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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-09

Holmes captured three Of the first
places in the Junior College literary
contest, as vas announced by State
Supervisor Knox M. Broom at the
state track meet held at Ellisvil!e
Saturday. Writ Coleman placed first
In Horticulture, Leon Paulett, first In
Crops, and jamie Mae White first In
English Literature.
Places other than first were as fol.
lows: Dairying, second, Paul Saxtou;
freshmen English, second, Christene
Gober; first year French fifth,
Jewel Dickerson; second year. French,
fifth, Helen Jones; first year Spanish,
third, Game Carlisle; European His
tory to 1915, third, Ouida Boyette;
European History after 1915, John
Allen Cade; Foods, second, Mary E.
Fullilove; Clothing, second, Juanita
Hooks; Analytical Geometry, fifth,
Wilbur Thomas; Bookkeeping, fifth,
Dorothy Miner; American History
through Civil War, fifth, e m a
Land; Shorthand, third, Kathryn
Pigg.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-09

The sophomore class play, "a Prince
There Was, a comedy in three acts
by George M. Cohan, will be presented
on May p at s pm. in the auditorium
at Holmes Junior College.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-09

70 ne Higher Learning
former representative.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Republican Women
Plan Bridge Party
For October %

A bridge party will be given oy
the League of Republican Women
at Hotel 240O Sixteenth street, on
October %.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, pres
ident of the league, is honorary
chairman as we'll as chairman Of
the sponsors. The committee in
cludes Mrs. George Sutherland,
Mrs. William E. Borah, Mrs. James
E. Watson, Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong,
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, Mrs. Frederick
Steiwer, Mrs. William H. Redenberg
and Mrs. A. w. Henry Albers.
Mrs. G.. Louis Weller is acting
chairman and will have Mrs.
Edward L. Springer as co-chair-
man. Miss Daisy M. Prentice and
Mrs. Frisbey Eiker are in charge
of prizes and Miss Pauline Block
and Mrs. James Barnes. in charge
of the candy table. Mrs. Frank
Whitehead and Mrs. Edward Car
mick will preside at the cake table.
Mrs. William H. Scott, executive
secretary of the league, will serve
as secretary treasurer and will
handle tickets. Mrs. Paris Brengle
will take care of publicity.
Others who will assist at the
party include Miss Anna Hughes,
Mrs. M. Webster DaWley, Mrs.
Charles De We're Drayton, Mrs.
William C. Gilbert, Mrs. w. F.
Mutchler, Mrs. Earl Venable, Mrs.
Smell Smith and Mrs. William
TheophiluS.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Classes in Emergency
Courses Training Women in
Preparedness Activities

Monday evening, one at 7 o'clock
and the other at 7:30.
In a nutrition and food prepara-
ton course, made available through
the cooperation of Mrs. Melva
Bakki of the American Red Cross,
Mrs. Lenice Sartell, dietician at St.
Elizabeth's, will conduct series of
lectures for diet and canteen work.
A Red Cross certificate will be
awarded upon completion of the
course, which will begin october
% at 7:30 pm.
Mrs. Lord also is making further
arrangements for classes on running
repairs to automobiles. Through
out the spring and summer the
classes were held at various gas
oline stations throughout the city
but with cold weather in the offing
II was necessary 10 secure an in
door garage Beginning November
l. B. H. Crandall will lend space in
his garage at 2424 Eighteenth street
NV, where, under the direction of
Bennett King. lessons will be held
every Friday at 2 and at 7:3O pm
Mrs. Joseph H. Hines. Mrs. Mel
vile D. Church, Mrs Gale Mclean,
Mrs. Daniel c. Long. Miss Marion
Shouse, Mrs Melvin Hall. Mrs.
James McMillen Gibson and Mrs.
Eleanor Close Rand. whose father
is head Of the American Hospital
in Paris. are the directors End
Advosy Committee members Of the
local branch.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

The American Womens Volun-
tary Service, with headquarters at
1908 Connecticut avenue NV, is
conducting classes to train women in
various preparedness activities un-
der the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Robert
o. Lord.
The Washington branch of the
main organization in New York has
been functioning since early spring,
sponsoring courses in diet and cam
teen work, motor transport duty,
diction and other work which trains
women to help their country in
emergency. The service is organ
lied On a permanent instead OF a
wartime basis.
A new course, to begin soon. will
be a class in map reading, re-
ouirement of the motor transport
division under the direction of 1t.
Charles NJ. Duke, of the United
States Army Engineer School. Mrs.
Lord announced yesterday that TWO
lectures will be offered each week,
after the first meeting Thursday,
at pm. Definite dates and hours
Will be announced later.
Diction classes leading to public
speaking and broadcasting began
Monday at the studio of Miss May
Blaisdell, 1905 Connecticut avenue
NV Glasses for beginners and
advanced students will be held every
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Pen Women Honor
Mrs. Edna Gasch
At Reception

Mrs. Edna knight GaSch. nation
al president OF the League Of Amer
can Pen Women, was honored by
the District branch at a reception
last night in the league studio at
the Grafton Hotel.
AS a program feature Mrs Rich
ard Disney told an old legend Of
an Indian brave who was presented
three symbolic gifts as he started
out on his first Journey. AS Mrs
GaSCh is Just beginning her term
as national president. she. too. re-
ceived similar gifts. These were
bronze stamp box, presented by Mrs
Myrtle MCDOugal; a perpetual CAL
endar and telephone directory as a
symbol Of friends whose courage Is
definite and whose loyalty is true
which were presented by Mrs. Ag-
mes Giles Newman, a past president,
and for a Shibbolcth. an arm bou-
quet OF autumn flowers. presented
by MIS-. H. Lyle Campbell, the Dis
tIlct president,
Miss Maxwell Galloway, lyric
coloratura soprano, gave two groups
of songs, accompanied by Mary
liant Couch.
Receiving with Mrs. Campbell and
the guest of honor we're Mrs. Hester
3. w. Proyensen, president of the
Chevy Chase branch; Mrs, Florence
r. Kahn, president of the Baltimore
branch. and the vice presidents and
past presidents OF the District
branch.
Miss Matte Richards Tyler, gen.
eral chairman, and Mrs. Tomas Ca
jigaS. hospitality chairman, were
assisted by chairmen of creative and
special activities groups and stand
ing committees.
The fellowship tea of the league
will be held Wednesday at 3 pm.
with Mrs Harvey w. Wiley as guest
speaker. Mrs. Wiley will discuss the
recent good will tour" to South
America, made by members of the
General Federation of Womens
Clubs. Mrs. Trudy Lyon will give
piano selections. Mrs. L. w. Tllton,
the historian, will be hostess.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
D. G.. Jewish Wome,
To Observe
SuccOth Festival

The Succoth Festival. cure.
Jewish holiday, will be observed r.
various leading Jewish women'S
groups this week. The second annual
celebration given by the Council OF
the Pioneer Women in collaboration
with the Council of the Labor Zion
lists, will be held tonight at 7:31
o'clock in the auditorium of tie
Beth Sholam Congreg Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV. A NOV
ing picture. Women at Work in
Palestine" will be shown. and Al
bert Par2ament, member Of the
National Symphony. will play. Miss
Ann Rosen will sing Palestinian
songs, accompanied by Miss Nettie
Sadie. Folk dancing bv the Ha-
bonin Choral Group will be fol-
lowed by refreshments.
Tuesday evening the Junior Miz-
rachi Women will hold their fist
cultural meeting at the hcme Of
Mrs. Sarah Novik, 7e New York
avenue NV. when the hostess will
give a resume of the feast of Suc-
Goth Mrs. Blanche Dekelbaum viii
entertain with piano selections, and
Mrs. Eva Pollack will sing.
A Succoth membership tea will
be sponsored by the Adas Israel
Sisterhood, Tuesday at 2 pm. in
the vestry rooms of the congrega-
ton at Sixth and I streets NV.
A pageant depicting the observances
and symbolism of the holiday. writ
ten by Mrs. Henry Gichner, will be
produced under her direction. Mrs.
Lewis Rods, membership chairman,
is in charge of the tea.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Jean Aller Reviews
Recent Story at
Citv Club TUESDAY

Jean Aller will review Mac" her
recently published Scotty story, at
the book hour of the Women's City
Club Tuesday at pm. at the club
house. Mrs Josephine Craven Horn
er is chairman.
Miss Mary Mason will address
the club at the Inauguration OF a
round table luncheon Thursday at
l pm. under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs. T. A. Sherman. Guests will
include the president. Mrs. Gladys
B. Middlemiss Mrs. Helen M. Mon
tague, Mrs E. B. Spencer, Mrs. Gus
Schuldt. Mrs Harry Packard, Mrs.
H. K. Fulton and Mrs. H. Rich
ardSon
A club chorus will be formed
Wednesday under the leadership of
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons with Mrs. Will
liam R. Fuchs as accompanist. Those
participating will include Mrs. Pack
ard, Miss Nell Price, Miss Flora C.
Schuldt. Mrs. Spencer and Miss Lila
B. Graves.
The French conversation class, un-
der the instruction of Mrs. Felian
Garzia, will meet every Monday at
pm, followed by dinner in the
coffee shop, where only French is
spoken. The regular French class
will be held at 7 pm. There is also
a Tuesday class at II O'Clock with
Miss Hazel Hartman as chairman.
Nature has placed hundreds of
coral cabanas along the south shore
of Bermuda. Here bathers may
dress and undress in complete
privacy or enjoy a picnic luncheon
in shaded seclusion.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Miss Turner. Poet,
To Address Club

The Woman's Club Of Cherrydale
Va, will present Nancy Byrd Tur-
ner, the poet, in a program, Who
Makes a Garden" Wednesday at
8 pm. at the Cherrydale Methodist
Church
Miss Turner, who appeared under
auspices of the club in a similar
program last year, is we'll known
tc Washington poetry lovers. She
is to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby Hoar on North Kenmore
street in Arlington, en- route to her
home in Ashland, Va.
A member of outstanding literary
socities in New England. Miss Tur-
ner spent the summer in the Nc
Dowell Colony in New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
PetwOrth Club Unit
To Hear Lecture on
Alaska Tomorrow

R. H. Sargent of the topography
branch of the Geological Survey will
give an illustrated lecture on Alaska
before the civic education section
of the Petworth Woman's Club to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the home of
the education chairman. Mrs. Harry
c. Sigourney, 1921 Colorado ave-
nue. NV.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Jessie Cooper, Mrs. Cornelia Russell
and Mrs. Carl K Maholm
The fine arts group will open its
season with a luncheon Friday at
1890 pm. at the KenesaW. The
group will meet at 1:30 at the
Church Of Jesus Christ of the Lat
ter Day Saints for an address by
Prof. D. Sterling Wheelwright on
organ and Tonal Combinations 4"
Mrs R. S. Hart and Mrs. Walter
Conway are in charge of reserva-
tions, which must be made by
Wednesday.
The Red Cross sewing group will
meet Thursday from 10 am. to 3
pm at the PetWorth Branch Lii
brary. Mrs. LIE Verne Beales is
club chairman and Mrs. Antoinette
Chalker community chairman.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Fiesta Opens
On Tuesday

4 part of the proceeds from the
Fiesta de las Americas" TO be
given Tuesday through Thursday
from 2 pm. to midnight by the
Arts Club of Washington, will 90
toward improvement of cultural re-
lations between this country and
the other American nations. it is
announced by Lyle A. Brookover,
the chairman.
The fiesta will be formally opened
Tuesday at pm, when the Latin
American diplomatic corps will be
guests OF honor for brief program
and tea.
Other special events will be a
bridge party, followed by tea. on
Wednesday at pm. and chill
dren's party Thursday at 4 pm.
A surprise feature, details of which
have not yet been announced. is
scheduled for Thursday at 10 pm.
Mate Will Be Served.
A buffet supper, featuring Latin
American dishes, wines and the
famous mate Will be served each
evening a. o'clock Entertain
ment following will include a Cab
aret de la Cucaracha' and the
flamenco"
Members of the club will partici-
pate in the flamenco, typical
Spanish institution in which family
groups and friends gather in a cir
Gle to entertain each other. Mrs.
Karl w. Core and Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith will be in charge.
Entertainers will include Miss
Mary Core and Miss Mary HoWry,
in a Spanish dance; Miss Natalie
Core, who will sing The South
American Way; Theodore Tiller
III. who will present Ferdinand the
Bull" and Dennis Landers, who
will do a Spanish dance. Senorita
Mary Costa and Senor Moncho
Costa, ir., the daughter and son
Of Senor and Sonora Salomon Costa
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Future Meetings of Womens Clubs Announced

Kappa Beta Pi Omicron Chapter
Saturday, 1:30 pm, Halloween
luncheon. Wesley Hall. Bridge
and other games following lunch
con.
Beta Sigma Omicron, Washington
Alumnae Chapter-Tuesday, 8
pm, with Mrs Henry A. Lyon, 81
Sussex road, Silver Spring, Md.
Delta Delta Delta Alliance-Tues-
day, $50 pm. buffet supper, Uni
versity of Maryland Chapter
House, College Park, Md.
Beta Phi Alpha, Washington City
Club-Today, noon, brunch" at
American Association of Univer-
sity Women. Speaker, Miss Mar
garet Hanna.
w. c. T. u. North Capitol Union
Tomorrow, pm, with Mrs. F. M.
Newkirk, ll8 r street NE. Speak
er. Mrs. c. J. Crouch.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion-Tuesday, 2 pm, Our Flag
Chapter, with Mrs. l.. Bruce Hord,
1921 Adams Mill road NV; speak
er, Mrs. Harry c. Oberholser; 8
pm, Columbia Chapter, mems
night" and presentation of gift to
Chapter House, Chapter House;
8p.m., Federal City Chapter, with
Mrs. Jesse Anthony, 3735 Jocelyn
street NV; speaker, Mrs. Arthur
c. Houghton. Thursday, 8 pm.
Advancement of American Music
Committee. Chapter House. Speak
er, Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig,
American Music"
P. E. o. Sisterhood-Tomorro 1:30
pm, Chapter E, with Mrs, Mil
dred Schneckloth 1913 Nevada
avenue NV. Tuesday, 1890 pm,
Chapter B, luncheon meeting with
Mrs. E. H. Pitcher, 1910 Mckinley
street NV; 8 pm, Chapter D,
with Mrs. David w. Byron, 1915
@ street NV: 8 pm. Chapter J,
at 1901 Connecticut avenue NV,
musical program after meeting.
Wednesday, Chapter N, luncheon
meeting with Mrs. L. A. Town.
send, 1928 Eighth street NV. 8
pm, Chapter F, with Mrs. Effle
Mckenzie and Miss Margery Will
liams, 5404 Norton steet NV.
Thursday. Chapter G, goth birth
day anniversary luncheon meet
ing with Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie
and Mrs. Robert C. Sheriff., 3401
Macomb street NV: 7:45 pm,
Chapter M, with Mrs. r. w.
Davidson, 2814 Third street north,
Arlington. Friday, 2 pm, Chap
ter G, with Mrs. F. c. Brinley, 1904
Delaf1eld place NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
COnciliatOr
Is Speaker

The conciliation service of the
Labor Department achieves settle
ment in ga per cent of the ap-
proXimately 5000 cases it handles a
year, Mrs. Rose Yates Forester,
commissioner of concilation, told the
Political Study Club yesterday.
Mrs. Forester, who had en-
phaSiZed that the service has no
legal authority to compel settle
ment. pointed to its record as
evidence of the "reasonableness' OF
both the average American employer
and the average American laborer
and labor leader
More and more public confidence
in the service is growing, she as
serted and added: 1T is evident that
there must be some place where
both sides can go in trouble for a
fair and just settlement"
Now 80 Commissioners.
There are now go commissioners
in the service which started with
two, 27 years ago. she declared, OF
the 80, two are women.
Mrs. Forester, who was intro
duced as "peacemaker,' is a
former program chairman Of the
club.
Mrs. Edgar Boyd Kay. presiding
at the meeting, which was held at
the Washington Club, urged mem
bers to form Red Cross unit.
Guests Of Honor.
Piano selections by Miss Rae
Alice Elmer preceded the address
which was followed by tea.
Guests of honor were Miss Ida
V. Guffey, sister of Senator Guffey;
Mrs. Benjamin H. Dorsey, wife Of
Admiral Dorsey; Mrs Paul M
Linebarger, widow of Judge Line
bar9er; Mrs. Frank Morrison, wife
of the secretary emeritus of the
American Federation of Labor;
Mrs. Samuel Herrick Miss Caroline
Parker and Mrs. Alice Burbage
Hesselbach, the guest artists
teacher.
Mrs. Charles Brand Mrs. Julien
Friant and Mrs. Eugene Whltmore
presided at the tea tables.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
New Legislative Director
OfW. G. T. u. to Address
D. G. Union Tuesday
Election of President to Mark
Convention Session Wednesday;
Accomplishments reviewed
By FRANCES LIDE,
Womens Club Editor.

A
will make her address before the
opens Tuesday
Church who
speak
president Ramsey,
vear-teIms the maximum permitted in the organization
million
top by
presidency include
o.ga.aon Pearl
directed Clara BStone
Temperance IegOns with membership of 400 chill
O o'clock
Evening star., 1940-10-20

followed her experiments in grating
rosebuds.
During the World War, she was
abroad with the Wellesley Uni,
serving at Lyon and Bordeaux. Upon
her return TO the United States sl-n
later worked with the Red Cross -
disaster emergency work for sever
years. Through her service abros :
she was one Of the early membe'
of the Women's Overseas Seryi,
League. She is also a member of Tie
Wellesley College Club.
Asked what she does for relax =
ton after day answering questio- ;
and digging into bulletins. pamphlc'i
and other sources of informaticl,.
she replied Il read and listen -
the INDEPENDENTLY such O" :
programs as Information Plea -
and Take II or Leave It."
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Women at The Star
OroaniZe aClub

An Evening Star Womens
Club has been organized and
Miss Margaret Hart elected
president. Other officers select
ed last week are Mrs. Nellie
Schroth, vice president; Miss El-
len Ramsay, recording secretary;
Mrs. Marian Wolohan. CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs.
Erma L. Patterson, treasurer.
A meeting for adoption of a
constitution will be held Novem-
ber 6 at 5 pm, and several So
cial meetings are planned for
the season.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

paper on which crudely written in
pencil was the question: How can
I prove I am 65 years old?" The
latter was from a needy woman
seeking the benefits of old-age So
cial security.
"A question which comes fire.
quently," Miss Root said, sis how
persons can obtain birth certifi-
Gates" Sometimes, she explained,
this question can be answered help
fully, but in some instances it is
difficult because in several States,
birth records have not been kept
until recent years.
Frog Raising Is Favorite
Question in Spring.
Some questions are both peren-
nial and seasonal, the service chief
said.
Every spring, for instance, we get
letters inquiring into frog raising"
she laughed.
Apparently, inquirers into this
subject lose interest with the pass
ing of summer and then, according
to Miss Root, requests arrive for
information on chinchilla raising
GlimpseS into the problems of
housewives are afforded from many
strange questions, it was revealed.
How can get rid of snakes in my
CELLAR" one distracted housekeeper
wrote.
That letter went to the Biological
Survey" Miss Root said Il thought
it best for them to answer that
question
Miss Roots first experience in a
work world was obtained on her
own farm in Ohio shortly after her
graduation from college Having
completed postgraduate agricul-
tural course at Ohio State College
she personally "farmed' her own
property. supervising the cultivation
of wheat. corn and other produce
Budding roses was special hobby
she said. declaring great success had
Evening star., 1940-10-20
of Puerto Rico. will dance
rhumba in Cuban costume.
Farce TO Be Presented.

Another feature will be presenta-
ton of "Mademoiselle From Armen-
tieres" by Leon Goldman. the farce
which won first prize in the Arts
Club city-wide one-act play contest
last year.
The Cucaracha" will be directed
by NJ and Nine. Garzia and Mr..
Y. F. Tapke.
A booth to be designated as
"Junl:snuppers' Joyous Jernt' will
be directed by Miss Frances Benja-
min Johnston for the sale OF articles
ranging from white elephants to
culinary delicacies, Miss Johnston
will contribute articles from a pri-
vate collection assembled through
the years
The items include a suit Of an
tique Oriental armor from the col
Election of David Belasco, two au-
thentic womens costumes from
Nazareth, a mandarin coat, Chinese
shawls and quantities Of inexpensive
items. such as copper, brass, costume
jeWeiry, beads and Oriental prints.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Tri Deltas to Hold
Supper Meeting

A buffet supper meeting will be
held by the Delta Delta Delta AL
lance Tuesday, at $50 pm. at the
University of Maryland Chapter
House in College Park, Md, for
members to become better ac-
quainted with the active collegiate
chapter. A review of current books
will be given by Mrs. Vesta Eales.
Mrs. Claribel Welch is chairman
Of the supper. assisted by Mrs j. E.
Brogden, Mrs. George Lowell. Mrs.
Charles Armstrong, Mrs Joseph
Marshall. Mrs. w. j. Vaught, Mrs.
Joseph Taylor. Mrs. Milton PEPPER,
Miss Grace Lowell, Miss Lois Linn,
Miss Tommy st. Clair and Miss
Mildred Bland.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Miscellaneous Clubs

WCman's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1890 pm, luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Henry A. Wal
lace Thursday, 7:30 pm. dinner.
Speaker. Secretary of Agriculture
Claude r. Wickard
American Knitters' Club-Wednes-
day, $50 am. to noon, Hay
Adams House
Women's Alliance of All Souls Uni
tartan Church-Friday, II am,
Pierce Hall. Speaker, Miss Leslie
Frost; / pm, luncheon.
Kenilworth Ladies Guild-Wednes-
day, IL noon, covered dish lunch
con with Mrs. B. Hemlein, 1907
Kenilworth avenue NE. Meeting.
Society of Free Lance Writer'S
Thursday, 8 pm, Central High
School.
Junior Mizrachi Women, Washing
ton chapter-Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Sarah Novick. Musical
program.
Women's Welsh Club - Tomorrow
evening with Mrs. w. G. Keat,
1922 Hobart street NV.
Women's Auxiliary, B'nai Birth
Wednesday, 1890 pm, luncheon
meeting for delegates attending
Supreme Council session, Jewish
Community Center. Speakers,
Mrs. Frances Winer, Mrs. Lydia
Woldman, Mrs. Abraham Orlow
Mrc opora n JInIoru,ooI onI
Mrs Aaron Osri.
Women's Ort, Washington Chapter
Tomorrow, 8:15 pm, Jewish
Community Center. Speaker, DR.
Louis Levine, Meeting the Labor
Needs of the Defense Program.
Saturday, 8 pm, old-fashioned
barn dance at the Old Barn, Ira
villah, Md.
Randolph Macon Alumnae, Wash
ington Chapter-Tuesday, $50
pm, dinner at Woman's City
Club. Speaker. DR.. Alva Curtis
Wilgus, The New Pan-American-
ism"
Adas Israel Sisterhood-Tuesday, 2
pm. in vestry room, Sixth and ]
streets NV, membership tea.
Womer's Association of the Univer-
salist National Memorial Church
Tuesday, l pm. book review
luncheon. Reviewer, Dean Mary
Louise Brown.
Beta Sigma Phi-Tomorrow, pm,
D. c. Council, Lee Sheraton Hotel
Tuesday, 8 pm. Gamma Chapter,
with Miss Stella Byrne, 2111 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. Thursday,
8 pm, Delta Chapter, 2460 Six
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
History Cub Meeting

The Capitol Hill History Club
will hold luncheon meeting
Wednesday at l2:30. at the High
lands, with Mrs. William H
Clements and Miss Mabel B
HAYES as joint hostesses. After the
business meeting and election of
two new members. papers will be
read by Mrs. J. Ward Eicher on
Joseph of Egypt and Mrs. Stanley
H, Beasley on SHARK Fishing
Million Dollar Industry" Response
to roll call will be "Old Testament
Characters"
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Miss Frost to Sneak

Miss Leslie Frost. daughter of the
poet. Robert Frost. will be guest
speaker at the Womens Alliance of
All Souls Unitarion Church Friday
at II m, in Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV. She
will read from her fathers books
as we'll as her own Luncheon will
be served at l o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Chapter G Birthday

A luncheon meeting, celebrating
It's goth anniversary, will be given
bv Chapter G.. P. E. o. Sisterhood,
Thursday. at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard L. HoXie and Mrs. Robert G..
Sheriff.. 34O1 Macomb street NV.
"Exemplification of the Ritual will
be given by the officers following
the luncheon and Mrs. H. M. Fohr-
man, district organizer, will inspect
the work OF the chapter. The presl-
dent, MIS-. John A. Smith, will pre-
Nde
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Scott to Speak

Judge Almond w. Scott will give
an address in testimonial to E. F.
Harris, president of the Lincoln
Civic Association. at meeting to-
morrow night. The association will
install its new officers at the meet
ing, which is to be held in the
Francis Junior High School at 7:30
n m