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Knights Of St. John
Ladies Auxiliary.

The annual initiation of officers
from all auxiliaries was held in the
Knights of Columbus Hall on Wednes-
day, with District president, Mrs. Will
fred P. Ross, presiding. The captain
Mrs. Emma Panzer, led the drill team
A meeting of the Church of the AS
sumption Auxiliary was held on Fri
day. Deputy Miss Mary Ellen Arendes
made an official visit.
Supreme Trustee Mrs. Omi x. Bing-
man officially visi I'd Immaculate Con-
ception Auxiliary on Tuesday, which
was followed by a social.
A meeting of st. Gabriels Auxiliary
was held Tuesday. Deputy Mrs. Mar
garet Smith, who visited the auxiliary
in an official capacity, and the Rev
Maurice Alexander, chaplain, spoke.
At a recent meeting of the Junior
Holy Name Auxiliary, presided over
by Jean Mazzullo, plans were formu'
lated for a dance to be held in the
knights of Columbus Hall on June 10
Mrs. Emma Panzer Is directing the
group.
Delegates to the convention In
Philadelphia will be at the Sylvania
Hotel.
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.

luncheon, with Mrs. Marie U. Brink
ley presiding. A life membership was
created in honor of Mrs. w. c. Low
dermilk, who was guest speaker.
Mrs. Charles Reed. 5113 Thirteenth
street NV, will be hostess for the
June meeting.
Mrs. Cornelius g. Van Schelven,
Mrs. r. L. Scheffler and Mrs. Arthur
c. Proctor of the Northeast Suburban
Union entertained the District officers,
Mrs. ida w. Ramsay, president; Mrs.
Manuel Kline, secretary; Mrs. Flor
ence Warner, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Jennie Esmond Wright, vice
president, at luncheon at the Dis
trict headquarters on May rs. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Benfer and
Mrs. Charles Williams. Readings were
given by Mrs. Proctor.
Mrs. Van Schelven spoke. Mrs. Boss,
Mrs. Earl Wiley first vice president;
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. David Thomp-
son were among the honored guests.
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Jobs Douohters.

Bethel No. / celebrated its mothers
night with red rose tribute, dancing
and refreshments. The initiatory work
was exemplified before Pentalpha
Lodge, when Virginia lola King and
Claudia de la Vergne were initiated
into Bethel No. /.
Election of officers for the next six
months was: Honored queen, Mar
jorie Muriel Stein; senior princess,
Mary Elizabeth White; junior princess,
Dorothy Lee Johnson; guide, Margaret
Elizabeth Yeager, and marshal, Rosa
Robbins. Installation will be June 18.
Ethel Read, Kathleen Widmayer, Julio
Ellen Lawrenson, Margaret Wrathall
and Betty Reynolds were selected on
the Bethel Committee under the chair
manship of Marjorie Stein.
There will be initiation June 4.
Members are requested to meet to-
day at 7:30 pm. at the Church of the
Reformation for services.
There will be no drill on May 30,
but will be held on June 2. The drill
team plans trip to Norfolk on June
1913. See Catherine Norris about
details. On June 26 divine services
will be held at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home. The hiking club will
meet at First and North Capitol streets
at S o'clock for q hike and buffet
supper at 1915 Kansas avenue NV.
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RESERVES LOOK \
TO ACTIVE DUTY.
Col. WetheriII Compliments,
Officers on Attendance
at Schools.

With only four weeks moro remain
ing Of the 1937-3s inactive troop school
schedule, District Reserve officers are
looking forward to their active duty
in the camps this summer. The con-
ferences held the past eight months
have been well attended and Col Rich
ard Wetherill. senior instructor Of the
Organized Reserves in Washington, in
issuing the June schedule, commended
''the Reserve officers Of the Washing
ton area for the interest they have dis
played in preparing themselves to
carry out their important duties In
time Of war;
District field artillery officers will
meet at headquarters Wednesday eve
ming, at which will be discussed gum
merry and schedule fires. Members Of
the 364th Medical Regiment will meet
at 1903 Fourteenth street NV. Friday
evening for a review Of the approach
inn active duty training program.
The following officers have been con.
tinued on active duty with the c. C. c.
for another six months: Capt. Jean K.
Stacy, First Its. John G. Simpson,
Robert w. Lockridge, John W. Wheeler.
yer and Erwin H. Shupp.
First 1t. Oscar K Williams, jr., has
been assigned to active duty with the
c. C. c. for period Of six months, Ell.
fective May 20.
District officers have been assigned
to units as follows: First Its. Christie.
pher De T. Atkinson and Arthur G.
Siegel and Second Its Hugh S. Barnes,
John H. Mack Mount Rainierl and
David A. Werblin, all to the 622d
Coast Artillery Regiment; Second 1t.
Charles F. Buck to the 13l9th Service
Unit, Second It. William w. Wise to
the 62d Cavalry Division. Second 1t.
John w. Ahern to the 80th Division.
Capt. Alonzo G. Ferguson and Second
1t. Charles H. Hunter to the 428th
Infantry and Second It. John N. Ran
dolph (Takoma Park, Md to the 80th
Division.
Having been reappointed in the OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps, without eligibility
for assignment. Second 1t. George L.
Handy is relieved from assignment to
the 428th Infantry. Second 1t. Ben
jamin P. Mauborgne has been relieved
from assignment to the 1920 Service
Unit and is assigned to the 34th In
fantry. Second 1t. Robert G. st.
James, jr., has been relieved from as
signment to the 1920 Service Unit
and is assigned to the 425th Infantry.
Second Its. John B. Carpenter and
John E. Wood. jr., have been as
signed to the 622d Coast Artillery.
Capt. Simpson B. Daugherty began
on May 25 period of active duty at
Fort Myer, Va, for IA days.
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Forty ond Eight

Memorial Day rites will be observed
in Arlington tomorrow, with Chef-de-
Chemin de Fer Fred G. Fraser, jr.,
laying the wreath at the Unknown
Soldiers Tomb on behalf Of the ma
tional Office of La Societe des Quararite
Hommes ct HUT Chevaux.
The grand cheminot Of Voiture No.
174 will meet in the Portner Apart.
ments June 6, 8 pm. Grand Chef 'de
Care John E. McCabe will report on
the mandates Of the recent Midat-
lantic promenade held in Newport
News, Va, and the question Of spon-
soring entries in The Evening Star
American Legion Soap Box Derby Wall
be considered. f''~
A meeting Of the Grande Voiture
will be held at the same p!ace June
8, $3.50 pm.
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annual convention of the Supreme
Forest held recently at Newark, N. j..
when he was elected senior deputy
supreme Tall Cedar of the United
States.
Master William H. Belt of Naval
Lodge announced on Thursday eve
ming Senior Grand Warden Needham
c. Turnage will address the member
ship on the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. Following the address the E. A.
6sgree will be conferred.
On Wednesday evening Washington
} Centennial, Osiris and Theodore
Roosevelt Lodges will hold short bus
iness meetings, after which they will
Join in viewing the Masonic play. "A
Rose on the Altar" to be presented by
a cast from the Fellowcraft Club OF
La Fayette Lodge.
j Master Paul Smith Of East Gate
Lodge announced the picture, You
Can't Get Away With It," will be
shown in his lodge on Wednesday eve
ming. Refreshments will be served.
On Thursday evening La Fayette
Lodge will hold short business meet
ing, following which the picture Trees
and Men" will be shown. Refresh
ments will be served.
Petworth Lodge will celebrate its
Nth anniversary on Thursday evening,
having received its charter on May
II, 1927. Master John L. Allen has
arranged for a ladies' night, with
entertainment and dancing at the
Joppa Temple, 1909 Ninth street NV.
Refreshments will be served.
Columbia Chapter, R. A. NJ, will
meet Friday evening. High Priest
George Stiles announced the Royal
Arch degree will be conferred.
Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. NJ, held
Its annual ladies' night entertainment
on Tuesday evening. Theodore c.
Lewis was master of ceremonies and
a program of musical numbers and
dances was given by Mrs. Mabel
Lewis, Mrs. Leonor Ebert Reed, Fritz,
the Street Singer" and Hoke Homan.
Refreshments were served.
TrestlebOard.
Wednesday - Washington Centen-
NAL, social; Osiris, social; King Solo,
mon, F. c. q PM; East Gate, social;
Theodore Roosevelt, social; Barristers,
social.
- Thursday-Naval. E. A.; Hiram, F.
c.; La Fayette, social; William r. Sim
gleton, social; Petworth, social; Sem
per Paratus, business.
Friday-Columbia social; Lebanon,
e. A.; Joseph H. Milans, social; Justice,
No. As, E. A.
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June Calendar.

The June calendar Is:
June 2, Rea Chapter. Washington
Post home, 8 pm. ..
June 3. National Capital Chapter
Executive Committee. home Of John
A. Smith, 1874 Jefferson street NV.
2 pm.
June 6, Women's Auxiliary, card
party, 1922 Twentieth street NV.
SPIN.
June 8, Women's Auxiliary, Eleventh
and L streets NV. 8 pm.
June 9, National Capital Chapter.
1414 I street NV. 8 pm.
June 13, Federal Chapter, 1893 l.
street NV, SPIN. --.
June IS, Department Executive
Committee, District Building, 8 pm.
June 16, Col. Young Chapter, 1114
Park road NV, 8 pm.
June II. Ace-Rasmussen Chapter.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club.
SPIN.
June 20-Guard Of honor, get-te-
gether, 1902 Meridian place NV,
pm.
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W. G. T. U. News.

The May meeting of the Mount
Pleasant Union was held at the home
Of its president, Mrs. A. c. Watkins,
1865 Rittenhouse street NV. The
business meeting was preceded by a
luncheon given by Mrs. Watkins for
the benefit Of the temperance educa-
tional fund. Mrs. r. T. Stout and
Mrs. Barbara Frommelt served at the
luncheon table.
Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey, president OF
the District W. c. T. u; Mrs. Manuel
Kline, District recording secretary;
Mrs. Lille Lawrence, assistant Dis
trict recording secretary, and Mrs.
r. T. Stout spoke.
Announcement was made Of the Dis
trict quarterly meeting on June IN
the Takoma Park Baptist Church.
The lexington union met at the
Southern Diaries Tuesday, with the
vice president, Mrs. Warren B. Had
lev, In the chair. Mrs. John Lyons
was welcomed as a new member. The
union was presented with a gift OF
$25 from Henry Gunderson in memory
of Mrs. Gunderson. Mrs. John Dunn,
chairman of the Flower Mission, re-
ported flowers had been taken to the
Children's Hospital.
Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Daniel
Morgan and Mrs. G. E. Wheeler were
appointed on the Nominating Com
mittee. Guests were Mrs. Agnes Reed
and Mrs. John Marshall.
Mary Pollock Union met at the
home Of Mrs. E. F. Smith, 1924 Sigs-
bee avenue Sc, preceded by covered
luncheon. Meeting opened by prayer
by Mrs. M. v. Owens. White Ribbon
Recruit Director Mrs. Burton reported
40 cards sent to the little recruits.
Mrs. Ladd, Loyal Temperance d.
rector, reported another medal con-
test was being planned. Mrs. E. F.
Smith reported her Young Peoples
Union was planning rally June in
the East Washington Baptist Church.
June II there will be lawn fete on
the lawn of the East Washington
Heights Baptist Church. All unions
Of the District are invited.
The next meeting, at the home Of
Mrs. Marguerite L. Prohaska, 2505
Park place Sc, is June % at 1:30 pm.
The 18th birthday anniversary Of
North Star Union was celebrated with
q Chinese luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. w. G. Lowdermilk on Colorado
avenue NV. She was assisted by DR..
Hung, pastor of the Chinese Christian
Church, also Mrs. Earl Kernahan
and Mrs. Bertie Farmer. Among the
prominent guests were Mrs. Ida w.
Ramsey, District w. c. T. U. pregi-
dent; Mrs. Jennie Esmond Wright,
vice president; Mrs. J. L. Bixler, pres
ident, Capitol Hill Union; Mrs. Dar-
rington Richardson, president. Chapin
Union; Mrs. Harry I. Huston, presi-
dent. Takoma Park Union, and Mrs.
Arthur Fisher, vice president, Stella
Clayton Union.
Past presidents Of North Star Union
attending were Mrs. Orrel Moody, Mrs.
E. z. Norwood and Mrs. Moody Roch-
ester.
A short business session followed the
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DAUGHTERS of America.

Kenmore Council celebrated the
18th anniversary of its institution with
an entertainment. There were six OF
the present living charter members
present. A brief history OF the order
was given by State and national ON
GERS. A military tap was given by
Juanita Greenway, vocal solo by Miss
Dora Gibson, dance by Maxine Hall
and two selections by Miss Dunn with
Mrs. Elsie D. Fillmen as accompanist.
A piano selection by Mrs. Ffllman
concluded the program.
Triumph Council was presided over
by Junior Past Councillor Katherine
Freeburger. Election Of officers will
be held June 2. A strawberry festival
will be held June from to $50 PM,
In the Northeast Masonic Temple. The
charter was draped in memory Of
Helen Nutwel. This council celebrated
its 41st anniversary on May Is at the
Kenesaw Apartments. The honored
guests were Deputy State Councillor
Mabel G. Downing and her husband,
also four charter members, Mrs.
Louisa Schwenk, j. w. Schwenk,
Francis Kress and Fannie P. Joyner.
Mount Vernon Council was presided
over by Councillor Helen smallwood.
The council gave birthday dinner in
honor of two Of its past councillors,
Mrs. Ellen Carter and Millard g..
Yost.
Associate Councillor Marie Koenig
presided over Betsy Ross Council.
Nomination of officers were made and
closed until June l when election will
take place. A white elephant party
has been planned for June u.s.
Anacostia Council was presided over
by Mrs. Hattie M. Beall, councillor.
Talks were given by Samuel Hubacher,
state councillor of the Junior o. U.
A. M; Past Deputy Harriet J. Fairall
and Past Councillor Blanche Robertson
Of Old Glory Council
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D. A, Y, WILL AID
IN RITES AT TOMB
IT. Chichester and Mrs. Holt to
Decorate Grave of Unknown
Soldier Tomorrow.

The District OF Columbia Depart
mert. Disabled American Veterans
of the World War, will participate in
the Memorial Day exercises tomorrow
at IL o'clock at the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier. Department Comdr.
John T. Chichester will place wreath,
as will Mrs. Mary Holt, commander
of the auxiliary.
Services in the amphitheater will
begin with a massing Of colors at l
o'clock.
A wreath will be placed on the grave
of William j. Murohy, past national
commander.
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Odd Fellows

The Ladies Auxiliary, P. NJ, held
the May meeting at the temple with
Mrs, Bertha Nichols, president, presid-
ing. Mrs. Eva Booth was admitted to
membership.
The auxiliary entertained the resi-
dents Of the Odd Fellows Home last
Wednesday with a program and re-
Ateshments. Members will attend a
pilgrimage to the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier on June IL. They will
be host to Canton Washington on the
night Of June 4 in celebration Of the
cantons 18th anniversary.
The next regular meeting on June ID.
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K. Of c. DEPUTY.
T0PLACE WREATH
Exercises Will Be Held at
Tomb of Unknown
Soldier.

State Deputy Walter I. Plant.
knights Of Columbus, will place q
wreath on the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier tomorrow at 1890 am. In the
name OF members Of the organization
In the United States and Canada. The
invocation will be by the Right Rev.
Msgr Eugene ]. Connolly. State chap
lain. Thomas A. Murphy, State deputy
Of Virginia: District Deputies Francis
A. McCann and James P. McKeon,
and State Warden William A. Mulli-
gan will assist in the ceremonies.
The annual convention Of the State
Council OF the District Of Columbia
will be held in the clubhouse Tuesday
evening. State Deputy Walter I. Plant
will preside. The Right Rev. Msgr.
Eugene J. Connolly. State chaplain,
will offer the invocation and will be
one Of the principal speakers.
Charles J. Considine, grand knight
Of Potomac Council. will be host to
members and friends at the 39th an
niversary of the council on Wednes-
day evening at the Mayfiower Hotel
beginning at 10 o'clock. 1t will be
supper dance.
Francis J. Malloy will preside over
Spalding Council on Thursday eve
ming.
John j. Carmody, grand commander
Of Alcantara Caravan, Order OF the
Alhambra. has issued final instructions
for the ceremonial at the Willard Ho-
tel June S at o'clock. Candidates
have been requested to assemble In
the hotel at noon, where they will re-
ceive final instructions from John O.
Allen, scribe Of the exchequer. Cam
didates from the local caravan will be
joined by newly elected members of
Alcala Caravan of Baltimore. John
M. O'Neill, grand commander Of AL
Gala Caravan, will be in charge Of
the Baltimore neophytes. The initia-
ton will be under the direction Of
Walter E. Kennedy. deputy supreme
commander for Delaware. He will be
dSSlUCu ny q sAOQP VA OAASCAo AAoti
the Baltimore caravan.
Following the initiation there will
be a banquet and dance at 7 o'clock
Supreme Commander of the Order OF
Alhambra John M. Miller Of Balti-
more will be the guest Of honor.
During the comforting of the de-
gress the ladies will be entertained by
a local committee. A sightseeing trip
and luncheon is being arranged. Mrs.
John ]. Carmody is general chairman.
Keane Council will celebrate its
40th anniversary with supper-dance
at the Gingham Club June 10. Francis
J. Rafferty, Is grand knight Of the
council and honorary chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements.
Washington Council on Tuesday
evening was entertained by members
of the Campion Guild Of Georgetown
University.
DR.. John Bowen Of Georgetown
University was nominated for the Of
flce Of grand knight: Alfred Paul Neff,
deputy grand knight: Robert Handley,
ST., chancellor, and Theodore F. Nose
ley, advocate. Elections will be held
June IA.
Andrew McCallum was nominated
for grand knight Of Potomac Council
on Monday evening. Elections will
take place June 13.
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, for the birthday celebration Of Fidelity
Chapter. On June l they will attend
the annual picnic Of the 1898 Matrons
and Patrons Association at the cottage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimmel, at
Shady Side.
Martha Chapter celebrated its 43d
birthday anniversary May 20. Asso-
ciate Grand Patron Richard E. Titlow
rendered vocal solos. Guests included
the grand matron, grand patron, Flora
E. Campbell. right worthy grand treas
urer; Frank Kimmel, past grand pa
tron and Lille Mckenzie, grand
treasurer.
The chapter is sponsoring Grace
Anderson, one of the star points. as
queen for the pageant to be heid at
Griffith Stadium in June.
The matron announces on June 8
children's night.
Matron Salome Alger Of Areme
Chapter announces the final meeting
of the season will be held June !.
The June IS meeting has been called
of in order to attend "The Night OF
Thrills" at GrifIith Stadium.
The lawn fete, scheduled ON June
IL, at the home of Mrs. Helen L.
Brashears has been postponed to
later date. On July II the chapter
is sponsoring a moonlight sail on the
steamer City of Washington. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Helen
Rubenstein, 8O8 Hamilton street NV.
The Ways and Means Committee OF
Hope Chapter will give garden party
at the home of Mary Tate. 4ll6 Gar
rison street NV. at 7 pm. June 4.
Mrs. Anna Dean Magruder. ma
tron, announces the next chapter
meeting on June will be in charge OF
the men. Entertainment, dancing and
refreshments.
Esther Chapter will meet June 2,
when the men will be honored.
Entertainment, refreshments and
dancing.
The choir will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph P. Bar
nard, 1443 Euclid street NV.
The Home Board will hold a lawn
party for the benefit of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home 1nf1rmary
June at the home of Junior Past
Matron Nell D. Ray. 408 Raymond
street, Chevy Chase, Md. Refresh
ments and games. Make donations to
Leah E. Leaply or to any member Of
the Home Board
The Ways and Means Committee OF
Columbia Chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. M. Noreta Koch, 1921
Juniper street NV, June 2, with Mrs.
Elvira Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin assisting.
The choir will be the guest Of Past
Grand Matron Tillie Chauncey at her
cottage at Broadwater, Md, June 4.
The annual rummage sale will be
June 30.
At the next meeting OF Bethany
Chapter will be conductress and aSso-
ciate con6uctress night. Mrs. Minnie
Burdine and Miss Mildred Hicks will
be special guests. There will be a
mock wedding, followed by refresh
ments and dancing.
The Star Point Committee will hold
a lawn party and supper at The
Church of the TRANSPORTATION. Four
teenth and Gallatin streets NV, June
3 from to 8. pm.
Miss Margaret Hibble, matron of
Joppa Lodge Chapter, announces the
meeting on Wednesday has been des-
ignated as past patrons and past
patrons night. Entertainment and
refreshments.
The chapter has called off the meet
ing on June Is so as not to conflict
with the Mite Of Thrills"
The chapter is sponsoring Miss
"Mitzi" Parsley for queen Of the
pageant.
Naomi Chapter will hold dinner
at the Peacock Inn, 824 Eighteenth
street NJ w on ThIrSday
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CHAPTER Gets Charter.

National headquarters has granted
a charter to the newly formed Alex
andria chapter and officers were in
stalled at Gadsby's Tavern. All MEM
bers received the obligation from Ma
tional Employment Chairman Mahlon
C. Ward. officers are: Capt. I. L.
Daniels. commander; c. w. Butler,
senior vice commander; William E.
Reece, Junior vice commander; Kemp
r. Rush, chaplain. R. K. Chapman
is adjutant- treasurer; j. w. Hamm,
sergeant at arms: A. O. Elliott, chair
man of Constitution Committee, and
Mr.. Ward service offcer.
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Woodmen Circle.

Willow Grove will meet June 3 at
the Thomas Circle Club at pm.
Mrs. Elsie Kenney and Mrs. Naomi
Kidwell entertained the Inns Club on
May 18. A poem was read and various
activities for the summer months
planned. A lawn party, boat trip and
q weeks vacation at Chesapeake
Beach, Md, were the features sched-
uled. Refreshments were served.
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Chest Worker to Speak.

A representative Of the Community
Chest will speak at the last meeting OF
the Southeast Citizens Association
Tuesday at 8 pm. in the fifth police
precinct. The organization will meet
again the last Tuesday in September,
william A. Maio, president, announced.