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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-28
MARINE NEWS
STEINER MOVEMENTS
NORTIIBOUND

. NORTUBOUND q . Yukon in port and scheduled to | Q sail westward at l0:30 o'clock ( . tonight. c Northland due Friday e SCHEDULED SAILINGS
 . Princess Norah scheduled to
 c sail from Vancouver tonight
 . at o'clock. Q Tpngass scheduled. to sail from . Seattle tomorrow night.
 Q North Coast scheduled to sail . from Seattel March at 10 s Q am. . Alaska scheduled to sail from C
 Q Seattle March 1 at 9 am. . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Q Baranof scheduled southbound q
 next Thursday . LOCAL SAILINGS
 . Estebeth scheduled to sail every
 . Wednesday at pm. for Sit
 . ka and wayports.
 . Dart leaves every Wednesday [
 . at T am. for Petersburg. Port [
 . Alexander, Rake and way . ports . . ss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-28

sands of wood-burners already are in use, and German roads are lined with wood d-tanking- stations"
 Japan, which is short not only on petroleum but coal as well, has adopted the od-burner as it's means of keeping the wheels turn ing in time of war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-28
MRS. KEGSTR0M '
 DIES IN SOUTH
Mother of Juneau Resident Dies Before Daughter
 Reaches Bedside

c. B. Holland received word yes- terday that Mrs. Hollands mother, Mrs. c. O. Hegstrom passed away suddenly in Seattle last Sunday.
 Mrs. Holland is now enroute to Seattle on the steamer North Coast, having been called to her mothers bedside an hour before the North Coast was scheduled to sail from here last Friday.
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In the lower picture, group of government officials examine Ja~ pans latest development, the char. coal car, at an exhibition of the strange machines in Tokyo. The charcoal-burning apparatus, which looks something like an old-fash. toned stove, is carried in the luggage "0unnartment-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-08
Former Officers
Plan Party
Miss Perkins TO Entertain
Rainbow Girls at Annual
Christmas Fete

The past worthy advisers
of Tacoma Assembly, No. 2,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
will be the guests of Miss
Doro [ h y Perkins Thursday
evening for their annual
Christmas party. During the
evening games will be played
and gifts will be exchanged.
A buffet supper will be served
from a table centered with
tall lighted tapers and yule-
tide decorations.
Miss Vera Bradbury. president
Of the club. has asked that all the
members bring their Christmas
gifts for the Children's Home. Miss
Emily Nofke viii be In charge Of
the distribution of these gifts.
Guests for the evening viii be
Mesdames A. X. Vineyard, jr.. Ray
Wall. Malcolm Engstrom. Edward
schiebel, John Pollock. Harry
Baker, Edward Kenrick and
Misses Maxine Schroedel, Betty
Boucher. Emily Nofke. Vera Brad
bury, Caroline Davis, Edith Moors.
Ruth Drowley, Mary Fraser. In
lian Hendrickson. and Marie Null
ligan.
All other past worthy advisers
Of Tacoma Assembly are cordially
invited 10 attend.
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Two Mary Ball
Meetings Set
D. AR. Chapter VIII Meet
Monday at the Home Of
Mrs. Warburton, sr.

Mrs. Stanton Warburton,
sr., will open her home at 3107
No. 22d st. Monday afternoon
for a meeting of the executive
board of Mary Ball chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution. The chapter re-
gent, Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith, will preside. All men,
bers are reminded that they
are welcome at the board
meeting where the chapters
major business is to be
transacted.
Directly following the business
hour, at 2 o'clock. the chapter will
convene for its round table discus
sion. Reports will be given by Mrs.
Warburton, chairman of the d. A.
r. Pilgrims; Mrs. c. F. Taylor,
chairman Of good citizenship of the
Pilgrim clubs, and Mrs. E. c. Miller,
chairman of student loans.
Mrs. Ivan P. Balabanoff will be
present to receive the members
Christmas donations for Angel
island.
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Writers Club Welcomes
New Member

The Tacoma Writer'S club met
at the Woman's club house Mon
day evening. The meeting was
opened by the president, Mrs.
Thomas Brown and Mrs. Doris
Bradley Packard was welcomed
into the club as a new member.
Mrs. II. d. Claberg announced
the acceptance of a skit entitled
1.-THE First Christmas" for the
radio, and a short story entitled
"Stumpy's Christmas" to be pub
lished by the magazine Children's
Friend. Mrs. George March pre-
sided over the program during
which Mrs. Brown gave a talk on
present day Concise Contest Writ
ing.
Mrs. George March read a paper
on short story technique, after
which she read her own short story
entitled Hold That Pose" Mrs.
II. ID. Claberg was hostess for the
social hour.
Ivy chapter, o. Il. s.. will meet
Friday evening in the Fern Hill
Masonic hall, with Mrs. Alfred
Hodges and Mr.. Herbert Ford pre-
siding. Refreshments, Mrs. Carl
Ostlund, chairman; Mesdames J.
Giseburgy, Harry Damon, C. w.
Hicks and G. M. Dennison.
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Betrothal Revealed at
Evening Party

Announcement Of the engage
ment OF Miss Emily Frye. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frye
OF Sumner. 10 Mr.. Max Halloween
Of Winthrop was made AT a party
for which Miss Frye wAn hostess
at her home on Nov. 20. An eve
ming Of games was followed by a
late supper At which the guests
learned 81 the engagement. white
satin bows upon which was written
Envy and Max. Jan. H." were
concealed In the nut cups at each
place.
Guests included Mesdamas Rob
ert Boedeeker. and Thomas Frye.
and the Misses Dorothy lane
Finch. Eiva Larson. Martha Frye.
Bonnie Gaasawsy. Marjorie Seton.
Marjorie oarzslancyck and Dolores
Engies.
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Rhodes Post
Will Dine
Mrs. n. ]. c. Berg Is Chair.
man OF Social Event 10
be Given Dec. II

Plans are being completed
by members of Edward Il.
Rhodes post auxiliary Of the
American Legion for q Lutte
fisk dinner TO be given at the
legion hall on Monday evening.
December IL, from $50 until
z O'Clock. Mrs. ii. J. C. Berg
is chairman of the event.
Assisting Mrs. Berg are Mrs.
George Allen. Mrs. Osborne Lem
non. Mrs. Charles Davidson. Mrs.
Keith Goodman. Mrs. Marion Red
field. Mrs. Jesse Woodland. Mrs.
William Cousins and Mrs. Esther
Hanson.
Already n large number OF
reservations have been made for
the dinner. Mrs. Allen Is ticket
chairman and additional reserva-
tons may be made with her at
Garland 076e. or with Mrs. Berg
at Garland 0eT2-M.
The affair Is open to the public
as well as the veterans, their
families and friends.
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Amaranth Plans
December Session

The December meeting of Ia
coma Court, Order of Amaranth.
win be held in the Gothic room at
the Masonic temple, Friday eve
ming at o'clock.
The line officers OF the court
win be advanced for opening and
closing work. Following the meet
ing a Christmas party Is being
planned. Each person attending
Is requested to bring a gift. Re-
freshments will be served.
On Saturday evening, Dec. 9th.
telephone bridge party is being
arranged. Officers and volunteer
members of the court are acting
as hostesses.
Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. Won wathoff at PR
3173-M.
william G. Thompson post.
V. +. W., Steilacoom, VIII sponsor
a fish dinner Friday from $50
until 1880 in the town hall. Ladies
will assist at the bazaar to follow.
The affair will benefit the Boy
Scouts and the boy and girl drum
and bugle corps.
\. b. A. meets Friday evening
at s o'clock for a social meeting.
Mrs. Frank Payne, chairman.
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Bridesmaids win be Misses
Katherine Nelson, Anita Linde.
man. Helen Truedson and Alva
Keil and the candle lighters will
be Miss Vivian Dignes and Miss
Ruth Elmer. The two little flower
girls will be Judy Johnson. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. BERTH f.
Johnso and Patty Perkins.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Perkins.
The ushers will be Messrs. Max
Kelley, Leonard Larson. Fred Nell
son and Carl Olson. all of Seattle.
The marriage will be solemnized
in First Lutheran church on the
evening of December %.
Miss Anderson's party Wednes-
day was a miscellaneous shower
with several games and late sup
per following. Miss Alya KEEL won
honors.
The supper table was set In
Swedish motif with FREEDOM
nance Of blue and yellow. Yellow
chrysanthemums were used with
tall blue tapers on the table.
Guests were Misses Ruth and
Martha Elmer, Florence Olson.
Helen Truedson, Katherine Nelson.
Marion Johnson. Alva Keil. Mar
garet Leach, Iva Lindeman. Louise
Diel. Mrs. Dorothy Shaub and
Mrs. Margaret Wesson, the latter
two of Seattle.
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Trinity Guild TO
Sponsor Bazaar Friday

A round the world" theme has
been chosen by Trinity Guild mem
bers for their bazaar to be held
in the Trinity Lutheran church
parlors At FARMLAND Friday from
$50 o'clock.
Foods characteristic OF the fol-
lowing countries viii be served
throughout the evening America,
France. Holland. Spain and Nor
way. In addition 10 the sale Of
fancy work which h 10 be dis
played by Senior Guild members.
Junior Guild members Will be In
charge Of q fish pond and home
made candy booth.
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CLUBS

ladies' Auxiliary N. A. Z. e.
viii give a luncheon at the Dahl.
hem. 2i2 No. Tacoma ave. Friday
at 1880, Hostesscs. Mesdames o.
d. Ewing. George Fisher, Ronald
Graham. Reservations. CA 17ps-
w. Short business meet followed
by exchange Of gifts
Welsh American society meets
at 8 O'Clock Saturday evening In
the Masonic temple for business
and election Of officers: Mr.. Jack
Evans presiding. Mrs. Mary Don.
nelson. hostess. Mra. Lewis Nor
gan, In charge OF Christmas party.
Social Order Of Beanceanf will
sponsor luncheon In the dining
room OF the Broadmoor ON Friday
afternoon at 1910 A general In
yitation has been issued.
south Tacoma Home League Of
the salvation Army will sponsor n
bazaar and program Friday eve
ming at 5000 So. Cakes. Sale Of
needle work at o'clock with a
program Of readings and music al
.. Mira. Andy Petersen. chairman.
4 4
May Camp X. n. A. VIII enter
tain at 1880 luncheon and 500
party on Friday afternoon IN the
Royal HeiKhborn hall on Mckinley
Hill. Hosteasoa. Mesdames y. W.
Brassfield. Frank Walgraf. Arnaud
LeFebvre. Walter Schroeder and
Chris Stacey.
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Warren Auxiliary TO Meet

Warren auxiliary win hold its
annual Christmas party in War
rem hall on Thursday. Following
luncheon at 1880. guests win
gather about the Christmas tree
for an exchange OF giftA Host
esses viii be the Mesdames Rose
Gutfeld. Florence Naughton, Lil-
liam Baker, Addie Slater and Ann
Baker.
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Plans for Winter NuptisIs
Revealed at Shower
Miss Marian Anderson Bride-Eleef Of Mr. Sienley 7
Thorson. Announces Attendants for Wedding Dec.
~; Misses lndemsn Give First Pre-NuptsI Party

Attendants for the marriage of Miss Marian Anderson
and Mr. Stanley Thorson of Seattle were announced
the first of number of showers planned for the bride
elect Hosesses the occasion Miss Anita and Miss
Eileen Lndeman Tuesday evening at their home No.
Prospect st.
Miss Anderson will have her matron of honor Mr..
Thorsens sister Mrs Richard Shaub of Seattle and the
best man will be Mr. Shaub
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Two Couples Married
At Grace Lutheran

Mr.. Robert Osborn and Miss
Marguerite Donahue, both OF
Eatonville, were united in mar
rage at the Grace Evangelical Luz
theran church Saturday. Rev.
H. N. Svinth, the brides pastor,
officiated.
Monday evening another service
was performed for Mr.. Alfred
Carlson of Graham and Miss
Ella DeNune of Spanaway. Both
young people were born and raised
in their respective communities
and are former Sunday school
pupils of the pastor.
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Club to Have Luncheon
At Home of Mrs. AIlard

Mrs. Alvin Allard, 4109 Sixth
ave, will entertain members of
Oman Study club at l o'clock
luncheon on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin Johnson will be the
assisting hostess and Mrs. Kermit
Heggerness will review 81 Lost My
English Accent" by C. V. r.
Thompson.
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League to Mark
Fifth Year
ChiIdren's Benevolent Soc.
To Welcome New Direc-
for of State School

The fifth anniversary of the
founding of the Children's
Benevolent league will be
marked at a potluck supper
and bazaar at $50 o'clock in
Normanna hall on Friday eve
ming.
During the evening, DIR.
Frederick M. Lash, new super
intendent of the State Gus
todial school at Buckley, will
be welcomed.
Mrs. Monty Percival. president OF
the club. has announced that Mrs.
William Castor. chairman OF the
ways and means committee. is in
charge OF the dinner and Mrs. Belle
Powell the bazaar.
Each Of the members II TO bring
gift for the Christmas tree. the
gifts to 20 later TO the children Mt
the Buckley custodial school. Pro-
ceeds from the bazasr will go
toward Christmas cheer for chill
dren at Medical Lake.
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The Tacoma League ef Wumen
vetsf. Win mset far dlnn<r a .
e'sleck II ths Y. ". G. A. Thurs
day sweating. Th< pfuxf.m viii
~ under The direction n Mnbpl
n L@nxtfy. chairman a fjovvra-
ment and EeonomIe WsIfnre
who>r subject win b. ~fuhlic
Housing Tor Low ineosne dtpupa I"
Tho Following speakers win b.
rrcssnteai Mira Jessie n. Lang
staff, whose topic viii ~ 'c4n
America Build Itpmr. ~: Mrs n.
A. Fowisr. "hnse ~ ths Communal.
" undcF tina u. 4. N. A. and
Activity of The LEGAL lieuainx
Authority" and Miss Olive nhoens
berger. Concrete Illustration ~
How Low Cost Housing Operates =
All interested persons are In.
vited. and dinner reservations may
BE- made with Mlss olive nhs~n-
berger. rRootor tsio.
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Honored on Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Joy enter
tanned Saturday evening at a
birthday party for Mrs. Clara
JOY. Games were played and
late supper served from table
attraetively decorated In the
Christmas motif.
Guests included Messrn. and
hesdames G. II. Joy. w. ID. JOY.
II. II. NOLAN, A. II. NOLAN. J. c.
Brand, w. c. sproul. Mrs. Freda
Conley, Miss Betty Cory. Miss
Beatrice Clarke and Mr.. Don Joy.
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Rev. and Mrs. sorknsss
To Be- complimsnssd

Members and friends AZ tiilyet
Lutheran church Will honor ths
Rev and Mrs G. A, Hofknrns and
their daughter. kifsten. al a
o'clock Friday evening IN tins
church parloFs. The Rev. forh-
ness and his family rrusnfly ar
rived from wailaca. fso. OAK. 10
accept his present pastorafs.
The COMMITTEES In oharKe ~ the
affair consists ~ MasdAnsss q. q.
Hogan. A. utgsard. Albert John.
son and ElinA oswood.
Son Born
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur fauison.
sol 10. cushmsn. ara receiving
eonEratuiations an the birth Of s
son. November 40. IN Tacoma Gem
srsl hospital. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs, Hart rsulson. Mrs.
Miriam Butler and hfs. Alsna
hiuson. a great gfandmoshsf.
Ivy Camp r. n. A. win meet
Friday evening In tina Mancabse
temple. hp. q, o. iensilsh pro-
siding Eisation 81 officers.
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Moshsrs Glib nsrs
Chrissmes l.unckeoa

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An imruftNnt h4t@tHfe4 nesting
viii ~ held ~ Cedar Assembly.
Rslnhsw fstf1s saturday During
TIE Wrestling. plans win - made
for the chrsstmee party. ard
Christmas n&skst.
Aftsf Tie m<etiax. nnm<e viii
~ entpyed The chairman u Mar
lufte Ro~e and On hsr cosnmiitee
are Norma Jahnenn snd Nsnls
w.ssea. Refreshments win r.
low.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Free Organ Events

Meditation through music will be
stressed in the free organ programs
to be played tomorrow, Wednesday
and Friday, 8 pm, at the Wash
ington Chapel. Sixteenth street and
Columbia road NV. The "Chorale
in A Miner" Cesar Franck, offered
tomorrow, will be followed by
Spring Song" by the blind Glas-
gov organist Hollins, and an ar
rangement of an old melody.
A festival hymn. built on the
HYMN tune 20 God, Our Help IN
Ages Past" will open the Wednes-
day program, which also includes
water Sprites," by the Washington
organist, Walter H. Nash; "Minla-
ture Suite Rogers, and Song OF
India by Rimsky-Korsakoft.
Good Friday will be observed IN
the playing of Wagners Good Fri
day Music" from the religious opera
"Parsifal," and in the use OF three
somber preludes by Chopin. Edna
C. Wheelwright, soprano, will be
heard in group of songs: "At the
Cry of the First Bird" Guion, and
Were You There When They Cru
cited My Lord Burleigh. D. Ster-
ling Wheelwright, organist and
chapel director, closes the program
with a toccata by Mulet, Thou Art
the Rock"
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Four Groups .,
OF Songs in +
One Recital "
Mile. Gonzalez Will
Present Soprano
Selections

Through the courtesy of the Phil
lips Memorial Gallery, Mile. Enya
Gonzalez, soprano, will present a
program of Songs Early and Late"
by Mary Howe, well-known Wash
ington composer. Saturday at 8:45
pm. Admission to the recital Is by
card only.
Mile. Gonzalez, who will be ac-
companied by Celius Dougherty,
pianist, will sing 20 songs, which
have been divided into four groups.
The opening group includes settings
of "Innisfree. by w. B. Yeats;
YOU" by Alice Dows; Ripe APP
ples,' by Leonora Speyer; "Frag-
ment" and Now Goes the Light"
by Celia Lee, and Ray Picker" by
Frances Shaw.
A second group of French songs
consists of "Chanson Souvenir" by
Viele Griffin; Depart" and "Soit,"
by M. Mahtrow; "Berceuse," by an
anonymous poet, and Baudelaire's
"Recueillement" Four poems Of
Rainer Maria Rilke form the third
group, including "Der Einsame,"
"Liebeslied,' "Schlaflied" and
"Herbsttag." Five poems Of Elinor
Wylie will comprise the concluding
portion of the program. They are
Fair Annets Song" Little Elegy,"
"Viennese Waltz" "A Strange
Story" and velvet Shoes"
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Concert Schedule
Today.

Today.
Josef Holman, piano recital,
Constitution Hall, 4 pm.
Juanita Claxon, soprano; Re-
ino Luoma, pianist, joint re-
cital, Roosevelt Hotel. $50 pm.
Y. w. C. A. Music Hour, Palm
Sunday vesper service, Barker
Hall, S pm.
Friendship House Music Hour,
Marie Conway Godfrey, soprano;
Allen Jones, baritone; Jean Sla-
ter Appel, pianist, pm.
Tuesday.
Navy Band Symphony Or
chestra, Reino Luoma, pianist,
guest soloist, Sail Loft, Navy
Yard, $3.50 pm.
Army Band, Army Band Au-
ditorium, 3:15 pm.
Soldiers Home Band Orches-
ira, $50 pm.
Wednesday.
Navy Band, Sail Loft, Navy
Yard, 4:45 pm.
Marine Band, Marine Bar
racks, 2:30 pm, and Marine
Band Symphony Orchestra,
8 pm.
Thursday.
Du Bois' "The Seven Last
Words of Christ" the Agricul-
ture Chorus, Robert Frederick
Freund. director, Agriculture
Auditorium, S pm.
Soldiers Home Band Orches-
ira, $50 pm.
Friday.
Navy Band, Sail Loft, Navy
Yard, ; pm.
Marine Band, Marine Bar
racks, 3 pm.
Saturday.
Enya Gonzalez song recital
Of Mary Howe's compositions,
Phillips Memorial Gallery,
8:45 pm.
District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Music Clubs, junior re-
cital, Sale de Recital, 8 pm.
Army Band, Army Band Au-
ditorium, 1880 am.
Soldiers Home Band Orches-
ira, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Junior Club Recital

The District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Music Clubs. Eva Whitford
Lovette, president, and Gertrude
Lyons. State Junior counselor. pre-
sent the Junior members on Satur-
day night at o'clock in the Sale
de Recital Q325 G street N.W) in
the sixth recital of the fourteenth
season, when 13 junior counselors
will present members of their clubs
in program of music by composers
Of all countries.
The following will appear on this
program: Mary Able, Betty Bar
nard, Elizabeth Barrow, Rozelle Boil
ton, Barbara Campbell, Reta Caro-
thers, Doris, Elizabeth and Mary
Conklin; Mary Norman Dagger,
Jeanne de PREF, Olive Fewell, Edith
Fletcher, Doris Frazier. Bernice Ger
aci, Sibyl Greenleaf, Elvia Hughes,
Pauline johnson, Jeanne Kennedy,
Lillian L. Kesler, Ann Leusenkamp,
Joyce McCabe, Jane Elsie Miller,
Alice Neuman, John E. O'Steen,
Dorothy Rhodes, Dorthy Rudy, Eu-
genia Schwartz, May Seligman. Fen
wick Shugrue, Marguerite Sparks,
Sylvia Wells and Carol Whitecroft.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

Today at 5 o'clock the Music Hour
program at the Young Women's
Christian Association, at Seven
teenth and K streets, will be Palm
Sunday vesper service, sponsored
jointly by the Music and Religious
Life committees. Mrs. Ralph Smith
will be in charge of the service.
Music will be given by Helen Turley.
contralto. and the Elizabeth Somers
Glee Club. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
On Easter Sunday there will be
no Music Hour at the Y. w. C. A.
Ten singers, six young women and
four young men. between 81 and 30
years of age, will enter into compe-
tition this afternoon to select the
one to represent the District of Co.
lumbia in the final contest for
prize of $1,000 awarded to the best
singer at the Federation of Music
Clubs convention at Baltimore in
May. Leah Effenbach has been
selected to represent this city in the
pianists group. AS an instrumental
isC, Miss Effenbach will have an op-
portunity to play with the Phila-
delphia Symphony Orchestra should
she be the final winner.
The contest starts at o'clock in
the Dmitrieff -Gnoocheff Studio, at
56l2 Connecticut avenue, and the
public is welcome to attend. Mrs. j.
Lester Brooks is contest chairman
Eva Whitford Lovette. president of
the local federation; Glenn billiard
Gum .and D. Sterling Wheelright
were in Richmond yesterday judging
similar contests for Virginia.
Marie Conway Coffey. coloratura
soprano, assisted by Joe Allen Jones,
baritone, will present the program
at Friendship House, 619 D street
Sc, at o'clock today. Jean Slater
Appel, organist at Western Presby-
terian Church, will play accompan-
iments and will also give group of
piano solos. The public is cordially
invited.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Rubinstein Club will
be held at their next rehearsal,
Tuesday evening. at 7:45 pm, at
the Willard Hotel. All officers and
members are requested to be pres
ent. Nomination of new officers
for the coming year will be made at
this meeting.
Plans are being completed for the
next concert of the season, which
will take place Wednesday evening,
May 10. The soloist will be Mary
Boutwell,, soprano, of New York
City.
Felicia Rybier, pianist, Of WASH
ington and Baltimore, appeared III
a recital on the novachord, the new
est musical instrument, on Satur-
day, March 25, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Morton M. Prentis.
Betty Ruth McDevitt, soprano,
will sing THE Palms." by Jean