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The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19
1S1 ON GOVERNMENT
PROJECTS, 251 ON
PART TIME JOBS

Redwood county had $40 resi-
dents totally unemployed and
wanting work last year, accord
ing to the final report of results
of the national unemployment
census taken the week of Novem-
ber 16. OF these 292 were men
and 48 women.
Emergency workers in the
county at that time totalled 18l
with 149 men and 80 women en-
ployed in NYA, WPA, CCC or
similar emergency works divi-
sions.
Persons classified as partly un-
employed and signifying their
wish for more work totaled PSI
of which 225 were men and 26
women.
Here is the official tabuIation:
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19
Inglis, Prail Head
Class in Dentistry

Of only five honor students in
the University of Minnesota
dental school this year, two are
Redwood county youths. James
Inglis, son of DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Inglis of Redwood Falls and DON
aid Prail, son of DR.. and Mrs. T.
w. Prail of Walnut Grove are
among the five high rating schol-
ars.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19

Schuetz, Karl Rudolph and w. D.
Schuetze.
The women of the Trinity con-
gregation will serve free dinner
and there will be a refreshment
stand. Rev. John Bauer, former
pastor of the congregation will
not be able to preach at the an
niversary. He is retiring from the
ministry and viii be moving dur
ing the last days of the month.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19
Weather Man Is
Under the Weather

N. B. Andersen is confined to
bed with knee injury which he
suffered in fall about four
weeks ago. 1t became worse
since and physicians ordered him
to keep the leg absolutely quiet.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19
NEW COURT REPORTER

Keith Scheid, court reporter,
was at the desk for the first time
here Monday morning. A form
er reporter in Minneapolis pro-
bate court, he replaces Robert
Geiselman as reporter working
with Judge A. B. Gislason.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19
Highway Il Work
Will Start in july
ROUTE CHOSEN, PLANS
FOR. $4,000 PROJECT
NEARLY COMPLETED

st. Paul-(P)-Long the object
of spirited controversy, the To-
cation of new state highway II
south of Redwood Falls was de-
cided by the state highway de-
partment today with selection of
the least route"
Commissioner N. w. .Elsberg
announced the $4,000 grading
and graveling project over Ill
miles along II south of Redwood
Falls toward Sanborn will begin
in mid-July.
The dispute centered over two
proposed routes for the new
stretch, both affecting various
farmers. The ''west route" which
was abandoned, was located ap-
proximately a half mile from the
eastern lane decided upon today.
The project is being financed un-
der the federal aid road program.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19

ers, county auditor. N. r. Ryer-
SON, aDith Tom Reed and G. J.
FtllenDorth, is campaigning for
the office of county attorney to
which George A. Barnes seeks re-
election. ErlDin A. Meierding auas
an early filler in the sheriff race,
other entries being Sheriff L. j.
kise, Fred J. Carity, Joseph Ma
hal and George J. MdtSon.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-05-19

Thirteen Legionnaires, headed
by j. w. Lauterbach, county pre-
sident, attended the meeting of
County Council at Belview Mon
day evening.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
California Society ,
To Hold a*Ball 4
Tomorrow Niaht. =

Members Of tho California state
Society and other Californians IN
Washington will hold . congressional
bali at the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow
at 10 pm. Senator and Mrs. William
G. McAdoo and Senator and Mrs.
Hiram johnson have been invited to
serve on the Reception Committee,
together with California members Of
the House and their wives.
The annual election Of officers will
be held at 8 pm. j. F. T. O'Connor,
controller Of the currency and presi-
dent OF the society for the past two
years, will install the new officers.
Plans for the dance and other So
cial functions Of the season were COM
pleted yesterday at luncheon meet
ing Of the Dance Committee held at
the Harrington Hotel. The commit
tee Is composed Of Charles H. shreve,
chairman. assisted by Miss Grace AL
man, Walter G. Burke. Miss Happy
Cabell, Joseph A. Clorety. jr.: Miss
Abbie Bell Golden, John Coleman,
Miss Helen Crist, Miss Dora Darling
ton. Miss Marie Davis, Harold Estes,
Miss Marguerite Ferguson. Mrs. Win
fired Grant, Donald F. Harding, Miss
Olive Marie Holt, Miss Corrine Holm,
John M. johnson. Miss Anita Jor-
dan, Miss Virginia Keene, Miss Anita
Loeber, Mrs. Marian McAllister, D.
A. Mcdonald. Charles A. Marlowe,
Miss Mildred Martin, Reuben A. Mel
son and w. Howard Smith.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
State Society Dance.

The South Carolina Society will
entertain the South Carolinians In
Washington at . dance and reception
January 20 at the shoreham Hotel.
The guests Of honor will be the United
States Minister to Guatemala, Mr.. Fay
Allen Desportes Of Winnsboro, s. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Adams
Of Greenville, s. G. Mr.. Adams is
now attached to the State DEPART
ment, having returned from China,
where he was Consul General 1T
Hankow and Harbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh &. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Morris, MI. and Mrs.
J. Austin Latimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. jackson, Ben p. Fishburne,
Ralph Stewart and Mrs. Hampton P.
Fulmer will receive the guests.
Preceding the reception and dance
the annual meeting for the election
o6 omcee1 Will be held.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Two From Capital
To Attend Session
OF Jewish Women.

Mrs. Mark Lansburgh and Mrs.
Alexander Wolf will leave Washing
ton Immediately after the close Of the
Conference on the Cause and Cure
OF War to attend the triennial con-
vention Of the National Council of
Jewish Women, January % to 28, at
the William Penn Hotel, in Pittsburgh,
They long have been among the rep
resentatives Of the national council
on Legislative Committees which fur
ther the organizations program Of So
cial betterment through Federal leg
islation. In addition to formulating
or reafflrming its stand on current
congressional bills having to do with
peace. immigration, infant and ma
ternal welfare and social security in
It's various phases. the member dele
gates at the convention will be asked
to support again a Nationwide cam
paign for suffrage and national rep
resentation for the District OF Co.
lumbia.
This subject viii be presented BY
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, past president
VA eAAC " ooAiIlS tOll otCLlOl ana pTeSl.
dent OF the District Of Columbia
League Of Women Voters.
Important among the discussions at
the convention are the reports and
plans for one OF its longest and best
established pieces Of work-serNce to
the foreign born. This includes meet
ing and placing Of immigrants, follow
up as TO their adjustments in cities
throughout the States, Americaniza-
ton and naturalization. There is also
special international case service,
together with a committee dealing
with problems affecting German refu-
gees in this country.
The further development Of study
groups and institutes on contemporary
Jewish affairs, peace legislation and
kindred subjects will be discussed in
general sessions and round table
meetings.
On January 26, from $50 TO 10
pm, there will be a coast-to-coast
broadcast by the National Broad
casting 90. James L. Houghteling,
commissioner Of immigration, will
speak and dramatic series Of cpl
sodes on the Making of an Ameri-
can Family" will be presented
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Ball Arranged.

The Pennsylvania Society Of Wash
mgton y arranging q "Cora.itu,ional
program and bail" at the Willard
Hotel next Wednesday evening.
The program will consist Of music
by tho George Washington University
Women1 Glee Club, short pageant
on the Constitution Of the United
States and q N. B. c. broadcast for
Is minutes ON pennsylvania and the
Constitution"
Among the honor guests who have
accepted invitations are Justice Owen
]. Roberts OF the United States Su-
preme Court and Mrs. Roberts, Sen
ator and Mrs. James J. Davis, Senator
Joseph F. Guney and sister, Mrs.
Emma GufIey Miller; Mayor Cor
neliN D. Scully Of Pittsburgh, 1t.
Gov. Thomas Kennedy of Pennsyl-
vania, Judge Robert v. Bolger of
PhflAdelphia and most Of the Con-
gressmen from Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
House on Monday. Miss Margaret
Naylor, ex-regent Of the chapter, made
tho presentation.

House on Monday. Miss Margaet
Naylor, ex-regent Of the chapter, made
tho presentation.
Mrs. Ralph Griswold, whose candi-
dacy for State chaplain was unani-
mously Endorsed by the Army and
Navy Chapter, announces the With
drawal OF her name from the ticket
at the State conference in March.
Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg, State
chairman of the Committee on Ma
tional Defense Through Patriotic Edu-
cation, has been indorsed as a candi-
date for State historian by the De-
scendsnts Of '76 Chapter, D. A. r..
according to an announcement by
Miss Anne B. Coons, regent. Mrs.
Holzberg Is also vice regent Of her
chapter.
The State Library Committee met
Thursday at the Willard Hotel to hear
an address by Mrs. Lue r. Spencer.
registrar general and reference con.
sultant In the D. A. r. genealogical
extension service. Mrs. Samuel B.
Woodbridge, State librarian, intro
duced Mrs. Spencer, who explained
the work OF the new service.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Hartman: 5 pm, public speaking,
Mrs Sylvia Zskind. instructor: II
am, bridge lesson, Mrs. Charles
Curl.
Miseellaneous Clubs.
Society Of Free Lance Writers meets
Thursday, 8 pm, at the shoreham
Hotel.
Democratic Women's National Coun-
Gil, meetings National Democratic
Club of America Clubhouse. 1900
Rhode Island avenue NV. Regular
club meeting, Monday, 8 pm.
Speaker, Representative Byron N.
Scott Of California. Absentee Vot-
ers' Group meets Thursday, 8 pm.
Mrs. S. Jennings Asbury, chairman,
will preside.
WomAn's National Democratic Club,
meeting at club house. 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV. Member
ship lunch for new members, Mon
day, 1880 pm.
District Of Columbia Branch, Ma
tional League of American Pen
Women-Meetings in studio. Graf
ton Hotel. Today. 3 to 6 pm, tea
and art exhibit, pictures by Mrs.
Walter Miles. Wednesday, 3 to 6
pm, fellowship tea; Mrs. Mary Pick
ems Opie. hostess; musical pro-
gram at 4:45 pm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edouard Hargrave.
Council Of Jewish Women-Contem-
porary Jewish affairs group meets
Monday, 1890 pm, at Harvey's
Restaurant; speaker, Rabbi Paul
Richmond Of New Jersey: Mrs. Lau-
renee Koenigsberger in charge.
Curley Club-Bingo party. Friday,
$50 pm, Continental Hotel. Execu-
tive Committee meets with Miss
Mary O'Connor, los Rhode Island
avenue NV, Thursday, 8 pm.
District Of Columbia Home Eco
nomics Association meets Tuesday.
e:15 pm, at 1640 Rhode Island
avenue NV; speaker, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Van AIKEN Burns, national pres
ident.
Columbia Floral Circle meets Monday,
pm, with Mrs. Jennie s. Haigh,
5710 Colorado avenue NV.
Zeta Beta Chi, World Caravan Guild,
meets Tuesday at 8 pm, Room 2o4,
Building D, George Washington
University, Russian Folk Songs"
concert and discussion.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Jewish Community Center. Assem-
bly, Of all Hadassah groups In the
Washington Zionist district. SYM
postum on THE Proposed Partition
Of Palestine" Speakers. Miss Caro-
line Turk, Mrs. Raphael Turover,
Aaron Shalowitz Panel discussion,
Miss Elizabeth Mensh, Mrs. Joseph
Danzansky, Mrs. Leo Rubinowitz,
Mrs. Herman Eisenberg and Mrs.
Zal. Diamond Rabbi Isadore Bres-
lau will preside. Choral group Of
Junior Hadassah and demonstra-
tion Of educational program.
Delphian Society, Columbia Chapter.
meets Thursday, 10 am, at Wood
ward & Lothrop's Mrs. G. D. Glib
bons, leader. Subject, British Ad-
vantages In the New Race for Su-
premacy." Speakers, Mrs. George
Ellis. Mrs. K. D. Jacob. Mrs. H. B.
Linton, Mrs. S. c. Tupman, Mrs.
George II. Post. Mrs. Charles Kades,
Mrs. Arthur scharfeld. Mrs. Wilson
B. Marin. Mrs w. W. Spaid, Mrs.
Maude Thatcher, Mrs. E. Barrett
Prettyman.
American Association of University
Women meetings at the clubhouse,
1884 I street NV: Monday, 2:45
pm, Creative Writing Group, Mrs.
Earl A. Trager. leader: club tea,
I pm. Speaker. Benjamin Morri-
son. Of the Bureau OF Plant In
dustry. why Garden?" Miss Elsie
Green, hostess. Tuesday. $3.50 pm,
Law for Laywomen," group meet
ing. Leader, Miss Nellie McNlich-
ael. Tuesday, s:15 PM, travel talk,
"Russia." Speaker, A. K. Dawson.
Wednesday, II am. Drama Study
Group. Leader. Mrs. Horace Tor
bert. 7:45 pm, Personality Study
Group meeting. Thursday, II am,
Martha McIear Poetry Group.
Speakers, MIS-. Wood Gray, Mrs. ST.
boni Of Denmark, who will give per-
sonal recollections Of Hans Chris
tian Anderson; also at II am,
Committee on Education meets for
lunch. Thursday, I pm, tea for
delegates to Conference on Cause
and Cure Of War; meeting, with
panel discussion at pm. Inter-
national Relations Group, Mrs.
Leon H. Fradkin Of Montclair, N.
j.. Application Of Chemistry to
Warfare" and members of the Ma
tionsl Defense Study Commission.
Leader, Miss Mary Louise Brown.
Thursday. $50 pm, Junior Group,
dinner bridge. Hostess, Mrs. Merle
suter. 7:30 pm, Chess Group. Fri
day, pm, conference dinner spon-
sored by Committee on Economic
and Legal Status, Miss Bertha Nien-
burg, chairman. Saturday, Square
Dance Group. Leader, Mrs. Lee
Park.
Women's City Club, meetings at the
clubhouse. 756 Jackson place NV.
Monday. 1880 pm, bridge, Mrs. Will
liam McSparren, hostess; pm,
Spanish, Mrs. Ruth Martinez, in
structor: 8 pm, French table, Nine.
GarMa, hostess. Tuesday, II am,
French class, followed by luncheon:
5 pm, book review, "The Citadel"
A. J. cronin, reviewed by Miss Lot
tie l. Anderson; 3 pm, card party,
Mrs. Raymond Keller. hostess.
Wednesday, ii am, rhythmic
dancing, Mrs. Henry Bates. Thurs
day. 8 pm, French, also abort story
writing, Mrs.. Embert L. IAcheur.
Friday, 1850 pm, bridge, Mn. q. B.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Future Meetings of Womar1's Clubs Announced

Businsss and Profsssionol Clubs.
Business and Professional Women's
Cub.-Annual international rela-
tions banquet. Monday, Z pm,
Raleigh Hotel. Speaker, Dr.. Stan
ley K. Hornbeck Of the State De-
partment. Judge Annabel Mat
thews, chairman. Tea for delegates
to Cause and Cure Of War Con-
ference, Thursday, 4:30, Raleigh
Hotel. Miss Mae r. Murray in
charge.
Business Woment Council meets
Tuesday in the chapel Of Covenant
First Presbyterian Church. De-
votionAl service, 6:45, conducted by
the Rev. Peter Marshall Of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Speaker, Miss Temple Bailey,
Methods Of Short Story Writing"
SPIN.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club of All Souls Unitarian
Church will meet for dinner We'd
nesday, 6 pm. at the Fairfax Hotel.
Speaker, DR.. Riley D. Moore. Games
and social.
Community Clubs.
Park View Woman's Club.-Art Sec
ton meets Thursday. 1890, with
Mrs. D. Edward Clark, 1914 Far
ragut. street NV. Luncheon.
Speaker. Miss Leila Mechlin, Some
Manifestations of Modern Art"
Readings. Mrs. Ruth stitt; Mrs.
A. H. o. Role. chairman. Bridge
section meets Tuesday, 1890 PM,
with Mrs. Roger S. Drissel, 1912
Fifth street NV; assisting hostess,
Mrs. Charles Scott.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Music section rehearsal Wednesday,
10 an, 1T the Z. v. Brown School;
Club meeting, 1915 pm, in the
assembly room Of the Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. E. Burton Corning,
luncheon hostess. Business meet
ing, pm. Music, program: Charles
I. Haycraft, baritone; Marie G.
Deal, soprano; Elsie Harvey Weaver.
accompanist: speaker, DR.. Ralph
Turner Of the Bureau Of Research
Statistics. Social Security in a
Democratic State" Social section,
party, Thursday. 8 pm, at Pierce
Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV. Junior section invited.
Hostesses: Mrs. Ralph W. Bennett,
Mrs. Frederick w. Crocker, Mrs.
Reginald S. Dean, Mrs. George
A Finch, Mrs. Wilford G. Taylor.
Literature section meets Friday,
2 pm, In assembly room, Presby-
terian Church. Miss Martha Berry.
in charge. will review THE Citadel"
BY A. J. Cronin. Mrs. Holland n.
Robb will review "The Nile" by
Emil Ludwig.
Woman's Club Of Sixteenth Street
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Officers Are Installed.

Kit Carson Women's Relief Corps
installed as officers: President, Mrs.
Cleo Usry: senior vice president, Mrs.
Ida Adams: junior vice president,
Miss Catherine Harmed: treasurer,
Mrs. Louise Watson: secretary, Mrs.
Mary Wingate: chaplain, Miss Edith
Wilson: conductor. Mrs. Hattie Usry:
guard. Miss Eta Moore; press corre-
spondent, Mrs. Anna J. Kinkley, and
patriotic instructor. Mrs. Sara Nc
Williams.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
y. A. r. Units
Checking
Records
Leading Chapters
In Activities to
Be Decided.

IxTY Washington chapters Of
- the Daughters Of the American
Revolution are checking over
- their records for the finals in
the District merit contest. Points
based on the D. A. r. work accom-
plished by the chapters. on increased
membership and representation at
State meetings, will decide the two
leading chapters in D. A. r. activi-
ties.
The contest, which was inaugurated
this year by Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
State regent. was designed to create
keener interest in the work Of the
State and national societies. The cash
prizes will be awarded ut the annual
meeting Of the State Conference in
March. The contest closes February
20.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter is sponsor
ing a history essay contest for the
students at the Woodrow Wilson High
School. The essays will be entitled
Historic Forts In the Region Of Wash
ington, D. c." The members Of the
chapter will be the guests Of Mrs.
Fred NJ Hopkins, 1905 Gramercy
street NV. on Tuesday at pm.
Mrs. Haig will describe her trip to
the D. A. r. mountain school at
Tamassee, 8. c. Mrs. w. H. Chandlee,
Miss Cornelia NJ Cotton and Mrs.
Charles s. Richardson will assist the
hostess.
The Fort McHenry Chapter card
party will be held At the AL States
Hotel Wednesday at 1880 pm. Pre-
ceding the party there will be brief
meeting TO elect the alternates to the
Continental Congress.
Capt. Joseph Magruder Chapter h
planning q good-things-to-eat sale for
its next meeting. Alternates elected
10 the Continental Congress are Mrs
Earl B. Fuller, State corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Frank r. Damron.
The State officers were guests Of honor
at the annual reception at Woman 6
SALy SAhO AoSI : iAAAsr "llCA hAA o. H. IA
Smith Of Fredericksburg, Va, gave an
illustrated talk on The George Wash
ington Section Of Virginia" Mrs
Haig sang a group Of songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Richard w. Thrush
The regent. Mrs. Arthur S. Field
headed the receiving line.
Continental Chapter will entertain
at dinner at pm. tomorrow at the
Woman's University Club in honor OF
Mrs. Haig, candidate for the ofice
of vice president general, and Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, State vice regent
and candidate for the ONCE Of State
regent OF the District Of Columbia
D. A. r.
A student at Crossnore Mountain
School In North Carolina will receive
a $50 scholarship from Livingston
Manor Chapter. presented by Miss Eva
Billiard. The chapter gave a flag tc
Girl Scout Troop s5 at Friendship
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Committee on War Cure
To Meet Tuesday
Eleven National Women's ORGANIZATIONS
Will Be Represented by More
Than 1000 Delegates.
BY RUTH MONTGOMERY,
Women's Club Edit9r.

6O BUILD effective machinery reduce
objectves National
which
ngon Hotel Tuesday national organizations
represented the conference 18th Of
and expected that than LOCO delegates will attend Distinguished
scholars and
economic and political conditions realistically They will discuss what
done stem the drift "A
the theme under which the program co-ordinated.
Mrs Carrie Chapman
tonal Committee
that wanted life called
OF leaders
in extent promoting special theories
dealing
channels information
the and the other the
might
evident that another should held
following
held annually of them
place Chicago
the original
will join meeting
Gon Council
Evening star., 1938-01-16

the clinic on Mondays and Fridays In
the morning. Dr.. Kress Is vacationine
In Florida.
The hostess, Mrs. Edgar r. Brown,
makes her home ut the clinic build
ing. 4704 Georgia avenue NV.
The board Is sponsoring . lunch
con for the benefit Of the clinic work,
January Is, at the Fairfax Hotel,
2loo Massachusetts, avenue NV. The
president Of the District Of Columbia
Federation Of Women's Clubs win be
guest Of honor. Tickets may be ~
cured from Mrs. Ruth II. snodrass.
S706 thirteenth stceet NV.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Hartman: pm, public speaking,
Mrs Sylvia Zbkind. instructor; II
am. bridge lesson, Mrs. Charles
Curl.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
-Hessler Studio Photo.

Highlands meets Wednesday, : pm,
with Mrs. Harry v. lansdale, $500
Sixteenth street NV. Mrs. Con-
stantine Bonos, chairman Of pro-
gram.
Petworth Woman's Club. Civic and
education section. Joint meeting,
Monday. 8 pm. with Mrs LIE Verne
Beales, 4124 Fifth street NV. Speak
er, DR.. Wendell w. Cruze Of Wilson
Teachers College, Mental Hygiene"
Assistant hostesses, Mrs. Charles D.
Keller, Mrs. Viola Thomson, Mrs.
Horace D. Tuft, Mrs. Horace Phelps,
Mrs. H. o. Craver. Philanthropic
section meets Tuesday, 1890 pm.
with Mrs. Mildred s. Kimball, 4l0l
Illinois avenue NV. Mrs. Grifith
Evans. assisting. Home section meets
Friday, l pm, with Mrs. Weldon
Price, 300 Ingraham street NV.
Speaker. Mrs. Frances Northcross,
THE Glorified Art of Homemade
ing" Assistant hostess, Mrs. Lydia
Widmayer, chairman; Mrs. Arthur
Dunn.
Takoma Park Women's Club. Home
makers department meets Thursday,
lis, with Mrs. E. L. Griffith, 42O
Whittier street NV. Subject, "Sil-
verware." Assisting hostesses, Mrs.
N. G. Jones, Mrs. M. T. Himmel-
wright, Mrs. Paul w. Burk, Miss
Agnes Carleton. Executive Board
meets Friday. pm, with Mrs.
Jesse j. Ramsdell, 69l0 Eighth street
NV. Assisting hostesses, Mrs Al
fred D. Stedman, Mrs. c. s. Howard,
Mrs. Guy H. Goodman.
Civic and Study Clubs.
Delphian Society, Iota Phi Delta
Chapter meets Thursday, 1890
am. at the Georgetown Library.
Subjects, Aspects Of Medieval 60
cial Life" Leader, Mrs Welton Hut
ton. Resume by the president,
Mrs. H. H. Hulbirt. Topics for
report by Mrs. Ernest Ongle, Mrs.
Jos Curry, Mrs. Raymond Hor-
ton. Mrs. Elmer PETER. Mrs.
Grace Yearger, Mrs. William Hills,
Mrs. Walter Baur, Mrs. Reginald
Geare and Mrs. J. L. Bates.
Twentieth Century Club-Art section
meets Monday, 2:30 pm, Y. w.
G. A. Speaker, Charles G. Stotler
Of the Museum Of Modern Art,
"How to Build q Picture: Mrs.
Harold N. Fowler presiding. Music
section, Tuesday, 3 pm, Y. W.
c. A.; speaker, Nine. Marie Won
Unschuld, former court pianist to
Queen Elizabeth Of Rumania, Court
Recitals in Europe; Mrs. Arthur J.
seaton presiding. French section
meets Thursday 1:15 pm, with
Mrs. Lawrence Martin, 3215 r street
NV, desert bridge. Garden and
nature sections, joint meeting, Fri
day at 2:15 pm, with Mrs. Law
renee Martin, 3215 r street NV:
speaker, Mrs. Frank Schrader,
Flower Arrangement"
Delphian Society, Kappa Sigma Chap
ter, meets Tuesday 1915 am,
Mount Pleasant Branch OF the
Public Library. Subject. 1.-THE Dia-
logue and Action Of Oedipus the
King" Leader, Mrs. Joseph o'Con-
nell. Speakers, Mrs. william Shan
non, Mrs. Ralph Tlnis, Mrs. Lewis
Tomson, Mrs. v. q. Richter, Mrs.
Fletcher Cannon, Mrs. In GABRIEL
: sou, M1s. walter oreenleaf.
AAdassah meets Tuesday Ct SIS pm.
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Local clubs Of the member organ
tzations Of the National Committee
on the Cause and Cure Of War, will
Evening star., 1938-01-16

scholarship
benefit
Mrs. Metcae WaHng
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