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Evening star., 1940-12-04
Answering
Readers
Queries
Not Proper to Ask
Old Residents to
Your Home First
By EMILY POST.

To the occasional letters bringing
up the question OF whether 1t Is
ever considered proper that new
conner in the community take the
initiative in inviting older resi-
dents who have never invited her to
their houses or even left cards, my
opinion is this:
In certain staid. fashioned
communities the older generation
would be likely 10 very much re-
sent newcomers inviting them to
her house when they themselves
had not invited her to theirs first,
and they would be Mortified to have
her invite them when they had not
even left cards at her door. How
ever, they who live in newer and
probably less conventional COM
munities would surely not think
invitations out of the way If they
had stopped in to see her or per-
haps even talked with her over
her garden fence.
But in no place that I can think
of would people who had neither
paid visit nor given an invitation,
nor at least shown very definite
friendliness of manner to her,
countenance her impatience (pre-
sumptuousness might be what they
would call it, if she gave a party
and invited strangers who had made
no first advances to her.
Dear Mrs. Post: Would oxford
gray suits be just as suitable as
the dark blue ones you ordinarily
suggest for a simple daytime we'd
ding? The men in our wedding
seem to favor buying oxford gray
and I don't want to hold out for
the blue unless there is some very
good reason for doing so.
Answer-OXford gray would be
just as suitable as dark blue if
they all wear the same. In fact,
if anything. the oxford gray is more
formal than blue. Naturally, with
these suits the men would wear
black and white ties instead of the
blue and white ones they wear with
the blue suits. And, of course, white
shirts and white boutonnieres.
Dear Mrs. Post: What type of
gifts are taken to a housewarming?
Friends of friends of ours are giving
such a party and they have sent
us an invitation through our
friends. We understand that nearly
every one is taking a present. Since
these people are strangers, should
we also take a present? In our
case, we feel that this would be a
high price for the privilege of seeing
their new house.
Answer-1t is unusual for any one
to take a present to a housewarm-
ing, let alone people who don't
know the house owners. At any
rate, you certainly would have no
reason to feel uncomfortable If
others arrived bearing gifts and you
brought none. On the other hand,
you could literally find a suitable
gift at the and 10 which would
be quite all right for a good-luck
wish. In other words, expense need
not come into question!
Evening star., 1940-12-04
By BARBARA BELL.

Isn't this a charming frock for
little girls? The dart-fltted basque
waistline, the full and ripping skirt,
the puff sleeves and square neckline
are all details supremely becoming
to every size between 6 and IA. And
since most mothers like to use an
unusually good pattern over and
over, this one, No. l29l-B, can
readily be adapted to dressup and
everyday occasions both.
Evening star., 1940-12-04
International Favorite
Every Country Has Its Special
Variety of Wholesome Stew
BY BUREAU OF HOME ECONOMICS


meat-and-vegeabe
hungry folks cold winter days And when there
with the hearty
in
different different different
Evening star., 1940-12-04
Roasting Lamb

A low oven temperature 600 de-
grees F) should always be used in
roasting lamb.
Evening star., 1940-12-04

ing Powder. For with Rumford you
can use any good recipe that takes
your fancy - from magazines, cook
books. or Advertisements. Don't
worry about the varying quantities
specified for special types of baking
powder. >. Just use Rumford in the
amount the directions give - and you
will get perfect results every time. -.
Rumford contains no alum never
leaves a bitter taste. Send for FREE
recipe book. Address. Rumford Bak-
Ing Powder, Box A, Rumford, r. l.
Evening star., 1940-12-04
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Ms 1;lz1&.s1 tits k%td AodI

It's sd about Fanny! She
wouldn't have to stick to
the %me old recipe If she
Evening star., 1940-12-04

If your youngster simply won't
do what he's told" you probably
are taking the wrong way with
him. Be guided by Angelo Patris
booklet, "Obedience." Send for
it, inclosing 10 cents in coin.
Address Angelo Patri, care Of The
Evening Star.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31


 S>-@' PLACE OF }
La gaceta., 1940-11-29

de Tampa, sin distinction nj ca
tegorias, hemos organizado %
Que nosotros pretendemoS sea ell
acontecimiento teatral mas gran
de v hermoso en- la historic del
teatro local. Con este acto que
remos expresar nueStra Simpa-
tia v carino a la companera De
todas las epocaS, la que con 81
verdadero Sentido fraternal
siempre presto su cooperation
en- todcs los actoS para que fue-
ra solicitada, Josefina ROdri-
guez. Nacida teatralmente entire
nosotros, ha preStado Su apoyo
a tcdas nuestras instituciones,
las cuale ha coniderado siempre
como pedazoS de su coraz6n. Por
ESQ, sus viejOs companeros y a.
migos, rogamoS a todas las ms
.titucione de Tampa, en- general,
cocperen al mayer exito econ6-
mico de eta function.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
Cabaret PrivGdo

Manana sabado verificara la
Clinica "El Bien PdblicO" su g.
nunciado Cabaret en- la sala prin
cipal del Circulo Cubano.
Dos populares orquestas lati-
mas tendran a su cargo la parte
bailable.
A media noche Sc presentaran
un gran acto de variedades, a
cargo del tanguista Justo Fe-
rrer, que Sc a%compahara con la
guitarra, Y las Srtas. Marion Ro
binson, Joy Dumman y Martha
Catherine Reid.
Hasta ell mediOdia de hoy con-
taban con mesas vendidas a los
siguientes sehores;
DR.. A. Martorell, DR.. J. Silve-
rio, DR.. r. 0rtega, Tampa Drug
Co, DR.. s. B. Forbes, Tampa.
Gas Co., Sr. Adolfo Diaz, Mr..
Federico Monies, J. Barcelona,
Sharp & Dohme, Surgical Sup
ly Co., Levy Drug Inc, Mr.. Nick
Nuccio, DIR. j. Hernandez, DR..
R Rogue, DR. A. A. Gonzalez, A.
Spicola, Tampa Electric Co, Mr.,
j. Lorenzo, Mr.. Nick Lodato,
DIR. N. Torretta, Joe Dimino,
Mascunana Printing Co., Nc
Kesson & Robbins, Mr.. Abelar-
do Lopez, Hansborough & Mon
tenegro, Mr.. Johnnie Rivero
DR.. Luis Rey, Mr.. Sam Ferrari
Aniceto Faza, Bonifacio Valero
IG. Zendegui, DR.. Y. M. Garcia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
RoR LA RADIO

He aquf les programs anun-
ciado spara la noche de hoy: 6:
Bob Trout, WDAE; sos, CO.
mentarista Hill; $50, Paul Su-
llivan, WDAE; GAS VILLA, 10.
well Thomas; 100, VILLA,
Fred Waring; 7:3O, AL Pearce,
WDAE; 500, concerto de Lu-
ellie Manners, VILLA, y hora de
Kate Smith; 8:45, congresista
Peterman, VILLA; 900, Yo a.
mo ell misterio, VILLA, y john
ny Presenta, WDAE; $50, tea
tro de TODD Ell mundo, VILLA, Y
Teatro, WDAE; 1000, VILLA,
alas del destino, y WDAE, Ro-
bert RIPPLE.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29

DR.. r. Moreno, Eduardo Valdes,
LA Fraternidad," Joe Di Stefa-
no, DR.. j. Dominguez, Peter Pu-
pello, Valdes Beauty Shop, DR..
G. Porro, DR.. A. Ferlita, John
Lazzara, j. Diecidue, DR.. j. Ga
villa, DR.. A. Perzia, Oscar Aya-
la, DR.. c. M. Cook, DR.. j, j. Cue
ira, Lane Goodman, Antonio
Leto, NJ. Rubin, Vicenta Longo
y familia, Henry Gonzalez, Lord
Y Fernandez, A. Garcia, Rene
Moreno, Anthony Schleman, A.
Greco, Arnaldo Rodriguez, Will
liam Norona, A. p: Boza, D.. Gre
co, Frank La Marque, Cuco Ru-
bio, Paul Longo, d. Miro, john
Fernandez, D. Antinori, Gran
Logia Caballero de la Luz, Sr.
Arias, DIR. Palermo, M. Fuente,
Logia Caballeros de Marti.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
Ell Bale de aver

Ell Bale de aver
Una nctrida Y selecta conc1-
rrencia acudi6 al bale que aver
Jueves efectuara la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asutriano en-
honor de los jugadores de foot
ball de nuestros planteles de Sc
gunda ensenanza.
Ell salon de fiesta fue adorna-
do primorosamente con los CO.
lores de los colegios Plant, Hills
borough, Jefferson y Jesuit Hi.
Como Sc anunciara, a las 10
de la noche Sc lie hizo entrega a
los once jugadores que integran
ell GAN City Team" de los foot
balls en- miniature. Actu6 de
Maestro de Ceremonies ell ex-
coach Sr. Lamar Sara.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
Homemade a
.LOSefinG ROdffQuez

HOHt6HuyS
JOSefind Rodriguez
Hoy mes completeness en- dar
a conocer ell programa compile
to de la function homemade que
sale ofrecera ell entrante domin-
90 a la Sra. JSoefina Rodriguez,
artista mimada de nuestro pd-
blico.
Sinfonia por la profesora Sc
nora Matilde Lopez.
Representation de la obra dra
matica D X, en- tres
actos, del autor Alexandra Blu
son.
Tomaran parte en- esta obra
los siguientes artistas: Pillar Ra-
mirez, Chela Martinez, Patricia
Broacway; la beneficiada, Sra
Josefina Rodriguez; Srta. Pillar
Esperanto, Y los actores Arturo
Moran. Antonio Jimenez, Seve-
rino Quintanilla, M. Maseda, 5.
Martinez, Mauricio Gutierrez, J.
Tamargo, P. Diaz Rogue, j. San
chez, N. Garcia, R. NOgueira,
Alberto Fonseca, A. Martinez,
d. Alvarez, B. Lopez, R. Alva :
rez, y A. San Julian.
La segunda parte Sc cubrira
con un extenSo actO de varieda-
des con la primera tiple Sra.
Isabel Marquet, las hermanitas
Pividal, Srta. Onelia Santana
Margarita Dominguez, la pare
ia de bales internacionales Mil
lie Y Johnny Martinez, y la nj
ma Dalia Fernandez, que canta'
ra "God Bless America"
La function empezara a las
" Is en- punto de la noche, en- e
teatro del Centre Asturiano.
Los artistas Sc han dirigido a
p1blico Y lie dicen: Los artista!
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
Enchaado de Jaibas

EnchilddO de JGibdS
Para ell entrante domingo a.
nuncian las S~ecciones de Damas
y Recreo del Circulo Cubano un
exquisite enchilado &c jaibas.
Tendra lugar en- la finca del CO.
misionado del condado, Sr. Nick
C. Nuccio.
A las 80 de la manana par
tran en- autom6vil para la refe-
rida finca, donde pasaran TODD
eli dia.
Asistiran los miembros de am
has Secciones, algunos invitados
" cronistas sociales.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
LA DUQUESA DE WINDSOR
HARA UN VISTA A MIAMI

Miami, Nov. 29.-Comunican
desde Nassau, Bahamas, que Ia
duquesa de Windsor vendra a
esta ciudad, en- diciembre, para
consular a un entista. Dicese
que ingresara en- un hospital de
Miami 81 ell dentista lie aconSeja
la operation.
La acompanara Ell duque y ha-
ran eel viaje en- Ell vapor "Mu-
nargo''.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A R RODRIGUEZ

La Srta. Consuelo Aizpuru,
Reina de la Sociedad Asturiana,
fue la que hizo entrega de los pc
quenos balones a la selection.
Hasta despu6s de las doce de
la noche continue la fiesta, cons
tituyendo I'm triunfo para sus
organizadores.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29

de la Clinica "El Bien PGblico."
En- su Residential es a diario
visitado por sus muchas amista
des Y colegas.
DeeamoS al apreciado amigo
un pronto y total restablecimien
to.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
Nacimiento

BESIDE hace dias sc We ALGERIA
do ell hogan de los esposos Sc
gundo y Olivia Riesgo con ell ad-
venimiento de una hermosa nj
ma que Sc llamara Dolores Ann.
Ell nacimiento tuvo lugar en-
ell Sanatorio del Centre Espahol
Tanto la mama como la nihita
Sc italian en- su hogan del 2412
de la Gale Durham.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
KIDNEY sTAeNATIOl
us WORSE THAN
~ C0NSTIPATI0Al
Bseanso We TFOat CONSTIPATION d
IA The Onsst While We ksglsd
Our Ndnsys l~ndeHnatOly

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more Importance than yOuP hdneyA
vour hdneys thare are nins manA
euken which muss work cay q nighe ~
Gltw DE nuids and ksaD The ystem ~
drum wastes, acidA poisoas which, n
mittad 70 romain. may An0 sar1ou naAN
and bladder troubluA
IA = ne vondsr A@ Hat NaAzse
oftsns calls for hsln - esan 90 e
hdneya 30 u yyn nre 6onbled ytsn
Gstting-upNlghtA Leo Palma Baek1aA1
Nervoun Headache pinminea 81 Los! -
NnsrGy, due 70 functional hdnsy NsordsEA
az HDANs, The famOus hdney rurns9P
,whish aids Mature - funh out @e n@
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nay u~tagnatcn.
YTDANs b gafs md nshahlA n@
sands report entirp smtisfaeion. Eahem@
1eeording b direetioaa, KIDANs vai nsSe
nlendiA rsgulta. Try HDANA BW a
~ Special Pnes ORer e. v bozas. Une
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La gaceta., 1940-11-29

Ente71n0
BESIDE hace dias guarda CANA
ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, Director
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
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proves il, or your money back. Ask your
druggist today for D. .. D. PRESCRIPTION.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Chambers left at $40 a. m. Thursday morning for Ungal- ik with M. J. Walsh and freight He returned to Golovin and made the mail run from Golovin to Council via White Mountain and return. Passengers to Nome were Clyde Glass from Council. A load of freight was also hauled from Council to Nome for Moy- CT and Cannon.
 Pilot Chambers made another trip to Council with freight and Joe Skorik was returned to Nome. One passenger was brot from Whit. Mt. to Solomon on the return trip.
 Pilot Sasseen is expected to ar rive in Nome this afternoon from Anchorage with freight and pas sengers.
 Pilot Chambers left for Unalak leet via Camp Creek wiht two passengers, Clyde Glass for Camp Creek and Frank Degnan for Unalakleet. Chambers will return via Ungalik with M. J. Walsh and MT. Streeter this af- ternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Pilot Lund returned to Nome yesterday morning from Fair banks.
 Sig Wien made two trip to the Kougarok with express and the following passengers: MT. Ster- ling, Nome to Taylor; Joanna Jake, Nome to Shelton; C. Engel- bretson and s. Schneider, Coffee to Nome; Edna Fix, Helen For shaug and Ellen Mulvihill, Coffee to Bunker Hill; and Jeanne Mo zee round trip to Dahl Creek.
 Joe Lucas was brought to Nome from Council in the even ing.
 Pilot Wien left early this morn ing for all Kougarok points and Teller with mail and express. Gus and Harry Cremidas were brought to Nome from Teller and Jim Walsh from Humboldt to Nome.
 Express was flown to Bluff and Council this afternoon. Charlie Strom and Wm. Brookins were passengers to Nome from Coun- cil.
 Pilot Lund is scheduled to leave for Fairbanks this after noon with Tony Lindstrom and E. Behrens. The return trip will be made tomorrow.
 Trips are scheduled for the Kougarok and Haycock and Fair banks tomorrow.
 Subscribe for The Nome Nugge,
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
N o T I c E

All members of the Northwest ern Alaska Chamber of Com merce and all interested in the development of Nome and Alas ka are invited to attend a special local products luncheon to be given in honor of Governor Gruening to be held at the New ada Grill Saturday noon. Ladies especially invited. You are re- queSted to make reservations with the operator at the tele- phone office before II am. Sal urday.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
NORTH STAR IN ALASKA BOUND FOR PIT. BARROW

First Officer Issac Lystad, who commanded the vessel North Star on its voyage to the Ant arctic as part of the Byrd Ex- petition, is back in Alaska for the first time after that trip.
 The North Star is under the command of veteran Captain s. T. L. Whitlam who did not make the trip down under.
 The vessel left Juneau the night of August 18th, bound for Seward, Unalaskla, Norton Sound and the Boring Sea and the Arc tic.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
City Council Meets

The Nome city council met Tn regular session last Monday ev ening. All councilmen were pre- sent and the meeting was presld- ed over by Mayor Miller. Gus O'Leary was sworn in as coun- cilman to fill out the term of Lyle NeVin.
 Chief w. w. Laws submitted his police report for July. A communication was read from the Territorial Department of Health advising that Miss Eunlce Anderson would take over the post now held by Mrs. Sprenger.
 Councilman Stewart reported on the repairs which have been done to the streets.
 The council granted conces- sions to MT. Louderbach repre- Senting the Standard Oil Com pany.
 The Council acted to provide $10,000 worth of insurance for the addition to the school build ing now under construction.
 Councilman Kelsey was named inspector for the city to super wise the construction on the addition.
 The meeting adjourned to meet again Monday, August 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16

Pilot John Cross and Mrs. Cross arrived today from Fair banks flying there from their home in Deering last Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cross is a candidate on the Democratic tick ct for the Alaska Legislature and will remain over until Sunday so as to assist in the entertainment of Gov. Gruening.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16

Pilot Cross took off for Deer ing shortly after noon to bring former Secretary of Alaska Karl Thiele, who is now one of our prominent Seward Penisula min ing men, and M. Roehm, mem Der of the Geological Survey par ty who are in the north, to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
NEWS ITEMS

A telegram was received yes terday by Leonard Smith from the Virginia Mason hospital in Seattle, stating that Lucky '. o. Peterson died August 10. The wire stated that Lucky had cancer of the stomach which ruptured before he arrived at the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16

The job printing department of the Nome Nugget today complet- ed the printing of the N. w. Al aSka Fair Association premium book. The books are now in the process of binding and some have already been released for dis tribution.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH

Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess 11:00 a.m.-Church School
 5:3O p.m.-Worship service. Sermon topic: 'The Joy of De- liverance." w. P. Wood will preach.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16
Federated Church

Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor 1l:00 a.m.-Church School 7:45 pm. - Worship service. Sermon topic: "The Declining Golden Age" Mrs. Ruth Towner will sing.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-16

Proof of Labor Blanks can now be had at the Nome Nugget office
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

A meeting of auxiliary presidents
and delegates to the convention to
be held in Rochester in June will
be held on Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
in the K C. Hall.
A meeting of st. Gabriel's Auxil-
larry will be held on Tuesday. The
supreme trustee, Mrs. Omi K. Bing-
man, will make her official visit. The
meeting will be followed by a social
In honor of new members.
Mrs. Bingham will officially visit
st. Martins Auxiliary on Thursday
The deputy, Mrs. Wilfred P. Ross,
will officially call on st. Peters Aux
iliary on Thursday.
st. Joseph's Auxiliary met last
Monday when Mrs. Ross made her
inspection visit. Mrs. Margaret Gore
was admitted to membership. Plans
were discussed for card party to
be held next meeting night.
A meeting of the Santa Maria
Hospital Guild will be held on Fri
day in st. Peters Hall.
The quarterly meeting of District
No. will be held in the K. c. audi
torium on April at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Hotel Greeters of America

The annual convention of the
Middle Atlantic Hotel Greeters' As
ISOLATION and Women's Auxiliary
will be held in New York City April
S, 6 and Z, with headquarters at the
Hotel New Yorker. Presidents G..
Steuart Bingham and Mrs. Elsie
Kopel Of the charter and auxiliary,
respectively, will preside.
At the recent meeting of Charter
No. 81 at the Lewis Hotel Training
School Louis jackson was elected
the delegate to the coming regional
convention and Harry Kopel alter
nate.
At the auxiliary session Mrs. G
Steuart Bingham was appointed to
head the Nominating Committee to
be assisted by Mrs. Mary Catherine
Lewis, Miss Ella Yeadaker, Mrs
Carol Armhold and Mrs. c. j. Cook
The educational director, Mrs. Claire
Sugden, spoke on the working rou-
tine Of good hotel housekeeper.
The meetings were followed by q
joint educational session. William
Grausmann spoke on civil Lib
critics In the United States" Re.
treatments were served.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Y. W. G. A. News

There will be tea today from 4
to S o'clock, but no musical program
will be presented.
The Girl Reserves will 60 to the
White House tomorrow to help with
the annual egg rolling on the lawn.
They will wear their white uniforms
with blue ties. The Girl Reserve
Glee Club is being entertained at
Mrs. Joseph Grigsby's home near
Landover, Md. They will leave at
II o'clock on Tuesday for the picnic.
The Mel Ling Girl Reserves are
being entertained by the three Girl
Reserve clubs of Thomas Jefferson
High School on Tuesday at 3.
On Tuesday evening the Girl Re-
serves will have an Easter dance
at the Y. w. c. A. from 9 to -.
Delegates to the Y. w. C. A. con-
vention in Atlantic City in April,
selected from the business and pro-
fessional girls groups. will meet ON
Monday at 7. The Xenos Club will
have a program planned by the
Membership Committee called
whats Your Name" Miss Marian
Thompson is in charge.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
for supper at o'clock and at 8
o'clock there will be a talk by an
airline steward on his life in the air
and the flights he takes.
There will be no classes in the
general education department on
Monday.
The beginners class in swimming
will meet at $50 pm. on Tuesday
and Thursday. :.
The Board Of Directors will meet
at 10:30 am. on Wednesday.
The young peoples group Of the
Armenian Club will have a dance
on Wednesday.
The Merrimaids will have a bake
sale on Thursday from IL to 6.
The Chinese Girl Reserves Mel
Ling will celebrate their second an
niversary on Friday at Z.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Daughters of America

Independent Council will hold
meeting tomorrow night at 808 I
street NV. at 7:30 pm, to be fol-
lowed by an oyster supper.
Goodwill Council will have two
candidates in the class initiation
which is being held jointly with
Fidelity Council on Tuesday evening
at 808 1 street NV. Goodwill is
planning its anniversary dinner
on April 5 at the Casino Royal Res
taurant. For reservations notify
Mrs. Clara V. Henault, Atlantic 5819.
On March q the State officers will
visit Esther Council at the Eldbrooke
Church Hall.
Liberty's visitation will be held at
the Northeast Masonic Temple on
April 4.
Fidelity Council received the ap-
pllcatlons Of Mrs. Isabel I. Burton,
Miss Geraldine Ruth Miller. Mrs.
Bertha Cecilia Wiley and Mrs. Lii
liam Boswell by transfer from
Barbara Frietchie Council. A class
initiation is scheduled for Tuesday
evening at the Junior Order Hall.
The following have applied for
membership in Golden Rule Council:
Miss Irene Redfern and Mrs. Otis
Pauline Fincham.
There will be card party by the
State Benevolence Committee March
30 at 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Old Glory Council announces a
handkerchief social tomorrow night
at 921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
in honor of George Rock and Mrs.
Annie Anderson in celebration of
their anniversaries. Miss GLADYS
Anderson was initiated at the last
meeting.
Betsy Ross Council will initiate
candidates on April II.
Unity Council announces initia-
ton April\ 9 at 2407 Minnesota ave.
ME g r
Evening star., 1940-03-24
RoyoI Arconum

The union meeting of the District
subordinate councils to honor the
supreme regent, William c. Root,
will be held at Pythian Temple on
March 26 at 8 pm. The supreme
regent will be accompanied by the
Executive Committee of the Supreme
Council. Grand Regent Herman
Wealthall will preside. The initia-
ton of candidates will be conducted
by the Oriental Council degree team.
The Grand Council visitations to
subordinate councils win be held
at the April meetings.
The banquet Of the bowling league
will be held at the Hotel Continental
on April 13.
Oriental Council will honor its
so and Is year veterans on the oc-
casion of the grand visitation April
3 at 1414 I street NV. This
council will attend in q body the
Goth anniversary celebration Of
Eureka Council Of Baltimore on
May 3.
Municipal Council meets March
q at 1015 L street NV. to complete
arrangements for the Grand Council
visitation April "A.
District Council meets on Thurs
day at 1016 l. street NV. Regent
H W. MILLS viii preside.