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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
.EIks Will Induct
Large Glass Into
Order Wednesday
Special Honors to Be
Paid L. Martin Young,
Excited Ruler

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
will induct a large class into the
order Wednesday in honor Of the
chair officers. Special honors will be
PAID L. Martin Young, exalted ruler,
who has already received the high
est honor awarded by Washington
Lodge, when he was voted an hon.
orary life membership at the conclu-
sion of his first term as exalted ruler
in 1898. He was again honored this
year, receiving the unusual distinc-
ton of being the only exalted ruler
in the history of the lodge to be
elected for a second term. Other
officers are Allan j. Duvall. leading
knight; Ambrose A. Durkin. loyal
knight, and Leonard L. Pearce, lee
turing knight.
The following will be initiated:
william r. Blaydee, jr.; Albert w.
Brown, Espy T. Browning, John D.
Collins, Joseph M. Cullen, Patrick
j. Curran. Carl NJ. Darby, Harry
Edwards, Charles E. Teller. Daniel
F. Gainey. Frederick Gartrell, Ev-
erett j. Hall. A T. Halle. Joseph H.
Hainlein, William r. Ham, William
D. Harvey. Edward A. Hensley, E.
Claggett Jones, Raymond J. Kearney,
Robert H. Kearney, John B. Kinks,
Thomas D. Lane, Anthony P. Letina,
Harry c. Lehman, Joseph L. Nc
Groary, Joseph P. Mitchell, Carl w.
Pearce, P. r. Presgraves, Leo J.
Rossiter. Paul j. Standish, Charles
Stein. Luther j. Walker, and Louis
A. Walker; for affiliation. Ernest E.
Thomas; for reinstatement, James
M. Butler, Ralph A. Cusick, Earl H.
DAILY, William J. Darr, Frank H.
Kane and N. Panouchopoulos.
Several other applicants elected
at earlier meetings are eligible to
be initiated.
The Dance Committee will hold
dance each Monday night in addi-
ton to the Thursday and Saturday
night dances.
At the meeting last Wednesday
night special honors were paid to
William S. Shelby, who was cele-
brating his 9th anniversary as sec
rotary. Joseph A Burkart. oldest
living past exalted ruler, made Q
brief talk.
The Elks' Skeet Club met at the
Ager Road Gun Club. Eight clubs
participated. with the Warrenton
Skeet Club taking first place. The
Washington Elks we're second and
the Washington Gun Club third.
Ambrose A. Durkin, chairman of
the Traffic Safety Committee, has
announced that safety awards will
be given Washington cab drivers
who pass so days without an acci-
dent. The Elks also will sponsor
radio dramatizations of fatal acci.
dents and will distribute safety
posters throughout the city.
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PIT. A.
Continued From Page CD

fourth vice president. Mrs. w. H.
Smith; fifth vice president, MIS-.
w. H. McColley; treasurer, c. Z.
Barton; recording secretary, Mrs.
T. Thomson; corresponding secre-
tarv, Manuel Goldman; historian,
Mrs. M. Clements; membership, Mrs.
]. Kennedy; ways and means. Mrs.
w. H. Smith; program, Mrs. M.
Clements; hospitality, Mrs. G. Com
mingore; attendance, Mrs. E. Bier
man; publications, Mrs. M. War
saw; health, C. H. Smith, student
aid. Mrs. L. Mitchell; legislation,
w. A. Lance; radio, Mrs. H. N. Stull;
publicity, Mrs. W. H. McColley; mu-
sic. Miss G.. Lockard; safety, Mrs.
F. L. Duties.
Janney.
At a meeting held Tuesday.
safety" was the topic of talk by
Policeman T. E. Brown. The Rev.
Virgil Cosby spoke on What the
PIT. A. Means to U.s." Music was
furnished by Mrs. H. S. Wilbur. Miss
B. L. Pulizzi, principal, introduced
the teachers and Mrs. Josef Vanier.
president, introduced the various
chairmen. Mrs. Donald Siegrist,
ways and means chairman, an
nounced the fall luncheon would be
held sometime this month. Door
prizes were won as follows: Mothers,
Mrs. R. S. Emory; fathers, S. r..
Newell; teachers, Miss M. R. Hop
kins. The teachers attendance
prize was won by Miss M. R. Hop
kins.
lexington.
A meeting will be held Thursday
evening IT the Emery School. A
new picture by the Community
Chest, "Washington's Door Ways"
will be shown, and short talks given
on When American Schools Are
Democratic"
Bundle day for student aid will
be held October Is for both schools.
The lected officers are: Mrs. Will
liam Watt. president; Mrs. Joseph
H. Allen, first vice president; Mrs. E.
j. Cobb, second vice president; Mrs.
John Akey, secretary; Mrs. R. R.
Reynolds, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. F. Curtin, treasurer; Mrs. j. A.
Hudgins, historian.
Madison Taylor.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at 8 pm. at the Madison School.
The theme for the year is What
Our Community Does for Our Chill
dren." Community Centers" will be
the topic for discussion at this meet
ing. A musical program will be
presented.
Grant, eightman.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at 3 pm. at Grant School. Enter
tainment will be furnished by the
first and second grades.
Ohicers elected and committee
chairmen appointed are: Mrs. Leroy
Risk, president; Mrs. Alice johnson
first vice president; Mrs. P. Talbot,
second vice president; Miss Viola
O6utt, third vice president; Mrs. w.
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p. Allison, secretary: Mrs. j. A..
Wyatt, treasurer: Mrs. M. S. Denn-
man. membership: Mrs. Earle
Waters, publicity; Mrs. D. Dean and
Mrs. Grove. associate program; Mrs.
H. F. Coates, magazine; Mrs. G.
Drummer, student aid; Miss Church,
safety: Mrs. B. c. Parker. legislation;
Mrs. Frederick O.Neil, hospitality.
Congress Heights.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at 2:30 pm. Miss Eva Trusheim,
principal, will speak.
The newly appointed committee
chairmen are Mrs Charles McGog-
ney. citizenship: Mrs Abram Lugen-
beel. cheer-up; Mrs. Alfred Thomas,
decorations; Mrs Fannie Litman.
founders day; Mrs. Elmer Hayes,
Garden Mrs Addison Duval,
health; Mrs. Archie Finagin, hos
pitality: Mrs. Guy Walker, legisla-
ton; Mrs. Raymond Glesler. maya
zine: Miss Maude Mcbride, motion
pictures; Mrs. Erna Steering, men,
bership; Mrs. Catherine Birdsong,
parental attendance; Mrs. Louise
Denison, Mrs. Robert Lee, publicity;
Mrs. George Holm, program; Mrs.
Ruth Schneider, radio; Mrs. N. B.
Petit, student aid; James Taylor,
safety; Mrs. Martha Tate, study
group; Mrs. Frank Mcdonald. spe-
cial luncheons. Mrs. Ira Marine,
scrapbook; Mrs. Elizabeth Bunch,
ways and means; Mis-. Lloyd Wine
land, welfare.
officers are Mrs Edward M
Richardson, president; Mrs. Harold
Denison, first vice president; Miss
Eva Trusheim, second vice presi.
dent: Mrs. William Mckenzie, cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Lloyd
Sydnor, recording secretary; Mrs.
v. M Williamson, treasurer; Mrs.
Dorothy Small, historian.
Barnard.
The association will hold open
house Tuesday at op.m. The teach
ers will meet the parents of their
pupils in the classrcoms At $50
| pm. there will be a meeting of the
association.
The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday at Z pm.
officers of the yea- are Mrs. Har-
old E. McComb, president; Mrs.
Emory Ellis. first vice president;
Miss Bernadette Dore second vice
president; Miss LORI aine Gerard,
secretary; Mrs. Ralph Bodle, treas
urer.
Kenilworth.
The association will meet Tuesday
at l pm.
Langdon.
A school luncheon will be held
October II, followed by a meeting
of the Executive Board
A meeting of the association was
held Wednesday.
RandIe Highlands Orr.
A fellowship meeting will be held
at the Orr School Thursday at 2:30
pm. Mrs Russell E. Clickner, hos
pitality chairman, assisted by the
room representatives of the Randle
Highlands School, will welcome new
parents. Mrs. Bradley s. Dixon, IT,.
president, viii outline the program
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Cold Weather Means Boom
In Trade, Scientist Thinks

BY studying IS years of Weather
Bureau temperature records and
comparing them with fluctuations
in business over the same period,
Clarence A. Mills, professor of ex-
perimental medicine at the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati, has shown that
business booms tend to come when
world temperatures run lower than
average, while business receSsions
come in periods of elevated tenn
perature.
DR.. Mills believes this is because
the human energy level is greater
when the climate is cooler. En-
vironmental stimulation thus may
dominate economic cycles and, for
similar reasons, the history of ma
tons, he believes. OutburSts of ma
tional expansion, as we'll as bloody
revolutions for greater freedom of
individual action, have shown a
tendency to come during years of
subnormal mean temperature-yea ears
of the cold, stormy weather that
drives men to greater activity, he
explained. A low point came about
1850, bringing abundance of energy
and inventive genius. With recent
warmer years has come sharp
turn toward despotic forms of gov
eminent all over the earth. Man
has felt weaker. DR.. Mills said he
expected this trend soon to be re-
versed by world temperature changes
to cooler.
Concluding his theory, described
In Scientific American, he suggested
that mankind study these evident
relations between business end
slowly fiuctuating world climates,
with their effects on human en-
ergy, and quit stumbling blindly
through the centuries, fighting deep
currents of change based on forces
whose magnitude dWarfS to ins!g-
nificance his own puny efforts.
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Answer TO Yesterdays Puzzle.

plans and purposes for the years
1940-41
Brookland-N0yes.
The executive board will meet
at the Moves School tomorrow at
Ills pm.
Officers elected and committee
chairmen appointed are: Mrs. A. T
Newberry, president; Mrs. H. Lusted,
first vice president; Miss Grace
Bush, second vice president; Mrs. c.
F. Cole, recording secretary; Mrs
w. H. Vincent, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Lorraine Craig, treas
urer; Mrs A. F. Shockey historian;
Mrs. James Reamey, student aid;
Mrs. Charles Hubbard, adult edu-
cation; Mrs. F. j. Lupac, publicity;
Mrs. Francis V. Scholes, program;
Mrs. Vernon Moorer. budget; Mrs
G. Valenti, safety; Mrs. L. Sanders
health, Mrs. A. M. Houff, Mrs. Lind
say Shenk, membership; Mrs. B
M. Rinehart, ways and means; Mrs
H. C. Myers, hospitality; Mrs. B
Burnstine, summer roundup; Mrs
R. H. Sheetz, radio; Mrs. Walter
Reck, magazine; Mrs. j. H. Will
liams, publications.
Gage.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at 8 pm. Entertainment will be
furnished by the school children.
Powell Junior High.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at 8 pm. An informal reception
for parents and teachers will be
held. Music will be furnished by
the major chorus of the school, di-
rected by Miss England.
Bundle days for benefit of the
Student Aid Committee will be held
Wednesday and Thursday.
John Burroughs.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at pm. Teachers will be present
and there will be social period
before the business meeting when
parents may meet the teachers.
The first bundle day for the
Student Aid Committee will be held
Friday.
Mrs. E. Mcneil, first vice presi-
dent, will succeed Mrs. M. w.
Brandt, as president of the associa-
ton, and a committee headed by
Mrs. Harry L. Beach, has been ap-
pointed TO nominate candidates to
fill the vacancies created by the
designations of the first vice prest-
dent, Mrs. Charles E. Mcneil, and
the secretary, Mrs. c. A. Schoening
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Mcguire 10 Speak
In Columbus Day
Program Saturday
K. Of c. Delegation Will
Place Wreath at Base
Of Memorial Fountain

Assistant Attorney General Mat
thew F. Mcclure will be the guest
speaker at the Columbus Day BAN
quet and ball at the Mayfower
Hotel Saturday at 7 pm. He will
be introduced by Leo A. Rover, for
mer United States District Attorney.
Headed by State Deputy Alfred
Knights of Columbus will meet at
the Columbus Memorial Fountain
in Union Station Plaza, earlier in
the afternoon and place a wreath
at the base of the memorial. The
invocation will be pronounced by
the Rev. Aloysius E. Fuller, state
chaplain. and the Knights of CO.
lumbus band under the direction
of Edward S. McGrath, will give
short concert.
william H. Collins, former arch
diocesan president of the Balti-
more Archdiocesan Union of Holy
Name Societies. is general chair
man of the Columbus Day observ-
ance.
The Right Rev. Joseph NJ Corri-
gan, rector of the Catholic Univer-
sity and the Very Rev. Arthur A.
OLeary, president of Georgetown
University. will be honor guests.
Joseph M. McKenna, grand knight
of Washington Council, is general
chairman of the 14th annual dona-
ton party for the Little Sisters Of
the Poor, on November II.
James Kehoe. grand knight. will
preside over Keane Council on
Thursday evening
On Thursday evening Alfred P.
Neff, chairman of the Casey Club.
will preside at meeting OF must
cal quiz in the clubhouse.
George Gingras, lecturer of Wash
ington Council. has announced that
the meeting on Tuesday evening
will be surprise night" for men,
bers of the council 1t will begin at
6 pm. and conclude at 8, when the
council will begin its session.
The knights of Columbus Build
ing Co. will meet on Friday evening
in the local clubhouse Alfred P.
Neff, president, will preside.
James A. Sullivan, grand COM
mander of Alcantara Caravan No.
II, presided at a meeting of the
Divan of the Caravan last Tuesday
evening at the Willard Hotel. Plans
for the October meeting were
adopted for October 20 at the
Willard The meeting will be pre-
coded by dinner, followed by election
Of officers.
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7. W. c. A. News

The Girl Reserves participating in
the weekend conference at Vacation
Lodge, near Cherrydale, Va, will re-
turn to the city today.
The chapter council will meet to-
morrow at II am Mrs Henry Dec.
Adams will preside. The Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club will rehearse at
1870 pm. Additions for new men,
bers are now being given by first
making an appointment through the
music office.
The Girl Reserves of Tech High
School are having Miss Mabel Cook,
Girl Reserve executive talk to them
at their assembly on Tuesday. The
Girl Reserves Of Hyattsville are hav-
ing their opening tea on Wednesday
at $3.50 and Central High School Girl
Reserves will have their opening tea
on Friday at 3.
The Manor Park Chapter of the
Y. w. c. A. will meet Friday at /
pm. at the home of Mrs. Walter
Ward 400 Concord street NV.
Glasses in the general education
department will begin the fall term
on October 7. Courses are offered in
public speaking, household manage
ment. dictation and shorthand,
languages and current events Psy-
chology. understanding ourselves is
being taught by DR.. Isabelle v.
Kendig, and the second semester will
be spent in adjustments after term
IN attitudes. etc.
The Xenos Club will have a party,
campus capers, for all new members
on Wednesday. Miss Marion Butler
Is the chairman of the arrangements.
Members of the Blue Triangle Club
will meet Thursday for supper at 8
pm. to be followed by special inter-
est groups. Miss Esther Swensen is
in charge of the program. and new
members and newcomers are all
invited. At pm. spescial program
on Sights and Facts in Washing
ton" will be preSented
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Jobs Daughters

At the last meeting of Bethel No.
Carolyn Miser was initiated. A
special election and installation of
officers was held. The following
were installed Gladys Reed, senior
princess; Catherine Wilkie, Junior
princess; Margaret Kerby, guide;
Mary Davidson, marshal; Betty Van
Sise. chaplain.
At the meeting on october II the
bethel will honor members of Electa
Chapter and Anacostia Lodge, fol-
lowed by entertainment and re-
freshments.
Bethel No. 6 will meet october II
at 7:30. Potomac and Whiting Ma
sonic Lodges and Mizpah and
Treaty Oak Chapters, o. E. S., will
be honored. Entertainment will
fellow. On October 10 their wienie
roast and hay ride will be held in
Vienna, Va.
The Sports Club of Bethel No.
met and elected officers at the home
of Edith Harrington.
Lois Bradley, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, an
nounced a bake sale will be held at
the Elite Laundry on october 10.
The Mothers Club will be enter
tanned on october 10 by Mrs. S. S,
Yoder, jr., 63O6 Georgia street,
Chevy Chase, Md. Assisting Mrs
Yoder will be Mrs. Victor Dent and
Mrs. George Riley.
Bethel, No. 2, will meet Friday
evening at Stansbury Temple. En-.
tertainment and freshments. The
drill team will meet at the temple
| tomorrow at pm.
Tile choir of Bethel No. will
| meet at the home of Julie Mae
| Frye, 901 B street NE, at 7:30 pm
Frances Clarke and Mary Wilkerson
will act as co-hostesses.
The annual bake sale. given by
the Ways and Means Committee
will be held october 10, at 20OC
Rhode Island avenue NE.
The drill team will sponsor a trip
to the New York Worlds Fair on
October 26. For reservations phone
Catherine Norris.
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RoyoI Arconum

Subordinate council meetings this
month are: Municipal, october 9
and %, with the Grand Council
visiting on october %; District, Oc-
tober 10 and "a; Kismet, october
II and Is; Capitol, october II. All
meetings will be held at the Sol
diers, Sailors and Marines Club.
Oriental Council meets on october
Is at 1414 I street NV.
Grand Regent Herman Wealthall
has returned from the Southern
Grand Regents meeting at Rich.
mond and recently entertained Su-
preme Orator George w. Mercer,
who was received by Oriental Coun-
Gil at a union meeting with all
councils attending. A class nitia.
ton featured the meeting.
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Masonic News

The initiatory ceremonies Of the
Scottish Rite Masons for the fall
class began last Tuesday evening
when the fourth and fifth degrees
were conferred in the auditorium
of the new Scottish Rite Temple,
28OO Sixteenth street NV.
Next Tuesday evening the mnth
and tenth degrees will be conferred
by Mithras Lodge Of Perfection
Prior to the comforting of the de-
grees and the meeting of the Lodge
of Perfection, Evangelist Chapter
Knights Rose Croix, will meet. This
meeting and the preliminary meet
ing of the Lodge of Perfection Will
be held in the small lodge room
the degrees to be conferred in the
auditorium.
Federal Lodge will hold a short
business meeting Tuesday evening
after which Bethel Chapter, NO. /
Jobs Daughters, will initiate, among
others, the two daughters OF the
master, Arthur r. MlQQleLol. nh
members of the Masons and Eastern
Star are invited.
Charles G.. Lueck, master OF
Chevy Chase Lodge, announces the
annual grand visitation on OCTOBER
9 at 7:45 pm, at 444l Wisconsin
avenue NV. Mount Pleasant and
Singleton Lodges will join Chevy
Chase in receiving the Grand Lodge
The Chevy Chase Chanters VIII
render selection. refreshments
will be served.
Lebanon Lodge will celebrate Its
129th anniversary by holding lts
annual ladies night at the Willard
Hotel on Tuesday evening.
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.Womun's Benefit
Association

There will be a meeting of the
board of directors tomorrow at 2
pm. at 900 F street NV. On
Thursday evening, meeting of Girls
Review to make plans for a straw
ride. On Friday, National Review
will have a luncheon for members,
1890 pm, followed by a business
meeting. Brightwood Review will
meet october IA at 8 pm. at 1924
Georgia avenue NV.
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J.E. Chamberlain
Begins Duties in New
|. 0. 0. F. Post
Becomes Representative
To Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of Order

Tribute was paid James E. Cham
berlain last week when he took over
his duties as representative to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows. He joined Covenant Lodge
here in 1903 and has held many
important offices.
Covenant Lodge held grand visi-
tation last week. Crank Master
Ashlan F. Harlan and his staff were
introduced by Isador Lebowitz, mar
shall of the Grand Lodge. Grand
Representative Chamberlain made a
presentation to Louis Shanken, who
Is being transferred to Detroit. Mich
The lodge will meet October g.
Irving Nachman, noble grand, will
preside. The initiatory degree will
be conferred. The next visitation to
Excelsior Lodge will be held Tues
day evening.
Two to Receive Degree.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day at pm. S. F. Dildine, noble
grand, will preside. The second de-
gree will be conferred on Betram E.
Litchfield and William Haynie.
Harmony Lodge will meet WedneS-
day at 8 pm. Ralph E. McConomy
noble grand, will preside. The first
degree will be conferred.
Golden Rule Lodge celebrated hus-
bands and wives night Tuesday. A
turkey dinner was served.
Canton Washington No. l, Pa
triarchs Militant and the Ladies
Auxiliary, P. NJ, will go to Waynes-
horo, Pa, to attend the session of
the department council and the
grand encampment of Pennsylvania
October IA to II. A bus will leave
the 10. o. F. Temple at am, Oc-
tober Is. For reservations call De-
partment Comdr. Charles B. Lampe
Woodley 096O
Columbia Encampment to Meet.
Columbian Encampment will meet
Wednesday at pm. Chief Patri-
arch Elmer E. Mothershead will pre-
side. The patriarchal degree will be
conferred on Henry D. Billings with
Guy F. Glossbrenner directing.
Magenenu Encampment will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at 2020 Rhode Is
land envenue NE. Chief Patriarch
Ralph E. McConomy will preside.
The Mithras Sanctorium will meet
October %.
Martha Washington Rebekar
LoI f,ny,
Falls Church, and Mrs. Esther Ven
able. past president of Idaho. A
number of the assembly officers
we're unoffcially present. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret J. Rule; vice
president, Miss Marguerite Ison:
warden, Mrs. Esther Andersen, anC
grand representative Mrs Marian
Geiman spoke. Degree work was
announced for Wednesday. Mem
bers of this lodge will assist Naomi
Rebekah Lodge tomorrow night in
degree for class being initiated
under direction of A. S. Custer. de-
gree director for Martha Washington
Lodge.
Services at Odd Fellows Home.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge plans serv-
ices at the Odd Fellows Home next
Sunday. Schuyler Colfax Lodge i;
planning an entertainment for the
home soon.
Martha Washington Lodge initi-
ated a candidate for Mount Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge on September 26
The next official visitation of Mrs
Rule will be to Fidelity on O.
tober Is.
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Back to New York

Clifford Odets will return to the
Broadway scene after completing
the screen story of his play, Might
Music" He's now at work in Holly
wood on a one-picture commitment
for David L. Loew and Albert Levin,
who will produce Night Music" for
United Artists release following
"F1otsan," now In production.
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Rainbow Division

Col. Davis G.. Arnold, president,
District of Columbia chapter, an
nounces membership night will be
featured at the supper meeting at
the Capitol Park Hotel on October
10 at 7 o'clock.
Elmer F. Neagle. honorary ma
tional president, and other delegates
from this chapter will render a re-
port OF the twenty second annual
national reunion at Montgomery.
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Hotel Greeters of America

Charter No. 81 will honor its past
presidents at dinner at the George
Mason Hotel, Alexandria, Va, on
October % at 6 pm, followed by a
dance. Members Of the auxiliary are
also asked to attend. j. P. Edwards
is chairman on arrangements.
President Mrs. Robinson Lappin OF
Auxiliary No. 81 invites all officers OF
the auxiliary and chairmen OF ap-
pointive committees to attend a
meeting of the Board of Governors
at the Continental Hotel on october
IA at $50 pm. Plans for the years
program will be outlined.
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Ben Hur News

Capt. Orville F. Sandefur pre-
sided over United Court. Ten APP
plications for membership were
presented by Deputy Calvin S. Ortiz.
The initiation ceremonies will be
held in Pythian Temple the early
part of November, when all candi-
dates will be initiated by the degree
team from Baltimore. Calvin S.
Orth Is chairman of the Committee
on Arrangements. Women and
junior candidates will also be in
itiated for Washington Court No. /.