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conducting, will take part in the
program.
A candlelight service will be pre-
sented by the music department Of
the Woodrow Wilson High School in
the school auditorium tomorrow at
4:30 pm.
The program is under the supervi-
sion of Mrs. Janet w. Torbert and
Hendrix Essers. Mrs. Torbert will di-
rect the Choraliers, a group of girls
chosen from the major choral classes,
the Girls Glee Club and the Major
Choral Group. Mr. Essers, former
member of the National Symphony
Orchestra, will direct the Boys Glee
Club and the orchestra.
Internal Revenue Party.
The annual Christmas party for en-
ployes of the Internal Revenue Bureau
will be held at pm. tomorrow in the
Constitution avenue lobby of the In
ternal Revenue Building A program
of Christmas music and carols will be
given by the Internal Revenue Or
chestra, Miss Maude Anderson, direc-
tor, and the Internal Revenue Choral
Society.
A Christmas pageant will be staged
by the pupils of the John Burroughs
School, at Eighteenth and Monroe
streets NE, tomorrow at IL am. Miss
Marie Turner, principal, is in charge
of arrangements.
Nearly 900 employees of the Welfare
and Recreational Association of Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds, Inc, will
hold Christmas party from to Z
pm. tomorrow in the Interior Depart
ment cafeteria. Bonuses totaling S.
900 will be distributed. F. w. Hoo
yer, general manager of the associa-
ton, explained that employees who do
not receive annual leave with pay will
benefit. The bonus Is distributed on
basis of years of service with the
association, at the rate Of 50 for each
year Of service.
Children in the nursery school at
the Florence Crittenton Home will
trim their Christmas tree tomorrow
morning and will give a program for
Santa Claus, who will arrive with their
presents.
School officials will work tomorrow
and Thursday to the music of cos
TUNED minstrels from various schools
who will stroll through the Christmas
bedecked halls Of the Franklin Ad-
ministration Building throughout the
day singing Christmas carols.
Children to Sing.
Starting at $50 am. tomorrow
children from the third division, a
white elementary school group, will
sing, to be followed later by the West
ern High School Glee Club and the
colored children from the Wormley
School.
The program Thursday will be
started by colored group from Arm
strong High School to be followed
by the Mckinley High School Glee
Club, a group from Eliot Junior High
and colored singers from the Garrison
School.
The heaviest pre-holiday airplane
travel in history is reported by the air.
lines operating out of Washington.
AL three lines have more than dou-
bled regular service, with as many
as three extra sections operating on
many trips. The recess of the United
States Naval Academy for the holidays
at 1890 pm. tomorrow will impose
record loads on the airlines out OF
Washington.
Pennsylvania Central Airlines will
operate four extra sections on its l so
schedule westbound tomorrow after
noon, all five airlines having been re-
served for midshipmen. The middies
will leave Annapolis in feet Of taxi
cabs aC 1890 to meet the airliners
here. American Airlines also will fly
extra sections all tomorrow afternoon
and evening to carry midshipmen from
the West to their homes. Eastern
Airlines already has booked IL extra
sections for Thursday and Friday,
with three extra sections operating on
the morning schedule to Miami Thurs
day. .....