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Evening star., 1937-02-28
COLONIAL SCORING
LEAD DEADL0CKED
O'Brien, Kiesel Top Team.
Long Island Visits C. u,
G. w. This Week..

"OMMY O'BRIEN, eagle-eyed
long-shot artist. and Capt. Hal
KieSel, faSt-moving center, are
L tied for the scoring lead among
George Washington University's bas-
keters, each having collected 152 points
IN IL games TO date. Two more con-
tests remain on the Colonial schedule,
one with Long Island University We'd
neSday night and the other with Villa
nova College Saturday night-both on
the Tech High court
The game with G. w. Is the second
on the trip for Long Island. as it
plays Catholic U. at Brookland Tues
day night.
O'Brien, whose forte is caging the
ball from long range when points are
needed badly. has dropped in So field
goals in 1852 attempts and 26 free
throws IN As attempts. Kiesel, a great
closeup shot who usually can get away
from the opposing center due to his
exceptional speed and agility, has to-
tailed so field goals in 12l tosses and
50 free throws in 76 trips to the foul
line.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Semi-hnaI Rnnf

115-POUND CLASS-Jenkins. South
kse9lina koTer uke kSutP0nteSd %dn Hughes Citadel
la5-PoUNp CLAss-Murray. Clemson.
%sFSIsns %Sn.PSn5ed waT price e. Duke
ever colina' souts Carolina cl'1i in Anoss0t s5 q
i35cPouND CLAss-Alperstein. Mary
state; eRneiDp. Duke scored Hs teehHieat eh4iaf
Knockout over Bass North Carolina in so
sesandpp; andpoffSp fefs9nd II r9gsds ir99gsssdsS.aoo.,,
man. Wake Forest, after IT'S 4:is ofeF OF second i
round; Farrar, Duke. scored technical
kEnsoekout over Sheppard. V. p. l.. after
I55-POUND CLAss-Lempesis The Cit.
adel; scored technical knockout over Lom-
pa116S pa56SS, Mary hMa5ylanrdd rds after liz Of third
IdssPofNp Ptif fSt1Las GLAasss-Novich. North Car.
Sn %am xon sSutS 81 3rfe car6na 5R Mapn 0aDdd 41sd
AfEni aEAvYWEfGHr S1THsHH cLAss-Roeers. cita.
gel scored technical knockout over
Males. Maryland. outpointed west. Rich.
,, FINAL RESULTS.
outpolnted Roger, Duke.
lE5 P0UNDS-Birmingham. Maryland.
outpointe6 Murray. Clemson.
pointed AfpeEstefn fN8S ha4Yiand hkeiRP; Duke. OUT
l45 PoUNDS-Medomatsky. Maryland
outpointed Farrar. Duke.
155 POUNDs-Dorn Clemson. out
I6s PoUNDs%Novich. North Carolina.
outpointed Williams, South Carolina.
I;5 PoUNDs-cMatulewixz. Duke, won
BY ferfe,t v fTom on % Gormley. Maryland,
won BY technical Knockout % over Msqes: Males:
Maryland. in 1859 OF second round.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
AFTER BASKET TITLE
Five Advance to Second Round
in Tournament Under Way
at St. Johns.

r ESUM1NG q Catholic grammar
~ school basket ball tournament not
held since 1884, the first four games
of an elimination tournament being
sponsored by st. Johns College, were
played yesterday in the Vermont ave-
nue. gymnasium.
st. Gabriers, Immaculate Concep-
ton, Sacred Heart and st. Thomas
were the f1rst-round winners in the
competition which embraces 13 teams,
while st. Johns Junior High won by
q forfeit from st. Theresa. The even
tual winner will be recognized as the
unofficial parochial school champion.
Only one of the games yesterday was
breeze for the winner, Immaculate
Conception doubling the score on st.
Matthews. 32-16. St. Thomas nosed
out st. AIMS, 1917; Sacred Heart
trimmed Blessed Sacrament, 1915,
and st. Gabriel's defeated Holy Com
fOrJer l4-9
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Mild Upsets Season Card.

THE semi-final bouts in the after.
noon offered a fitting prelude
to the evening session, with several
mild upsets seasoning a peppery card.
Maryland and Duke saw two and
three fighters, respectively, wiped out
of tourney competition through i'll.
ness and the potent paws of their ad-
versaries. The Terps suffered most
through sickness, however, losing Ed
Shegogue, crack 115-pounder. who
was favored by many to win the
championship. The Blue Devils like
wise lost Al Mann, 165-pounder. who
forfeited to Novich.
Shegogue's forfeit, however, was
more costly, since he was forced to
see Roger of the rival Duke team
walk into the final round and assure
the Blue Devils of vital points.
Birmingham followed Johnny Gorn-
ley into the finals for Maryland. easily
chopping down a swarthy Gilbert
Colina of South Carolina in l minute
and 25 seconds of the first round.
Birmingham attacked Colina's nose
with his first few blows and the
Gamecock tourned and raced for lns
corner when Tom continued 10 find
the range on the battered lad.
Clemson's tough little Murray
stood toe to toe and slugged Bob
Price of Duke out Of title considera-
ton. while Rogers, Citadel heavy.
weight, reached the finals BY record
ing a second-round technical knock.
out over Dukes stubby Don Schmitt
Evening star., 1937-02-28
TROJANS GET TITLE
IFC. H. QUINT LOSES
Through With S. E. Center Loop
Play. They Await Outcome
of Rivals Two Games.

DROVIDED they can win their two
remaining games. on Wednesday
and Thursday nights Of this week. the
Congress Heights courtmen will tie
the Trojans for the second-half
championship Of the National Basket
Ball League Of the Southeast Com
munity Center. The Trojans. having
finished their schedule with a record
of eight victories in nine games,
would be declared the winner and the
team to meet Merrick Boys Club.
first-half winner, should Congress
Heights lose either game.
Clark's Service Station quint is
sitting pretty in the American League.
inasmuch as it won the first-half
title and has not lost q game 50 far
in the second half. Two hard games
remain on the garagemen's schedule,
however, Sigma Mu Sigma tomorrow
night, and Loans and Currency on
Thursday. Both rivals are right on
the leaders heels, but Clark's can
clinch the pennant by winning either
game.
Several changes have been made
in this weeks schedule which is given
below the standings.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
ARMY BOXERS CRUSH
WESTERN MARYLAND
0rtenzi's Draw With Coughlin
Gives Terrors Only Score in
71b-to-1b Defeat,
71h-to-1h D

BY the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, February 27.
-Army's varsity boxing team
defeated Western Maryland here this
afternoon. ~ to y.
Ortenzi, Western Maryland's 175-
FOUNDER, drew with Coughlin, Army,
in one of the best bouts of the after
noon for the Green Terrors' only
score Army won four bouts by de-
cision. one by knockout, one by a
technical knockout, and one by for
felt.
115 pound-Bess. Army. defeated
Grimsey. western Maryland. by decision.
125 pounds-Barksdale. Army. knocked
of the second round.
135 pound-Shanley Army. defeated
Allsire. western Maryland. technical
145 pound-Nesley. Army defeated
Benssr xmS dess sy asesSn Hn
drews Western MARYLAND by decision
l65 pound-Luper. Army. defeated
Walker. Western Maryland. by forfeit.
175 pound-Coughlin Army and Or
tenzi. Western Maryland. three rounds to
draw.
Unlimited - Isbell Army. defeated
oLeair. Western Maryland. by decision.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
AMERICAN U. BOWS
TO c. c. N. Y. QUINT
Lavender Reserves Play Most Of
Game in Which Eagles Are
Beaten, 51.19.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. February 27.-City
q Colleges basket ball squad to-
night easily scored its tenth victory
Of the season at the expense of Amer
lean University, 81 to 10.
Nat Holman used his entire squad,
the first stringers seeing action for
only about a quarter Of the contest.
Emanuel Jarmulnick and Seymour
Schneidman shared scoring honors
with points each. George Brown
was top man for the Eagles. tallying
six points before being banished on
personal fouls midway through the
second half.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Cuckeyson Made
Army Alternate

COLLEGE PARK. Md, February
27 @.-Bill GuckeySon, the
University of Maryland's all-South-
ern Conference half back. has been
given an alternate appointment to
West Point, 1t was learned tonight.
Senator George L. Radcliffe, Mary
land Democrat, made the appoint-
ment.
Guckeyson. triple-threat man
in foot ball. and basket ball, base
ball and track star, will get q
chance to take the entrance exam
nations to West Point only if the
principal appointee. whose name
was undisclosed, withdraws or fails
to pass them.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Goldfaden Is Third.
r ANKING third on the list Is Ber
GOldfaden. forward or guard

IL IN 1H1I 0II1IO OH IIIe ILsI Is bell
Goldfaden. forward or guard
whose total is 1O9 points. He has
Gagged "A field goals in los tries and
q out of 40 free throws. Jack Butter
worth, sophomore forward. is fourth
with total Of l0l points. while Milton
Mickey Mouse" Schonfeld, wheel
horse Of the team, comes next with 9S.
The Colonials have won Is out of
l8 games. scoring 1872 points to 500
for their foes. If they can defeat
Long Island, who beat them a month
ago in Madison Square Garden, they
will have equaled the best previous
victory mark in G. w. basket ball
history.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
KID CHOCOLATE SCORES.

BROOKLYN, February 81 t4'I14ttH4
Chocolate, Cuban featherweight, took
another step along the come-haEk tratfS
tonight by outpointing Jimmy Lam
caster of Wilmington, Del, in the
six-round wind-up bout at Ridgeyood
Grove. Chocolate weighed l2S, spot.
ting Lancaster half a pound. insiili"
Evening star., 1937-02-28
G. W. GOODS OUTSHOT
Rife Match Is Taken by Drexel
Girls, 496 to 4S5.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February
27.-Jean Mueller, captain of the
Drexel Tech girls rife team, kept up
her sensational scoring by posting
perfect 100 as the Dragon co-eds
defeated the George Washington
squad. 498 to 485 in a shoulder-to-
shoulder match here.
Wanda Calhoun and Barbara Rose
also scored 100.
The best visitors cards were o8s by
Esther Yanovsky and Dorothy Pickett.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
BRIDGEWATER QUINT
TOPPLES GALLAUDET
Rolls Up Early Lead to Score
44-34 Basket Ball Victory
m Home F1oor

on HOME FI00r.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
RRDGEWATER. Va. February
27-The Bridgewater cagers tri-
umphed tonight over Gallaudet. 44-34.
The Eagles got off to a good start
and were able to keep a fair lead all
during the first period, the score at
the half standing 2l-9 in favor of the
Eagles.
For Bridgewater Warren Huffman
led with 10 points Drake chalked up
10 points for Gallaudet. The Bridge
water guarding was well taken care
of by HUMP Scott.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
WILSON CLOSE VICTOR
Beats Randolph-Macon by Single
Point in Basket Ball.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, February
27. - Randolph Macon Academy's
basket ball season closed with its de-
feat by woodrow Wilson High School,
Washington, today BY a one point
margin, "a to %.
Both teams guarded well, but were
inaccurate in shooting. Randolph
Macon lost by inability to make free
goal baskets. Girard led the visitors
attack and supported Stuver's good
guarding.
Pritchard and Lyon shot three goals
each for Randolph
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Four In Relay Race,

NAVY, Duke, North Carolina and
Maryland now are considered for
another big relay event and it appears
certain that this race will materialize.
1t also should be humdinger.
There are 500 tickets at SIS cents
each. $500 at s1.1o and about 600
choice seats at Sl.65. The sl.lO seats
also are exceptionally good, as the
armory.is suited to the installation of
chairs and bleachers. The tickets now
are available at the University of
Maryland athletic Office.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Lombardo's Forehead Gashed.

.MARYLAND's supporters were
downcast when Mike Lombardo
was erased from the 155-pound class
through the medium of a forehead
cash administered by Lempesis. Lem-
pests, however, was ahead on points
and doubtless would have won the
match even had not Referee Charley
Short terminated the scrap after !
minute and II seconds of the third
round.
Nedomatsky and Farrar both romped
through their semi-flnal bouts, scor-
ing technical knockouts. Ivan clipped
James Pittman of Wake Forest with
several damaging punches in the first
round before Referee Ed Brockman
waved Pittman to his corner early
m the second round as Nedomatsky
punished him numerically.
Farrar neatly avenged a defeat suf.
fered at the hands of Guy Sheppard
of v. P. I. in the semi-fnals of the
1886 tourney, placing him among the
other defeated contestants in l min.
ute and 55 seconds of the second ses.
sion. A solid left hook crashed on
Guys jaw in the first frame and spun
him into a backward Somersault. -
Males. who fought for MARYLAND
earlier in the season at 165 pounds,
swarmed all over Mike West of Rich
mond to gain the finals through q
decision victory.
Alperstein was far less impressive in
reaching the finals of lightweight di-
vision than Kneipp, although Benny
admittedly was facing a stronger foe
in Glen Penland of North Carolina
State. whom he trimmed by a close
margin.
Kneipp, on the other hand, dropped
the slender Tom Bass of North Caro-
lima for a clean knockout after 30
seconds Of the second canto.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
H0YA RIFLEMEN BEATEN
N. c. State Takes Shoot, but Lewis
Of g. q. Is High Gun.

Although Tom Lewis Of George
towns rifle team was the high man
Of the match, the Hoyas dropped q
shoulder-to-shoulder shoot to North
Carolina State yesterday on the Hill
top range, 1.306-l,3l3. Lewis, the only
one Of the 10 contestants to get a per-
feet score, finished with a total of 275.
Georgetown will journey to Raleigh
for a return match with N. c. State in
Ayril
Evening star., 1937-02-28
WILSON TEACHERS LOSE

BALTIMORE, Nd, February 27.-
University Of Baltimore closed its sue
cessful basket ball session tonight with
q 54-19 victory over Wilson Teachers
College Of Washington.
Taking the lead early, the Bees
stood ahead at intermission by a 25-
tot margin. SUMMARY:
Evening star., 1937-02-28
IN D0so CIT o tseuu o Z f1uH MT
as
Schedule.

Tomorrow-Marvin Methodists vs.
Loans and Currency, Sis: Clark's
Service Station VS.. Sigma Mu Sigma,
9:l5. Tuesday-Trojans VS.. Sigma Mu
Sigma, tbs; Marvin Methodists vs..
O'Donnell's Restaurant, Sis; Clark's
Service Station VS.. Loans and Cur
rency, OILS. Wednesday-Congress
Heights VS.. Shamrock Cleaners, 9:15.
Thursday-Congress Heights VS.. Mer-
rick Boys Club, 8.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
HOWARD DOWNS UNION
Takes Basket Tilt on Home Floor,
81 to 81.

Howard Bisons defeated Union Uni
versjty last night at basket ball, 54
to 81. Howard gained an early lead
and enjoyed a 10-point advantage at
the half
Evening star., 1937-02-28
"Y" FLASHES GRAB TWO
Beat Westminster and Bel Haven
in Junior Basket League.

III UUHIUI OdShcC 1SdS ut.
The Y. M. c. A. Flashes won two
games yesterday in the "Y's" Junior
Sunday School Basket Ball League,
defeating Westminster Presbyterian,
26-16. and the Bel Haven Cleaners,
1925
Trinity M. E. and Calvary Baptist
were ther winners. Trinity nosing out
Salvation Army. 1913. and the Bap-
lists doubling the score on Chevy
Chase Presbyterian, 2s-14.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Maryland

Continued From Seventh Page)
title for six consecutive years. Vir-
ginia recently withdrew from the con.
ference and naturally did not COM
pete. Three times before Maryland
had finished in the runner-up posi-
ton.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
baltimore MEET
TREAT FOR FANS
MaryIand.Fifth Regiment to
Put on Snappy Affair
Saturday Night.

w YITH the Governors Mile
M and the "Oriole 600" as the
v co-features, and with Is
other events on the pro-
gram. the Maryland-5th Regiment
indoor meet, to be held in the latter's
spacious armory in Baltimore next
Saturday night, promises to be real
treat for track followers.
The fans hereabout have been hun
gering for an indoor meet for several
years. and Capitalites will flock to
Baltimore Saturday night to appease
their appetites.
Both the Governors Mile" and the
"Oriole 600" are invitation events and
the fields will be classy, but not over
crowded.
Hoyas Among Favorites.
NAVY. Duke, North Carolina
Georgetown and Maryland will
have the larger squads In the meet
and the collegiate team title should
come from this array. Duke and Navy
and possibly Georgetown should be
rated as the leading contenders.
1nterscholastic events also will draw
the leading talent from Washington
and Baltimore public high and prep
schools, and other points. Mercers-
burg Episcopal and Gilman are prom
inent among the prep entrants. An
Episcopal-Gilman relay race Is in
prospect and the schools are intense
rivals in all sports.
Georgetown is slated to figure in
the outstanding relay race with Ford
ham that may prove the biggest
thriller of the night. The Hoyas have
stepped the mile in 3:227 and Ford
ham has approached this mark closely
enough to indicate it might match it
in pinch.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Jack Dalton,a Sons Run.

JACK and George Dalton. sons Of
Jack Dalton, the Nays famous
foot ball back. will be in the 70-yard
fiat and 70-yard hurdle, respectively.
Jack Is one Of the fastest college
sprinters Of the day.
Ed Schofield. the Academys fastest
middle distance man. will run in q
special 660-yard, and Frank Tiny
Lynch will toss weights.
Alvin Peterson and Jimmy Smith
will enter the mile race. and Jeter
Isely the hurdle. Woody McCrory will
represent the Navy in the pole vault.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
M|DD|ES WILL BID
FOR TRACK HONORS
Name Strong Lineup for
Terrapin.5th Regiment
Games March 6.
NNAPOLIS. Nd, February 27.

1 NNAPOLIS Nd, February n.
n The Naval Academy will be
~ represented fully in the Uni
a versity of Maryland-5th Regi-
ment games which are to take place
in Baltimore on March 6, and will
make a bid for top honors in the
intercollegiate class.
1t was hoped that the Army and
Navy would meet in a special relay,
but the former was not able to accept
the invitation, and the Navy will COM
pete against other college teams.
The Navy quartet will be picked
from Lew Rupp, Bill Finn, Bob Cults.
John Woodruff and George Newton,
the extra man running in the 440.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

STANDING OF TEAMS.
National League,
Evening star., 1937-02-28

Unlimited - Isbell. Army. defeated
)'Leair. Western Maryland, by decision
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Royal Treasures
TOBe ShOUn at
Coronation

LONDON, April 8 Q.N.S0.
Outstanding among the London
coronation season attractions will
be an exhibition Of royal treasures
from April IL to May IS.
Over two thousand personal pos
sessions from the royal houses OF
the world extending over q period
Of hundreds of years will be on
view.
The treasures will include Queen
Elizabeth'S throne, q portrait Of q
girl painted by Queen Charlotte, a
pair Of slippers which belonged to
Anne Boleyn, Inflated wife of
Henry With, Catherine Of
Russia's christening robe, a minia-
ture glass dinner set with which
Queen Victoria used to play as q
child
Personal treasures from the pos
sessions of King George and
Queen Elizabeth will also pe in
cluded, as will a bronze lion from
the palace of the Biblical King
Darius.
For eight months families in all
parts of the world have been re-
queSted to send exhibits. The
entire collection will be insured
for over q million dollars.
Grim relics will include the
crucifix carried by Mary Queen of
Scots at her execution, a ring
worn by the executed Charles /
of England,
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BRICK SLAYER
ELUDES POLICE

LOS ANGELES, April 8 d.N.s0.
One Of the greatest manhunts in
this city's history was launched
here today as every available
policeman was ordered to concen-
trate on Q search for the mad
brickbat slayer" who climaxed a
series Of attacks with the double
murder Of q woman and her
daughter.
The entire homicide squad Of
detectives was ordered to drop
everything and check clues in the
Staying.
Since February eight women
have been attacked and three of
them killed by a powerful man
who in every case beat his victim
over the head with a paving brick
and left the brick at the crime
scene.
The climax came Sunday when
he broke into the apartment of
Mrs. Edna A. Worden, 48-year-old
writer. There he beat the woman
to death, then beat and assaulted
her 12-year-old daughter, Mar
guerite Estelle.
Before ranSacking the modest
apartment he smothered the child
to death with Q pollow, on top of
which he left the blood-stained
brick.
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WOMEN'S CLUB EVENTS

tiers Of Meeting, 7::3O
p. M, Willard.
Marietta Park Women's Club
Meeting, 8 p. M, home Of Mrs. viii
liam c. Carney, 424 Oneida Pl.
N. W.
Chapter ]. p. E. o. Sisterhood-
Meeting, 8 p. M, home Of Mrs. Ber-
nice Finn, 821 Quackenbos st.
N. w.
Montgomery County Federation
of Republican Mountaineering,
2 p. M, home Of Mrs. Gilbert eros.
venor, Wild Acres, Bethesda, Md.
Business Women'S Council
Meeting, 8 p. M, Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church.
Alpha Chapter Of the World
Caravan Guild-Meeting, 8 p. m,
Raleigh Hotel.
Ladies Oriental Shrine, Su-Zu
Court No. 21-Meeting, 8 p. m,
Brightwood Temple.
Takoma Park Women'S Club
Meeting, 1890 p. M, Town Hall
of the Fire Department Build
ing.
League Of Women Voters
Open dinner meeting sponsored
by the Department of Govern
ment and Economic Welfare, $50
p. M, Wesley Hall.
TOMORROW
Washington section Of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Juniors
Meeting, 8 p. m, Jewish Com.
munity Center.
Women'S City Club-Business
meeting, 8 p. M, 736 jackson
Place.
Xenos Club Of the Y.W.CA-|
Supper, d ancing and business
meeting, $50 p. m. "Y" head
quarters.
Potomac Chapter, D. A. r.
Thirty-fourth birthday anniver-
Sary tea, 4 to 6 p. M, home Of
Mrs. Daniel C. WalSer, 10 East
Lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
Women's Club Of Sixteenth
Street MISUNDERSTANDING, home
Of Mrs. Harry v. Lansdale. $500
Sixteenth st. N. W.
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Z DIE, 50 HURT
IN T0RNAD0ES

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 6
Q.N.SO. - Spring tornadoes that
struck over a wide area Of the
South from Texas to Georgia, left
IL victims dead and at least SO
injured today.
In Alabama, which was hardest
hit by the battering storms, four
Negroes were killed and at least
80 suffered injuries. Two children
we're killed when the storm bat
tered to pieces several tourist
camp cabins on the Selma.Mobile
highway.
Ten persons were injured by
battering rein and wind storm
that struck north Louisiana and
wrecked several houses in Verlila,
Miss.
Heavy downpours, driven by
high winds, swept Georgia. The
wind uprooted scores of trees on
the Fort Benning (GaJ military
reservation, and Columbus, Ca,
was without electric power for sew
eral hours.
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TODAY

TODAY
Columbian Women Of George
Washington University-Meeting
4 D. m. Columbian House, 2033
G Street.
Woman's National Democratic
Club-Dinner, 1880 p. M, 1926
New Hampshire Ave.
Women's City Club-Book hour,
6p M, 1856 jackson, Place.
Chevy Chase Chapter Of the Y.
w. C. A.-Open luncheon meet
ing, / p. M, assembly room Of the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
Business Women of the Y. w. C.
A.-Dinner and spring fashion
show, $50 p. m. at the ''Y" head
quarters.
Washington Branch, American
Association Of University Women
Reception In honor Of Mrs.
Roosevelt, 5 p. M, clubhouse, 1913
I Street.
Women Of the MooSe-Meeting
Of the Audit Committee, 8 p. m,
home Of Mrs. Grace CLARK, A119
Twenty-second st. N. E.
District Of Columbia Alumnae
Chapter Of Alpha Chi Omega So
rority-Meeting, 1880 D. m, home
of Miss Betty Sergeant, 2729
Chesapeake st. N. w.
Park View Women's Club
Meeting Of the executive board,
1890 p. m, home Of Mrs. Aria
Morgan, 425 Manor Place N. w.
Washington Club Of the Alum
nae Association, Woman'S College,
University of North Carolina
Meeting, 8 p. m, A. A. q. w. club
house, 1884 I st. N. w.
Instructive Visiting Nurse So
ciety-Luncheon meeting, 1890
D. M, Barker Hall.
Judge Lynn Chapter, D. A, r.
Meeting, home Of Mrs. James C.
Wilson, 3632 Window Pl. N. w.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
D. A. R.-Meeting, home Of Miss
Mary =. Hanlon, 20 Michigan Ave.
N. E.
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority
Luncheon, 1915 p. M, Willard.
D. G. Chapter, Catholic Daugh-
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DOUGLAS BAR
PRESIDENT

ARLINGTON, Va, April 8.
Commemorative Attorney Law
renee w. Douglas was elected
president Of the Arlington County
Bar Association at its annual
meeting yesterday in the court
house. He succeeds H. w. Dud-
ley.
Other officers elected are: Miss
Anna F. Hedrick, vice president,
and John. O. Mccarthy, reelected
secretary.treasurer.
The association appointed Ar.
thur c. Stickney II chairman Of q
committee on arrangements for its
annual field day, scheduled for
late spring.