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Cbanin Johnny Clouse, Arnold
Corn Billy Cox. Jack English,
Manning Fisher, Ralph Hall, Rus
sell Garrett, Wiltshire Griffith,
OIin Hipps. Mack Jones, Donald
Ms,us David Keith, Kindlc Led
better, Dupree Merrill and WI!
liam Smith.
NINTH GRADE GIRLS
Homeroom 2o2-Miss Shipmnn,
teacher.
Scholarship - Dorothy Brown,
Louise Few, Dixie HolIoweii, Lou
Use Lazarus, Mary Dale Lott,
PHYLLIS Orr, Frances Smith, Sarah
Stewart. Gladys Wright, Marie
Brookshirc and Mildred Reese.
Cooperation - LcNorah Todd,
Geneva Garren, Mildred Reese,
Sara Umfleet, Evangelinc Harrel-
son, Marie Brookshirc, Sarah
Stewart, Gladys Wright, Shawnee
Spears, Frances Smith, Nancy
Love Ransom, Phyllis Orr, Pris-
ella McHamm. Dorothy Merrill,
Mary LYDIA, Mary Dale Lott, Lou
Use Lazarus, Ruth Lanning, Mary
Ellen Justus. Dixie Hollowcll,
Bculah Fisher, Eloisc Farmer,
Gladys Douglas, Louise eagle,
Dorothy Brown, Virginia Aiken
and Elaine Atkin.
NINTH GRADE BOYS
Homeroom 20l-Miss Goodman
teacher.
Scholarship - Robert Bccghly
James Burrowes, Forrest Gard,
ncr, Louis Hesterly, Rodney Keith
Carroll Lippard, Charles Morrow
David Sullivan, Murphy Wild.
and Kenneth Hinsdale.
Cooperation - Wilson Ayers
James Burrowcs. Robert Becghlcy
Billy Combs, Aubrey Dorm, Eu
gene Feagin, Henry Foster, For
rest Gardner, Thomas Hartnctt
! Louis Hesterly, Kenneth Hinsdalc
Rodney Keith, Charles Morrow
Jimmie Mcdowell, Vernon Ship
man, Bert Sitton, Charles Smitl
l., David Sullivan, Murphy Wilds
George wilkins and Russell vii
liamS.
TENTH GRADE GIRLS
Homeroom 3oS-Miss Pridger
teacher.
Observation-Disclosures Jackson
Jane Noble, Frances Brown, Lu
ION McMinn, Elizabeth Johnson
Lula Mae Loflin. Dot Thompson
Mamie Lee Presley, Thcda Nc
Call, Edith Stepp, Emmy Lol
wilkins, Carolyn Shipp, Mel
Smith and Claire Belle Rcaben.
Cooperation-Ruth Drake, Bcu
lah Ramsey, Marjorie Jackson
Ruth Hall, Ruth Johnson, Jan
Noble, Margaret Orr. Mary Camp
Ruth Brown, Frances Brown
Harriet Morley, Anne Feather
stone. Bette Powers. Eleano
,tordon, Mildred JuStus, Emm
Dill, Elizabeth Johnson, Mar
Frazier, Jeanette Fuller, Lu!
Mae Loflin, Mamie Lee Presley
Elizabeth Phillips, Jessie Parhan
Theda Mccall, Edith Stepp, En-
my Lou wilkins, Geraldine Tur
ner. Carolyn Shipp, Nell Smith
Wilma Umflect. Claire Belle Rca
ben, Edith Station and DO
Thompson.
TENTH GRADE BOYS
Homeroom 3l5-Mr. Ihaek
ston, teacher.
Scholarship-Billy Bates, Ar
thur Bennett. Hestlcy Gibbs
Frank Sanford. Brooks William
and Raymond Williams.
Cooperation 49, James Reese
Frank Sanford. Billy Bates. Clio
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PUT BEAN PATCH IN
SCHOOL GARDEN SHOW

BOSTON. (UP)--Tcachcr got
a surprise when she asked her
sccOnd-gradc class At Longfcllow
school to bring up their entries in
the school-sponsorcd homegrown
flower and vegetable competition.
Some carried flowers in vases,
others lunches of turnipS, but
Bradford Strcl. 6. wheeled in his
red cart in which. still rooted IN
their native soil, was a patch Of
Stlingbeans.
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TRUCK CRASH INJURIES 10

MIAMI, Fla. (UP)-Whcn a
Sunday outing Of negroes ended
up in a hospital here after a truck
crash. l6 of them gave the name
of Bront. They were Lockhced
Rront. his wife and II of their
children. The woman said there
were seven more little BrontS at
home who had been unable to find
places on the truck.
Christmas is celebrated in Spain
OF January 6. which is known as
the Feast of the Three Kings.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
JILL WENTWORTH, heroine
attractive debutante.
NALAN JEFFRY, hero. Ring
BARRY WENTWORTH, Jill,
stepbrother.
JACK WENTWORTH. JILL,
brother.
SYLVIA SUTTON. oil heires',
Yesterday: Mrs. Wentworth
moves aain to bring Milo Mon
tame into Jilps life. Failing, she
finds the name of Alan Jeffry in
Jilfs party invitations. recalls
with dismay that he is the poor
artist.
CHAPTER XIV
Miss Dexter, watching Mrs.
Wentworth ncrvouSly. saw her
face a dull red. She was still star
ing down at the list.
Jeffry. Jeffry. Mrs. Wentworth
was thinking. Where had she
heard that name? Oh, yes. Jill had
told her il was the name of the
young man who had Stalked by
Perkins. The young man who had
rudely demanded 70 see Jill.
SO this was the special reason.
The rude young man with the
lordly airs was the cause of JtlPS
suddenly awakened social inter-
est.
She had been dupcd by clev-
er girl. II the impudent upstart
came TO the party. Jill would have
eyes for no one else. She would
not know Milo was there. And
she had already hurt his feelings
terribly. Evidently, all she thought
of was this young man with bad
manners who wasn't even mar
riageable material.
Jill was simply a fool who
must be protected against herself.
Mrs. Wentworth scanned the
boxes. which were packed in al
phabetical precision, pulling out
an envelope here and there until
she found the Us. She could feel
Miss Dexter'S eyes upon her,
which made no difference at all.
Sometimes. she felt Miss Dexter
was not in sympathy with her.
But you didn't need sympathy in
4 subordinate. What you wanted
was service.
In a moment, she had Alan
Jcffry'S invitation safely out of
the box. Safely in her own hands.
"I'll speak to Jill about this
invitation" she said. her eyes
slanting away from Miss DeXter's
direct gaze.
The old fox" Miss Dexter
thought.
II she knew which invitation
had been removed. she could send
another. But il would mean re-
checking the invitations in that
particular box. And how could
that be done when Mrs. Went
worth still held JillS list and evil
IDENTIFY had no idea Of returning
il.
Suppose she spoke 70 Jill about
il. and Jill gave the name of the
Objectionable young man. Mrs.
Wentworth would be sure 20 see
him at the dance. and II might
mean the loss of her job.
Perhaps il was better to let
well enough alone. Not every pri-
vate secretary had an existence
as pleasant as hers. Not many had
a room as pretty as her bedroom,
done in French blue with dainty
prints on the wall. She liked it
much better than Mrs. Went
worth's room, which was very
rich looking in dull gold and
green.
She sighed romantically, feel
ing surge of sympathy, as she
did almost daily, for Jill Went
worth. who had such a cold and
INSCRIPTIONS stcpmOther.
Jill. meanwhile, was going
through the days buoyed by a
splendid hope.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Christian Character And Peace
By HIGHT E. MOORE

CD The experience is that of
every true Christian. The ColOs-
slams appreciated the point made
just here by Paul: "You also
were once addicted to them while
you were living under their pow
cr" (Weymouth). They knew
what it was to kill off their flesh
~ appctitcS and desires.
DISCIPLINE IN CHRIST
Subject Self to Discipline in
Christ. In the slow process of self
discipline there is a triple duty
to perform: Put aside every kind
of sin; put off the old self; put
on the new self.
CD Put aside sins of every
kind. Let sins of speech Illustrate
the point. Rcnouncc anger hwich
SINNERS in the heart; rage which
boilS over in passionate outrage
malice OF ill-wil and spite with
wicked wishes; evil speaking OF
Islander; foul talk or roughness of
language; and lying in all it's
myriad forms. Danish these things
and never let them soil your lips
(2) Put off the old self with
all its ways and doinGS. There are
better ways to follow and better
deeds to do and better goals to
reach.
90 Put on the new self, the
self newly made in the likeness of
the Creator, the self that seeks
better knowledge and understand
/ ing of the will of God concerning
us. In this fellowship all diStinc-
tons are blottcd out: Greek and
jew stand on the same level; cir.
cumCiSion cannot boast over un-
circumcision; the barbarian, even
though Scythian of the most saw.
age tribe, is not shut out; 4
Shacklcd bondman is accepted on
the same terms as a royal free
man, Why and how? Simply be-
cause Christ is everything; he Is
in us all. His sovereignty over
and in us all is the secret of the
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Toronto will have a new airport
with facilities for land and sea
planes, to cost about Sl,5Oo,oOo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

Miss Augusta E. Uni was unani-
mously reelected grand regent Of
Court District of Columbia, No. PIP,
at the meeting at the Willard Hotel
last Tuesday evening.
Other officers are: Miss Ethyl
Sweet, vice regent; Miss Agnes v.
Roche, prophecies; Mrs Margaret
Truitt, lecturer; Miss Agnes Quinn,
historian; Mrs. Marie Ellis, CORE
spending secretary; Miss jeanette
Mallon, financial secretary; Miss Olive
Lynch, treasurer; Miss Charlotte Urda,
monitor; Mrs. Ellen MCGOWAN, SEN
tinel; Miss Catherine Hessian and
Mrs. Bertha Clawson, organists; Miss
Mary Louise Brown and Miss Mar
garet Cahill, trustees. They will be
installed May 10.
The members will attend the 8
O'Clock mass at ST. Mary's Church to-
day at am. and receive holy COM
munion. During the mass Miss Edna
Roche will sing. accompanied by A. j.
Gumprecht, organist at st. Mary's
Church. Breakfast will follow the
service at Chaplins restaurant.
A large luncheon was held at the
Congressional Country Club yesterday.
Miss Jennie Sims, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, was as
sisted by Miss Anne Beuchert and
Miss Anabel Arendes.
The Juhior Catholic Daughters will
give silver tea at the Thomas Cir
Gle Club this afternoon following an
initiation of new members.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Old Glory Council will present two
flags to the public school at Landover,
Md, May is, at $3.50 pm.
Liberty Council will have card
party at so M street northeast, May
81, at l pm.
Mizpah Council plans card party,
May 81, at 1922 Twentieth street
Golden Rule Council will meet Fri
day, when memorial service will be
conducted. First nomination Of Of
f1cers Mrs. Mildred Lawler, coun.
cllor, announced trip to the Elec-
trio Dairy Farm, Virginia, May II,
leaving from the hall at pm. Past
Councillors Minnie Stuart and Mabel
Sudwarth were appointed COM
mlttee OF two to represent the council
on the State Convention Committee.
John L. Burnet Council last Mon
day opened its first nomination of
officers and planned dance for next
month at Mclean, Va. Mrs. Nellie
Skillman, councillor, appointed Mrs.
Josephine Grigsby and Miss Frances
Davis on the State Council Conven.
Miss Frances Lucille Dawson was &C
cepted.
Mizpah Council entertained Golden
Rule Council in honor Of the ex-
change OF deputies. Mrs. Ollie Mont
gomery from Golden Rule Council to
Mizpah Council, and Past National
Councillor Naomi Swami from Mizpah
Council to Golden Rule Council as
we'll as the celebration Of the BIRTH
day anniversaries of the following
members: Miss Estelle Milstead, Mrs.
Louise Talbot, Mrs. Mary Cockerille
and Miss Grace Murphy, including
those members from Golden Rule Coun-
Gil whose birthdays occurred in
April. A song of welcome was sung
by Mrs. Katherine Baum and dedi-
Gated to Golden Rule Council; Little
Roland Kramer sang, accompanied
by his mother; harmonica selections
were played by Conductress Katherine
Barnday; Miss Grace Murphy and
Miss Katherine Barnday rendered
duets and piano selections were rem
dered by Miss Margaret Olive.
Mizpah Council plans class initia-
ton May a.
Mrs. Genevieve Harn. councillor Of
Virginia Dare Council, is recognizing
the drill team and announces initia-
ton may 26. Miss Marie Homan was
initiated at the State councillors class
initiation. On May IL this council
will have lemon tree party.
Martha cambridge Council met at
Northeast Masonic Temple. Mrs. Anna
Powell, councillor, announced plans for
party Tuesday in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. The State and national
council officers Of the District are in
vited
Triumph Council will celebrate its
fortieth anniversary May 20 in North
east Masonic Temple. At the last
session Mrs. Katherine Freeburger,
councillor, accepted resolutions OF
death OF the late Mrs. Sarah Smith.
The charter will be draped May ~.
Nomination Of officers will be held
May 20 and a..
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mothers. A play, Heirs Get the
Air" will be presented by the Star
Point Society.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Ruth
Chapter will have cooking school
party at the Washington Gas Light
Co. Building, All Tenth street, at 7:45
pm. Thursday, for chapter members.
The matron has designated the
meeting of May II as Stansbury Lodge
night to entertain members of Stans-
bury Lodge.
The Ways and Means Committee
announces a barn dance to be held in
Plummer's barn at Gaithersburg, Md,
May %, from to /. For tickets and
reservations and bus transportation
call Georgia 1868.
Mrs. Mae " Evans, president OF
the 1928 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation, entertained at luncheon Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Sallye C. Bogley,
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Louise Kreg-
low, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Mollie
Bateman and the past presidents.
There will be benefit card party at
the home of Past Matron Ethel Nelson,
Beltsville, Md, May II at 8 pm. For
information and reservations, phone
Ethel Nelson, Greenwood 1412, CT
Mollie Bateman, Adams 1919.
The association will hold picnic at
the Summer home Of Past Patron
Robert Thompson and Mrs. Thomp-
son at Fenwick on June 20, and also
a picnic at Shady Side, the Summer
home Of Past Grand Matron and Past
Grand Patron Mr.. and Mrs. F. Frank
Kimmel, July rs.
The present ofncers are Mae v.
Evans, president; John w. Martin,
vice president, and Molue r. Bateman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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MARINE GROUP ADDS
SEVERAL MEMBERS
Sd Division Society Meeting Held
Wednesday at Wardman
Park Hotel,

Wednesday at Wardman
Park Hotel.
The Society of the Sd (Marne) Di-
vision met Wednesday at the Ward
man Park Hotel. The following were
indicted into the local branch JOS
eph A. Jordan, 38th Infantry; JOS
-eph P. Guillett, 3Oth Infantry;
Herbert L. Olston, Division Head
quarters; L. M. Johnson, Company l.,
-3oth Infantry: Maj. Gillette, 9Th
Engineers; John j. Murphy, Com
pany B, 9Th Engineers, and Mess
Sergt. Bill Logan, 9Th Engineers,
Headquarters and B. E. F.
Harry Cedar, Sd Field Artillery
Brigade Headquarters, was elected
cair1nan of publicity for the Wash
,ington Branch, No. 7.
William A. Shoemaker, formerly
chief Of section, Battery E, 18th Field
ARTILLERY, now residing at 3811 TWen-
ty-flfth place northeast, is secretary
of the Washington Branch, secretary
of the 18th Field Artillery Associa-
ton and secretary to the general
chairman Of the Convention Com
mittee.
Former Marine men who have not
yet received a copy Of the Watch on
the Rhine can get one by writing to
Mr.. Shoemaker.
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Parent-TeacherA ctivities

ing doctors In attendance: Medical,
DR.. Nathan J. Helfgott, DR.. L. B. Nor
rb; dental, DR.. Philip J. Robins; eyes,
DR.. Alfred Mcdonald, and nurse, Mrs.
Elsa Laport.
The association received an Honor
Roll Certificate at the recent State
convention, and Mrs. T. C. THOMPSON.
National Pa.ent-Teacher Magazine
chairman, was awarded an Acron
Honor Scroll.
Mrs. F. A. Kummell, chairman Of
the Nominating Committee, announces
the following slate: Mrs. c. D. Angel,
president Mrs. J. w. Brockwell, first
vice president; Mrs. I. l. Ruediger,
second vice president; Mrs. David
Becker, third vice president; Mrs. H.
S. Heine, secretary, and Mrs. J. Gull
liton, treasurer.
Bunker Hill.
A meeting will be held May Is, when
special feature will be presented.
At the Summer roundup examina-
ton April SO thirteen children were
examined.
The Nominating Committee is COM
posed OF Mrs. R. w. Murray, Mrs. VIII
liam F. Won Bernewitz and Mrs. G. w.
Quinn.
Whittier.
Miss Jessie La Sale of the research
department, District of Columbia Pub
lie Schools, will speak tomorrow at 8
pm. and Miss Gladys Taylor will give
readings.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
will be bundle days" at the school.
Janney.
Mrs. Knowlden's class presented
songs and dances at the meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Esther Scott,
head of the science department.; Birch
Bayh, director Of physical education
in the schools. and his assistant, Miss
M. Myers, were present Elections
were held and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, sixth
vice president of the District OF Co.
lumbia Congress, installed the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Charles Trussell,
president; F. S. Sanford, first vice
president; Miss Blanche Pulizzi, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Ray Heindle,
third vice president; Mrs. w. E. Wise,
secretary; Mrs. J. E. Gray, correspond
| ing secretary, and Mrs. Sterling New
ell, treasurer.
The May Queen Festival will be held
the latter part Of May.
Francis Scott Key.
A meeting will be held Tuesday at
l pm, when Birch Bayh, director of
physical education in the public
schools, will be guest speaker.
Blow Webb.
Dental examinations were held
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in
| the Blow and Webb Schools. The
Summer roundup campaign exam
| nations will be held tomorrow in
Webb School under the direction of
Mrs. T. r. Clifton and the grade
mothers
Election Of officers will be held in
the Webb School Thursday at 8 pm
Mrs. c. C. Mullady, State treasurer
will install the officers. Eliot Junior
High School Glee Club will furnish
music.
Edmonds- Maury.
Installation of officers will be held
at Maury School at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The officers are Mrs. Harry Barbour,
president; Mrs. Evelyn Small, first
vice president: Miss Elizabeth Ramey,
principal second vice president; Mrs
Harry Hughes, recording secretary;
Mrs Martha Sliwicki, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Anna McColley, treas
urer. and Mrs. Lee Dunn, historian.
The association will be entertained
with piano selections played by Miss
Esther McCo!ley and Mrs. Don Nc
Curry. Refreshments will be served.
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Y. M. c. A. NEWS

The annual Mothers day breakfast
for dormitory men will be held in the
assembly hall at today.
The Riding Club will meet at the
Riverside Stables Tuesday at $50 pm.
There win be program of educa-
tional movies in the members room
Of the lobby Friday at pm.
The finals in the junior handball
championship tournament will be
played Saturday morning.
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COUNCIL,
X. OF C., TO DINE
Will Observe Birthday-Al-
hambra to Hold Ladies'
Niqht.

Potomac Council, knights OF Co.
lumbus, will celebrate its 3sth an.
niversary tomorrow at 9 pm. at tho
Mayflower Hotel The program will
consist Of a supper, entertainment
and dancing Charles J. Considine,
grand knight, will receive the guests.
Alcantara Caravan, Order of AL.
hambra, will hold ladies night at
the Willard Hotel next Saturday at
7:30 o'clock. There will be q dinner,
entertainment and dancing.
Rev. DR.. Joseph P. Christopher,
professor Of languages at the Catho-
lie University Of America, was guest
speaker at meeting Of Carroll Coun.
Gil Tuesday evening in the local club
house. Grand Knight Joseph OCon-
nell presided
Rev. Joseph E. Gedra, chaplain Of
the council, spoke briefly on the pur-
pose Of the organization.
At the meeting May ID nomination
Of officers will be held.
The knights of Washington, headed
by State Deputy Walter !. Plant. are
spending this week end at the Balti-
more Archdiocesan Retreat House
at Manresa on the Severn, at An
napolis.
The Knights Of Columbus Bows
Band, under the direction of Edward
S. McGrath, will take part in the
parade today at Frederick. Nd. The
band will lead the clerical group Of
the Catholic Students Mission CRU
SADIE.
State Deputy Walter I. Plant de.
livered radio talk on Wednesday eve.
ming over Station WRC on com.
munism.
The Slovac Club will meet In the
Knights Of Columbus Club tomorrow
evening. They will have as their
guests of honor Rev. John j. Humen-
sky and Rev. Thomas J. Scecina, both
VA tAic SolliOIlC OluNeISlCy.
washington General Assembly.
Fourth Degree, will celebrate Mothers
day by receiving holy communion in
body today at the 8 am. mass in
st. Edwards Chapel at Georgetown
University. Following the mass Very
Rev. Arthur A. OLeary president Of
the university, will be host at break.
fast.
Rev. William Henry Russell, in
structor in religion at the Catholic
University. will deliver an address be-
fore members of the Fourth Degree
Assembly at the Mayfower Hotel May
II at o'clock.
Next Sunday evening the knights
Will present An Evening in Italy" in
their local club house. The general
public is invited.
Following the entertainment there
will be an informal reception to the
Ambassador Of Italy and Donna Ma
tide de Suvich.
DR.. Domingo Caino of the faculty Of
Georgetown University will be the
guest speaker and will give a short
talk on Italian architecture, which
will be illustrated
Those taking part in the entertain
ment include Carmela Lazzari, Mrs,
Claire Squeo Baum, Susanna Ross,
Hugo Buonagurio, Mrs. j. Nelson An
derson, Maria Battaglini, Lucia Cor
tesini, Bruna Giannetti, Maria Lozu-
pone, Marguerite Ricciardelli, Carolina
Ferrari and Frank Vendemia.
The annual convention Of the
Knights of Columbus of Washington
will be held at the club house May 10
at 8:l5 o'clock.
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Woodmen Circle.

20 -Four members of Willow Grove at
tended the w. O. w. convention ban
quet and dance in Baltimore on April
80. The mayor OF Baltimore addressed
the assembly and Senator Morris
' Sheppard spoke on the benefits de-
rived from fraternal insurance.
INV John c. Mcconnell, head consul Of
w. o. w., a member OF Willow Grove,
was presented with gold watch, a
gift from his many friends for his
efforts in contributing toward the
success Of the last convention In
Hagerstown.
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MASONIC CLASS
WILL CELEBRATE
Fifth Anniversary to Be
Observed in Alex
andria.
TreStlebOard.

TreStlebOard.
Monday-DaWson, F. c.; STAINS
bury, E. A.; Joppa, M. M; Ben
jamin Franklin, M. M.
Tuesday-Federal, M. NJ;
Acacia, F. c.; Takoma, M. M;
Samuel Gompers, F. C.
Wednesday - Grand Lodge,
business.
Thursday-NeW Jerusalem, So
cial; George C. Whiting, social;
Temple-Noyes, M. M; Cath
edral, M. M.
Friday-St. Johns, F. c.; Hope,
E. A.
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The annual convention OF the
knights of Columbus of Washington
will be held at the club house May 10
at 8:15 o'clock.
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The Wheel of Progress will meet
at the Washington Hotel tomorrow
evening. The film, I'VE, the People"
will be shown. There will also be
a musical program.
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number Of other grand officers,
matrons and patrons Of 1887 and their
chapter at the home OF the matron,
Mrs. Grace B. Hiscox, Saturday,
May /.
Associate Matron A. Rose Virnstein
and Associat, Patron Edward T. VIII
Hams announce at the meeting May
IL they are entertaining the associate
grand matron and patron and the
associate matrons and patrons OF the
Jurisdiction.
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CONTINUED o. Paee DIT. Column a.
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The Ladies' Club Of the Regular
Naval Reserves will meet at the Thorn
son School Tuesday at pm. Plans
will be made for card party and
bingo for later date in May.
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The Slovac Club will meet In the
knights Of Columbus Club tomorrow
evening. They will have as their
guests of honor Rev. John J. Humen-
sky and Rev. Thomas J. Scecina, both
of the Catholic University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

Mrs. Nancy L. Miller, matron of
Brightwood Chapter. announces the
bingo party scheduled to be held
after the meeting May 10 has been
changed to later date The meeting
will be short SO members may attend
the birthday party at Harmony
Chapter.
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State Deputy Walter I. Plant de.
llvered radio talk on Wednesday eve
ming over Station WRC on com.
munism,