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is here to be with her sister, Miss
Gertrude Hone, whose condition at
the time of this writing is very criti-
cal. Miss Hone suffered another
stroke which has made her condition
most serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Wash
ington, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Livengood and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Beachy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hottenstein
and daughter have returned from a
brief visit with relatives at Reading,
Pa.
Mrs, G. c. Houck and son William
spent the weekend with Mrs. Houck's
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Houck.
Mrs. Ella B. Keller returned Satur-
day after spending several weeks
with her SON and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Keller, at Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. Edward Sausman, Frostburg,
spent several days this week visiting
Mrs. Anna J. Warwick and G. j.
Gnagey.
Mrs. Stanton Funk and daughter,
Helen Louise, of Johnstown, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Stan
ton, for several days.
Mrs. NJ. C. Thompson, Brownsville,
Pa, was a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. D. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burke, Bed
ford, Pa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Steinberg.
Mrs. Wilson Bills and daughter,
Miss Bonnie Jane Bills, visited her
parents at Chillicothe, O., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Powers left
Wednesday of this week for their
home in Buffalo after spending the
past three months at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ]. Getty.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. johnson returned
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Meshack Browning club Friday night.
C. o. Bender attended a luncheon
and dealers meeting of the Chevrolet
Motor Co. at the Algonquin Hotel, in
Cumberland, on Tuesday of last week.
Phyllis Jenkins, who is serious i'll at
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, suf-
fering from a streptococcic infection,
is slightly improved.
The Mayor and Council will meet in
regular session Monday night.
Natal Notes
Announcement has been received of
the birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Stanton, of Norfolk, Va, on
May IS. Mr.. Stanton is a son CT M.
and Mrs. c. Earl Stanton, of near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bethel an
nounce the birth of a daughter, born
Thursday, May 26.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Bittinger, of Jennings, on
May 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Oester announce
the birth of a daughter, born on Tues
day, May 30.
Personals
Captain and Mrs. William H. Pow
ell, of Hot Springs, Ark, and Capt.
Powell's mother, Mrs. w. H. Powell
Fayetteville, N. c., arrived here Sun
day to spend several days with Mrs
Powell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Stanton. Capt. Powell, an army physi-
clan, has been taking a special course
in x-ray work at Hot Springs for the
past six months. He and Mrs. Powell
will sail on June for Panama where
he will be connected with a Govern
ment Hospital. Harold Stanton, of
New York, also visited his parents
over Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Ryland, Pitts
burgh, visited his sister, Mrs. Lille
B. Younkin, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Bevans and
daughter, Washington, D. c., visited
the formers mother, Mrs. Marshall
Beachy.
Mrs. Emma Younkin, Akron, is Wis
iting relatives here and at Salisbury.
Maude Turney, Addison, visited her
aunt, Mrs. Glen Yoder, this week.
Frank Beachy and Miss Anne Hon
"a, Smock, Pa, visited his father, Mar
shall Beachy, and family, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lands, Bos-
well, Pa, were Sunday guests of NJ.
and Mrs. A. J. Yoder and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Lands.
Col. P. A. Connolly, New York, is
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engle and son,
Morgantown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old McManus and daughters, Cumber-
land, visite dtheir mother, Mrs. Eta
V. Engle, on Decoration Day. Guests
at the Engle home over the weekend
were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Enlow, Of
Akron.
George Winter and daughters, Mary
Louise and Mae, Baltimore, were Wis
itors. Mrs. Winter, who had spent the
pervious week here, returned to Balti-
more with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Kellam, Jr.,
Harrisonburg, Va, are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Kellam's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Orendorf and Mr.,
and Mrs. c. 0. Bender. Mrs. Kellam
is the former Miss Lena Custer. Mrs.
Orendorf just recently returned from
a visit to Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Christine Murphy, Pittsburgh,
and Mrs. Anna Bittinger, Oakland,
were guests of Mrs. Harvey Gortner,
Monday.
Mrs. T. B. Miller, Fostoria, O., Wis
tied her sisters, Mrs. c. A. Bender
and Mrs. Ida NJ. Hershberger, over the
weekend.
Mrs. Truman Frankhouser, Keyser,
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Cordell Hull, Secretary Of State.
says isolationism is an illusion. "Iso-
lation would make our domestic prob
lens worse" he said. Hull opposes
special ban on war exports.
Fifteen hundred young men and
young women will get diplomas from
Maryland colleges and universities in
June.
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posed of John Stowell, Belmont Mil
Ter, Harry Huff, Mary Schaefer, Cor
don Mckenzie, Robert Gnagey, Robert
Zeller, Sonny Patton and Quinton
Frickey. Edgar Bender's Little Cross
ings squad includes Henry Yommer,
Walter Kamp, Robert Bender, Joe and
Billy Blocher, Milton Railey, Guy Har-
desty, Roy Kurtz and John Phaler.
Church Activities
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church met Thursday night at
the church with Mrs. C. U. Edwards as
hostess. Mrs. Marshall Beachy, leader.
The program, which was arranged by
Mrs. H. C. Edwards, president, and
Mrs. Sylvan burst, was composed of
readings on Mothers Day and Memoir
ial Day.
The Mt. Zion Methodist Ladies' Aid
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Grove on Wednesday, June IA, in
stead of at the scheduled time, due to
the illness of Mrs. Herbert Fope, who
was to have been hostess. Mrs. Grove
will be assisted by Mrs. Charles burst
and Mrs. Henry Michael.
Services in the local churches for
Sunday, June 4, will be: Catholic, 10
a. m. Lutheran, Sunday school, 9:45 a,
m. Methodist, Sunday school, 10 a. M.
Reformed, Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Maple Grove Church of the Brethren,
Sunday school, $50 a. m.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church will present a return pro-
gram at the Maple Grove B.Y.P.D.,
Sunday night, at 7:45.
Honored On Birthdays
Mrs. Harvey Gortner entertained
Saturday afternoon with a party in
honor of the eighth birthday ami
versary of her daughter Marjorie,
Those who helped to celebrate this
event were Ruth and Ray Houck, Ger
aldine and Betty Carder, Mary Millel',
Carrie Bender, Loretta Yoder, Emma
Weise, Joyce Beachy, Ruth Klotz,
Dorothy Smith, Betty Mckenzie, Iris
Steinberg, Rita Edwards, Rosetta Mil
Ter, Audra Speicher, Mildred Frickey,
Rosie Broadwater, Dorothy Shumak-
er, Louise Gortner.
Mrs. Lille B. Younkin entertained
with a dinner party Sunday in honor
Of the birthday of Ralph Glotfelty at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller,
near Accident. Guests in addition to
the honoree and Mrs. Glotfelty in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller,
Miss Lena Miller and George Miller,
Accident; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Frickey
and Mrs. L. B. Schaefer.
Brief Mention
Logan Wengard has purchased the
Galen Beachy residence, three miles
south of Grantsville. Mr.. Beachy is
planning to build new home on his
property at the extreme east end of
town.
The First State Bank bought the
John W. Hanft properties here in
Grantsville for the sum of $1,000 at an
assignee's sale Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lille B. Younkin attended the
commencement exercises of the Mey-
ersdale high school Friday evening
when her nephew, Paul Ryland, re-
ceived his diploma. Mr.. Ryland has
taken a position in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Getty, Misses
Viola Broadwater, Zeola Layman and
VeIora Swauger attended the alumni
day banquet and dance at the Frost
burg State Teachers College Satur-
urday. Glass reunions and a tea were
held in the afternoon. Miss Swauger's
class of 1929 was one of those holding
reunions at this time. Mr.. Getty is
president of the Alumni Association.
Approximately 60 couples attended
the firemen's benefit dance at the
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to their home at Little Crossings after
a six-weeks' visit with their son-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs H. L.
BinkIey, Washington, D. C.
Miss Mary Connolly, Greensburg.
Pa, spent last week here.
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Lesson for June q

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
iected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01

LESSON TEXT-Acts 21:4O-22:4; 24;14-
Is; 26:1923.
GOLDEN TEXT have lived in all good
conscience before God until this day
Acts 23:1.
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Junior Baseball

A series of baseball games between
recently organized teams here and at
Little Crossings are being played. The
Little Crossings team won the third
game on Memorial Day by a score Of
lilo. The town team defeated their
opponents 14-7 and 81 in the two pre-
vious games. The Grantsville team,
managed by Bayard Keller, is conn.,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

4O27 KANSAS AVE NV, APT. 2.
B rooms. kitchen, bath. porch; auto.
heat; $40.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1224 l4th ST. NV. District 3346.
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1921 18th ST NV ROOMS. PRI
vate bath. FriRidaire; $S.75.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS 1880 2sth ST. Sc
h.w.; $40; vacant Feb. l. BUSADA. Atl
O3O1
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-BED'
room, kitchen, semi-pvt. bath. oil heat
elec. refg.; $35. North 7701.
52ls 18th ST MWlvERY svI5 II DESIRABLE
ton; 2nd II. pvt. det. home of couple
adults.
1914 VARNUM ST NW.-LIVING ROOM
sleeping porch, twin beds, private shower
(kitchen and Frigldaire optionaD. Col
3Oq5-W
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THE MEI,WOOD
Observation-Disclosures

Choice suite in dreproof BIDS: switch
board, elevator service FREE refR; large
living foom bath, kitchen; $3.50: may be
had furn. at small extra charge
1880 r ST. NV Dupont $500
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OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PIX. 1IO6 E.
Cap, st.-3 rms: -2nd fr.; elec. refg.;
neatly furn.; beautiful loc.: adults 21'
710 SHEPHERD RID NV. APT. 2-LIV-
ing room bedroom kitchen, dinette;
adults; ref. required for 3 months.
ATTRAcTIvELY FURN. APT: .BED~LIv-
floor: c.h.w., ami Frigidaire. unlim.
phone; near cars. bus. 715 Quebec pl.
NV.
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APARTMENTS uNEuRNlshEp.


$3.50 aIsS EIa0NEss EE6sl{Bx lN{EB1xszEVH ~ RNHTH' NWE
Gated in high-clasS apartment
building IN convenient residen-
tial section; references required.
Elevator and switchboard serv-
Ice, THE FARNsBORQ. see
Resident ManaEer. North 1887.
FONTANET COURTS,
1400 Fairmont st. NV.
2shS9qhs' sS9 31' sRs222Ms ss2 6R29Ms. ss3
Large Kitchen. tiled bathroom plenty
closet space. Quiet. roomy apartments,
completely redecorated; refrigeration, Spa
See Res. Msr.. MISS McNE1LL. Col. os3e.
$3.50 i4dSSo SoqNS 2xfsM69Tri K6dTi ANp ~ JPATA:
and Two spacious rooms, reception
sss ,o m i.sVie. hsi iis l.. ttShsP Eiss nsSHiiYs
VOO.OV Res. MGR, Col 0336
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APARTMENTS vNFvRkIsHED.

FLATS.
s H'0a,i ssil kiIsssn' IsS q! S'ie Nv '+s.So.
A.. 4: D; ! TORE E REALTY CO.,
24l4 18th ST. N.W.-Srd FLOOR.
g. rms. kit. bath; heat furn:; S42b0.
A: D. TORRE REALTY CO..
1923 N. Capitol st. Dupont 1856.
NEW FOUR-FAMILY APT.
444 Mellon st. s.e.-Extra large 8 rms.
bath tds de- luxe ~. scr; porch: etc. .I Asat
DOWNTOWN.
REDUCED RENTALS.
and bath, located At 1922 N. st. NV.
W,,h electricity gas and refrigeration
DUPLEX UNITS.
s.n The s.dcss snss st h 1.2s sv, ,Sh n have
hood for comparable units. Three rooms,
kitchen and bath now $45.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
sO7 Union Trust Bldg Natl 1890.
THE ROCKLEDGE,
2456 Goth st. NV. between Calvert and
Taft Bridges. on the park reserved mod
on house current: nv. rm;, bedrm., kitch-
en- and bath; now available; $50.
2809 18th ST. NV.
Economy without sacrifice rms. kit.
MCINTYRE PROPERTIES,
Adams $3.50.
coNGREssMEN. ATTENTION.
THE FOLGER,
Five rooms kitchen, bath; all mod,eIn DER
Natl s75i: r 4 A..Iss4' HSMrHalENs sps Ns Capitol.
REFINED CpIoRED GOVT WORKER
aulet Ges[n private: Wat s45. 5i1b p0 i4th s. NV
FOR CoLoRED--l715 SWAMI ST.:
Front apt. IN nicely kept bldg; rooms; d
nette. k,t. and bath; excellent cond'; $40
Sot4SEDM5$41 s. s5e Ep&ARP p sf scHWARrz aM ~ INC
1014 Vermont ave. NV. District 621O.
REFINED CoLoRED-14ls N. J. AVE.
ABBY Ap i fs RsiePsnee Rsse Tsaansd rec ahafen
Hsn elean; s.ni: ssS' s si7 hN florida ave pr NV W
COLORED-2 ROOMS. SEMI-PRIVATE
bath and kitchen. l4S w st. NV. $3.50.
Decatur 1850.
CO.. Ss45 3, RooMs 9,s w KITCHEN
Apply ial basement 4 1928 Columbia I'd. NV
REFINED coLoRED = NO. CHILDREN
quiet home; ! large room and kitchenette; e
! large unfurniShed room, water. 1907
Que ST. NV.
FOR CoLoRED. 1907 ST. N;W.-oNE
room, kitchen, bath, cleo. refg. Adults only;
S37 80. GUY TIMER, 1925 You st. NV
coLoRED-5 ROOMS, BATH, HEATED;
ha
ipN iYss Vt. Ave. can O. = 3. sea HoPkiNs, Dist 4ai
coLoRED, 72O 9th ST. NE-3 rooms, X,
b. PGTeh plenty heat bot water der 5g
'R " K. MARsHAEL, eSs N. NJ Y. Ave. Nat. 1867
coLoRED--1 LARGE ROOM AND KITCH-
asd eeo Nots s5as
,E9s E9F S e9EpRER; 81 N.a.
rG9as' 4a4 esssso coReoRHs sps sash ga nv $3.50
3 rooms. kitchen and bath S45.5O.
1882 fEHsAMis i5ss ST. NV: wS rAEiSaFR Sdrfh 1865.
coLoRED-JUsT COMPLETED MODERN
To 81 monhy fPe Heat ane
water furnished. Janitor service.
No. M Sc fHAs sx A. ,'s!' eAfflsf5 Lincoln .sos
kit. bath. $3.50 3o7 r st. n.w-3 rms. rms.
kit. toilet, $3.50. ll4s Bladensburg rd
n.e.-1 rm., kit, S20.50. 8. LEE HAR.
COLORED-1207 5th NV.
2 rms. kit. bath; heated. North 9l29
FOR COLORED.
1912 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Modern duplex apartments. One room
kitchen, tile bath and shower. Gas heat
$3.50.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th, st. NV. National 2s44
COLORED.
1418 HOPKINS ST. NV.
Near goth and P StsD
Ultramodern apartments of one room
kitchen and bath Open Sunday
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
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UNIQUE, UNUSUAL.

Delishtful location; very large living
room, high ceilings. wood-burning fireplace,
4 closets. 2 bedrooms on balcony. tile bath.
shower. kitchen. Frigidaire; attractively
furnished: oil heat; blocks car and bus
lines. Columbia 5562.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MALE GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE DE-
slres housekesping apartment; close in;
reasonable. Box 396-K. Star.
OR R. AND K, UNFURN OR PART
y: quiet couple Cleveland Park or NV.
Box 205-D. Star.
NORTHWEST OR ROOMS KITCHEN
Call Monday Woodley O129.
TWO-ROOM COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apartment; walking distance preferred
Call Natl. 7s70. Room 119.
THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED APART
ment with yard, garage by Feb. 1st IN
good residential section. Box 44OK. STAR
SMALL FAMILY DESIRES End FIR OF
new home; NV. section; 3 rms, kit. bath
porch desired: heat gas, light incl: max.
imum, S45 mo. Rand. 22s5.
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT PLENTY
clients Phone or see EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. Room 211. Natl. 1854
16'
JEWISH GIRL SEEKS FURN. APT. TO
share: works nr. Powhatan Hotel: describe
facilities. Box 2s4-D. Star.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR APART
ment; minimum. 2 bedrooms; for three
m,onths: mon, Phone FLE1sHER, Met 226e,
OR 2 RMS, KIT AND BATH, UNFUR,
NV. section, by refined adult; irst Glass
oiog., oulet street; no children. Box
4lZ-G. star. -
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

ARTIST STUDIO. WELL EQUIPPED, FOR
rent part time; $40 mo-; north light: fac-
Ing small park: central location; suitable
painter, photographer. sculptor. Call Nat!
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Park-Sitting room. bedroom. twin beds;
kitchen -dinette, bath: coiple.
lss5 10th ST. AMP
no children: refs; S25 per mo.
rent nsHo 2fn rms. Kitchen and nd bath of apt 70
ea bsfors soqpe eee Co., ne
5 % rms. pvt. bath. for l.ii.k.: pvt. entrance.
1924 PARK RID. NV RMS. KITCHEN
and semi-private bath: 50 weekly.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APT WITH AN
room. modern bIds., phone, elec., refs etc: ETC: /:
S22 mo. 1473 Irving NV, Apt. Al. Adams
vlARDMAN : CONCESSION. LEAVING
tunity Tor c choice s' attractive apt. 3 SUNNY
expos. park views: large liv. rm.. real
complete hk. or hotel serv Phone Tracy.
1s4s a < ST. sE.-a NicE RMS. BATH.
large porch: heat. gas. cleo: $50 month.
73s 10th ST. s,E.13 RMS. BATH. FURN
bath. gas. cleo. Frigidaire; reasonable.
AZ r st. ne.
2 GIRLS SHARE GROOM. KITCHEN APT.
xlsh xps anshsF sis month s lz A Ss1sw " ave- ne
CALIFORNIA ST. T.o-ExcLus1vE APIS.
CHINA linens electricity included: 3 monnths. mont
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-3 RMS. BATH:
clean. comfortable; elec. .refg., gas. light,
GARAGE: $37 so: adults. shep 310s.
ROOM so9 s,sd K
s55. Apply at desk or Apt. 5o7 = IL
roona. kitchenette. Frigidaire. range. $40.
1881 KENYON ST.-WEIL FURN. APT;
ns and Eng 5a Sor rsss so
S1 Slss w.!S st. ss.23ti.ss ACES h 4ya eo1S
and kit, south exRpos; Rpos;;, open fEeplaes; e;
1ss pSal tree @ rent 1s e s.a1s . pistrtss ssss
CH. CHy ;. D. c-ATTRACT. sTgD1o
Em and kit. corner; south. expos; laun-
dos doors Dry sos1 heat xerg sF yssd aTe
frieidaire. radio: eyerythinE COMPLETE.
] OR LADIES TO SHARE APT. WITH
ia@Sls snSfhsr e7ssS5 ssSutneFn exposure; F'''' Co.
CEDAR coURTs-NEAR WALTER REED.
So 4ae e9D cedss s55 s MuTe Geo M osss sss D0r'h
1925 CALIFORNIA ST. NV:
pos:iSlS sFSSm g. '9t s45o o% sdi. suitable couple
=, -. 1E;hsEf CAR ANP aUfSk;s a. .o..
941 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNFURN. I
Free Car Service. Ali Sizes.
1910 Vermont Ave-, Room 2l7. Natl. 1884.
1850 FULLER ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen. bath and rear porch;
vicinity 18th and Euclid sts.. convenient
to stores and transportation. Open Sunday
morning and evening. S55.
r. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
Southern Bldg. District Sl57.
s47, 7,50-222s list MW-R q, T.. ..
THO0. D. WALSH, INC,
e1B 11th NV. District 1855.
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,
CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
3 ROOMS, S45: FURN $50.

Modern freproof BLDG; elevator, secre-
tarial. phone service. Large rooms mirror
doors. 2070 Belmont rd. NV. Potomac 5OS3
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Miss Bergman
To Give Lecture
On French Peasants

A talk on the lives, homes and
costumes of French peasants will be
given by Miss Florence Bergman
for members of the Washington So
ciety for the Hard of Hearing and
others interested Saturday at pm.
at 1116 Vermont avenue NV. Her
talk was written for the American
Federation of Arts as an explanation
to accompany travelling exhibition
of colored lantern slides illustrating
the fast-disappearing native cos
tune of the French peasants.
The originals of the plates which
will be shown are from a collection
OF water colors in the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, the work of two
painters, one American, one French.
Thirty of the outstanding paintings
were selected for the plates, and, in
addition, Miss Bergman will have
illustrating her talk other lantern
slides showing the houses, furniture
and villages. This lecture is one Of
40 on various phases of art, circu-
lated by the American Federation
OF Arts, Miss Bergman has visited
the localities she describes.
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University Club
Dance Scheduled

The University Club will enter
tain at Thanksgiving dinner dance
at the clubhouse on Sixteenth street
Saturday evening.
Reservations have been made by
the following club members: Mr..
Stanley Phillips Smith, president of
the club; Mr.. Cecil J. Wilkinson,
chairman of the Committee on En-
tertainment; Mr.. A. Coulter Wells,
Mr.. William w. Robbins, Mr.. Ed
ward Becker. Mr. George S. Ward,
Mr.. Lewis Rofton Moneyway, Mr..
Allen Smythe, Mr.. Richard Doyle,
Mr., James Hayes, Mr.. Henry H.
Elliott, Mr.. George D. Ray, Mr..
Claude Houchins, Mr.. Karney A.
Brasfield, Mr.. William Bolton, Mr..
Frederick Gibbs, Mr.. Allen Gartner
and Mr.. Bertram Lindman.
The club also has issued cards for
tea dance December 9 and is ar
ranging for its New Year eve dinner
dance.
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Notables to Attend
Theater to Hear
Songs Premiere

A group Of prominent Washing
tonians will occupy the presidential
box at Loews Capitol Theater to-
night and salute Mr.. Tom Brahany,
former White House secretary, whose
patriotic song "The Front Line of
the U. S. A." is to have a world
premiere there. The melody will
be introduced by Everett Marshall,
celebrated American baritone.
Mr.. Brahany, who was member
OF President Theodore Roosevelt's 8
secretariat, and Mrs. Brahany, will
be seated with the following guests:
DR.. Malcolm Gibbs, Mr.. Joseph
Tumulty, Representative and Mrs.
Sol Bloom, Miss Vera Bloom, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Browning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roswell w. Snow, Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
G. Hayden, Mrs. Robert l.. Taylor,
Mrs. J. F. M. Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman M. Grimes, Mrs. William
Beck and Miss Betty Beck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond H. Lloyd, DR.. and Mrs.
Bolivar ]. Lloyd, Col. Benjamin w.
Mills, Mrs. H. Clay Browning, Mrs.
Elise Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. O'Conner, Mr.. George H.
O'Conner, jr.; Miss Helen O'Conner,
Miss Mary Morrissey and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Howard.
Tomorrow evening Arthur Hach-
ten, president of the National Press
Club, and officers and members of
the Board of Governors will attend
the Capitol in honor of Mr.. Brahany,
who is a charter member of this
group.
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Delta Beta Sigma
Holds Initiation

Rho Chapter of Delta Beta
Sigma National Sorority held initia-
ton exercises last night at Ward
man Park Hotel, followed by a
dance. The ceremonies included a
vocal rendition OF The Lords
Prayer" by Miss Dorothy Cook.
The initiates were Miss Betty Met
calf, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss
Marie Ronayne, Miss Mary Poole,
Miss Mary Meyers, Miss Julia
Mewshaw, Miss Helen Mewshaw
Miss Katherine Klinge, Miss Lor-
raine Junghans. Miss Alice Jamison,
Miss Rita Hurley, Miss Kathalene
Hurley, Miss Helen Fox, Miss Alice
Fox, Miss Rose Font, Miss Mary
Flynn, Miss Rita Conlon, Miss Caro-
lyn Auteri and Miss Ann Morris.
Miss Dorothy Law was chairman
OF arrangements. Mrs. Fern F.
Gooch is president of Rho Chapter:
Miss Vera Fields, vice president;
Miss Doris Gardner, secretary, and
Miss Martha Stine, treasurer.
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Appalachian Troll Club
Plans Hike Sunday

The Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club Is planning q hike Sunday
through historic Pennsylvania coun-
try from Caledonia Park to Penn
sylvania highway 16.
Charles P. Thomas, 804 Bonifant
street, Silver Spring, Nd, is in
charge OF the group. Buses will
leave Pennsylvania avenue and
Eighteenth street at am.
The trip takes in the Appalachian
Trail through the Mont Alto Forest,
and is Of scenic as we'll as historical
interest. Lees Army on the way to
Gettysburg, passed through the
forest. Travellers Spring near Mont
Alto Village was the site OF a Con-
federate camp. Among the out
standing features of the trip will
be the view from an 80-foot fire
tower on Snowy Mountain, and the
sheer cliffs Of Chimnye Rocks.
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Democratic Club.
To Hear Talk by
Mrs. O. w. McNeese

Mrs. O. w. McNeese, well-known
lecturer, will speak on pioneer women
at the annual meeting and luncheon
Of the Woman's Democratic Club
Of Montgomery County Monday at
the Columbia Country Club. Off,
GERS also will be elected at the meet
ing, at which Mrs. Ralph A. Wells of
Silver Spring. club president, will
preside.
The program, beng arranged by
Mrs. Charles c. Allies, will include
music by Miss Rose Berkshire,
mezzo-soprano, accompanied by Au-
gust king-Smith. Mrs. Vernon
Brewster is assisting with arrange
ments.
Mrs. Roger Shaw of Rockville
heads the Nominating Committee,
composed of a member of each affil-
lated branch club of the county
group.
The club has invited, as guests of
honor, Mrs. Herbert R. O'Conor, Mrs
Millard E. Tydings, Mrs. George L.
Radcliffe, Mrs. William D. Byron,
Mrs. Frances McFadden, chairman
OF the United Democratic Women's
Clubs of Maryland; Mrs. Brewster
l.. Stouffer, Western Maryland
chairman: Judge Elizabeth r. Meme
fee, Democratic national committee
woman from Maryland, and Mrs.
Mary H. Duvall, former State chair.
man of the u. D. w. C.