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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-28
in the Pisgah National Forest.

Football teams of Duke and Pitts
burgh worked hard Saturday. Ushers
and attendants at the stadium worke /
hard Clerks in Durham's ABC stores
worked hard. Cheer leaders and root
ing sections worked hard. Spectators
even worked hard
But hardest working of all. nd
with the toughest, most thankless as
slgnment (even including the game :
officials) were members of the State
Highway Patrol in charge of traffic
and parking arrangements.
Major Armstrong; boys did a swell
job, practically everybody agrees.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-28

Americans drink their fruit points
out an article in the monthly publ
cation of the u. S. Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics. Slightly more
than 100000 cases of. fruit Juices
were marketed in 1929, while in 1887
Americans consumed about 100000
cases. :,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-28
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AvERILL

Raleigh, Nov. 2s-This year, as in
the past, Christmas will again be cele-
brated twice in North Carolina, the
only State in the Union where such a
custom prevails. Nearly two weeks
after the rest of us have played host
to Santa Claus, natives of Rodanthea,
on the Outer Banks, will observe "O!d
Christmas Eve" with exercises on
January 8.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-28

At this date the joke seems to be
on the former kaiser. When he fled
unto Holland he thought Germany
had lost the war.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Hotel Greeters of
America

Charter No. 81 and Women's Auxil-
iary No. 81 met at the Continental
Hotel on April 26. At the charter ses-
sion presided over by President G.
steuart Bingham, plans were discussed
for entertaining on June 10 the visit
ing delegates from points throughout
the South and West Coasts en- route
to the international convention in
Atlantic City. Washington and New
Orleans are the only two scheduled
stopovers for this special train, to be
known as The Presidents Special
leaving Los Angeles on June IA. c. J.
Cook and c. A. Abbey were appointed
committee chairmen an arrangements
At the auxiliary session, William B
Larson and guest speaker OF the "See
America First" Committee. described
points Of interest in the South Amer
ican countries, outlining a motor tour
through Mexico.
Mrs. Matte Berry. wife Of Greeter
Louis Berry, was elected to member
ship. Mrs. Eva c. Ruff. presented q
program on parliamentary procedure.
Delegates Mrs. Eva c. Ruff, Mrs.
Robert D. Mills and Mrs. Carol Arm
hold reported on the Middle Atlantic
Regional Convention.
DR.. William ]. G. Thomas, vice pres
ident Of Charter 81, addressed the
auxiliary relative to the "See America
First" exhibit at the Atlantic CITY
convention.
Following the separate meetings the
two groups joined for q social,
Evening star., 1938-05-08
WOLFRAM MINES LURE
GOLD FIELD WORKERS
Metal Is Much in Demand by
Arms Makers-Many Find
Move Profitable.

Gold miners are deserting Tennan,
Greek, in Central Australia, to dig fol-
wolfram at Wauchope, 80 miles away
and at Hatches Greek, $50 miles away
Wolfram is q metal much in demand
by munitions manufacturers.
Although gold returns are as rich
as ever, Tenant Creek is in the
grip Of an acute depression, with
half its population gorie and the rest
making ready to move of. A recent
crush Of ore averaged IL ounces of
gold to the ton. but even this rich
return is outdazzled by the appeal of
the wolfram fields.
There are now more than 800 miners
digging for wolfram and they are
winning about $500 worth Of the
metal week. On the wolfram fields
q miner gets quick results. In week
he might get anything up to q whole
bag OF the metal-worth about $3.50.
Tenant Greek is so deserted that
mine managers cannot get sufacient
men. The miners are abandoning
regular pay Jobs to join the rush to
the wolfram fields, and there is no
ono to replace them. Although great
wealth has been won already from
Tennant Greek, the field IS barely
scratched. There are hundreds of
miles Of gold-bearing country all
around and rich finds are still being
made, and gold is being won at greater
depths.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

A special meeting of the Junior Holy
Name Auxiliary was held April % at
the home Of Margaret PanZer to ar
range for a dance on June 10 in the
Knights of Columbus Hall Refresh
ments were served by the director. Mrs.
Emma PanZer.
A meeting of the Senior Holy Name
Auxiliary was held Thursday at the
Knights of Columbus Hall Supreme
Trustee Mrs. Omi X Bingham spoke
A rehearsal of the District Drill Team
will be held tomorrow at pm. in st.
Joseph's Hall.
The tenth anniversary of Sacred
Heart Auxiliary will be celebrated at
the Sacred Heart auditorium on Tues
day. President Gertrude Curran heads
the list of hostesses.
At meeting Of delegates to the
convention Of the Supreme Ladies'
Auxiliary, to be held in Philadelphia
in June, Mrs. Elsie Hart was ap-
pointed chairman on hotel and trans
portation arrangements. For reser-
vations phone Mrs. Hart, Me. 5190.
St. Gabriels Auxiliary meeting was
held on April 26. followed by a social.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
SHIFTS ARE MADE
|. BY MARINE CORPS
Officers in Various Schools
Are to Be Graduated
in Next Month.

Several shifts in assignments will be
made In the next month, Marine Corps
headquarters announced, with the
graduation Of various classes In the
different schools which Marine Corps
ofncers are now attending.
| 1t. Col. William N. Best will be
detached from the Army Industrial
College here and be assigned to duty
at the Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va,
on June Is. He will become an assist
ant quartermaster on June /.
About June 1t. Col. De Witt Peck
Will be detached from the Naval War
College at Newport. r. l., and go to
the Fleet Marine Force at the Marine
Corp Base, at San Diego, Calf.
Another officer going from the War
College to San Diego wi h the Fleet
Marine Force is 1t. Col. John W.
Thomason, jr.
Pickett to Quantico.
It. Col. Harry K. Pickett has been
ordered to report for duty at the Ma
rine Barracks at Quantico He has
been on duty withsthe Fleet Marine
Force at San Diego.
1t. Col. James F. Moriarty is sched-
uled to assume duty at the Naval Air
Station, Lakehurst, N. J. 1t. Col.
Frank Whitehead is coming to the
Army Industrial College here. Mai.
Joseph T. Smith, Maj Albert w. Paul
and Maj. John K. Martenstein, all of
whom have been on duty at San Diego,
are coming to duty at Quantico.
| Maj Amor L. Sims will be detached
from the Base School at Philadelphia
and Is assigned as division marine
officer Of Division l Of the battleships
OF the battle force.
About May II Mai. William w.
Rogers will be detached from the
Naval War College and will 60 as di-
vision marine officer Of Division 2 of
the battleships of the battle force.
Goes to Philadelphia.
Maj. Frank B. Goettge will be de-
tached about May q from the Marine
Corps school at Quantico. His new
| duty will be on the staff OF the Basic
School at Philadelphia.
Maj. George H. Morse about May 27
vii be detached from the Quantico
-chools and will join the marine de-
tachment at the Naval Prison at the
Portsmouth IN. H. Navy Yard. Mai.
Fred S. Robillard about the end of
the month will be detached from the
schools and come to the Marine Corps
headquarters. He will be assigned to
duty in the Office of the quartermas-
ter. Brig. Gen. Seth Williams.
The Marine Barracks at the Boston
Navy Yard will be the next post of
duty for Maj. Hamilton M. H. Fleming.
He goes from the Quantico schools.
Maj. Joseph W. Knighton shortly
Will be detached from the schools at
Quantico and come on duty at Marine
Corps headquarters for duty in the
ONCE OF the adjutant and inspector.
Brig. Gen. Clayton B. Vogel.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
LoyoI Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. at 1414 I street. when large
class of candidates will receive the
first degree.
The newly elected officers who were
installed at the last meeting are: Die
tator. George H. Eddleman; vice die.
tator, E. r. Thompson; prelate, VIII
liam Sullivan: trustee, T. Bobbitt:
treasurer. Milton " Hanson; delegate
to the Supreme Convention, w. r
Amole; alternate, Albert Stahl, and
sergeant at arms. H. T. Clark.
A meeting Of the House Committee
will be held on Friday night.
Women Of the Moose.
Columbia Chapter will observe
Mothers Day May 13 at Moose Hall
at 8 pm. The Child Care and Train
ing Committee will present the pro-
gram, which will be open to the pub
lie. Mrs. Pauline Miller, child care
and training chairman. will preside
An exhibition will be given by men,
bers of the dancing class for Children
Of the Moose, under direction of Miss
Irma Baker.
On Tuesday evening the Member
ship Committee will meet to discuss
plans for a class initiation in June.
The Mooseheart Committee will
sponsor a benefit bingo at Moose Hall
May II at $50.
The Executive Committee will meet
Thursday at the home Of Senior Re-
gent Mrs. Frances Baldwin, COL A
street NE, at pm
The dancing class for Children OF
the Moose will be held at 2:30 pm.
Saturday at Moose Hall. and the story
hour at the Central Union Mission
Emergency Home for Children at
pm. will be conducted by Mrs. Pauline
Miller, Child Care and Training Com
mittee chairman.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Brother Aids Cupid.

When girls brother goes to the
pictures with . courting couple in
England he is nearly always called
. lemon" but John Czieshchnek has
been voted perfect peach" by his
sister Gertrud and Thomas Harrison,
who have just married. Gertrud,
aged II, recently arrived in Tedding-
ton. England, from Berlin to keep
house for her brother. Harrison fell
in love With her, but he could speak
no German and she no English. So
John acted as interpreter and accom-
panied the couple to dances, movies
or wherever they went, even on long
walks, to translate Cupid's messages
Then he taught them enough of each
language 20 they could understand
each other. Thomas and dertrud
have started housekeeping, and Johr
has accepted their invitation to board
with them.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Daughters of America

The Daughters of America will
participate in Mothers Day exercises
at pm. today at Arlington, Va. A
memorial wreath will be pla,,,d BY
the State officers.
The Board of Officers will attend
the forty-third annual session of the
State Council of Maryland on May Q.
10 and II at the Emerson Hotel, Bal
timore.
The Past Councillors Association OF
Pride of Washington Council will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jessie
Speilman. Vienna. Va, on May 9,
with Mrs. Ethel Mckee assisting. A
meeting OF the council was presided
over by Councillor Ola Compton
Thursday evening Mrs. Dorothy Lob
man. chairman, entertained members
OF the Good Of the Order Committee
at her home on Monday evening. Past
Councillor Eva Bury announced q
bingo party at the next meeting on
May IL.
Esther Council. No. 20, initiated q
class of five candidates, including
one candidate for Kenilworth Coun-
Gil. Mrs. Bessie Pierson announced
the twenty-eighth birthday banquet of
the council will be held May 10 at the
Broadmoor. 1t Is expected the Past
Councillors Association will hold its
annual meeting there at the same
time. Councillor Laura Caldwell pre-
sided.
Golden Rule Council will have a
benefit bingo May IA at Northeast
Masonic Temple
Star Spans led Banner Council will
give q dinner. including cards and
bingo. at the Fairfax Hotel June l3,
at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Knights Of Pythios.

Calanthe Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening and confer the page rank.
Webster Lodge will meet Tuesday eve
ming. Franklin Lodge and Columbia
Lodge will meet Wednesday evening.
syracusians meets Friday evening.
At the visitation Of the Grand Lodge
Past Chancellor Benedict Tarantino, q
charter member, presented the grand
chancellor with q wine set. The next
grand visitation will be to Franklin
Lodge on Wednesday evening.
On May Is Supreme Chancellor
Fred H. Jones will attain his 60tla year
AL candidates initiated during April
and May, as well as all members re-
t1stated during these months, will be
regarded as members Of the supreme
chancellor's birthday class.
The Board Of Directors Of the
Knights Of Pythias Hall Association
will meet Wednesday evening.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will have Mothers Lay celebration
Wednesday night. Rathbone Temple
will meet Friday evening. The Past
Chiefs Association will meet Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Carrie
Banks, 4002 Illinois avenue NV. Mrs
Ella Southland Of Rathbone Temple Is
the hostess.
Rathbone Temple convened Friday
evening. Most Excellent Chief Alice
Jones presiding. Mr.. Hunt viii be ini-
tiated at the next meeting. Mrs. Nellie
shuts presented . short program in
honor Of Mothers Day. Mrs. Mary 4.
Hooper gave readings. The official
visitation Of the grand chief, jeanette
Baker. oe the grand Jurisdiction OF
Virginia, h May 20.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Y. W. 6. A. News

The Chevy Chase Chapter will be
hostess at the tea today. Students Of
the music division will present the
music hour from SIS pm. The Girl
Reserves will entertain their mothers
at a tea from As pm. At S pm.
they will hold their annual inter-club
recognition service.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will
meet for luncheon Monday at pm.
At 4 pm. the Girl Reserve Glee Club
will rehearse for its part in the ALL
Members meeting to be held that
night.
Public Affairs and Religious Life
Committees will meet together on
Tuesday at IL am. The Amicitia Club
and the Business Women's Music Club
will meet at 7:15 pm.
The Wednesday Club Of 6l4 E street
NV. will meet at 2:30 pm. under the
direction Of Mrs. John w. Davidge.
The Junior High School Girl Reserve
Dance Committee will meet at $3.50
pm, followed by a meeting of the
Junior High Council. The Xenos Club
will entertain their mothers and
guests at supper and fashion show
from CLIO pm.
The Roosevelt Girl Reserves will
meet for weiner roast in Rock Creek
Park on Thursday at 3:l5 pm. The
Tech girls will hold a hamburger roast
at the reservoir. The Western Girl
Reserves will listen to talk, Life in
India" A supper and program have
been planned by the members Of the
Blue Triangle Club for their mothers
and guests, 6-1O pm.
On Friday the Central Girl Reserves
will hold a comic campaign" followed
by election of officers. The Executive
Committee Of the Friday Nighters will
meet for supper at 6 pm. The Friday
Nighters Dance will be at 8 pm.
The cabinet of the Tech Girl Re-
serves will meet Saturday at the home
OF Miss Elizabeth Morrow. Mrs. Will
liam Hurd Hill will entertain at her
home for the members of the Blue Tri-
angle Club and the Public Affair
Study Group. The members of Mrs.
H. Lyle Canpbell's classes will hold
a banquet at $50 pm. The Amicitia
Club will 60 to Vacation Lodge to spend
the week end.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
National Union

Mckinley Council will elect two dele
gates and alternates on May II. The
assembly will meet on June 81. Three
senators are to be elected to represent
this Jurisdiction in the Senate, which
will convene In July on Mackinac Is
land.
Chairman Richard A. Walker pre-
sided at the meeting of the Executive
Board. Senators Michael j. Kinds
father and william J. O'Brien spoke
on the formation of the Arthur g.
Brown Memorial Glass. The board will
make their annual visitation to United
Council on May 20.
President Harry Selinger presided at
the meeting Of Congressional Council
An appropriation was made for the
Police Boys Club. Silent tribute was
paid to v. c. Woodbridge. Elmer
johnson, recording secretary, an
nounced his candidacy for senator.
Meetings this week are: Friday
Scott Council, Woodmen Of the World
Hall; National Capital Council, 40s
Eighth street Sc.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Rebekoh Lodges.

Divine services will be held at the
I. o. o. F. Home today at 1 pm. by
Esther Lodge. The Rev. Purcell Storey
will be the speaker and musical num-
bers will be furnished. Gertrude
Bowen will be in charge.
A meeting Of Esther Rebekah Lodge
will be held at the I. O. o. r. Temple
tomorrow evening, with Ella Meyer,
noble grand, presiding.
The lodge will hold Q rurnmage sa1s
May IL In Southwest Washington.
Any one having rummage, call Decatur
2437 or Lincoln 5004-J.
Martha Washington Lodge was hon.
ored by eminent visitors at last meet.
ing. Mrs. Shannon Of Oklahoma, Mrs.
Pitsel Of Roanoke. Va, and Mrs. GEL
man, past president Of the District Of
Columbia, spoke. The noble grand,
Mrs. Alice Suthard, spoke words Of
greeting. The memory Of Schuyler
Colfax, founder Of the Rebekah degree,
was commemorated. Mrs. BERTHE Purdy
read q history Of his life. Mrs. John
Kelly announced dinner 1T the
temple on May IL. 5 to Z. This will
be followed by regular meeting Of the
lodge.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Royal Arcanum.

Municipal Council on April as
elected the following officers: Sitting
past regent and Grand Council repre-
sentative, T. w. Carroll; regent, E. r.
Mfnoux; vice regent, Albert Lyman:
orator, Walter Takes; treasurer, Harry
Kulze; collector, A. j. Horn; secretary,
L. d. Van Horn; chaplain, william r.
Berens; guide, Kenneth Wiblitzhouser;
warden, G. w. Prettyman; sentry, r.
r. Long; trustee, G. v. Schofeld, and
representative to Hospital Bed Fund,
M. q. Horn. They viii be installed to-
morrow night at 1915 L street NV. BY
the deputy grand regent Of the Dis
trict. Entertainment and Tefresh-
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Y. N. c. A. News.

An all-day staff conference will be
held next Thursday at Holiday House.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director, will speak at Sis pm. next
Saturday over the radio from Station
WMAL on the subject Testing Disci-
pleship BY Service
Evening star., 1938-05-08
MASONIC PAGEANT
Show to Be Held at Stadium
Night Of June IS.

The 1898 Masonic Masters Associa-
ton and 1898 Matrons and Patrons
Association, o. e. s., will sponsor Q
pageant and show entitled "A Night
Of Thrills" at Griffith Stadium on June
Is for the benefit Of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
P. E. O. Sisterhood.

Chapter M will meet May IL, at 8
pm, at the home of Mrs. Stella lie
Roux, 20S Massachusetts avenue NE.
Miss Cecil Colver was hostess at the
last meeting. A talk on "A Vacation
In Europe" was given by Miss Margaret
Blystone and musical numbers were
given by Mrs. Mildred Davidson.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Southeast Union will meet tomor-
row at 7:30 pm. in the District Of
Columbia headquarters, 522 Sixth
street NV. President Mrs. Mary A.
Bradburn win preside.
Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey. president Of
the District Union. was the guest Of
honor at the building. April %. at a
get-together meeting to which the
ladies had been invited to bring the
new members secured during the ab-
sence OF Mrs. Ramsey and her hus-
band, w. H. Ramsey, in the South
west during the past seven weeks
sented to her Mrs Jennie Esmond
Wright, scond vice president, was the
hostess. Mr.. Ramsey related the story
of his mother and other women of
Bucyrus, Ohio, who were among those
in the early crllsades.
Mrs. Ival B. Stout. director Of the
L. T. L., presented three of the chill
dren who had won medals In the con-
tests held recently: Ernestine Davey,
who had previously won silver, gold
and pearl medals; Nellie Kline and
Betty Jane Watt, who had won silver
and gold medals. They each gave
their winning recitations.
Miss Emma Watts, Miss Velma
Rumale and Miss Ada Chem gave q
skit, Little Flower" which was writ
ten by Miss Ellen Russell.
At the April meeting OF the Takoma
Union unique program was given.
Children of the L. T. L. were led by
Mrs. Guy H. Goodman. A temperance
play, Late for Supper" was written
by Mary Lee Leary. Those taking
part were Julia Ellis, Jacquelin Good
man, Loretta Kurz, Joan Boswell,
Nancy Viedt. Richard James, Roy
Magruder, William Kyle and Joseph
Kyle. Myra Mae Pittinger was the
announcer.
Two silver medal contests were
given late in the program. the win
ners being Myra Mae Pettinger and
Jacquilin Goodman. Others who gave
readings were Leila Gill, Mary Lee
Leary, Richard Jones, Charlotte Wyatt,
Joan Boswell, Betty Jean Ground,
Loretta Kurz, Joseph Kyle. William
Kyle and Julia Ellis.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
w. 6. T. u. News

Central Iota Sigma Union will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. in the All States
Hotel, 514 Nineteenth street NV,
with Miss Ada Chew as hostess. Ellen
Russell, vice president, will preside.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
NOTICE.

Fraternal news intended for
publication in The Sunday Star
must be received by the Fraternsl
Editor not later than noon ON
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
TX. OF c. TO MARK
MOTHERS DAY
Will Receive Communion in
St. Williams Chapel
at G. u.

Washington General Assembly.
Fourth Degree, knights Of Columbus,
will celebrate Mothers Day with the
reception Of holy communion today at
the 8 O'Clock mass in st. Williams
Chapel on the campus Of Georgetown
University.
Following the mass they will be
guests of the Very Rev. Arthur A..
oLeary. 8. j.. president Of George
town University. at breakfast in the
university refectory.
At 4 O'Clock Fourth Degree members
OF the order, in full regalia. will act
as guard Of honor to the Most Rev.
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. apostolic
delegate to the United States, when
the new organ is blessed in st. Mary's
Church. Rockville. Md. Members will
assemble at the local club house at 3
o'clock.
Charles J. Considine will preside over
Potomac Council tomorrow evening in
the Knights Of Columbus Club. Plans
will be announced for the forthcoming
celebration Of the seth anniversary Of
the councils organization. to be held
at the Maylower Hotel.
The Rev. Edward H. Roach, pastor
OF Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Church,
Thurmont, Md, has extended an in
vitation to all members to attend q
social at the Willard Hotel on Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the church,
Carmine Garofalo. grand knight Of
Washington Council, will preside Tues
day evening, when announcement will
be made concerning the annual re-
treat to begin May 13.
Keane Council will meet Wednesday
evening instead Of Thursday.
On Thursday at 8:15 o'clock DR..
George Hermann Derry of Detroit,
Mich, will lecture in Gonzaga College
Auditorium on THE Red Peril and the
Way Out" The lecture is being spon-
sored by State Deputy Walter 1. Plant.
It will be open to the general public.
There are no cards Of admission and
no reserved seats.
The annual retreat for members Of
the Knights Of Columbus will begin
Friday evening at the Baltimore Arch
diocesan Retreat House at Manresa-
on-the-Severn. overlooking the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Md. Members
planning to make the retreat, which
will continue to Sunday evening, have
been requested to assemble at the club
at 4:30 O'Clock. Those having cars
have been asked to provide Transports
ton.
Rosa F. Downing is IN charge The
house Is directed by the Rev. Robert
Lloyd, former president Of George
town Prep School.
The 56th annual Supreme Council
Convention will be held in Cincinnati,
Ohio, August 16, II and IL. Plans are
being made to have delegation from
this city. The local order will be repre-
sented by State Deputy Walter I.
Plant and Past State Deputy George
E. Herring.
John ]. Carmody, grand commander
OF Alcantara Caravan. Order of the
Alhambra, will preside at q meeting
Of the caravan in the club on Wednes-
day evening.
Final plans have been completed for
a ceremonial to be held at the Willard
Hotel on Sunday afternoon, June S.
Michael Casey, past department
commander of the Sons Of Union Vet
Grams Of the Civil War, has extended
an invitation to the Knights to par
ticipate in the memorial celebration
Of Lincoln Camp May 29 at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. John Keating Cart
wright. pastor of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, will be cele-
Evening star., 1938-05-08

The 56th annual Supreme Council
Convention will be held in Cincinnati,
Ohio, August 16, II and l8. Plans are
being made to have a delegation from
this city. The local order will be repre-
sented by State Deputy Walter I.
Plant and Past State Deputy George
E. Herring.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

John J. Carmody, grand commander
Of Alcantara Caravan. Order of the
Alhambra. will preside at q meeting
Of the caravan in the club on Wednes-
day evening
Final plans have been completed for
a ceremonial to be held at the Willard
Hotel on Sunday afternoon, June S.