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FARMS FOR SALE.
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300 ACRES IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
20 miles from Washington-VSry fertile,
well watered and lots of bottom land; To-
room frame house with slate roof, large
bank barn: $4,000.
w. c. g. A N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st. NV. District 4464-
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
ss acres on paved road, in Lsytonsvills
section, with all necessary farm buildinaS.
including good Sroom house in nice set
ting of shade trees; 81 miles from D. c.
Price. $4,000; II cash. balance easy, to
responsible person.
95 acres. paved road. with all neces-
sary farm buildings: S1O.50O; $4,000 Fed
ersl Land Bank loan can remain on prop
erty at 3l5ct interest
Many other farms listed. from 10 500
acres
Buell. M. Gardner-J. (. Kelly,
Rockville. Nd Rockville $50
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$3.50

Chevy Chase. D. c., just above Nebra ska
ave.-Attractive brick. Il rms. bath elec.
refg. hot-water heat. screens hardwood
floors, built-in garage. Ewes, phone Tenn
pie a233
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
1o9 ] 9TH s.. Realtor MA O152
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Unusual bungalow. : rms. auto. heat
large lot with beautiful view; solid con-
struction; outstanding value. Out Airing
ton Ridge road. right on Russell road. right
on Braddock road. left on Scroggins road,
or call Realty Associates. 4611 Lee hwy.
Chestnut
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-2-STORY BRICK
oldg- 4, 400 it.; shop, workroom or light
manufacturing. Shepherd 4991-J.
1919 14th ST. NV.
Ideal for beauty parlor, barber shop or
tailor. With heat furnished Rent, S45.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500.
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1880.

We have lovely home being completed
In 'Westgate. which has a tirst-fioor pan
eled den, 10x13 feet. with adjoining lava
tory: large living room with frepia ce
ano an especially nice dining room W IN
French doors opening onto 20-fC Ut
screened porch. Complete kitchen with
room for breakfast set. 3 extra large bed
rooms, > complete baths; built-in garage.
The LOT is 90 feet wide with an inspiring
view over a neighboring valley. Buy this
OF colors, fixtures and equipment. For
appointment to inspect. call MR. DOBBINS.
WI :I2l6. with j WESLEY BUCHANAN
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

II RMS . BATHS. GARAGE, IN COLUM-
bia Heights; fine for rooming; very rea-
sonable G. B. Likens, AID. 6112.
WILL RENT AT LOW PRICE TO CARE
full tenant my attractively furnished home,
on Euclid St, bet. 18th and 14th NV;
has s bedrms . baths, parlor, dining rm.,
kitchen, living rm. laundry. servants rm.
and toilet. To inspect phone Chestnut
04O3.
EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE SECTION
Inexpensive to heat because semi detached.
home atmosphere. oil heat; very reasonable
for quick rental. 3S01 Military rd. NV
CHEVY CHASE. D C-NEW : ROOMS.
IL baths, big garage. oil heat. bright
basement Trees, shrubs. flower garden.
Partly furnished Near bus, stores. 500.
Less for no children family. Call EN- 3046.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-VERY CONVEN-
lent location Detached. Z rooms. u
baths Completely furnished oil heat: p
car garage In new-house condition. $50
per mo- KEISER, WO. 531l: eve. WO 1865.
%
lS17 L ST. NE ROOMS. BATH
ami: large yard; automatic gas heat
ROOMS. 2 BATHS, 2 PoRCHEs, BUILT
in garage; auto. heat like new; reason
able. 6211 14th St NV.
4.ROOM BUNGALOW, CHEVY CHASE
Eec,, gas heat; adults only; no pets. En-
erson 2574.
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EARMS FOR RENT.

II ACRES. SEVEN N-ROOM HOUSE, z L.
barn, chicken houses. cne COW and fodder.
rent S35. J. sTUDT, Miller I'd. Oskton.
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CHEVY CHASE d C.
BEST BUY
AMER. UNIV. PARK.
4 BEDROOMS,
S13,450.

Within ] block of transportation,
blocks Of theater, shopping center and
Mass, ave This lovely ,center-hall plan
detached brick home with paneled break
fast room. knotty pine recreation room.
finished attic. huge screened porch
tlox30 }. air conditioned by oil shaded
BY la-ge old maple can be purchased on
easy terms. For details, call MR.. SHAFER
or MR.. LANE at National OS56 or Shepherd
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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nVOScS rVN JAIL.
BRICK BUNGALOWS. ATTIC. FULL
44I3 W va. ave, Bethesda. Md
ATTENTION! NEW --27th MINNESOTA
ave. Sc. blk. north Penn. ave. shopping
center-Attractive 6-rm. homes. ? baths;
Mest Easy terms anS g $50 per
month. Inspect sample. 1919 2sth st, Sc.
E. w. BAILEY. owner-Builder. AID. 47s6.
1 HAVE TWO NEW HOMES WHICH HAVE
Gated in Aurora Hills. Va. Will turn
houses over at cost. For information call
BUILDER HAS HOUSE LOCATED 1912
Tunlaw ,rd NV that was taken in trade;
can make purchaser with good down
o ges the hood RoSse buy sa S 91em
NEAR SEARS-ROEBUCK, N.E.-PRACTI-
cally new, 5 large rooms, large yard, auto
DSo RfS heat RERnfY IS sasf ssf M cr 4 M
142 c ST. NE-2-sToRY AND BAsM'T
baths. Newly reconditioned. Price. S5.e5G.
BERT National s57G' 1'-' " nfD
1927 EUCLID ST. NW.-3-SToRY AND
II rooms, 3l2 baths h.-w.h, Scar garage;
ance like rent. " S. HURLBERT, MA. 1870.
I HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS FOR
sses e h0%ss Can in resHsFta INT prffa T
081S. or DI. 3346.
A NEW BRICK COLONIAL. ABOUT A
block north Of Mass. ave. Real center
hall. three excellent bedrooms, two baths,
finished attic. rec. room. oil heat. det.
AND ,, The ,E gTice is only Sd2253
pm. 1918 Conn.
$1,000 .OO-CHEVY CHASE, D. c. JUST
one-half block off Conn. ave. is this
attractive semi-detached home containing
seven bright rooms. dinette,. 2 baths. h.
VIII. nice lot This is a real value. Easy
terms Call Mr.. Benson, with BETHEL.
District BOO: ewes. AID. 6S15.
REAL BARGAIN IN THE BEST NV.
section Just off 10th ST. large bedrooms,
. baths, . inclosed, heated porches. gas
heat. gear brick garage. fine large rear
yard. front porch: completely furn.
Must be seen to be appreciated Price
reduced to $4,000. PERCY H. RUSSELL
CO. 1871 st. NV.
WOODBRIDGE, Mr.. goth. AND R. I. AVE.
n.e-6 r and By fireplace, h:-w.h.; lot
35xl25: gar; $3.50. DE- O317 or MI.
1868.
BEST NEW VALUE, $500 CASH AND $50
per mo-; attractive rooms. baths, rec,
MRS Z. j. WILLIAMS. Ii. 3143.
WOODBRIDGE, 2O26 HAMLIN ST. NE
Brick home. 8 T. and b.; near cars. schools;
price, $4,000. DE. o317 or MI. 1888.
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HOUSES EUR. OR uNEUR.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. = PARTLY FUR
nlshed. rooms and bath: INV h.. electric
IT.; available Nov Is. Wisconsin 3lS3.
COLORED-1453 SWAMI ST. N.W.-3
floors r. b.. water, gas, sinks; newly
renovated: visit and offer: open. ME. $3.50.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
BARGAIN
ON EASY TERMS!

Located on a quiet street near schools,
stores and transportation, this Groom,
lH7-bath home may be bought at q specially
low price and on terms so easy you will
be surprised All rooms are large and
there is a finished attic and Gear garage.
Inspection by appointment only Phone
MR.. HOWE, Emerson 1868. PAUL T..
STONE INC
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MENDELSON d MENDELSON,
2I3 Colorado Bldg.
FREDERICK sTOHLMAN. GEORGE A.
CASSIDY, Jr., Union Trust Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia.-IN RE DISSOLUTION OF THE
CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:-
SHOW CAUSE-Upon consideration Of the
complaint praying for the dissolution of
the Corcoran Fire Insurance Company Of
the DtStrjct of Columbia, the EXHIBITS
davits filed herein on the 23rd day Of
October. 1910. by and on behalf of
"Corcoran Fire Insurance Company of the
District of Columbia. District of CO.
lumbia corpora ton. its directors and off,
GERS praying for the dissolution OF said
corporation, it is by the Court this 23rd
day of October. 1910. ORDERED that all
persons interested in said corporation
appear in this Court and show cause. If
any they have, on or before the o1th day
of November 1910, at, ten O'clock m.
why said corporation should not be dis
solved, and 1t is further ORDERED that Q
notice of this order shall be published in
the WaShingtofr Law Reporter and the
Evening Star. newspaper of general cir
culation. weekly for, three (3l successive
weeks. the first insertion to be not less
than one a. month before the 6rr. fixH
for showing cause as aforesaid RSIffHA
Test: CHARLES e. STEWART cierk IHg coy ~
ANDREW A. HORNER. Asst. Clerk.
oc24&31, ,no1&14.
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WIDOW SACRIFICING.
22O6 SCROGGINS RD.

in garage; large wooded lot; new-home sec
tion near Lee heights and country club
Act quickly. OK. 1900. Eve, OK. 213l-J
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ARLINGTON. VA.-S6,85O,

S26 N. Woodrow st.-New brick 2-story
Colonial home. large rms. cedar-Iined
closet. de luxe kit. fireplace screened
porch: large lot. beautiful shade trees;
stream in back of lot F. H. A. approved.
OWNER. CHI. pigs Open ewes
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CUSTOM-RuILT

COY WHITE BUNGALOW,
ONLY SI.i5O
Located ! block of Southern ave. Sc.
near District line. large rooms and
hath on one floor. Full basement, hot
water heat. front porch. nice lot Fine
SUBURBAN home for man working in Navy
Yard.
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1924 H ST NV
Large. bright ofnces now availa Bile: near
State Dept: and other Government bldEs.
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
sl3 Union Trust Bldg Ma. $500
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4.OOO-DETACHED.

D. c e. ne Frame Fih house. 8 rooms. bath.
unfinished space for additional room and
bath on 1st floor, h.-w.h: well ADAPTED
for 2.family use. Phone evenings SH.
bp73. HOHENsTEN BROS II. Ose7.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

9Ox2S, suitable office or combina ton Office
and salesroom. 1926 L ST. NV. Phone
National 6541
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
RIGHT WITHIN YOUR
MEANS.
$11,500-$750 CASH.

Overlooking wooded park. within block
etc This lovely stone front detached
brick home contains q rooms, 81, baths,
detached brick garage. screened side porch,
extra fireplace in basement. air-conditioned
oil heat. May be purchased On monthly
terms considerably below rental value OF
this home Cali MR.. LANE or MR.
SH SFER at National Os56 or Shepherd
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
Inspect our sturdiy built detached mod
ern B-room and bath home; conv. to
schools, stores, churches and transporta- l.
tion. Open | to s pm.
3215 5th ST. Sc.
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HALLS FOR RENT.

CLUBROOM. SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room. studio. etc; accommodates 30 per
monthly: Centrally located The Gordon
Hotel, 10th ST., between Eye and x NV
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STONE FRONT HOME,

bath downstairs :, large bedrooms and
bath upstairs. Located at the corner OF
Nottingham DIR. and Wis. ave. Trade or
tern'S
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
W .lSnn Lane WI nI21
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YOU

can get a loan Of $4,000
if you can make monthly pay
mentS of S7.04.
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1900 SO. Fl. UNRESTRICTED, 1st AND
W e. &, A N Miller DEv CO.
1119 18th st. NV DI. 4464
1405 EYE ST. NV.
Single room, ST. so: Groom suite. $50.
E QUINCY SMITH, INC. 900 9TH st. nv.
QuS-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK-STORE AND g.
rm.. and bath apt, all modern, just re-
modelled: ideal for neighborhood business
and home. Z. A. GARVEY, owner. District
450S. Evenings and Sunday. Georgia $500
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 18th
st. n.w.-Four-s building. with >
stores and 3 apartments; garage in rear
with apartment on second floor; lot 2oxl %
feet to alley. containing 2.771 So it.:
$4,000. An offer invited JAMES NOR
R1S WOODWARD, realtor, 723 goth
st. NV
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TO INSPECT CALL D1. 1915
46S1 10Th ST NJ T

fUOI I z UT y 7. N II.
New Groom brick homes tile bath beau
tful kitchen. some with chestnut trim;
copper pipes. cutters and downspoutS
'ar2e recreation room. deep lots: F. H. A.
terms. Out Michigan ave. to 18th. left TO
Allison. MA I61:,
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81 $7,350-OutStanding Value,
Near Taft Rri6oe

An unusual opportunity 10 purchase a
splendid ln-town" home. deSirably sit
Creek Park, trans. and stores: . stories
and attic; bedrms. tile bath. 3 porches;
OIL HEAT. 2-car brick garage. Vacant
See this excellent value now Homes in
this convenient and popular area a the
price asked are seldom available THOS.
6SHN EYES CALI, Mr. KEY TIA 6sn5
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$500 CASH

Reasonable monthly payments, for new
6-room. 2-bath home,
47O8 18th ST. NE.
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PrIce, SI,25O. Also F Fl. A. financing.
Buy now. costs are rising. Drive out
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$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT.
TWO-BEDROOM WHITE BRICK.
A SMALL HOUSE
JUST OFF MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
BY THE DISTRICT LINE
Substantially bullt-practicallv new; for
IN unusually attractive. scientifically de-
signed small house. on large lot. this is
an unusual value.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
lll9 18th st. NV. DI AGA.
POPULAR A. U. PARK.
3 large bedrooms. 2i2 tile baths: stair
way TO attic; large living room with fire.
place and French doors onto screened
living porch; beautiful large dining room;
'step-saver" kitchen; full basement with
laundry trays and toilet: oil heat, air
conditioned. Detached garage. Nice level
yard with trees. This lovely. new brick
home represents the cream of the crop in
American University Park See 1t today
Cal! Mr; NorVelle. EN-. 5l31. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
NEAR RENO RD. AND INGOMAR
Mlkkelson- built home in excellent
condition. = very large rooms 81, baths.
bedrooms. den and lavatory on lst floor.
attic .,-car garage. living room 15x"1;
cost S2s,Oo0 Few years ago; owner must
soll-lcSe than assessed valuation. a sac
rlfice-make an offer
WILLIAM BOSWELL:
NE. 3O'i3- Ewes. WI. 44l0.
81,
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NEW APT. BLDG,
S2,65O.

Brick, Sth st. n.e.-5 rooms. bath cleo
tric.; Lear brick garage: lot ia it,. 20
1t. alley: same tenant years at $3.50
per mo Ewes. phone Shepherd 1913.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
Tth and H SITS NE Ii OSg1
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THE RODMAN,
NJ
CLOSEST APIS. TO D. c..

Cheerful Groom kitchen, bath apts.
Modern appointments and painted walls
Conv stores, schools churches and trans
portation.
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One OF the few in the Bethesda section
House being recohdtloned like new: bed
rooms baths on md A.: bedrooms, bath
on :}rd fl; large living room. dining room,
Sunroom. buffers pantry. kitchen: . fin-
hotyater heat: 2-car garage. with apart
ment above. This is truly the most out
standing value in Edeemoor today Call
at once. F. r. SPEAR. INC, 7O12 Cid
GEORGETOWN ri Bethesda Md WI olOS
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE
Eec.. gas heat: adults only; no pets. En-
orson 2574.
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4 BEDROOMS. 3 baths.

n'lf block Conn. ave.-9O-ft. lot, full
)f trees; large living room. center hall.
screened porch. Bargain at 500.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
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1916 10th ST. NV.
DELIGHTFUL APT.

New apartments now renting for October
occupancy Eight minutes from war ana
NAVY Dept: the address you are pleased to
have on your calling card Rent IN
ciudes gas. electricity and refrigeratioohh' ion
S565o TO S1I.O0. LYON, INC, 10th st.
n and Lee hwy. CHI. 1010.
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FORT VIEW

18Th pl., between Fort drive and Pea
body st. w.-One and two room apart
mentS attractively decorated; stores, shops
and schools nearby. Resident manager.
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-E|ks Will Induct5 50
In Glass Named
For Gen. Pershing
Annual Memorial Rites
Held for Members Who
Died in Lost Year

Gen. John J. Pershing will be
honored by Washington Lodge, B.
P. o. Elks, Wednesday night, when
more than so members will be In
Quoted in a class named in his
honor.
l.. Martin Young, exalted ruler.
announced Elk Lodges throughout
the Nation will initiate thousands
of additional candidates in ma
tional class named by Grand Exalted
Ruler Joseph B. Buch, honoring
Gen. Pershing during December.
The lodge held its annual memo
rial services last Sunday for mem
bers who died during the past year.
Robert S. Barrett. Grand Lodge treas
urer, was speaker. An appropriate
musical program was rendered, fol-
lowed by the Elks' memorial ritual
delivered by the officers of the lodge.
Norman c. Schroth, chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee, has
arranged for showing of a sound
moving pictures of the ma jor college
and professional football games of
the past season at the conclusion of
the lodge meeting of December -.
Allan J. Duvall, esteemed leading
knight, has issued a call for VOL
unteers for the Elks' blood donor
squad. The purpose of the squad
will be to donate blood to Elks and
their families in any emergency, and
complete listing of all blood types
is hoped for in the near future All
volunteers are requested to contact
Secretary William S. Shelby or Mr..
Duvall.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
RoyuI Arcunum

Edward A. Dimler Of Oriental
Council was elected president and
Eugene F. Minoux of Municipal
Council, vice president of the
Boosters Club on November a.
Grand Regent Herman Wealthall
will meet with the Executive Com
mittee of the club on December II
at the hall of Municipal Council
to complete plans for meetings.
Municipal Council will meet De-
cember II at the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club at 8 pm. Regent
Jack Feeney will preside.
Kismet Council will meet at 1015
L street NV. on December 13 and
will be host to Deputy Supreme Re-
gent George w. Mercer.
Oriental Councils degree team,
headed by Regent James H. Pitts,
will go to Alexandria Council on
December 18 to initiate a class of
candidates in honor of the grand
regent of Virginia. A large dele
CATION from Washington will also
attend the meeting.
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum.
Plans were completed at the meet
ing last Tuesday for the annual
Christmas party at the Soldiers
Sailors and Marines Club on De-
cember II. Baskets for the poor will
be prepared and members of the
Royal Arcanum who wish to par
ticipate in this cause should COM
municate with Past Supreme Regent
Maude s. Childs at Shepherd 3799
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Order of the Eastern Star

Galladay: trustee, May Hall;
Budget Committee, George Rowzee,
William Hoaker, Nora Helm, Viola
Krause and Hazel Booker. Re-
freshments were served.
The matron and patron will en-
tertain the officers at a dinner De-
cember IA at the home of the ma
tron, 903 Eleventh street NE.
Fidelity elected as officers jose
phine Neam, matron; Harry Man
vile, patron; Helen Klesel, associ-
ate matron; Frank Wyatt, associate
patron; Grace Comingore, con-
ductress; Ethel Wyatt, associate
conductress; Emily Thompson, sec
retary; Florence Shoemaker, treas
urer.
Election of officers will be held
by Treaty Oak Chapter tomorrow
evening in the Masonic Hall, 1910
Wisconsin avenue NV.
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Rebekah Programs
Are Announced
Bylodges Here
Thetu Rho Girls Club
Invites All Groups
To Sisters Night

The Columbia Theta Rho Girls
Club of Odd Fellows will hold
Rebekah Sisters Night next Friday
in the temple. Invitations have been
sent to all Rebekah Lodges to at
tend. Miss Hazel Lowe, president,
will preside. There will be a sale
of fancy work, candy and cookies.
Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge will meet at pm. Thursday
in the temple, Mrs. Ellen Dorsey
noble grand, will preside. 1t will
hold its annual Christmas party
then. This lodge will hold Devine
services at the I. o. O. F. Home, 1888
N street NV. at o'clock this after
noon The Rev. Ralph w. Leow, as
sociate pastor of the Lutheran
Church of Reformation, will con-
duct the services.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will
meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm. at 5238
Georgia avenue NV, Mrs. Estelle
Johnson, noble grand, will preside.
Nominations of officers will be held.
The Rebekah degree will be con-
ferred. A Christmas party will be
held.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will enter
tain the residents of the I. o. o. F..
Home next Friday afternoon.
Columbia Lodge will meet at 7::3O
pm. Thursday. S. F. Dildine, noble
grand, will preside. The third degree
will be conferred on George Hut
cheson and Bertrum Litchfeld.
Harmony Lodge will meet at 8
pm. Wednesday. Ralph E. Nc
Conomy, noble grand, will be in
charge. The first degree will be
conferred
Columbian Encampment will meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday. Elmer A.
Mothershead, chief patriarch, will
be in charge. Election of officers will
be held.
Magenenu Encampment will meet
at 8 pm. Tuesday at 1920 Rhode
Island avenue NE. Chief Patriarch
McConomy will preside.
The date for the Harvest Festival
has been changed to January 4.
Members of Canton WASHINGTON
No. l Patriarchs Militant are ex-
pected to go to Harrisburg, Pa, next
Wednesday to witness the muster
ing in ceremonies and general in
spectlon of Canton Harrisburg.
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Y. w. c. A. News

Park View Chapter will serve tea
today from to o'clock. The pub
lie is invited The music hour will
be at 5 o'clock. given by Anita Schade
lecturer. and Lily Garrett, contralto
who will sing Robert Schumann' S
song cycle "Woman's Life and Love
Dorothy Radde Emery is the ac-
companist.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will rehearse at 7:30 pm. Monday
The Advanced Music Appreciation
Glass will have a party after its
final session on Monday night.
The Membership Council will meet
on Tuesday at 7;30 pm.
Mrs. Otto Torney Simon, author
ity on Clara Schumann, artist and
woman, will give lecture at the
Y. w. c. A.. GA E street NV. Gt
$3.50 pm. Wednesday. The public
is invited and there will be Schu-
mann songs.
The Girl Reserve Clubs have
dressed 275 dolls for the Goodwill
Industries and on Wednesday Will
son High Girl Reserves will meet to
select the best dressed doll.
Alden Harris, newspaper writer,
will speak on Personality in the
Office" before the Xenos Club on
Wednesday at o'clock. The men,
bers will have a Christmas frolic on
Saturday from to u o'clock.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
meet on Thursday at 1:30. 1t will
have its bake sale and fancy goods
sale in the lobby of the adminiStra-
ton building on Friday.
The Blue Triangle Club members
will have Christmas program, pre-
pared by the Worship and Music
Committees, with Zona Brindle and
Alberta Jack in charge, at o'clock
Central High School Girl Re-
serves will hear the Rev. Robin
Gould on Friday.
Ultra violet lamps in the health
education department are available
from 4 to 6 every day and from to
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Job S Daughters

At the meeting of Bethel No 4
on December 6, the Dramatic Club
presented a play, The Mothers
Club in Rhyme" The cast included
Nadine Miller, Florence Bicking,
Barbara Smith, Lois Bagley, Lois
Bradley, Ruth Latimer, Betty Bell,
Alice May Prigg, Norma Jean Law
renee and Edith Harrington.
The editorial staff of Four
thoughts will meet today at the
home of Catherine Lee Dent, 2l6
Spring street, Chevy Chase, Md, at
2 pm.
The Pep Club will be entertained
at the home of Edith Harrington
on December 10 at 4 pm.
The honored queen will enter
tain the guardian, associate guard
ian, past honored queens and Off
GERS at a buffet luncheon on De-
cember IA at 64O9 Beechwood drive,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Bethel No. 6 elected the following
officers: Honored queen, Betty Eu-
bank; senior princess, Mil June
Manning; Junior princess, Mary
Jane Hamm; guide, Mary Fran
Coen, and marshal, Eloise CogsWell
On December IA they will hold
open installation at 8 pm. at the
Georgetown Masonic Hall, 1910 Wis
consin avenue NV.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

Newly elected officers of st. Ca
briels Auxiliary are: President: Mrs.
Blanche Myers; past president, Mrs.
Helen de Montfredy; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Genevieve Perry: second
vice president, Mrs. Susie Swagart;
treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Peacock; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Julia r.
Ross; financial secretary, Miss Louise
M. Eckstein; messenger, Miss Maria
R. Bishop; seninel, Mrs. Gertrude
Welsh: guard, Mrs. Lillian Berry;
trustees. Mrs. Ruth Burke, Miss
Rose Kemp, Mrs. Nettie Wilson
Elected to membership at the last
meeting was Mrs. Madeline Restiffo
st. Gabriel's Auxiliary will give its
annual Christmas party on Decem-
ber II at the home of Mrs. Perry
4601 Fifth street NV.
At the last meeting of st. Joseph's
Auxiliary the following were elected
to membership: Miss Emily A. Neu-
land, Mrs. M. Louise Neuland, Miss
Grace Cecilia Downs. A Christmas
celebration will be held following
the next meeting on December 16.