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COMBAT ENGINEERS
FACE STIFF TRAINING
Army Outlines Program to
Increase Efficiency Of This
Branch of Guard.

Engineer regiments of the militia
are facing very definite and stringent
training program mapped out for
them by the National Guard Bureau
of the War Department. The pur-
pose is to definitely increase the eff
cheney of the combat engineer regi-
ments. of which the District National
Guard has one The program followed
study in which it was found in some
instances that these troops were not
getting the full benefit of the train
ing under the direction Of commits
stoned officers.
It was asserted in some units the
supervision of training by COM
manders of various grades has been
too general to be effective. Cases
were found where instruction was car
ried on by non-commiSsioned omcers
with little or no supervision by COM
missioned officers.
The bureau pointed out that while
it Is desirable to have non-commis-
stoned officers conduct suitable por-
tions of the training of appropriate
elements, such instruction should be
very closely supervised by officers.
They were told that regimental COM
manders should assure themselves by
their own observation or by the use
of their STATS and battalion COM
manders that proper preparations are
made for the conduct of the inStruc.
ton.
The bureau recognizes that the en-
gineer units have tough Job to per-
form, with q limited time In which to
do 1t. It was explained the attain
ment of a satisfactory state of instruc-
ton in all essential subjects Is difficult,
even when there is rigid adherence to
the subjects concerned in the training,
and it adds that it Is therefore highly
important that these regiments do not
engage In. camp construction or other
work not of q nature to give direct
and essential training in real emer-
gencies.
It was found In most organizations
insufficient emphasis has been placed
on the training In engineering sub
jects, and the department pointed out
that unless such regiments devote
the greater portion Of their available
training time to the attainment Of
the proper efficiency in engineering
tasks, they cannot reach that state Of
training which Is essential to the en-
cieI1t performance of their primary
and principal mission.
The regiments are discouraged from
leaving until the Aeld training period
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those things which can be done during
the armory period, such as small arms
firing and other training for which
there are facilities at the home sta
ton. It calls attention to the point
that even during the armory training
much valuable instruction in tech
nical engineering duties may be done
with small scale models and sand
tables to demonstrate various forms OF
engineer work, such as fertilization.
bridge or road work.
The regiments are told to give con-
siderable attention to road and bridge
work, and in 50 doing special atten-
ton should be given to the use Of
material improvised on the spot and
timber found In the vicinity.
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CITED FOR D. A. y.
MEMBER BOOST
Comdr. Chichester and E.
Claude Babcock Win
Praise for Work,

Department Comdr. John T. Ched-
ester and e. Claude Babcock. chairman
of the membership campaign of the
District Of Columbia Department.. Dis
abled American Veterans Of the World
War, have been cited by National
Comdr. Mapel T. Harl for their work
in the membership drive, which will
close March 81. The membership of
the local department is now in the
neighborhood of 1000.
Arrangements have been made for
victory" dinner April 20 at the
Thurman Studio, when National
Comdr. Harl and Mrs. Dolly Secord,
national president Of the auxiliary,
will be guests of honor.
The veterans reunion, sponsored
by National Capital Chapter, will be
held In July. under the direction Of
Comdr. Earl D. Harrell. and will have
the cooperation of the department
Finance Projects Committee. Invita-
tions will be extended to veterans
residing in New York. Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia.
The guard Of honor attended a
D. A. v. banquet at Richmond, Va,
last Sunday. Capt. John Egense was
in charge.
Federal Chapter will meet tomorrow
night at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club. Comdr. Joseph A..
Foran has arranged a program Robert
E. Pugh, junior vice commander. will
talk Informally on Wartime Recol-
lections of the Navy"
The departmander has issued a call
for meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee next Wednesday night in the
board room of the District Building.
There will be appointments Of chief
of staff, chaplain, judge advocate, his
torian. employment oficer, public
relations officer, sergeant-at-arms and
color sergeant.
Charles Toms, jr.. recently elected
commander Of Col. Young Chapter.
announces a meeting Of the unit at
1ll4 Park road NV. next Thursday
night.
Ace-Rasmussen Chapter will hold
rally at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Clubs on Friday night. DR..
Walter Hess, commander, will preside.
Meeting at the clubhouse at Eleventh
and L streets NV. last Wednesday
night, the Women's Auxiliary held
open house." with national, depart
ment and chapter officers of the
D. A. v. as guests. The three member
ship teams. captained by Mrs. Marie
Anderson. Mrs. Mary Holt and Mrs.
Lucille Lindstrom. met at the McGill
Building on Thursday evening.
Members of the D. A. v. and the
auxiliary attended get-together at
1902 Meridian place NV. last night.
The party was sponsored jointly by
Mrs. Lucille Lndstrom, Mrs. Dorothy
Covert, Mrs. Suzanne Miller, Mrs. E.
Claude Babcock and Mrs. Florence
Bradley.
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Auxiliary, v. F. W.

Follow Me Auxiliary. District of
Columbia Auxiliary to the v. F. w.,
met at the Thomas Circle Club, with
President Downs presiding. the occa-
sion being the official visitation of the
department president, Mrs. Adelaide
M. Grant.
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weeks or two months. This ship is
available for use by the Reservists for
weekend cruises.
If the department is unable to hnd
another training ship to assign here
permanently, the Reservists are hope
full the Leary viii remain here most
Of the summer.
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Spanish War Veterans.

Comdr James E. Wilson PRESIDED
over Richard j. Harden Camp. John
r. Bulls. I'd North Carolina Volun-
teer Infantry: Otto Ritter, 1st Dis
trict of Columbia Volunteer Infantry,
and Clement H. Willis, 4th United
States Cavalry, were obligated. The
following were readmitted: Joseph
A. Kaiser, 14th United States In
fantry; Hugh L. Peden, lst South
Carolina Volunteer Infantry; Daniel
S. Reif1, 1st District of Columbia
Infantry; Robert R. Randolph, United
States Navy. and Arthur De Marco,
United States Marines. John T. Hill
lery, 4th Virginia Volunteer Infantry
was received by transfer from James
E. King Camp Of Alexandria. Va
The 39th birthday celebration will be
held Thursday.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp was
presided over by Comdr. John E
Griffin. The following were admit
ted to membership: John F. Aikens
Company K. 4th United States In
fantry; Victor E. Waldo, Company A
35th Volunteer Infantry, and John
F. DeSwan. Company H, 2lst United
States Infantry. Past Department
Comdr. Harry B. Patterson spoke.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp met
with Comdr. David H. Sibbett pre-
siding. Louis B. Grening. Company
B, 47th New York Volunteer Infantry
and Maj. w. Morris, Company H
47th United States Volunteer Infan-
try, were elected to membership
Joseph O. Trout was readmitted
James L. Dillon, junior vice com.
mander; William w. Hill, historian
and John Young, officer of the day
were formally installed by Past De.
partment Comdr. James M. Freeland
The banquet will be held Thursday
evening at the Roosevelt Hotel ir
honor of National President Mary
McGauley, who will make her annua
official visit. It Is expected Comdr. IL
Chief Alfred ]. Kennedy will be pres
ent, as we'll as many national Officers
of the auxiliary and Department
Comdr. Victor L. Woodbridge.
Admiral George Dewey Naval Aux
iliary was host to Department Presi'
dent Myrtle Moxley and the member
of her staff on their annual oficia
visitation. President Madge Rye
welcomed them. A play was pre-
sented. The following were obligated
Mrs Mae Cooper, Miss Lena Grihtr
opd h6re Appa a Smith
President Rebekah K. Pedigo con
vened Col. James s. Petit Auxiliary
The department president and mem
bers of her staff will make the an
nual official visitation tomorrow a
7:30 pm.
The Presidents Club will NEE
March 23 at 1343 New York avenu,
NV. President Ford requests al
members desiring to be present motif!
her in advance.
Department President Myrtle Mox'
ley announced at the next department
meeting q short business session vii
be held, followed by bingo.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxiliar!
will meet Friday evening. An Irisl
family party will be held.
Meetings this week:
Wednesday-Gen. Emmett Urel
Camp.
Thursday-Lieut. Richard J. Harder
Camp.
| Monday-Col. James s. Petit Aux
iliary.
Wednesday-Gen. M. Emmett Urel
Auxiliary.
Friday-Gen. Henry w. Lawtol
Auxiliary.
Thursday-Bauquet, Roosevelt Hotel
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Forty and Eight.

The "wrecking crew" Of Grande
Voiture No. 174 will meet In the Port
ner Apartments next Wednesday at
8 pm. in preparation for the annual
wreck to be held by local Forty and
Fighters on March 26 in Stansbury
Hall. Grand Conducteur w. H. Har-
grave will be in charge of the initia-
tory work.
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P. (. O. Sisterhood.

Chapter B met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. S. r. Jacobs. 1873 Harvard street
NV. Assisting was Miss Jessie o.
Elting.
Mrs. E. H. Pitcher, president, con-
Quoted the annual election and in
stalled the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. C. M. Jones: vice president,
Mrs. j. A. West: recording secretary,
Mrs. R. M. Wolfe; corresponding Sec
retary, Mrs. F. B. Linton; treasurer,
Mrs. A. w. Caldwell; chaplain, Mrs.
A. H. Williams; guard, Mrs. E. F.
Brumbaugh; delegates to district con-
vention, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Pitcher;
alternates, Miss Elting and Mrs. R. H.
Young.
On March % the chapter will have
luncheon with Mrs. w. F. Foster,
1919 r street NV.
Chapter A met with Miss Helen
Jamisen, with Miss Mary Theaker as
sisting. Mrs. R. c. Potts, president,
presided.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. r. G. Potts. president; Miss Clara
Hitler, vice president; Mrs. Bruce
Fales, recording secretary; Mrs. g.
F. Bixly, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. M. w. Hynson, chaplain; Miss
Elizabeth Hancock, guard; Mrs. r.
c. Potts and Mrs. T. A. Hutton, dele
gates to the convention.
The next meeting will be with Mrs,
r. G.. Potts. The chapter presidents
and the State board will be guests.
Chapter H met at the home of Mrs
r. M. Galloway, 5311 Fourteenth street
NV. The president, Mrs. Rush B,
Lincoln. presided. Election Of officers
was as follows: President, Mrs. Rush
B. Lincoln; vice president, Mrs. Sylvia
c. Druehl; recording secretary, Mrs.
George o. Sutton; corresponding Sec
retary, Mrs. Daniel S. Coombs; treas
urer, Miss Helen Winter; chaplain,
Mrs. Ray Larson; guard, Mrs. c.
Stanley White; delegates to the con-
vention, Mrs. Rush B. Lincoln and
Miss Florence Reynolds; alternates,
Miss Stella T. Sebern and Mrs. George
o. Sutton.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Sylvia c. Druehl, the Kennedy
Warren. Mrs. c. Arthur Cornelson
will speak on Alaska.
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Federal Auxiliary met at the Thomas
Circle Club, with President Carrie
Irving presiding. It was the official
visitation of the department president
and her staff. The next meeting will
be held at the Thomas Circle Club on
April 6.
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Tag Date to Be Discussed

The proposal to move the date for
tag registrations in the District from
January l to April will be discussed
ut meeting Of the Stanton Park Cit
izens' Association tomorrow at 8 pm.
In the Peabody School, Harry N. stull
president, announced YESTERDAY,
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Meeting Is Announced.

Mrs. william Smedberg, president Of
the District Of Columbia Chapter Of
the Army Relief Society, viii hold the
annual board meeting ct her home,
1910 Wyoming avenue NV. Tuesday
ct 1880 o'clock. The meeting u open
70 Ill thoso who Axe interested.
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McKimmie Catterton Auxiliary pre-
sented the flag salute under the super
vision of the department American
ism chairman, Hannah Weber, to
Stuart Junior High School on Tues
day.
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United States Treasury Auxiliary
met at the Irish War Veterans Hall
on March 7. with President Eola
Wright presiding. The department
president and her staff made their
official visitation.
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Royal NeiRhbors Of America.

Tdelis Camp will celebrate the 43d
anniversary Of the society on March
II st Thomas Circle Club.
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United States Department of Agri-
culture Unit will meet at the Y. w.
c. A., 614 E street NV. on Tuesday
evening.
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NOTICE.

News of veterans' organizations
intended for publication In The
Sunday Star must be received by
the Editor Of Veterans News not
later than noon ON "Wednesday.
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It. Col. Reinold Melberg, U. S. Army
Coast Artillery, now stationed at
Attention, Pa, has been ordered here
to conduct the annual armory inspec-
tions OF the 260th Coast Artillery,
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First 1t. Thaddeus A. Riley, inactive
list, Corps Of Engineers, has resigned
his commission in the Guard.
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Sergt. Jasper Post met at Pythia n
Temple and received report of new
changes in the constitution and by
laws as recommended by the ccm-
m!ttee headed by Edward L. Marthill.
Final action will take place at the
next meeting in April.
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With the approach of open weather.
the Naval Reservists are beginning to
turn their direction to training on the
water, and the first thing they are
interested in is when their training
launch will be ready, and when will
1t be put back in the water? It was
hauled out of the river in the fall and
placed on blocks in the Navy Yard to
protect it from possible ice damage.
However, there is considerable reno
waiting to be done on the boat. Chief
Boatswain's Mate Slattery, the bat
talion's shipkeeper, is preparing to
start work on the vessel in order that
the division officers may make ar
rangements to use 1t on week ends
and get in as many trips during the
spring, summer and fall as is possible.
IN the meantime, it is expected the
destroyer Leary will return here to be
used as q drill ship for period Of six
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An executive meeting Of the Gen.
U. G. McAlexander Unit was held at
the home Of Mrs. Edith Hayden,
president, last Tuesday night.
The unit joined with the Nash Unit
in giving a bingo party for the vet
Grams at Mount Alto Hospital last
Thursday night.
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The Kenneth H. Nash Post, No. 8,
IS planning to organize a drum and
bugle corps. A meeting will be held in
the new clubrooms, 200 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc, tomorrow at o'clock. All
Legionnaires interested are invited, as
the corps will not be restricted to post
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An anti-aircraft artillery exercise is
being planned on the rifle range on
May and 8. Capt. William F. Bulls,
commanding Battery E. has asked
headquarters for permission to use the
range for a week lend exercise. It is
proposed to have the organization
camp on the hill at the entrance to
the camp. and carry on its exercises
from there.
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Guild Card Party
Will Be Held
June 18.

SACRED HEART HOME GUILD has
selected Saturday afternoon, June
ls, for its 10th annual card party
and luncheon to be held on the home
grounds for the benefit of Sacred
Heart Home. Hyattsville, Md, which
is under the supervision of the Mis-
sionaIy Sisters, Servants of the Holy
Ghost.
A special bus will leave Tenth and
E streets NV at 1;40 O'Clock, with
Mr.. John W. Cotter in charge.
Mrs. Carrie A. Wagner. president Of
the guild, will be assisted by Mrs. Ann
Curtain. Mrs. J. Frank Dent. Mrs.
Thomas Finnin. Mrs Francis Flana-
gan. Mrs, Michael Gallagher. Mrs.
Regina Kolb, Mrs. James Loveless,
Mrs Mary Morris. Mrs Maurice J.
OConnor, Mrs. Walter O'Connor, Mrs.
Elizabeth Roland. Mrs. Violet Rat
cliffe, Mrs. Ella Walters. Miss Clara
Beall. Miss Regina Buckley, Miss
Elizabeth Corcoran. Miss Estelle Oden-
weller. Miss Emily Quinn, Miss Ruth
Farrell, Miss Mary Schustak, Miss
Teresa Schustak and Miss Elizabeth
Sullivan.
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Banquet Will Honor
New Alu1nnae.

The Notre Dame de Namur Alumnae
banquet and reunion will be held June
13 at 7 O'Clock at the Wardman Park
Hotel. The banquet is in honor of the
class of 1888 of Notre Dame Academy,
the sixty-fourth to be welcomed into
the alumnae.
Miss Jane Hoey. director of the Bu-
reau of Public Assistance OF the Social
Security Board, will be guest of honor
and principal speaker. The Rev. Louis
OFT. S. j. of st. AloysiuS Church also
will speak Miss Louise Murphy,
member of the class of 1888 and winner
of the archdiocesan oratorical contest,
will give her winning address, PER
sonal Religious Vocation" The toast
mistress will be Mrs. James Hayden.
The chairman of the Arrangements
Committee, Miss Lidwin Genau. Is be-
ing assisted by Miss Mary Agnes Quinn,
program chairman, with Miss Cath
crime Mulroe, Miss Eloise Haley and
Miss Catherine Burns; Miss Elizabeth
Healy. entertainment chairman, with
Miss Agnes Genau and Miss Lorraine
McLarney; Miss Margaret McAlllSter,
decoration chairman. with Miss Mar
garet Fennell, Mrs. M. j. Buchanan;
Mrs. Clarence Lee. reservations chair
man, with Miss Veronica Quinn and
Miss Anne Wolfe: Miss Kathryn Crew.
cling, publicity chairman, with Mrs.
George Denny; Mrs. James Hartnett,
reception chairman, with Mrs. Thomas
Du Fief, Miss Rita Walsh and Mrs.
Raymond Marceron.
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In five verses the maiden spoke and
wept-in Edgar Allen Poesque style.
There apparently were no poems IN
lighter vein-but the show had not
really opened.
The poetry outdoor show is. how
ever, an enchanting idea, for one can
imagine the romance of outdoor
springy beauty with poems waving in
the breezes. There was a Shakespear-
can touch about it as We thought OF
Orlando and Rosalind. Rosalind
coming through the forest with a
poem she found pinned on tree by
Orlando. and her clever wit and
banter-while her heart was bursting
with love.
From the East to Western Ind,
No Jewel is like Rosallnd.'
And then Touchstone and Jaques
and old Adam and Celia so charming
and sweet, that delectable company
in the Forest of Arden.
Imagination was cheering. for IN
reality we were seeing underfed chill
dren, besotted. desperate, ragged men
and gin-nosed women around the
street. who had more Of Rabelaisian
than ShaEespearean air. All were
speaking a foreign tongue.
Ladies and Gentlemen of the
Press, the President.
That was no horse se-and-buggy party
the President and Mrs, Roosevelt gave
to the ladies and gentlemen OF the
press, and their sisters. cousins and
aunts, but a streamlined, goth CEN
tuiy stunt with Ruby NeWman's
Orchestra-Mrs. Roosevelt believes in
the women in business standing to-
gether-Wailing and dipping, and
Vanoy Cape graduated from the press
and singing :. and Mayris CLANCY
whose dancing must have been thrill
ing We only saw her plump arms
waving above the crowded oircle
around her and Eddie Fox doing
terpsichorean gymnastics :. limeade
punch and beer and a modest buffet
supper in the State dining room . &.
ladies and gentlemen of the Colonial
period looking down from the walls
with lifted eyebroWs-maybe >. and
shades of Old Hickory pleased at the
Peoples House being so merry and
democratic the President in white
fannels Mrs. Roo-eveit in blue
and silver "glimpsed' by the society
press John Roosevelt dancing
with his Boston fiancee :. Col. Mac
Intyre kissing the ladies' hands :.
Mrs. Hull, the first lady Of the cabinet
goUned to perfection the White
House secretary. Mrs. Helm, who
few hours before had instructed the
ladies of the press how to acknoWl-
edge a White House invitation-and
all went merry as a marriage bell :.
and the Roosevelts were the frst
Presidents family to SO honor the
man and woman writer's
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honor OF their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Hyland of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laut will leave
Wednesday for Front Royal. Va, to
bring back their son. Robert Laut,
a student at Randolph-Macon Mill
tary Academy. for the summer Ac-
companying them will be Mrs. Cath
crime Jones and her daughter, Miss
Jean Jones. Mrs. Jones son. Marvin
Jones. also attends the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley. with
their young son. Anthony Bradley,
have moved from their home on
Wessex road and have leased an apart
ment in Silver Spring. Md.
Mrs. Frances D. Ramsay has visit
ing her for some time her sister. Mrs
M. v. Browning of Cumberland, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. Veit, for
merly of Takoma Park. Md. have
purchased and moved into the home
Of Mrs. Theodore Thee on Mississippi
avenue. Mrs. Thee has left for Min
nesota, where she will make her fu-
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald H, Fielder
entertained group Of friends at bridge
last evening.
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ALLS CHURCH. Va, May o.
Mrs. Walter Granger gave a
luncheon Tuesday followed by
/ bridge. Out-of-toun guests
were Mrs. Baldwin c. Cook. Mrs.
Gabriel Murphy Of Washington and
Mrs. Wells Gray of Alexandria.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Albert
M. Lester was hostess at a bridge
luncheon.
Mrs. c. Mortimer Palmer. jr., en-
tertained at luncheon Tuesday Mrs.
Albert Miller, Mrs. Leonard P. Spald-
ing and Mrs. Thomas Harrington be-
ing among those present. DR.. and
Mrs. G.. M. Fontanna of Wilmington.
Del, the latter sister Of Mrs. Palmer.
will be guests over the week end. and
Sunday evening Mrs. Palmer will en-
tertain at a buffet supper IN their
honor.
Mrs. Edward B. Rowan gave a
luncheon Thursday.
Mrs. Ward B. Freeman left Friday
to attend the Bach Choral Festival
in Bethlehem, Pa. Mrs. Rufus H.
Lane also is attending the event.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Van Leer, Mr.. William B.
Moore and Miss Charlotte Beaman
spent the week end at Rapidan Camp,
Va
Mrs. N. A. Cobb is leaving for trip
to Ann Arbor. Mich. to spend the
summer with her daughter.
DR.. and Mrs Erston v. Miller and
family are leaving shortly for trip
to their summer cottage at Scientist
Cliff. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tenney Of Day.
tona Beach, Fla. stopped en- route to
their home in New York to spend a
few days with Mrs. E. L. McNair.
Mrs Jack Stearns of Michigan was
a guest of Mrs. John Cline Thursday.
Mrs. Lucille Torrey of Mobile. Ala.
and her daughter Miss Lucille Torrey,
whom she is visiting in Washington,
and Mr. and Mrs. Brinton Barnes
were dinner guests of Miss Elizabeth
Barnes.
Mrs. Franklin P. Shaw entertained
at bridge Tuesday.
Mrs Scott Umsted left this week for
Arden, N c.. to join Comdr. Umsted
in Washington. They will go to Hon.
olulu in June, where they will be sta
toned
Mrs W. Leigh Ribble. Mrs. A. L.
Anderson, Mrs John Traoold. Mrs
L. P, Daniel and Mrs. William Wrigby
were guests of Mrs. William Davidson
Thursday.
Col and Mrs William Rigby. who
have been spending the winter in
Washington, are expecting to return
to their home in Falls Church in a
few days.
Mrs Donald Jones entertained at a
dessert bridge party Friday and Mrs.
William S. Brown gave a bridge
luncheon to some Washington friends
on that day.
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Faulkners Leave
On Western Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow E. Faulkner
have left for trip through the West,
and on their return they will reside
at 6511 Piney Branch road.
Mrs. Faulkner was before her mar
riage December 80. 1887. Miss Louise
v. Long. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer A. Long of Mount Jackson
Va. The wedding took place at the
Monument Methodist Church in
Richmond, Va. with Dr. Frank l..
Wells officiating.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner are
members of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. Mr. Faulkner Wax
graduated from the Poplar Buff High
School in 1881 and attended George
Washington University here. He is
now junior at the National Unive--
sity Law School and is connected with
the Board of Inspection, Post Office
Department.
Mrs. Faulkner was graduated from
Mount Jackson High School in 1854
and attended Strayer's Business COL
lege.
Mr.. Faulkner is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Faulkner Of Poplar
BLUM, Mo.