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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

United States for the District OF Co.
the Matter of ROBERT YERKES TABLER.
4217 9th St. NV. Washington, D. c.,
to the creditors of Robert Yerkes Tabler
OF the City Of Washington. District OF
Columbia: Notice is hereby given that the
adjudged bankrupt on q petition filed BY
him on the Both day Of August. 1899. and
that the frst meeting Of his creditors will
be held at the ONCE Of the undersigned
Referee in Bankruptcy, $40 Investment
Building, 18th and K SITS. NV, Wash
ington, D.. G, on the twelfth day Of Sep
tember. 1899, at eleven O'Clock Q m, at
which place and time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, appoint committee Of creditors,
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. FRED J. EDEN, Referee in
Bankruptcy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TOOMEY q TOOMEY, Attorneys,
1915 18th 81, NV,

DIsTR1CT COURT OF THE UNITED
Ellen clarenda. Hogan. 215s. K. Street.
NV, WASHINGTON. d. c., Plaintiff. VS..
Ruth Margaret Lucas. Q minor. and Rob-
ert Francis Lucas. l49 r ST.. NE, Wash
nn1,;3a lngt;4n' !, P,pGI, G psfsndant-No. 62gl1,
mey; trustee. having reported sale Of Lot
division. Of orisinaI Lot numbered nine
go IN Square seyenty,four (74l. improved
NV, situate in the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, to Ruth Margaret
Lucas IaI l., e Robert Francis Lucas for Seven
$4,000. .OO) ali cash. It is this S3rd
d.y es;s Of August. 1899, ordered that ssid
Gourt unless cause to the contrary be
SHOWN before the twelfth day. Of Septem-
be published in each of three successive
issues M So Of the Washington Law Reporter
and Washington Evening Star prior to the
ssxxpiration x Of said period. F. DICKINSON
SSHHAHRLEs SH Z Esr z. STEWART, Clerk. By HAR-
ny N. HULL, Asst. Clerk. au25,sei,8
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J. D, BROOKA
Attorney.

IN THE MATTER or THE MURRAY. GAL
to sive notice that . certain Limited Part
nership Agreement was nled with the Clerk
Of the District Court Of the United States
1899, wherein: /. Murray etarbecker. 1919
Georgia Ave. NV. WashinEton, p. G.. y
z general partner, haying contrieutsd
Eighteenth st. NV. Washinston, D. c., y
. limited partner. having contributed
$500 caPitsl I Ths psstnershiR4 ,y sh.
The busineas IL to be conducted under the
name Of The Murray Galleries at 1724
10th e. NV: wssnsnston, ,t &; ;;n's, y tns ns
$4,000. g. The nature. Of the business to
Be conducted. is that OF general dealers In
furniture. jewell. and personal property, %
lal u
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF tn

United States for the District of CO.
lumbia. Holding a Bankruptcy Court-In
the Matter of ALLIED MARKETS, INC,
a. e corpog1ation; BankruptI,In Bankruptcy
Markets, Inc, a corporation, OF the City
Of WASHINGTON, District OF Columbia:
Notice is hereby given that said Allied
bankrupt on a petition filed by It on the
22nd day of August, 1899, and that the
first meeting of its creditors will be held
at the ofice OF the undersigned Referee in
Bankruptcy. 80 Investment Building 18th
and K SITS; NV, Washington. D. c.. on
the eleventh day Of September, 1899. at
ten-thlrty O'Clock am, at which place
and time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims appoint a trustee. ap-
point committee of creditors, examine the
ofhcers of the bankrupt corporation, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting FRED
J. EDEN, Referee in Bankruptcy
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy
Department, Washington, D. c., until 10
O'Clock an September 12, 1882 for fur
nishing machine tools, until 10 o'clock q m,
September IA, 1899. for furnishing coal,
and until 10 o'clock am, September Is,
1880, for furnishing aircraft protractors,
to the Navy Yard. Washington, D. c.. etc.
plies and Accounts. RAY SPEAR. Pay
master General of the Navy sells
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Purchase Section, National Bureau
pm, September 20. 1888, and then pub
licly opened for furnishing two-compart-
ment outdoor steel switch cubieles with
eouipment, Specifications may be obtained
OF Standards. Washington. D. c.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

~SNGNSe VSN SSAA6s
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
ing practically 1,500 IT. on No. l hwy
Can be had at a most unusual price. Easy
price and terms. Box 202-H, Star.
SMALL TRACTS OF ACREAGE THAT ARE
very valuable land: suitable for any kind
OF business on No. / highway in easy COM
mutins to Washington Sold on easy
terms. Box 203-H. Star.
OVER 100 ACRES. NEAR WASHINGTON
and Mt Vernon blvd. that will make a
wonderful subdivision. Was sold few
wears ago for $500 Der acre. Can be pur-
chased now for less than half that price.
Great opportunity for an energetic man to
MAKE his last fortune. box 2l0-H. Star.
WOODED TRACT 9ia MILES FROM DIS
trict line; six acres. 800 feet road 'front.'
age $50 cash, ,l,,,,s ST. month;
Directions: Out NICHOLS ave; through
Route 224 to Piscataw left at Piscata-
way. ] mile to Riblett.
90 ACRES OF LAND READY FOR DE-
velopment, in the NV. section of WASH
ington.
107 acres on River rd. in Maryland
lntersected by Mass. ave
~ ,s. acres o. the Old GEORGETOWN I'd. at
Fort Myer
Many other small tracts from l to s
acres
All these tracts may be sold at reason
able prices and on convenient terms. and
are ready for immediate development.
Exclusive Agent,
l731 x ST N
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TRACTORS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

FORDsOE TRACTOR in good running
order. with power takeoi pulley, eomplete
(. W. Mosher, Ashburn. Va.
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MONEY WANTED.

SEVERAL WEIL-sECURED FIRST MORT
cages, $500 to $4,000 owner occupied
properties; 6E interest. JOHN A. BRICK
LEY. Dist. 1921.
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY FOR SALE.

MASON ". GRAY. REAL EsTATE-co-
ionial homes, Early American homes. farms.
r. Q. Box Is. Poolesvtne, Nd. Phone
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srAsnoRr pRoprRry.
MONEY TO LOAN.

lst. End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. D. c.
and Maryland: also loans on taxes: deals
closed in "a hours; small monthly pay
ments. w. T. COTHERN, 9l3 New York
ave. NV. National 7416. l.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES O
interest on 1rst trust on improved D c.
JESSE L HE1sKE1L ll1b EYE ST NV.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER9
l43l Eve St NV
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR DESIRABLE
lots. w. T. COTHERN. 9l3 New YorI
ave Natl 1d16
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COURT, REAR OF 100 W ST. N.W-5-
car shop. Suitable for repairs or cab
stand; $25. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
&0H II st. NV. Randolph SS51.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FURNISHED DESK SPACE
In attractive suite; moderate rent, services
OPTIONAL. 410 HUI Building.
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DODGE 1896 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan,
q wheels. radio and heater. exceptionally
clean. 1899. Fred Motor Co., 2427 l4th
St NV. Col 6733
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DODGE 1887 4-door touring sedan: large
trunk, black safety-steel body, whipcord
upholstery, spotlessly clean throughout,
best tires; bargain value at $3.50 Call
ave. and Peabody st. NV. Georgia 2444.
Open evenings
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OFFICES FOR RENT,
OFFICES WANTED

WANTED TO SHARE OFFICE, SMALL
private ONCE within an ONCE; willing to
share stenographic expense. Immediate
occupancy; Call F. S. CRESsWELL Re-
public 1901
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CHRYSLER 1887 Royal 4-door and 2-doof
Seoans; black and maroon. both in excel
ient condition mechanically, rubber and
and drive one Of these fine cars at new
low price. H. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros, 132i
I4th ST. NV. Hobart 1900
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DODGE 1888 4-door sedan: new tan finish;
clean Interior: good tires and motor: an
| miles of GOOD service: S175. Pohanks
Service. 1928 goth st. NV. Dist. 9l4I
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DODGE 1888 de luxe trunk sedan a spot
less car, finished in jet-blach. that has
had the best Of care: we offer 1t at the
amazing price Of only S645. ALDER and
MCNEIL. Studebaker dealers, Wisconsin,
ave. and Albemarle ST. Emerson 12S6
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
2 NEW ULTRA-MODERN GRIN BRKs,
good rental section ne. for lots, acreage
or houses. Woodley S30S
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DODGE 1887 2-door touring sedan; ex-
cellent finish, dandy and powerful loating-
power engine. safe hydraulic brakes, clean
interior: will be included in large group
Of fine cars to be sacrificed at once. H. B.
LEARY, Jr.. & BROS, 1921 14th st. NV.
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2 ACRES
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY!

We have In the attractive subdivision Of
Country Club Grove. Arlington Co. Va, a
lovely 3-bedrm. 2-bath brick home with
maids rm. and lavatory. recreation rnn; >
large wooded lot; located at 3a41 Glebe rd.
Open for inspection Friday through Mon
day.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
rb.s+ o6oo Ewes Chest 471p
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DODGE 1887 2-door touring sedan: gyro
blue: finish good. tires perfect. in fact .
good automobile for any one: S495. Kap-
Ian & Crawford. 1929 Champlain st. NV.
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BARGAIN-S3.85O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
< NICE HOUSE IN ARLINGTON COUNTY;
with an abundance of shade trees; cool
and delightful rent reasonable. PERCY
H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K ST NV.
LIVING RIM. "a BY 1917, OPEN FIRE
place; bedchamber. bath. dining rm. kltch-
On, l. tubs, attic. auto. heat and hot water,
heated garage; large lot forest trees. Wis
e722-J. ..
ANDRIA-CHARMING SMALL CO.
aonial home, rooms, bath, kitchen; ami;
bill burner garden; flreplaces. Alex. 4Os.
AT CAMP SPRINGS. MD.-NEW 5-RM.
modern bungalow, oil heat, continuous hot
water, cleo. range; beautiful shade: garage;
adult couple only; $4,000. DAN ABBOTT,
Clinton COW.
& RMS, BATH. 2 BEDRMS; Mr. SCHOOLS,
ears Fairgrounds; S37 so mo. 1881 Henry
St, Brentwood. Md.
5 RMS, BATH: FURNACE HEAT, AMI:
ane location; $3.50 mo. ERWIN REALTY
Co Call Hyattsville 765.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
schools bus. Greenwood BIO. 3.
1919 CANAL RD.-LOG CABIN. FUR
nished. on Glen Echo car line. ! fare. One
large room with fireplace and kitchen. elec.
Tefg.: large porch; $40. Geo. 92s9.
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VA0ABOND TRAILER COACHES On q
play at Cherry Hill Camp, z miles moi
Of WAshtngton, on q. q. No. /. Teri
trade Open nights and Sunday. g
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CHRYsLER 1887 Imperial Converting a.
dan, Just out of our shops and fully suar.
anteed mechanically. rubber like new,
spotiess interior; don't pass this one, must
oe seen 70 be appreciated: will sacrifice to
sell quickly. H. B. Leary, Jr, q Bros,
1871 14th st. n W. Hobart 1900
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DODGE 1936 4-door touring sedan. $3.50;
thoroughly reconditioned and checked BY
our experienced mechanic; will give thou.
at a low cost. Phone for demonstration
and see 1t. Kaplan & Crawford. 1923
Champlain St NV Columbia 6740
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SCHOOL OPENS SOON.
New 4-room bungalow. oil heat, etc.
acre; $4,000. =
acres: $4,000.
New 6-room Colonial. 2ia acres; S6'500
Broom Colonial, acres: SS.500.
All in Nd, 80 minutes from downtown.
Eectricitv, mail delivery and school bus at
the property. Easy terms to RESPONSIBLE
JOHN A. BRICKLFY.
Suite 2O0-2l O Barr Bldg Dist. 1921.
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ShH1SLER 1894 convertible sedan; excel.
lent black finish khaki TOP, leather unhoi.
stery, very sporty and excellent condition
imeenIa1nicaily N ssI1 nc rubber like new priced low
10 sen on slght n. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros.
Isl dno rev YORK ave ne. Hobart 6Ol2
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DODGE 1888 touring sedan: economical
and excellent hoating-power engine. safe
HYDRAULIC brakes; one-ownsr car that looks
and performs like new: special At $500.
Packard. gath and sts NV. Republio
0145.
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S4.75o-TERMS.
Large 7-rm. house, ami. newly dec
arated' designed for Q apts.; oil burner,
garage, shade, deep lot, paved street: close
to school and TRANSPORTATION.
Z ROOMS-S3.000.
Electricity, garage. corner lot T5x125 It
easy terms. ERWIN REALTY CO Cali
Hyattsville 165; eve. Greenwood l231.
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DODGE 1888 4-door trunk sedan: att
traetiye blue metallic finish; interior clean
and SHOWS no wear: fine tires and it runs
perfectly; S345 Pohanka Service, ll06
20th ST. n W Dist ai11 --o
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Order of Odd Fellows

Columbia Lodge will meet Novem-
ber 80, pm, William F. thinner
man, noble grand, will preside. The
first degree will be conferred. At
the last meeting the first degree
was conferred on David Ableman,
by request of Loyalty Lodge. The
fifth zone rally of Maryland will be
held by Loyalty Lodge, Capital
Heights, Md, December /, Grand
Master Leonard Mason of Maryland
will be present. Members of the
1. o. o. F. of this jurisdiction are in
vited. Grand Master Hiram E.
johnson and his official staff will
hold visitation at Covenant Lodge
on November 20.
Grand Master johnson and Mrs.
johnson entertained the women OF
the I. o. F. F. Home at their home,
615 Highland drive, Woodside Park,
Md, last Sunday evening. Mrs.
Olive C. Woodworth, president OF
the Rebekah Assembly; Mrs. An
nette Harrell, treasurer; Ernest
Woodworth, grand guardian, and
Edgar w. Parks, grand marshal,
were guests.
Columbian Encampment will meet
November %, pm. S. c. Pomeroy
will preside. Rehearsal for visitation
night will be held under the in
structions of Roscoe Wines.
Canton Washington, Patriarch's S
Militant, will meet Saturday 8 pm,
Capt. Fay F. Hunter commanding
There will be election of officers.
The P. M. degree will be conferred
on A. F. Nebel and John H. Nc
| Clure.
Grand Master L. G.. Hefin of
Virginia has invited Grand Master
Johnson of this jurisdiction to be
present when Columbia Lodge will
confer the degree for Union Lodge
of Richmond, Va, on December s.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodges are
planning a "Womanless Wedding
and old-time dance November % at
Stansbury Temple.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge was host
to the president and grand master
on official visitation. A demonstra-
ton, directed by Past President Mrs
Cora H. Kincer, instructress of the
lodge, was given by the officers. A
musical program, with readings
followed.
Mrs. Mary Fowler, past president
from Connecticut, spoke.
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Army and Navy Union

A reception of the Presidents
Own Garrison for the Ladies'
Auxiliary was held last Monday
night at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, Comdr. Foster A.
Touart presided Mrs. Marie Ander-
son, president of the auxiliary, pre-
sented the new department colors
to Department Comdr. Milton j.
Eckert.
The application for membership
OF George M McNulty, national
commander of the National Associa-
tion of Regulars of Detroit, Mich,
was approved. Other members ac-
cepted were National Rehabilitation
and Legislative Officer Harry Harth,
r. Gardner and Penn Howard.
chaplain of the Last Mans Club.
Other distinguished guests were
Mrs. Francis Sparkman, commander
OF the D. A. V. Auxiliary; Mrs. Leila
Barber of the Gold Star Mothers,
l. kaufman, commander of the Sec
ond Division Association: National
Deputy F, M. Dryden, William B
Covert, secretary of the Last Mans
Club, and R. N. Werner, commander
IN chief of the Military Order of the
Firing Squad.
Department Comdr. Milton j
Eckert announced the Department
Council will meet at the District
Building at pm. December fol
election of officers and the depart
ment convention.
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National Association
Of Regulars

The N. A. r. will be featured on
Arthur Godfrey's Sun Dial program,
Thursday at $50 a. m, Station WJSV
when a group consisting of National
Legislative Officer Ralph E. Updike,
Adjt. Gen. Edgar H. Taber, Chief OF
Staff Ralph N. Werner, Henry Gill
bert and John Arthur Shaw will
appear on the Magic Carpet pro-
gram.
The N. A. r. delivered several
Thanksgiving baskets to families OF
disabled regulars.
Former regulars, who are now un-
employed, are urged to Immediately
file application with the local post
master for temporary employment
as clerk or carrier during the Christ
mas rush.
Comdr. Earl Hamilton Smith an
nounces meeting of National De-
fense Post will be held December 2
National Comdr. George NJ Nc
Nulty announced the N. A. R. will
fight strenuously during the coming
session of Congress against any at
tempts to lessen the job preference
now given former soldiers and sailors
in civil service positions.
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Order of De MoIuy

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the dip supper November
20 at $50 pm. in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Everyone is invited to
attend. Mrs. Leland Warner and
Mrs. Herrone BARLEY are in charge
and may be reached at Atlantic
5865 for details.
The drill team of Robert LIE Bruce
Chapter, captained by Larry Thurs
ton, for the second straight year
won the fancy drill hono-s over
eight other teams in the Martins
burg. w. Va, apple harvest festival
The legion of honor degree will
be conferred on one candidate on
December l. This is one of a few
selected meetings that the public is
invited to attend. This will be held
In the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Third and z streets NV.
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Jr. O. U. A. M.

The State Council session was
held at 808 I street NV Novem-
Der % and %, when the following
officers were elected and installed:
State councillor, Clifford Long; State
vice councillor, Jesse Tucker; State
treasurer, R. W. Hawkins; State
conductor, G. L. Myers; State
warden. G. T. Barksdale; State in
side sentinel, D. L. Bowman; State
outside sentinel, j. B. Wardell; State
chaplain: Roy F. Kirby: national
representative, r. W. Hawkins; State
secretary, John Prender. The in
stalling officer was National Deputy
Hopkins, past State president OF
Virginia.
Honored guests who delivered ad-
dresses were Past National Deputy
Gracey and State Secretary Bah
cock of V:--e-1.--A:
State Councillor Long made an
appeal for support of minstrel
show to be given at Pythian Temple
December 2 for the benefit of the
Christmas fund for the Jr. o. U.
IIox,aoc in Tiff1n
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Order of the Eastern Star

MatronS Bertha Hudson, Louise
Kreglow. Elizabeth Rhine and Helen
Robbins; Past Grand Patrons Harry
Schmidt, Victor Rench, Theodore
Lewis, Paul B. Cromelin and Ernest
Dulin; Clarence Burrier, past grand
patron of Maryland; also visitors
from Arlington and Mary Washing
ton Chapters of Virginia
The Testimonial Committee pre-
sented the grand matron and grand
patron with gifts by short sketch
from the Wizard of o." The cast
included Elsie Douglas, Rebecca Cox,
Grace Minnick, Lillian RoWzee, Viola
Krause and Gladys Thrift
The Star Point Society will meet
November with Mrs Florence Nor
ris, 1922 Illinois avenue NV.
The Friday Night Card Club of
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet with
Past Matron Charlotte E. Spencer,
3715 Warren street NV, with Miss
May Hull assisting.
fAI lllC 1uSSb lllCCbAlIE vi ooppd 1OQsC
Chapter there was reception to
the IS new members received dur
ing the year.
The matron, Mrs. Katherine F.
Johnson, and Patron Joseph A. Rice,
jr., will entertain their officers and
club committees at dinner at the
Highlands December 2 at $780, fol-
lowed by cards and checkers.
The meeting on December 6 will
be election of officers preceded by
a dinner for members only at $50
pm. in Joppa Lodge Hall. The new
officers will be installed December
90
The Ways and Means Committee
of Trinity Chapter announces card
party on Thursday, $50 pm, at the
home of Effie Mohler, 1348 U street
Sc.
At Areme Chapters grand vista
ton at the last meeting. in addi-
ton to the grand officers, honored
guests included Past Grand Ma
tron Helen L. Brashears, Beana A.
Barnhart, Grace E. Kimmel, Eliza
beth w. Rhine, Minnie Keyes, Pearl
Watt Gibbs, Nellie B. Fletcher,
Flora E. Campbell, Bertha G. Hud-
son and Past Grand Patrons Theo-
dore c. Lewis, Paul B. Cromelin, F.
Frank Kimmel, Walter L. Fowler,
Victor B. Rench and Harry j.
Schmidt A program was presented
The Home Board of Cathedral
Chapter will meet Monday at noon
for luncheon at the Bamboo Gar
dens, Fourteenth and H streets
NV, after which it will attend,
at 1870 pm, the General Auxiliary
Home Board meeting at the Masonic
Temple.
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Y. M. c. A. News

The Central Y. M. G. A. has
scheduled the following events this
week:
Today-3 pm, Page NICK. Etchi.
son, religious work director, will.
speak at the vesper services of the
National Training School for Boys
Monday-3:30 pm, Stamp Club
in boys building; 4 pm, Junior Ii
brarians. boys building; 7 pm.
Senior Boys Sports League, boys
building; 8 pm, Gypsy Chorus.
Tuesday, pm, Juniors Sports
League, boys building; S pm, Tum-
bling Club, boys building; S pm.
Advanced Swimmers Club, boys
building; $50 pm, Girls Auxiliary
boys building; gym, swim, arts
crafts, dancing instruction; 7:3(
pm, Bible class, the Rev. Arthur P
Wilson, leader; subject, spreading
the Good News; 7:45 pm, Sigma
Nu Delta Fraternity.
Wednesdays pm, Preps' Sport.
League, boys building; 6 pm, life.
saving class, boys pool; Z pm, Var.
sity Sports League, boys gym
tbs pm, Bible class, DR.. George s
Duncan, leader; 7::30 pm, Interna.
tional Club, boys building; 8 pm.
Gentlemen Of the Green Cloth,
boys building; Y. M. c. A. Gle,
Club and public speaking group
$3.50 pm, Athletic Council; address
at the Anacostia Methodist Church
by Page NICK. Etchison.
Thursday-9:30 am, staff confer,
ence; 4 pm, Intermediate Sport
League, boys building; S pm, Box
ing Club, boys building, and cade
swimming team, boys pool; z pm,
motion picture program, CLEVELAND
Park Branch; 1880 pm, Senior Boys
Water Polo League; 8 PM, Gyps!
Chorus; $50 pm, Town Hall of th'
Air.
Friday-3:45 pm, Tri-State Olde
Boys Conference; pm, motion
picture program, and Troop 100, Bo.
Scouts; 8 pm, Y. w. G. A.-Y. M. G. A
dance at the Central Y. M. G. A.
Saturdays am, Tri-state Olde
Boys Conference; ; pm, Hi-1
Forum.
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Y. VIC. A. 10 Be Busy
With Many Activities
During Coming Week
Teo and Vesper Service
Today; Reserve Mothers
Lunch Wednesday

The Princeton Chapter is respon-
sible for the tea at the Y. w. c. A.
today from 4 to 5 o'clock. There
will be Thanksgiving vesper serv-
ice at 5 o'clock, led by w. Roy Breg
of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. The music, directed by
George Harold Miller and accom-
panied by Frederick Stitt, will be
sung by the choir of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church and by
quartet, Dorothy Mitchell, soprano;
Hugh Buckingham, tenor; Genevieve
Hughes, contralto, and George Mil
ler, baritone. The public is invited
to both functions.
The Dupont Chapter will meet for
luncheon at l o'clock tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. Allie Baxter,
3108 Eighteenth street NV.
The Mothers Council of the Girl
Reserve Department will give a
luncheon for Girl Reserve mothers
on Wednesday at 12:45. Mrs. Joseph
Grigsby, chairman of the Girl Re
serve Committee, will speak on After
High School, What?"
Wilson girls will hear a talk by a
department store representative on
Christmas Gifts" Wednesday at
3. Eastern Girl Reserves are having
a dance at the armory that night.
Roosevelt Girl Reserves will be taken
to Chestnut Farms on Thursday.
The Mckinley girls will hear Alden
Harrison of the Post on Thursday
at 3 and also on Thursday evening
Western Girl Reserves are having a
supper.
On Wednesday the Women's Club
at 614 E street NV. will be enter
tanned by the Jefferson High School
Glee Club
Miss Helen Wright will show
movies to the boys and girls COM
ing into E street Monday afternoon.
The Teen-Age Girls will have a sup
per party at S on Friday at the E
street house. Miss Kitty Pridmore
is the president of this club.
The Xenos Club will have bowl
ing, square dancing. ping pong and
hear an address by DR.. j. L. Fendrick
on Release Your Personality" at
| 7 pm. The Blue Triangle Club
will meet Thursday at 6:15 for sup
per followed by recreation. Miss
Frances Sinclair, personnel coach
of department store, will speak at
8 on Half Behind the Counter"
The Merrimaids of the industrial
department will meet on Thursday
at 8 and also the Greek Mutual Aid
Society at the same time.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
hold a sale of cakes, candy and
fancy articles in the Administration
Building at Seventeenth and K
streets NV. December ! from II
to q o'clock,