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Evening star., 1940-05-26
Y. M. G. A. News

The Central Y. M. &. A. has sched-
uled the following events this week:
Today pm. DR.. George s. Dun
can, dean of the School of Religion
OF the Y. M. c. A.. lectures to the
Young Peoples Society of the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church on THE Ma
ture and Purpose of the Bible"
Tomorrow-6 pm, US Mems Club
dinner at the Smorgasbord.
Tuesday-6:3o pm, girls aux
iliary.
Wednesdays pm. clay modelling
class; pm, Junior Gym Leaders
Club; 6 pm, dinner at Athletic
Council: 7:30 pm, Checker Club and
international Club; 8 pm, Senior
Council and Gentlemen Of the Green
Cloth, Y. M. c. A. Glee Club and
public speaking group.
Thursday-9:30 am. weekly staff
conference $3.50 pm, soap sculpture
class; AIS pm, Prep and Junior
Clubs; S pm, Junior Gym Leaders
Club; Z pm, motion picture pro-
gram, Cleveland Park branch; 7:30
pm, Camera Club.
Friday-:30 pm, woodworking
classes; 7:45 pm, Troop 100, B. S.
A.: 8 pm, Senior Council and Gen.
tlemen Of the Green Cloth.
Saturday-11:30 am. Stamp Club;
1890 pm. clay modelling class; l
pm, Westminster Club; 1870 pm,
Langdcn School Club and prep
woodworking class; 2 pm, movies;
2::30 pm, Junior woodworking class;
3 pm, bugle corps; $3.50 pm, senior
woodworking class; 3:45, soap sculp-
ture; 4:30 pm, art class.
All Of Saturdays program will be
In the boys building.
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loyuI Order Of Moose

A delegation of Washington men,
bers will assemble today at 7:30
am. at 1414 Eye street NV. to 20 to
the annual spring meeting of the
Moose Maryland and Border States
Association at Hagerstown, Nd, to-
day. Special buses will be provided
At the last meeting of the local
lodge plans were made for the an
nual boat ride on the steamer
Mount Vernon on June 3.
The members participated in a
joint memorial service with the
Women of the Moose recently. De-
ceased members who were remem-
bered included Charles H. Newman,
Leo E. Edmonds, John j. Loughrey
Steve Molnar, Fred E. Fosnight,
Hugo Sylvester and James F. Rol-
land.
The next meeting will be Tues
day evening with Gov. Howard
Clark presiding.
Women Of the Moose.
Columbia Chapter met in joint
session with Columbia Lodge at
a memorial service for the follow
ing members: Minnie Reardon
Alberta Fosnight, Margaret Zihl-
man, Mamie Fagnano, Flora Hamil-
ton, Gerbie Hunter, Lulu Bowles
and Margaret Foster and Louella
Scott, who were Junior members.
A delegation of so members will
60 to Hagerstown today.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Initiatory Degree
To Be Conferred by
Beacon Lodge
Amity Holds Annual
Roll Call Thurdsoy,
With Hester PRESIDING

Beacon Lodge, Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows, will meet tomorrow
at 2 pm. Noble Grand Frank Met
Ter will preside. Roscoe Jenkins,
grand lodge instructor, with a de-
gree team, will confer the initiatory
degree.
Amity Lodge will hold annual
roll call Thursday night. Melvin
Hester, noble grand, will preside.
Moving pictures and an entertain
ment will be held.
Harmony Lodge will meet June S.
Noble Grand Ralph E. McConomy
will preside. The third degree will
be conferred on Robert r. Penna
and Aurther J. Demers.
Columbia Lodge to Meet.
Columbia Lodge will meet June 6,
8pm. Noble Grand Rufus B. Colvin
will preside. The initiatory degree
will be conferred. The second de-
gree will be conferred in Roanoke,
Va, May %.
Department Comdr. Charles B.
Lampe, William F. Becker, military
adviser to the general commanding;
Maj. Guy F. Glossbrenner, depart
ment aid to the general command
ing, and Fay F. Hunter, adjutant,
will represent the Patriarchs Mill
tant of this jurisdiction at the grand
lodge session in Roanoke, Va. to-
day.
The Mithras Sanctorum, Ancient
Mystic Order of Samaritans, cele-
brated its Goth anniversary with
a banquet Tuesday night. Robert
G. Burdette Of Cleveland, national
head, was guest of honor.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment and
Magenenu Encampment will meet
in a joint session Tuesday night at
the hall, 2020 Rhode Island avenue
NE. G. Lewis Cooper and Charles
L. Cooper, chief patriarchs, will be
in charge. The Royal Purple De-
gree will be conferred.
Visitations Concluded.
The president of the Rebekah AS
sembly, Mrs. Margaret j. Rule, con-
cluded the spring series of vista
tions with a visit to Miriam Rebekah
Lodge last week.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will
meet Tuesday night in Stansbury
Hall. Mrs. Estella Johnson. noble
grand, will preside. Preceding the
meeting supper will be served.
On June S, the Department As
sociation of Ladies' Auxiliaries P. M
will hold a dinner at the home of
the president, Mrs. Amy " Gloss
brenner, 1886 Fulton street NV.
The I. o. o. F. Ladies Bowling
League closed the season last night
with banquet at the Highlands.
The guests of honor we're Mrs. Rule
and Mrs. Mary Cummings, presi-
dent of the Ladies Auxiliary P. M
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Ancient Order Of Hibernions

Joseph E. Kerrigan, national
president. was the guest Of honor
last night at the Hamilton Hotel
at banquet sponsored by the Com
modore John Barry Division and
the Ladies Auxiliary.
This morning Mr.. Kerrigan will
represent the order at the annual
memorial mass in the ampitheater
at Arlington National Cemetery.
under the auspices of the combined
Catholic societies and the knights
of Columbus of the District. He
will later lay a wreath on the Tomb
Of the Unknown Soldier, assisted by
Francis J. Rafferty,, president Of the
local division; Miss Mary Kinsella,
national president Ladies Auxiliary,
and Miss Mary E. Cleary, District
president, who will each present
wreath for their organizations.
He will be a guest of the Com
modore John Barry Division at the
luncheon to follow at the Willard
Hotel and will later represent the
order at the ceremonies at the Bar
ry stature in Franklin Square.
where wreath will be laid by him
in the name and by Rafferty, for
the local division.
Members of the John Barry Divi-
sion will also be present at the cere-
monies at the Nuns of the Battle
fields Monument at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Dionne Sisters Type
And Run Mu|fiqraph

We don't know whether you care
to or not, but Scribner's Commenta-
tor magazine says you can now write
to your favorite Dionne quintuplet
and get back a very personal letter,
written on her own portable, super
de luxe, noiseless typewriter of YOU
know what make.
It costs but a Scent stamp and
the answer is free. Each letter be-
gins Dear Friend" ends Love"
However, Scribner's Commentator
Magazine, in an effort to save you
money in stamps and q long wait
gives you herewith the replies DR..
Dafoe has the famous sisters five
tapping out:-Marie: II wish you
could come to our party. We would
have fun" Cecile: 1--WE sing songs.
We like to sing. We like to type
write, too. It makes us happy"
(What commercialisnD
Yvonne: II like to play in the
snow. We have lots of fun in the
snow" (This letter changes with
the seasons) Emilie-writing an
other ccmmercial-just says school
is fun now because they have type
writer's. Annette tells you she likes
milk-no firm drinks a
good deal of 1t and thinks DR.. Dafoe
is swell.
Judging by the Typography Of the
letters, the quints must also run
multigraph machines.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
1eamsters' Union Guilty
In Antitrust Case
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Twenty-six
members of Local 807 of the Inter-
national Brotherhood of Teamsters,
Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers
of America CA. F. L., and the union
itself have been convicted of con-
spring to violate the antitrust laws
and the Anti-Racketeering Act.
The defendants were accused of
interfering with interstate COM
merce and adding nearly $1,0OO,OO0
a year to the cost of trucking food
into New York City by exacting
tribute from truckers by threats and
violence. A Federal court jury gave
Its decision late yesterday.
Possible sentences of II to Al years,
according to the decree of guilt, face
the union members as we'll as fines
of $4,000 to $45 900. The local could
be fined a maximum of S45,OO0.
Federal Judge Murray Hubert set
June for sentencing.
The Government contended that
the Is members employed threats
and violence against out-of-town
truckmen to compel employment of
local members at S942 a day to un-
load trucks in the city.
The defense alleged the local was
making a legitimate fight to main
tain living and working conditions
won over period of years.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Order Of De MoIuy

Harry Klotz was elected master
counselor at the last meeting of
Robert Lee Bruce Chapter: Henry
Studds, senior counselor and Slaton
Stevens, junior counselor.
The following officers were ap-
pointed by the master counselor:
Aubrey Burgess, senior deacon;
George Bancroft, junior deacon;
Bob Valiant, senior steward; Grover
Collins, junior steward; Boswell
Clark, chaplain; Charles Beaumont,
marshal; Albert Grooms, standard
bearer; Edwin Billheimer, orator;
Kenneth Rogers, sentinel; Peter
Vito, Amory Erickson, Hugh Camp
bell, Walter Allen, John Neuman,
Jack Slaughter and Herrone Bart
ley. preceptors.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Knights Of Pythios

Acting on a request of E. Lee
Stapp, supreme chancellor, c. M.
Whitaker, chancellor commander of
Webster Lodge, has appointed a
committee to assist in raising funds
for the American Red Cross. Mem
bers of the committee include Mr..
Whitaker, James S. Eiseman, George
Baum, Richard Lowering, William
Baum and Robert Talman. Similar
committees will be named by other
lodges.
Under the command of Col. George
G. Allen of Hartford, Conn.,, IS men,
bers of the Uniform Rank of Hart
ford were entertained by members
of the District Grand Lodge last
Friday. The group also included
representatives of the Pythian
Sisters.
Delegations from Baltimore, Fred
erick and Cumberland, Md, will
attend a meeting of Calanthe Lodge
tomorrow night when the knight
rank will be conferred. Candidates
from other subordinate lodges, in
cluding Webster Lodge, will also
participate.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Reserve Officers
Offered Training al
First Army Maneuvers
Choice IA, n and
2S Day Expected
To Be Available

District Of Columbia Reserve
officers who have applied for active
duty during August, with the excep-
ton of Coast Artillery and Chemical
Warfare Service officers, are having
their applications returned to them
with the request that they indicate
thereon whether they desire training
instead with the first Army maneu-
vers to be held in the northern area
Of New York State. 1t is contem-
plated making the maximum pos
sible use Of the opportunity to train
Reserve officers with troops par
ticipating in the maneuvers. For
this purpose the majority will be
attached to the Sd Corps staff, to
Regular Army units, to National
Guard units and to provisional
units. Others will be used as UNI
pires and with installations to be
established.
1t Is expected that authority will
exist for the detail of officers for IA.
II and % day periods, the length of
the active duty periods being de-
pendent in part upon the ability of
the officers concerned to attend and
upon the extent of participation in
the maneuvers of the unit to which
attached. In general, the periods of
training will be as follows: The Sd
Corps staff, 81 days; Regular Army
troops, 28 days; umpires, 81 days:
National Guard units Except field
artillery, 81 days and IA days, and
National Guard field artillery, IA
days. 1t is not possible at this time
to fix the exact dates of active duty
periods, but the following are tenta-
tive dates: 2S-day periods, August 4
to 81; 2l-day periods, August 4 to
"a, and 14-day periods, August II
to "a.
A number of District Reserve
officers will begin on June 16, a Pc
r1od Of IA days. active duty at Fort
George G. Meade, Md; Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa; Fort Monroe, Va, and
Fort Hoyle. Md. They include: Sec
ond Its. Judson T. Armstrong, jr.;
Francis P. DAILY, Robert E. Dough-
erty, John P. McGrath and Thomas
B. Tighe at Fort Meade; First Its.
August H. Kramm, John M. Nc
Mahon, Raymond A. Osbourn and
Robert F. Owen at Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa; Second Its. Allston P.
Keyes at Fort Monroe, Va. and
Second 1t. Douglas G. McMillin at
Fort Boyle, Md.
Capt. Henry S. See, who has been
promoted to the grade of major,
will be relieved from assignment to
the 5th Engineers.
First 1t. John M. Byers Is relieved
from 30th Evacuation Hospital and
is assigned to 73d General Hospital,
and Second 1t. Robert T. Davis is
relieved from 653d Engineer Bat
talon and assigned to 627th Engi-
neer Battalion.
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P.-T.A A.
Continued From Page CD

Oscar Hunt. There will also be a
fortune telling BOOTH
Addison Curtis Hyde.
At the last meeting DR.. Mitchell
Dreese of George Washington Uni
versity discussed "The Psychological
Characteristics of Good Home" "
The glee club, under the direction
of Miss Nora Lee Orndorff, furnished
a musical program of songs by
Stephen Foster.
Wheatley.
Mrs. ]. Lunson, president, has
called a meeting of officers to-
morrow at 1870 pm. in the school
library to appoint committee chair
men.
Mrs. Stephen Jones, parent edu-
cation chairman, will present a
French play, which she has taught
to pupils as an after school activ-
ity, at the assembly on June 7.
The play will be entirely in French,
and an official of the French EN-
bassy has been invited to attend.
Mrs. T. Dome, third grade teacher,
has organized a branch of the Au-
dubon Club at the school. Pupils
meet each Thursday to make bird
houses and study migration. Many
parents have attended these ses-
sions.
Mckinley High.
At the last meeting music was
furnished by the concert group of
the girls glee club. under the di-
rection of H. Nicodemus. The girls
wore the new robes in the school
colors. Mrs. E. N. Daniel, w. D.
Thompson and A. j. Wondrack gave
short talks on Physical Education
at Mckinley High School," Moving
pictures, in color, of the football
team in training at Camp Let's were
shown by Fred J. Rossiter. "A re-
port of the years work was read
by Mrs. Charles H. Pierce, chair
man.
The following officers were in
stalled by Mrs. w. N. Streeter,
seventh vice president of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Congress; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Richard Purcell; first
vice president, Mrs. William B. CAL
vert; second vice president, Frank
G. Daniel; third vice president, Mrs.
Walter Valentine; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. r. c. Snow; correspond
ing secretary, E. E. Grinhth; treas
urer, Mrs. Paul I. Neuhaus; his
torian, Mrs. Charles r. Allen.
Mrs. Charles H. Pierce, outgoing
president. was presented with
past presidents pin.
Eliot Junior High.
Newly elected officers are Mrs.
A. Hudson, president; Mrs. N.
Whipp, first vice president; Mrs.
A. Kinnear, second vice president;
Mrs. A. Cohill, treasurer; Mrs. N.
white, secretary; Mrs. B. Updike,
historian.
The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday at 1:30 pm.
Carbery Ludlow.
Election and installation of ON
GERS took place on May az. Re-
ports were given by delegates to
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Royal Arcunum

The Grand Council jubilee class
initiation will be held at Pythian
Temple on May %. Supreme Regent
William G. Root will be welcomed
by Grand Regent Herman Wealthall.
The Boosters Club elected Robert
Racoosin president; Edward A. Dim
Ter, vice president; Edward Mount
castle, sergeant at arms, and Jack
Feeney, secretary.
Past Supreme Regent Herbert
Johnson has named Grand Regent
Herman Wealthall, Supreme Repre-
sentative Harry A. Kulze, Grand
Vice Regent Homer R, King, Grand
Orator M. G. Horn and Field Di-
rector A. j. Horn as the Booster
Committee on the new juvenile de-
partment for this jurisdiction.
Tomorrow night a special meeting
of regents, secretaries and collectors
will be held at 1015 L street NV. for
the preparation of candidates for the
Grand Council jubilee class the fol-
lowing evening.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met with
Councillor A. Don Morocco presiding.
Mrs. Mary Reed Smith was officially
received as deputy State councillor,
escorted by Past Councillor Mrs.
Alees Anderson and former Deputy
State Councillor to the Council Mrs.
Sue Mehaffie of Columbia Council.
The next meeting will be tomorrow
night when reception will be
given honoring Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Mehaffie.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Ben Hur News

Edwin w. Saunders presided at
the meeting of United Court when
the new district manager, Kenneth
L. Canine, was welcomed. Deputy
Calvin S. Orth has eight candidates
for the class ceremonial to be held
during the summer. Melvin D.
Newland, chairman, executive board
and Everett M. Pershing, director of
United Degree Team, spoke.
National fraternal week was cele-
brated by Congressional Court.
Kenneth L. Canine spoke on the
special programs in the six courts
James A. Noyes presided. Clarence
N. Mitchell, delegate to the Hospital
Service Association and the Execu-
i've Board, reported on the business
oessions.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

the State convention. Delegates
were Mrs. Herbert Bosworth, Mrs.
Henry Buck, Mrs. Edward Kappa
and Mrs. William Kuhns.
Taft Junior High.
The association will meet Tues
day at 8:15 pm. for election of ON.
GERS. They will be installed by Mrs.
c. D. Lowe, president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress. The
girls and boys glee clubs and the
school orchestra will provide music.
DR.. Henry F. Hubbard, professor
of psychology at George Washing
ton University, will speak on Occu-
pational Adjustment-How to Get
a Job and Hold It." From tbs to
BIS pm. there will be demonstra.
tions and exhibits in all classrooms
in connection with the annual
school exhibit.
Bryan.
A meeting will be held Tuesday at
7:45 pm. for election of odicers.
They will be installed by Mrs. p. G.
Elicit, first vice president Of the
District Of Columbia Congress.
,Keene.
The grade mothers will meet
Wednesday at lis pm.
Jefferson Junior High.
At the last meeting officers elect
ed were Mrs. John Allison, presi-
dent; Mrs. Joe Perron, first vice
Mrs. G. F. Kinghorn, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. L. A.
Sherman. third vice president; Mrs.
L. G. Newman, fourth vice presi-
dent: Mrs. R. v. Riggles, secretary:
Mrs. G. Padgett, treasurer. A short
program, given by the girls glee
club and Mrs. M. Harmen's ga
pupils, showed that all disputes can
be settled without war. The retiring
Mrs. E. H. Cook, was pre-.
sented with a silver tea set.
An indoor carnival is being
planned for June 6.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
B. P. O. EIks

washington Lodge has elected
delegates and alternates to the
Maryland, Delaware and District of
Columbia State Association Conven-
ton at Annapolis this summer. The
delegates are Harvey C. Belt,
Charles R. Bush, Robert Crowley,
Ambrose A. Durkin, Morris Fetter-
man, Harry Leer, Thomas A. Pad
gett, Charles w. Russell, George F..
Sullivan, John Trumbo, Thomas C.
Tucker. Alternates-Frank w. Bax-
ter, Fred W. Berger. Frank L. Betz
Joseph C. Easton, Fred S. Good
hart, j. H. Humpherson, Michael
Hyman, John j. Snyder, I. Harry
Strasburger, Edward M. Venable
and Frank M. Zuch.
Washington Lodge will hold it's
28th annual orphans outing at
Glen Echo Park on June 26. Ex-
alted ruler, L. Martin Young, and
Joseph w. Freeman, chairman, will
soon announce the personnel of
the committee.
Flag Day exercises will be held
June IA and the Elks' moonlight
cruise, June "a.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
7. W. G. A. News

The Girl Reserve Glee Club will
meet Monday at o'clock. That
evening the Elizabeth Somers Glee
Club will have a banquet at the
Chastleton.
The Girl Reserves at Roosevelt
High School will have election of
officers on Wednesday at o'clock
The Hyattsville Girl Reserves at
$3.50 will have as guest speaker,
Alden Harrison Of the Washington
Post Wednesday evening the Gen.
trail High School Girl Reserves will
hold dinner at the Y. w. c. A.
On Tuesday, beginning May %.
Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell will conduct
course on Approved English and
Vocabulary Building"
Officers Of the clubs of the busi-
ness and professional departments
will meet Wednesday evening for
the first session in the Officers
Training Course" Miss Earlene
White, former president of the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women, will lead a
discussion on COMMITTEE Tech
nique."
There will be Y. w. C. A.
conducted trip to the New York
Worlds Fair over Memorial Day
week end. The group will leave
Washington by the Baltimore e.
Ohio at 8 o'clock on Thursday.
Mrs. Maxwell Winter of the Girl
Reserve Mothers Council has issued
invitations to other members of the
mothers council and their daugh-
tiers and members of the Senior
Girl Reserve Council for an all-day
picnic on Friday at her home near
Washington Grove. The group will
leave around 1890.
The Girl Reserves in the junior
high schools will have dance
on the roof Of the Y. w. c. A. on
Saturday from $3.50 to 11:30.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Jobs Daughters

At the last meeting of Bethel
No. /, officers for the coming six
months were elected as follows
Margaret Wrathall, honored queen;
Virginia Taylor, senior princess;
Ethel Read, Junior princess; Eileen
Newton, guide, and Lois Heizman,
marshal. Public installation will
be held June l at the Masonic Tenn
pie at 8 pm.
Those elected to serve on the
Bethel Committee were Patricia
Comingore, Shirley Manders, Ger
aldine Brown, Ethel Brooks and
June Mattern.
The drill team is sponsoring trip
to New York on the week end Of
June Z. Reservations can be made
through Catherine Norris at 1915
N street g. =.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Shoemaker Heads
Committee PLANNING
Masonic Show
Night Of Thrills
Slated at Stadium
On June 21

Marvin E. Fowler, president of
the Masters Masonic Association of
1910. announced last night the ap-
pointment of Warren w. Shoe
maker, master of William r. Single
ton Lodge, as general chairman of
the Might of Thrills" Committee
and William M. Throckmorton,
master of Trinity Lodge, as chair
man of publicity.
This annual event for the benefit
Of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home of the District of Columbia
will be held on June 81 at Griffth
Stadium. There will be a baseball
game in the afternoon and in the
evening series of circus events.
Arthur B. Hansen, master of
Dawson Lodge, announces the F. c.
degree Monday night with Senior
Deacon Burneston presiding. Junior
Steward Wilson will deliver the
lecture.
On Tuesday evening the M. M.
degree will be conferred in Federal
Lodge by Senior Warden Dudley
and Junior Warden Russell.
Acacia Lodge will be addressed
on Tuesday evening by the deputy
grand master of Masons in the
District of Columbia on Six Epochs
of Masonry"
Stansbury Lodge will confer the
F. G. degree on Monday evening.
Robert de Bruce Council will meet
Thursday evening.
The S. Kann Sons Co. Cornerstone
Club held its annual Firms Night"
at the Harrington Hotel on May
16. About 80 members and guests
were present. including B. B. Bur-
gunder, president, and Sol Kann,
vice president and secretary.
Irving McCann gave a talk on
current affairs. Entertainment was
by Joe King, ventriloquist; Earline
King, soprano: Ruth Shesle, piano:
Fred Fetter. saXophonist; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lusky. violin. accordion
and songs, and Erma Calvert, ac-
companist.
Lebanon Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Monday at pm, at 92O
Bladensburg road NE.
The last meeting of the Postal
Service Square Club, carriers
night" was held at 2108 Sixteenth
street NV. Representative James
P. Richards of South Carolina spoke
on The True American Spirit"
David E. Kisliuk, Henry Sunwold
and Benjamin Greenstreet were
elected delegates to the annual con-
vention of the National League of
Masonic Clubs. The club plans
moonlight trip on July Is.
Trestleboard.
Monday: Dawson Lodge, Stans-
bury Lodge, Joppa Lodge, Benjamin
Franklin Lodge, Mount Vernon
Chapter Anacostia Chapter.
Tuesday: Federal Lodge, Acacia
Lodge, Takoma Lodge, Samuel
Gompers Lodge, Mount Horeb
Chapter, Potomac Chapter, Wood
ridge Chapter, De Molay Com
mandery Robert De Bruce Council
of Kadosh.
Saturday: Grand Lodge School
Of Instruction.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Woodmen Circle

The 30th anniversary celebration
Of Willow Grove was held May IT.
Mrs. Elsie Kenney introduced many
games. Mrs. Virginia Clark, guard
ian, gave a short talk and refresh
ments were served. The Imps Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Naomi
Kidwell. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitworth
assisted the hostess. A banquet will
be held June 26. The next meeting
Of the club will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Pearl Thompson, Ard
more, Nd, ON June 20.