davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
BIZ BUSINESSMEN AND FAR
MERS WILL MEET
to discuss Farm.Industry ques-
+ions

, Auburn, Ala. With the inten-
ton of listening and lerning." a
group of nationally prominent
manufacturers will gather here
from the East. West and South
on Sept. 21 and p for a two-day
discussion of agriculture with
helf hundred or more Alabama
farmers. The meeting will be un.
der the auspices of the the Ala
bana Polytechnic Institute.
One of series of Farmer-Manu-
factlrer conferences held in diff
ferent sections of the country, the
meeting will bring to Auburn the
AgI icultural Committee of the
National Association of Manu-
facturers which is engaged in
making a nationwide study of
agriculture They were invited to
meet with Alabama farmers bv
President L. n. Duncan of the
Alabama Polytechnic Institute. A
score of states will be represent
ed ii the membership of the Conn
mitree.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
TSJABOWLING
NEWS
By Dorothy Helwig.

10 you want to have a good
time Would you like to make
some new Saxon friends? Then
why not come to the T. S. 7. A.
Bowling Tournament held in
Carr, Indiana. November 4th and
Stk. Cary is endeavoring to make
this event one that will be remem-
bered by all and one that memo
ries will always recall. If your
Club cannot send team by all
means don't let this stop you
from attending. There will be
plenty of entertainment for bowl
lers and all committees appointed
to w.rk on this event are putting
forth their best efforts and also
their time to make this bowling
tournament very entertaining as
well as successful.
A pre-tournament dance will
be .eld Saturday night, Nov. 4th.
T!iis dance has been planned to
be one of the biggest and best in
the Gary Jrs. history. The bowl.
ing tourney will take place Sum
dav morning. New. 5th in Garv's
newest and most modern equipped
Twenty Century Bowling Alleys.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Lutsch-T Thalgott
Wedding

F,!da Margaret Lutsch, daugh-
ter IT Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Lut@ch of 50S6 Alter Road. De,
troll, Mich, became the bride of
John NJ. Thalgott, son of Br. and
Mrs John Thalgott of Detroit. at
5 o'clock Saturday. Sept. so, 80,
at St. Peters Lutheran Church
Rev Teutsch officiated the cere-
mony.
Attending the bride as matron
of honor was her sister Freda.
Bridesmaids were Hilda Thai
Sctt and Marie Lux. Henry Lux
acted as best man. VIM. Lutsch
and Chester Warnke were ushcrs
The bride wore a charming
white satin gown with a finger
tip veil, She carried bouquet OF
whl-e roses and lily of the valley
Ere da Lutsch wore blue taffetl
dress and carried a bouquet OF
peach roses. She also wore roses
in her hair. Hilda Thalgott wore
pink dress and Marie Lux
woc'. green They had contrasting
pink roses in their bouquets as
wei as in ther hair. The ushers
wo-e tuxedoes.
Both Mrs. Lutsch and Mrs.
Thai lgott, mothers of bride and
bridegroom, wore black crepe
dresses. They had corsages OF
lily of the valley and red roses.
A wedding dinner, for mem.
bers of both families, was held
at the brides home at 7 o'clock
followed by a reception attended
by about 90 guests. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Do.
nald Spear of Washingtonville
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gang
Mrs. Floyd Meul and Miss Min.
ME Schuster from Salem, Ohio
There were also guests from
Cleveland.
The bride and bridegroom left
later on honeymoon in the east
including stops at Niagara Falls
New York Worlds Fair and Sa
lem Ohio.
When they return, they will
make their home with the bride.
family.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Ellwood CITY News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City, Pa, Oct. II -
Last Saturday night found most
of our members at New Castles
dance. Judging by several en-
thusiastic reports, all had a grand
time so our thanks 60 out to New
Caste to whom we are indebted
for the evenings entertainments.
Congratulations
At least one of our represen-
tatives at the dance can be excus-
ed for being extra gay. 1t seems
Hank Deppner slipped one over
on lis and got himself engaged
on Saturday Our sincerest con-
gratulations are extended to you
and Dorothy, Hank.
Play and Dance
October 2lst the Sundayschool
teachers of the St. Paul's German
Lutheran Church will present a
plas at our club rooms on Spring
Avenue. Both the play and the
dance which will follow can be
enioved for the small amount of
$50, More details will follow
very soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Canton Reflector
By Marianc II, Salmen

Canton, Ohio, Oct. 12--Can-
ton Juniors held their meeting on
Oct. 6. Jean Chalmers and Leon
ardEIeinzel were accepted as new
members. Johnny Rochers was
elected basketball manager.
Plans were made for a hayride.
Further details will be stated in
this column.
Singing Practice
All Juniors are requested to
report to sing on the program OF
the karpathcn's SOth Anniver-
sary on October IS. Be at the
club at ? o'clock sharp. Singing
practice still being held every
Tuesday evening at 7:3O.
Gala Halloween Dance
Witches and goblins will ride
again at the annual Halloween
Dance to be held on Oct. % al
the club. Dancing will be from
9 to l. Clyde Grimes orchestra
will furnish the music.
All Juniors are requested tc
coale masked and prizes will be
given to the best costumed.
Young and old are cordially
invited and everybody come Out
and have a good time.
Admission is Is cents.
- Please, patronize our ad
yert:sers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
New Castle News
By Paul Sander
Harvest Moon Dance

Harvest Moon Dance
Ms for New Castle
Els for East Cleveland
Wis for West Cleveland
C--is for Canton
Ais for Alliance
Sis for Salem
lis for the clubs that don't fit
in hcre--"Wclcome"
LIS for Lorain
Els for Ellwood City.
All Saxons are welcome to come
to New Castle on November
5th and participate in our big
Harvest Moon Dance. 1t will be
hc'd at the Eintracht Club on
Toylor Street and the music will
be furnished by one of Western
Pennsylvania popular dance or
chcstras. We would appreciate a
large delegation from your city
AMI We assure you good time.
So come on let's dance!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
T S IA Bowling
Tournament Rules

l. The tournament will be held
Sunia morning, November 5th,
starting at 10 a. m. Central Stand
ard Time, at the 10th Century
Bow ling Alleys in Gary, Indiana.
?. Each city will be permitted
to enter a girls and boys team.
3. All participants must be
members of the Pennsylvania
Saxcn Juniors Association.
4. Each city will be permitted
to eiiter two 5-man teams, four
doubles teams, and five singles.
S Each participant must sub
NIT 50 cent fee for each event
entered.
8 All entrees, accompanied
with the fees for each event must
be seiit to Miss Louise Schmandt,
1871 Harrison ST.. Gary, Indiana
7. The deadline for all entrees
will be October 81, 1889.
Trophies
Trophies will be awarded to 1st
an. second place in the five man
division, plus individual medals
for the winning team.
Cne trophy and medals for the
double winner.
One trophy for singles and a
medal for the runner up.
One trophy for the winner OF
the All-Events.
A medal will be given to the
pe:son rolling the high game.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Capital City Bits

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. l2-Sat.
October IA, is a big day for all
Junior SaXons. Every one of you
has an opportunity to attend two
great events. The Northwestern
Ohio State game and our Ami
versary dance. You all saw how
good old Ohio State trounced
Missouri l9-0. They will do
even better with Northwestern.
So don't miss the game and our
dance.
The dance will be held at our
Saxon Hall at 323 Woodrow Av.
1t will begin at 500 P. M. until
(Wno knows?) This is really 60
ing to be a gala affair. There will
be a good orchestra and every
thing else that goes to make a
dance successful.
We are looking forward to see
ing lrs. from every city. So far
we have heard that Cleveland
and Youngstown will be repre-
sented. How about the others
Will you? Remember Columbus
is large city and we have room
for all Junior Saxons.
The Singing Society really
celebrated its 9th Anniversary
last Sunday. Everyone that at
tended ate. drank, and was mer
ry. Everything was just fine
Even the weather. We could no.
have asked for anything else.
Which one OF our Junior.
likes black coffee Git looked more
like wine to me) and raw pota
toes so well7 Were you sick the
next day. Carl?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
TEUTSCH LUTHER
LEAGUE
By Katy and Mary.

If the 10th of October is still
open on your calendar why not
attend the "Teutsch Luther
Leagues" Card Party.
We have our committees cho,
ser and they are ready to jump
into action. Then there is the
prospect of winning a grand table
pre-, not mentioning other
prizes. We will also unfold a mys-
terry which will prove very fasci-
Ing to the lucky patrons pre-
sent. So why not pack up the
family and get ready for rip
roaring time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12

sent at the affair to spend part of
their honeymocr here.
Champions
Hats off and banners flying.
Hail Detroit. The new champion
of champions for the 1889 mush.
bail championship. Congratula-
tiono for your honor and sports
manship in winning the award.
Det-'it defeated Salem in the Sec
ond game of the playoffs to cap
turc the title. Congratulations
also to our team for competing in
the play offs and for being dis
tricts champions Better luck next
year, boys.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Alliance Revue
By George Names

Alliance, Ohio, Oct. 12-No-
body feels the same since the
deat'r of Rudy Schneider of Sc
brig. who was a member of our
Junior Saxon Club. Our club
wishes to express all our sympa-
thy to the bercaved ones. He was
one swell fellow. He was liked by
all who knew him for he was
very sociable. So, no matter what,
VIC will always remember Rudy.
To Salem
You can expect few carloads
of our Saxon Club to be at your
darce the 14th. knowing that we
always have a good time at your
dances in Salem.
Next Meeting
Our next meeting will be on
Wed, Oct. 18th, at 8 p. M, at the
hall. So please members, please,
don't fail to come.
-O-
Please, patronize our ad-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Salem News
By Rudy Bodendorfer.

Salem. O., Oct. l2-This week
end will find the Salem Juniors
as host to the annual Harvest
Moon Dance. to bcheld at the
Saxon Hall, POS Railroad St. Al
Roberts orchestra will handle
the music of the dance and every
one IS welcome to participate at
the dancing. The dance will start
promptly at 900.
Social Meeting
Last Thursday the Juniors
held their monthly social meeting
Plays were the main stay of the
evening with Helen Huber VIM
ming first award, Mary Flip sec
ond, Walter Bodendorfer third,
Mike Spack fourth prize. A light
lunch was served after the game.
Thursday, Oct. 20. the committee
reports another surprise social, so
be on hand. Mrs. Don Weiser of
Gay, Ind. was a visitor to the
social. she is better known in our
circle as the former Miss Hermi-
ma Under of Salem.
Bowling
lie bowling tournament at
Gar" is coming close to the
sta. ,ing whistle. All Juniors in
terested in tryouts, give you,
name to VIM. Pauline for try
out qualifications. The girls are
asked to report to jeanne Adams
Shower
A shower was held at the Sax.
on Hall for Miss kloss, the Jun.
ior President. She was showeree
with many gifts at this time.
Mrs. Mike Ratscher, mother o
the bride to be announced TIL,
welding date Oct. %, 1899. Th'
newly weds of Detroit were pre-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Things To Be
Done By The
Agenda Club
Holiday Cruise Dream

Cleveland, Oct. Il - Agenda
Club members may make men,
bers of their family cool October
nights with cries of "land to the
start oard." a.. %
However, there need be little
cause for alarm The forthcoming
Holiday Cruise semi-formal
dance, November Is, has mem.
be.s or the club acting a bit out
side normal channels.
at the present time a commit
tee in charge of the dance is meet
ing twice aweck. fastening the
completion of nautical dccora-
ti,ns and the accountable details
connected with the dance.
Halloween Party
Saturday, October %, the or
ganiZation will hold a costume
Halloween Party. Complete de-
tail, regarding the event will ap-
pear in the next issue of this
paper.
The Rummage Sale originally
planned for November l and 2
has been postponed to Novem.
bel s and 7, so as not to conflict
with the church bazaar. In the
meantime members of the club
are asked to collect winter cloth
ing for the sale,
Ping Pong
Last Wednesday the ping pong
season got under way with open
inc tilts in the mems and womens
pl.y.
Last Sunday 20 members and
theil friends turned out for a
spill-the-maples bowling party at
the Kamms Recreation Parlors
Plars are being formulated for
another party in the future
4
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12

-. When asked in a recent
survey what group had done the
most for the y. S. in the past 10
years, the largest percentage of
those qucstioned-24 per cent
answered that it was the manu-
factlrers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12

- Composer Irving Berlin
notes a return from swing tc
sane music. Perhaps the world is
getting better, after all, even il
only gradually.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12

Allied statesman seem to
beware of Hitler bearing gifts in
the form of offers of peace.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
.SThMA 4

pa1oxysM0 - wkooxine
TRY ONE DOSE DIR. PLATr6 nINEX Pre-.
sCnIPTION Not . burning powder cigarette:
no muss no odor physician's proven prescription.
taken INTERNALLY In convenient tastsless cap.
sulss to relieve asthmatc wheeling coughing. make
brsathiRs easier in few hours-or your money beck
Not hsbit-formns. All druggists 81. 90. Or FAEB
TRIAL frem Frailsy Products. lne, Norwslk. Gem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
Cleveland East News
BY Bill Schuller

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 12-At
Our last business meeting George
Roth was elected basketball man
ager. No definite date for basket
bal! practice has been made as
YET.
Bowling y
Tryouts and practice for the
bowling team will be held at the
Hayden-W Woodworth alleys Sun
ady, October IS, at 1 80 P. M.
The alleys have been scheduled
to orr club for only a certain time
so be on time if you are inter-
estcd.
Swing and Sway
Not Sammy Kaye. But the
"Royalists", one of the better
known orchestras which has play
ed throughout Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania. Dancing from 9 p. M. to
l A. M. And Costume Prizes for
the various outfits at our Annual
Halloween Masquerade held at
the East Side Sachsenheim on
Satu u-day night. October II. Ad-
mission is thirtysfve cents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
DETROIT

80 8 9
Martin T. Weprich Jr.,
T. S. !. A. Sec'y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12

- Please, patronize our ad-
vertisers.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Debutante Calendar

TODAY
Miss Penelope Ball. visiting debutante York will be
guest OF honor at the cocktail cousin Nash
will give at her home $500
TOMORROW
Miss Joanna Huntington guest of honor at the
luncheon which Mrs Smith Hmpstone daughter Mary
Dora Thompson will give at the Chevy Chase Club.
TUESDAY
The Princeton Triangle Club attended
by of the Washington debutantes friends
WEDNESDAY
Miss Nancy Elicot Davis will be introduced her
parents MIR and Mrs Hugh Jefferson Davis, will give
Col and Mrs M. Robert Guggenhem entertain at sumner
aboard their yacht Frenze honor Dodd sub
debutante and Miss Patricia Prochnik. debutante
THURSDAY
Miss Marynn Hines daughter and Mrs Joseph Hendrix
Hines will be honored at ball her parents will Sugave
Club and dinners members Of the
cebutante contingent before the
Mrs Frederick Chaplin tea to introduce her
granddaughter Miss Deborah Kirk The will
1925
Miss at tea dance at the Nav
flower Hotel by her mother Mrs. Horton.
FRIDAY
Miss Charlotte Riddick Miss the Misses
Margot and Mary Mink will supper party their
respective give Army Navy Country Club
The Shipper Senior Assembly Christmas
ton Club will be preceded by number Of dinner parties among
subdebutante contingent. ~.
Miss Margaret Houghtelng daughter of
immigration Bureau and Mrs James Houghteg
duced to society at tea at the 1925
The committee dance at the home Mr. Merrill
will be preceded by several dinner parties
tend the affair
SATURDAY
Miss Grace Douglas introduced at tea her par
es Edgar Woods give at their quarters
at the Naval Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Howard A. Gray their daughter
Miss Mary Gray, at tea at their home, 32o5 street
Sonora de Esp will entertain
Embassy for Miss Margaret Houghtelng.
dance at the Sulgrave Club will honor Byrd West
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Bows and Bouquets
By Jack Arrinst0n

Tuesday will extremely for sron NJ .c.
rs young and planning board specy
for the evening and drive to Baltimore
Triangle Club show The only thing formal
will be the attire
nourishment
Three right heater have ueen
reserved for the which, after the
in Baltimore before 1t returns Washington
with the Princeton oranizacn chiefly
the affair Among those participating Aeen
Weller Marynn Hines Eddie Yole Byrd West
Margaret Gordon Lucy Mabury, Lucy Clage Hines
saedt Ladder Maka Keller Clagett Ferdau Caeet
Billy Marbuy Johnny Stewart Randy Hagner Carson
Doughery
while little
these Elizabeth Coupay Preman
and Berry Merchants dinner at the Shoram
the ball for Marinn Hines at the Pretman
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Barrett Pretyman will entertain
Buchanan. popular debutane
Saturday there Mich.
olson and Joseph and Richard Army Navy
Club preceding Billy Byrd Vests
Dodds brunch next Sunday already mentioned
deserves emphasis unique affair
combination of skiing dancng Outing Club
may have a chance to shine
Tuesday the 26th, Laura Bell give mixed
luncheon In honor Of Wallace
will be present for delightful
Inat afternoon Dotty Shelton
latter being home for the holidays
enterta Tor number OF friends the Shelton
Kit and Gladys Williams will cocktail
IN noo OF two debutantes Of this
Hamseyer II the spnse of
seasons most delightful eents) the night before
large o the Williams affair should feature quite gathering
Supdeo Ann Buchanan will be hostess
on Bancroft place December
he party given by Suzanne Sngf
nome IN the afternoon, also from S to 7 o'clock
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Hulls Select
February
orReception
Senorita AlfarO
Makes Debut at
Charming Tea
Continued From First Page.)

Nine. E1tegun, wife of the Turkish
Ambassador: Sonora de Alfaro, wife
of the Ambassador of Ecuador
Sonora de Pastoriza. wife of the
Minister of the Dominican Repub-
lie; Nine. Prochnik, wife of the for
mer Austrian Minister; Mrs. Mau-
rice H. Thatcher, Mrs. John Ham,
ilton, Mrs. Daniel C. Stapleton, Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs. Thomas
Cajigas and Mrs. Burt New.
Debutantes who Senorita Alfaro
selected to assist her at her debut
were Miss Patricia Prochnik, Miss
Molly Alvord Stonestreet, Miss
Lucy M. Marbury, Miss Margaret
Fleetwood Gordon, Miss Edith Fry
Pearson, Miss Nancy Wheeler, Miss
Joan R. McKenna and Miss Billie
Byrd West.
After the party the debutante and
her assistants and their escorts went
to the Chevy Chase Club for din
ner and dancing.
After taking a glance at the par
ties dotting the social calendar for
weeks to come, one begins to Won
der Just where is that social quiet
predicted months ago. There GER
tainly has been no scarcity of fes-
tivities so far this season and with
so many affairs scheduled for the
future the social whirl will gain
even more momentum in the an.
preaching weeks.
Marking the calendar today is
the eggnog party DR.. and Mrs. Loren
B. johnson will give at their home
from to o'clock. Tomorrow Mrs
Oliver La Gorce will entertain at
luncheon and the following day
Mrs. Charles M. Lea will entertain
at a tea in her home on Kalorama
road Wednesday Nine. Ertegun
will entertain a small group OF
friends at luncheon.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Miss Joan King
Returns Home
For HOLIDAYS

Miss Joan King, a debutante
Of last season, arrived home FRI
day from Sweet Briar College to
take part in the many debutante
and post-debutante parties of the
holiday season. "a.
Miss King made her debut last
year on December 20 at a tea
dance at the 1925 F Street Club,
when Miss Eleanor Roosevelt,
niece of Mrs. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, was one of the as
sistants.
Evening star., 1939-12-17


garet Wallace.
In the receiving line at the ball
will be Gen. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Boschen, the Commandant of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb, Admiral and Mrs. Ben
jamin H. Dorsey, Col. and Mrs
Berkeley T. Merchant, Capt. and
Mrs. Edgar Woods, Capt. and Mrs
Willard j. Riddick, Capt. and Mrs
William D. Chandler, Maj. and Mrs
Leighton Smith, 1t. Comdr. and Mrs
Edward C. Metcalf, Capt. and Mrs
Jack P. Julian. Capt. Julian, U. S
M. c., will introduce the guests.
Debutante Is Chairman
OF Navy Girls Committee.
The chairman of the Navy girls
committee is Miss Dorothy Chandler
a debutant of this season. Vice
chairman are Miss Molly Stonestreet
and Miss Betty Ann Swagart. On
this committee are the Misses Mary
Carol Biesemeier, Ann Campbell,
Betty Carney, Lavinia Chambers,
Frances Clark, Kitty Claude, Olga
Cooke, Adelaide Cooley, Ann Cum
neen, Achsah Dorsey, Jane Ducey,
Peggy Gearing, Jeanne Glennon,
Gloria Goode, Patricia Hall, Louisa
Horton, Jacqueline Jones, Hilda
Kelly, Mary Jane Kirby, Letitia
Knox, Margot Mink, Mary Mink,
Mary Richards, Charlotte Riddick,
Janet Sutherland, Mary Dora
Thompson, Evelina Van Metre and
Douglas Woods.
The midshipmen have as their
chairman Midshipman John c. Raft,
with Midshipmen L. F. Barry and j
j. Mitchell as vice chairmen. On the
committee are Midshipmen G. O.
Atkinson, j. w. Beatty, H. M. Brin-
ser, w. c. Bryan, E. B. Childs, Henry
L. Clark, jr.; E. A. Cobey, r. L. Coch-
ran, j. R. Defrees, jr.; N. w. Frank
enberger, w. w. Griffith, J. c.
Hanna, M. N. P Hinkamp, J. L.
Holloway, j. c. Houghton, E. P.
Huey, r. G.. Kackley, r. D. Kirk
patrick, F. H. Lemley, jr.; w. c. Nc
REYNOLDS, R. C. Mink, w. w. Nicely
c. A. Pendleton, w. c. Richardson
Roy T. Ruble, A. R. Schubert, T
Shelly, jr; T. F. Smith, c. w. Styer
jr.; ]. Sullivan, N. L. Tate, H. B
Vickery, T. B. Wolfe, w. B. Woodson
jr.. and F. H. Yates.
Cadet Richard S. Abbey
Heads Army Committee.
The chairman of the cadets is
Cadet Richard S. Abbey and his vice
chairmen are Cadets P. H. Tansey
and L. L. Cobb. On the committee
are Cadets o. Alfaro, G. R. Allin, S
V. Bingham, M. B. Birdseye, E. F
Black, R. E. Clark, w. L. Clay, j
K. Cockrell, S. Y. Coker, E. B. Cola
day, c. M. Ferguson, R. S. Gieger
G. R. Grant, R. H, Ivey, w. A
Kroner. G. Mayo, H. S. Mead, R. c
Miles, G.. H. Mueller, H. R. Pace
w. H. Pierce, H. N. Rising, P. T
Russell. E. M. Sliney, H. I. Stern
r. G. Tindall, A. D. Wilder, P. S
Wood, R. B. Woodruff and j. H. Zott
The ball, which is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner, is
one that is always looked forward tc
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Christmas Visitor

Mr.. McCleskey Garlych will ar
rive next week from Aiken, S. c.,
to pass the Christmas week end
with his niece, Mrs. Richmond c.
A. Brooks, and DR.. Brooks at their
home on Van Ness street. Mr.. Gar
lych will leave Tuesday after Christ
mas for Aiken, where he is pass
ing the winter.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
WANT
THIS
COAT
for Christmas

and IFS reduced 70 500 now
Il hos detachable Silver Fox Cope Stole = the
seporote, smart untrimmed coat is wormy inter-
ned--ifs quolity /. Fronk Co coat deeply
'edueed-it it would make Z. gorgeous gift