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,Cardozo's Nephew
Is Married on
Long Island

The wedding of Miss Lucille Lebair
and Mr.. Harmon Cardozo, son of
Mr.. Michael Cardozo of New York
and the late Mrs Rosaie Hart Car
dozo, took place last evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold A. Lebair, at Law
renee, Long Island. The Rev. DR..
Nathan I. Perilman of Temple
Emanuel, in New York, officiated.
Mr. Cardozo is a nephew of the
late Associate Justice of the United
States Supreme Court, Mr.. Justice
Benjamin NJ Cardozo. He attended
Oberlin College and was graduated
In 1887 from Columbia University
The brides attendants were her
sisters, Mrs. Joseph Percy and Miss
Peggy Lebair. Anne Cardozo, cousin
OF the bridegroom, was flower girl.
Mr.. Cardozo was his sons best
man and the ushers were Mr..
Joseph Percy, the brides brother
tn-law; Mr.. George Cardozo, brother
OF the bridegroom; Mr.. Alan Nathan
and Mr.. Benjamin Cardozo.
A reception was held after the
ceremony. After a wedding trip to
Cuba the couple will make their
home at 353 East Seventh
street, New York.
The bride, a graduate of Wood
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Miss Keith to Wed
Mr.. F. P.
In WarrentOn

Mrs. John Augustine Chiffon
Keith has sent out invitations to
the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Fanny Carter Keith, to Mr..
Francis Perkins Day Saturday,
September %, at 4:30 o'clock in
St. James Church, Warrenton,
Va.
Miss Keith will have as at
tendants two matrons of honor,
Mrs. Harrison Colkett of Ard
more, Pa, and her cousin, Mrs.
Hugh Reed of Plainfield, N. j.
The other attendants will be Mrs.
Melville H. Bearns, jr., Mrs.
Alan L. Day, Miss Dorothy Ver-
non Montgomery, Miss Virginia
Howard Bowman, Miss Virginia
Randolph and Miss Sally Aber-
crombie Appleton of Warrenton.
The wedding will be followed by
a reception for the bridal party
and friends of the families at
the Warrenton Country Club.
Mr.. Day is the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas M. Day of
Plainfield, formerly of Hartford,
Conn. He was graduated from
Yale in class of 1920 after pre-
pairing at the Taft School.
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bride, wore an ice blue satin dress
with fitted bodice, full skirt and
short pulled sleeves. Her picture hat
| OF French pink felt was trimmed in
blue velvet and she carried a bou-
quet of pink roses and blue del
phinia.
Mr.. Francis x. Genau, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man, and
the ushers were Messrs. Joseph A.
Genau and Robert A. Genau, also
brothers of the bridegroom. They
wore the traditional morning suits.
Mrs. Genau, mother of the BRIDE
groom, wore dark blue crepe with
| black accessories and a corsage of
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Albert Schlag, sister of the
bride, wore an airways blue dress
with dark blue accessories and a
corsage of orchids.
Immediately following the cere-
mony breakfast was served at the
Dodge Hotel for the immediate
families.
The guests from Chicago were
Mrs. Albert Schlag, Mrs. James Ken
ney and Miss Loretta HouHhan.
sisters of the bride, and other out-of-
town guests were the Rev. James
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Continued on Page B-4)
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Weddings of Interest
DR.. Genau and Miss Houlihan
Married in Church

On Monday, st. Aloysius Church
was the scene of wedding lovely in
its simplicity when Miss Alice Ann
Houlihan. daughter of Mr.. Owen
Houlihan and the late Mrs. Houlihan
of Chicago. became the bride of DR..
John Hall Genau, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aloysius T. Genau of this city.
The Rev. Thomas Edward Mitchell,
S. T. D., cousin of the bridegroom.
officiated at the ceremony and was
assisted by the Rev. Henri J. Wiesel,
S. j., and the Rev. William Horigan,
S. j., of st. Aloysius
Two large gold vases of white
gladioli decorated the altar, which
was banked with palms.
During the nuptial mass Miss
Mary O'Donoghue sang. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Cecilia ODea
Krogman.
The bride was escorted to the altar
by Robert Dore Fuller and John
Joseph Fuller, altar-boy cousins Of
the bridegroom. She wore gown
of white satin with a fitted bodice,
full skirt and long sleeves. Her
flnger-tip veil flowed from a halo of
white satin and orange blossoms and
she carried white prayer book
from which fell sprays of lilies of the
valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Betty
Houlihan of Chicago. sister of the
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MIR. G. w. Thorpe
Engaged to Wed
Miss McDernott

OF much interest in Washing
ton is the announcement made
by Mrs. Leo McDermott of Ben
son, Mimi, of the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Catherine
Hoban McDermott, to Mr.. George
Wells Thorpe, son of Mrs. George
Cyrus Thorpe and the late Col.
Thorpe of this city.
Miss McDermott is a senior at
the University of Michigan
School of Music. Mr.. Thorpe
attended Choate Preparatory
School at Wallingford, Conn,
and Yale University. He gradu-
ated in 1888 from Georgetown
University Foreign Service
School.
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Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington
By the Way
Blaine

Union Station yesterday morning seemed as genial and friendly
social gathengwh groups Washngtons socially elite
pouring from every incoming train.
Among those we gmpsed looking Mr. and
Mrs John Wilkins jr Moran McConihe returning Naagane
slightly longer vacation JASPER Bose who
has also left his family until little later this month
and young Brtten Browne
Maj David Barry are back from their summer
holiday both radatng good health Alice present
the high seashomeward bound the which, by
the way is Swedish the Wennerbeg children her
father Iegation returning To this
try to join their parents
Other friends York TODAY are Countess van
Rechterenhm and her small
with her little daughter Both husbands remained in
s country on duty while their families in
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs due land in England TODAY
haVng gone over to bring back to America
grandchildren They the children Roger Maxim
MRS Maxim formerly was Alice
Mrs Kent Legae has been New dav shoppne
ana mas now oned Mr. Legare at their smsbu
conn Inc lovely Mnna tells us that her now Mrs
Frank Meade has both young are do
lighted The Legares plan Washington later on this
month ~ A O'A
mecca for harassed diplomats days of European
crisis the Hungarian Legation charming
Nine Peenyl make all of their
placed near the swimming almost as miniature round
tables Judging by the interesting talk around them
one afternoon recently the Polish Ambassador snatch
relaxation at the Pelenyis
be OF his staff Cheerful courageous have come to
Will "e ley are oeset all DAY every day and of
Another day the Minister of Netherlands the Minister of
ueoawa the latter but recently returned trip
homand and the former Minister
winch would not exist at all attacked spirit
The Third Secretary the Embassy Nine Iucet have
returned from their California
and enjoyed every minute of until
when they set spurs to their and Washington
at the rate OF 16 hours of driving each day.
Mrs Joue young daughter loan Dodd and
Pacla Pochn one OF
Maine has brought Cape Cod for visit whence
they will return to Washington
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Tea Planned
FOrGuests Of
ScienceUniOn
Exhibit Will Be
Presented to
University

A tea will be given tomorrow aft
ernoon at Strong Hall, George
Washington University, by the
Women's Entertainment Committee
for the Congress of the Interna-
tional Union of Geodesy and Geo.
physics, for the women guests at
tending the congress.
Miss Emma Hays Heck is chair
man of the committee, assisted by
Mrs. Lloyd v. Berkner and Mrs. C.
L. Garner.
Mrs. T. Wayland Waugh heads the
Tea Committee, which includes Mrs.
Paul Whitney Hays, Dean Winnie
Barrows, Mrs. L. r. Latham. Mrs.
John A. Fleming and Mrs. Richard
Field of Princeton, N. j., whose
husband is president of the Amer
lean Geophysical Union. About so
foreign women are expected to at
tend the tea, which will be held In
connection with the opening of the
exhibition that the congress will pre-
sent in the new library of the uni
versity.
Tonight DR. and Mrs. Field will
entertain at dinner at the Washing
ton Hotel in honor of the speakers
and officers of the union. Secretary
Of State Hull was originally sched-
uled to speak at the dinner, but may
be unable to do SO due to the inter-
national situation. Former Ambas-
sador to Germany Hugh Wilson will
speak in case Secretary Hull is un-
able to be present
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Flem-
ing entertained in honor of the
woman guests of the congress with
a garden tea at her home, 8 Drum
nond avenue, Chevy Chase. follow
ing sightseeing tour for the visi-
tors. Mrs. Fleming was assisted by
Mrs. Field and by Mrs. D. la Cour
OF Copenhagen, wife of the presi-
dent of the International Union Of
Geodesy and Geophysics.
Among Mrs. Fleming's guests yes
terday were Mrs. James de Graaff
Hunter of England, Mrs. Gustaf
Sletternmark of Sweden. Mrs. Carl
Rosen of Sweden, Mrs. Gustaf
Ljungdahl of Sweden, Mrs. Hans F.
Jelstrup of Norway, Mrs Henrik
Arctowski Of Poland, Miss Laura
Sanchez and Miss Graciela Amescua
of Mexico, Mrs. C. c. Inghs of India,
Mrs. E. c. Bullard of England, Mrs.
Henry G. Booker of England, Mrs.
Pierre Jacquinot of France and Miss
Tove la Cour, daughter of the in
ternational union president.
Friday luncheon will be given
for the women at the Columbia
Country Club, with Mrs. Field pre-
siding. Next week series of infor-
NAL teas and sightseeing trips in the
mornings have been planned for the
visitors.
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Tydingses on Cruise
Before Coming Home

Senator Millard E. Tydings of
Havre de Grace, Md. and Mrs.
Tydings are taking a short cruise
before returning to their home,
Darlington, in Maryland. Senator
and Mrs. Tydings were in New
York yesterday, where they went
to say goodbye to Mrs. Tydings'
father, Ambassador Joseph E.
Davies, who sailed on the Nieuw
Amsterdam for his post in Brus-
sells, Belgium.
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French Ambassador
Guest of Honor TODAY
At New York Fair
Anniversaries of Lafayette's
Birth and of First Battle
Of the Marne Are Marked

Saint Quentin left this
York he will guest
program
Lafayette of the beginning of
World
Esp Argentine Ambassador
Springs Embassy
and the Capital for
Counselor of the Mexican Embassy
and Sonora de zann wife the Military Attache
Embassy have returned to the Capital after
Springs Va.
Representative Virginia
eupang which place yesterday morning
st. Lukes Hospital, Bluefeld w. Va.
The Resident Commissioner of the Philippines Mr. Joaquin M
Ezade has returned his the shoeam
trip the continent.
had intended to fly Manila
caused him to cut his vacation short Washington
EHzades aide Mr. Jaun Toeno in
Mrs Ezalde and their daughters Eenta Cecilia left
Washington early in the for trip around the world at
Switzerland where they the
commissioner thinks that in Switzerland probably would safer
than immediate attempt return the United
division
ONCE of Education Mr. John Kra and
evening at he mere were 80 guests among ~hon were
State directors vocational rehabilitation from States
in Washington for conference the States vocational
rehabilitation.
Fort Leavenworth Kan After leaving
July Capt Roper and his family their leave the
Secretary of Commerce Mr. Daniel recently
was United States Minister to Canada and Mrs Roper
Capt Roper has been assigned the School Fort
Maj Brophy or and
winter and have opened their apartment the Wardman Park Hotel
Beden U. N and Beden who recently arrived
In the Capital from Philippine Islands,
b535 Nebraska
1t Col A. Brackenbury, A, Edgewood
Mrs Brackenby are in Washington for few days at the Wardman
Park Hotel
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Miss Boyle
Engaged to
1t. Patton

Mrs. j. Emery Boyle announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Marian Boyle, to 1t. g.. g.
Robert A. Patton. U. S. N, son of
Mrs. Robert A. Patton of Boston
and the late Mr.. Patton.
Miss Boyle was graduated from
the George Washington Univer-
sity in 1888, where she was
member of Alpha Delta Pi
1t. Patton is a graduate of the
United States Naval Academy in
the class of 1884 and is attached
to the U. S. S. Philadelphia at
Vallejo, Calf, at present.
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Yarnells in Newport

Rear Admiral Harry E. Yarnell,
U. S. N, and Mrs. Yarnell have left
Washington for Newport. R. l., where
they will make their home with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Charles M.
Thomas, widow of Rear Admiral
Thomas.
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Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick
Royce announce the birth of son.
Charles Morgan Royce, September l
at Columbia Hospital. Mrs. Royce
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wesley Hughes of this city.
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Mrs. Kenneth Bruner of Silver
Spring. Md, is vacationing in the
New England States.
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mere Academy and Wheaton Col
lege. is associated with the Book
of the Month Club.
Evening star., 1939-10-29
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

Holy Comforter Auxiliary elected
the following officers: President,
Miss Cornelia Jones; past president,
Mrs. Florence Tucker; first vice
president, Mrs. Beatrice Thompson;
second vice president, Mrs. Rena
Palmer; recording secretary. Mrs.
Catherine Mathews: financial sec
retary, Mrs. Rose Barnard; treas
urer, Mrs. Rose Dillon; messenger,
Mrs. Teddy Thompson: sentinel,
Mrs. OConnor; guard. Mrs. Robey;
trustees, Mrs. Gertrude Bresnhan,
Mrs. Goucher, Mrs. Anna Bussius;
delegate to the district, Mrs. Mary
Burke.
st. Joseph's Auxiliary elected:
President, Mrs. G.. Steuart Bingham;
past president, Mrs Mary Nc
Carthy; first vice president, Mrs.
Eleanore Kelley; second vice presi-
dent, Miss Catherine Ratcliffe; re-
cordlng secretary, Mrs. Lille Quade
Ritter; financial secretary Mrs.
Eleanor Quade; treasurer, Mrs. Elsie
Kopel; messenger, Mrs. Edith Frew;
sentinel, Mrs. May Davis; guard,
Mrs. A. Alcorn; trustees, Mrs. Anna
Woodburn, Mrs. Laura Kienle, Mrs.
Mary Shaw; delegate to district,
Mrs. Anna Shipman; delegate to
convention, Mrs. Lille Quade Rit-
ter; alternate to convention, Mrs.
Anna Shipman. Mrs. Eleanore Kel-
lev was appointed Good OF the
Order" chairman.
st. Joseph's Auxiliary Will meet
in the future at the Knights OF Coz
lumbus Auditorium on the third
Monday of each month.
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Regular Veterans
Association

Gen. Malin Craig Post will have
a special meeting November to
consider plans for a dinner honor
ing National Comdr. Carl Gardner
at 14l8 New York avenue on Now
ember g. Comdr. Walter p. Boehm
will speak on pending legislation
effecting the regular at 1903 Four
teenth street NV on November 7.
Former National Comdr. Roy D.
Hapgood spoke last week at the
Soldiers Home. Harry G.. Ritner
will speak at the Walter Reed Hos
pital on November s.
The following were made members
last week: Sherman H. Hill, Leonard
B. Melvin, Charlie Campbell. Steven
Hall, j. L. Godsell, Burl Shanger,
Andy Lipson, South Fixel, Charles
r. Brokenshire, Josie Little, Jack
F. Doegan, John Harley. P. A.
Fuqua, M. N. Chamberlain, A. C.
Rouse, Benjamin Habercorn, Bris-
tol c. Abner and c. L. Drumn.
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Grand Exalted Ruler
To Visit EIks FRIDAY

Washington Lodge of Elks will
be host to Grand Exalted Ruler
Henry c. Werner of Dixon, ILL.,. FRI
day. Philip U. Gayaut, Grand Lodge
pardon commissioner, will act as
chairman of the Welcoming and En-
tertainment Committee The regu.
lar Wednesday night meeting has
been postponed.
The Washington Elks annual Hal
loween party will be held at the
club Tuesday night. under the direc.
ton of the Entertainment Commit.
tee. Dancing and buffet supper.
Washington Lodge recently made
a donation to the picture show fund
of the Elks' National Home at Bed
ford, Va. This fund has been cre-
ated through the efforts of Balti-
more Lodge, and donations have
been secured from lodges through
out the Nation.
Exalted Ruler Harold T. Pease
announced the formation of the
Memorial Committee as follows:
L. Martin Young, general chairman;
Leonard L. Pearce. secretary; James
L. Kidwell, music; James I. Jones,
publicity: Joe Easton, printing;
Harry J. Leer, Cross Committee.
The Elks' memorial service will be
held December 3.
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Women Of the Moose

A class of u candidates were ini-
tiated by Columbia Chapter last
Friday evening in honor of the
birthday of Pilgrim Gov. James j.
Davis. The class was presented by
Membership Chairman Mrs. Blanch
Aubaugh and the pilgrim governor
was represented by Grand Recorder
Miss Katherine Smith in welcoming
the new members. The State regent,
Mrs. Wade H. Mitchell, acted as
official escort to the grand recorder
Ritual Chairman Mrs. George B.
Clark was in charge of the exempli-
hcation of the ritual.
At Moose Hall, 1414 I street NV,
this evening Columbia Chapter and
Columbia Lodge will hold joint
meeting in celebration of Moose
heart Day, honoring Senator James
J. Davis. founder of Mooseheart.
The program is in charge of Mrs.
Mitchell and the governor of the
lodge, E. R. Thompson. and will in
clude, in addition to the principal
speaker short talks by several
graduates of Mooseheart. followed
by entertainment and refreshments.
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For the third consecutive year the
George Washington University Par
ent-Teacher Institute will open on
November l for two-day session.
The program, as arranged by Dean
James Harold Fox of the School of
Education of the university; Mrs. P.
C. Elicit and Miss Myrtle Moore of
the District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will prove, I
believe, of lasting value to every per-
son who attends.
On Wednesday morning. following
greetings from the university by DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin, president, and
William C. Reudiger, professor emer-
titus. as we'll as from Robert L.
Haycock, assistant superintendent of
schools, DR.. Mitchell Dreese, pro-
fessor of psychology of the univer-
sity, will speak on Psychological
Characteristics of a Good Home" !"
A class in psychology. which he is
teaching at the university, will at
tend this session and will take part
in the ensuing discussion. Mrs.
Lydia Ann Lynde. extension special
ist in parent education, United
States Department of Agriculture,
will follow Dr. Dreese, and her sub
ject will be Meeting the Needs of
the Child Through Family Life"
There will be no afternoon session.
In the evening Dean Elmer Louis
Kayser, professor of European his
tory of the university, will lecture
on The European Situation Fol-
lowing his talk, there will be a re-
ception to the assembly and social
hour, with light refreshments
served. Mrs. Walter B. Fry. State
chairman of hospitality, will be in
charge of the reception and will be
assisted by a large committee.
On Thursday morning DR.. o. E
Baker, senior agriculturist and
economist, the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, will speak
on Population Trends and Their
Effect Upon the Schools" Dr.
Baker is a foremost authority on
his subject and will present some
interesting facts. Following, Dean
Fox will speak on Educating the
Whole Child" and Mrs. Yorick D
Mathes, associate chairman OF
parent education of the congress
will lead the discussion to follow.
In the afternoon Mrs. Evelyn
Bright Buckley, fifth vice president
of the congress, will discuss Direct
ing the Vital Factors in Parent
Teacher-C Child Relationships" to be
followed by general discussion. At
its conclusion there will be presen-
tation of number of projects which
have been initiated and carried on
by local parent-teacher associations.
Among these are Wheatley's garden,
by Mrs. Walter C. Jones; Janney's
library, Mrs. George Hopkins;
oysters clinic. Mrs. George Work,
jr.; Petworth Branch Public Library,
Mrs. G. H. Collingwood; Powell
Junior High School recreation area,
Mrs. Edward r. Seal.
The morning sessions will open
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Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. will meet Friday at
7:30 pm. over the Avalon Theater
for initiation and grand visitation
by the grand officers. This is also to
be De Molay night, with a dance.
The choir members and their
guests held weiner roast and pic
mic Friday evening in Rock Creek
Park under the supervision of Mar
thena r. Mehrlin. onolr director.
The Sports Club is making plans
for a hay ride early in November.
Any one desiring reservations and
information call Elizabeth Fiery,
6504 Brookville road, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Bethel No. l conducted initiatory
work on October 81 for grand vis-
itation. Marguerite Watson. Vir-
ginia Gilbert and Doris Fortney
were initiated. Grand Guardian
Mrs. Benfer and Associate Grand
Guardian Newman made their Of
fetal visit.
The next meeting will be held
November 4. There will be a pub
lie majority service for smembers
over 81 years old. All those wish
ing this degree will communicate
with Dorothy johnson, Lincoln
4431-J, or one of the council men,
bers.
The Dramatic Club met at the
home of Margaret Wrathall, 6206
Georgia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1939-10-29
K. Of T.. Committee
Arranges Party for
Little Sisters Of Poor
SpoIding and Potomac
Councils to Hold
Joint Dance Tomorrow

Washington General Assembly.
Fourth Degree. Knights of Colum.
bus, held meeting Of its commit-
tee arranging for the 18th annual
donation party for the Little Sisters
Of the Poor last Friday at the
Knights of Columbus Club. The
party will be held November rs at
the home, Second and H streets NE.
Francis J. Rafferty, is general chair
man: J. Fred Brady. vice chairman,
In charge of special gifts; Francis
j. Malloy, secretary, and Seymour
B. Woolls, assistant secretary.
Spalding and Potomac Councils
will hold joint dance tomorrow in
the Knights of Columbus clubhouse
at 10 o'clock for the members and
their ladies Of each of the councils.
William M. Moreland is in charge Of
arrangements for Spalding Council.
Members of the council last Sum-
day attended mass at st. Stephens
Church in a body in commemoration
of the deceased members of the
council. Following the mass break
fast was held at the La Fayette
Hotel.
Spalding Council will meet No
vember 2 at 918 Tenth street NV.
at BIS pm. with Grand Knight
Matthew j. OCallaghan presiding.
Arrangements will be concluded for
the annual Thanksgiving party.
which will be held at the second
meeting in November.
Alcantara Caravan, Order of the
Alhambra, met last Sunday after
noon at the Willard Hotel and
elected the following officers: Grand
commander, James A. Sullivan; vice
grand commander, James P. Nc
Keon; grand scribe, James M. But
Ter; scribe of the exchequer, John
o. Allen; grand chamberlain. Alfred
P. Neff, master of the oasis. An
drew L. Oehmann captain of the
bodyguard. Denis K Lane: his
Photographer, Robert F. Handley. ST.;
master of wardrobe, Joseph Kirch-
ner sentinel of the tower, Francis
j. Malloy, and sentinel of the desert,
Seymour B. Woolls Grand Comdr.
Sullivan announced the appoint
ment OF Roger Gallagher as elec-
trologist and Arthur NJ McCreight
as master of music.
Supreme Comdr John M. Miller
OF Baltimore, Md. spoke
The next meeting will be decided
by the divan. which will meet at the
call of the grand commander.