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District Resident Promoted.

r. S. Agee, for the past three years
IN charge of utility and dealer sales
training and promotion for the WASH
ngton Gas Light Co., has been an.
pointed promotional sales manager
Tor the Association Of Gas Appliance
and Equipment Manufacturers and
VIII assume his new duties in New
York on April l. Borp in the heart
OF the natural gas fields in Oklahoma
IN 1906 Mr.. Agee's earliest mer-
chandising experience was as a sales
man OF ranges and space heaters IN
that section.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Cola at 8.
Washington Gas 1t. pfd.-10 at 1907.
10 at 1904, 10 at 10OL.
Bid and Asked Prices.
RONDS.
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sHINGLE OUTPUT LAGs.

Production of red cedar shingles
totaled 232,052 squares in January,
compared with 273,524 in the same
month year ago, the Census Bureau
sayS.
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BANKER STRESSES
PUBLIC RELATIONS
George Vass of Washington
Cites Great Need at A.
B. A. Session.
By EDWARD C. STONE

Speaking at the annual Spring
Savings Conference of the American
Bankers Association in New York
yesterday afternoon, George o. Vass,
~
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The tolloUing reuieU of the liue-
stock market for the Deek ended
March 3 ,Uas prepared for the As
Sociated Press by the United States
Department of Agriculture:
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CTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EX

Approximate Soes Of Stocks the NJ Y Stock Exchonoe
11:00 A.M.------- 10000 1900 Noon 22O 900
sActuai sales: unit Of trading 10 shares
Ex dividend Ex rishts Also o lilo
share Of So preference
stock Declared paid far this Payable
Paid Accumulated dividend paid
declared this year
r In bankruptcy recevershp
Bankruptcy Act securities companies
Rates Of dividends foregoing annual
bursements based the
ton Unless otherwise
tnCu
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Nab Officer
E1C Lost
Record Case

NEW YO Il K, Oct. Il
I.N.SD.-Police Lieut.. Cuth-
bert J. Behan was arrested to
day in connection with disap-
pearance of records Of 1900
arrests from Brooklyn police
headquarters.
This came = few hours
after Governor Herbert H.
Lehman directed S pecial
Prosecutor John H. Amen to
investigate charges of .
breakdown Of law enforce
ment I'm Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
FARLEY DINNER
RAISES S347,SOO

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-With
Democratic National Chairman
James A. Farley beaming benignly
on the aSemblage, the Pennsyl-
vania Democratic machine last
night produced 3,478 guests for the
third annual "hundred-dollar din
ner" and poured a total of $347 800
In the campaign hope chest.
Because of the scandals which
have marked the administration
of Governor George H.. Earle local
wags the sumptuous banquet to
BelshazZar's feast. ..y
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views by Miss Lillian Case of Wood
ward e. Lothrop
Sisterhood Of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. Monday. 1890 pm,
in the Temple. luncheon preceding
meeting Speaker. Prof. Harvey
Zorbaugh. on Adolescence: A Look
Backward and a Look Forward"
the first of series of five lectures.
Hostesses: Mrs. Jerome Horwitz.
Mrs. S. Meyer Barnett, Mrs Maurice
Kafka and Mrs Herbert Somners.
P. E. o. Sisterhood. Wednesday, II 80
pm, Woodward g. Lothrop's. Reci-
procity luncheon with Chapter K as
hostess. For all members in Wash
ington and vicinity. Mrs. Adam
Weir. Shorham Hotel, in charge of
reservations. Poetry program by
Leila Pier King. Members arrang-
ing luncheon are Mrs r. N. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. c. c. Jacobsen and
Mrs. c. r. Porter.
Beta Sigma Phi, Gamma Chapter
Monday night Holbrook Farms
Dairy, Halloween dance Wednesday
night, Willard Hotel. Delta Chapter
to be installed.
Phi Delta Gamma, Beta Chapter.
Sunday. 5 to pm. tea in Colum-
bian House, George Washington
University
Curley Club. Monday night. Wash
ington Club, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. Halloween masquer-
ade dance. Tuesday, 1880 pm.
rehearsal of choral group in Carroll
Hall; 8:45 pm, bowling group in
Carroll Hall.
University of Michigan Alumnae As
sociation. Tuesday, 6 pm, execu-
tive committee to entertain members
at supper, home of Mrs. Martin r.
Fisher, 4943 Quebec street NV.
Gen. j. E. B. Stuart Chapter, U. D.
c. Wednesday, 7:45 pm, to be
entertained by Miss Margaret
Cockrell. 1850 Kilbourne place NV
District of Columbia Branch, League
of American Pen Women. Wednes-
day. 3 to pm, fellowship tea at
Grafton Hotel. Mrs. Harvey Wiley,
speaker. Art tea postponed to No.
vember 20.
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Mrs. Coyle to Review
Husbands Book.

Mrs David Cushman Coyle will re-.
view her husbands book. Americas S
Road to Recovery" for members of
the Womens City Club at the book
review meeting at pm. Tuesday. She
will be presented by Miss Blanche
Crapo
Members and friends Of the club are
enjoying the first art exhibit Of the
fall season in the clubhouse. Mrs.
Miles TroWbrdge Irene Underwood !:
recently appointed chairman OF the
fine arts department of the District
Of Columbia Federation of Women's
Clubs, is showing some of her latest
paintings. among which are several
prlze-Winning canvases. Mrs. Tror-
bridge has exhibited with the Society
Of Washington Artists, the Independ-
ent Art Exhibits, the Federation of
Women's Clubs and has work now on
display at the International House.
Arrangements for this exhibit we're
made by the new Art Committee. Of
which Mrs Andrew Stewart is char.
man, assisted by Miss Clara Saunders,
Mrs. Appleton P Clark, Miss Adrienne
Louise Low and Mrs. Anna Goodilart
Rowland
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Safety Study
Is Outlined
For Club
Housekeepers Will
Consider Series
Of Pledges.

Public safety will receive special
study by the Department of Public
Welfare of the Housekeepers' Alliance
under a comprehensive program which
has been outlined by Mrs. Frederic
Newburgh. president
II would be delighted if every men,
Der of the department would constitute
herself a safety chairman" Mrs. New
burgh stated. She also will offer the
department consideration of series OF
safety pledges.
The group will meet at 2 pm. We'd
nesdav at the home of the active chair
man. Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler, 1922 Park
road NV. Mrs Albert N. Baegs is
honorary chairman. Plans will be
discussed for studies falling into six
subdivisions: Child welfare, public
health, community service, correction
character education and public safety
Among other things the department
will consider study to see to what
extent safety is taught in the schools
and If there are adequate playground
facilities in each neighborhood.
The pledges Mrs Newburgh will
offer for consideration are:
81, pledge. as an American citizen
to faithfully observe the laws of all
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Band. directed by Miss Fannie Buck
Silver offering for Social Service
Committee
Woman's National Farm and Garden
Association. Friday, ii am. WASH
ington Club. Map Talk" by Miss
Janet Richards for benefit of schol-
arship fund of the Capital Division
HouSekeepers' Alliance. Wednesday. 2
pm, Department of Public Wei
fare. with Mrs Lyman F. Kebler,
1922 Park road NV.
Goodwill Industries Guild, Friday. ad-
minstration building of the Indus
tries, buffet luncheon for members
followed by regular meeting.
Columbian Women Of George Wash
ington University, Tuesday, pm,
at 2033 G street NV. tea and
business meeting Speaker, Prof.
Anna Pearl Cooper, Saturday. 2 pm,
Wardman Park Hotel benefit card
party and musicale.
Womans National Democratic Club.
Monday, 1890, luncheon at club
headquarters. Speaker, Louis Besse-
mer, first mayor of Greenbelt.
Society OF Free Lance Writers, Thurs
day, 8 pm, Shoreham Hotel. Prize
winning stories read by Mrs. Bobbe
Haig and Robert w. Cochran.
Critics, Charles Grunwell and Miss
Nellie Bordeaux
Girls Friendly Society, Epiphany
branch. Monday, 8:l5 pm, Hal
loween party. Thursday. to 7
pm. annual turkey dinner at
Epiphany Parish House, 1917 G
street NV.
Junior Women's Guild of American
University. Thursday, 8 pm, Wom-
ems Residence Hall. Speaker, DR..
Wesley Gewehr of American Uni
versity faculty, "Europe's Present
Dilemma"
Gamma Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority.
Tuesday at 2945 Mills avenue NE.
Washington Chapter Of Hadassah.
Monday. 2 pm, Jewish Community
Center. Concluding talk in series
by Mrs. Samuel M. Dodek.
Washington Alumnae Chapter of Phi
Chi Theta, national business wom-
ems fraternity. Tuesday, 8 pm,
with Miss Tracy Strohecker, is St.
Matthews court NV. Book re-
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Scotch Operetta
Will Be Heard.

The Honor Music Group of Friend
ship House will present Scotch oper-
eta. Robin Adair," by Ralph S.
Thompson and Frederic Watson. Tues
ady at $50 in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV. 1t is being
directed by Jessie NJ. Ol!n, head of the
music department of Friendship House,
assisted by Sonia de Blumenthal Gar
della. HARLAN Meyer will play &C
compartments and also a group of
piano solos between the acts. Bag
pipes will be played by James Garrioch.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Group and the Womens Alliance
Of All-Souls' Church are sponsoring
the performance of Robin Adair."
Proceeds are to be used for a scholar
ship fund for music lessons for chill
dren who are unable to pay.
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Future Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced

j. Battle, l40l Kennedy street NV.
Speaker, Lee Everitt, jr. known as
old Sol' to radio audiences. Music
by Miss Helen Campbell Williams.
Park View Woman's Club Tuesday
1890 pm, Executive Committee to
be entertained by Mrs. Pierce B
Ashburn, Alb Luray place NV, with
Mrs. w. o. Hancock assisting.
Woman's Club of Bethesda Monday
night, clubhouse on old Georgetown
road, Halloween costume party
sponsored by Fine Arts Committee
Marietta Park Woman's Club. Tues
day, meeting with Mrs. E. Morgan
Pryse. 6Ol2 Fourth street. Mexican
program. with Mrs. Pryse as speaker
Takoma Park Womens Club. Tues
day, 1890 pm., Town Hall. Speaker
DR.. R. G.. Steinmeyer, University OF
Maryland. The Situation in Eu-
rope Monday, 10 am, pottery
class, studio of Alexander Clayton
Tuesday, 10 am, physical education
class, Town Hail. Thursday, 1C
am, class in leadership and parlia-
mentary law, District Library;
Thursday, pm, government study
department, with Mrs. William Rob-
lnson, Burnt Mills Hills. Speaker
Mrs. Richard Page, Social ano
Economic Problems of the South"
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase. Tues
day, l pm, French section at club
house. Mrs. Fred N. Oliver, lunch
con hostess. Speaker, Mrs. We're S
Brumbaugh, Ma Visite Au Mont
st. Michel Mrs. Oliver to give
book review. Discussion leaders
Mrs. Eugene Stevens and Mrs. James
j. Hayden. Thursday, 10 am, ma
ture section to meet at Chevy Chase
Circle for walk in Forest Glen. Fri
day, IL am, civic section at club
house. Speaker. Judge Ellen K
Ready, "a Day in Municipal Court.
Luncheon.
Miseeilaneous Clubs.
Board OF the Women's Clinic. Friday,
1:30 pm, benefit card party, Wom-
ems City Club. Mrs Calvin Lucas
In charge of reservations.
Business Womens Council, Tuesday
night, Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. Concert by the Kitchen
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Bazaar Committee
Chairmen Named.

Mrs. Chesly Manly, chairman Of the
Bazaar Committee of the Goodwill
Guild Of Goodwill Industries. an
nounces committee chairmen appoint
ed to take charge OF the various booths
at the bazaar to be held in the Good
will headquarters, 1918 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, on December 8
from 2 to 10 pm, as follows:
Dolls. Mrs. Louis Caldwell; food.
Mrs. John w. Guider: art. Mrs James
Law; handkerchiefs, Mrs Arthur
Scharfeld: fancy work, Mrs. E. H.
Aliner; bridge prizes. Mrs. R. C.
BoWker: grabbag. Mrs. Elmer S.
Frazier; refreshments, Mrs. Thomas
Marshall.
Members of the guild are to dress
the dolls for the bazaar and will be-
gin work after the luncheon meeting
of the guild Friday at the administra-
ton building Of the industries, when
the dolls will be distributed.
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Civic and Study Clubs.

NfCfc ana Stu0y NtuoS.
District League of Women Voters.
Tuesday, 2 pm. class in orientation,
with Mrs Henry Chalmers, 1895
Forty-third street NV Wednesday,
pm, and Thursday. 8 pm. group
meetings with Mrs. NJ. o. LorenZ
chairman of government and foreign
policy, 35l0 Porter street NV.
Wednesday, 1870 am, subchairmen
of department Of government and
economic welfare, with Mrs. P. w.
Chappell, 1900 Connecticut avenue
NV. Wednesday, $3.50 to $50 pm,
tea at home Of Mrs George Gallo
way. subchairman on housing, at 26
Grafton street. Chevy Chase. Speak
er, Mrs. Jack Levin, Can America
Build Houses?"
Woman's City Club. Monday, 1870
pm, bridge; S. French class; 6,
French table; 7. French class. Tues
day. II am, French class; noon,
French luncheon; pm, bridge;
S pm, book review; pm. bridge.
Wednesday. pm, business meet
ing. Friday, S pm, public speaking
and personality Development; 8
pm, drama program.
Twentieth Century Club. Thursday,
IL am, monthly meeting at Y. W.
C. A. Speaker, DR.. Arthur Kyle
Davis. university of Virginia, "Vir-
ginia Folklore and Folksong."
Excelsior Literary Club. Tuesday, with
Mrs. Lucien H. Sanders. 1905 Kalmia
road NV Subjects, Elizabeth
Barrett Browning and Robert
Browning" by Mrs. Daniel J. Dono-
van.
Delphian Society, Kappa Sigma Chap
e ter, Tuesday, 10:l5 am, Mount
Pleasant Library. Subject, French
Drama, Study of Athalie." Mrs.
Joseph O'Connell, leader. Speakers,
Mrs. M. c. James, Mrs. T. R. Earl,
Mrs. j. G. Hefty. Mrs. Ralph Tunis
and Mrs. c. w. Housley.
American Association of University
Women. Meetings at clubhouse
Monday, 4 pm, club tea. Speaker,
Dr. Fred J. Kelly, provisions for Re-
search and Planning in the Field of
Education" Hostess, Miss Mildred
Dean. Monday. 8 pm, beginners
bridge group. Tuesday, lis pm,
Family Relations Study Group; $3.50
pm, Child Development Study
Group; 730 pm, Law for Lay
women Study Group. Wednesday
7:3o pm, French Language Group.
Thursday, 10 am, Social Welfare
Groups to visit Children's Receiving
Home: IL am. Martha MacLear
Poetry Group; pm, International
Relations Committee dinner to well
come two Chinese youth delegates
Friday, 7:45 pm, duplicate bridge
Saturday, lis pm, branch business
meeting luncheon.
Community Clubs.
Petworth Woman's Club. Thursday
monthly meeting, Petworth M. E.
Church. Luncheon at 1915 pm;
business meeting, l; Mrs. Hugh
Butler, speaker, 2:30 pm, subject:
English Home Life: Can America
Profit by Some of England's Home
Customs?" Home Section, Friday
pm, Southern Diaries.
Woman's Club Of Sixteenth Street
Highlands. Wednesday, 2:30 pm.
| guest day meeting with Mrs. Lewia
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Centerpiece To Feature
Takoma Park Club Plans
To Reproduce Prize.
To Reproduce Prize.

The table centerpiece. which won
first prize in the contest recently con-
Quoted by the garden department Of
Takoma Park Women's Club. will be
reproduced at the monthly meeting on
Tuesday at 1890 in the Town Hall.
The centerpiece was arranged by Mrs.
Elmer E. Boyner.
DR.. r. G. Steinmeyer, associate pro-
fessor Of political science. University
of Maryland, will speak on The Sit
uation in Europe and Mrs Walter
P. Harman will preside.
A trio from the clubs choral group,
composed Of Mrs. T. David Gates. Mrs.
James W. Burch and Mrs. r. w. Phil
lips, will sing, with Mrs. Waldo
Schmitt pianist Mrs. George E. Davis
is chairman Of hostesses for the meet
ing,
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Child Care
Experts to
Speak
Jacob Kepecs Will
Talk at Luncheon
November 7.

Two experts, who have recently
been engaged on separate studies in
the District Of Columbia in the fields
Of child welfare and education, will
be speakers in the near future at
department meetings Of the District
League Of Women Voters.
Jacob Kepecs, child welfare expert,
engaged by the commissioners for q
survey, will address a luncheon meeting
Of the Department of Government and
Child Welfare November at the Y
w. c. A. Mrs. Charles L. Hodge, Is
chairman OF the department and Mrs.
Henry L. Deimel, jr., 44l4 Macomh
street NV, is taking reservations
This will be Mr.. Kepecs' first public
appearance on this subject in WASH
ington.
On November 8. DR.. Lloyd E. Blauch
one Of the co-authors Of the report
on public education in the District
ordered by the President. will address
another luncheon meeting. This will
be a joint session of the leagues De-
partment Of Government and Educa-
ton and the Department Of Education
OF the American Association OF Uni
versity Women and will be held at
the A. A. U. w. clubhouse.
In the meantime a number OF meet
ings have been arranged by the league
for this week.
The class in orientation under Mrs
Henry Chalmers, which has been visit
ing officers Of the Board Of Education
Minimum Wage Board, Department
OF Health and Board of Public Welfare
will make report OF findings at a
meeting at Mrs. Chalmers home al
pm. Tuesday. The six department
chairman will also speak.
This is the last meeting of the class
Another will be organized in January
Sub-chairmen Of the department Of
Government and Economic Welfare
will meet at the home Of Mrs. P. w
Chappell at 1890 am. Wednesday. te
lay plans for an open meeting mex,
month. Those expected are Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Randall. Mrs. Jack Levin, Mrs
Eleanor &. Isacs. Mrs. George Gallo.
way, Mrs. David Cushman Coyle. Mrs
Bernard Hearn and Mrs. Thomas
Blaisdell
A report on the work of the Com.
mlttee on Housing will be giver
Wednesday at tea at the home Of
Mrs. George Galloway. sub-chairman
Mrs. Jack Levin will speak on Car
America Build Houses?"
The league will be represented to.
day at the conference of the Won.
ans Trade Union League at GA T
street NV. by Mrs. Thomas Blaisdell
chairman of the Wages and Housing
Division; Mrs, Audley Smith and Mrs
Howard Vermilyea.
There will be two group meetings
at the home OF Mrs NJ. O. Lorenz
chairman of Government and Foreign
Policy; one at pm Wednesday ane
another at 8 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
English Composer
Here on Visit.

Mr.. Frank Bridge. noted English
composer, and Mrs. Bridge are to be
the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge. who has just returned to her
apartment at Hotel Twenty -Four
Hundred.
This evening they will attend the
first Of this seasons series Of Coolidge
concerts in the auditorium of the Lii
brary of Congress. The Gordon Quar-
tette will play, as the second number
on the program, the 1888 composition
Of Mr.. Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bridge will return to
England early next month.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

the States and the District Of Colum-
bia. as they pertain to driving motor
vehicles, safeguarding my own and the
lives Of others; 2, pledge to assist
in intoxicating in the minds OF the
youth 1 come in contact with the
necessity for clear mind, not clouded
by acoholic poison, when driving a
car; 3, pledge. as homemaker,
to minimize accidents within the home
by careful planning and urging the
cooperation Of my family; 4. / pledge
to do everything in my power to make
the District Of Columbia one of the
safest places in the world"
Evening star., 1938-10-30
Kappa Beta ri Patrons
To Be Hon0red at Tea,

Invitations have been extended to
patrons of the four local chapters Of
Province 2, Kappa Beta Pi Interna-
tional Legal Sorority. for the annual
silver tea today at the home of Mrs.
Anna Moulton, in Silver Spring, Md.
The guest list includes Chief Justice
and Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner and JUS
tice and Mrs Harold NJ Stephens of
the United States Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia; Chief Justice
Alfred A. Wheat, Justice and Mrs
Joseph w. Cox and Justice and Mrs. F.
Dickinson Let's Of the District Court
of the United States for the District of
Columbia; United States Attorney and
Mrs. David A. Pine: Mr. Godfrey L.
Munter, president of the Bar Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia. and
Mrs. Munter: Dean and Mrs. William
c. Van Week; Dean and Mrs. Charles
Pergler; Col and Mrs Walter c. Gle
phane; Prof. Charles S. Collier: Mrs.
Charles F. Carusi, Mrs. Hayden John
son, Mr. and Mrs John A. McIntire.
Mr. and Mrs James Kirkland and
Mr.. and Mrs August Moran.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
Frances Scott Chapter
To Complete Card Party Plans.

Frances Scott Chapter will meet
Tuesday at pm at the home of Mrs.
Charles E. Margerum, 437 Emerson
street NV. Assisting Mrs. Margerum
will be Mrs. Frank B. Bell and Mrs.
John Eckhardt.
Plans will be completed for a bene-
fit card party at the Arts Club, 2Ol7
l street NV, on November IA at 2
pm. to assist in financing the welfare
work of the chapter and scholarship
to Glen Eden School. Mrs. w. r.
Cole of Florence courts is the chair.
man.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
33dClub of New York
Plans Dinner Dance.

The 33d Club of New York State
will hold dinner dance at the
Lotus restaurant Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
The SD Club is comprised Of for
mer residents of the 33d congressional
district of New York State now re-
siding in Washington
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Distinguished Assistance
Given Columbian Women
For G. w. i. Benefit
Lady Lindsay Heads Sponsors for
Card Party and Musicale to
Promote Women's Building.
BY FRANCES LIDE,
Womens Club Editor.

In the the Columbian
have inaugued activities distinguished
Park Hotel
sponsors
well prominent educational activities the
Building
benefit Of their first efforts its behalf
Evening star., 1938-10-30
Mrs. Crater to Sing
At Mrs, Williams Reception.

A feature of the reception to be
given Thursday night at the Martha
Washington Seminary by Monticello
Chapter in honor of Mrs. Roger Will
liams. State registrar, will be song
recital by Mrs. Inex Crater. soprano,
a member OF the chapter. Mrs. Crater
will be accompanied by Mrs. Lois
Abernethy.
In the receiving line, in addition to
Evening star., 1938-10-30

entertainment for those who don't
dance
This committee includes Mrs VIII
liam Garlock Mrs. L. N Nicholson
and Mrs John W. Slacks refresh
ments: Mrs E. NJ Willis. Mrs Edwin
H. Etz and Mrs Richard Titlow,
games; Mrs. James NJ. Hammond.
Mrs. w. Ernest Offutt and Mrs. F. P.
Di Blasi. tickets.
X
Chevy Chase Club Plans.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md. announces it has secured the
entertainment MI and Mrs w T.
Benda and Their Masks" to be pre-
sented at $50 pm. November II. The
drama and music sections are sponsor
ing this event.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

Mothers-if you love your children,
never give them unknown "bar-
gain" remedies to take without ask
ing your family doctor first.
And when giving the common
children's remedy, milk Of mag
nesia, if your doctor says, Get
Phillips Milk of Magnesia" = do
exactly that. Never ask for milk
of magnesia" alone Il but always
ask for Phillips"
Doctors know how marvelously
gentle it is for youngsters. Favored
by medical men for three genera
Evening star., 1938-10-30

who are also members of the Colum-
bian Women: Miss Ellen Anderson,
Miss Virginia Kinnard and Miss Flor
ence Fritz There will be a short busi-
ness meeting.
The Junior Group is pursuing diff
ferent policy this year. Each member
will be asked at some time during the
winter season to discuss her work and
this talk will be followed by q round
table discussion.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

tions as a standard. reliable and
proved preparation.
Many children like Phillips in
the nemer form - tiny peppermint
favored tablets that chew like
candy. Each tablet contains the
equivalent of one teaspoonful Of the
liquid Phillips, and a big box costs
but Csc at your drug store.
A small bottle Of Phillips liquid
Milk of Magnesia costs only e5
cents. So - anyone can afford the
genuine. Careful Mothers ask for it
by its full name Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia." h@
Evening star., 1938-10-30
Marietta Club to Hear
OF Travels in Mexico.

Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse. president of
the Marietta Park Women's Club. who
recently travelled in Mexico, will tell
about her trip at the meeting at her
home on Tuesday. Mrs. Pryse has
made a study of Indian tribes in this
country and plans to compare these
with Mexican tribes.
She will also show moving pictures
of Indian life and will exhibit her
collection OF Indian rugs and pottery.
Mexican songs by Mrs. Charles
Sterner will be included on the pro-
gram. Mrs. Edward j. Hickey will ac-
company Mrs. Sterner Mrs. W. H.
Seaquist, ways and means chairman.
has completed plans for card party
at the Southern Diaries clubroom at
1880 pm. November 9.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

During the Olympic games IN
1885 German boy lit a cigarette
from the last torch carried bv the
runners from Greece to Berlin. evcled
home with it. and has ever since kept
a candle burning with the same fire.