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Evening star., 1937-06-06
TOP NOTCH TENT
PLANS ACTIVITIES
Popularity Contest to Be
Given on City of Washing
ton-Dance Promoted.

: Top Notch Tent, T. N. T. Military
Order Of the Coolies, No. l, held a
"scratch" at 935 G place last Tuesday
night, with Seam Squirrel Peter J..
Rosch presiding. James j. Sheehan.
commander of Potomac Post. Veterans
OF Foreign Wars, was given the degree
Of incubation"
Asbury Hammond reported progress
on the popularity contest for the las
sizes" to be given on the City Of Wash
ington July 20.
A "shavetail scratch" will be held at
Joe Moran's fllling station. Colmar
Manor, Md. Tuesday at $50 pm, to
make final arrangements for the
block dance June Is after the parade.
The Cootie Drum and Bugle Corps
Will lead the T. N. T. unit in the pa
fade Of the department encampment
ln their new uniforms.
Supreme Surg. Herbert ]. Bryson
And Supreme Councilman Frank Te-
pash off1ciated at the Mer lorial day
ceremonies of Ocean View Grabs Pup
Tent, No. 2, Norfolk Va.
Ilc NlSCklllS Slt" Will NoulSI tIlS
"degree of sggravation" at the grand
scratch" in Winchester, Va. June %,
during the Department of Virginia En-
campment, with Past Seam Squirrel
Leonard j. Bacon presiding
The Coolies will attend the opening
Of the Veterans Suburban Club, Seat
Pleasant, Nd, June 20.
Follow Me Post, No. 1880, will meet
June IL at the Northeast Masonic
Temple. A number of recruits will be
given ceremonial initiation by the
degree team.
Comdr. DUDE appointed Walter D.
Jones chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee.
A meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary
was held Friday evening at the Sol
diers. Sailors and Marines Club, with
President Fawcett presiding. Thomas
Keleher talked on the plans for the
encampment.
United States Treasury Auxiliary
announces the Endorsement of Edna
McCutchen for department president
for the coming encampment June II
and 18.
National Capital Auxiliary will send
the following as delegates to the
department encampment: Dorothy
Depro, Catherine Lawson, Edith Hell
Ser, Ruth Doheney, Ethel Orme, Mil
dred Carter and Hersey Thompson; al
ternates, Rosalina Morano, Ruth Rod
waye, Laura Atheson, Laura Weaver.
Marie Lechta, Agnes Crondy and
Jozeph Fitzpatrick.
Potomac Auxiliary will hold its reg
hlar meeting at the home OF Hazel
Phelps. 1926 Jackson street north
cast, Friday evening. A card party
will be held after the meeting.
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DE MOLAY

Omcers were installed at the meet
Ing May 28. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by majority De Molays, sew
eral OF whom are members of the
Legion Of Honor.
The officers are: James H. Ford,
master councillor; Clarence McGinnis,
senior councillor; Robert L. Morris,
junior councillor; William Goodman,
chaplain; Otis jenkins. marshal;
Richard Brightley, standard bearer
Larry Thurston, senior deacon; Eu-
gene Tanner. junior deacon: Ashel
Burton, senior steward, and Paul
Groonns. junior steward. Seven other
line onicers also were installed. A
dance followed the ceremony.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Brookland Council celebrated its
second anniversary with q banquet
and entertainment Thursday evening.
The State and national officers were
special guests. The Hoosier Hot
Shots" played and sang songs and
rendered selections under leadership
Of Mr.. La Claire The Sunset Ha-
waiians entertained under the lead
ership of James Courtney. with Miss
1rma Deane as vocalist. Mrs. Deborah
Strietberger, fraternal mother, was
presented with gift in behalf of
this council.
Golden Rule Council will elect OIL
GERS June IL. The council draped its
charter in memory OF Mollie Dugan
and Violet Schaf1. Mrs Harriet Crump
sang solo. accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Ethel Windsor. The
drill team, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, captain, also
omciated at ceremonies. Mrs. Mayer
applied for membership.
Goodwill Council will elect OH
GERS June 10.
Unity Council will hold q dinner
June 10 in the Christian Church in
Benning, D. c. Members are invited
to attend. The birth anniversaries
Of Mrs. Minnie 1nman and Mrs. Nena
Nichols were celebrated at the last
meeting.
Election of officers featured the
meeting Of Betsy Ross Council. Mrs.
Margaret Halfpap, past councillor,
was appointed conductress for the
initiatory work.
Independent Council on Monday
was visited by State Treasurer Ethel
Joiner. Associate State Vice Coun-
cilor Edna H. Gather, State Con-
ductress Ruth Warren and State
Council Inside Sentinel Marie Ste
phenson. Councillor Matilda McGrath
presided Nomination Of officers was
concluded.
At the meeting of Anacostia Coun-
Gil Wednesday evening rehearsal
for memorial service was held under
direction Of Capt. Pearl Torney. Miss
Margaret Gibbons, councillor, pre-
sided.
Nomination of officers was as fol-
lows: Councillor, Ethel Burroughs;
vice councillor, Hattie M. Beall: as
sociate vice councillor, Laura Mitchell;
recording secretary, Mary p. James;
assistant recording secretary, Ef1e
Mohler, treasurer, Ella Smith; hnan-
cial secretary, Pearl Torney; conduc-
tor. Nettie Anderson; warden, Daisy
Bell; outside sentinel. Howard Beall;
trustee, l8 months, Ethel Keene, and
representatives to the State Council,
Daughters Of America, Nettie Ander-
son, Daisy Bell and Hattie M. Beall.
Old Glory Council went TO Land
over, Nd, and presented two dags to
the Landover Public School. The
chairman, Mrs. Edna NJ. Holland,
called the assembly to order, and
America" was sung by the audience.
The invocation was rendered by Rev.
A. r. T. Raum. The colors were e.
corted by the drill team, led by Capt.
Mildred G. Rock.
Past State Councillor Pitts, Jr. o. q.
A. M, spoke. Mrs. Christine Smith
gave reading. Associate State Coun-
cilor Ovellia Ridzway and State Coun-
cilor Josephine c. Herbert presented
tho 6AGA
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KNIGHTS TO MARK
38THANN|VERSARY
keane Council Program June
Is Will Include Informal
BANQUET.

keane Council, Knights Of Colum.
bus, will celebrate the thirty-eighth
anniversary the evening Of June Is at
the banquet hall over Childs' Restau.
rant, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue. vii.
liam E.Vogelson, lecturer, is in charge
OF arrangements. The program will
consist OF an informal banquet, floor
show and dancing. DR.. George R,
Ellis, grand knight, will preside.
In the name OF more than 100000
members Of the Knights Of Colum-
bus and acting as a representative
OF the Supreme Board OF Directors,
Walter I. Plant, State deputy, placed
q wreath on the Tomb OF the Un.
known Soldier last Sunday. Rev. Al
oysius E. Fuller, assistant pastor OF
st. Aloysius Church and chaplain OF
Potomac Council, gave the invoca.
ton, and members OF the Father Fran
els Hurney Post Of the Catholic War
Veterans served as guard Of honor,
Those taking part in the presentation
included Past Deputy George E. Her.
ring, District Deputy Francis A. Nc
Cam, State Warden William A. Null.
ligan, William Vogelson and mem.
bers OF the Knights of Columbus
Band, Michael Griffin, Thomas Cullen,
John Moriarity and Edward Connery
OF Chelsea Council, Massa chusetts.
The Lithuanian Club Of Washington
will meet at the Knights Of Columbus
Club Tuesday evening. DR.. John F.
Brazinsky, president, will be in charge.
Joseph A. O'Connell was reelected
grand knight Of Carroll Council Tues
day evening. Other officers are
Thomas j. Myers, deputy grand
knight; James Fox, chancellor; Clar.
ence R. German, treasurer: Louis ].
Kelly. recording secretary; w. M.
Amann, warden; James T. Flynn, ad.
Vocate; William Phelan and Louis
Rosenberger, guards. Past State Dep
uty George E. Herring and Joseph B.
McCann were elected delegates to the
Knights of Columbus Building Co.
rev Joseph E. Gedra, assistant pas
tor OF the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, is chaplain.
Washington Council will hold cleo
ton Of officers Tuesday evening.
Grand Knight Julian T. Cromelin will
perside.
Alfred P. Neff. chairman of the
Saturday night parties at the knights
OF Columbus Club will hold another
in his series Of Casey parties Sat-
urday evening.
The Knights of Columbus show boat
and family reunion will be June 2l on
the steamer City Of Washington. The
boat will sail from Seventh street
wharf at $3.50 o'clock A meeting Of
the general committee will be held
June 10 at 8:l5 o'clock.
Plans are being developed for an
inaugural BALI at one Of the nearby
golf clubs in July This affair will be
tribute to the newly elected State
deputy and the grand knights of the
nve local councils Of the order, as we'll
as the faithful navigator of Washing.
ton General Assembly, fourth degree.
knights Of Columbus. District Deputy
Francis A. McCann will be in charge
OF arrangements.
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D. A. r. Activities

tho home Of Miss Ellen Golden. 1859
Longfellow street, May 10.
Ofncers were reelected as follows:
Regent, Mrs. Redwood Vandesrift;
vice regent, Mrs. Sidney r. Jacobs;
chaplain. Mrs. William @. Waldo; re-
cording secretary, Miss Ellen e.
Golden; corresponding secretary, Miss
1nez Wiggins; treasurer, Mrs. Howard
Crane; registrar. Mrs. Percival Psdge.t,
and historian. Mrs. Gusts r. Perry.
There was dedication and placing
Of marker on the grave Of Theodore
Bland, a Revolutionary soldier, in
Congressional Cemetery.
Emily Nelson Chapter held its an
nual social meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Harry G. Duvall, 80 lie Blond
avenue, Cheverly, Nd. yesterday At
3 pm.
Miss May H. Dickinson and Miss
Jane s. Duvall were co-hostesses.
Our Flag Chapter met at the home
Of Mrs. George w. Eastment in Silver
Spring. Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
State regent, and Mrs. Elmer E. Curry,
State registrar, were honor guests and
speakers.
Mrs. Corbin Thompson, vice regent,
announced a card party At the home
OF Mrs. Semmes, 202 Primrose street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, on June 8, at 2
o'clock.
Onhcers elected were Mrs. William
j. La Varre. regent; Mrs. Corbin
Thompson, vice regent: Miss Elizabeth
Andrews, chaplain; Mrs. Frank Halli-
day, recording secretary; Mrs. Everard
Meade, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George w. Eastment. treasurer; Mrs.
Grattan Kerans, registrar; Mrs. j.
Edgar Smith, historian: Mrs. William
M. Hannay, delegate Alternates, Mrs.
Corbin Thompson, Mrs. William Goff
Sears, Miss Mary Kaufman, Mrs.
Franz Blue.
Victory Chapter met May "a at the
home Of Mrs. Ethel T. Fulton, 1849
Irving street, with Mrs. Frank E..
Webner and Mrs. B. C. Waldenmaier
as assistant hostesses.
The following officers were elected:
Regent, Mrs. Francis j. Ford; vice
regent, Mrs. Lucius o. Chapin; chap
lain, Mrs. Gertrude M. Hite; record
ing secretary, Mrs. J. Edwin Lawton;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Sherman
s. Slick; treasurer, Mrs. B. c. WAL
denmaier; registrar, Miss Mildred F..
Saunders; historian, Mrs. Louis A..
Abbot. Mrs. Chester B. Watts, Mrs.
Royal Burnham, Mrs. Frank E. Web
ner, and Mrs Ethel T. Fulton were
elected to the board.
Fort McHenry Chapter will make a
pilgrimage to Fort McHenry, Nd,
June 10. The chapter, which was
named in honor Of the historic fort,
will conduct brief program at the
site of the tree and marker presented
in 1882 in honor of Col. James Nc
Henry, for whom the fort was named.
Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, who was
present on that occasion as State re-
gent of the District of Columbia D. A..
r., will again be guest speaker.
MIe' OeloS W. mayer mas the pro-
gram in charge.
Hostesses for the May meeting Of
the Lucy Holcombe Chapter were Mrs.
George O. Sanford, Mrs. Marguerite
Eyster and Mrs. L. H. Waring.
The name Of Mrs. John Huddle, an
ex-regent Of the chapter, will be added
to the memory book being compiled by
the Chapter House Corp.
George o. Sanford of the Bureau
OF Reclamation gave . talk on Grand
Coulee Dam, illustrated with motion
pictures
The State officers will be guests OF
the chapter At supper to be given at
the home OF Mrs. William w. Stewart.
Forestville, Nd, June 10.
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The Society Of Philosophical In.
quiry will hold its annual commence
rative meeting Tuesday at 4:45 pm.
at the National Museum. The topic
is The Stoics." Speeches will be
made by William c. Lee, why Stoic-
ism Did Not Prevail" and E. E. Rich
ardson, The Influence of Stoicism"
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Gilbert GrOsvenors
Departing Saturday
For the Orient
DR. AND MRS. GILBERT H. GROS-
UENnP hoyA y,1o al a frir erncs

nR. AND MRS. GILBERT H. GROS-
VENOR have planned trip across
the Pacific Ocean on the China Clip
per and expect to be away from home
nearly six months. They will leave
Washington Saturday and will board
the China Clipper May S at San Fran
cisco, going to China by way Of Homo
lulu and Manila. They will spend a
month in China, and will 90 from there
to Japan to be the guests of their SON.
in-laW and daughter, the second sec
retary of the United States Embassy
in Toxic and Mrs Cabot Coville
AS DR.. and Mrs. Grosvenors itin-
erary is outlined at present they will
go from Japan directly to Bienn
Bhreagh. their Summer home in Nova
Scotia, and will return to Washington
early in the Fall
DR.. and Mrs. Grosvenor will be at
home this afternoon at Wild Acres
near Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
r AIRFAX. Va, April 24-Mr.
~ and Mrs. Charles Gilliss re-
turned today to their home in

~ AIRFAX. Va, April 24-Mr.
~ and Mrs. Charles Gilliss re-
turned today to their home in
a Haymarket, Va, after a short
visit to State Senator and Mrs John
Warwick Rust.
Mrs. Rob Dick and her small son,
Jimmy Dick, arrived Wednesday from
Missoula, Mont, to be the guests Of
their aunt, Mrs. Richard Ewell Thorn
ton, in her Fairfax residence, the Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D. Richard
son, their older daughter. Miss Ran
dolph Richardson; their nephew. Mr.
Robert J. McCandlish, jr, all OF Fair
fax, and Mr.. Harry Gray Of Riverdale,
Md, will return tomorrow from week
end motor trip to Richmond, York
town and Williamsburg.
Mrs. Munroe Raymond, who spent
several days as the guest Of her BROTH
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lennig Sweet. returned Tuesday to
Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Walter Lincoln Whittlesey Of
Princeton, NJ j., arrived Thursday to
visit Mrs. F. SHIELD McCandlish and
her daughter, Miss Mary Walton Nc
Candlish
Mrs. Burnam o. Grove and her two
sons, DR.. John Grove and Billy Grove,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Groves son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Tansill Oliver, jr.. in
Fairfax, VIII return today to their
home in Roanoke. Mrs Oliver will &C
company them for a two-week visit.
Miss Charlotte Young. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N Peyton Young, left
yesterday for Annapolis, Nd, to spend
the week end and to attend a dance
at the United States Naval Academy.
Herbert Donovan, jr., who has spent
two weeks with his grandmother, Mrs.
Richard Singleton Kirk, in Eutawville,
S. c., Is expected to return today to
his home in the Episcopal rectory.
Mrs. M. Bennett Medary, Sd; her
small daughter, Jacobo Medary, and
her small son have returned from
Philadelphia, where for the past month
they have been the guests of rela-
tives
Mrs. Lewis J. Thomas of Duxbury,
Evening star., 1937-04-25
News at Fort Meade
Includes Travel and
Visitors on the Post

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Nd,
April 24.-Maj, and Mrs. George
L. Febiger and their daughter, Miss
Gertrude Febiger, left Fort Meade
Thursday for West Point, N. Y, where
they are visiting Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles Dodge They will leave for
New York Monday, from where they
will sail on the y. s. A. T. San Mihiel
for San Francisco, Calf. Upon their
arrival they will visit Mrs. Lee
Febiger, ST.. of Palo Alto, Calf, until
June II, when they will sail on the U.
S. A. T. Republic for the Hawaiian Is
lands, where Maj. Febiger will be sta
toned.
Mrs. r, J. East, who has been visit
ing her brother, Maj. Leslie w. Brown
Of Fort Meade, for the past few
months, left for her home, in San
Bonito, Tex, last week, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Maureen East.
Maj and Mrs. Joseph L. Ready Of
OAAlo pNOG ldNC dS UlltlI kuCSL NILS,
Readys mother, Mrs. James H. Ste
vens. Mrs. Stevens will be here until
the first Of the month, when she will
return to her home, in Oakland, Me.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Wiltamuth Of
Fort Meade have as their guests Mrs.
Wiltamuth's father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Mayo Harris, who have been
spending the Winter in St. Petersburg.
Fla. They will be here for about a
month before returning to their home,
in Grinnell, Iowa.
Capt. and Mrs. Elliott Thorpe. from
Cleveland Ohio, where Capt. Thorpe
Is an instructor in the National
Guard. arrived today to visit Capt.
and Mrs. Charles D. McNerney Of this
post. They will be here for a few
days.
Also visiting Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Nerney are Mrs. McNerney's brother
in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Robsart of New York
Evening star., 1937-04-25

tained at luncheon and bridge Friday
in her residence for Mrs. Wade At
kinson. Mrs. Donald Earll, Mrs F. F.
Espenchied, Mrs Charles INLAY, Mrs.
Frederick c. Hammer, Mrs. Fred
Oliver, Mrs. j. Burr Piggott, Mrs. r. R.
Spencer. Mrs. Lloyd Sutton, Mrs. Ern-
est Sappington and Mrs. Clem c.
Williams.
Mrs. Jane Wall entertained at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday in her
residence. The guests were Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Mrs. Eugene Hearst,
Miss Bessie Burch, Mrs. Norman Shep-
pard, Mrs. Lewis Graeves Mrs. Rus
sell Young and Mrs Ray McComber.
Miss Anne L. Leathers and Miss
Mary Conrad of Brighton, Mass. are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
w. Bearce.
Mrs. Roger M. Bearce of Charleston,
w. Va, is spending the week end with
his parents.
Mrs. E. B. Adams has returned to
her home after spending two months
at 0t. feteTSDuTG, ria.
Mrs. H. o. Patton of West Engle-
wood, N j., is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Kibby Munson and
their daughter, Marian Munson. have
returned from three weeks visit to
Houston, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs James c. Brennan and
Miss Ellen Lanzi and Miss Catherine
Hayden of Philadelphia Pa, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ludlam.
Mrs. Robert Reader entertained a
company of II at lucheon and bridge
Tuesday in her residence in celebra-
ton of the birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. John DeWolfe Northrop
Miss Frances Bowie and Miss Dor
othy Selby entertained a company of
20 at supper and bridge party last
evening in the home of Miss Bowie's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Addison
Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay L. Jennison have
as their house guest Miss Carolyn
Swartout of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennison were hosts
to company of 20 at dinner party
Tuesday evening at the Shoreham in
compliment to Miss Swartout.
Mrs. C. Ray Schrider and Mrs.
Huburt Smoke were joint hostesses at
luncheon and bridge Monday in Mrs.
Schrider's residence. The guests were
Mrs. Edward Leasure, Mrs. Charles
Leuck, Mrs. Carl Tilman, Mrs. billiard
Croft, Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler, Mrs.
George Kane, Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs,
Dwight Russell Cooke, Mrs. c. F.
Williams and Mrs. Joseph Brantley.
Mrs. Glen c. Williams has returned
from Mathews, Va, where she spent
a week as the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. WYATT
Wolfe, on their country estate Mil
ford-on-t Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Briggs have
moved from their home on Legation
street in Chevy Chase, to their new
home at 1929 Twenty fourth street in
Khngle Gardens.
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schools her mount daily out at the
show grounds. In fact, entries to
date read like blue book Of horse
dom.
Sixty events are scheduled for the
three-day meet, special features in
cluding the $500 open jumper stake
the $500 hunter stake, costume bare
back, team jumping for schools, five-
gated saddle horses, three gated sad
die horses, officers chargers, troopers
mounts-any number of thrilling
events.
The Junior League Trophy, hand
some silver cup, will be awarded the
winner in the ladies' hunter class. Sill
yer cups are the prizes in the chill
dren's events and silver dinner plates
in the adult classes.
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Horse Show Plans for
May Announced.

Continued From First PAGE
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Trinity Glee Club
Benefit Concert

The Glee Club Of Trinity Prepara-
tory School of Leicester, Nd, will give
a concert in the Trinity College Audi
torium, Michigan ave, at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
The Misses Hilger of Philadelphia
pianist and violinist, will assist with
the program.
Proceeds of the concert will be given
to the North Carolina missions. Tick
cts may be obtained through Trinity
College.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Chevy Chase Residents
Hosts at Dinner Parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. De Veau Entertain
in Honor of Marriage of Son
to Miss Jane Esther Platt.

\ r. AND MRS JOSEPH DEVEAU hosts to company
wv dinner party at the Shoreham Wednesday
ming compliment to Miss Jane Esther Patt their
son. marriage place yester-
afternoon o'clock in All Souls Episcopal
H. H. Sterrett offciated
Mrs William Laird Dunlop 3d. entertained at luncheon
day in her residence, in compliment to Miss Patt.
William Kerkham at cocktail party
Tuesday from to o'clock for Miss Platt and Mr. DeVeau
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Parker entertained party
Friday for Miss Platt and Mr.. DeVeau
Condr and Mrs Jean Hawey hosts party
bridge evening residence guests
Mr. and Mrs William Huff Wagner Mr. and Mrs Thomas Perry
Dorothy Brooks Mr.. and Mrs Phillips
Harry Peters, Comdr Marcy Dupe Mrs Daniel
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Peirce Guild Ladies'
Spring Benefit Set

The ladies Of the Peirce Guild have
issued invitations for their Spring
party which will be given Friday, May
7, at the Washington Home for
Foundlings at Wisconsin avenue,
Brandywine street and River road.
There will be cards at 2 o'clock and
tea from 4 to O'Clock. Bags, fancy
articles. candy and cookies will be on
sale during the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank w. Mondell is president
OF the guild, with Mrs. Lloyd B. Wilson
and Mrs. Henry B. Patten, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Paul A. Blair, secretary,
and Mrs. William H. Stokes, treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-04-25
Activities in Fairfax
Guests Of Senator and Mrs. John War
wick Rust Return Home.

Mass, has returned to Fairfax. where
she is spending the Winter with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Warren N. Watson. from a two-week
visit with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Thomas,
in Little Rock, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Elicit Of
Waynesboro. Va. will arrive tomor-
row to visit their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Raymond Hufard.