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Evening star., 1936-08-16

The definitions:
HORIZONTAL.
!. Juice of plant.
f. Father.
g. A huge animal.
g. Meadow.
TO- Elephants tusks.
r. Location of a law case.
13. Utilized.
IS. Night letter (abbr).
16 Toward.
IT, Kitchen police (abbr).
VERTICAL.
!. To exchange for money.
2. A beverage.
g. Food enjoyed by elephants.
4. Covered with hard surface.
5. Soon.
7. Shelter for bees.
s. Elephants snout.
IL. A sharp bark.
IA. Therefore.
Another animal forms the center of
Our word diamond. The second word
IS a problem in addition, the third
means places to keep valuables, the
fifth is pithy, full if substance, and
the sixth is cunning Can you finish
the diamond?
Evening star., 1936-08-16
RIDDLE ANSWERS.

I. Because her son (sun) never
sets. 2. A clock. 8. A beehive. 4.
A Sharp Major. 5. One steps up stairs
and the other stares UP steps.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
Puzzles

HAVE you seen a circus this Sum-
mer? If so, you should be all
set to solve this elephant crossword
puzzle.
AT THE CIRCUS.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

BUDDY stared at his father for sew
eral seconds. Then he burst into
laughter while Mr.. Long regarded him
with surprise.
whats so funny, Buddy?" he de-
manded.
Buddy stopped laughing. 1T prob
ably wouldn't seem funny to you," he
replied. But it strikes me that way.
And it serves me right. I ought to
have known better"
Mr.. Longs eyes suddenly widened.
Buddy" he exclaimed. You turned
down that offer from Colesburg be-
cause you were afraid I'd lose my Job
if you quit! That's it, isn't it? Tell
mel"
Buddy nodded. "That's it, all right.
And I ought to be ashamed of myself
for not having more confidence in you.
But I'd heard so much about you
getting by around here just on my
pase ball ability, that l actually be-
lieved it myself. I'm sorry"
Mr.. Long shook his head soberly.
Its my fault more than yours,
Buddy. I guess I was believing those
things, too. And I'm afraid that
you've lost the chance of lifetime
as q result"
At that moment Big Pete burst out
of the chief engineers Office with
yell
Buddy! I've got Sam Graham on
the phone. He wants to talk to you,
and I think everytning's going to be
okayI"
WITH q cry Of delight Buddy
w dashed into the Office and
picked up the receiver.
Hello, young fellow" he heard Mr.
Graham say. so you've changed your
mind, have you?"
yes" said Buddy, provided it's
not too late"
well, fortunately for you, it isn't.
II you're ready to sign up on the
terms we discussed, be at the Coles
burg club Office tomorrow morning at
10. Can you make it?"
Can ~" cried Buddy. 'I'n be there
with bells on"
Never mind the bells" Mr.. Gra-
ham grunted. Just have your hit
ting clothes on. We can use a few
base hits on this ball club right now.
So long, kid"
Buddy hurried out of the Office, to
be met by the delighted congratula-
tions Of Big Pete.
Graham was little grumpy at
first" Big Pete confessed. He isn't
used to having his offers turned down
by high school kids But when he
understood the circumstances fully, he
came, around"
MIR. LONG put his arm around
A'A Buddys shoulders and gave them
a squeeze. I'm certainly happy this
worked out all right" he said. I'D
have felt pretty bad if your thought
fulness for me had made you lose
your big chance. But it was a swell
thing for you to do. son, and ap-
~ CSAoC 4t
Buddy grinned. "Yeah-even If I
didn't have enough sense to realize
how valuable you were yourself around
here! Well, I'm dashing down to tell
Mike Patrick I'm leaving. I'll have to
move fast to be in Colesburg to-
morrow"
Big Pete and Mr.. Long gazed after
Buddy as he hurried out into the cor
ridor. Mr.. Long turned to the ball
player.
Hes a swell boy, Pete" he said in a
husky voice. Not many kids would
have swallowed a bitter pill like he
did, making a sacrifice like that, with
out a word of complaint"
You're telling mel" said Big Pete.
"He's one in a million. And just
watch him go. now that he S got his
| chance. If he dosen't make the big
| time inside of three years, this old
soup bone of mine is a better pitch
| ing arm than Dizzy Dans!"
THE END.
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DON'T PICK UP THIS BABYh

Y r AVE you ever baby cry to be taken up
and held? How it can yell! The baby isn't
very old, but ~ pretty wise, and it remem-
L bers that it has cried before and been taken
up Therefore it does it again, while poor mother
and father wiring their hands
Now, the strange thing is Nat h the baby hadn't
been humored the first few times it cried like that.
it wouldn't cause all this trosS'e. 1t would know
that showing its temper with aYw lusty yells would
do no good.
q 4, tha hahu left in
Evening star., 1936-08-16

We
try Immediately the baby stars raising fuss
would with tie bunch or read
a doing that wok
is the first
realizes bluff it Won't
that its fuss will quit
heny never be control afterward.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

yXIARDEN-What's your name. and
.' occupation?
Prisoner-My name is Spark. I'm
an electrician and I was sent up for
assault and battery.
Warden-Hey, Gerard, give this man
0 nice dry cell.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
B u F F LO

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3
From a buffalo We go to a bear.
Can you guess these ten words that
shyme with bear?
|. An animal.
2. Another animal.
3. To rip.
4. A trap for catching animals.
5. To fix.
6. To state.
7. A signal light.
s. An exposition.
9. Animals den.
10. A long look.
-
Blacken all the spaces containing
any letter in ELEPHANT, and you
will have the picture of an animal.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

MSeic.
MILLER-Ive jAt spilled water all
over the table.
Burns-That makes It pool table.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

pellers from thin slivers of pine, Is
inch wide by IA inches long.
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By ". Boyce Morgan.
INSTALLMENT V

NNO AhA1h1vL4NK "
- IDE by side, Big Pete and Buddy
rushed into the engineering de-
partment. In one corner of the
room they saw a knot Of mea
Evening star., 1936-02-29
DR.. PIERCE LISTS
MARCH SERMONS
"Paths Toward God" Gen.
eraI Subject of All Souls
Unitarian Minister.

DR.. Ulysses q. B. Pierce, minister
of All Souls (Unitarian) Church, an
nounces a course of sermons during
March on the general subject. Paths
Toward God" The titles are: March /,
1.-THE Path of Science; March 8, THE
Path of Philosophy; March Is, 1.-THE
Path Of Art; March %, 1.-THE Path
of Social Action" and March 29. THE
Path of Fellowship" S. Alden Fnckel,
cellist, will assist the regular musical
staff at the service on March !.
Prisons to Be Discussed.
Prison conditions in Germany and
Russia will be discussed at the meeting
of the Adult Glass in connection with
the Church School at 10 am. San
ford Bates, director of Federal prisons,
will be the leader.
Randall Jones of the National Parks
Service, will give a talk, illustrated by
colored slides, at $50 pm, on Bryce
and Zion Parks" Supper is served
from to pm. At the motion pic
ture hour at 1880 the feature will be
Farmer Takes Wife"
At dinner meeting of the Laymen's
League Thursday the speaker will be
DR.. Warren Reed West of the School
Of Government, George Washington
University. A church party is sched-
uled for Friday afternoonsand evening.
At the foreign language cinema
March 7 the feature will be "Grun ist
die Heide.' This evening the French
film Camille" with Yvonne Prin-
temps, will be shown.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
DR.. PERKINS TO OPEN
LENTEN SERMONS
Everlasting Strength" Subject
at Universalist National
Memorial Church.

Everlasting Strength" suggested by
Martin Luther's famous hymn, "A
Mighty Fortress Is Our God" is the
subject of DR.. Frederic w. Perkins
sermon at the Universalist National
Memorial Church tomorrow at II
o'clock. It is the first of q series of
Lenten sermons on Messages From
Great Hymns" Other hymns and
subjects will be Nearer, My God. to
Thee" "The Uplifting God" March 8;
20 Master, Let Me Walk With Thee,
"A Workers Prayer" March Is; "How
Firm a Foundation" The Sure Foun-
dation," March %; 20 Love That Wilt
Now Let Me Co." RELENTLESS Love, "
March 20: "All Glory. Laud and
Honor" The Kingly Christ" April S,
Palm Sunday.
DR.. Owen r. Lovejoy of the Youth
Commission Is scheduled to appear be-
fore the adult forum of the church
school at 10:15, discussing "Organiza-
tions Working With Youth" At
o'clock the Universalist Players will
have business meeting.
At the Optimist Club Tuesday eve
ming Miss Edith Drake of Pasadena,
Calf, will give a dramatic reading
and Interpretation, "He Came Seeing,
based on the Biblical story of Christ's
healing the blind man.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
B. Y. P. U. News

A federation board meeting will be
held at Central Union Mission Tues
day.
The Devotional Life Commission
will sponsor breakfast club at Pet
worth Baptist Church March 8, ISIS
to $50. Register by March 3.
Miss Margaret Wagy Of the Steward
shin commission will have charge OF
the meeting at Calvary tomorrow. The
meeting will be preceded by tea In
Burial Hall at 5.
Raw Kennerly and the Devotional
Life Commission will present the pro-
gram at Petworth tomorrow.
A cabinet meeting Of the Centennial
B. Y. p. U. will be held at the church
Wednesday.
The Devotional Life Commission,
with Dorothy Ryan as leader, will
present the program at Bethany. which
win be In the form Of trio Of debates.
The Sunday evening service ut First
will be In the form Of . Seth Parker
meeting, with 'Friendliness" as the
theme, led by Elizabeth Atterberry OF
the Fellowship Commission. On Wed
nesday evening win be . business
meeting at the church, preceded BY
the several commission meetings.. On
Thursday evening DR.. Weaver Will
continue his lectures on 'sWhat Bap-
lists Believe"
Edgar speiden, jr.. and the Devo-
tional Life Commission will present Q
program at the Home for Incurables
tomorrow at ; pm.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
EPISC0PALIANS TO HOLD
CORPORATE COMMUNION
Church-W Wide Observance Called
to Mark Anniversary of For
ward Movement,

"The Episcopal Church will hold a
church-wide corporate communion
March l to mark the first anniversary
of the Forward Movement" according
to DR.. Oliver j. Hart, rector of St.
Johns Church and a member of the
Forward Movement Commission.
The commission has issued the fol-
lowing call:
"A year ago we began with church.
wide corporate communion when in
our Lords presence we besought Him
to lead us in His way; to turn. follow,
learn pray. serve, worship and share.
In uncounted thousands of lives our
Lord has been answering that prayer.
Let us gather again, remembering one
another in the communion of saints.
to give hearty thanks for all that God
has done for us. And let us beseech
Him to give us constancy and new
vision and. above all, love.
'Dscipleship is the loyalty of a sin
gle life to our Lord We need even
more than that. We need the unity
of the spirit: to be knit together in
the fellowship of Christ's holy church.
Let us pray for that: for oneness in
Christ. to be one body in holiness, in
faith, in work. in prayer, in love"
All the Episcopal Churches in WASH
ington will participate in this nation
wide corporate communion.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
JESUS IN RELIGIOUS LIFE
TO BE SERMON THEME
Rev. ]. Adrian Pfeiffer to Install
Officers and Vestry at Close
of Service.

"Jesus in Our Religious Life" will
be the theme of Rev. J., Adrian
Pfeif1er, pastor of Takoma Evangelical
Lutheran Church, tomorrow. This Is
the second in a series of sermons
on the general subject Jesus in Our
Lives Today"
At the close of the service, install
lation services for officers and vestry-
men will be held. The new officers
are: President, Phil johnson; vice
president, John Souder; secretary
Charles Lustig; treasurer, j. j. Gruen-
baum; building fund treasurer, Fred
Waterholter; benevolence treasurer,
William Rupertus; financial secretary
Wayne Potter, and vestryman, Virgil
Souder.
The second Lenter service will be
held Wednesday with Rev. Gerhard
H. Lenski, pastor of Grace Lutheran
Church, preaching. Rev. Pfeiffer will
appear in the pulpit of Grace Church
that evening.
On March 8 at pm. Miss Ger
trude T. Barker. religious dramatist,
will present the dramatization Of
Joseph, the Man of the Hour"
Evening star., 1936-02-29
CALVARY BAPTIST
SERIES TO START
"0n the Way to the Cross
Is General Theme of
New Sermons.

Rev. w. S. Abernethy, pastor Of
Calvary Baptist Church, will give the
first in q series on the general them,
"On the Way tos the Cross" in his
sermon entitled "The Compelling
Power of the Cross" tomorrow morn
ing. At the evening service he will
give the fifth in the series on 'Iife's
Strange Paradoxes-We Grow Rich
When We Become Poor"
Miss Marguerite Marlowe will be
in charge of the Junior Church serv-
ice tomorrow at IL O'Clock. assisted
by her class OF girls.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
Fellowship tea" will be held at s
o'clock tomorrow in Burial Hall.
The Primary Department officers
and teachers will meet Tuesday at
7:3o pm.
The Wilbur Class will hold q busi-
ness and social meeting Tuesday eve
ming in Baker Hall.
The group leaders will hold sup
per meeting at 6 o'clock Thursday
with j. @. Buzbee presiding.
Mrs. U. s. Lyons will give the third
talk in the series of Birds Eye Views
of the Mission Fields Thursday eve
ming. Contrasts and Beginnings OF
the Work in South India" will be her
special theme.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
NEW HYMNALS
TO Be DEDICATED
Covenant.First Presbyterian
Will Hold Service
of Praise.

At the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning the con-
gregation will celebrate a service of
praise in the dedication and presen-
tation Of the new hymnals. DR.. A. ],
Mccartney will present the sixth of
his series of sermons under the gen
eral theme. Sermons on the Way"
His topic will be: "Naaman's Handi-
cap-Growing in Grace in Spite OF
Everything"
DR.. Mccartney will meet at $3.50
pm. with the young people under the
age of IS years, who are preparing
the communion on Easter Sunday
morning. At pm. the young peo-
pie meet in the chapel for tea and
social.
On Thursday at S o'clock is a serv-
ice IN preparation Of communion
which will be celebrated next Sunday
morning. DR.. Mccartney will speak
on "All Through the House With
God-Sacred Room Of the Bible.
After the service q dinner will be
held at $50 followed at O'Clock by
a meeting of the session, the Sunday
school officers and teachers meeting
and other meetings held on this night
once a month.
The All Corners Mems Bible Clas.
will be addressed tomorrow at 9:4s
am. by r. w. Handbook of th'
United States Vocational Education
Bureau, on "Translating Vision Init
Service"
Evening star., 1936-02-29
SMITH MEMORIAL
WILL BE DEDICATED
Right Rev. Julius w. Atwood
to Ofiiciate at Services in St.
Johns Episcopal Church.

The Roland Cotton Smith memorial
pew will be dedicated, with special
exercises, March l at 4:30 pm, at
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Sixteenth
and H streets Right Rev. Julius w.
Atwood, retired Bishop of Arizona, a
personal friend of DR.. Smith, who
was rector of the church from 1902
to 1922, will dedicate the pew. The
sermon will be preached by DR.. 2. B.
Phillips, rector of the Church of the
Epiphany, also a close friend of DR..
Smith.
Others who will assist in the pro-
gram are Rev. Edward S. Dunlap. as
sistant rector from 1901 to 1927; DR..
Oliver ]. Hart, present rector, and Rev
James F. Madison, curate.
The Committee on Arrangements is
David E. Finley, chairman: Mrs Hugh
Campbell Wallace and Gen. Henry G
Sharpe.
DR.. Hart will preach the sermon to-
morrow morning on 'Discipleship."
Evening star., 1936-02-29
GUEST PREACHER
HERE TOMORROW
Rev. Pierson P. Harris to
Speak at First Congre-
qationaI Church.

Rev. Pierson p. Harris, pastor Of the
Stanley Congregational Church Of
Chatham, N. j., will be the guest
preacher at the First Congregational
Church tomorrow. His subject at the
II O'Clock service will be more Than
a Memorial" and at pm, Religion
as Re-Emancipation."
The Calvin Coolidge Mems Glass
meets at 10 o'clock. J. Arthur Winn
will be the leader Of the Women's S
Bible Glass at Gas. ...--.
The Young Peoples Society meets
at $50. Mrs. Barbara Hobbs will
lead q discussion on the subject 'For
Idle Hands to Do" Paul Gable will
lead the worship service.
The Friendly Forum will hold a
dinner meeting at $50 Monday.
Joseph Garland, assistant chief in
spector of the United States Post
Once Department will speak on ''The
Post Office Inspection Service"
The Young Women's Club will hold
a dinner meeting at Sis Tuesday
Mrs. 0eorgette Ross Howard will give
another of her lectures on current
events.
The church night supper and serv-
ice will be held Thursday at 8 pm.
Miss Eta May Russell, Juvenile Court
worker of the Federation Of Churches,
| will speak about her work.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
COMMUNION SERVICE
ON M. E. PROGRAM
Rev. R. L. Wood to Give Medita.
ton on First Communion"
at PetWorth.

A Lenten communion service will
be held tomorrow morning at Pet
worth M. E. Church. Rev. r. L.
Wood will give brief meditation on
THE First Communion" after which
a class of boys and girls, and another
group of young people will be re-
ceived into preparatory membership.
At 8 pm. the minister will preach
on ''The Experience Which Is Called
Repentance"
A meeting of the Official Board
will be held Tuesday evening at the
church.
During Lent the congregation will
unite In the study of the Gospel OF
John, and the address on Thursday
evening will carry forward the read
ing of the congregation. Next Thurs
day evening the subject will be John
and His Gospel"
Evening star., 1936-02-29
BISHOP ARRANGES
LENTEN SCHEDULE
Dean BratenahI to Preach
at Cathedral Tomorrow
Morning.

Plans for the annual observance OF
the Lenten season. which opened IN
Washington Cathedral on Ash Wed
nesday with special services IN the
Great Choir. were announced today oy
Bishop James E. Freeman.
Very Rev. G. c. F. Bratenahl, dean
of the Cathedral, will deliver the SER
mon at the celebration of the holy
communion in the Great Choir at IL
am. tomorrow. the first Sunday IN
Lent. Bishop Freeman will be the
preacher at the peoples evensong serv-
ice at 4 o'clock. The services for the
day will begin with celebration of the
holy communion at 1880 am. in the
Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy Ma
tivity.
Special Lenten preachers in the Ca
thedral pulpit will include Right Rev.
James M. Maxon, Bishop of Tennessee,
at the IL am. service on March 8, and
DR.. John c. Mockridge, rector of st.
James Church in Philadelphia, at the
same hour, March %. DR.. Douglas S.
Freeman, editor Of the Richmond News
Leader and a member of the Wash
ington Cathedral Council, will deliver
the address at the evensong service
March Is.
Special Lenten addresses to be held
in the Chapel of st. Mary Immediately
following evensong on Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays and Thursdays are announced
in accordance with the following
schedule:
Canon G. Freeland Peter on "Three
Steps in Spiritual Growth" March 3,
4 and S. Canon Raymond L. Wolven
on Christian Adventure" March 10.
II and IL. Rev. Malcolm S. Taylor,
director of evangelism at the College
of Preachers, on '"The Basis for a
Christians Life" March IT, 18 and
10. Canon Anson Phelps Stokes on
Seeing, Hearing, Following Christ. II
March "a, IS and 26. Rev. George B
Kinkead, chaplain of the College Of
Preachers. on Happiness" March 81
April / and 2. Very Rev. G. c. F
Bratenahl, dean of the Cathedral. or
''The Events of Holy Week." April T.
and 9.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
LENTEN SERMON SERIES
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW

At Christ Lutheran Church tomor-
row Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel will be-
gin q series of Lenten sermons on the
epistle of st. James. The subject will
be "The Faith That Holds Out in the
Day of Trial and Hour of Tempta-
ton" In the Lenten service Thurs
day evening he will speak on "The
Test of Public Confession. a Lesson
in the Passion History Of Christ"
A delegation from Christ Church
will attend the ordination service OF
Casimir s. David, assistant to the pas
tor, in Bethlehem Lutheran Church,
Baltimore, tomorrow evening. The
rite of ordination will be performed
by Rev. j. George Spilman and the
ordination sermon will be delivered
by Rev. j. Frederic Wencl1el.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
GO.TO.CHURCH DRIVE
PLANNED FOR MARCH
Campaign Will Be Observed in
Francis Asbury N. E.
Church South.

At Francis Asbury M. E. Church
South, plans have been made to OBJ
serve March as 60 to church month.
Rev. A. P. Shirkey's subject tomorrow
at II am. will be when Gods Cause
Succeeds" The Lords supper will be
administered. The young people will
have charge of the evening service
and will present a play, Remember
the Sabbath Day" A short talk by
the counselor will follow the play.
After the evening service fellow
ship tea, sponsored by the Junior
Department. will be served.
The Board of Stewards meets Mon
day at 8 O'Clock.
During March, from z to 7:50 pm.
each Thursday, Mr.. Shirley will teach
the book Missionary Education in
the Church." by Gates. Following
this outstanding speakers on mission
ary activities will speak. the first of
whom will be DR.. c. c. Hung, pastor
of the Chinese Church in this city.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
MONDAY SERVICES
TO BE GIVEN DAILY
Right Rev. Warren L. Rogers to
Speak at Church of the
Eninhany Rituals.

Right Rev. Warren L. Rogers Bishop
of Ohio, will be the special preacher
at the MONDAY services, beginning
Monday, at the Church of the
Epiphany. He will speak daily through
Friday.
DR.. e. B. Phillips will preach to-
morrow at II o'clock. There will be
holy communion. In the evening the
choir will render the cantata "Pen-
itence, Pardon and Peace" by Maun-
der.
During Lent there will be afternoon
services every day except Saturday at
4:45 and on all saints days and
Thursdays there will be two celebra-
tions of the holy communion, one at
7:30 am. for the benefit of those who
are employed in the Government. and
the other celebration at II o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
WEST WASHINGTON

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow Rev. Charles 3.
Austin will preach at both services.
The IL am. subject will be, sHow
Does God Help q Man to Find Him.
self." and at 8 pm, How to Win the
Unconcerned." He is preaching q
series Of 10 Sunday sermons in March
on the general theme, Good News for
All Lost Sinners"
The keynote IN the Thursday night
meetings from now until Easter will
be, with Christ After the Lost.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
have charge Of the first service In
March; theme, "Missions In the
Homeland"
/ The Lords supper will be observed
at II o'clock tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
|DR. S|zOO SELECTS
| TOPIC OF SERMON
"Where Men Find God" New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Subject Tomorrow.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning DR..
Joseph r. Sizoo will have for the sub
ject of his sermon. where Men Find
God" At 8 pm. he will continue a
series of studies on questions Jesus
asked men. His subject will be. "Why
This Fear?" Following the sermon
DR.. Sizoo will answer questions.
A communicates class Is being or
ganized in the church Bible school for
young people Of the intermediate
senior departments. DR.. Evans will
have charge Of this group.
The fellowship dinner will be spon-
sored Thursday by the Westminster
League and the Westminster Guild.
The dinner will be followed by a serv-
ice. The topic, "A Layman Looks at
Worship and Prayer" will be discussed
by DR.. Edwin N c. Barnes and Charles
A. Baker.
DR.. Sizoo will conduct his ninth an
nual series Of Mayflower Lenten lee
lures in the ball room of the May
flower Hotel beginning Tuesday at
1880 O'Clock. The general theme fol
these lectures is Religion and a
Troubled World" He will begin the
series when he will speak on Religion
and the Spirit Of Revolt" The follow
ing are among those who sponsor this
series Of lectures: Mrs. Franklin D
Roosevelt, Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes
Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs. Daniel c
Roper, Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Mrs
Albert Atwood, Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor
Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln, Mrs Cloyo
Heck Marvin. Mrs. Keith Merrill and
Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg.