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The Washington times., 1938-04-27

rapidly from
an inflamma-
tion Of blood
vessels, it was
reported today
by DR.. otto
S C h werdfeger,
his attending
physician. One
of the ball
tycoon's lie IS
which Swelled
as q result Of
the inflan1ma-
ton is nearly
back to normal
size, according
to the doctor.
The Washington times., 1938-04-27

answer t h a t
will be writ
ten down in
pugilistic his
tory ne x t
month. Ross
will place his
welterweig h t
crown on the
ring posts Of
M a d j son
Square Gard
e n S Lon G
Island Bowl
and inv i t e
"Hanmering"
Henry Ar M
strong great.
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
It's This.
Way

By FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL
Somewhere in the untested
cells of what was the fighting
machine Barney Ross, lies the
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
Steinmet& I, 7O8 Sets
AW- Time Record IN
Duckbln Tournament

While record-smashing entry that will shoot for all
time high prize list of approximately 1000 awaited the
ing of the Washington Womens Duckpn Association
ment tonight at Columbia notable bowling achievement
today stood the credit Of the Senmez shooters Of
The Washington times., 1938-04-27

SENSATIONAL RECORD

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 27-Biy Winn, dashing little
Detroit speed king returns to the world championship
mobile racing sensational achieved
the dirt since the last 5OOmie
He competed rs the Midwest East won the
premier event. the 1OOmle championship Oneme
track at Syracuse Outside Of indianapolis and Roosevelt Race
this titular speedsters
Winn gained through his the racing
team Harry Miller organizing Indianapolis Competition
Decoration Day.
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
Improving
Col. Rupert Rallies
From Illness

NEW YORK, April 27 0N.SO.
Col. Jake Rupert, owner of the
New York Yankees, is improving
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
GOLD CUP OFFICIALS

WARRENTON Va April 27-Officials for the seventeenth
annual running of the Virginia Gold Cup Race Satu
day. May T. at BrOadvew estate of Alexander B. Hagne War
rentOn, have been announced follows:
Stewards-A. Craven, University Va W. W. Lanahan Bal
tmOre, Md, and F. Wallis Armstrong MOOreStOwn N j.
Judges-Harry D. KrkOver Camden. S. c. Fletcher Harper,
The Plains; Frederick Stuart WarrentOn; w.
Hulburt Middbug; Kenneth Gpns BOyce, and Clark T.
Baldwin, WarrentOn Va
starters-L c. Leith and Jack waddelI Middleburg Va
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
Deadly Puncher

If Ross has rusted internally
from lack of fighting in the last
year, if his coordination isn't all
that it should be, he may find
Armstrong too much for him.
Armstrong is a deadly body
puncher, and after five or six
round, his power inside is bound
to make itself felt.
On the other hand, if Ross is
the fighter he was, say two years
ago. Armstrong is not going to
do very much with him. Barney
will be fighting at his natural
weight, and should be strong.
He is a good puncher, and may
be too good a puncher for a
blown up featherweight to beat.
Armstrong is feeding himself up
to handle the weight situation.
He may find that it is just as
bad to be too heavy as it is to be
too light.
Ross is thoroughly confident
of his ability to win over Arm
strong. He thinks he is too
good a boxer to greatly fear
Armstrong; attack, and, also,
that he is too good a puncher
not to be able to slow UP the
Negro after half a dozen or
more rounds.
The Washington times., 1938-04-27

He expects Colonel Rupert to be
fully recovered in a few days.
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
.VoTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 30
SEEKING GAMES

The White Haven baseball team
is looking for Sunday game with
any strong unlimited team. For
games call Emerson 8179.
-VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
The Washington times., 1938-04-27
Possible Surprise

However true the deductions
of Ross may be, there is always
a possibility that he will be
greatly surprised when he
squares off against his chal-
lenger. Armstrong is not as
easy to hit squarely as one
might imagine. True, he moves
in, compelling action, but he has
a way of weaving nicely, and
countering with both hands.
These counter punches will
test the innermost cells of Ross.
If rust or time have dulied the
fine coordination that every
fighting man must have to live
within those ropes, tn en-
Barney may be in for a very
sour evening.
Ross, naturally, has every
thing to lose and nothing to
gain but his share of the gate
receipts. There has been talk
of him stepping down after one
fight after the Armstrong brawl.
Ross will want to win back
his title if he loses, and won't
1t be funny to hear him say to
Armstrong: Gimme back my
welterweight title, you feather
weight bully!"
Vice President John N. Gar
ner got his great thrill OUT of
the game yesterday when Zeke
Bonura hit his second home run
OF the season, crashing the
leather into the left field stands.
The ball was hit directly into
the wind, but carried plenty Of
power.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Daughters of America.

The members will honor George
Washington's birthday next satur-
day night at Almas Temple, 1915
K street NV, with q travelogue of
music to be presented by the men,
bers Of Triumph Council under the
leadership of Past State Councillor
Louisa Schwenk and the Bazooka
Band, to be followed by a Colonial
drill with "A members from the vari-
GUS councils under direction Of Mrs.
Mildred G. Rock, State Council drill
mistress. A dance will follow.
State Councillor Viola Henley and
staff of officers annual visitation to
Liberty Council is tomorrow night at
Pythian Temple.
Meeting of the Past Councillors AS
sociation of Pride of Washington
Council at the home Of Past Coun-
cilor Viola E. Williams, 1923 Minne-
sofa avenue Sc, tomorrow night.
Mrs. Mona Jones, councillor of In
dependent Council, No. 2, announces
meeting tomorrow night, followed by
bingo, at 808 I street NV.
Triumph Council meets Thursday
evening. followed by a Valentine
party.
Loyalty Council had annual vista
ton on February 9. A country dance
L IL be held in Northeast Masonic
Temple February %.
Brookland Council welcomed State
officers from Betsy Ross and Eagle
Councils. The associate councillor,
Mrs. Beatrice Hart, presided. A bingo
party will be held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Susan Augstein, 1924
Irving street NE.
The State councillor and her officers
paid visit to Mount Vernon Council.
The councillor, Miss Helen Smallwood,
presided. Past Councillor Henry Hail.
day presented Bible.
State Council Conductress Mrs.
Marie Stephenson reported on a meet
ing Of the joint committees Of the
Daughters of America and Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics
at the apartment Of the State Council
warden, Mrs. Laura Milbourn. 2l29
Eighteenth street NV, when plans
for q joint excursion were outlined.
Betsy Ross Council was presided
over by Mrs. Pansy Anderson, coun-
cilor. The following candidates were
inducted into Brookland Council:
Flora sylvia, Beulah CARRIER and Hilda
Hatton. For Unity Council, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Painter, Mrs. Temple Feltner
and Miss Shirley Nichols.
Mayflower Council convened, with
Councillor Miss Esther Miller pre-
siding. The State councillor and ON
GERS were ofncially received. Past
State Councillors Margaret Hartman
and Hattie Ruppart spoke. Deputy
State Councillor Ada Sylvester pre-
sentsd Councillor Esther Miller with
hss past councillors Jewel.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
National Union.

The Executive Board held a business
and social session at the home of Vice
President Melvin D. Newland In Ar.
lington, Va. An oyster supper was
held. The spring class initiation will
be known as the Arthur 8. Brown
class ceremonial, in memory of the
late district manager. The board will
meet in Northeast Masonic Temple on
the third Monday of each month.
New officials of the Hospital Serv-
ice Association are: President, Emery
F. Weightman; vice president, Will
liam j. Carey, and secretary-treasurer
Clarence M. Mitchell.
George w. Spire presided at the
meeting of Victory Council. Silent
tribute was paid to Charles E. Slentz
and Epraim S. Wilcox. Senator
O'Brien installed Joseph c. Bonifant
as vice president. Samuel Trupp Is
arranging program for the March
session, to be known as identification
night" All members are requested to
be present on the first Friday in March
in Pythian Temple.
Meetings Of the week are: Tuesday.
State, War and Navy. room 723 Colo
RADIO Building; Mckinley, Northeast
Masonic Temple. Wednesday, Con.
gressional, Typographical Temple. Fri.
day, United, Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Knights Of Pythios.

The Grand Lodge will meet at
Pythian Temple, Saturday, at 1880
pm. Supreme Vice Chancellor E.
Lee Stapp of Miami. Fla. will make
an address. Supreme Chancellor Fred
H. Jones is in Hawaii on onicial busi-
ness
Calanths Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening and confer the Second Rank.
Webster and Capital Lodges meet
Tuesday evening. Franklin, Union
and Columbia Lodges meet Wednes-
day evening.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
held . Valentine party Wednesday
evening. There will be bingo party
after the regular meeting Wednesday.
The members of this temple and their
friends will make tour Of the WASH
ington Flour MIL, 326l K street NV.
on Thursday, at pm. Bus will leave
Pythian Temple at l2:45 o'clock.
Plans are being made for the celebra-
tion Of the 2sth birthday anniversary
Of this temple on March 9. The
grand chief Of Virginia, Jeanette
Baker, will make her ofiicial visit.
Rathbone Temple will meet Friday
evening.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Y. M. G.. A. News

The VS. Mems Club will hold .
dinner meeting at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
in the dormitory room.
The Monday Night Bible Glass. un-
der the leadership Of Miss Mabel
Nelson Thurston, will meet at 1880
pm. tomorrow.
A special dinner meeting Of the
Board Of Managers will be held Tues
day at $50 pm.
The Y. M. c. A. debate team will
meet a team from the University
Of Pennsylvania at $50 pm. Tuesday.
Charles w. Sylvester, director Of
vocational guidance, Baltimore public
schools. will be the speaker at forum
at $50 pm. Wednesday. The sub
ject for discussion will be what Are
the Vocational Opportunities for
Youths of Special Abilities and
Limited Capacities?" Chester w.
Holmes will be panel chairman. :.
A staff conference will be held ut
10 am. Thursday.
The alumni Of Southeastern Uni
versity will have q luncheon meeting
at the washington Hotel At 1880 pm.
Thursday.
A Town Hall discussion will be
held at $50 Thursday.
A father-son banquet will be held
at the Western Presbyterian Church
at $50 pm. Friday. The Rev. E. g.
Latch Of the Chevy Chase M. e.
Church will be the principal speaker.
The Riding Club will meet at the
Riverside Stables at 2 o'clock Satur-
day.
A. P. Black will give the weekly
radio talk lover Station WMAL at
Sis pm. Saturday. His subject will
b Choosing Companions In Service" !"
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Knights Of St. John
Auxiliary.

The District deputies met at the
home Of the supreme trustee, Mrs.
Omi K. Bingham, on Monday, VIXEN
omcial visits to al auxiliartes were
arranged Is follows: Deputy Mary
Ellen Arendes, to immaculate Concep-
ton, st. Martins and Church Of the
Assumption Auxiliaries: Deputy Mar
garet Smith, to st. AIMS, st. Josephs
and st. Gabriel's Auxiliaries, and
Deputy Wilfred p. Ross. to Holy Name,
st. Matthias. Holy Comforter and Sac
red Heart Auxiliaries.
Supreme Trustee lOmi X. Binsman
represented the Supreme body at the
hearing before the Judiciary Commit
tee OF the Senate to protest against
the passing Of the proposed equal
rights amendment.
Holy Comforter Auxiliary met
Thursday at the willard Hotel. St.
AIMS Auxiliary met Thursday at St.
Peters Hall. Sacred Heart Auxiliary
meeting was held yesterday In the
church hall. Immaculate Conception
AuxihaFy VIII meet tomsrlpw Of the
z. W. G. A.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
\. PROGRAM
TO FEATURE MUSIC
National Race Relations
Sunday Will Be Oh.
served.

The music hour program at 5 O'Clock
today at the Y. w. G. A. will be Q spe.
cial observance Of National Race Rela.
tions Sunday. Estelle Pinkney Web
ster, soprano, will be the soloist, &C.
companied by Nation Boyce. Bessie B.
Warren and Alice Miller will serve az
hostesses.
Cleveland Park Chapter will meet
tomorrow at 2 pm, 1T the home Of
Mrs. George Adams, 31O0 RodmAn
street NV. Mrs. Fred E. Wright will
speak on China" The Professional
Writer'S Club will meet at 7:30 pm.
The General Education Committee
will meet at noon Tuesday. The Theta
Mu Club of the Industrial Department
also will meet. Bethesda Chevy Chase
Girl Reserves will entertain at tea for
the st. Roses Technical School at
3:45 pm. The girls at Strong Resi-
dence will have valentine dinner at
6 pm. The Business Women's Music
Club will meet at tbs pm, and at s:l5
Margaret Garthoff, soprano, will sing
and tell stories Of Egypt and the Holy
Land.
The Wednesday Club Of 614 E street
NV. will meet at o'clock with Mrs.
L. A. Schaaf, hostess. At Sis there
will be a talk on Daytime and Eve.
ming Makeup" for the members Of
the Xenos Club. At 8:15 the Health
Education Department will have square
dancing for men and women.
On Thursday at 1890 the World
Fellowship luncheon will be In Barker
Hall with Miss Mary Nourse speaking
on China" At 3:15 the Western,
Roosevelt, Wilson and Mckinley Girl
Reserves will have meetings. From
6-l0 pm, the Blue Triangle Club will
have Convention Comes to Town"
being miniature OF q Y. w. c. A.
conference.
Central Girl Reserves, Friday, at
3:45 will entertain some young folks
from Neighborhood House at a chill
dren's party. The Americanization
class Of the Industrial Department will
meet from l to 3. There will be
demonstration hour at $50 in Dalcroze
Eurythmics. The Senior High School
Council of the Girl Reserves will have
a dance from 7:30 to $50.
On Saturday the Business and Pro-
fessional Midwinter Conference will
start at Coatesville, Pa, and many
members of the club here will attend.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Order of De Moloy.

At the last meeting Of Robert LIE
Bruce Chapter Past Master Coun-
cilor Glenn johnson installed Robert
L. Morris as master councillor; Law
renee Thurston, senior councillor, and
Leland Warner, jr., junior councillor.
Ralph Gauker presented Clarence H.
McGinnis with his past master coun-
cilor's Jewel. Marx Kahn, chairman
Of the Advisory Council, spoke.
On February 18 at 8 pm. the grand
master of Masons Of the District Of
Columbia will visit the chapter, when
the degrees will be conferred.
The annual pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon will be held February %, after
which there will be . banquet and
dance ut tho Colonial Hotel.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

day evening. The minutes of the lodge
for its meeting 100 years prior to that
occasion will also be read. Refresh
ments will be served.
Anacostia Chapter, r. A. NJ, will
meet tomorrow.
Oficers recently installed were:
High priest, George e. Umhau; king,
Richard w. Waldt; scribe. Robert L.
Conner; secretary, John w. LAinhart;
treasurer. George p. Smith: captain
Of the host, Paul T. Garrett; prin-
cipal sojourner, Ernest ]. Read; Royal
Arch captain, Fred B. Fort; master
third veil, William F. Smith: master
second veil, Joseph. Frye: master nrst
veil. John sasse. and sentinel Ben
jamin r. Deane.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawsou, M. NJ; stans-
bury. social; Joppa, business; Benja-
min Franklin. social.
Tuesday-National, r. c.; Arminius,
NJ NJ; Myron M. Parker, +. c.; Kiue
David. F. G.
Wednesday y-Washington Centen-
nial. r. c.; Osiris. East Gate, social.
Thursday-Naval, social; Hiram
social; La Fayette, M. NJ: William
r. Singleton. =. A.; Congress. social;
Petworth, social: semper Paratus
F. G.
Friday-Columbia, social; Lebanon
social; Joseph H. Milans, Z. A.; Jus.
tice, E. A.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

lowing: President,
Miss Blanche T.
Bowen, matron Of
Bethlehem Chap
ter; vice presi-
dent, Wilfred D.
Seal, patron Of
r nth Chapter;
S e C r e tary, Mrs.
Marguerite Davis,
natron Of Leb-
anon Chs a p ter;
r. e a S urer, Mrs.
c ara E. Scott,
natron of Con-
gress Lodge Chap
ter; xec u tive
INV, ~,i&tAA AE;cc
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Order of the Eastern Star

A bingo party will be held for the
benefit of the Ways and Means of
Fidelity Chapter at the home Of Past
Matron Pearl B. Bellman, 1923 La
mont street NV. Tuesday at 8 pm.
Initiation will be held at the meet
ing February II.
On March ! at the. Hay Loft, 1925
Massachusetts avenue NV, q dance
will be held.
East Gate Chapter will meet Feb
ruary ls. 1t will be followed by a
program given by the men.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet February 81 at the home Of
Belle Murphy. with Eliza Stinson,
Gertrude Cross, Past Matron Mabel
Keil and Past Matron M. Winifred
McMininy.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation will hold its annual BAN
quet February rs at Holbrook Farms
Dairy.
The Star Point Society will meet
February % at the home of Marian
Wiles, with Susan Armstrong and
Hannah Greaves assisting hostesses.
The Endowment Committee of
Bethlehem Chapter will meet Tues
day for luncheon and cards at noon
at the home of Mrs. Marie c. Deal,
6400 Sixteenth street NV.
The annual dance eand card party
will be held at Wardman Park Ho-
tel February %. Call Mrs. Bessie Mel
ton. North 822l-W, for reservations.
The associate grand matron, asso-
ciate grand patron and the associate
matrons and patrons Of the jurisdic-
ton will be guests of honor February
%.
The matrons and the patrons of
1888, their associates. the past grand
matrons, the past grand patrons and
the chairmen of the Grand Chapter
committees were entertained Satur-
day night by the grand matron, Mrs
Helen Robbins, and the grand patron,
Harry Schmidt, at the Masonic Tenn
pie, ASH Wisconsin avenue NV.
The 1898 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation was formed, electing the fol-
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Leona c. Whit of Loyalty, Ira Balm
of Harmony and William Clark of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter.
Miss Bowen has called a meeting
of the officers and the Executive
Committee at her home, 1712 Six
teenth street NV, Monday evening
at s o'clock.
Acacia Chapter will hold . business
meeting, followed by an entertain
ment, next Tuesday night at the
temple. The Ways and Means Com
mittee will have dance and card
party for the chapter members and
their friends at the Wardman Park
Hotel on February "a.
The Star Point Club held an initia-
ton last week at the home OF Past
Matron Mrs. George Lands.
At its February 7th meeting, Treaty
Oak elected and installed Cleveland D.
Walters as associate patron.
The Home Board will meet with
Abbie Colwell 1343 Clifton street NV,
on February IA, with Hulda williams
assisting.
The Sunshine Committee will meet
with Ruth Arts, COS Kearney street
NE, on February Is, with Ruth Perry
assisting.
The Temple Committee will meet
with Ruth Burrell, 6204 Fifth street
NV, on February %.
The 1885 Association Of Matrons
and Patrons was entertained re-
Gently by Mr.. and Mrs. e. v. Carr At
Joppa Hall. The program was opened
by q piano duet BY Mrs. Juliet Miller
and Mrs. Z. " Carr. william ]. Oates
and his orchestra rendered selec-
tions; piano solo. John Dessoules:
soprano solo. Mrs. Conrad Nix, &C.
companied by James Mcdonald: bass
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
LoyoI Order Of Moose

Oficers Of Columbia Lodge will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at 14l4 I street
NV.
The Entertainment Committee will
meet the same night to complete
plans for the George Washington
dance on February ~ at the Hay Loft
Inn, Forestville, Md:
The Maryland and Border States
Moose Club, known as the Annapolis
Marching Club Of Columbia Lodge,
will hold bingo party Friday at
$3.50 pm. at 1414 street NV.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Woodmen Circle.

Willow Grove met February 1.
Plans were discussed for future activi-
ties and committees appointed. Mrs.
Segress, guardian Of Morris Shepherd
Grove, gave short talk. A large
group of members from Mount Vernon
Grove, Alexandria, Va, also attended.
Roberta Baker recently entertained
committee from the Imps Club at
her home to arrange for the dance
at the Hayloft on February II. Each
member was presented with . hand
made boudoir pillow. Valentines were
EXCHANGED and refreshments served.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
P. (. O. Sisterhood.

Mrs. Willard Adams. Ontario Apart
ments, was hostess to Chapter o. The
topic, "The Constitution Convention
OF 1887, Its Organization and Dep
uties," was discussed by Miss Frances
Hays and Mrs. H. E. zimmerman.
The chapter will celebrate its first
anniversary Tuesday. when the officers
OF the District Of Columbia Chapter
and the presidents of the chapters will
be guests. The birthday party will be
held at the home of Miss Julia Mac
milan, president.
Chapter H met at the home Of Mrs.
G. Stanley White, 6623 Piney Branch
road NV. The officers OF Chapter H
took part in the exemplification of the
ritual. After the business meeting the
chapter entertained the B. I. LIS. They
were: Daniel S. Coombs, Rush B.
Lincoln, c. Arthur Cornelson, Robert
M. Ferguson, Mr.. Larson and c. STAN
ley White.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs George o. Sutton, TITS Four
teenth street NV. Mrs. Rush B.
Lincoln will speak On East to the
Orient, China"
Chapter A, P. E. O., met at the home
OF Mrs. G. Jones, with Miss Clara Mil
ligan assisting. The president, Mrs.
r. c. Potts, presided. Miss Elizabeth
Reynolds, district organizer. was the
guest.
The next regular meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. r. A. Horna-
day with Mrs. T. S. Hitler and Miss
Clara Hitler assisting.
Chapter B met Tuesday. at the
home OF the president, Mrs. E. H.
Pitcher, 1910 Mckinley street NV.
Assisting were Mrs. ]. P. Hendricks,
Mrs. Otis J. Rogers and Miss Emma
F. Shrine. Mrs. Robert H. Young,
program chairman, presented Mrs. d,
G. Davis. who reviewed odd Buddah,"
by Princess Der Ling.
Guests were: DR.. Ella r. Falls, Dis
trict of Columbia, president. Chapter
A; Mrs. Bena A. Barnhart, District Of
Columbia corresponding secretary,
Chapter G; Mrs. Aline W. Frizzell and
Mrs. Jessie K. Biddle, Chapter L: Miss
Margery Williams and Miss Ethel T.
Rogers, Chapter F; Mrs. Ira Shatz,
Chapter o; Mrs. Charlotte Kraabel,
North Dakota, Chapter v; Mrs. Max
A. Hostetler. Nebraska, Chapter B I;
Mrs. L. H. Hadley, Washington, Chap
ter A B; Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, Mrs.
Bertha r. Tignor and Mrs. Jessie B.
Krause
On February % the chapter will give
patriotic tea and musicale.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
NOTICE.

Fraternal news, intended ftR
publicatien. In The Sunday Star.
must Be received By the Fraternal
Editsr net latsr than nsen sn
wednesday.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Jobs Daughter.

Bethel, No. ., viii serve st the
turkey dinner given by East Gate
Chapter, o. Z. g., on March ~. The
following were initiated last Thurs
day: Gloria Caldwell, June Guy, EliS-
abeth Scott, Evelyn Thompson, Iva
Tubbs and Lillian Virgins.
Bethel No. was entertained by
the fathers. Amelia Xander, Mary
Davidson, Jacqueline Rice and Edith
Mae Lusby were initiated.
The choir elected the following ON.
GERS: President, Mildred Beane, and
secretary treasurer, Barbara Sans.
bury.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Royal Neighbors Of America.
4 hingo party will be held after the
meeting Of Fidelis Camp ut Thomas
Circle Club, February II.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Loyalty Chapter win CELEBRATE the
Homecoming Of The Junior past AA.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

The principal address will be given by
Past Master Walter Fowler Of Ana
costa Lodge. Ara M. Daniels, junior
grand warden, will speak briefly, rep
tesenting the grand master. A bust Of
George Washington will be unveiled
BY Past Master Ralph w. 8. Bonnette
of Stansbury Lodge. Refreshments
will be served.
Master Paul c. Smith of East Gate
Lodge, accompanied by the members
pf his lodge, will pay social visit to
West Gate Lodge, Mount Rainier, Nd
The officers Of West Gate Lodge will
ponfer the F. G. degree.
!. Naval Lodge will hold its annual
father and son night on Thursday.
Master William H. T. Belt announced
4he program will be given by members
~ the Southeast Boys Club.
Congress Lodge will honor Capt.
George Little. recently elected grand
4all cedar Of Capitol Forest. Tall
pedars Of Lebanon, Thursday evening
1he uniformed band and rangers Of
The Tall Cedsrs will furnish entertain
3nent.
g Master John 1. Allen Of Petworth
Iodse announced on Thursday eve
ming, following . short business meet
ing, the lodge will hold its annual
dies' night, with entertainment and
Rncing, at Joppa Lodge Hall.
~
y Lebanon Lodge will hold its annual
Navy Yard night on Friday There
sNill Be IN entertainment. Refresh.
enents will be served.
-
S. Columbia lodge VIII celebrstl
George wsshington,s Birthday on Frt.