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ANOTHER MILITIA
INCREASE COMING
Third Boost in Personnel Is Ex.
pected During Year
1898

Although the National Guard has
had two increases in strength during
the past two years, the chief of the
National Guard Bureau has recon-
mended that q third increment be
called into being during the fiscal
year, 1888 The addition Of these
men. through funds provided by Con-
gress, Is rapidly bringing the Guard
OF the country up to a very large
force. While many units have been
provided in the tables Of organization
as forces which will be needed in the
event Of an emergency. there have
never been enough funds to mobilize
and pay them. However. in the past
two years Congress has been generous
in its appropriation for increasing the
volunteer fighting forces.
In the event this third increment
IS authorized, the following units,
now existing only on paper, will be
brought into being: 1o1st Quarter
master Regiment and 118th Quarter
master regiment, each minus one
company; Medical Department De-
tachr1ent, 118th Quartermaster Regi-
ment; Headquarters Company, less
the Division Quartermaster Platoon,
1l9th Quartermaster Regiment, Medi-
cal Department Detachment, 10th
Quartermaster Regiment; Sd Battal-
ion, less Company F, Of the same
regiment; Medical Department De-
tachment and Headquarters Company,
less the Division Quartermaster Pla-
toon, Of the 104th Quartermaster
Regiment; the Medical Department
Detachment and the Headquarters
Company, less the Division Quarter
master Platoon. Of the 1O4th Quarter
master Regiment; Sd Battalion, 104th
Quartermaster Regiment, Medical De-
partment Detachment and Headquar-
ters Company, less the Division Quar-
termaster Platoon, of the 105th Quar-
termaster Regiment; Sd Battalion,
less Company F, 113th Quarter
master Regiment; Medical Depart
ment Detachment. Headquarters Com
pany, less the Division Quartermaster
Platoon and the Sd Battalion, less
Company E, Of the 107th Quarter
master Regiment; Sd Battalion, less
Company E, Of the 108th Quarter
master Regiment; Headquarters I'd
Battalion and Sd Battalion, less Com
pany E, of the 109th Quartermaster
Regiment; Sd Battalion, less Company
E, Of the 10th Quartermaster Regi-
ment; Medical Department Detach-
ment and Headquarters Company,
less the Division Quartermaster Pla-
toon, Of the 109th Quartermaster Regi-
ment; Company c, 109th Quarter
master Regiment; Sd Battalion, 120th
Quartermaster Regiment; Medical De-
partment Detachment, and the Head
quarters Company, less the Division
Quartermaster Platoon, of the 115th
Quartermaster Regiment: Medical De-
partment Detachment; Sd Battalion,
and Headquarters Company, less the
Division Quartermaster Platoon, OF the
ll6th Quartermaster Regiment.
The whole set-up calls for s6 new
officers and s31 enlisted man.
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W. c. T. u. NEWS

Mary Pollock Union met at the
home Of Mrs. Ida Ladd, 1927 Q street
southeast. After luncheon the meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Elsie Talbert. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Jean Graves.
Mrs. Ethelyn Smith brought the
news Of the Young Peoples Union and
their plans for q rally. She also
stressed the young peoples evening
service during the worlds convention
next Sunday evening. Mrs. Ladd
reported on the Loyal Temperance
Legion and their plans for . medal
contest.
Mrs. Marlin Is . new member.
lexington Union met at the home
Of Mrs. John Rogers, IS Fourth street
northeast, Tuesday. Luncheon pre-
ceded the meeting. The president,
Mrs. Franklin L. Adams, presided. The
devotional service was in charge Of
Mrs. Fred Ehling.
Mrs. Lulu Fowkes was made q life
member and also one new member was
reported. Plans for the world con-
vention in June were discussed.
John Rogers. jr., gave vocal selec-
tions, accompanied By Mrs. Sears.
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Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Vacation Lodge will open June I,
with Miss Charlotte King as the
director.
Holiday hours will be observed May
81: Food Service Department open
from $3.50 am, 1872 and ST pm;
6l4 E street cafeteria will be closed:
health education closed.
Committees meeting this week: K
Street House, Tuesday, IL; Strong
residence, Wednesday, 10: Kamp
Kahlert Council, Saturday, pm.
Chevy Chase Chapter will hold its
annual June luncheon at the home
Of Mrs Harold E. Doyle June l at
1890 pm.
The Hospitality and Fellowship
Committee will have Chinese dinner
Tuesday at pm, with Mrs. Ching
Chong Hung as honor guest.
A tri-city conference will be held
by the Annapolis, Baltimore and
Washington staff June at Camp
PaWatinika on South River.
Wednesday Club Of GA E street will
meet June 2 at 3 pm, with Mrs.
James w. Anderson hostess.
Girl Reserve Glee Club members
will rehearse Tuesday at 4 pm. in
stead of Monday The club Is pre-
pairing a program for the closing
banquet of the Girl Reserve Depart
ment June H.
Eastern High School Girl Reserves
will entertain at a banquet in honor
of the graduates and retiring officers
Wednesday at pm.
Members of the Bon Secour Club.
Girl Reserves of Central High School.
will hold banquet Friday at pm.
at the Y. w. C. A.
The final rehearsal of the Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club preceding the an
nual Spring Concert June 3 is called
for Tuesday at pm. On June 10
the club will have its annual banquet.
The annual trip to Natural Bridge.
Va. conducted by the Educational and
Industrial Departments, h scheduled
June 10 and 20.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

The annual memorial services will
be held tonight at the First M. p
Church, Fourth street between E and
G streets southeast, at 7:45 o'clock
Special exercise will be conducted by
the State Council. The memorial ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. A. F. T.
Raum, pastor OF the church, and there
will be special music by the choir
Members are requested to meet In the
lecture room and march into the
church in a body.
Triumph Council celebrated its for
tieth anniversary at the Northeast
Masonic Temple with a program OF
entertainment and party last Thurs
day evening. This council has four
surviving charter members-J. W.
Schwenk, Louisa Schwenk, Francis
Kress and Fannie Joyner State and
national officers and committees were
ohicially received by Mrs. katherine
Freeburger, councillor.
The address Of welcome was made
by State Inside Sentinel Mrs. Marie
Stephenson. Mrs. Katherine Free
burger and Mrs. Stephenson read
"reminiscences Of the institution of the
council.
A quartet from the Ninth Street
Christian Church also entertained.
Betsy Ross Council celebrated its
tenth birthday anniversary with a
banquet May 10. National and State
Council officers We're special guests.
The instituting State councillor, Mrs.
Julia Delano, now Of Virginia, and
Associate State Councillor Pearl Wolfe
assisted the organizer, Mrs. Maude A.
Wine. Mrs. Blanche Whipp, coun-
cilor, presided. Prayer was offered
by State Councillor Josephine c. Her.
bert.
Kenmore Council celebrated its
twelfth anniversary Wednesday eve
ming. The honored guests were the
State officers. Mrs. Mae Ames, first
councillor, was given first honors in
cutting the birthday cake. Charles H.
Miller asked the blessing. The coun-
cilor, Mrs. Myra Fort, presided.
Pride of Washington Council held
nomination of officers. A party was
held Thursday evening at Northeast
Masonic Temple, sponsored by the
chairman of the Good Of the Order
Committee. Mrs. Lillian Martin
talked on an Ada Christy dinner, to
be announced at future date.
Fidelity Council held first nomina-
ton Of officers. A party and social
was held.
Past Councillor Mayree Daley an
nounced . dance at Mclean Parish
Hall, Va, June S, from to IL PM.
Election of officers will take place
June Z.
Mrs. Edna Hayward. member OF
the State body, conducted brief ses-
sion of Mount Vernon Council Nomi-
nation of officers was concluded and
election will be at the next meeting.
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YANKEE DIVISION

The Yankee Division Club of
Washington will gather at Arlington
today at 10 am. to decorate the
graves Of all former comrades of the
26th Division, and. to attend the
special services which will be held ut
the grave of Maj. Gen. Clarence R.
Edwards, wartime commander Of the
26th Division. Following the services
the members will 60 to the Capitol
to place a wreath on the statue of
Col. Jack Greenway.
The club will hold a meeting at
8l5 Fifteenth street, on Wednesday
evening. Final plans for the pill
grimage to Portland, Me-, to attend
the national convention Of the Yankee
Division Veterans Association. June
rs, 26 and ~, will be made.
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Order of the Eastern Star

Matron Kimmel. The president, Mrs.
Mary Nay, announced an invitation
extended by Past Grand Patron Kelley
and Mrs. Kelley to visit Tall Timbers"
and "Nora's Ark" on June 27.
Mizpah Chapter is scheduled to
make tour through the electrical
dairy farms in Virginia June for
the benefit of the chapter. Buses
leave the Masonic Hall, 1910 Wiscon-
sin avenue, at o'clock and return
around 4:30 pm. All guests will be
served with q refreshment. Make
you reservations with Minnie Stuart
as soon as possible.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of VIII
liam F. Hunt Chapter held q card
party and luncheon last Tuesday.
The chapter celebrated mems
night" Thursday. A card party was
held Friday.
Mrs. Rose Gentner, matron Of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an
nounces the degrees will be con-
ferred Thursday evening. The chap
ter celebrated their eleventh birthday
anniversary May 20. A pageant, Time
Marches On" was presented by the
past matrons and patrons. Solo by
Charles Haycraft Of Lafayette Lodge
Chapter. Gifts from the past ma
irons and patrons were presented to
the matron and patron. On june 2
the Ways and Means Committee will
meet with Mrs. Hutchison. The
Evening Bridge Club will meet June
8 with Mrs. Hilda Aiken The Eve
ming Club with Mrs. Anna Foreman,
Acacia Chapter was honored on the
occasion OF It's sixteenth birthday
anniversary, May 18, by the grand
matron,. grand patron, Past Grand
Matron Brasheers and Past Grand
Patrons Brasheers and Lewis and the
officers and members Of Gavel Chap
ter.
At the meeting Of June l, degrees
will be conferred.
The Star Point Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ftzgibbon, 1923
Ogelthorpe street, June 3, with As
sociate Matron Fletcher and Matron
Gibson as hosts.
The home board will have q card
party June IL at the home Of Asso-
ciate Conductress Romer, 1912 First
street.
Ruth Chapters meeting June 7 has
been designated as Associate Matron
and Associate Patron night. Asso-
ciate Grand Matron Helen Robbins
and Associate Grand Patron Harry
Schmidt and the associate matrons
and patrons will be guests OF honor.
A program is being arranged.
Last Monday evening. members
went to Buckeystown, Md, fer a
picnic supper and barn dance on the
farm Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsburg Of
Frederick, Md.
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10. O. F. NEWS

Golden Rule Lodge will entertain
Relay Lodge. Relay, Md, at their
meeting Tuesday evening, when Relay
Lodge degree team will confer the
first degree on class of candidates
from Golden Rule Lodge and Bright
wood Lodge.
Committee on Arrangements for the
annual moonlight excursion on the
steamer Potomac July have distrib-
uted tickets to the representatives.
Columbia Lodge will confer the
third degree Thursday on class Of
candidates from Amity and Bright
wood Lodges.
The fourth annual memorial and
pilgrimage to Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier in commemoration Of de-
parted members of the order will be
held at pm. June l3. Neighboring
Jurisdictions will participate. Thomas
G. Andrews. deputy grand sire, Okla
homa City, Okla, will place wreath
on the tomb and deliver the principal
address.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge was paid an
Official visit May 20 by Cora H. Kincer,
president Of the Rebekah Assembly.
accompanied by the other officers Of
the assembly, Grand Master Donald
son and other Grand Lodge officers,
Grand Patriarch Hefley and Maj.
Becker, department commander, Pa
triarchs Militant.
Certificates Of perfection we're pre-
sented to Ella B. Thornton, Martha
Goode and Lois Etchison. Mrs. Mary
M. Dement, read paper on the life
Of Miriam which had been prepared
by S. N. Mallory. degree director Of
Dorcas Lodge. A demonstration of
features of the degree work was pre-
sented by Mrs Elsie Frederick, Martha
Goode, Florence Pyle and Evelyn
Lynn.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs.
Estelle Gates, accompanied at the
piano by A. Naomi Cooper. Refresh
ments were served.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY

Presidents of the 10 local chapters
Of the Delphian Society will assist In
| receiving at the annual luncheon next
Saturday at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs.
Evelyn Bright Buckley Of Gamma
Chapter and general chairman for
the luncheon, will present these pres
idents, as follows: Mrs. Theodore A.
Huntley, National Capital Chapter;
Mrs. George M. Norris, Columbia
Chapter; Mrs. Pearl r. Friede,
Gamma Chapter: Mrs. Margaret
Fuller, Delta Sigma; Mrs. George A.
Lilly, George Washington Chapter;
Mrs. Edwin l.. Davis, Alpha Zeta; Mrs.
William E. Clark, Roosevelt Chapter;
Miss Barbara Sutter, Theta Tzu zeta;
Mrs. Alexander Wylie, Iota Phi Delta,
and Mrs. William Arthur Shannon,
Kappa Sigma.
Mrs. Myrtle U. Hargrave Of New
York City, general director Of the
Eastern Division, will be guest Of
honor. Another guest from New
York will be Mrs. Edith Roberts. field
secretary. 1t is expected Delphians
from Baltimore, Hagerstown and
Cumberland. Md, and from Rich
mond, Norfolk and Suffolk, Va, will
attend.
Mrs. George M. Norris, 1913 Eighth
street, Is chairman OF reservations
Miss Barbara Sutter Is chairman of
hostesses.
Mrs. Esma Maybee entertainment
chairman, will present Miss Pauline
E. Oak, who will give a series Of
dramatic character sketches in cos
tune.
Columbia Chapter met May 20 to
reorganize for a three-year course
and elected Mrs. Frank M. Stuart
president; Mrs. w. w. Spaid, vice
president; Mrs. K. D. Jacob, secre-
tary; Mrs. James G.. Yaden, treas
urer, and for Seminar Board, Mrs. c.
M. Jansky, chairman: Mrs. Charles
Kades and Mrs. Weick.
1ota Phi Delta Chapter was enter
tanned for lunch by Mrs. Elmer PETER
at Brownleys. After lunch they went
to the Folger Library and were con-
Quoted through by DR.. McManaway.
The last meeting Of the season will
be held Thursday, with Mrs. H. H.
Hulbirt, vice president, presiding.
Mrs. Elmer PETER will be the leader.
The Spanish drama, Three Judg-
ments at Blow" by Calderon, will
be studied. Resumes Of the acts will
be given by Mrs. Curry. Mrs. Hutton,
Mrs. 1ngle and Mrs. Spire.
Theta Tau zeta Chapter closed its
fourth-year program Monday. The
topic was Literary Figures of the
Late Renaissance" with Miss Kath-
crime Doherty as leader. Miss Grace
Meyer gave discussion on "Villon,
Father of French Poetry; Miss Ger
trude Upon, "Villon's Ballads; Miss
Estelle Anthony, "Gargantua" Miss
Lucy Omohundro, "Montaigne"; Miss
Barbara Ann Sutter, "Montaignes
Essays; Miss Mary C. Williams
Thomas More; Miss Iva Menefee,
utopia"
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. F. x. Johnston; vice
president, Miss Grace Meyer; secre.
tary, Miss Gertrude Upton; treasurer,
Miss Mary c. Williams; Seminar
Board, Miss Iva Menefee, chairman;
Miss Barbara Ann Sutter and Miss
Katherine Doherty.
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Continued From Page D-5.)
with play, Lady Masons." on
May 20.

with play. Lady Masons." on
May 20.
Fidelity Chapter will celebrate its
23d birthday anniversary June 3.
Dancing and refreshments. The grand
officers have been invited and espe-
cially the association of 1897. Past
grand matrons and patrons will also
be present.
The matron will have q bingo
party and Hoover demonstration at
her home, 1923 Lamont street, on
June / at 1890 pm. There will be
prizes and refreshments.
The Home Board will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Anne Riley, 1919 D
street northeast, at 1890 pm. June
8. The hostesses to assist her will be
Past Matron Mrs. May Johnston and
Mrs. G. Norris.
The grand matron and grand patron
were guests Of Cathedral Chapter at
its last meeting for an initiatory
ceremony.
The Cathedral Bellies will be enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. Marion Hat
ton, 2l00 Minnesota avenue southeast,
assisted by Mrs. Margaret Thompson
and Mrs. Evelyn Right.
The matron, Mrs. Elinor S. Kozel,
will entertain the home board Thurs
day, assisted by Mrs. Edith L. Young.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association met with Miss Lois Wells
at the Evangeline Hotel. Past Matron
Hazel Kephart was elected president.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday evening with Matron Char
lotte E. Spencer and Patron William
D. Elicit presiding. The annual picnic
will be held June II, grove "a, Rock
Greek Park.
The eleventh annual dinner of the
Veterans Association was held Mon
day evening at the Continental Hotel.
Thirty applications were received for
membership. Eighteen years member
ship constitutes eligibility. Esther Y.
Cross, president; F.. Frank Kimmel,
vice president, and Leila j. Cooke,
secretary, were reelected and Flora
E. Campbell was made treasurer.
Cards and games concluded the eve
ming.
The Secretaries Association will
meet at the home of Mrs. Cora Yowell,
4444 Alton place, June S, with Mrs.
Miriam Lewis and Miss May Hull
assisting.
Matron Ruth H. Newcomer an
nounces the meeting OF Areme Chap
ter June 2 will be children's night. A
program has been arranged.
The 1884 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation met May % at Mizpah Chap
ter hall. The group will attend the
picnic June 6 at the Summer home
of Past Grand Patron and Past Grand
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JOBS DAUGHTERS

Bethel No. received its charter.
It also celebrated grand visitation
and initiation. Among the many dis
ttnguished guests were Mrs. Wallace,
grand guardian, and Mr.. Dunham,
associate grand guardian.
Those initiated were Sara Moody,
Ada Roberts, Myrtle Reed, Myrtle
BARLEY, Helene Lewis and De Lena
Ruby.
The drill team had as its guest last
Monday evening Mr.. MacConnell,
drillmaster of Bethel No. /. The drill
team is planning to be in the field
day exercises at Griffith Stadium
June 5.
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Bacas, 1926 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.
Bethel No. elected the following
10 serve on the Bethel Committee for
the next six month: Betty Reynolds,
Rosa Robbins, Margaret Yeager,
katheryn Blankenship and Dorothy
Lee Johnson.
The choir met at the home of Edna
Earl Webb May 81, when the follow
Ing officers were elected: President,
Rosa Robbins; vice president, Doris
Proudley; secretary, Kathleen Wild
mayer, and treasurer, Grace Cudmore.
The new officers on the newspaper
staff are: Editor, Betty White; assist
ant editor, Margaret Wrathall; pro-
duction, Kathleen Widmayer; adver-
tising, Julie Ellen Lawrenson; busi-
ness, Rosa Robbins, and circulariza.
tion, Doris Kluge.
Drill practice will be held Thursday
night for final preparation for Ma
sonic and Eastern Star field day,
June 5.
Installation OF officers and a dance
will be held June S.
The elected officers Of Bethel No
2 are as follows: Honored queen, Mar
garet Blumenauer; senior princess
Audrey Newman; junior princess, Vir-
ginia Haight; guide, Marirose Man
ming, and marshal, Florence Fleming
The drill team presented an exhi-
bition for Mount Horeb Royal Arch
Lodge last Tuesday.
- The choir went to Glsp Echo Park
yesterday.
A Dramatic Club meeting will be
held June at the home of Mary Nc
Neil, 223 Rittenhouse street.
There will be no drill rehearsal to-
morrow, but 1t will be held Thursday
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STATE SOCIETIES

The annual meeting OF the Ala
bama Society Of Washington will be
held Thursday at 8 pm, at the
Willard Hotel for election Of officers.
Mr.. E. K. Mcdowell, president, has
appointed the following members to
serve on the Nominating Committee:
Col. A. r. Brindley, chairman: Miss
Frances Youngblood, Mrs H. O.
Sargent. Miss Edna Clay, osce NJ
Bentley. Mrs. r. A. Winston and
Louis r. Do Mov3
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SEMINARY HOLDING
ITS GRADUATION
BaCCaIaureate Sermon Be.
ing Heard This Afternoon
at Mount Vernon.

commencement week Of Mount
Vernon Seminary and Junior College,
which began yesterday, will mark the
close Of the sixty-third year of ono
OF the Oldest schools for girls in tho
country.
Rev. Oliver J. Hart Of st. Johns
Church will preach the baccalaureate
sermon at 5 o'clock this afternoon In
the school chapel
The commencement address We'd
nesday morning will be given by DR..
Roswell Gray Ham, president elect Of
Mount Holyoke College, now associate
professor of English literature at Yale
University and executive fellow OF
Jonathan Edwards College at Yale.
Graduates of the Junior College are:
Mariana Adair, Atlanta, Ga; Nancy
Andrews, Fort Thomas, Ky: Carolyn
Brine, Washington, D. c.; Helen
Buchsbaum, Spring Lake, N j.; Eliza
beth Cox, Morgantown, w. Va: An
nette Cross, Kansas City. Mo: Vir-
glnla Davis, Tacoma, Wash; Gertrude
Dlckey, WatertoWn, N Y; Domini
Dunn, Rye. N. Y; Lily Fleming, Lake
Forest, nj; Martha Fowler. Knox
vile, Tenn; Nancy Hagny. Wichita,
Kans.; Jean HatheUay. Greenwich.
Conn; Lois Holmes, Oak Park, H.;
Elinor Ingraham Bristol. Conn;
Martha Lane, Westtown, Pa; Louise
Lewis, ST. Louis, Mo: Phyllis Lisbon,
Newtonville, Mass; Katharine Nash,
washington, D. c.; Laura Ripley,
Grand Rapids Mich, and Elizabeth
Waddlngham, WatertoWn, N. Y.
| Graduates Of the secondary school
are Patricia Bacon, Bronxville, N. Y:
Gene Baker, Keokuk, Iowa; Laura
Beach, Riverside, Ill; Joyce Bonner,
Buchanan, Mich: Lesley Burchen,
Washington, D. c.: Barbara Callan,
San Antonio, Tex; Gladys Carter,
Washington, D. c.; Jean Goodwin,
Coxsac ackie, N. Y; Ann Hawley, Be-
thesda. Md; Marcia Hersloff, Easton,
Md; Janet Howe, Scarsdale, N. Y:
Betty Martin, Rochester, N. Y: Ruth
Paul, Washington, D. c.; Elsie Sillcox,
Watertown, N. Y: Neva Sloan,
Toronto, Canada Elizabeth Stephen
son, Columbus, Ohio; Margaret Truitt,
Norfolk, Va; Marcella Ungar, Miami,
Fla; Laura Wheeler, Pasadena. Calf.
and Charlotte Ziesing, Wayne, Pa.
The commencement play. Arms
and the Man." by George Bernard
Shaw, will be given tomorrow evening
under the direction of Miss Edith
Madeline Mack. The cast Of the play
includes Virginia Davis, Gertrude
Dlckey, Shirley Dove, Elinor Ingra.
ham. Virginia Lathrop, Lucille Lear
month, Laura Ripley and Gertrude
Smith
Commencement Program.
SUNDAY. MAY 80.
| . m m.-Baccalaureate service Sermon
| oy Key. Oliver J. Hart, D. c.. St. Johns
$50, p.m.-cloister supper for parent.
| OF graduating students
| pm.-Class songs
MONDAY, MAY 81.
| II a am;-Closing and graduating e1.r-
clses OF the preparatory school
,o4 10 20 pm.-Reception to fourth
| $50 m.-Commencement play. "Arms
ana the Man by George Bernard Shaw.
TUESDAY. JUNE l.
am.-Senior class exercises.
| pm.-Class luncheons
o'oo pm'-freble Clet Club Concert
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ..
1870 a,m.-Graduatins exercises.
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NATIONAL UNION

Victory Council will hold special
meeting Friday when members of the
winning team in the bowling league
will be presented with individual
prizes. Friend Trupp will be in
charge of other entertaining features.
United Council made plans for the
Summer campaign. District Manager
A. S. Brown is securing candidates
for the class ceremonial
Events this week are: Tuesday, Ex-
ecutive Board, SOL washington Loan
IL Trust Co. Building; Friday, Victory
Council, Pythian Temple.
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Woodmen Circle.

Willow Grove will hold a memorial
service Tuesday instead of June IN
the Northeast Masonic Temple at 8
o'clock, to commemorate the memory
Of seven members who died during the
year. All Woodmen welcome.
The Imps Club was guest of Mrs.
Laura May Anderson last Wednes-
day night Mrs. John Sanders Of New
London, Conn, was guest OF honor.
A poem was read and some needle
work displayed. Refreshments were
served
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The Maccabees.

National Tent and Martha Wash
ington Hive will hold their annual
memorial services Tuesday evening
In Pythian Temple w. O. Hayes,
State manager OF Baltimore, and Rev.
Smith Of Silver Spring. Md, will be
the speakers. All are invited.