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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
'Sad)ientas. q umitec -Weriammlnng
gut beimGt.

slm 9. 6ebrilar fanb I'M @eitieite
Sahienbeim bic idbrlihe &eriamm'
lung Scr Gercinigten Snfien bon
Glepclano, befannt ais Safientag-
apmitee, itatt. gtad) Der gegriiSlntg
ser 9cleaaten murbc bas Hrotcfoll
ocrIeien unb angencmmen unb Damn
berid)tet, bas &onltitutionsfonitee,
beitebenb ous Sen YrGiioenten Scr
bier 3tpeigc I, 4, 33 lno 81, Geo.
Sd)neioer. Wihael gret, Marin Sen=
ueges luo gnna Sfnciber. Cine
neue &cnltitution, pcrfabt bon Yr1I.
Shneiber. iuuroe uorgelelen unO nit
geriugen slenoerlmsen ansenommen.
Nnhbcr pllrbe Die 8abl Der neilen
8cnmten porgenommen. Serr Geo.
Sdne;ber, ErGl. hes &omiteeS. leatc
sic semter IN Die Sinbe Der Dele
9aten suriid uno iibergob ben Wnrlib
Dem @ise- -YrGl. 90. 8reb. Mad, ,incr
tlrsen Grfldrlrng. ba6 er ielblt lid)
5uriid3ieben uno fein gmt mebr an.
nebmen peroe. Itellte er ben Intras
Serrn Midoel greb als YrGiiScnte,
bes Sahientaafonitees 81, ,uutlcil
es nl,rbe, oa feline iueiterc Nomina.
ton mebr porlag einltimmig 8r.@rcb
oils YrGiibcnt eelpiblt. Siseprai'i IN:
pur6e 8eore fnlb:,th ms Erpt.
Sefr. Serl Sllircb @ttt. St,utnaci'
tier Scrr 3bom. Senrid uno oils
geripalterinna; .;:;.cu Sravir Hrnur-
ses. ST. anna Shneioer. ,s'. Gluma
Sdlaier gciudflt. Sie rellcn 9eah!t'il
tuuroen bonn Gr-Yrdi. Geo. Sfnei'
ser in erulten @orten in ibre Memter
eingeiebt llno oen altcn ausiheioen.
Sen 8eamten tuuroe Der Oanf a,,ss
geiprohen.
Gs tuuroe beihloiien 6en Sadien,
tag micoer a,f Ser 0eutihen Gent
trale uno guar am %. Suli abSilbal.
ten. Die brei erlten 8eamten tpur0en
beauftragt, o.e erlte Vorarbeit 81 tiln.
Gin politiidcs &omitce COB al,6 lei
men Beridt ab ilno eriubta Inn Gr.
laubnis i'm politiid)en Sntereiie, Elm
slutomobil ans!oien 81, olirfen, .hla
oaB es Dem 60; nfpmitee etpus TO
itet ooer oamit ettuas 81 tun 5ct. Sic
Grlaubnis lpuroe emit -mig s;t'ilt
Ndberes hieriiber ipnler. WGd,'te yer
iamml,,ns finoet am 80. Gebruar in
ISitieite Sadienbeim Itett.
] Witl,nter lit Gin gi,tes 8eip;i
ZEN rlir oie Nusnirfi,ng cincs idleh
ten G. ,NGhtniiics. sss2. SO,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Nus Glebelauo, Ohio
IaihinasboQ.

Ter isrmlcn %erc1r Scr SeutIh-
Bcm'inhe bGIt ic,nen iibrlihen
Ta'din9sblQ am SaH'stae, oen H..
Nci,rhcr, III IScitlcito Sanicnhcim,
7mt TeniIrn 9luc. ot @clteres ba.
riibcr in 81, niititen Nlsaabe hcs
Golfsblattcs gnma Scrinanl, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Nui;,citca0, ia.

Ecutihc crnno. z%rot Ct Wnriitsz
Nird'. 222 ST g. Slpe Trnolb Dfaabs.
Einrrcr SHntlllIng: 224 Sit 8. Mnc.
Sc!tlhpn: 263OsW Spmltunalhu!c be-
Nilni 0:3O llhr ulprrcns. Gn9liidcr @utz
tcshrnIt 1o-t1 llbr Ecntlher WottcSz
r;cul: l1--12 llbr. Mllc WlnubcnSgcilols
len ,iuh bcr6lG, pifpnnlcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Enlcnl. Ship.

GpunNcliidns %utbcr G'mnueIse Stride,
241 Snrtb @rnnhlunu. Spbn @anmann.
En'r~r. Scbcn Spnntaa llm 8 llbr pors
nlittnoS Spnnta9ihuIc: Scben Sonntas
NE:rSbicnit I'M 10 llbr in Der 9nnbess
'nr1r'c; um II llbl beutihcr 8uttcSs
oicn't. Ser bcntitlc &ird,en Sraiicn @crs
Gin rat um aiucitcn Wtittpod, icbcu Nps
mats, nhenbs s !lbr. &er'nnlmluna &pnz
iivnrnocns sllntcrriht (5;nciidbria) bon
Scatcmhcr lis Sitcru. Sienstag unb
Srcitng nad)n,it.ag 4 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Garrca, 81.

C:ntld,c Gpnne. &htD,r. ct. Nailliis7
&rt,c, 721--25 Srhit "hc. Eiarrcr
A,amS lubnabcn GHdlrcno ncs Cont
nlcrc Spnutnalcl,ulc mn . llbr. &al,ptz
0riir: :h;cnit nn CONT ub Selcrtd9c1
rn, 10 llbr pprnlitsn0S. TlIc lutbcrr1en
@lu:,hcnsgcnnMtu bcut,d,cr 3unge III
Nlrr'U. Sb1rnn rnb lii,acbtng llno 81
cen tiDttcsricnIcn berSlicblt cingelapcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
kucblicbe lacbrirbten
Gautpn. Sbiu.

Gichcnbiir. ;id,s SddDliitde Gponoeliid,c
Vu'tcrild,e GbriItts >Mird)e, 2113-14.
Ctr. e. T.. Erorrcr Stomas oDniacr.
Nn;trs ssicnlt nit Deutider uub cn0liihcr
Erch;nt icpen soultta9 10 ltbr. CONT
tuGId)nlc mt bclltidcn nnb cugli ,hcn
NIniitu llbr Scutitbc Sd,ulc an icbcm
Sam:'taa uad,lrittaQs l'br. Nne @laus
Ccrsrnoncr uub S~cllnte lino berslih
tinatlnHcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Columbus, Chiu.

Gnnlscliidls "utberiid,e Mortin 2utbcr
@irClt. Gdc Wtolcr llrb Snn Ctr. Yoitor
aF. Snrin Setter. Sch'n Sonutaa purz
nliltna lm llhr Spuutnaidmle, 10 llbr
culiilchcr @uttc 5nicnit. II llbr bcutider
Nct!cs>ienit. ellie @laubeuSacupNcu iinb
tcr;iib cingclnbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Batter. unb Subn.Nben0.

Der 8rl,berbuno Der ct. SSobanncs
Stride bdlt Den Batter unO Sobrr
Mbeno perbunoen nit 8anfett ;Sreis
tagr oen %. 5ebruar, $3.50 abenos,
inn Sonntagihulraum Ser Stride ab.
Die Ydter iperoen eebeten iid oieien
Nbenb gu reiarpieren l,no ibrc Sobne
alle mit3ubringen. Gin id0nes Bro-
gramm miro porbeitet. @ilte eneliihe
umo 6elltihe Meoner. Gintrittsfarten
iinh bel alien 8ruoerblmo-W -Witglie-
bern al baben. aommt ale uno labt
uns oieien Yater- uno Sobn-M -Mbeno
gum ihonlten MAIDEN.
Deore Sf,ncioer Sr, Setr.
-O-- IA
= Sir b,e nl,umeh, abgciij!ni:an
Trf(. ~ mnr Sir tNrfnSrn> inn,GpJiid,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Vanfett prrbnnben NIT 29iGbrise,n
Stiftnnssicite bes 3iueia "a mar
ichr ih1n.

Scbtcn Sonntag gab Ger 3tpcig 81
INT Siteite Sadienbcim 5lm Inben'
ten an ieinc 90. @riinoungsfeicr ein
8anfett, an bcp iibcr 200 Shlpes
ltern teilnabmen. slm 9tuhmittae
belt Ser 3neia ieinc Gcrionmllng
ab uno tpdblte allh feline 0elegatcn
CUR Gonpenticn ,lno Damn begabcn
lib ollie Mit9liebcr na6 Dem Tans,
iaal, mo- iic an ihon nit 8lumen &c,
idnliidtcn 9aIeln Ylob nabmen. Die
Nniiiiocntin ssrou slnmo Shneiber
begriiBte Die @dite lu1o Wtitglieoer in
filr5en Wortcn lmb eriuhtc Sral,
Yfarrer ssoiieI bas 1ilhgebet 81 ia.
gen. Nun pirbe bos Giien prompt
aufeetraaen lmo man lieB es lif gut
ihnefen. Hah oem Glien ribtete sic
Erdiioentin ber5lide Wurte al bie
Scilnebner uno iteate bann Scrrn
Eforrer Soiiel als Sen ;Seitreoner
Dor Der iih NIT fllr5cn aber ,,mlo tief,
sluftrages erleoigte. Tann iang ser
linniaercn @orten ieines cbrenbaftel'
Sltieite g. g. 2ieocrtaicl Tamcnhor
~8ott eriibe bih" umo ~gn sic Sci
mat" unter 2eitllna ieines bclicbtcn
0irigenten 8iap 8roger iebr ihon
lmb crntcten gloBen 8eifaa.
0arol'( ipiel.e Scrmann San,,.
Spbn bon Scrrn umb ssrau @eorg
Sam. sipei idyonc Stiifc altf ieinenl
slffproion unb reihcr 8eifal ,par ser
9obn. Sann tpurbcn sic @riinoerin,
nen 9eebrt burb l(ebcrreihung elmer
rcten Hplc olrd) Gi5e,YrGl. Sara
Sreno. Midt ampeieno iparen bon
oen 8riinoerinnen Gr.YrGi. Hegino
&irifner, Die franf lit, llno ssrau W
Sebortuertb, Ole 3. st. in Miami, llo
tpobnt. Moh oieiem ieierlifen 9ft
Ipielten gettp Gicaf llno 9obp 3mfer
ablpehielno 'fone @eiicn a1f ibren
gfforoions nid)t MIR Coils icnbern
auf Tuettc uno crntctcn rcid,en gci-
fau. Sicral,f lang nod Der &irben.
DIOR Der ct. SSobannesgemeinSe 5iuei
ld)Gne 2ieo,r. Damn tpurben oie Grs
ErGiiSentinnen cbenfalls burh je cine
rpte Hoie geebrt. slilh purbe ser in
oieien % Sabren beimgcgangen
Sfipeltcrn geoadt, inoem Efarrer
,Spiiel eiu inbriinltiges @ebet iprod).
Nadber ipuroc George Sbneioer,
GrGiioent bes 3apeig 33, ser eigent-
lid als Sater bes Tereins gilt, ipeil
er auf 8riinorng oes 6rallenpereins
brang, nahoem er oen 3ipeig 33 &C.
ariinoet bate, porgeitellt. Muh er
rihtcte ernlte Wcrtc an Die Wtiittcr
unb S6dter. Damn bielten nod, fllrSe
slnipruhen Cir. @iap 8roger, Gr.
Eral. &ntb. lllmann. 3afel, Gr Yrdi.
Spbonna aGitner, &atb. llnaor. Yrd.
iiSentin bes airhen 6rauen @ereins,
,srau Soa 9ieaf1 f1Sbeban lnb Sdnp.
Cara Montih tat lire Mrbeit inbem
lie als SefretGrin bie Nanen Ser
8riinoerinnen irno Gr-YrGi Giioentiu.
men perlas.
Ior Sd,lub murben allh Die aegen,
mdrtigen geamtinnen porgelteut unb
nit Dem slbIingen BON vSiebenbiir-
gen" uno "Mp Country" fam bas
ldWne 8anfett perblnben nit 90.
Stiitl'nssfeit 5lum AbihlllB. 0ann
,puroe nod fleiBig seton5t I'M Club
Simmer bis es ipenig lhlitg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Glcnclanb ySeit. - Scrtld, s&cmcinbc

@eT SO. S'l. unh g8illrrb Mpc. Yuitpr
Sobunncs ScutIdlGnher. $500 8illurh
sluc Gel: Snpbbinc 9n55 &pttcsbicnlt
icrcu Count uro Tcicltao in bcutldcr
ul:r cnGllid)cr ,Sprnd,c Spnntngit)ule
icScl Sonrtda 80 llbr unrntittugs
Garuiiolgenn cn9liid,cr Siottesoient
ur:, 1n-1O:i5 llbr S,icrmtf iolat Der
hcui,d)c @pt;cabicn't II !lGr pprmittngs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

uIt uuItllll StltSultIt Oopu ultl
Batter
Wid)acl NtIQcr
geitorbcn am Z. Sebrlar 1898 81
Glepelanb, Ohio.
So ldiuer luor rnr llll5 pc,u Sheiocn.
,,i plopItd) tam nein btttcrer 500.
sHie ,cbu'uttSpoll aud oa5 Wcrluu0cu
gs brinat o,d ui'nnermebr Suriid.
ltupcraeBl,d TT bic Sturoe
Sic mns ,dlu9 Die 9cr5cuslpunoc.
es ipar 10 ld)On. nit o,r uerc,ut
Su bnit cs trcm uuo gut gcmciut
SiiBc Mub lei ciu,g ocin
&creclcn iru't on uismnls icin.
8epiomet bon ocinen oi6 ME Der,
geiienoen Gltern, Sobn SSerrp uni
Satin aylorenee MIllcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Sierrnit sic ihlncrSlitbe Hahriht
Gatbarina SGprid, acb. Miner,

SafNartna Spprtdl 0eb. Tnner,
gebiirtia nus GroBprpbitbori, Sic.
benbiiracn, unb 81ttin ocs perlturbe-
nen SnnieI 3oprid,, Wfutter bon sSr.
aotbariuo Spet. iSr. Sennie @nrf.
Ionb, Snbn 2oprid,, Sr. Silha cling,
Ter ino peritorbcnen Saniel 2oprid).
lmo 8roBntuttcr. am I. 1Sebr. 'anFt
cntihloien lit. 6rellnbe merSen in
George Tufe Gplers ScidenbeItat.
tlngsbeimt 4466 Nearl Hpao, bis
5anstnemittae empinngen. Die
Sraueriaier Tinbet an, 10. Tebrl,ar,
$50 l1br nahmlttogs in Der SelltIf).
firhe on @elt SO. Ctr. unb Willaro
slbe. Itatt, bon no aus Die &eritorbe,
ne aui Dem @eItporf 1rieobof 5llr
Iesten Muhe getraeen miro. 1reunoe
cingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

M.tglicocr, lpeld)e nit ibren Sab
!lirscn I'M Niidltauo iino, ,pcllen iid
nci0a:Git al,tIttbenr mahen.
Die StfrrtGre meroen ctlpus
friiher am Ylate icin nm 3ablun.
0Cu entgcgen sll ncbnlen.
@rIoer'
TgroeEt niClt, Mnmcn Mnb Norclen
Don 'rlcbcn Winncrn, oic nod niht
:lrl &crei1 geboren, ir9cno eincm
!lnie:cr Ecrtrcter ,nfpnlnlel 5u lal'
ien.
I'm nicrc Tcrtrctcr:
$ohn @nNcr, 1922 Mof slpc.
y Sritih, $3.50 ". 46. Str.
Sci: SSooobine 1885,.
9. Cepner, tc4O gSintpn slpc.
Eel: IofSuppo 1865.
g.. N"bcr, 1920 y. 80. Strnbc.
4. Sd,miot 1862 ". i05. Strabc
@n. Shuiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

- Nlnpitn hnteu Hpd, fcinrn elm.
.ige,: Ylann uho fein Golf reid &C.
Ila:bt
- Slid 1T 2en6ten Der Seele.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Daneiae,,,,a

Sir sc u1s nnlGElih bes Soocs
unleres lieien Saters iln0 8attcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

Witl,nter lit Gin glltes 8etuii.
Zen mir oie Nusnirfi,ng eincs id)lef.
ten G,Sdhtniiics. ss
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

Sir h,e nuumeh, abgeidj!nisan
Gefl,ae ipar hic SefacenS iyn'1oliiO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
3mr Griit,,er,,,,0

an uniereu geliebten Sobn unr
8ater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Job Daughters

Bethel No. will initiate three
new members on October 10. The
grand guardian and her officers will
pay their semiannual visit. An in
formal dance with refreshments will
follow.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold bake sale at 5616 Con-
necticut avenue NV. on October 10.
Go-to-church Sunday will be OBJ
served October 20, when members,
parents and friends will attend the
services at the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church.
Rehearsal for the officers and
choir will be held october II at
$50 in the Chevy Chase Methodist
Church.
The editorial staff of Four
Thoughts will meet today at 2 pm.
at the 1lome of Edith Harrington.
Bethel No. entertained members
OF the Masonic lodge and members
OF the Eastern Star on October 10.
The Mothers Club will meet to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. Batch
elder at 1905 Twenty-second street
N. E.
A roast beef dinner will be served
October II at Masonic Temple, Mills
and Rhode Island avenues NE, S
to Z pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
E|ks' Good Cheer
Group Is Divided
For Fall Programs
Washington Lodge
Ladies' Night Set
For Tuesday

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
will hold it's annual ladies night"
at the club on Tuesday at 9 pm.
There will be entertainment, dane
ing and a buffet supper. Admit
lance can be obtained only by an
Elk and upon presentation of cur
rent membership card. Each men,
Der will be allowed a lady guest.
Johnnie Reh, chairman, has d.
vided the good cheer" entertainers
into two troupes. one to be known
as the Elks' Minstrels, under the
direction of Herbert Leech, and the
other to be composed of vaudeville
and comedy, under his direction
The vaudeville group has scheduled
shows at the following places: Blue
Plains Home for the Aged, October
7; Laurel-District Training School,
October 10; Mount Alto Hospital,
November L; Home for Incurables,
November II; Walter Reed Hospital,
November 20.
The minstrel group schedule fol-
lows: st. Elizabeths Hospital, No
vember 8; Blue Plains Home for
Aged, November %; Mount Alto
Hospital, December 6; Naval Hos
pital, December 20; Laurel-District
Training School, January 10; Home
for Incurables, January 20; Walter
Reed Hospital, February 7, and Sol
diers' Home at a date to be an
nounced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Knights of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

At the meeting of District No. l.,
presided over by Vice President,
Mrs. G. Steuart Bingham, the fol-
lowing candidates were proposed for
the appointive Offices of District
Deputy, which names have been
submitted to National President
Teresa Canister: Mrs. Madge Ryce,
Church of the Assumption; Mrs. Eu-
genia Hugin, st. Matthias; Miss
Gertrude F. Curran, Sacred Heart;
Mrs. Estelle Richardson, Holy Name;
Mrs. Mary Ellis, st. AIMS; Mrs.
Eleanor Quade, st. Joseph's; Miss
Margaret Sheahin, Immaculate Con-
ception: Miss Mary Hargraves, st.
Martins; Mrs. Teddy Thompson,
Holy Comforter; Mrs. Wilfred P.
Ross, st. Gabriel's.
The annual Memorial Mass. in
memory of the organization S
deceased members, is scheduled for
November "a, at the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception at
am. Mrs. Carl jain is in charge
of arrangements. The mass will be
followed by breakfast in the main
dining hall of Catholic University
for which arrangements are being
made by Mrs. Teddy Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
District K. Of T..
Chapters Plan
For Homecoming
Week-Lone Program
Scheduled to Start
Armistice Day

Plans are being made for a Home
coming Week by the Knights Of
Columbus beginning November II,
Armistice Day. and continuing each
evening with special programs. The
arrangements are in charge CT the
District Of Columbia Chapter, with
j. Fred Brady, president.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Gull
day of Catholic University and
founder of the American Catholic
Historical Association, addressed
Washington Council last Tuesday
evening. His subject was 1.-THE In
f1uence of the Jesuits Upon Catholic
Education in the United States"
James P. Fox, grand knight, will
preside over Carroll Council on
Tuesday evening. A campaign for
new members will be undertaken by
this council in the near future.
District Deputy Francis j. Malloy
is chairman of the Special Gifts
nation party for the Little Sisters of
the Poor. to be held at the institu-
ton at Second and H streets NE,
on November II from to 4 o'clock.
Potomac Council will meet tomor-
row evening in the clubhouse, with
Grand Knight Robert L. Sheridan,
presiding. The council will confer
the first degree on a large class of
candidates on October % at 8 pm.
The District of Columbia CHAPTER
will sponsor the annual vesper serv-
ice for members of the local order,
on November 3, at 7:30 pm, in st.
Martins Church. The Rev. Father
Miltenberger, assistant pastor, will
preach the sermon. Members of the
Fourth Degree of the order will
serve as guard Of honor during ben
ediction.
Spalding Council will meet Oc-
tober II, at $3.50 pm, in the Knights
of Columbus Club.
James A. Sullivan, grand COM
mander, Alcantara Caravan, Order
of the Alhambra, has called meet
ing on October 20, at pm, at the
Willard Hotel, for election of Of
ficers. The meeting will be followed
by dinner. 1t is expected Supreme
Comdr. John M. Miller of Baltimore,
Md, will be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Hotel Greeters Of America

To honor the past presidents OF
the Washington Charter, banquet
and dance will be given October u.
at $50 pm. at the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria, Va. All past
presidents of Charter No. 81, Wash
ington hotel managers, and hotel
promotion managers, and members
of the auxiliary are expected to be
present.
A scroll will be presented to each
of the former presidents by President
John J. Donley.
]. P. Edwards is in charge OF
ARRANGEMENTS assisted by Charles
Eckert, Frank Williamson and r.
Sidney Johnson.
Mrs. Robinson Lappin, president
of Auxiliary No 81. has invited all
officers and all appointive committee
chairmen to attend a meeting OF
the Auxiliary Board Of Governors
at the Continental Hotel, tomorrow
at $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Purdum and Black
To Be Honored by
Postal Service Club
Banquet, Entertainment
And Business Meeting
To Be Held Tuesday

The Postal Service Square Club
will meet at 1921 e street NV,
Tuesday at pm. Second Assistant
Postmaster General Smith w. Pur-
dunn and the Third Assistant POST
master General, Ramsey s. Black,
will be the guests of honor.
A banquet will be followed by in
PRODUCTION of the guests by Harrison
Parkman, purchasing agent. A
short entertainment and business
meeting will follow.
The Circle Club Of Master Ma
sons will meet at 808 I street NV.
next Saturday at 8 pm. Following
the business session buffet supper
will be served.
The entered apprentice degree
will be conferred in Lebanon Lodge
Friday night.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection Of
Scottish Rite Masons conferred the
ninth and tenth degrees Tuesday
in the new Scottish Rite Temple,
2o00 Sixteenth street NV. Evange-
list Chapter, knights Rose Croix,
met that evening.
The fourteenth degree will be con-
ferred by Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
ton Tuesday. A business meeting
will precede comforting Of the de-
grees.
For~the benefit of visiting Scottish
Rite members who belong in other
consistories or jurisdictions, Mithras
Lodge of Perfection holds It's regular
meetings on the first and third Tues
days of each month; Evangelist
Chapter, Knights Rose Croix, meets
on the second Tuesday OF each
month; Robert De Bruce Council,
Knights Kadosh, on the fourth Tues
day of each month, while the next
meeting of Albert Pike Consistory
will be December "a.
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honor of the grademothers, faculty,
officers and Executive Committee.
The hostesseS are Miss Marie A,
Turner, principal; Mrs. Charles E.
Mcneil, president, and Mrs. Harry l..
Beach, room representative chair
man.
The officers and Executive Com
mittee for the year are: president,
Mrs. Charles E. Mcneil; LIST vice
president, Mrs. L. James; End vice
president, Miss Marie A. Turner;
Bird vice president and student aid
chairman. Mrs. H. j. Waterman; 4th
vice president and program chair
man, Mrs. L. w. Fitzgerald; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Rose Koenig;
corresponding secretary, Miss Mar
ion Zimmerman: treasurer, Mrs.
E. H. Kicks; assistant treasurer,
Mrs. Ann Secrist; membership, Mrs.
Walter Valentine: budget, Mrs.
Harry L. Beach; ways and means,
Mrs. w. Sterling; reporting dele
gate, Mrs. Rose Koenig; room rep
resentatives. Mrs. Harry L. Beach;
publicity, Mrs. Frederick Manglier;
announcements, Mrs. E. II. Kicks;
summer roundup, Mrs. j. Yanick:
safety, Mrs. H. Matthews; good
cheer, Mrs. M. Wiles; legislation,
Mrs. E. Hartley; art, Mrs Florence
B. Lawson; magazines, Mrs. L. w.
Fitzgerald; study group, Mrs. w.
Scott; social hygiene, Mrs E. Phifer;
radio, Mrs. M. w. Brandt; home eco
nomics, Mrs. F. Haering; honor roll,
Mrs. B. Bier; hospitality, Mrs. J.
Ferguson; health, Mrs. j. H. Fergu-
| son
Wheatley.
Plans were made on Monday for
the kindergarten tea and Halloween
party, under the direction of Mrs.
M. Sneigoski, acting grade mother
chairman.
Mrs. ]. Goodrich is ways and
means chairman.
Using as their objectice The Wise
Use of Leisure" Mrs. Stephen Jones,
former parent education chairman,
has organized a French class for
pupils, which will meet each Friday
after school, while Miss M. Yarnell,
first grade teacher, will teach handi-
craft each Monday after school.
Mrs. L. I. Burge and Miss Ruth
Wilson, teachers in charge of the
Home Garden Club, which is spon-
Sored by the association, announce
the following pupils will receive the
PIT. A. award at the Friday assem-
bly,: Dick Helt, Sidney Crown, Jean
Weller and Billy Adams for the
upper grades, and Joan Padgett
John Colborn and Lillian Moore for
the lower grades.
At the meeting on Tuesday night
Representative w. P. Lambertson
paid tribute to the work of the 80
committee chairmen presenting re-
ports.
John Quincy Adams.
Mrs. Xavier Vigeant, grade mother
chairman, and Miss Burbank
teacher, will meet with the parents
of the pupils in Miss Burbanks room
Thursday at 3 pm.
Chairmen have been appointed
as follows: Membership, Mrs. George
Collier; student aid, Mrs. Edwin
Pilson: ways and means, Mrs. Lewis
Clarkson; theater, Mrs. w. z. How
| ard; grade mothers, Mn. Xavier