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Evening star., 1939-05-13
B. Y. P. U. News

Bethany No. 1.-The Devotional
Life Commission, under the leader
ship Of Gerrie Kirkland, will present
the program Sunday evening. There
will be Mothers Day tea at pm.
There will be cabinet meeting
May Is. The Stewardship Commits
sion Is conducting a study course
led by the pastor on a Study of
the Baptists.'
Calvary-A fellowship tea will be
presented at pm. featuring a play,
"She Was only a Farmers Daugh-
ter" directed by Ruth Schlitzkus.
A prayer circle followed by the reeu-
lar meeting in charge of the Stew
ardship Commission.
Grace-The Service Commission,
led by Thelma Senger. will present
the program. There will be the cleo
ton of officers. The nominees are:
Mrs. Isabella Clarke, president: Miss
Emily Lille. vice president: Thelma
Senger, secretary, and Ralph Mitten-
dorff. treasurer.
The monthly federation meeting
will be held Tuesday at pm. at
the Calvary Baptist Church. The
feature of the program will be the
presentation of the winning stew
ardship play by the Senior B Y. P. U.
of the First Baptist Church. The
guests will be some members OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Federation
Of Baltimore. All are invited.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Dorothy Dix Says
Chivalry Is Something Not Often
Found in Modern Young Men

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am a
young lady 20 years old and con-
sidered attractive. 1t has always
been my experience with young
men who have dated me that they
expect little necking and a good
night kiss. Now a very attractive
young man whose company enjoy
greatly has taken me out four or
five times and has not even at
tempted to kiss me. He doesn't even
hold my hand at the movies. This
attitude battles me exceedingly. and
l wonder if you could help me to
decide whether he is bashful or Just
isn't interested. PERPLEXED.
AnsWer-No wonder you are baf-
fed. because you have met a gentle
man, and that is a species of the
human fauna with which the mod
ern girl is so unacquainted that she
does not recognize it at sight. The
strange conduct which bewilders you
so greatly is called chivalry, and it
springs from a mans desire to pro-
tect a girl and to treat her with rev.
erence, as something too fine to be
mauled and man-handled by every
Tom, Dick and Harry who comes
along.
In former times there were plenty
Of these delightful creatures roam
ing around in society. Believe it or
not, they thought it was an honor
for girl to let them take her out
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Keepers Of the Springs
Dr.. MorshulL's Topic

keepers Of the Springs will be
the topic of DR.. Peter MARSHALL s
sermon tomorrow at II am. at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. At pm. the Rev. Gilbert
Darlington. treasurer of the Ameri-
can Bible Society and son of the
late Bishop Darlington. will speak
on The Bible-the Best Seller"
The young peoples department
will meet at 7 pm. in the parish
hall. Mrs Anna Blalock will be the
guest speaker.
On Thursday evening in the lee
ture room DR.. Albert Evans, aSso-
ciate minister will give preview
of the 15lst General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A.
Evening star., 1939-05-13

to any place of amusement, and that
they were sufficiently rewarded for
the time and money they spent upon
her by the pleasure of her COM
pany. They never dreamed of such
thing as making her pay for a
date with a petting party. And they
had the queerest idea about kisses.
They actually thought that a girls
kisses were sacred and an expression
of love They didn't think of them
as being merely barter with which
she paid for her good times.
or course, you rarely see a man
who treats woman with chivalry
now. The species is almost extinct
Some say that the girls killed them
of themselves with being too free
and easy and not demanding respect
OF them. l wouldn't know. But if
you have encountered one of the
dears. don't let him get away from
you. Marry him. He makes the
incest household pet in the world.
\ X X X
DEAR MISS DIX: What do YOU
think of l5-year engagement? Will
it end satisfactorily?
UNCLE JOE.
Answer think all long engage
mentS are mistake Love wears out
In time. Men and women change
and they seldom want each other
when the time comes to marry if
they have waited too long Wedding
cake gets stale if kept on the shelf
too long DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Dr.. Roy to Observe
Rite of Baptism

Dr. Clifton X. Ray, pastor of Ep-
worth M. E. Church South, will
preach on "A joyful Mother" at II
am. tomorrow and in the evening
service on The Value Of God" DR.
Ray will observe the rite of bap-
tism for babies tomorrow morning
Special services appropriate for
Mothers Day will be held at 7 pm
by the Wesley Fellowship and by the
young peoples department.
A business meeting of the Minot
Glass will be held Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. F. C. Calcote is accepting
articles of clothing, etc, for the
missionary box. They may be sent
to her at 17l2 E street Sc.
The annual outdoor picnic of the
Wesley Fellowship and the young
peoples department will be held on
Memorial Day at Camp Let's, Md
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Columbia Heights Christion

Mothers Day will be celebrated
tomorrow. Those whose mothers
are gone on will wear a white
carnation and those whose mothers
are still with them will wear red
carnation. Flowers in memory of
mother will decorate the chancel.
The topic for the morning worship
will be Jesus and His Mother In
the evening service the series ON
Following the Footsteps of the
Master" will be continued with
The Christ Of the Empty Tomb
There will be no prayer meeting
next week on account of the Vir-
ginia- Capital area convention of the
Disciples of Christ. to be held at
Ninth Street Christian Church.
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District D. A. r. Unit
Holding Luncheon

The State Officers Club Of the
District Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution will hold its annual
spring luncheon today at Rixey
Mansion Inn, Columbia Country
Club Hills, Virginia. Former off,
GERS of the club and guests will be
received by the newly elected Of
ficers, Mrs. David D. Caldwell, presi-
dent; Mrs. Catherine B. Strong,
first vice president; Mrs. Donald M.
Earll, second vice president; Mrs.
William H. Wagner, chaplain; Mrs.
Roy C. Bowker. recording secretary;
Mrs. Clyde B Hamblin, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. William H. Har-
per, treasurer.
The guests will be greeted by Mrs
William B. Sinnott, Mrs Thomas
H. Seay, Mrs. w. w. Lemmond,
Miss Margaret E. Naylor and Miss
Mary J. Edmands.
Following the luncheon, DR.. Ida
B. Earhart will speak on the found
ing of the National Society, D. A. r.
Two groups Of songs will be pre-
sented by Miss Eleanor Wester-
gren, accompanied by Miss jean
Meta Wright. D. A. R. national
and State officers are among the
guests.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Miss johnson Feted

Miss Ann Miller of Chevy Chase
and ST Paul, Mimi, entertained
at luncheon today in honor OF
Miss Carrye Johnson of Warm
Springs. Ga. Miss johnson is we'll
known in music circles. The lunch
con was held at Woodward Tea
rooms. The invited guests were
Mrs. Constance johnson. Mrs. Wal
ter Omundson, Mrs. Gertrude Fow-
Ter, Mrs Jerry Anderson. Mrs. Helen
Chamless. Mrs. Irene Isbelle, Miss
Eta La Grande, Miss Kitty McClain,
Miss Charlotte Yarneau. Miss Berna
dine Carey, Miss Lucille Drummer
and Miss Marie Kelley.
The table was attractively deco
rated with miniature bride and
bridegroom and small cupids at each
place. Dusty pink snapdragons and
yellow tulips. lavender sweet peas
and bridal wreath formed the floral
decoration.
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Church of the Brethren

At II a m Dr. Warren D. Bowman
will give special Mothers Day SER
mon. His subject will be The White
Carnation" At 8 o'clock the Rev
D. w. Bittinger, missionary from
Africa. now on furlough. will speak
and show picture entitled In the
Land of the Monkey Bread Tree"
The B. Y. P. D. will meet at $40
A program on Scouting" will be
given by the Senior Boy Scout
Troop. On Thursday evening the
Rev. Jesse Zeigler. pastor of the
University Park Church of the
Brethren. will be the speaker
The Woman's Council will serve
a chicken dinner at the church
Thursday from 4:30 to 7:3O.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
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that will be one of your most serv-
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Chintz, cretonne, sateen, calico or
slipper satin are nice materials for
this set-in the prettiest colorS and
prints you can find. Make some for
incidental and hostess gifts, too.
Barbara. Bell Pattern No. 1644-B
is designed in one size-medium. 1t
requires Ia yards of SO or 80 inch
material for the cape, and ~ yards
of ribbon or binding and IA yards
Of ribbon for bows. For hanger, "a
ward and ~ yards binding For
bag, yard and ~ yards of binding.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Luther League News

Georgetown-Margar Snead will
be the speaker at the Mothers Day
program. Topic, The Christian
Community" The league will pre-
sent comedy drama. Look Who's
Here" on Friday night in st. Johns
parish hall.
Incarnation For the seniors
Hoover Duff will speak on The
Christian Community" The con-
gregation has been invited to be
guests of the Intermediates. Ruth
Rittenour will discuss THE Album
dant Life in the Home"
st. Mark k's-Elvin Herbst will
speak on THE Christian Com
munity."
st. Stephen's-Jack Donaldson
speaks on "The Christian Com
munity."
Luther Place-For TIE intermedi-
ates Miss Hazel Anderson will dis
cuss The Abundant Life" Marion
McClintock speaks to the seniors OH
The Christian Community" For
the young people Edward H. De-
Groot, director Of the Bureau of
Service of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, will speak on The
Effect of the Christian Home on
the Community" Musical selections
will be given by Marie Lund, guest
soloist, and Earl Phillips, guest
pianist.
Zion-Clara Schickler will speak
to the seniors on The Christian
Community" Intermediates will
celebrate parents night, with Audrey
Souder and Jean Holzbeierlein lead
ing the discussion, THE Abundant
Life in the Home"
Reformation-Mrs. Oscar r. Black
welder will address the Round Table
League on Problems of the Modern
Home" For the young people
Mothers of Famous Men" will be
discussed by Helen Willis, Catherine
LIE Roy, Randolph Kite and George
Jones.
st. Paul's-A tea for mothers will
be held at 4 pm. DR.. Snyder will
speak.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Over so Group Feted
All Souls Church Party Proves
Notable Occasion

Members "over 80'-who were
honor guests at birthday party"
given by the Womens Alliance of
All Souls Church yesterday-proved
to be large company as we'll as
notable one.
Among the octogenarians were
Mrs C. V. Riley little lady whose
soft complexion might be envied by
debutantes. who wore quaint, old
fashioned bonnet which might have
been modelled from an original
Cooley print, and who remembers
the day when her husband helped
inaugurate the first program of De-
partment of Agriculture; Mrs. Jonn
Kelton. mother of Mrs. Harvey w
Wiley, who recalls the days when her
husband. Gen. Kelton, U. S. A..
worried over the Indian uprisings on
the Western Plains; and Mrs Hern-
don Morsell. who can speak with
pride of the time when she and her
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Bride Paths Show

Headed by former Ambassador to
Spain and Mrs. Irwin Laughlin,
many Washingtonians prominent in
equestrian circles are sponsoring the
National Capital Parks Bridal Path
Horse Show to be held at the equita-
ton field in Rock Greek tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
( In keeping with tradition, the
show will be an informal affair, all
entries being post entries. The pro-
gram is designed exclusively for the
busy folk who must conflne their
riding to occasional canters over the
park bride paths. Blue ribbon win
ners at other shows held this year
are eligible to compete in only one
class, the open jumping event, which
is scheduled to conclude the pro-
gram
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Sorority Breakfast

The annual senior breakfast Of
the Delta Zeta Sorority. given in
honor of Delta Zeta girls in the
June graduating class at George
Washington University, will be held
May 81 at the home of Mrs. A. L..
Jones in Arlington. Mrs. G. l..
White. president Of the alumnae
chapter, will assist in receiving the
seniors who will be presented with
a years membership in the alumnae
chapter. The girls to be honored
are Miss Mary Jane Livingston, Miss
Evelyn Neehl and Miss Esther va
novsky. Mrs. Jones will have as
co-hostesses Mrs. Dan Weggle-
land, Mrs. J. w. Macmillan, Mrs.
G.. F. Ames, Miss Louise Shoemaker
and Miss Myra Hall.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
ALBRIGHT Memorial

Mothers Day will be celebrated
tomorrow at all services. The men
Of the Bible Glass will have charge
of the opening program Of the adult
division of the Sunday school. At
IL m. the Rev. George E. Schnabel
will preach on God and Our
Mothers" Special music There
will be an award to the oldest mother
in attendance.
Following the evening service the
Brotherhood will act as host to, the
congregation in fellowship.
On Monday the Building Commit
tee will meet at 7:30 o'clock. On
Wednesday a congregational dinner
and workers. conference will be held.
Evening star., 1939-05-13

AvAA o. A"AA6 anu SiitAl6 "Si {
in Chinese gowns, the former wear
ing royal blue tissue brocade over
pale pink satin and the latter in
shell-pink with an embroidered
tunic. Mrs. Tong carried pink rose
buds and lilies Of the valley and Miss
Chungs flowers were purple iris,
pale mauve larkspur and pink roses.
The first Secretary of the EN-
bassy, Mr.. Tswen-ling Tsui, was
best man and DR.. Chang -lok Chen,
Counselor of the Embassy, was a
witness
Informal Reception
Given After Ceremony.
An informal reception followed
the wedding. After their wedding
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Soroptimist Clubs
Spring Conference

The spring conference of the
South Atlantic region of the Amer
lean Federation of Soroptimist
Clubs will be held tomorrow at the
Washington Golf and Country
Club with the Soroptimist Club of
Arlington County as hostess.
Members from Baltimore. Alex
andria, Montgomery County and
Washington will attend.
The national chairman of the
Membership Classification Com
mittee of the American federation
has requested each club to classify
it's members under revised key to
classification. This subject will be
discussed at the conference with
other important matters both re-
gional and national.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Auxiliary to Meet
Home

The Auxiliary Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged will meet
Monday at 2 pm. at the home
1925 Spring road NV. with Rabbi
Solomon H. Metz of the Adas
Israel Hebrew Congregation as guest
speaker. Mrs. Joseph Kronman will
preside.
The annual spring festival and
mother daughter luncheon will also
be held at the home May % at
l pm. with Mrs William Levy as
chairman. Assisting are Mrs. Jack
Weak, who is in charge of the pro-
gram. and Mrs Louis Dinowitz. who
has. charge of the refreshments.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Tukomu Lutheran

Her Task" will be the title of the
Mothers Day sermon of the Rev
j. Adrian Pfeiffer tomorrow at II
am.
On Friday evening the Brother
hood, Carl Hickman, president, will
be host to the mems organization of
the Faith Lutheran Church, Arling-
ton, Va.
The annual mother daughter BAN
quet will be held on Friday in the
meeting rooms of the Takoma Chap
ter of the Eastern Star Mrs.
Chester Brenneman, ST., will serve
as toastmiStreSs.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Glen Echo Services

Special Mothers Day services will
be held tomorrow at the Baptist
Mission meeting in the Glen Echo
Md Firehouse. with the Rev. B
Finney Bragg preaching at botn
morning and evening services. A
Sunday school meeting will be held
at 9:45 am. and young peoples
meeting at pm. Mr.. Bragg and
a group of young people from the
First Baptist Church of this city
including Miss Olive Whitaker and
Henry A. Het1ey. are in charge Of
the work at Glen Echo, which is
being sponsored by the Maryland
Baptist Union Association.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Church of the PILGRIMS

DR.. Andrew Reid Bird will preach
tomorrow at II am. on Gods Gift
of Motherhood, and at 7:45 pm.
on Gods Gift of Mothers" On
Thursday at 7:45 pm. he will preach
on the theme of Christian Edu-
cation"
The Young Peoples Society will
meet in the church house at 6:15
pm. tomorrow. A light supper will
be served All young people are
invited. The Fellowship Group will
meet at 6:l5 pm. and the Christian
Pioneers at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1939-05-13

husband toured the Eastern cities
as members of the Boston Ideals.
an opera company
Dean Of these 'debs" of so odd
years ago, was Mrs. Abram Brown,
who celebrated her Goth anniversary
last summer and who gave a brief
talk to those attending the luncheon.
Others for whom the party was
given included Mrs. C. K. Stebbins,
mother of Mrs Winfred Overholzer;
Mrs. E. M. OverholZer. the only
honor guest under 80 years of age;
Mrs. George E. Willis. Miss Alice L.
Kern. Miss Lizzie Nichols. Mrs.
Jennie H. Knight and Mrs. B. S.
Waite.
Each guest was presented with
corsage of lilies of the valley. Mrs.
John Hyde was toastmistress and DR..
U. G. B. Pierce. pastor of the hurch.
spoke few words of welcome and
Generalization
Evening star., 1939-05-13

trip the couple will make their home
in Washington.
Among the guests at the EN-
bassy were the Minister of the
Netherlands, Mr.. Alexander Loudon,
and the Counselor of the Danish
Legation and Nine. Eickhof1, besides
almost the entire staff of the
Chinese Embassy.
The Ambassador, in a short
speech after the ceremony declared
that he assisted the matchmaker,
Mrs. Tong, by appointing Mr.. Yu
as a haison officer with him in
New York, and that the Chinese
Cultural Theater group was there
at the time DR.. HUI Shih spent
quite a while in New York last
winter during long illness.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Writers Elect

Mrs. Elizabeth Aldrich has been
reelected president of the Writers
League of Washington and other Of
ficers are Charles Cottingham, first
vice president; Miss Margaret Jean
Bailey, second vice president; Mrs
Agnes Wright, secretary-treasurer
and Miss Mary Turner, publicity
chairman.
Mrs. John Hreachmach won first
honors in the leagues recent fea-
ture article contest; Benjamin F.
Ferrill. second place. and Miss Bailey
third place.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Mrs. Lea Hostess

Mrs. David Meade Lea entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her home
.2112 Massachusetts avenue. in honor
of Mrs. Charles M. Lea The table
had an artistic arrangement of gar
denias and lilies of the valley, the
gardenias being arranged on the
crystal reflector and presented to
the guests after the luncheon.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Alurnnae Luncheon

The Alumnae Chapter of Alpha
Delta Theta will entertain the dele
gates to the City Panhellenic
Council at q luncheon today at
the Kennedy Warren. Mrs. Leigh
ton Johnston, member of Alpha
Delta Theta and president of the
City Panhellenic Council. is to
speak briefly and Leslie Ford, pop
ular writer, is guest speaker.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Attends Military Ball

Miss Susanne Offutt is spending
the week end in Valley Forge, Pa,
having gone there yesterday to at
tend the spring ball at Valley Forge
Military Academy. Miss Offutt made
the trip to Valley Forge with Mrs.
r. B. Nickerson. whose nephew, M
Wilson Of1utt, Sd, is a student at
the academy.
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Given

Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson enter
tanned at luncheon at the Shoreham
today. Her guests were Mrs. Eugene
o. Sykes, Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mrs.
Thomas A. Walden, Mrs James K.
Summers OF Charlottesville, N. c.;
Mrs. Charles ]. Happier and Mrs. E
Eugene Elliott.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
New York Foir'Free List

NEW YORK, May 13 R.-The
free list at the New York Worlds
Fair has averaged little more than
10000 day, fair officials have dis
closed.
In the future, they announced,
daily attendance figures would be
broken down to show paid admis-
sions, free admissions and school
children. Those admitted free in
clude fair employees, the working
press, employees of exhibitors and
workmen still engaged in construc-
ton.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Mrs. Calfee HOnOred

Mrs. Joseph IS. Calfee, newly
elected president Of the National
Officers Club, Daughters of the
American Colonist, was entertained
at the Willard Hotel this week by
Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter, retiring
president. She left later for Boston
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Cal
fee before returning to her home in
st. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1939-05-13

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Evening star., 1939-05-13
Activities of Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Mrs. Roosevelt Entertains at
Luncheon for Pupils From
Arthurdale, w. Va.

Franklin Deano luncheon today
School and the
Baltimore
to attend the Brooklyn
day celebration at the Worlds
The French Ambassador, this
afternoon given last evening
In honor of Mile Eve Cie guest Washington
the
guest in whose honor Mrs
company at luncheon yesterday at her home.
Minister Demetrios sicianos was the guest of honor
today of the of the Legation and Nine
Depasta guests
and Mrs Wallace s. Murray Mr. and Mrs Paul Ang Mr.
John Rives Chid
representative of the Greek Press of Athens
to yesterday
to attend the formal of the Irish pavilion the Worlds
The Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland Mr. Sean oKe
pavilion officiating
the Minister and will latter Chicago middle of the
after the brief in Chicago and not expected his family
Washington until Brennan their daughters
son will remain in the Legation here during his absence
The czecho-sovak Minister Vladimir Hurban the guest
week the University Missouri The Minister will return to Wash
ngton
and Maoney
evening congressional
whom they
In the Senator and Mrs John Danaher
Representative
Stanley Mr. and Mrs Buky S Griffin Mr. and Mrs Stephens
Rippey southwick Mr. Arthur Winner, Mr.
Robert Winner and the and daughter the hosts Miss Mayn
Maloney who Trinity College, and Mr. Robert Maney who
attends Catholic University.
The Commercial Embassy
N. yesterday the
Apple Blossom Festival which being
held today.
The Second Secretary of the Polish Embassy Budny
guests yesterday Nine
zaleska shortly During
and Commerce and Nine Roman
in washington NJ and Nine zaeska have
leading New York
architecture of the buildings there and at the Worlds Fair
zaka will travel to the Pacific Coast the San Fran
Poland
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Miss Virginia Chang Is Wed
To Mr.. Kien-wen Yu in
Ceremony at Embassy
Chinese Ambassador Officiates:
Bride Is Daughter of Former
Minister to Chile

An unusual ceremony the Mis-, Virginia
Chang and Mr. Kienwen Chinese
which took place at the Embassy Chinese
sado DR. Hu shh ocang were present for
the wedding.
The bride the tn Chile
Mr. L. ~ Chang and the Of the Chinese
Which to Washington
Mrs. Tong Chung
Attendants 0
Nine Chang bride Washington with her for
the wedding The attendants
Ethel Chung The embroidered net
straight satin split a
The short net veil arranged in halo
pearls and wreath of The
oned arrangement of pink rosebuds lilies O