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Evening star., 1937-09-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING SAT. FOR BLUEFTELD. W. VA,
return Monday eve; two passengers need
ed. So; return trip. Adams 444a ..
PLOR1DA-ALL POINTS LEAVING FRI
day: can take two. share expenses. Co.
lumbia 1000. MR.. SMOAK. o.
COVERED WAGON TRAILER FOR RENT.
reasonable week or month: 936 model:
Phore walnut 2374.
LEAVING EARLY SATURDAY, SEPT 4
ior Kansas City. leaving there on return
Sept il: can accommodate i passenger
share expenses; reference Walnut 7ns2
DRIVING TO CLEVELAND SATURDAY.
take two Met. O54O, Extension 217, after
: pm.
LADY. GOVT. EMPLOYE RETURNING
from Kansas City via 81. Louis. Sept. %,
GOING VIRGINIA BEACH SATURDAY RE-
turnlng Monday night, new Dodge sedan
want four passengers share expenses. MR..
WHEELER. North 1887 after + pm.
LEAVING SAT. SEPT. 4. 10 AM. FAIR
mont. w. Va. returning ! q pm. Mon, 1897
Plymouth. 3 or 4 81 round trip. L. B.
MERRYMAN. 902 9th st. Sc.
LEAVING FOR NEWARK SAT. NIGHT Or
~ Ford 34a Park I'd. NV,
NEW CHRYSLER. HARTFORD. CONN. !:
leaving Friday night at 7. return Monday;
room for two or three. Call Adams 67O9
Thursday night.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI FOURTH OR FIFTH
Sept, 1887 Chrysler sedan; will take
three passengers. Call Temple 1894. 81
LEAVING FOR TOLEDO. OHIO, LATE
share expenses. Potomac 2a14
CAN TAKE TWO PASSENGERS TO NEW
York City, -" pm. Saturday return Mon
day night; Packard car Decatur 1859
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PERSONNEL MANAGER

Washington corporation with 500 en-
ployes contemplating establishing personnel
department and will consider applies tions
or women. All replies will be treated as
confidential. Reply giving age education.
experience in detail. salary desired and any
other information that might be helpful in
considering your application. Box 16-Q,
Stsr.
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BUSINESS

Millinery salesgirl-Local exp. Will
give full charge if competent. Aged 25-3S.
Salary and commission.
Hosiery salessrl-Also handle ladies'
under apparel Require local experience
ana fully competent woman to take charge
small shop. Aged 1896. Salary and
commission.
Stenographer-secy HD-Not over 30.
Full knowledge of double-entry bk. Prev
ious exp. with machinery or engineering
arm Salary. $50 week.
Bookkeeper U)-Full charge. Also take
rapid dictation when required. Prefer
exp with architect or contractor. Aged
26-33. Salary. $50 week.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q st. NV
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HELp MEN AND woMEA

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
ARTIST. capable Of doing murals. Must
be willing to work reasonably Give
training and state If samples Of work are
available. Not big assignment, but an
interesting one. Box 25-M, Star.
COUPLE colored, general housework and
cook Southern: quarters optional Apply
Immediately. 1857 Rhode Island ave. NV.
MARRIED COUPLE-Woman for laundry,
man for watching grounds. Telephone Hill
side O6-".
roomins house; sober. experienced couple:
one room with gas. elec.. etc. free. Com
mission on rents collected. Box 413-Q.
Star
Evening star., 1937-09-02

were In q lather and no appreciable
change in the situation was apparent.
Suddenly the leader OF the guards re-
doubled his efforts because he saw the
lunatic rapidly nearing . bridge 30
feet over the river. As the lunatic
Evening star., 1937-09-02

RADIO SERVICE MEN.
Must be experienced in all
makes. Steady employment,
good salary. Ask for Mr..
Schneider, Georges Radio
Co., rear 2013 M st. NV.
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TWO MEN AT ONCE

have a vacancy for two high
type, ambitious young married
men who earnestly desire an op-
portunity to increase their pres
ent earnings or secure perma-
nent employment. The work is
hard, but interesting. Please do
not apply unless you are ready
to go to work
For private interview, see Per-
sonnel Manager, 1910 Vermont
ave- NV, Room 205, 10 am,
Friday.
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WHITE BOYS
For general work in a depart
ment store. Only boys 1920
who are energetic and inter-
ested in store work as a ca
reer need apply. State age.
Box 247-M, Star.
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ALTERATION HEAD.
ASSISTANT NECKWEAR
BUYER

If you are a capable young
woman of character and ex-
perienced in neckwear, this
permanent position in a
high-grade store will interest
you. Box 243-M, Star.
(OontinuSd % Nat f00S.y
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO LESSONS for permit, easy parking
and clutch control; car furnished. Call odd
Rsiiable" Foster, Hartwell. Met. 1909 g.
WHY FAIL? Others are succeeding. making
MONEY, enjoying life. This DAY Is an ops
portuntty. Learn Bookkeeping, BusinesS
Nanagement, Shorthand. Typing. Calculat-
ing Machines Enroll now-New classes.
BoYDs, 1898 2 st. NV. National 1888.
BE A p. B. K telephone operator-recep-
tionist; . short, interesting and profitable
course; work in doctors ONCE; apartment
today-Miss West. PERSONNEL sEAV1CE.
National 2114 1871 G NV.
AUTO DRIVING taught BY expert. parking
. specially; permits secured. 81 90 per
lesson; cars furnished. Adams lO161.
BEAUTY CULTURE
FREE CATALOqUE-EASY TERMS.
MABELIE HONOUR.
80 Years Of Successful Beauty Training.
1910 New York Ave. Met. 7778.
AUTO DRIVING Is EASY.
ers. Permits secured. North $500. 4.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
36-epeed Dictetion. sten. 4 Typ.--$5
ATTNDANT nAA:, SALARY: 81, go.
91CUNTTY ANALYST AND NURSE D
Exam. Begin today. The Owl Service
ireparster1 School. 63s 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-02

JEWELRY SALESMAN.
This is a permanent posi-
ton in a Washington store
for an experienced man of
good character. State age.
Box 242-M. Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1925 9th st, Dec
2419, North 9Ol1. furnishes help and
work for men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851. 14O2
I 1th. has cooks maids. nurses. g.h.w.,
part-time day workers couples, housemen.
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HELP WO!a,..EN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert only. all
around; steady position. CASTOR, l14l
Conn. ave. NV.
CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRL. white must
be experienced, under 30 years of age
steady position. Apply after 3 pm Tally
Ho Tea Shop, $40 18th st. NV. No phone
calls
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CASHIER. girl. with knowledge OF book
keeping. wanted Immediately for work in
fur store. Box 231-J Star
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CASHIER experienced local refs; good
salary. Apply 5l1l Georgia ave. NV
DEMONSTRATORS for nationally known
tood products Phone Hotel Continental
National 1872, Box /. after 10 am
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SALESMAN.

SALESMEN
MAGAZINE SALESMAN experienced; spot
verification on new proposition: , sales
daily net So5 weekly. Apply Mr.. Hay-
wood. 402 9Th st. NV. Pm 2la, to
$50 am: only neat-appearing producers
need apply.
SALEsMAN for G. E. oil burners Must
have car. Wonderful opportunity. Box
$3.50. Star.
WE HAVE A POSITION for two men in our
sales department salary. commission and
bonus. transportation furnished Apply be-
tween S:30-1O am. 900 4th st. s.w.
MAN with car to take over profitable Raw
leigh route: established customers; must be
satisfied with earnings of $50 a week to
start. Write RaweRh's Dept. DC1-4-
101T, Chester Pa, or see H. A. Thompson,
3OO1 eth ST. ne. Washington. D. C.
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ROOFERS.
Experienced Roofers and siding Men.
Al

Mechanics. No Others Need Apply.
No contract work: hourly rate: Good PAY.
Apply ready - work. am. Friday. -
Mr.. 4oooo. in rear Of 8uteED1lse &oodnS
Co., 2126 h. !. ave. ne.
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Los +.

CAT. blue Persian. steel-grAy color, yellow
eyes weight about IL lbs: reward. DR.. 3.
z. Portion. Randolph 4l4O.
FOX TERRIER white and black. bobtail;
answers 70 Peanut; child's pet. Reward.
Potomac 6967.
GLASSES. bifocaI. with black shell frames,
near 18th and sts. NV: reward See Mr..
King. lOO6 11th st. NV, afternoons.
q0vr; govt; PAY cHDcK, on or near Pa. ave.
JADE LAVALHR PENDANT fiat disc. gold
mountins1, Monday Reward. Room 1O44
National Pres BLDG, District 2l71. 2
REWARD for return Of magnifyins glasses
N black case: lost In taxi Sept. 1st. Ma
tional 64OO, Branch 796.
RING. yellow gold. with diamond set in
white gold; lost August "a: finder please
call Lincoln 21S6. Reward.
WALLET initials %. H." cont. valuable
papers. cards, money to owner. Lab. re-
ward. 627 Indiana ave- Dist 5000. After
pm. 1914 Montasue 1t. Randolph 2471.
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HELP kEk.
(ContinuAd.l

REAL n6TATE sALN5MAN to st On new
houses: commission basis. Apply our once
Friday between 200 and 400 pm.
MITCHELL REALTY CO.,
Drive out Wisconsin ave to Bradley lane,
turn left into Bradley blvd. Go 31s miles
to once. q
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statesmen WANTED.
THE FORD MOTOR co.'s NATIONWIDE
USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE
FOR SEPTEMBER
Requires increased man power ir our pres
ent sales force. Our stock of all mahes
present. marvellous di spay to your pros
poets. Liberal commission plus bonus on
most every car with no trades deducted.
big money. See Mr.. Duke. Parkway Motor
Co.. 3O40 NJ St NV
sALESWOMEN.
SALESLADIES to sell hosiery, lingerie and
Evening star., 1937-01-03
FLAG DISPLAY CASE
PROPOSAL GROWS
Mai. A. L. Smith of Rainbow Di.
vision Chapter Is Heading
Movement.

Mai. A. L. Smith of the District Of
Columbia Chapter. Rainbow Division
Veterans. Is heading the movement
sponsored by local veterans of the
Rainbow Division to have "an appro-
pirate place. where the general public
and all visitors to Washington will
have access, for the displaying in glass
cases of all available flags and colors,
as have been used by the National
Guard units of the District of Co.
lumbia. and which have been dis
carded.'
The Rainbowers, states their presi-
dent. William H. Kay, realize only
too well that the National Capital
has not an armory, as have the States
and other municipalities. These vet
Grams claim that such would be the
logical place for the permanent pub
lie display of these historic emblems ="
President Kay announces that Maj.
Smith has offered to the chapter "a
strip of virgin land" for the exclusive
use Of the local Rainbowers, as a
means Of raising funds upon a strictly
business basis. The property rendered
is situated along Canal road. not very
far west of the reservoir. The chapter
drafted" its president. as a committee
of one, to Investigate the proposition
and report his findings at the next
meeting" Kay is scheduled to off,
cially render his report on the matter
at the inauguration meeting" Satur-
day evening. January Is, in the cab
met room at the Willard Hotel. The
local Rainbowers expect to play hosts
to visiting Rainbowers from every
State on Inauguration day.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Russell B. Martin, dictator Of Co.
lumbia Lodge. 1875. Loyal Order Of
Moose, will hold meeting Of the
House Committee Tuesday night in
the club. 1414 I street northwest.
George H. Eddleman, chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee, will
hold a meeting Of the committee on
Tuesday to complete plans for the
party to be held in the lodge hall
January 19.
Women of the Moose.
The next regular meeting of Co
lumbia Chapter will be pm. Friday
at Moose Hall, when Co-workers Mrs.
Pauline Miller and Mrs. Margaret
Bates will take Office as guides.
The Home-making Committee chair
man. Past Regent Mrs. Anna wagner.
is being assisted by the officers Of
the chapter in the preparation of 8
thrift week program, featuring series
of thrift meal menus, tried out with
success in their homes by members Of
Columbia Chapter. The difference in
the cost Of these thrift meals and
the cost Of the average meals in the
homes where used will be donated to
the Mooseheart Endowment Fund for
the perpetuation of the home and
school conducted by the Moose Fra
ternity for education Of orphaned chill
dren of deceased members.
Mrs. Frances Mitchell, chairman of
the Publicity Committee, has called q
meeting of her committee January 4,
8 pm, at Moose Hall.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
DESTROYER DUE
HERE WEDNESDAY
Ship Coming to Navy Yard
for Naval Reserve
Use.

The United States Destroyer Leary
is scheduled to dock at the Washing
ton Navy Yard on Wednesday to remain
for q period Of six weeks, during which
time she will be available for drills
and training of the officers and men
Of the three divisions composing the
lst Battalion of United States Naval
Reserves in the District Of Columbia.
The vessel, which Is attached to the
Atlantic Training Squadron, is COM
manded by Lieut.. Comdr. r. w.
Matthews. United States Navy,
Although the vessel will be here
only for a period of six weeks, or
rather six drill periods for the local
reservists, Lieut.. James E. Sullivan,
commanding the local battalion. said
that he expected to get as much use
out of the ship as possible, so far as
the weather during these extremely
cold months will permit.
Upon completion of her duty here
the vessel will cruise to some other
port in this area for use Of other
units. This particular vessel Is as
signed to this duty for Naval Reserve
organizations located on the Chesa- =
peake Bay and its tributaries 1t Is
probable that when she leaves here
she will go to Baltimore, Nd, for 4
stay Of about six weeks.
The fact that a destroyer in regular
commission has been assigned here
for drills has not deferred the local
reserve officers, who have been making
strong representations for some time
to have the Navy Department assign
destroyer or similar ship here per-
manently. They desire to have a ship
here not only for drill work during
the Spring, Summer and Fall, when
they can obtain the most good out
Of the work. but they want . ship
which they can take out on weekend
cruises for the purpose Of keeping the
men in practical touch with their
work aboard ship. They point out
that between annual cruises which last
for only two weeks, the men do not
have any practicable shipboard expe-
rience to keep them right up to top
notch in their training work.
The small launch which they now
have is so small that very little prac-
tical training work can be obtained.
Only that which can be given aboard
small boats Is available. but the re-
servists pointed out that what is
needed is q vessel where every detail
Of naval ship operation can be carried
out on the week end voyages. They
also point out that even with a small
launch here, only a limited number
Of men can be taken out each week,
and that the battalion Is so large and
the applications for week end trips
are so great that each man only gets
about one cruise aboard her each year.
This. they declare. Is insufficient to
maintain the battalion at the standard
which the department expects.
While the local reservists would like
to have a destroyer here. as that is the
type Of vessel on which they take their
annual training, they would take any
larger vessel which would meet the
demands for week end cruise assign
mens. But they want vessel which
they would be permitted to take out
each week end for training purposes.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Y. M. c. A. NEWS

The guest speaker at the Beacon
Bible Glass, Second Baptist Church,
will be George M. Gooch at GAS am
Sunday Page NICK. Etchison, re-
ligious work director of the Y. M. c.
A., will teach the Community Mems
Bible Glass at Eldbrooke Methodist
Episcopal Church.
A special staff conference will be
held on Tuesday morning at 9:45. A
report will be made by the Records
Committee. and E. 8. La Fetra will
have charge Of the devotional period.
There will be q rehearsal of the Dra-
matte Club at 8 pm.
J. Nelson Anderson has called a re-
hearsal of the Glee Club for 8 pm
Wednesday. There will be q rehearsal
of the Dramatic Club at 8 pm. Thurs
day.
The Y Riding Club will meet at the
Riverside stable at 2 pm. Saturday
L. w. De Cast, general secretary oi
the Y. M. c. A., will give the weekly
radio talk over wMAL at $50 pm
The subject will be New Life in
Christ"
Evening star., 1937-01-03
JEWISH JUNIORS

The Washington section of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Juniors will
hold its January meeting Thursday
evening at the Jewish Community
Center.
The meeting will be opened with .
prayer by Bella Schwartz, religious
chairman. A report on the plans de-
veloped for the Dorothy Goldsmith
recreation fund will be given by the
chairman, Goldie Rosenberg. It is
hoped that $500 will be raised for this
fund for the Washington section to
maintain one entire hut during next
Summers camp term at the Jewish
Community Center camp In Virginia.
Plans for closed membership
dance to be held in January will be
announced by Roberta Kurtz, chair
man.
The date of the regular board meet
ing has been changed from Thursday,
December 81. to Monday. January 4.
and will be held at the Jewish Com
munity Center.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
W. c. 7. u.

The Emma Sanford Shelton W. G.
r. U. held its December meeting with
Mrs. Belle Pickett 2025 Park road.
Devotionals were led by Mrs. w. A.
Winkelhaus. The theme was why
Was Bethlehem the Birthplace Of
Christi"
District of Columbia Chairman Mrs.
Harry s. Warner was the speaker.
Thirty-six Christmas packages were
distributed at Walter Reed Hospital
by Mrs. Jessie G. Eiker. Flower Mis-
sion superintendent. Christmas poems
and stories were told and carols were
sung.
Columbia Union met at the Coluri-
bia Bible School. with Mrs. Parker
and Miss Stone as hostesses. Miss
Stone led the devotional service and
was followed with solo by Mr.. Tot
ten. Jesse Suter gave a talk on local
conditions in the city.
The Georgetown w. C. T. q. met
at the home Of Mrs. Albert Stabler
for a luncheon meeting December IS.
after which preparations were made
for spreading Christmas cheer In the
name of the union. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Gray. Christmas carols
we're sung. For the men at Mount
Alto IS bedside bags were made and
filled. Seven hundred Christmas cards
were sent to Gallinger, St. Elizabeth's
and Columbia Hospital patients.
Other gifts were sent to the social
service workers of the Arnericaniza-
ton School.
North Star W. c. T. q. will hold its
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
T. S. Boyd, 5323 Sixteenth street, on
Tuesday at q pm. Capt. Rhoda Mil
likin will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Sisterhood Celebrates.

The Sisterhood of Beth El Congre-
CATION celebrated their organization
and installation of officers on De-
cember "a. It was honored with the
presence of many prominent Jewish
leaders Of washington. The out
standing speakers of the evening were
Milton Leinson and Rabbi volkman.
After a talk by Rabbi Volkman on
the welfare and ambitions OF the sis
terhood, Mr.. Leinson discussed THE
American Jew Of Today"
The newly installed officers are:
President, Mrs. Ida Shulman; vice
president, Mrs. Anna Hidnert; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Miriam Kar-
main; financial secretary, Mrs. Mae
Iastfogel: treasurer, Mrs. Rose Alper.
Mrs. Judith Harmel acted as mistress
Of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
JOBS DAUGHTERS

Bethel No. / held q business meet
ing and entertainment last night.
The Dramatic Club has elected the
following officers: President, Margaret
Wrathall; vice president, Eileen Co
burn; secretary. Julie Lawrenson, and
treasurer, Margaret Yeager.
At its next meeting Thursday the
drill team will elect.
The choir will be in charge of serv-
ices at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home today Rev. Clarence H. Cork
ran will preach the service The next
meeting of the choir will be at the
home Of Rosa Robbins. 304 Longfel-
low street, Friday. Jane Davis and
Dorothea O'Preil will be co-hostesses.
The next meeting of the bethel will
be initiation.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Mrs. Pauline Hurd, Mrs. Mercedes
McCallum and Mrs. Evelyn Wheeler.

Mrs. Pauline Hurd, Mrs. Mercedes
McCallum and Mrs Evelyn Wheeler.
The annual area "B" Child Welfare
Conference of the American Legion
Auxiliary will be held at Wardman
Park Hotel January 29 and 80, ac-
cording to announcement by Minnie
May Hardy. department child vel
fare chairman.
The December meeting Of the Child
welfare Committee was held at 1910
Vermont avenue. Miss Hardy submit
ted plans for the ensuing month. The
unit chairmen we're given revised uni
form report blanks, the use OF which
Is a mandate of the national conver-
ton. 1t is requested that complete
unit reports reach the department
not later than January z. Child well
fare literature was distributed.
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell of the
United States Children's Bureau spoke
on the work of that bureau and on
child labor.
The Government Printing ONCE
Unit, No. 80. American Legion Auxil-
iary had busy Christmas holiday
period. It joined with the Costello
and McGroarty Units in giving a
party for the veterans in the Naval
Hospital December 10.
The juniors of the unit held their
meeting December 10 in the green
room Of the Government Printing
once and elected officers for the
coming year. The new president is
Allie Belle Wright. They made tenta-
tive plans for celebrating the first
anniversary Of their organization.
At the regular meeting of senior
members held in the green room De-
cember 23 an amendment to the by
laws was passed changing the meet
ing date of the Executive Committee
to the fourth Wednesday Of each
month and the regular unit meeting to
the second Wednesday Of each month,
effective January 13. Plans were made
to hold q Valentine dance Saturday,
February 13, at the Soldiers. Sailors
ana Marines Club. Eleventh and L
streets. with dancing and refresh-
mefts.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Legion Membership Drive
Spurred by New Year
District Department Posts Seek to Attain
Goal of 1850 Set by Lineburg
as Soon as Possible
Meetings This Week.


Monday: Lincoln Post, No. II,
Arcade Building, 8 pm. Stephen
P. McGroarty Post. No. ~. Cor
don Junior High School, 8 pm.
Department Membership Commit
tee, department headquarters, 8
pm. Guard of Honor, National
Guard Arnory, 8 pm. Costello
Drum and Bugle Corps, National
Guard Armory, 8 pm. Columbia
Drum and Bugle Corps, Four
teenth and B streets southwest.
8 pm.
Tuesday: George Washington
Post, No. /, Admiral Club. 8 pm.
Costello Post, No. IS, Pythian
Temple, 8 pm. Second Division
Post, No. %, New Colonial Hotel.
8 pm.
Wednesday: Sergt. Jasper Post,
No. 13, Pythian Temple, 8 pm.
Thursday: Jane A. Delano Post,
No. 6, 1746 K street, 8 pm. Fort
Stevens Post, No. 80. Masonic
Temple, Colorado and Georgia
avenues, 8 pm.
Saturday: Gen. Ulysses Grant
McAlexander Post, No. SO, Broad
moor Hotel. 8 pm; installation
Of officers and dance.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
PLAN REUNION

Third Division will Hold Annual
Meeting July Is to ID.
The eighteenth annual reunion OF
the Society Of the Sd Regular Division
will be held in washington July 1918,
inclusive, it was announced here.
A meeting of former Sd Division vet
erans residing in or near Washington
will be held at the wardman Park
Hotel "wednesday evening. Plans for
the convention will be discussed. The
Convention Committee will meet jan
uAry IL at the Wardman Park.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
SORORIETIES

The Chi Phi Chi Fraternity held Its
annual election Tuesday at the home of
Miss Jane Bell in Gaithersburg Md.
Those elected are Charles I. Ford,
president; Miss Claire v. Williamson,
vice president; Miss Jane Bell, secre-
tary, and w. Ralph Williamson. treas
urer. The new officers will be in
stalled Tuesday, January II, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Ford.
Mrs. Oliver K. Neiss will entertain
members of the Gamma Phi Beta
Alumnae Association Wednesday eve
ming at her home in the Walter Reed
Hospital grounds.
Beta Psi Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta
Sorority, had its Christmas party at
the home of Leone Hayden, 5612 Sec
ond place. Mildred Robeson, presi-
dent Of the chapter, was presented
with a gavel. A supper dance was
held Tuesday, when guests included
Elsie RANDY, national secretary. and
Janet Rock, province director of the
Alpha zeta Beta Sorority.
The Sigma Pi Sigma Sorority,
Lambda Chapter, held its annual
Chinese dinner Tuesday at the home
of Miss Beatrice and Miss Violet
Sherman. The girls were entertained
by Pledges Doris Dulcan, Edna Karl
tnsky, Lillian Pittle and Shirley Wolfe.