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B. P. O. ELKS

Extensive preparations are being
made for the next initiation, in Feb
ruary, in honor of the grand exalted
ruler, David Sholtz. former Governor
of Florida. who will take part in the
exercises under the auspices Of Wash
ington Lodge. Edwin s. Fuller, chair
man Of the Selective Campaign Com
mittee, Is directing an intensive drive
for new members in order to have q
large class.
Joseph Riani, president Of the Elks
Bowling League. Is making tentative
plans for q bowling match between q
picked team from Washington Lodge
and representative team from the
Almas Temple. Mr.. Riani is also con-
ferring with representatives of the
knights Of Columbus and the Ma
sonic Bowling League teams with q
view to match games
wednesday night Washington Lodge
will conduct mock trial in the lodge
room, which will be presided over by
Gus A. Schuldt as chief justice.
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GIRL SCOUTS

Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, State
regent Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, will present a United
States flag to the Girl Scouts OF
Troop Tuesday at $3.50 pm. The
ceremony will take place in the GYM
nasium OF the Gordon junior High
School. Mrs. LIE Roy Barton, leader
Of Troop 8, will present Mrs. William
D. Leetch, State chairman of the Flag
Committee, who will introduce Mrs.
Haig.
A bronze plate with an inscription
on the staff Is happy reminder to
the girls Of the donors. Mrs. William
D. Leetch will give q short talk on the
use OF the flag. Preceding the cere-
mony, the Girl Scouts will give few
short sketches Of their Scout work.
Miss Eleanor June Thomas Is the
assistant leader Of Troop 8.
smong the guests will be Mrs. An
sHr. Phelps Stokes. Girl Scout COM
missioner of the District of Column
bia; Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, mem
Der Of National Board; Mrs. Henry
Flather, chairman National Girl
Scouts Little House Committee; Mrs.
J. Harris Franklin, Mrs. Proctor
Dougherty. Mrs. Martin Jones, Mrs.
Donald Richberg, Mrs. Charles Cor
lett, Mrs. J. P. Leake, Mrs. Amos
Fries, Mrs. r. Bruce Horsfall, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Woodward, Mrs
Eleanor Cummins, Mrs. Bonnie King,
Mrs. Christian Joy Peoples, Mrs C. c.
Griggs and Mrs. Benjamin Carow.
Other guests will be Miss Dorothy
Davidson, director of the District Of
Columbia Girl Scouting, and Miss
Ellen Louise Judd, field director Mem
bers of the Troop Committee, who
will attend are Mrs. William Ohler,
Mrs. William Dowden, Mrs. Randall
Fones, Mrs. William Gaskins and Mrs.
j. p. Hovey.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

Court District Of Columbia will hold
o business meeting at the Willard Hotel
tomorrow evening. followed by pro-
gram under the Craftsmanship Of Miss
Ethyl Sweet. presented by Miss Esther
Galbraith, Miss Grace Sprucebank,
Miss Catherine Hessian, Lorraine I'm
lay. Lillian Hoffman, Constance Rob-
ertson, Patsy Connor, MariGnne Nc
Carthy, Norma Jean Hungerford, Betty
Lou Breen and Wilfred Hayes and
Gordon Linke.
Tuesday evening at the Willard Ho-
tel, Archbishop Michael J. Curley will
address public meeting sponsored by
the Convert League of Court District
of Columbia. Archbishop Curley at
this meeting will inaugurate Nation
wide Catholic Daughter of America
crusade against communism. Miss
Florence Winter, chairman Of the
Convert League, will preside at the
meeting; Miss Augusta Uhl, grand re-
gent, will welcome the guests; short
talks will be given by Rev. Edward H.
Roach, chaplain Of Court District Of
Columbia, and Rev. Aloysius Burggraff,
spiritual director of the Convert
League. The Glee Club Of the Catholic
University of America, directed by DR..
Leo Behrendt, will present a musical
program.
Saturday afternoon the Junior Cath
olic Daughters will hold meeting at
the Christ Child Society, Settlement
House, 608 Massachusetts avenue, at
which new members will be initiated.
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STATE SOCIETIES

The Kentucky Society of Washing
ton will have as honor guests at its
third meeting Tuesday evening. at
the Willard Hotel, Gov A. B. Chand-
Ter and the Kentucky congressional
delegation.
In the receiving line will be Gov.
and Mrs. Chandler, Senator and Mrs.
Alben w. Barkley. Senator M. M.
Logan, Representative and Mrs. J.
Noble Gregory, Representative and
Mrs. Emmet ONeal. Representative
and Mrs. Edward w. Creal, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Brent Spence,
Representative and Mrs. Virgil Chap
man, Representative and Mrs. Andrew
J. May, Representative and Mrs. Fred
M. Vinson, Representative and Mrs.
John M. Robson, and the president
of the society, Lorenzo Martin, and
Mrs. Martin.
Dancing will begin at 10. Commit
tee chairmen include Mrs. H. Gordon
Edmonds, Mrs. Stanley F. Reed, D. e.
McQueary. Hamilton Alexander, Miss
Mae Helm, Miss Fanny r. Wathen
and Miss Leila Mae Stiles.
Officers of the society include A. o.
Stanley, jr: Mrs. r. Z. Adams and
Mrs. Hamilton Alexander, vice presi-
dents: Mrs. A. j. Kraemer, secretary;
G. B. Likens, treasurer; A. H. Tackett,
financial secretary, and Miss Olive
Dean, assistant financial secretary.
The Society Of Virginia will hold
"the Old Dominion entertainment
and BALI at the Willard Hotel to-
morrow night at Q. Moving pictures Of
Shenandoah National Park and Of the
George Washington Memorial Park
soon to be opened along the cliffs Of
the Potomac to Great Falls will be
Shown. Dancing will begin at 10. Mrs.
Richard A. Allen, president Of the
District of Columbia United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, will speak on
Lee the Father of the New South"
Gov. Peery, Lieut.. Gov. Price. Sec
retary Ickes, congressional delegation
and other distinguished personages are
expected to attend. The next two
outstanding events Of the soceity will
bc the Colonial pageant and ball. de-
picting the life Of George Washington,
to be held at the Willard Hotel Feb
ruary a., and the Jefferson enter
tainment and ball. On or about April
IL. a
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Eastern Star
Continued From Fifth Page.)

ICOQClnueQ FTOIu fuLn FdRe.J
Home Board at the Masonic Temple
at 1870 pm.
The Tuesday Evening Club will be
entertained by Miss May A. Hull,
2901 Connecticut avenue, with Mrs.
Frances B. Henry assisting hostess.
Past Matron Mae S. Purcell will
entertain the Couple Club Saturday
evening. The chapter will celebrate
its eleventh birthday anniversary Feb
ruary 2.
The ways and means party by the
officers of Fidelity Chapter has been
postponed from last Saturday until
tomorrow evening.
A card party will be held at 1923 La
mont street on Friday at 8 pm. The
officers will meet at the chapter rooms
for rehearsal on Saturday at 2.
The officers held election of officers.
with Mrs. Bertha Ockershausen chosen
as president and Mrs. Muriel Woodard
as the secretary-treasurer, at their
last meeting.
Columbia Chapter, No. IS, will con-
fer degrees tomorrow evening, with
Mrs Freddy c. De Lesdernier, worthy
matron, and Harvey Fritts, worthy
patron, presiding.
Mrs. Mary E. Eppelsheimer, presi-
dent of the Past Matrons and Past
Patrons Association, announces the
80
be held at the Admiral Club Saturday
evening, January 80, at which time
officers will be elected
The matron and patron entertained
their officers at the matron's home last
Tuesday. The Star Point Society will
meet with Mrs. M. Noreta Koch at
1921 Juniper street Wednesday eve
ming.
Lebanon Chapter, Worthy Matron
Ruth L. Hall announces q rehearsal
for degrees Monday at S o'clock at
the Masonic Temple, under direction
of Grand Lecturer NJ. E. Teachum.
The regular stated meeting Of the
chapter will be on Tuesday.
Loyalty Chapter on February will
observe homecoming for Worthy Grand
Matron Elizabeth Rhine.
The worthy grand matron has ap-
pointed Matron. Mrs Elizabeth DOrsay
grand marshal. A reception to the
worthy grand matron and worthy
grand patron. given jointly by Loyalty
Chapter, No. 81, and William r. Hunt
Chapter. No. Is, will be held Friday at
the Willard Hotel
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RED RIDER TOPIC
BY WOMAN VOTERS
Rev. John A. Ryan and
Others to Be Heard at
tuesday Dinner.

An open dinner meeting for discus
sion Of the red rider" will be held
under the auspices of the Department
Of Government and Education of the
District of Columbia League of Women
Voters, of which Mrs Edward Chaplin
Is chairman, and the Washington
Branch of the American Association
Of University Women. at the club
house of the A. A. U. W., 1884 street,
Tuesday, at $50 pm.
Rev. John A. Ryan will discuss the
effects on education of such legisla-
ton as the red rider. Miss Selma
Borchardt will review similar legisla-
tion passed in various parts of the
United States during 1885. Paul E.
Lesh will speak of the reactions of
citizens to legislation abridging aca-
demic freedom.
Mrs. Alexander Hawes, chairman Of
the leagues Subcommittee on Housing,
submitted to the Executive Board of
the District League of Women Voters
recommendations of her committee
concerning housing legislation.
Mrs. Earl Smith and Mrs. G. z.
Worthington will lead a discussion Of
vocational schools in the District of
Columbia before Mrs. Chapin's De-
partment of Education, at a luncheon
meeting at the Dennison School
Wednesday at 1890 pm.
Two matters Of importance we're
brought up at the January 1s meeting
of Mrs. r. c. Wagenet's Child Welfare
Department. Attention was called to
several bills which are being intro
duced in Congress designed to regulate
child labor. Attention was called also
to the announcement Of the National
Child Labor Committee that Child
Labor week end had been set for the
week Of January II In order to focus
attention on the child labor amend
ment, which Is up for consideration
this Winter in number of State Leg.
islatures.
Kentucky's recent action approving
the child labor amendment reduces to
II the number of States necessary TO
complete the three-fourth required to
pass the amendment.
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THE MACCABEES

National Tent, No. /, at its last re-
view, with State Manager Sir Knight
w. O. Hayes Of Baltimore, Nd, as in
stalling ofhcer, installed its officers for
the year 1887, as follows: e. C. Court
ney, past commander; william H.
Weaver, commander; A. K. Purdy,
lieutenant commander; George A.
Degenhardt, record keeper; Charles
O'Neill, chaplain: Claude Newman,
sergeant; Alexander Simmons, master
at arms; George Mitchell, first master
guard; John Rankin, second master
guard; Joseph Rollins, sentinel; George
F. Bauer, picket, and Ray F. Pifer,
trustee. After installation the Com
mittee on Arrangements, with Sir
Knight George schafer as chairman,
entertained. Maccabees from the
units in Washington and Baltimore.
Md, attended,
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Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Mrs. George U. Rose, president OF
Mount Pleasant Chapter, assisted by
Mrs. E. 3. Johns, Mrs T. H Mitchell
and Mrs. John B. Morrey. will be
hostess for the tea hour this alter
noon at 4, preceding the music hour
at 5.
The thirty-second annual meeting
of the local Y. w. c. A. will be held
at 7:30 pm. in Barker Hall tomorrow.
Mrs Harper Sibley will conduct
round table discussion on the Prob
lens of Youth" Participants in the
discussion are Mary AShby, girl re-
serve; Sarah Motley, young business
woman; Mrs. Edward K Bachschmid.
young married woman: Helen Riley.
household employe; Elizabeth Rudd.
college woman: Miss Naomi Pekme-
zian, foreign student; Elizabeth Nor
row, young professional woman; Mary
Catsoni, first generation. and Mrs.
William Foster Burdick, home woman.
Dupont Chapter will meet tomorrow
in the board room at 2:30. when Miss
Elsa M. Peterson, recently returned
from a world tour, will speak
st. Adams Chapter will meet at the
Y. w. C. A. tomorrow at 1870.
Columbia. Heights Art Club will be
in charge Of the program for the We'd
nesday Woman's Club at GA ( street
at 500.
Girl Reserve representatives from
Baltimore and Washington will meet
in an inter-city, inter-racial commit
tee meeting Tuesday at 3:45 to plan
for the Girl Reserve mid-Wipter con-
ference February 81 and % in WASH
ington. Mary Ashby, Central High
School. will preside.
Mothers Council of the Girl Reserve
Department will meet Tuesday at l AS
pm. for the first discussion of a series
conducted by Mrs. Elwood Street on
the problems of Responsibility"
Friday Nighters." group of high
school girls and boys, will meet at
the Y w. C. A. each Friday from 8
to 10 for mixed recreation.
Saturday Morning Hobby program
members will gather January 80 from
10 to 1890
The Business Women's Music Club
presents Miss Camille L. Nickerson Of
Howard University music faculty in a
program of Creole folk music on
Tuesday at $50.
Contract bridge will be played each
Wednesday at 7:15. A new class in
contract bridge for business women
will begin January %.
Mrs. Alexander B. Trowbridge will
speak on Personality" at the Xenos
Club meeting January 81 at 8. The
dramatic group of Xenos Club will
hold try-outs at Z, and the tap dancing
class under the direction of Mrs.
Homer Wills will meet at 7:30.
How the Business Women Grew
Up," given by Mrs. Caroline B.
Stephen, president Of Temple School,
is the subject Of the Blue Triangle
Club meeting Thursday at s:15. Busi-
ness girls round table on The Ameri-
can Foreign Policy" meets at Sis.
Girls and women interested in
organizing an International Social
Club under the Industrial Nationality
Groups Department will meet We'd
nesday at 8.
Girls employed in homes who are
new In Washington are especially in.
vited to tea and game hour Thurs
day from 4:30 to $50.
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P. E. O. SISTERHOOD

Chapter q was entertained ut
luncheon by Mrs. w. g. Waldo, with
Mrs. Wallace Streater, assistant
hostess. Mrs. Richard Claughton pre-
sided. Mrs. Helen Taylor Steinbarger
reviewed Margaret Hoffman's Heads
and Tales" and Cornelia Otis Skin
ner's Excuse Me, Please"
Chapter C met with Mrs. Marie N.
Brinley. The educational program
and plans for Cotley College were
discussed. Miss Mary Downey spoke
on "The Making of a Book"
Chapter d met with Mrs. Henrietta
Waring Tuesday. Founders day was
recognized by papers read by Mrs.
Leef on Music Our Founders Listened
TO-" by Mrs. McKensie on "Educa-
ton" and by Mrs. Rice on Origin" :"
The next meeting will be January ~
at the home Of Miss Elizabeth Rey-
aoldR
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REBEKAH LODGE

Martha Washington installed ON
GERS ct Odd Fellows Temple as fol-
lows: Noble grand, Miss Mae Hard
ing; vice grand, Mrs. Alice Suthard;
recording secretary, Miss Minnie
Butts; financial secretary, Mrs. Rena
Norton; treasurer, Mrs. Agnes Arnett;
warden, Mrs. Angela Heaton; con-
ductor, Mrs. Ellen Dorsey; inside
guardian, Mrs. Mary Custer; outside
guardian, william Tying; musician,
Mrs. Margaret Tying; past noble
grand, Miss Callie Pitts; four sup
porters, Mrs. Agnes Dakin. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Knight, Mrs Downie Kelly and
Mrs. Hazel Bishop.
Many of the members attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Frances Mettler,
mother Of Mrs. Sybil Will and Past
Grand Master Thomas Mettler.
A box social was announced Tor
naxt meeting, January a.
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ALMAS CLUB TO MEET

Alnas Temple Club, Inc, which Is
the business organization of Alnnas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine, will hold
its annual business meeting at the
temple clubhouse, 1915 K street, to-
morrow night at 8.
This follows the annual meeting 81
the temple Thursday, when Ara NJ.
Daniels was elevated TO the post Of
Potentate Of the Temple. succeeding
Allen H. Potts, and officers Of the lins
were moved I'D,
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Pride Of Washington Council, No.
rs, will receive State Councillor JOS
ephine C. Herbert and other State and
national officers and committees
Thursday at Northeast Masonic Tenn
Pile Progressive Councils visitation
will be held March l at Odd Fellows
Hall
The bi-monthly meeting of the Past
State Councillors Association will be
held January 29 at S08 I street.
The State Council Board Of Officers
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ethel T.
Joiner, State treasurer. 243o Rhode
Island avenue northeast, at $50 pm.
Tuesday.
John L. Burnett Council, No S, will
hold its card party at 1913 Montana
avenue northeast Friday.
Esther Council, No. 20, holds a
luncheon. including cards and bridge
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Pearson, 4118 Chesapeake street, from
IL am. to 1870 pm.
Kenilworth Council, No. 13. con-
vened January IL, when the annual
visitation was held. The State coun-
cilor. Josephine C. Herbert. her staff
of State and national officers and
committees were officially received and
welcomed by the councillor, Katherine
Willie.
Fidelity Council, No. 4. convened on
January IL, when an initiation was
held under the direction Of Drill Capt.
Mrs. Mamie Howell. Four candidates
were initiated for Goodwill Council.
No. IS: Mayfiower Council, No. II, and
for Fidelity, No. 4.
Kenmore Council, No. %, installed
officers last Wednesday evening. Dep
uty Bessie Redmiles of Old Glory
Council, No. IL, was installing officer.
All the officers elect were installed with
exception of the 18-month trustee,
Mrs Resa Wagner, who has been quite
ILL., The newly installed councillor,
Myra Fort, has appointed Miss Har-
riett GLADDEN. as chairman of the Good
of the Order Committee. Mrs. Nellie
Bell was appointed press correspond
ent. The councillor Is planning card
party for February.
The Semper Fidelis Club held its
last meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Elizabeth De Coursey, with 1s members
present. Plans were made to hold a
heart social next month. It was de-
cided to hold its next meeting at the
home Of Mrs. BERTHE Purdy, 2142 G
street.
Installation of officers at Esther
Council, No. 20, was held wednesday
evening and conducted by Mrs. Mil
dred G. Rock of the National Law
Committee. Prior to the installations
the reports Of the Auditing Commit
tees were read and accepted. The ap-
plication of Mrs. Mary Hilda Pugh for
was received. The Past
Councillors Association of this council
will hold a luncheon from II am. to
1880 pm. Wednesday at the home Of
Past Councillor Mrs. Bessie Pearson,
4118 Chesapeake street. Bridge will
also be played.
Barbara Frietchie Council, No. 81,
has installed the following officers:
Georgia Smith; vice coun-
cilor. Irene Callows; associate vice
councillor, Margaret De Velbiss: junior
past councillor, Edna Brown; associate
junior past councillor, Clara Lamphier;
Beatrice Brown; outside
sentinel, Helen Richards; assistant re-
cording secretary, Alice Sopher; 18-
month trustee, Clara Lamphier; chair
man of the good Of the order, Alice
delinquent, Daisy Smith.
chairman: Edna Brown and Alice
sopher, and press correspondent. Net
h Gather.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES

With Joseph M, Bonuso, worthy
president, presiding, the Fraternal
Order of Eagles last night initiated
the largest class this year. After the
initiation refreshments were served.
An elaborate display of entertainment
made it a gala evening.
On Tuesday, at the Eagles hall.
923 Twelfth street, a card party will
be given. Prizes are to be awarded for
the highest score. Refreshments will
be served and the Enterta inment Com
mittee has arranged splendid pro-
gram.
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JR. O. U. A. M. INSTALLS

Annual State Council Visitation
Is Planned.
Old Glory Council, Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics. with
Councillor j. H. Rock presiding, has
installed: Councillor. F. T. Reed; vice
councillor, A. T. Windsor; recording
secretary, c. H. Ridgway; assistant
recording secretary, w. M. Brown;
financial secretary, r. M. Trotter;
treasurer, G. D. Hobbs; chaplain, A.
M. Davis; warden, w. L. Dent; con-
ductor, william Nally; inside sentinel.
w. S. Doleman; outside sentinel, A. H.
Jones; trustee for Is months, A. H.
Jones. The council is making plans
for the State councillors annual State
councl visi1Atinn.
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FATHERS H0NORED
BYP.-T.A. GROUPS
All Members of D. c. Con.
gress Invited to Attend
Child Conference.

Fathers are being honored this week
by several Parent Associa-
tions throughout the city. At some
meetings the fathers themselves will
conduct the sessions
All members of the District Of Co.
lumbia Congress Of Parents and
Teachers have been invited to attend
the all-day conferences Friday and
Saturday at Wardman Park Hotel,
Area B" Child Welfare Conference of
the American Legion and allied organ
izations.
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Taft Junior High.

Fathers Night" will be observed
Tuesday at 8. Buck O'Neill will speak
on Protecting Boys in Sports by
Proper Methods in Coaching and In
struction.' DR.. Chester w. Holmes
will discuss The Homework Expert
ment at Anacostia Junior-Senior High
School" Mckinley High School Boys
Glee Club will sing group of songs
and Mrs. Nell Duree Norris will read.
Bundle days will be January 81. % and
%. Study group will meet Wednes-
day at 1:30.
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Filipino Club Elects.

The Filipino Club Of Washington
has elected new officers as follows:
President, Felix Piniera; vice presi-
dent, Gregerio Quijsuo; recording
secretary, Venancio Liberato; corre-
spending secretary. Isidro Domingo;
treasurer, Pastor vallesteros, and SER
geant at arms, Bicacio Rtllon.
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National Auxiliary President Gladys
Mooney will preside at conference
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, at the La Fayette Hotel,
tomorrow at 1870 pm. Prominent
speakers will be National Commander
in Chief Bernard w. Kearney, Past
Commander in Chief James E. Van
Zandt and DR.. F. B. Schultz Of the
National Rehabilitation Service of the
v. r. w. Mrs. Mooney plans also
to attend the sessions of the Women's
Patriotic Conference. to be held at
the Mayfiower Hotel this week.
The District Of Columbia Auxiliary
will entertain Mrs Money at dinner
dance to be held at the La Fayette
Hotel tomorrow evening. Department
President Mrs. Roberta Fawcett is In
charge Of the arrangements for the
affair and Mrs. Edna McCutchen,
senior vice president, Is general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Irene Arnold,
Mrs. Clay Keene Miller and Mrs. Ade-
laide Grant. Other distinguished
guests include Commander In Chief
Bernard w. Kearney, Past Commander
in Chief James e. Van Zandt, Grace
Davis. national secretary and treas
urer Of the v. F. W. Auxiliary, and
other national officers. Department
officials who will attend are Comdr
Col. Wallach A. McCathran, National
Council Member Edward K. Inman
and department presidents from near
by States.
Defense Post, 1857, will meet at
Klein's Tavern. 1902 Rhode Island
avenue northeast. Defense Post re-
Gently was visited by Department
David Herman. New
trustees. E W. Hunter, chairman; C.
B. Phelps and George Dawson. were
elected. Defense Auxiliary met Mon
day, January 18, at the home of Pa
triotic Instructor Genevieve Inman.
President Roberta Faw-
cett spoke.
Potomac Post will meet January 20
at Northeast Masonic Temple
Potomac Auxiliary held a dance at
Walter Reed Hospital, Friday. The
ways and means chairman, Ida Mae
Emmert, assisted by Edythe N. Dewey,
the hostess at Fort Belvoir. will hold
a party at Fort Belvoir, Va, Febru-
ary s.
United States Treasury Auxiliary an
noonces they will join with their post
in a dance to be held at Joppa Masonic
Hall at Ninth and Upshur streets,
February l3.
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WOMEN Of V.E.W.
MEET TOMORROW
National Auxiliary President,
Mrs. Mooney, to Pre-
side Here.
Meetings This Week.

Monday - Washington Post,
1903 Fourteenth street; Front
Line, MA I street.
Tuesday-National Capitol Post.
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines
Club.
Wednesday - United States
Treasury Post. Soldiers. Sailors
and Marines Club: Defense Post,
202l Rhode Island avenue north
east.
Thursday - Pot o m a C Post,
Northeast Masonic Temple.
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John Burroughs.

A bake sale will be held February 6
at the Palace Laundry. Twentieth
street and Rhode Island avenue, by
the association. Mrs. E. j. Dowling
also called for volunteers to help with
sewing. done for needy children. Miss
Marie Turner, principal of the school,
spoke.
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WheatIey.

Mrs. Florence C. Rogers, supervising
principal of the sixth division of public
schools; Mrs. M. johnson, president of
Wheatley PIT A: Mrs. Shilling,
Playground Council delegate, and Mrs
J. Selby of the Trinidad Citizens As
sociation will meet Friday to survey
this community for a location to be
suggested for adequate recreational IA
cilities for this territory.
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Edm0nds.

Plans have been completed for a
card party Friday afternoon at South
ern Diaries at 1:30 pm. Mrs. Evelyn
Small, chairman.