Arch day will be observed at
the open-air religious services on
Temple Heights today at 4 O'Clock,
under the direction Of the grand
chaplain, DIR. John C. Palmer. The
address will be delivered by DR.. Walter
F. Smith, pastor Of the Park View
Christian Church. and J. Walter
Humphrey will direct the musical
program. Soprano solos will be sung
by Miss Mathila Heuser, with Irwin
j. Stenson as accompanist.
Members of the Grand Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons. together with the
companions of the Is chapters Of the
District Of Columbia. will be special
guests together with the oficers and
members OF the following named blue
lodges: Anacostia, Pentalpha, Albert
Pike, Justice; also members Of the
following chapters Of the Eastern
Star: Electa, Naomi. Bethlehem, Unity
and Trinity. all with their families.
The public Is welcome.
Senior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar
Jules A. Halluin Of Capitol Forest,
Tall Cedars OF Lebanon, announces
moonlight excursion July /. The
steamer Potomac has been chartered.
The Tall Cedar Band will give con-
cert on the boat prior to its sailing.
The Royal Rangers, the Tall Cedar
Chanters, the Sap Trimmers and
members OF the Royal Court will be
the special hosts of the evening
Columbia Chapter. r. A. NJ, will
confer the Mark Master degree next
Wednesday. Water NJ Bastian. pres
ident Of the District of Columbia Bar
Association. will give an address.
At the convocation Of Mount Horeb
Chapter, r. A. NJ, Tuesday evening,
the degrees of past master and most
excellent master were conferred on
Harry S. Freas, Frederick w. Kurz,
Meredith NICK. Northern. and John
w. Townsend. the ritualistic work be-
ing performed by Charles E. Coberth,
scribe, and Ellery w. Baker. captain
of the host.
High Priest Herbert w. Blandy an
nounces at a special convocation of
Mount Horeb Chapter on June 30. the
Royal Arch degree will be conferred,
after which the chapter will be in
recess until September.
The Fellowship Club of Master Ma
sons, employed at the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing have made ar
raneements with the Wilson Line for
an all-day outing and moonlight
cruise July 8, and invite all of their
many friends TO join them. For fur
ther information call Georgia $3.50.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81. will
confer the F. c. degree on Wednesday
afternoon at l O'Clock.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge will con-
fer the E. A. degree Wednesday eve
ming Junior Warden George A.
Stecklein will preside, assisted by
Junior Steward Harry S. Fowler. act
ing senior deacon.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Convict Suits Auctioned.

Convict clothes worn by murderers,
stockings of women prisoners, blank
cts and sheets from cell beds. and
even hangmen's ropes were auctioned
recently in London. They were part
Of IS tons of material collected from
81 English prisons. Much Of 1t was
bought by paper and cloth manufac-
turers.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
B. P. o. ELKS

The Orphans Outing Committee
met last Monday and elected Thomas
A. O'Donnell chairman and William
S. Shelby secretary. Chairman O'Don-
nell appointed chairmen of commit
tees. The outing will be held July
% at Glen Echo Park, Md.
The Elks' Seventy-second Grand
Lodge Convention will be held in Los
Angeles, Calf, the week of July IL.
Any member desiring to attend may
receive information from William s.
Shelby.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Betsy Ross Council celebrated its
ninth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Will
lie T. Parker presided.
The national and State officers and
committees we're welcomed. OffcerS
Of the Junior Order of United Amer
ican Mechanics and councillors Of the
various councils of the District of Co.
lumbia we're especially invited guests.
Supper was served.
Fidelity Council was presided over
by James Roach, associate councillor.
The Cackle Club presented program.
Election of officers was as follows:
Councillor, Anne Scroggins; associate
councillor. Lila Lavender; vice coun-
cilor, Byrd Cox; associate vice coun-
cilor. Mrs. NeSsmith; conductor, Grace
Wedding; warden, Margaret McNey;
inside sentinel Ethel Edwards; outside
sentinel. Frances Casalege; recording
secretary, J. Harry Howell, re-elect-
ed; financial secretary, Marie c. How
ell, reelected; assistant financial sec
retary, Miss Marjorie Jones. re-elect-
ed; treasurer. Annie Sullivan, re-
elected: 18 months trustee, Miss Clara
Haas; representatives to the State
council conventions, Mrs. Anne Scroe-
gins, Mrs. Annie Sullivan and Mrs.
Eleaor Risdon.
Mrs. Nellie Deane. associate Coun-
cilor, presided over Independent Coun-
Gil. Special rehearsals of the degree
team have been called for July / and
8, at s08 street. The councillor has
announced installation and initiation
on July l3.
At the last meeting of Unity Council
a graduation party was gi:en Miss
Dorothy Richardson and Miss Cole in
honor of their graduation from the
Eastern High School.
The last meeting of Anacostia
council was conducted by Mrs. Mary
Plumb, councillor. Deputy Harriet J.
Fairall spoke.
At the last meeting of Barbara
Fritchie Council, plans were made for
lawn party June 80 at Thirty
fourth and Bunker Hill road, Mount
Rainier. The applications of Mrs.
Annie Swingle and Mrs. Beatrice Ma
lone were presented for membership.
Mizpah Council and Potomac-Valley
Forge Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Will
give a supper July at 80s stree
at S O'Clock.
The deputies will meet Tuesday at
s0S I street.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
K, c. WILL HONOR
DR.. WILKINSON
Class Named for Leader
Celebrating 74th Birth.
day Anniversary.

Washington Council knights of Co
lumbus will exemplify the Third De-
gree to large class today at 3 o'clock
at the club house. 9l8 Tenth street.
This class will be known as the
wilkinson Victory Glass" 1t will pay
special honor to DR.. A. D. Wilkinson,
who will celebrate his 74th birthday
anniversary today and who has for "a
years held office In the council, % Of
the years being financial secretary.
This class will also climax the drive
OF the Supreme Body.
After the degree the wilkinson vic
tory dinner" will be held at the Willard
Hotel. The members of the class will
be guests of the council at the dinner.
Alfred p. Neff. lecturer. has arranged
a program Of entertainment.
Ladies' night has been arranged
for Tuesday evening under the direc-
ton of the Lecturers Committee.
A dance will be held In the club house.
In the club Wednesday evening off,
GERS of the five local councils and
members Of the State Council will be
installed. The principal address will
be made by State Deputy Walter I.
Plant OF Potomac Council. Annonce-
ment will be made that evening of the
appointment of the two District depu-
ties, who will serve with the new
State deputy.
There was meeting Wednesday
evening in the club of the Inaugural
Ball Committee, which made prelimi-
nary arrangements for the affair which
is to be held at the Indian Spring
Country Club.
The ball will be given in honor Of
State Deputy and Mrs. Walter I.
Plant, Julian T. Cromelin, grand
knight of Washington Council; DR.. and
Mrs George r. Ellis. Keane Council;
the grand knight of Carroll Council,
Joseph O'Connell, and Mrs. O'Con-
NELL Col and Mrs Thomas r. Carlin
of Spalding Council. Charles J. Con-
sidine of Potomac Council and Mrs.
Considine and faithful navigator of
Washington General Assembly, Fourth
Degree. knights OF Columbus, Frank
J. Rafferty, and Mrs. Rafferty,.
The Knights OF Columbus Band will
hold its weekly rehearsal in the club
on Tuesday evening at 8:15 O'Clock.
Washington Council will hold la
dies night Tuesday in the ball room.
Rev. Louis F. Miltenberger, assist
ant pastor of Our Lady Of Victory
Church, was guest Of the council Tues
day evening and spoke.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Gas Station Protested.

Descendants of Highland chiefs who
fought in the battle Of Culloden, in
Scotland, have protested against the
erection of . gasoline station on the
battlefield.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

MRS. FLORENCE X. LEE,
Who has just returned from
attending the Supreme Ses-
sion of Daughters OF the Nile,
in Denuer, Colo. An tnDttdtton
extended by Imperial Poten-
tate L. P. Steuart, Allen Potts,
potentdte OF Almas Temple:
and the ciuic organizations OF
Washington to this supreme
body to conuene in Washing
ton in June, 1887, iDdS ac-
cepted. Plans are under 1ody
by Samla Temple, No. 81, in
preparation tor this euent,
iDhen Mrs. Lee 1DiH adUance
to the station OF supreme
queen OF the national body.
Harris e. EtUing Photo.
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Moscow to Be Rebuilt.

Moscow Is to be rebuilt in 10 years,
according to . plan announcedeby the
Russia SoverumanA
Evening star., 1936-06-28

MRS. SUSIE SORENSON,
Who UaS installed Friday
night as senior regent OF CO.
lumbia Chapter, Women OF
the Moose.
Other officers are: Mrs.
Betty WhitehouSe, Junior
regent: Mrs. Frances Mitchell,
Past Regent Mrs. Marie
Clark, chaplain; Mrs. Ethel
Pythidn, ecOrder;: Mrs.
Marion Rdda, treasurer; Miss
LaUind Platt and Miss Ann
Ferarara, guides; Mrs.
Frances BdldtUin, sentinel:
Mrs. Louise Schroeder Argus,
Mrs. Anna Wagner, team cap
tdins, and Miss Frances Gun
ter, pianist.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Wait 40 Years to Wed.

Two people whose banns were put up
10 years ago have just married in
Poland. the wait being caused by a
quarrel among parents, the last OF
whom died recently.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
D. c.. ReserVists Expect
To Get New Training Ship
Increased Facilities for Weekend Cruises
Will Be 10O-Foot Coast
Guard Boat.
Guard Boat.

Bradford, jr., radioman, third class;
s. p. Bowes, radioman, third class;
J. w. Richards and r. G. Calvert,
radiomen, third class. The following
have been recommended as alternates:
L. w. Dickson, .radioman, third class:
c. J. Kraft, radioman. third class: H.
G. Weldon. radioman, third class.
and w. L. Smith, seaman, first class.
Certificates for the successful COM
pletion of course In aviation medi-
cine were awarded to the following
medical officers of United States Naval
Reserve:
Lieut.. Comdrs. william ]. Fordung,
Manfred j. Gerstley, Charles M. Gratz
Abraham Jablons, walter w. Lowe
and Lieut.. u. g. Lawrence A. Ger
ZACH.
Because of lack of sea experience
it has been decided not to give GER
tificates as officers in the merchant
marine to graduates of naval r. o. r
c. courses. 1t was said that the board
of Inspectors, while realizing that r.
o. T. c. graduates have had technical
training and possess considerable
knowledge Of naval tactics. they do
not have SUFFICIENT sea duty to qualify
them as officers on merchant vessels,
and 1t is not believed that their ex-
perience is comparable with that Of
graduates of State nautical school,
ships or of man who has spent three
years on the deck of merchant vessels.
The following transfers to the hon
orary retired list have been ordered ::
Lieut.. Comdrs. Edwin r. Ackerman,
Samuel M. Houston. Hugh L. Jones'
Parker H. Kemble, Arthur A. Moore
John X. Murphy and Frank W.
Sleeper. Lieuts. Ernest p. Kenney and
William J. Condor and Chief Boats
vain George r. Marks.
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Catholic War Veterans.

The Father Francis J. Hurney Post
Of the Catholic War Veterans will
meet wednesday evening in the
lsKnights Of Columbus Club.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

Mrs. Florence Bergman, matron Of
Fidelity Chapter, has called a special
meeting June 2s at pm. for initia-
ton. After this meeting the chapter
will recess for the Summer months.
The Friendly Circle will meetJuly 8
at Chapel Point, Nd. The boat leaves
the Seventh Street Wharf at 9 am.
A picnic will be given.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

The following members of the
Naval Communications Reserve Di-
vision have been recommended to the
cornmandant, Washington Navy Yard,
tor accompany the Fleet Reserve on
It's annual training cruise: j. z.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

The Knights Of Columbus Band will
hold its weekly rehearsal in the club
on Tuesday evening at BIS O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

At the last meeting of Unity Council
a graduation party was gi:e Miss
Dorothy Richardson and Miss Cole in
honor OF their graduation from the
Eastern High School.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

Theodore Roosevelt Lodge will con-
fer the E. A. degree Wednesday eve
ming Junior Warden George A.
Stecklein will preside, assisted by
Junior Steward Harry S. Fowler. act
ing senior deacon.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

At the last meeting Of Federal
Chapter the children of the members
were special guests. A picnic supper
was served by the Friendship Club in
Rock Greek Park Saturday afternoon.
The chapter will recess until Septem-
ber 10.