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Evening star., 1940-04-14
Future Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced

to pm, Eta Chapter tea with
Elsie Sharpe, 1901 Kenyon street
NV. Tomorrow, 8 pm, D. G.
Council and 10 local chapters at
Mayfiower Hotel. Tuesday, 9 pm,
Eta Chapter at Lee House. We'd
nesday, 8 pm, Epsilon Chapter at
Lee House; 8 pm, Theta Chapter
with Margaret Steigler, 37l9 1ngo-
mar street NV. Saturday, 4 pm,
cocktail party, D. G. Council and
10 chapters at Madrillon Restau-
rant.
Women,s Welsh Club-Tomorrow
evening with Mrs. N. Schultz, 3012
Dumbarton avenue NV.
Washington Club-Tuesday, II am,
speaker, Lothrop Stoddard, "How
Germany Looked to Me-"
University Of Michigan Alumnae AS
sociation-Thursday evening with
Mrs. James g. Cumming, 2SO1
Thirty fourth place NV.
Women's Christian Temperance Un-
ion-Tomorrow, 3 pm, North Cap
itol, with Mrs. F. M. Newkirk, 11S
r street NE. Tuesday, tbs pm,
Iota Sigma, at Y. w. G. A., E
street branch. Speaker, Emma
Watts, Alcohol Education; 8
pm, Emma Sanford Shelton Un-
ion with Mrs. Laura e. Hern, $40
varnum street NV. Speaker,
Mrs. Belle Cutler Parker.
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion-Tuesday, 2 to 6 pm, "at
home" for members Of Continental
Congress, ct Chapter House;
Constitutional Chapter lunch-
con and reception ct Shoreham
Hotel In honor Of Mrs. Stuart E.
Calling. Speaker, Dr.. Leason II.
Adams. Thursday, 10 an, sketch,
"A Living History Lesson" by
Robert Morris Club Of Junior
American Citizens, ct Continental
Congress. Supervisor, Mrs. VIII
liam II. Wagner.
District Of Columbia Federation Of
Womens Clubs-Friday, 10 In,
radio program over station WMAL.
Speaker, Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
Daniel, Making the Federation =
Hobby"
Beta Sigma Omicron, Washington
Chapter-Iuesday, guests Of Mrs..
B. r. Hurt and Miss veryl Schultz,
at 6030 Thirteenth place NV.
League OF Republican. Women
Wednesday, 4:30 pm, silver tea,
club house. Honor guest, Mrs.
Frank Crowther.
Sigma Alpha I0ta, Washington
4 alumnas group p-To1noTroM, Z pln.,
with Mrs. q q. 1gAn6e 91OO Rus
seiI road. AI6xandfia. 0tisical rto-
gram and election oe ,omcers.
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Publicity Groups
To Hear Visiting
Society Editor

Miss Frances Fiske, society edi-
tor of . Mount Vernon IN. "
paper and author of 80 You're
Publicity Chairman" will address
several publicity groups in WASH
ington this week during . visit
to Miss Jessie Ash Arndt, club
editor Of the Washington Post.
Miss Fiske also Is to be the
guest Of honor Of the Newspaper
Women's Club at q tea tomorrow
at s pm, in the clubroom at the
Raleigh Hotel.
Her speaking schedule calls for
q talk before the Publicity Com
mittee Of the District Congress of
Parents and Teachers Tuesday ct
1890 am, and q talk before the
National D. A. r. Publicity Com
mittee Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Fiske's mother, Mrs. Rufus
F. Fiske, is accompanying her
daughter to Washington.
Miss Fiske and Miss Arndt for.
merly were associated on the
same paper in New Rochelle,
N. Y
Evening star., 1940-04-14

MRS. Horace Phelps, The Wei.
fare Agencies Of the District" I"
Tuesday, 1880 pm, philanthropic
section, with Mrs. Oscar Nelson,
4025 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Current Comment Club Of Silver
Spring-Wednesday, pm, with
Mrs. Charles Prettyman, at Four
Corners. Open program.
Business, Professional Clubs
Pilot Club-Tuesday, 6 PM, dinner
and election Of officers at Ivy
Terrace Tearoom.
Newspaper Women's Club-Tomor-
row, 5 pm, tea at Raleigh Hotel.
Honor guest, Miss Frances Fiske.
Friday, 8 pm, business meeting,
clubroom.
Business Women's Council-Tues-
day. 8 PM, at Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church. Program,
''handwork." Social Service Conn
mittee In charge.
soroptipist Club-Wedesday, / pm,
at Willard Hotel. Speaker, Mrs.
Beulah Drake. =
Miscellaneous Clubs
Arts Club-Today, 7 pm, charng-
dish supper. Speaker, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lineback Ledig, Life in the
High Andean Section Of Peru"
with illustrated slides. Vocalist,
Mr.. Ledig.
Womans National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1880 pm, luncheon.
Speaker, Malvina Lindsay, "Wom.
en- Are Funny" Thursday, 7:3O
pm, dinner. Speaker, Il. p.
Caemmerer, Early Warrington
and It's Art"
Wanderlust Travel Club-Tuesday
evening with Beryl Branlou, u
Adams street NV. Speaker, Miss
Kathryn kvereth, South Amer
ica."
Housekeepers' Alliancs-Taesday, Z
pm. Speaker, Dr.. Polly Moore,
Your Future WARDROBE 9,
Madame" and Labels Of the
Future"
American University Women's Guild
Tuesday, 1880 am, women's
residence on university campus.
Speaker, Mrs. Walter Lowdermilk,
Human Interest Aspects Of Z
Tour Abroad"
National Home for Jewish Children
Friday. 1880 pm. luncheon
meeting at Jewish Community
Cent1t. ouiz: questtonsr, Charles
DAly.
Beta 6isnA Phi Today, : pm. to 5
Vi pm. sfa, Thets, Kappa
Au ankk 00aA ehapeGls -, q
24eo Sixteenth street NV: : pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

Added for
Benefit
Cancer Controls
Field Army Party
Set for April p

Representative Rogers and for
mer Representative Virginia Jenckes
are among the patronesses an
nounced for the benefit card party
to be given by the District Wom-
ems Field Army of the Society for
the Control of Cancer on April "a
at 2 pm. at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was
earlier announced as the ranking
sponsor for the event.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle, State COM
mander of the army in the Dis
trict, is chairman of reservations,
which are being taken at the can
Ger control ONCE In the McLach-
len Bank Building. Mrs. Frederic
Newburgh, 7l05 Chatham road,
Chevy Chase, D. c., also is receiv-
ing reservations. Mrs. Charles p.
Keyser is the deputy commander
here. As'.
Patronesses announced to date
also include Mrs. F. ]. Nulkern,
Mrs. H. L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Joshua
Evans, j.; Mrs. Christine Eroh,
Mrs. Lloyd A.sMorrison, Mrs. J. Ed
win Reid: Mrs. Charles Langley,
Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel, Mrs. New
burgh, Mrs. Mary Wright john
son, Mrs. Frederick Yates, Mrs.
Marie Deal, Mrs. H. e. Huntsberry.
Mrs. w. w. Taylor, Mrs. Ivan Riley.
Mrs. L. G. Broy, Mrs. E. L. Burton.
Mrs. Ruth Dagenhardt, Mrs. JET
ferson Davis, Mrs. Stewart Boyer,
Mrs. A. L. Baldwin. Mrs. Paul j.
Christian, Mrs. Horace K. Fulton,
DR.. Edith Seville Coale, Mrs. Jewell
Swofford, Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mrs.
James A. Councillor, Mrs. r. l..
Spire, Mrs. Alexander P. Heron,
Mrs. James E. Colliflower, Miss
Rosemary Colliflower, Miss Mary
Collifower, Mrs. Edward E. Gam,
Mrs. Frank M. Stuart, Mrs. r. c.
voolfolk, Mrs. Harry w. Craver,
Mrs. Frank J.. MacMaugh, Mrs. Will
liam B. Wood, Mrs. Oscar H. Mel
son, Mrs. George Fuller, Mrs. lie
Verne Beales, Mrs. A. Julian Bry-
lawsh and Mrs. Daniel w. O'Donog-
hue.
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mahogany and poplar are distribute
ed throughout the rooms.
Cherry has become her particular
objective in recent years, she said,
and she attends auctions through
out neighboring States, where she
has found many fine pieces. II
knew nothing about cherry at first"
she explained, but have found so
many lovely old pieces that now
am on the lookout for 1t wherever
I CO."
Has Many Fine Pieces
OF Old Cherry Furniture.
It Is not difncult to understand
Mrs. Heads enthusiasm over her
cherry pieces, which include a
handsome dining room set, table,
chairs and sideboard, each well over
100 years old.
A bedroom chifionier which. she
explained, was so covered with barn
paint when first purchased that it
was difficult to recognize its origin,
Is distinguished by decorations Of
holly wood. Many other fine pieces,
she said, were in such poor condi-
ton when picked up at sales or in
antique shops, that even the sales
man wondered what she would be
able to do with them.
Husbands can be made to enjoy
q wife's hobby, Mrs. Head believes,
If the wife proves the practically
Of the hobby. -
when I first told my husband
OF my interest in old cherry" he
shook his head" she smiled. when
he saw how lovely the pieces were
after they were finished, he became
as enthusiastic as l." she conclud.
ed. Nov he looks forward to va.
cations so that hAs can 60 with me
on my old cherry hunts, which lead
us into so many interesting places"
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Civic and Study Clubs

American Association Of University
Women-Tomorrow, 1::30 pm,
study and practice in writing;
4 pm, tea, International Rela-
tions Committee. A symposium
of Latin American women, speak
ers; 7:15 pm, music appreciation.
Speaker, Miss Madge Lane Cooke,
Richard Wagner" Tuesday, II
am, personality problems; 7:45
pm, players group. Wednesday,
pm, dinner. Committee on
Economic and Legal Status Of
Women. Subject, "Older Women
Seeking Jobs" Speakers, Mrs.
Ethel Kuter, DR.. Elmer l.. Kayser,
Senator James M. Mead and Mrs.
David Cushman Coyle. Problems
of the Older Woman With q job:
speaker, Mrs. Helen Essary.
Thursday, II am, Martha Mac
Lear poetry group; $50 pm,
junior group dinner bridge. FRI
day, 7:45 pm, bridge. Saturday,
IL M, French conversation class;
8p.m., square dance.
Political Study Club-saturday, 2:30
pm, at the Washington Club.
Speaker, Senator Arthur Capper,
District of Columbia Political and
Economic Problems"
Women's City Club-Today, 4:30
pm, tea to visiting delegates,
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton. Readings by Miss Marjorie
Webster. Tuesday, 5 pm, book
review. Reviewer, Miss Marjorie
Webster; 8 pm, Book Hour Com
mittee benefit program. Speaker,
Mrs. Josephine O.. HoTner,
Ancient Pleasure Gardens In the
Vale Of Kashmir," with moving
pictures.
D. c. voteless League Of Women
overwhelmingly, 2 pm, foreign
policy study group, 5000 Albenarle
street NV. Problems Basic to
the Organization Of Peace. Thurs
day, 1915 pm. Government and
Its operation, luncheon meeting,
Wv. G. A. Speaker, Morton Wal
lerstein, What Is q Good Munich
pal Government in 1902" FRI
day, Il m. Board meeting ct
Brookings Institution. p,
0elphian Society-Kappa Sigma
Chapter, Wednesday, 1880 am,
Mount Pleasant Branch Library.
Program, Development Of Instru-
mental Music"
twentieth Century Club-Tomorrow,
) ! PM, art section, Arts Club, 7011.
/ street NV. Speaker, Nrs. Norma
! Hansen KEEP. "ArrangementIa anA.
Color Ia Furniture and DecorA-
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Washington Club
To Hear Stoddard

DR.. Lothrop Stoddard. who re-
Gently returned from Germany, viii
discuss How Germany Looked to
Me" at the Washington Club Tues
day at II am.
DR.. Stoddard is well known as po-
ltical scientist and author through
such books as 'Present-Day Europe;
Its National State of Mind" THE
Rising Tide of Color Against White
World Supremacy" and Lonely
America"
Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor, chair
man Of the Program Committee, re-
Gently has returned from . visit of
several weeks in Florida. Mrs. Clif-
ford K. Bergman Is chairman Of
the Hospitality Committee, and Mrs.
John A. Fleming is In charge of
flower arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Pan>America Is Theme
A. NJ. w. To Hear Women of
Diplomatic Corps Tomorrow

presided and Mrs. John Donaldson,
chairman of the international Re-
lations Committee, introduced the
speakers. The program was ar
ranged by Miss Elsie Brown Of the
Pan-American Union and Miss
Stella Clemence Of the Library of
Congress.
Talks at Tea Tomorrow.
A 5-minute talk on outstanding
women of their respective countries
will be given at the tea tomorrow
by Sonora de Pastoria, wife Of the
Minister Of the Dominican Repub-
lie: Sonora de Fernandez, wife of
the Minister from Paraguay; Sonora
de Baron, Sonora de Samper- Or
tega, Sonora de Ga1tua, wife Of the
Counselor Of the Chilean Embassy,
and Senorita Carmen Baez, third
secretary of the Mexican Embassy.
Guests Of honor will include
Hepora de Castillo -Najero, wife sof
N1E Mexican Ambassador; Sonora
de- Caceres. wife of the Minister
from Honduras. Sonora de Duhaxt,
vita of HE 8ecohd Secretary Of He
Mexican Embassy; Sonora de Cor
tes, wife Of the Military Attache Of
the Chilean Embassy: Mrs. Ben
Cherrington, wife of the head of
the Division Of Cultural Relations
Of the State Department, and Mrs.
Richard Pattee, wife Of the assistant
director: Mrs. Thomas Burke, we'll
known Chilean pianist; Mrs. Lin
coin White, Mrs. Concha James of
the Pan-American Union, Mrs.
Maurice Thatcher, wife Of the for
mer Governor of Panama; Miss
Mary Winslow of the Inter-Ameri-
can Commission Of Women, Miss
Mabel Vernon Of the Peoples Man.
date and Miss Marina Cuevas of the
Library Of Congress.
The speakers will be presented
by Miss Irene Wright of the Gull
tural Relations Division Of the State
Department. Mrs. Van Week will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Donaldson and Mrs. Joseph M.
Howorth.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Sorority Initiates 4

Alpha ri Epsilon, honorary home
economies sorority ut George WASH
ington University, initiated four new
members in ceremony last night
at the Columbian House, followed
by p banquet at Brooke Farms Tea
House. The new members enter
tained with q sht after dinner.
They are Philomena Magota, Eliza
beth Holden, Cecilia Ksiazek and
Ruth Cohen.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

NOt OS11y Q8S Su0 Io0oe0 II ne1 Afs'
lington home throughout her mar.
lied life, but that county Is her
birthplace. and it, needs, ambitions
and traditions have been known to
her since childhood.
With cleanup week" on the
clubs program. Mrs. Head spoke Of
some Of the countyis tFibulations IN
m interview given while she raked,
pruned and planted on the acres
she calls her garden"
I'VE have been having q great
deal Of complaints recently" she
explained, "in regard to refuse
trucks which pass along the pike,
carelessly permitting paper and
other unsishtly trash to fall OF
along the roadsides. The club Is
working now on cleaning up the
countryside and is emphasizing the
work by placing posters throughout
the county" She declared that the
club had already brought about ef-
fective legislation In regard to trafic
safety and speed laws.
While she deplored untidiness Of
the highways, Mrs. Head chatted
about plans for her own grounds.
Il practically dug myself out Of
the woods" she said, leading to q
formal garden at the side Of the
house. where English box incloses
nearly every variety Of perennial
known to the layman gardener"
Believes Happy Home Life
Encourages Success.
Beyond, q mass Of golden jonquils
could be seen reflected in the waters
Of natural pond, where Mrs. Head
explained her children swan as
youngsters.
II love young people," she re-
marked. "and I believe that chill
dren today are as fine as they have
ever BEEN"
Through practical experience,
Mrs. Head added her belief that
happy home life contributes largely
to the success and happiness of
young people. With one son civil
CAABAACCAS 0AIOtIAC1 d lldVd4 UkuCCI,
and her only daughter married to q
young doctor, Mrs. Head declared
that her children always looked for
ward to their visits to the home
where they were all born.
II always believed in making my
home place for my children and
their friends to come whenever they
wished and many q time. when the
children returned home from school,
I literally did not know how many
heads to count" she laughed.
With her children, grown and
away from home, Mrs. Head turned
her energies to new hobby-the
study and collection Of antique fur
niture.
Early American furniture is my
hobby. now" she explained, lead
ing the way into her house, where
many f1ne pieces Of cherry, walnut,
Evening star., 1940-04-14

The Warrington branch Of the
American Association Of University
Women ID giving particular atten-
ton this week end to the 50th an
niversary of the founding Of the
Pan-American Union. The occa-
sion was celebrated yesterday with
q luncheon honoring members Of
the Latin American diplomatic
corps, while the club tea tomorrow
will feature q symposium by Latin
American women.
1.-THE High Lights of Fifty Friendly
Years" was the subject of an ad-
dress by DR.. Don Hector David Cas-
tro, vice chairman Of the Gov
erning Board of the Pan-American
Union and Minister from Ell Sal
vador. at the luncheon yesterday.
DR.. Castro called Pan-Americanism
q living force which unites the re-
publics Of this hemisphere In . COM
mon -pMpose.-.'It IS based on the
true interests uf these countr1ex" ne
said. ~
Il cannot say that Pan-Americsn-
ism means more to ana ono o. them
than to the Others" he added, be
cause the usefulness Of the CO.
operation which every American re-
public is supposed to receive from
her sister nations will entirely de-
pend upon her own situation 1T the
time when this cooperation Is
rendered"
Guests Of honor included Sonora
de Castro, wife of the speaker; the
Minister Counselor of the Cuban
Embassy. DR.. Jose T. Baron, and
Sonora de Baron; the Counselor of
the Colombian Embassy, Senior Don
Daniel Samper- -Ortega, and Sonora
de Samper- -Ortega; DR.. David Rubio,
curator, Hispanic Division Of the
Library Of Congress; DR.. Domingo
Caino, authority on Spanish Colo
nial architecture, and Senorita MI
nerva Berardino, vice chairman Of
the Inter-American Commission Of
Women.
Mrs. william c. Van Week, presi-
dent Of the Washington branch,
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Chapter Plans Dance

The Na1. Charles M. Stedman
chapter, Children Of the Confed-
eracy. will hold spring dance at
the Confederate Memorial Hall, l322
vegm0nt avenue NV, on Satnrday1
nioet. Mrs. William F. Downing Is
f18 director aof~cldldren; Miss ANN
4vens. president OF the chapter. nd
- = Aessuerites Koch, past prssir]
09ns y chairman Of the dance.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
COP. Aide to Speak

The Maine Alumni Association in
Warrington will hear an address by
Miss Marion E. Martin, assistant
chairman Of the Republican National
Committee and director Of the
wofnen'S division, Thursday at 7:30
pm. at Tilden Gardens. Miss
Marion Lord Is president Of the
alumnie and 8. A. Hall is program
chairman,
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Reports to Be Made

DR.. Faith williams Of the cost of
living section, Bureau Of Labor Sta
tistics, and Donald E Montgomery
Of the Consumers Council of the
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration, will report on the recent
National Consumer Educational
Conference Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
University Of Maryland Agriculture
Auditorium. The meeting Is spon-
sored by the consumers study group
Of the College Park Branch, Ameri-
can Association >of University
Women, and is open to the public.
The conference to be discussed
was held in Columbia, Mo.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Groups Of Penwomen
Here Early for Session
Due to Open Saturday
Several Hundred Expected
To Attend National Leagues
Biennial Convention
BY FRANCES LDE
Women's Club Editor.

Weds OF the pen pencil and brush" beginning
converge washington for the biennial
League OF American Penwonen
hundred out-oftown members well residing
Washington
Headquarters will begin Saturday
a* with the traditional
concluding treat luncheon
tor members Of the April
few members and delegates
friends Nations Capital
While the authors breakfast always high light
% share Importance and bance this with
night arranged for April 49,
Extend Warm Welcome.
The story back the Puerto
has extended the
The leagues newest branch organized in
Puerto Rican officials extending and
greetings from William
Assistant Secretary the
to have part the colorful program
More of this banquet later For the about
tons which usually held with considerable
Audrey Wurdemann Ausander retiring
resident and from likely that
District will continue to claim national
Edna Knight Gasch
branch Denver,
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Carnival to Be Given

A Carnival Night" will be given
by Theta Chapter, Phi Gamma Pi
sorority, April 80, at the Thomas
Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, as q benefit entertain
ment for the blood bank" A slight
admission charge will be made,
Evening star., 1940-04-14

tion," with illustrations. Wednes-
day, 10 am. to IL m, Red Cross
surgical dressings unit, 1870 E
street NV. Thursday, / pm,
French section, dessert-bridge
with Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce, 1748
Lamont street NV. Friday, IL M,
garden section, to meet at cactus
nursery, 40 South College park
way, Frederick, Md.
Community Clubs
Bethesda Woman's Club-Tuesday,
II am, literary department, book
review, Moment in Peking," by
Lin Yutang. Luncheon. After
noon book review by Mrs. Hazel
Wilson, "Childrent's Books"
W'man's Club Of Chevy Chase, Nd.
Tomorrow, $3.50 pm, interna-
tional relations section last forum.
Speaker, Chester Williams, "Is
the Bill OF Rights Endangered by
War Fever?" Tuesday, II am. to
1880 pm, physical education
section luncheon meeting. Wed.
nesday, IL m, club meeting; /
pm, speaker, DR.. Winfred Over
holzer. What Is Mental Disease:
and What May We Do About It?"
Pianist, Hazel Brown Piers: 2
pm. business. Thursday, 10 am.
nature section trip to Ant Hills,
Civil War trenches and Potomac
River Palisades. Meet at Chevy
Chase Circle. Friday, 1880 pm,
Know Your County group.
Speaker, Charles Orme, 'The Po-
lice System" 2 pm. literature
section.
Takoma Park Women's. Club-To-
morrow, $50 am, garden de-
partment with Mrs. George Z.
Davis, COS Noyes drive, Silver
Spring. Business meeting followed
! by visit to Hermitage Farm, Az
pen Hill, Md. as guests of Edwin
Powell. Wednesday, 10 am,
choral group rehearsal, 107 Tulip
avenue. Thursday, las pm, Home
Il Makers Department, at 1882 q
street NV. Friday. 1880 pm,
executive board with Mrs. Thomas
w. Marshall, 17o7 Holly street
NV.
Silver Spring Woman's Club-To-
morrow, 1:30 pm, music depart
ment ut Community Center. SUBJ
ject, Hymns" by Mrs. J. Frank
Winter. Wednesday, 1:30, public
welfare department ct Com
munity Center. Subject, making
surgical dressings.
Petworth WoGnan's Club Tolnor-
row. . pm, civic-educatton rec
sstiogs With lfraz Qeecge !. Hudson,
"a Allison street NV. Speaker.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Arlington Club President
Makes Antiques Her Hobby
Mrs. James Head Well Fitted for Work
Of Group interested in Home
And Civic Betterment
By GRETCHEN SMITH.

With civic and home betmsnt obcve Arlington wanv
Club made happy choice In Head
- president for her experience has given outlook
IN those fields.
Her youthful brown and complexion dhcut to
believe that four grandchildren holidays
Evening star., 1940-07-27
Dr.. Lenski 10 Hold
Double Service al
Grace Lutheran
Guest SoIoists
To Offer Special
Musical Numbers

At Grace Lutheran Church TO-
morrow will be a double service.
with Gerhard E. Lenski preaching
at both services and guest soloists
offering special musical numbers.
At 8.45 am. he will continue his
series on Great Teachings of the
Old Testament" He will have as
his theme "Free-for What?" Mrs.
Carl Rasmussen. contralto, will be
special soloist. She will sing Gou-
mods "The King of Love" and as
an offertory number Bach's I'm
Faith I Calmly Rest"
At II am. DR.. Lenski will preach
on the same topic. A group of new
members will be received. Walter
Eggers, baritone, will be the soloist.
He will sing Parker's "All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name" and Ma
lottes arrangement for THE Lords
Prayer" Marian Ranberg will give
an organ recital preceding the II
am. service, featuring Schubert's
Prelude"
The Young Ladies' Sewing Circle
will meet Tuesday at 7::30 pm. at
the home of Miss Ruthellen Platt,
1342 Jefferson street NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-27
Three Sunday Sermons
By Dr.. 0. F. BIackwe|der

At the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation tomorrow DR.. Oscar F..
Blackwelder will deliver three SER
mons. His theme for the 80 matin
service will be When He Passed
By" At IL am. his subject will be
Mirrors or Windows" He will con-
tinue his evening series of sermons
on The Story of the Prodigal Son."
using the subject When a Man
Comes to Himself at the 8:l5 eve
ming hour
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will be held at pm. with the
Round Table League in charge.
On Monday and Tuesday DR..
Blackwelder will speak at the Lu-
theran Assembly for Church Workers
at Massanetta Springs, Va.
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew. associate
pastor, and Mrs. Lowe have con-
cluded their work at Columbia Uni
versity and are visiting relatives in
Ohio. They will return here about
August g.