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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

Encouraging reports were made on
the membership drive by Court Dis
trict Of Columbia, No. 212, at the meet
ing held at the Willard last Tuesday
evening. Rev. Edward H. Roach,
chaplain, gave talk on the season of
Advent.
The C. D. Of A. Orchestra, under
the Craftsmanship Of Miss Mary Nee
han, and under the direction of wal
ter T. Holt. will give program Of
music for the patients at the Home
for the Incurables on Thursday eve
ming.
The Entertainment Committee will
meet at the home Of Miss Augusta
Uhl, 2712 Cortland place. Saturday
evening to complete plans for the
Christmas party.
Court Forest Glen Is holding a mem
bership drive. On December IL the
newly pledged members will be in
itiated. A reception and tea will fol-
low at st. Michael's School hall in
Silver Spring. The class room. re-
Gently furnished by Court Forest Glen,
will be open for inspection at that
time. A Christmas program is being
arranged under the direction Of Miss
Marie Tubman, grand regent.
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Wednesday for election of officers.
The supper will be served at 8 O'Clock.

Chevy Chase Chapter elected the
following officers: Matron Charlotte
z. Spencer: patron. william D. Elicit;
associate matron, Jessie B. Krause:
associate patron, Arthur H. Wegner;
secretary, Mae A. Hull; treasurer,
Minna E. Spangler: conductress. Ruth
g. Tate; associate conductress, Ruth
B. Wegner, and representative for
Eastern Star Home, Myrtle L Woods.
Installation will be held December is.
The Friday Night Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. J6ne Wahl; with
Miss Nell Hamlin assisting hostess.
The matron and patron will enter
tain the officers and committee chair
men with q farewell dinner at Brook
Farm Tea House Saturday at 1880 pm.
Matron Irene Steinbraker announces
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will hold its
election of officers tomorrow evening.
to be followed by a social. The next
meeting will be installation.
Brightwood Chapter will have .
card party tomorrow at 8 pm. at the
home OF Mrs. Kissock, 500 Powhatan
place.
The matron and patron will enter
tain the officers at the Madrillon Tues
day at 7:30 dinner and dance. Thurs
day will be the election of ON
| GERS, after which there will be refresh
ments. Installation Of officers will be
December 20 at 8 p.=,., after which
there will be a Christmas party.
The Floral Committee of Columbia
Chapter will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Edith Sterling, 1900 Euclid street to-
morrow at pm. Mrs. Lily owen
will assist.
Mary NJ H. Mclean. matron of Fed
eral Chapter. announces that officers
will be elected Thursday followed by q
buffet supper.
Mrs. Anne D. Potter, matron Of
Harmony Chapter, announces the
meeting at Joppa Lodge Temple. Thurs
day, for election of officers. Supper
will be served after the meeting.
The matron and patron will enter
tain their officers December IL. In
stallation Of officers will be held at
special meeting December %.
A surprise party was given by the
officers of Esther Chapter to the
matron and patron at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Jones last Saturday
evening.
Esther's Dramatic Club elected Of
ficers as follows: Miss Eva Lester,
president; Mrs. Ruth Bowdler, first
vice president; Miss O'Donnell, second
vice president; Miss Maude Stocking,
secretary; Mrs. Cecilia Birgfeld, treas
urer; Mrs. Louise Watson, director. and
Mrs. Elsie Babcock, Mrs. Harriet Mears
and Mrs. Vina Opdycke chairman and
vice chairmen, respectively, OF the Ad-
visory Board.
The next meeting Of the Dramatic
Club will be held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Emma I. Daniels, 1887
Underwood street, with Mrs. Vina
Opdycke assisting hostess.
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Comdr George A. Williams presided
at the last meeting Of Richard J.
Harden Camp, Spanish War Veterans.
when Charles H. Appich was received
into membership by transfer from
Petit Camp. Proposed amendments
to the bylaws will be brought up for
action December II.
The last meeting Of Miles Camp,
No. !. was turned into q past COM
manders night with the following
filling offices: Charles McCaffrey,
commander; Ernest Goltz. senior vice
commander; William Stirk, junior
vice commander, and Nelson B. Dur
fee, chaplain.
The camp will elect officers De-
cember IL. The camp and auxiliary
will have q joint installation of off,
GERS at the Pythian Temple, jan
uary Z.
President Albertine Lockner pre-
sided at the meeting of Henry w.
Lawton Camp. The department pres
ident. Esther Erhardt, with her staff,
made her annual inspection.
Comdr. Charles Cohen presided at
the last meeting Of Petit Camp.
Nominations for office were made:
Commander, william De Shaso;
senior vice commander, Samuel Haw-
kins; junior vice commander, Percy
Thompson; officer Of the day, Ike
Hirsch: of1icer Of the guard, James
Mahoney; trustee, Charles Cohen.
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Order of the Eastern Star

Onicers will be elected by Lebanon
Chapter at the Masonic Temple Tues.
day evening.
Matron Julia Haslett and Patron
Harry Hayden will entertain the pres.
ent officers at q dinner to be given al
Wesley Hall Saturday.
The OfAcers' Club Of Columbis
Chapter will hold Q banquet ut thu
Admiral Club tomorrow In honor ol
Matron Ethel M. Mague and Patror
Roscoe M. Willhite.
The choir held q banquet last eve.
ming at the Dodge Hotel in honor oi
the matron.
Preceding the election of oficers
December II dinner will be served
in the chapter rooms at pm. fol
members of the chapter whose reser.
vations are received by the matron moi
later than December 10.
Fidelity Chapter at the last meeting
elected officers. Installation is De.
cember II.
The Friendly Circle will meet De.
cember 8 at the home Of Mrs. Grace
Sladen. 120 Eleventh street southeast
at 1890 pm. Mrs. Caroline Shaw
past matron. and Mrs. Rachael Tot
ten will assist with luncheon.
A card and bingo party with dane.
ing and refreshments will be given by
the oh y,t ar q, fha bo1l ~ Eo,,rf oav,t Z y
and Kenyon streeSs Hecember 10 al
8 pm.
The matron and patron will enter.
tain their officers at dinner at tht
Lotus December at pm. The com.
mittee chairmen will be among ths
honored guests.
The matron Of Bethlehem CHAPTER
Mrs. Mrytle L. Davis, announces {
dinner to its members Tuesday a
$50, followed by election of officers.
The meeting of William F. Hun
Chapter next Thursday will be cleo
ton Of officers. Refreshments will b
served.
The next meeting Of Cathedra
Chapter will be election of officers
The meeting will be preceded by tn,
usual annual supper.
The Home Board met at the hom,
Of Mrs. Kephart, 1900 Varnum street
last Thursday night, with Mrs. Bal
assisting. The Cathedral Bellies me
last Tuesday night at the home O
Peggy Burgess, 1901 L'Enfant squar
southeast, with Agnes Garner and Ev.
McLaurin assisting.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter will elec
officers Wednesday evening at tn,
chapter hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets.
The matron and patron will enter
tain their officers and committe
chairmen at a dinner dance at tn,
Kenesaw Saturday evening.
The Card Club will meet Decembe
IS at the home Of Past Matron Heller
B. Hall, SIS Oglethorpe street, Will
Mrs. Mary B. Clark assisting hostess
Brookland Chapter will elect ON
GERS Wednesday night. Refreshment
will be furnished by the past matrons
Cathedral Chapter will meet mex
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Ladies' Oriental Shrine.

su-zu Court. No. 81, held the mid
year ceremonial Tuesday in Bright
wood Temple. The session recessed
for . banquet ut the Dodge Hotel,
after which High Priestess Edith Par
sons, assisted by Elma Jenkins, mar
shal; Arlene Hines, Oriental guide;
Cola Duval and Clara Smith, cere-
monial ladies, and Capt. Lila White
and the patrol drill team, initiated q
large class Of candidates.
Donations for local Christmas dis
tribution should be sent the welfare
chairman, Sadie Jenkins, or telephone
Lincoln 1858. and they will be called
for.
The patrol drill team has completed
organization, with Lila White, captain;
Bessie Towson. secretary. and Bertha
Bromwell, treasurer.
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NATIONAL UNION

Henry c. Smale Of Chicago, presi.
dent Of the National Union Assur.
ance Society. attended the class Ger.
emonial In Pythian Temple. Morris
j. Hole, chairman of the executive
board, presided and the initiatory
ceremonies were conducted by the
United Council degree team, assisted
by Walter r. Wilkinson, tenor solo,
ist, and Arthur S. Brown, pianist.
District Manager Arthur s. Brown
had class of 20 candidates and after
the initiation q musical program was
rendered. followed by refreshments.
Events for the week are: Thursday.
National Union Duck Pin League.
Convention Hall; Friday, Scott Coun-
ell, Woodmen Of the World Hall, and
National Capital Council, 100 Eighth
street SOUTHEAST
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B. P. o. ELKS

Washington Lodge of Elks will hold
its forty-second memorial service this
evening In the lodge room, 919 H street.
A program has been arranged, includ-
ing vocal selections by Mrs. Virginia
H. Jones, contralto, accompanied at the
organ by John s. M. Zimmerman
The memorial address will be delivered
by John D. Fitzgerald, past exalted
ruler. These services are open to the
public.
Next Wednesday night there will Be
an initiation Of q class Of candidates
designated as the Father, and Son"
class, and upon the completion Of ex-
ercises, entertainment and . buffet
supper will be served. Edwin s. Fuller,
chairman Of the Selective Membership
Committee, has directed the campaign
for candidates.
On December 16 at 7:30 pm. the
lodge will hold "Old Timers d" night in
honor Of those members who have been
on the rolls rs years. A program has
been arranged, with refreshments.
Fred Berger, chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee, has made tenta-
tive plans for New Year eve party at
the club December 81. There will be
dancing, entertainment and . buffet
supper.
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TINE Board OF Managers OF the
District Of Columbia Congress
|. Of Parents and Teachers will
\ meet Tuesday at 1890 am. in
the board room of the N. e. A. Build
ing, 1901 Sixteenth street.
ference owing to the Christmas holi-
days.
The class in parliamentary law. con-
Quoted by DR.. Frances Moon Butts,
will be held Wednesday at 1880 pm.
In the State ONCE.
Mrs. Lucian Jordan, director OF the
department Of health for the congress,
will be in charge Of the sale Of tuber-
culosis Christmas seals during the
week Of December IA in Hecht's De-
partment Store. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Luman w. Doggett, Mrs. Hans
Sorenson, Mrs. Walter c. Jones, Mrs.
Audrey Rooms and Mrs. King.
There will be a meeting of all local
ways and means chairmen In the board
room tomorrow at 1870 pm. Mrs.
William A. Meyer, State chairman,
will be in charge.
Bowen Greenleaf.
The association will meet December
10 at o'clock in the Bowen School
The Executive Committee will meet
in the Bowen School tomorrow at
pm.
Madison Taylor.
The executive meeting was held
December 3. The association will
meet December 10 at pm. in the
Madison School, subject: Spiritual
Training in the Home" The speaker
will be Arthur L. Maiden Phi. D., from
the Y. M C. A. Community singing
Of Christmas carols will follow.
Edmonds -Maury.
The Executive Board will meet at
the Maury School tomorrow at 1880
pm.
Stuart Junior High.
The association will meet tomorrow
ao Pin. 4Ac pOSidHl Will CVilsAcI
Of a Chalk Talk" by Capt. Richard
Mansfield of the ninth precinct. vocal
solos by Officer Nestor. the Singing
Cop" and a talk of the School Boy
Patrol by Miss Gertrude Young. for
mer administrative principal of the
Peabody Hilton Carberry Schools
Miss S. Beller will introduce the men,
hor nS be - Do+
Benjamin Stoddert.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
night. The Executive Committee met
November 80. Stanwood Cobb will
discuss Obedience, Discipline and
Punishment" tomorrow night. Re-
treatments. served by the fourth
grade pupils, will follow musical en-
tertainment.
LAngdon.
The association met Thursday eve
ming. There was community singing
Of Christmas carols. followed by a
Christmas reading by Mrs. George
Tracy. DR.. Paul J. Ewerhardt of the
Child Guidance Clinic, spoke on Pre-
vention Of Delinquency"
Henry D. Cooke.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at lis pm.
Blow Webb.
A meeting will be held December
10 at 2:30 pm. in the Blow School.
Rev. j. F. Wenchel, pastor Of Christ
Lutheran Church, will speak on
"Yuletide Spirit in the Home" Mrs.
Mann's NTH grade pupils of the Blow
School will present a Christmas skit.
The membership drive will end at this
meeting. Mrs. K. Killinger reports
that there were 26 THANKSGIVING
baskets given out to needy families
by our schools. and that $40 was
voted by the association to be used
for student aid work by Mrs Bowling.
Langley Junior High.
The association will meet Tllesday.
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SPANISH VETERANS
TO VOTE ON LAWS
Amendment Poll to Be Taken at
December II Meeting by
Harden Camp.
Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Monday-Col. J. ]. Astor Camp,
Z pm, Stanley Hall. Henry
w. Lawton Camp, 8 pm,
Pythian Temple. Admiral
George Dewey Auxiliary, 8
pm, Northeast Temple.
Tuesday-Col. j. S. Petit Camp,
spm., 921 Pennsylvania ave.
sc.
Thursday-Admiral George Dewey
Camp, 8 pm, Pythian Temple.
Friday-Gen. N. A. Miles Camp,
8p.m.. Pythian Temple. Gen.
N. A. Miles Auxiliary, 8 pm,
Pythian Temple.
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MARINE SELECTION
BOARD TO CONVENE
Session to Choose Those for
Promotion Likely in
January.

A selection board to recommend
captains and first lieutenants for
advancement in the Marine Corps
will likely be convened in January,
officials at headquarters in the Navy
Department announced.
Col. Clayton B. Vogel assistant
adjutant and inspector who Is slated
spector about March when Brig.
Gen. David D. Porter is retired, due
to physical disability. has gone on a
trip to Florida. He was accompanied
by Lieut.. Col Alphonse De Care, in
charge of public relations at Marine
Corps Headquarters.
Secretary Swanson has written q
special letter of commendation to
Second Lieut.. Floyd B. Parks, U. s.
Marine Corps, and Pvt r. ]. Howard,
U. S. Marine Corps Reserves. for
their heroic action in rescuing an
enlisted man who had become men,
tally derranged at the Naval Air
Station, Pensacola. Fla, and was
swimming out from shore.
The officer and Howard jumped into
the water, swan out to overtake the
man, persuaded him to return and
aided him. This presence Of mind
and prompt and'fearless action" prob
ably saved the life of the man, Secre-
tary Swanson asserted.
The Marine Corps is looking for
ward with interest to the early publi-
cation Of the recommendations Of the
General Board of the NAVY on the
selection system. Secretary Swanson
is expected to reveal the contents of
this report, which is now making the
rounds Of the bureaus at the Navy
Department., around the time Con-
gress convenes next month.
Secretary Swanson has been asked
to rule that the written professional
examination, required Of second lieu
tenants graduating from the Naval
Academy, following their two-year pro-
bationary period. be henceforth elimi-
mated. Approval Of the change in
the Marine Corps Manual by the
cabinet officer Is foreseen by officials
at the Navy Department. The young
officers would be graded at the end
Of the two years on the basis of their
Naval Academy status. plus the fit
ness reports submitted by their
Superiors.
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MASONIC CLUB
TO HONOR LADIES
Anchor Organization Plans
Dinner-Mount H0reb
to Confer Degree.

President Malcolm Kerlin announces
the annual ladies' night Of the Anchor
Masonic Club will be held at the
Willard Hotel the evening Of Decen-
ber is. A program has been arranged,
which will follow q dinner in the main
ball room. The guest Of honor will
be Otto B. Roepke. grand master Of
the District Of Columbia, who Is .
member Of the club.
High Priest Herbert w. Blandy
announces that Tuesday Mount Horeb
Chapter, r. A. M, will confer the
Royal Arch degree. All Royal Arch
Masons are invited.
Kallipolis Grotto met Monday eve
ming. Monarch c. F. Armiger an
nounces nomination of officers De-
cember II, when an ofi1cial visit will
be paid by Grand Monarch John H.
MacKay Of Hamilton, Ontario. and
Grand Master of Masons Otto B.
Roepke.
Washington-Naval Chapter, r. A.
NJ, will hold a short business meeting
December 9, after which all Master
Masons will be admitted. Entertain
ment and refreshments.
Robert de Bruce Council, knights
Kadosh, Scottish Rite, held a special
meeting Tuesday night. when the
thirtieth degree was conferred
Albert Pike Consistory holds spe-
cial meeting Tuesday night for the
conferring Of the thirty-f1rst degree
and on the same night Evangelist
Chapter, Knights Rose Croix, will
meet.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Lamb
skin Club will give a Christmas party
Thursday in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie at 8 o'clock.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY


November % at the Mount Pleasant
Library. The president. Miss Iva M.
Menefee, gave a resume on The Fig
ures and Forces Which Have Shaped
Modern Europe" Miss Grace Meyer
was the leader and discussed "Chiv-
airy as Social Force" Miss Barbara
Ann Sutter gave a talk on Medieval
France: Miss Kathryn Doherty. THE
Holy Roman Empire; Miss Gertrude
Upton, England in the Middle Ages, "
and Miss Estelle Anthony, Teachers
and Preachers"
The next meeting is December II.
The Iota Phi Delta Chapter met
Thursday in Jellef1's Little Theater to
study Medieval Drama" with Mrs.
Alexander Willie presiding and Mrs.
Ernest Ingle as leader.
Mrs. Ingle was assisted by the fol-
lowing discussions: Mrs. E. r. Horton,
Decline of Roman Drama; Mrs. J
A. McAneny, Growth Of Liturgical
Plays; Mrs Carl Smith. Mysteries
and Miracle Plays; Mrs. r. L. Spire,
"Moralities"; Mrs. Earl Taylor. In
terludes"; Mrs. Grace Yerger, Folk
Drama; Mrs. w. B. Bane. EARLY
Italian Drama" and Mrs. Reginald
Geare, THE Comedia dell'Arte"
The George Washington Chapter
will meet at the Woman's City Club
Wednesday at $50 am. The subject
will be Lyric Poetry" under the lead
ership of Mrs. Carolyn Rask.
Topics will be covered by Mrs. Harry
Smith. Mrs. William Liddle, Mrs.
George Lilly and Mrs. A. B. Manly.
Assignments by Mrs. Chester Swope.
After the meeting Mrs. Otto Simon
will speak to the group and guests
on CLARA Schumann, Artist and
Woman"
Kappa Sigma Chapter will meet
Tuesday at 10:15 o'clock at the Mount
Pleasant Branch Library. Beginning
its second year with the study Of art.
the chapter program will include the
introduction to the study Of renais-
sance painting, led by Mrs. Winifred
O'Connell.
Topics discussed will cover "An-
cient Painting" Mrs. Clifton Housley;
Byzantine Painting" Mrs. M. c.
James; "The italian Revival" Mrs.
Ralph Teunis; Development Of Art
Appreciation" Mrs. T. r. Hall; "Ele-
ments of Beauty and Composition"
Mrs. George T. Shannon; "signifi-
canoe of Line" Mrs. James I. Hauff-
man: Expression of Ideas" Mrs. v.
]. Richter; Renaissance Painting
and Modern Art" Mrs. J. G. Hefty;
use Of Color by Painters Of An
tiquity," Miss Georgia Stark; rep
resentation Of Mass by the Ancients."
Mrs Fletcher C. Shannon; "Origin
of Byzantine Art" Mrs. Walter j.
Greenleaf; Roman Vogue of Mosaic
Pictures After Christianity" Mrs. w.
C. Welburn. and Journalism in Re-
ligion and Art" Mrs. Ira Gabrielson.
The National Capital Alumnae, COM
prised Of members and friends Of the
former National Capital Chapter. will
meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock in Jel-
leff's Little Theater, with Mrs. Theo-
dore A. Huntley, president, in the
chair.
"The Cradle Of the Race and Land
Of the Contract" and The Rise and
Fall Of the First Militarist Nation"
will be the subjects for treatment,
under the joint leadership Of Mrs.
p. M. Chichester and Mrs. e. Wade
Ball.
The group is devoting the Winter
to the study Of the histories and civ.
ilization of ancient countries of the
East.
Following the mornings study men,
bers and guests will be personally
conducted through the National Mu-
scum by Mrs. Ellis Logan, now q men,
Der Of the alumnae.
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MRS. ROSE JACOBSEN,
Who, tDith Mrs. Esther Solo
mon, Is arranging q formal
dance of the Washington Aur-
ilidry of the National Home
for Jewish Children In DenDer,
to be held at the Mdyfower
Hotel nert Wednesday.
A meeting of the auxiliary
tDds held last tDeek tDhen IS
netO members Uere admitted.
A social tea tDds presided ouer
By Mrs. I. Zesktnd and Mrs. S.
II. Hoonin.-Stdr Std4 Photo.
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Turkeys Birthday Party.

When Turkey celebrated its 18th
birthday anniversary, 1000 villagers
arrived In Angora On their ponies to
3oin the eeaobra*ica festivities.
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Cotton Congress.

The 1897 International Cotton Con-
Srsas win - hsld IN Cairo HUpt
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CONTINUED On Firth Pase.)
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Cathedral Chapter will meet next
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There will not be q December con.
ference owing to the Christmas holi-
days.
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The class in parliamentary law. con-
Quoted by Dr. Frances Moon Butts,
will be held Wednesday at 1880 pm.
In the State ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Lamb
skin Club will give Christmas party
Thursday in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

Southern Cross Chapter, U. ID. c.,
will have installation Of officers at a
meeting next Wednesday at pm.
ut the Willard Hotel. Mrs. Martha
Carter, reelected president at the
last meeting, will preside.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

Mrb. E6lIleSC "A. "A. Ounn WILL enCer.
tain the Richard Arnold Chapter to-
morrow Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
State regent, will be the guest of honor.
Mrs. Lily Stone of the Janet Mont
gomery Chapter of Maryland. Mrs.
Donald Earll, vice chairman Of his
torical research. and Sterling Book
oven, State chairman Of press rela.
tions, will speak.
Mrs. Clarice Gilmore, Miss Marjory
Montgomery and Mr.. Henry Barrie
will entertain with recitations.
Miss Lillian Chenowsth, state vice
regent, will entertain the members
Of Manor House Chapter at Q Christ
mas party December Is.
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, State chair
man Of Approved Schools, will enter
tain the members Of Potomac Chapter
ct . Christmas party December ..
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter will
hold q reception from 8 to II Friday
at the Grafton Studio Of the League
of American Pen Women in honor Of
the State officers.
The regent Of each District chapter.
delegates to the National Continental
Congress from the same chapters. and
members of State committees from
each local chapter have also been in
vited to be guests Of the Abigail Hart
man Rice Chapter at this reception.
Miss Marie Rice. regent: Mrs. I'd
gar Z. Good, vice regent: Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig. together with the other
STATE officers, wiz form the receiving
Line.
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Deutscher Iterarischer Verein met
November 81 at the home Of the
president, Miss Schade. Prof. r. Wer.
ner-Spanhoofd gave Q lecture ON The
German Art Song; Anne Yago Nc.
Guney, contralto, sang . group Of
German lieder and later was heard
IN arias from Wagner's "Rheingold. 4"
Bizets Carmen" and Gilbert q Sui.
livans operas. Priska Kaspar, pianist,
played compositions by Juon and
Chopin and q "shadowpicture" On the
poet Schiller. written by famous
German essayist, Herbert Gutenberg,
was well read by Anne Krueger.
Her first lecture in observance of the
one hundred and f1ftieth anniversary
of the birth Of the German composer,
Carl Maria Won Weber, was given by
the president and founder Of the We
rein. Anita Schade, November is at the
Y. w. c. A. Miss Schade will also
speak at the Weber celebration of the
Friday Morning Music Club, December
10, and give q talk on Weber before
the Business Women's Council Of the
Church Of the Covenant, December 20.
The Weber festival Of the Deutscher
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Chief .Thunderbird Real Indian

Chief Thunderbird, who has role
in support of Wheeler and Woolsey
in their new Funniest, SILLY Billies,
is full-blooded Cheyenne, known
to his tribe as No-Nu-Mah.