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Assignment of Officers.

District officers have been assigned
to units as follows: 1t. Col. Claiborne
A. Duval and Capt Arthur j. Dunlap
to the l32lst Service Unit, Second 1t.
Willard V. Mills. Sd. to the 3l8th In
fantry Second 1t William G.. Mennen.
jr.. to the 3l3th Field Artillery, Second
Its. Baxter C. Crane and Carl w.
Mumm to the Sd Cavalry. First 1t.
Albert J. Dubois and Second Its. Carl
l.. Eardley and Eugene JAM to the 18th
Field Artillery. Second It. William H.
Shoemaker to the 376th Engineers and
Second 1t Hugh F. Davis to the 18th
Infantry.
The following District officers have
been assigned to the 320th Infantry:
First Its. Harry E. Lyman, Wilfred j.
Fleming, Paul T. Hayne, jr. and Sec
ond Its. Lewis T. Gibbs, John B. Gill
bert, Leroy T. Gravatte. Ernest D.
Kelly, John N. Randolph, Hugh H.
Saum, jr.; Austin c. Williams and
William w. Wood
District officers have been relieved
from units as follows: Capt. Milton r.
Scott from the 3l5th Field Artillery,
Capt. Sumner E. Smith and First 1t.
Merrill F. Phillips from the 4O5th
Quartermaster Regiment. Capt. Joseph
J. Malloy from the general section of
the 80th Division. Capt. Bertram C.
Rogers and Second Its. Joseph S.
Lam and Donald D. Loos from the
1900 Cort7ico Unit al I,,-i,,
White and First 1t David T. Clements
from the l3l6th Service Unit Second
Its. Mark D. woodward and Hugh F.
Davis from the 320th Infantry. Second
1t. Herman w. J. Hager from the 3l8th
Infantry, Second Its Isham w. Mann,
ir.. and Robert W. Tucker from the
l320th Service Unit and Second 1t.
Allyn S. Norton from the 13l8th Serv-
ice Unit.
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lob PLAN BACKED
BY|NDUSTR|AL|STS
Manufacturers Body Has
Taken Steps to Aid in
Employing Veterans.

The National Association Of Manu-
facturers has notified National EN-
ployment Chairman Charles Ward.
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War, that they have taken steps
to comply with the request of the
D. A. V. and other veterans organiza-
tions to promote employment for vet
Grams.
Comdr. Joseph J. Foran will preside
over Federal Chapter tomorrow night
at the Soldiers. Sailors and Marines
Club Department Senior Vice Comdr.
Amos K. Heimer will tell of the social
and recreational program of the de-
partment for the spring and summer.
National Capital Chapter will be pre-
sided over by Comdr Earl D. Harrell
Thursday night at Moose Hall At a
meeting Of the Executive Committee
last week, at the home of Department
Ccmdr. Chichester. plans for the vet
eranS' reunion. sponsored by the chap
ter, July 3, and 5. were discussed.
Ace-Rasmussen Chapter, No l. will
meet at its clubhouse next Friday
night. DR.. Walter Hess. commander,
will preside A social will follow. with
the Woman's Auxiliary assisting in
receiving.
Mrs. Mary Anne Kennedy. national
vice chairman of the D. A. V. Child
Welfare Committee. has been invited
by Comdr. Mary Holt to address the
Woman's Auxiliary next Wednesday
night. National Executive Commit
eeWomanMarie Anderson will talk on
membership. Mrs Lucille Cuney will
report on hospital work; Mrs. Dorothy
Covert and Mrs. Suzanne Miller on
ways and means and Mrs. Eva Segan-
dish, adjutant, on hospitality.
Mrs. Dolly Secord. national COM
mander of the auxiliary, has accepted
an invitation to attend the Victory
Dinner to be held jointly by the D.
A. V. department and the auxiliary.
National Comdr. Maple T. Harl will
be present. The dinner will be at the
Thurman Studio April 90.
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10Th DIVISION WAR
PLANS TO BE MAPPED
General Officers to Visit Scene of
Maneuver Operations in
Virginia This Month.

War plans for the 29th Division
headquarters staff and the headquar-
tiers supporting units will be mapped
out this month it was learned at the
division headquarters here, following
the divisional conference last week in
Baltimore. 1t was indicated Maj Gen.
Milton A. Reckord, commanding the
National Guard of Maryland and the
29th National Guard Division: Brig.
Gen. S. Gardner Waller. adjutant
general of Virginia and commander of
the 9lst Infantry Brigade. and Col. S.
L. Pike. U. S. Army, assigned to the
Guard division as instructor, will tour
the area which the headquarters and
the troops will cover during their
maneuvers and outline problems to
be worked out while the units are
taking their annual field training.
The scene of operations, it was in
dicated, will be in the vicinity of VIM
chester, Va. but no permanent camp
will be established. Those attending
the camp will operate under the same
conditions as would be expected of
them during an actual campaign, mov-
ing forward or backward as the situa-
tion determines. They will remain a
day or two at each camp. working on
the problems assigned them by the
Regular Army officers, and then
breaking camp and going to the next
scene of operations While the new
plan will not be as comfortable as a
permanent tWo-Week camp, neverthe-
less it is expected that the officers and
men will get much more experience.
The officers who attended the Bal
timore conference from the District
were Col. John w. Oehmann, COM
manding the divisional engineer regi-
ment: 1t. Col. Peyton G.. hewitt, ad-
jutant generals department; Maj. Will
liam T. Roy, commanding the head
quarters troops, and Maj, Sidney Nor
gan, inspector generals department.
Col. Pike outlined the general pur-
poses and left the details. as men,
toned. to a later survey of the op-
erations area. Col, L. r. Cole, U. S.
Army, attached to the Sd Army Corps,
discussed tactical problems with the
division officers.
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tanned with song and dance, assisted
by Francis Govan and his accordion.
The posts dance is May 10 at 10
at the Hotel Washington.
The following were elected to men,
bership: DR.. Ivy A. Pelzman. Phillip S.
Peyser, Joseph Pugliese. Michael Mar
inacclo. Harold E. Mccormick, Harry
S. Walsh. John H. Sullivan. Lee B
Fitch, Ernest F. Johnston and Isaac
E. White.
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock at
Thomas Circle Club, with Comdr
Graves presiding.
The Advisory Council met last
Thursday evening at the home of De-
partment Vice Comdr. Jane Cox.
Child Welfare Chairman Anne
Frame visited Glendale Sanitarium
last Sunday.
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cher, Robert d Hamilton. Alan c.
Johnston Henry Kenstrup, Poderic NJ
Krider, Laurence F Lord, Nicholas r
Loundaein, Carl r Myers. william
Samuolson. Robert w. Vosc and Albert
q Garrett
DiSchargcs-Lt Comdr William c.
Eberle Lts Harold NJ Harding George
kccSer. Thomas J Mccoy John =
pluNaA, Earl Riee and Edward n.
She LtA Junior orsdcl John A.
Brennan. Wells c Cook Joseph A,
DAlleASio, Olsv r = Hansen LLOYD NJ
Meulll Charles ! Michelst. jr.; Frank
q kofen and George NJ sylvester
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Y. M. c. A. News.

The Y's Mems Club will hold a
business meeting and dinner tomor-
row at pm.
The Executive Committee of the
Organized Bible Glass Association will
meet at dinner at o'clock Tuesday.
The Town Hall Discussion Club
will meet at $50 pm. Thursday in
the dormitory clubroom.
A Lenten program Of motion pic
lures will be given in the lobby at
7 o'clock Friday.
THE Victor" will be the subject of
the weekly radio talk from WMAL
Saturday at Sis pm. Mr.. Etchison
will be the speaker.
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Army and Navy Union.

The District of Columbia Depart
ment met at the Armory last Thurs
day night. Capt. Charles E. Smithson
presided. Amendments TO the ma
tional defense act we're adopted.
A resolution was adopted to aid in
securing a suitable armory for the
National Guard OF the District OF Co.
lumbia
RuloT r. Strattan. former United
States Civil Service Commission ON
cial, was installed as commander Of
Columbia Garrison last Tuesday night
In the MaRill Building by Comdr. In
Chief Ralph Werner r. Claude Bab-
cock, past national commander Of
the Disabled American Veterans. was
installed ~ sdIutant- -paymaster. r. N.
Werner was elected senior vice CON-
mander.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

The State councillor. Mrs. Mae A.
Etchison. and her officers on Tuesday
viii pay their annual visitation 10
Hope Council
On March % class initiation OF
30 was held at the Washington Hotel
In honor OF the national councillor,
Mrs Rose Stein who was represented
by Llovd Sakers. national vice coun-
cilor, Of Woodlawn. Nd The State
councillor conferred the initiation.
Washington Council will meet to-
morrow and Columbia Council On
Friday.
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Jobs Daughters.

Bethel No celebrated its first
birthday anniversary March 25.
Among the guests were Mother WAL
lace, grand guardian, and Dad Dun
ham, grand associate guardian.
Dancing and refreshments followed.
Grand visitation was last Friday.
Those initiated were Margaret Mason,
Audrey Grigsley and Vera Ridley. En-.
tertainment was furnished by the
dramatic club.
The drill team meets every We'd
nesday at the Masonic Hall at $50
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Kept on G. c. c. Duty.

The following District officers have
been continued on active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for an
other six months: First 1t. Edward A.
Cockey, Sd, and Second Its Ralph W.
Hale, Robert D. Wilson, Herman r.
Allen, Harry F.. Carper, jr., and Thom-
as O. Rooney
First Its. Wayne c. Lambertson and
Henry S. Brooks have been ordered to
active duty with the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps for six months, effective
May l and March "a. respectively.
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SALE DATE
SETFOR MAY 26-28
Decision Announced After
Meeting of Council of
Administration.
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Front Line Post, 100
L street NV.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, 1015 L street NV. Admiral
Robert E. Peary Ship. Hamilton
Hotel.
Wednesday - Columbia Post,
1925 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Potomac Post, 100 l. street NV.
Defense Post, 1920 Rhode Island
avenue NE. Washington Post,
1700 l. street NV. Overseas Mil
itary Band, National Guard Ar
mory.
Thursday - United States
Treasury Post, 1882 Eighteenth
street NV.
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To Discuss License Law.

Changes in the proposed liquor
license law in the District and the
recent change IN the parking limita =
tons downtown will be discussed at
a meeting Of the Stanton Park Citi-
yens' Association tomorrow Al q pm.
In the Peabody School. Harry N. stull.
president, announced.
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Sponish War Veterans.

Department Comdr. Victor l.. Woold-
ridge and the officers of the depart
ment and officers of camps were guests
of Lincoln Post of the American Le-
gion on Monday evening. which was
designated Spanish War Night Comdr.
Charles w. Garlack welcomed them
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp met,
with Comdr. David H. Sibbett in the
chair. The annual Muster Day serv-
ices were observed. Past Department
Comdr. George " McAlear and Will
liam E. Cole spoke.
Comdr. John e. Griffith convened
the meeting of Col John Jacob Astor
Camp in Stanley Hall at the U. S.
Soldiers Home.
Gen. Henry w. LaWton Auxiliary re-
ceived Department President Myrtle
Moxley and her staff at the last meet
ing on the occasion of the annual Off
cial visit. President Doris Watkins
welcomed them Entertainment was
provided by the Wiegans Sisters. Doris
Bakefeld was formally inducted.
Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxil-
iary was presided over by President
Madge Ryce. Anna Gibson was for
nally received into the auxiliary. Pres
ident Ryce announced chicken dinner
will be served in Northeast Masonic
Temple on April 20, from to 6 pm
Capitol City Fort. No. %, Daughters
OF '98, met at the home of Cadet Afford,
in Arlington, Va. 1t was voted to hold
q silver tea on April "a, at the home
of Cadet Margaret Carter. 32l A street
NE, from to 7 pm. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Cadet
Buelah Cope, 2014 F street NV, on
April Is.
Meetings this week are:
Tuesday-Col. James S. Petit Camp.
Thursday-Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp.
Monday-Col. James S. Petit Auxil-
iary.
Friday-Gen. Henry w. Iawton Aux
iliary.
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Northeast Adjourns,

The Northeast Washington Citi-
lenA Association has adjourned its
meetings until the second Monday In
October. Joseph Notes, secretary. an.
nounced yesterday.
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The Poppy Committee of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department, Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars, of which
Philip r. Belt is chairman, has Sc
lected May 26. q and % as the days
for the sale OF poppies for the benefit
of veterans. This was announced at
a meeting of the Council of Admins
tration last Monday at the District
Building, with Department Comdr.
Herman presiding.
Past Department Comdr Inman re-
ported the status of several bills for
relief of veterans now pending in
Congress. Junior Vice Commander of
the Department Of Virginia Samuel
De Vaughan spoke.
The department committee in charge
Of the annual convention is holding
weekly meetings with the Brookland-
Woodbridge Business Association.
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The Department Ladies' Auxiliary
met at the Thomas Circle Club, with
President Adelaide NJ Grant presiding.
The department will hold a bingo
and card party at the Thomas Circle
Club on April 30
The department president will hold
card party at her home. 1923 L
street N E., on April l8, for the benefit
Of the department.
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Washington Post will meet next
Wednesday evening at the Washington
Post Home, with Comdr. Fred w.
Wacker presiding, for the election of
officers. Plans for the fourth annual
Derby day ball to be held at the Cairo
Hotel on the evening of Kentucky
Derby day will be completed
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Vincent B. Costello Post met last
Monday night at the Carlton Hotel
Comdr. Julius Peyser presided Coach
Milton Lewis and members Of Costello
Posts ball team of last year were en-
tertained at a dinner by the post OFF,
GERS and were presented with medals
by Comdr PeyScr. The Tony Wake
man Trophy was also presented to the
post
Entertainment was furnished BY
Chairman Elvood MoNeely, assisted by
Ben Aronson. Miss Sulvla Selbin and
sydney oo,tlieb presented a skit We'll,
Here We are" Rita johnson enter
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Comdr John E. Griffith convened
the meeting of Col. John Jacob Astor
Camp in Stanley Hall at the U. S.
Soldiers Home.
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Agriculture Post met April and
made plans for a dance IN the patio
Of the Agriculture Department on
April %, from to l2.
Comrade Andrews, assisted by Com
rade Pagnotta is conducting a baseball
team.
About 20 of the post uniformed
members turned out for the Army Day
parade.
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Meetings this week are:
Monday. Lincoln Unit. Thomson
School. 8 pm. Tuesday, Jasper Unit,
New Colonial Hotel. 8 pm; James
Reese Europe Unit. Garnett-Patterso
School, 8 pm; Wednesday, Govern
pm.
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McKimmie Catterton Auxiliary en-
tertained the department president
and the staff officers at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club on Wednes-
day. it being the occasion of the Off
cial visitation and the sixth birthday
anniversary of the auxiliary Other
officers included National Rehabilita-
ton Chairman Thomas kivlighan, jr..
of Leesburg, Va; Mrs Frances Ripple.
Mamie Mae Manning assistant guard
of the Department of Maryland, and
Maud Phillips of FenWick Auxiliary
The auxiliary will hold a moonlight
excursion on the Wilson Line on
June 18.
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held at the installation and birthday
party at the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie April %. This will mark the
eighth anniversary of the post The
committee in charge of the party is
John w. Thompson, Philip R. Belt.
George D. Warden. Edgar Campbell
and Edward B. McDade
A bingo party will be sponsored by
the post in the basement of the North
east Masonic Temple on May l3.
Senior Vice Department Comdr
Philip R. Belt announced he is not
a candidate for the Office of depart
ment commander in June and will
devote all of his time to the welfare of
Follow Me Post
Election of officers was held by Ad-
vance Post at its last meeting in the
Washington Post Club. as follows:
Commander, Jerome S. Kaufman;
senior vice commander, Charles O.
Guillot; junior vice commander, Will
liam E. Burch quartermaster, Earl W.
Ezell; post advocate. Ernest Perry;
chaplain. Lloyd Graham, and surgeon.
James w. Burkhardt.
Comdr. Kaufman announced the
following appointments: Adjutant
Dwight E. Carleton; officer of the day.
Frank L. Garrison: patriotic instructor
and post historian Garrett Fitzgerald;
post service officer, William E. ,Burch,
post legislative officer, Herbert Bor-
chardt; guard, Floyd Davis; sentinel
William O. Blakeney: color bearers,
George w. Fraser and Herman Gold
stein; publicity officer, Stuart T.
Terrett; sergeant major. Charles O.
Guillot, and quartermaster sergeant,
Conrad S. Geier.
The officers will be installed April Is,
at 8 pm, at the Washington Post
Club, 100 L street NV. This will be
an open meeting.
Following the installation. Victor
Devereaux, director of Americanization
OF the Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States, will present movies.
Bring your family. Refreshments will
be served.
Washington Post will meet next
Wednesday evening at the Washington
Post Home, with Comdr. Fred w.
Wacker presiding, for the election of
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Legion's Junior Ball League
To Open Season IN Game Nav I
Unemployed Veterans to Be Giuen Jobs
Where Auailable IL, ". p. H., Official
Tells Executive COMMITTEES.

The Junior Baseball League of the
District of Columbia Department, the
American Legion, will open it's series
of games on Sunday, May l, on the
Monument Grounds. according to
George Royal, athletic chairman.
Games will be played each Sunday
during the season.
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United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post. No. 80, will meet to-
morrow at the Hayloft Club at SIS
pm, with Comdr. Charles E. Wolfe
A. Long and his Entertainment Com
mittee have arranged fish story con-
test and community singing, accom-
panied by Herbert Seasons at the
piano. National Executive Committee
man Joseph J. Malloy will speak.
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Changes In commissioned personnel
OF the Reserve have been announced
as follows:
Transfers u honorary retired list
II. Comdrs. William C. M. Clark and
Knud Knud- Hansen, Its. William D.
Burke and George H. Price: It.
tJsnior C'-aLr) Leon Hemrick.
Resignstions-Co ldr Henry r Sny-
aer, IL, Con,ars. Donald n, Armstrong
and William L Weber. Its William A
Peasley, Harvey NJ Clodfclter. Joseph
FIlcher, William Hart. Aurile r
Jenkins Herbert n n Jones. william
J Kih,et, ir Felix q Smart. Ross
Sutherland, william NJ Tadlock and
iemAn n Wright LU Junior Gradcl
Charles L Clutts. William / Crutch-
ct, samuel U Damon Rober, q Oar
diner keith 7 HntchkiAa Frank A
kAEmafck John r Medelnau. Emlis
len de surulls Rudolph ' SNa ON,
Albert 1 Tschan,s -Hshn and Pave,
A Wlbnu EnslgnA Robert b Beikns
" Hapr nunklsy Grafton q ia &.
lsy, Prank v rtrsnA John A oAlla.
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Miss Anne Lester
Bride Of Mr.. Cockrill.

A ENCOURAGEMENT Is made Of the
wedding OF Miss Anne Lester Of
Fairfax, Va, daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lester. to Mr.
Elmer Cockrill of Vienna, Va, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Calvin Cockrill
Of Vienna, which took place Saturday
morning at II o'clock In the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, Fair
fax.
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NJ. Jules Henry Is Honored
At Dinner Party at
Belgian Embassy
Ambassador and Wife Hosts
To Retiring French
Charge d'Affaires.

TINE Belgian Ambassador straten-
Ponthoz entertained at dinner last evening in honor the
L retiring Charge d'A1ares of France, M. Jules Henry
The Ambassador Countess Saten-Ponthoz
be the guests in whose honor the Minister South
Africa and Mrs Close will be hosts at dinner this evening
The Soviet Ambassador and Nine Troyanovsky will be
guests in whose honor Maj Parker will
at dinner Ash Wednesday, March g.
The Ambassador and Nine. Troyanovsky will entertain
luncheon tomorrow in honor Mr. and Mrs Vincent Sheean
The Acting Military Attache of the Soviet Embassy
Ivan Okunev and the Assistant Naval Attache Nkoa
Bootnkov have issued invitations for reception tomorrow aft
in celebration goth anniversary Army
and Navy.
The retiring Minister MacWhite
In whose honor Mrs McCook Knox entertained dinner
ming at the Mayfower Hotel
Mrs James Hughes wife of Hughes will
at tea Monday afternoon in the Chinese the
Mrs John Dockweiler Representative Dockweiler
>wl be at home Tuesday, March in her
Shoreham
Mrs Dany entertained at buffet supper their home Wesley
Heights last evening The included Attorney
e-a and Mrs Carl Mcfarland Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Compton
and Mrs Seth W. Richardson Mr. and Mrs Carl Lomen Mr.
Mrs. Frank Nesbit and Mr. and Mrs Mac Asbi.
It. Robert Henry Keser u S. A. and Mrs Kesser have
to Washington from Fort Monroe Va visiting Mrs
lers parents, Mr. Mrs Oliver They remain
here until the latter of March, when will
Francisco Calf sailing there April 19 the Philippines
where 1t. Kessler will be stationed
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Alumnae Nurses
Ball FRIDAY.

The annual alumnae ball of Emer-
gency Hospital nurses will be held
Friday evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel. The patronesses are the HON.
orable Lady Lindsay. Nine. Troyanov-
sky, Miss Janet Fish, Superintendent
Of Nurses: Mrs. Charles Stanley White,
Mrs. Daniel Borden, Mrs William B.
Mason, Mrs. William w. Breeze, Mrs.
Herbert Slocum, Mrs. Clarence E. Han
cock, Mrs Hamilton Fish, Mrs. Adolph
c. Miller. Mrs. Thomas Holcumb, Mrs.
Joseph Letter. Mrs. Anson Phelps
Stokes, Mrs William c. Eustis. Mrs.
Chauncey Depew, Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover. jr. Mrs. Willard Bronson,
Mrs. George Garrett, Mrs Sherman
Flint, Mrs. Charles Hofer. Mrs. Melvin
c. Hazen, Mrs. George P. Scriveu, Mrs.
Bradish ]. Carroll, jr., Mrs. Herbert
Adair, Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner, Mrs.
John Thilman Hendrick, Mrs. James
s. Parker, Mrs. Walter G. Distler, Mrs.
John Caswell, Mrs. c. Mathews Dick,
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Play Will Be Given
To Benefit Chinese
Relief Fund.

THE opening performance Of "Uncle
Vanya" at the King Smith Play
house has been moved up to tomor-
row evening from Thursday in order
to have two evenings for benefit per-
formances. All proceeds from both
nights will 60 to the fund for Chinese
relief. The Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Chenting T. Wong, Is expected to at
tend tomorrow evening"
Those sponsoring these relief per-
formances are Representative Harry
w. Coffee, Representative and Mrs.
Jerry O'Connen. Representative
David Lewis. Representative Byron
Scott, the Rev. Ralph Ackerly, Mr..
John P. Anderson, Miss Ethel Watson
Asher. Mrs. David Barr. Miss Ida Holt
Chamberlain, Mrs. Rose Edelman, Mrs.
Gordon Dunthorne, Miss Frances
Farmer. DR.. Abram Harriss, DR.. Ed
ward Israel. Mr.. Gardner jackson,
Miss Lucy Kramer. Mr.. Robert Mar
shall, the Rev. Edward Hughes Pru-
den. DR.. Charles Edward Russell. DR..
Daniel N. Shoemaker. DR.. Elliot
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 8.
Teigan. DR.. Charles M. Wesley, the
Rev. William Abernathy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Truesdell. DR.. and Mrs.
Roul d'Eca, Miss Eleanor Curtis
Miss Elizabeth Rossman, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ferguson, Mrs Robert Coe,
DR.. and Mrs. S. F. Acree, Mrs. John
Boyle. Mrs. Louise Norman Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Franklin, Mrs.
Maurice Willie, DR.. Reba Campbell,
Mrs. Rose Laddon Hanna, Mai. and
Mrs. Guy Withers. Mrs. George Gallo
way. Mrs. Helen Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick J. Libby, Nine. Daloz, Miss
Elizabeth Stearns. DR.. and Mrs. Fritz
Marti. Miss Eleanor Borden and Mr..
Frank Borden.
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Commissioner to Sneak

Lucille Foster Mcmillan, Civil Serv.
ice Commissioner. will speak before
the Soroptimist Club at the Willard
Hotel at ! pm. tomorrow.