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The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
CLEAR CEILING
ALLOWS AIRBIRDS
TO USE THEIR WINGS

PARIS, Jan. 26 Both Nazi and
Allied aerial forces today took ad-
vantage Of the first clear weather
in several days to send out planes
on reconnaissance flights. One French
plane flew deep over the German
lines and met a squadron of twelve
enemy ships. Reliable sources said
the lone French pilot successfully
outdistaneed the dozen German
planes and returned to its base
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
VIOLA LOTUS IS
NEW CWAU PRESIDENT

Viola Lotus was chosen to be the
new President of the Cannery Work
ers Auxiliary Union at an election
of officers held last Friday at the
crab and shrimp canneries. Margie
Binkley was named Vice-president
and James Cauley was reelected
Agent, Secretary Treasurer. The six
members of the Executive Board
are: Alice Wies, Nellie Devenney,
Frances Villarma, Myrtle King Bar
ney Oldfield and Myrtle Severson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
HAPPY TAPS HAPPY
OVER ANOTHER WIN

The Merchants bowed to the Pc
tersburg Happy Taps last Friday
night in a hot and fast basketball
game played here. With the Mer-
chants leading until the final five
minutes, the Petersburg team made
a powerful offensive drive to come
out on the long end of the score of
26 to %.
The Wrangell Merchants go to Pc
tersburg tomorrow to play the Hap
NY Taps on their own floor and are
determined on revenge"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
5000 Russian Troops
Reported Starving
In Finn War Zone

isolated near Kitela in Lapland.
Another large Russian force SEEM
ed to be in difficulties near Mark
ajarvi where Finn Bh authorities re-
ported an enemy attack repulsed.
Unofficial accounts said about 5000
Russians were in peril of starvation
in the salla district. Russian air.
planes are attempting to get food
to- them by parachute.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
MRS. MILLER RECOVERING

Mrs. Don Miller has been confined
to the bed, for the past % con-
secutive days, suffering from a Sc
we're case of the flu, aggravated by
a heart attack.
She was moved to the hospital
January 18th, and the following day
an abcess was removed from the
gland under her left arm pit by
Doctor Milligan. This long siege of
sickness has left Mrs. Miller in a
very weakened condition, and she is
recuperating at her home, very slow
ly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
JENKINS CAFE RE0PENs
IN FORMER LOCATION

The Jenkins Cafe, formerly op-
Grated here, reopened this week in
the location where the City Cafe has
been operating for the past year.
Bill Jenkins, well known Wrangell
man, is in charge. Fred Sakagami,
who operated the City Cafe, is plan
ming to continue in the restaurant
business in another location.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
CITIES OUT
AFTER DEMOCRAT
COP. CONCLAVES

WASHINGTON, January 26 =
Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis and
San Francisco have notified the
Democratic and Republican national
committees that they will bid for
the national conventions of the two
parties this year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
(By Associated Press)


Soviet forces on two fronts failed
in attempts to smash through Fin
lands defenses and are in difficult
ties. Finnish reports said today. Mil
itary authorities reported Red Army
divisions were stopped at Aitojoki
Collanaanjoki on the front north
east of Lake Ladoga in drives to re-
Iieve large Russian forces virtually
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
WRANGELL INSTITUTE
HELPS FINLAND

Students and faculty of the Wran-
CELL Institute have donated $27.10
toward the Finnish Fund. The money
is being sent to Juneau by City
Clerk L. B. Chisholm to be added to
the 1890 sent last week from
Wrangell for the fund of which Her.
bert Hoover is national head.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26
BORAH SUCCUMBS
TO HEMMORHAGE
AFTER ACCIDENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-William
E. Borah died last week end of cere-
bral hemmorage caused from a fall.
Borah was one of the nation S most
outstanding statesmen and a lead
ing figase in Congress from the time
of his first term In 1aa7.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-01-26

PETERSBURG, Jan. 26 = John
Bean and Ronald Bean were found
guilty by Commissioner Harold
Dawes this week of killing does and
hunting out OF season. Their fines
were set at $50 each and forfeiture
of their rifles.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
DAUGHTERS of America
Meetings this week are:


Monday-John L. Burnett Coun-
Gil at 1900 M street NV. 8 pm;
Eagle Council at 2407 Minnesota
avenue Sc, 8 pm.
Tuesday-Fidelity Council at S08
I street NV; Mount Vernon
Council at Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Wednesday - Associate State
Councillor Vera Myers will have a
special meeting at S08 I street NV.
All past State councillors. officers,
deputies and members requested to
be there at 7:30 pm; Anacostia
Council at Fourteenth and U streets
Sc. 8 pm: Kenmore Council at
419 Seventh street NV; Betsy Ross
Council at Northeast Masonic
Temple
Thursday-Mizpah Council at
Friendship Hall, Twentieth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV;
Triumph Council at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple; Star Spangle Banner
Council at Twenty-f1rst street and
Central avenue, Capitol Heights,
Md; Liberty Council at 939 G place
NV; Barbara Frietchie Council at
Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md.
Friday-Deputy Association at 808
I street NV. Mrs. Eunice Gettings
has planned a program. All depu-
ties requested to be present: May
flower Council at S0S street NV,
8pm.
January Joint reception for the
daughters and juniors at 808 I
street NV, 8 pm. Program has
been arranged.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Ancient Order of Hiberniuns
Auxiliary

Division No. 4 gave a dinner last
week at Frohams Studio to cele-
brate the 18th birthday anniversary
Of one of the members, Mrs. Mary
Collins. There were about 65 mem
bers and their friends present. The
division gave Mrs. Collins a prayer
book, and Miss Lanigan, one of the
members, presented to Mrs. Collins
q cake.
Members of Divisions 4, 7 and 8
attended the meeting Of the aux
ilisry unit Of the Red Cross last
Tuesday at the headquarters, 1920
Massachusetts, avenue NV AL
members are asked to attend next
Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
Junior Division No. l met last
Thursday at the home of Miss Helen
Daily. Mrs. Rose Martin, district
vice president. installed the follow
ing officers: President, Miss Audrey
Hurley; vice president, Miss Ellen
Collins; recording secretary, Miss
Peggy Lynch; financial secretary,
Miss Helen DAILY; treasurer, Miss
Eileen Peasey; chairman Of Irish
history, Miss Margaret Malone;
mistress at arms, Miss Margaret
Hawkins; sentinel, Miss Cummings;
chairman Of Standing Committee,
Miss Ruth Bergling. The division
will hold . luncheon December 81
at pm. at the home Of Mrs. Har-
YeV Callahan. -.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Daughters Of Isabella

Officers elected were: Mrs. Stephen
Stafford, regent; Mrs. Thomas A.
Baldwin, vice regent; Miss Elizabeth
Dolan,. treasurer; Miss Rose Ann
French, recording secretary; Mrs.
James Haskell, custodian; Miss
Mary Wolfe, chancellor; Mrs. Mar
garet Taylor, monitor; Mrs. Mar
garet Bailey, inner guard; Mrs.
Mary Ritter, outer guard; Mrs.
Mary Buchanan, first guide; Mrs.
Charles Dwyer, second guide;
Mrs. James Amann, banner bearer;
Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy, Mrs. Nora
Tappan and Mrs. Frances Swiggard,
trustees.
They were installed by Mrs. Peter
Shredder, regent, Santa Maria Cir
Gle, Indian Head, Md.
Mrs. James F. Hartnett, past re-
gent, was appointed chairman Of the
annual banquet ut the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Jobs Daughters

Installation of officers Of Bethel
No. will be held December 20, at
5612 Connecticut avenue NV, at
8 pm, The officers are: Honored
queen, Catherine Lee Dent; senior,
princess, Betty Brewton; Junior
princess. Florence Bicking; guide.
Lois Bradley; marshall, Nadine
Miller; chaplain, Edith McChesney;
treasurer, Janice Phillips; librarian,
Eleanor Bracket; musician, Blair
Jordan; recorder, Alice Mae Prigg;
senior custodian. Phyllis Gassmann;
junior custodian. Mary Ann Mac
Pherson; messengers, Norma Jean
Lawrence, Mary Gore, Ruth Yohe,
Jane Harris and Marian Nieder7nair:
inner guard. Marjorie Thompson;
outer guard. Margaret Phillips.
The installing officers are: INSTALL
ing officer, Edith Harrington; guide,
Betty Bell; marshall, Virginia Riley:
chaplain, Jeanne Durham; recorder,
Marjorie Pitt; musician. Mildred
Anderson; custod1ans, Jean Sexton
and Ellen w. Gay.
Initiation was held December 7
by Bethel No. for Lucille Crane
and La Rue Irwin. Election Of the
Bethel Committee was as follows:
Frances Clarke, Edna Webb, Ethel
Brooks, Jeanette Beane and Grace
Beavers.
Installation of officers will be held
December 81 at pm. in the Masonic
Temple. Dancing and refreshments.
The rehearsal for this installation
will be held December 16 at 5 pm.
at the temple.
The drill team will hold a cold
supper and social December 13 fror.
5 pm. to pm. at 1920 East Capitol
street.
The drill team will meet December
16 at 7:30 pm. at the temple.
The drill team will attend a broad
cast at Gordon Hittenmark's Doll
House in full uniform December 81
at 8 am. Bring your dolls or send
them by another member.
The choir will meet December Is
at the home of Mrs. Wilson, 4l9
Allison street NV, at 7:30 pm.
The Bethel is planning to 60
caroling December %. starting from
Virginia Taylor's home, $40 Lamont
street NV.
Bethel No. 6 will hold a silver tea
in honor of Junior Past Honored
Queen Laura Mae Mcdaniel at the
home Of Charlotte Hess. 1675 T1nir-
ty-fifth street NV, today from 4
to 6.
The last meeting of Bethel No.
S was held on December 13, which
included initiation and entertain
ment by the choir.
Public installation of Honored
Queen Gladys Reed and her officers
will be held December ~ at 8. pm.
The installing officers will be As
follows: Installing officer, Elaine
Bacas; installing guide, Lois Left
wich; installing marshal, Katherine
Bruce; installing chaplain, Dorothy
Vernon; installing recorder. Evelyn
Joyce; installing musician, Ger
trude Thomas; installing senior GUS
todian, Norma Murphy, and install.
ing Junior custodian, Margaret
Yeager.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
LoyoI Order Of Moose

A special meeting of Columbia
Lodge will be presided over by the
governor, Howard r. Clark, next
Tuesday evening at 1414 I street
NV. at 8 o'clock. The induction
ceremonies will be performed by the
ritual team.
Last Tuesday Kenneth E. Hall was
accepted into membership by trans
fer from the Franklin (Pa.) Lodge,
and William E. Kearney was REIN
stated as a social member and JOSH
ua L. Dillinger and Frederick E.
Sisson we're accepted for member
ship.
There will be no meeting on
Christmas Eve. Instead the lodge
will hold New Year Eve party at
8 o'clock.
Women of the Moose.
Columbia Chapter met Friday eve
ming with the senior regent, Anna r.
Gilbert. presiding. There was pres
entation of the Moosehead Com
mittee chapter night program.
Otela Woodie is preparing box
to be sent to the boys of Dixie Hall
at Mooseheart.
The chapter is endeavoring to fill
q Christmas bag for the Central
Union Mission with new clothing
and toys. This bag will be presented
to a 10-year- girl at the annual
Christmas party Of the mission, to
be held at the Capitol Theater on
Christmas Eve.
The lodge and chapter will hold a
joint Christmas party at the Moose
Hall on December ~.
Members of the Child Care and
Training Committee will be enter
tanned at a luncheon at the home
OF Jane E. Davis on Tuesday, while
the Ritual, Mooseheart and Social
Service Committees and the College
of Regents will hold a joint meeting
Thursday at 8 pm. at the Moose
Hall.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
K. Of T.. 10 Entertain
500 Orphans Dec. 80
Al Christmas Tree
J. Fred Brady Heads
Group Planning Event
At 1ivoIi Theuter

More than 600 orphans from in
stitutions In the District, including
st. Joseph's, st. Vincent's, ST. Roses,
Providence Hospital Day Nursery,
the Episcopal Home for Children,
st. Johns Episcopal Orphanage, the
German Orphans Home, the Jew
ish Foster Home. Washington City
Orphanage, Hillcrest Orphanage
and the Swartzell Methodist Home.
will be guests OF the District Of Co.
lumbia Chapter, Knights Of Colum-
bus, at the annual Christmas tree
December 80 at 10 am. at the Tivoll
Theater.
j. Fred Brady is general chairman
of the committee in charge and
Andrew M. McCallum is secretary
treasurer.
James P. Fox, grand knight, will
preside at a meeting Of Carroll
Council Tuesday night at the club
house.
Joseph M. McKenna, grand
knight, presided over Washington
Council Tuesday evening.
Msgr. Peter Guilday, professor OF
church history at Catholic Univers-
ity, introduced the Very Rev. James
A. Magner, controller of the uni
versity, who spoke on Decisive
Forces in Mexico"
A Christmas party for members
will take place at the clubhouse De-
cember 20 at 8:15 o'clock. A mu-
sical program has been arranged
under the direction of George Gin
gras, lecturer.
The Blood Donors Club, recently
organized by Grand Knight Robert
L. Sheridan Of Potomac Council
has as its purpose the furnishing Of
blood in needy cases. A roster Of
members interested in this work is
being compiled at the clubhouse.
Dutch" Bergman, director of
athletics at Catholic University, was
guest speaker Friday evening at
meeting of the Columbian Squires.
He was introduced by Jerome S.
Murray.
Francis P. Matthews. supreme
knight of the Knights of Columbus.
has appointed Francis j. Rafferty,,
past grand knight of Keane Council,
as special agent for insurance in the
District of Columbia. He will have
charge of insurance activities of
Keane, Carroll, Spalding and Po-
| tomac Councils.
Andrew L. Oehmann, faithful
navigator of Washington General
Assembly, will preside at meeting
tomorrow evening at the Mayhower
Hotel. There will be a Christmas
party for members and an entertain
ment.
Members of the order who have
sons between the ages of IA and 18
are invited to attend meeting of
/ the Columbian Squires in the club
house next Friday evening.
Boys in parochial and public
schools are invited to afflhate with
this organization. Many activities
will be engaged in, among them bas-
ket ball, bowling, hiking, dramatics,
dancing, etc. Jerome S. Murray Is
general chairman Of the committee
in charge.
Spalding Council will meet next
Thursday evening at the club, with
Lawrence A. Gage, grand knight,
presiding. 1t will be the annual
Christmas party. James A. Casper,
lecturer, has prepared program Of
entertainment in addition to the
presentation of turkeys, cakes and
Christmas gifts.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Modern Woodmen
OF America

The following officers were elected
in Georgetown Camp: E. I. Newton,
consul; r. E. Lerch, jr.. adviser;
L. G. Owens, banker: James H. Nc
1ntyre, secretary; F. H. Brittingham,
escort; E. E. Faust, watchman; j. j.
La Fontaine, sentry; George H.
Hurlebaus. Capt. r. E. Lerch. ST.,
and Joseph Warner, trustees. They
will be installed on January 13.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
]. r. jenkins Named
Grand Tall Cedar
Of Capitol Forest
Will Be Installed
With Other Officers
Wednesday Night

J. r. Jenkins was elected grand
tall cedar Of Capitol Forest No. 1o4,
Tall Cedars of Lebanon, at the
annual meeting.
The other officers are j. ]. Brown,
senior grand tall cedar; r. A..
Walker, junior grand tall cedar;
r. r. Steffens, scribe; c. w. Cuth-
bertson, treasurer. and j. c. Davis,
three-year trustee.
They will be installed at a full
form ceremonial next Wednesday,
night at the Willard Hotel
Congress Lodge will hold elec-
tion Of oficers Thursday night.
They will be installed by Past
Grand Master c. C. Coombs.
The Scottish Rite bodies will con-
fer the 32d degree next Tuesday
night at the new temple, with new
Evening star., 1940-12-15

ciate conductress; Miss Anneca
johnson, representative to the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home; Karl
Bergman, trustee.
The installing ofIicer will be Miss
Mildred Hicks, associate grand
naatron.
Mrs. Maybell L. Herbert, matron
Of Washington Centennial Chapter,
announces the meeting of December
20 will be for installation of OH
GERS. Past Grand Matron Helen
Robbins and Past Grand Patron
Harry Schmidt will be the installing
officers.
The Temple Board will meet to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Huyett, 30l6 Tilden street NV. A
card party will follow the business
meeting. Phone Emerson 2405 for
reservations.
Areme Chapter will install the fol-
lowing officers on Wednesday, with
Past Matron Selma Klein as INSTALL
ing matron, Past Matron Ruth New
conner As installing marshal with
Past Matron Irene Schmidt assist
ing. Past Matron Emma Frech, in
stalling chaplain, and Past Patron
Marvel Jester as installing organist:
Helen Rubenstein, matron; Walter
Rubenstein, patron; .Varina Penrod,
associate matron; Past Matrcn Lille
Dowrick, secretary; Past Matron
Mary Jane Jester, treasurer: Mil
dred Brown, conductress; Elizabeth
Knight, associate conductress: jean
cite Stacy, organist; Josephine Le-
Sage, marshal; Carrie Mills, chap
lain; Ivy Dean, Adah; Edna WAL
lace, Ruth; Cecilia Michealis,
Esther; Selma Newton, Martha;
Grace Williams, Electa; Carrie New
conner, warder.
Past Grand Matron Helen Bra
shears has been elected representa-
tive to the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. and Belle Long re-
elected trustee. 80.
Cathedral Chapter has elected the
following officers: Matron, Mrs.
Geneva K. Perry; patron, Alan Ray
Horn; associate matron, Mrs. Jane
G. Duvall; associate patron, Floyd
Truscott: secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth
r. Cornish (re-elected); treasurer,
Mrs. Martha r. Brandon (re-elect-
ed); conductress, Mrs. Olga M. Nc
Mahon; associate conductress, Miss
Carolyn U. Casey; representative
Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
Mrs. Hazel Kephart. Installation. Of
officers will be December rs.
The matron and patron, Miss Eva
B. McLaurin and David H. Daven.
port, entertained their officers Fri.
day at supper in the Eastern Star
Club House, 1900 Sixteenth street
NV.
Matron Violet M. Bailey and Pa
tron Raymond B. Fowler Of Lafay-
cite Lodge Chapter, entertained the
officers and committee chairmen last
night with q dinner dance at the
Roosevelt Hotel.
The chapter will have charge Of
the religious services this afternoon
at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
The following officers were elected
in the Star Point Society: Mrs. Vio-
let r. Markward, president; Mrs.
Laura Poster, vice president; Mrs.
Lena B. Wallace, secretary; Mrs.
Evelyn H. Evans, treasurer and Mrs.
Doris Harrington. social director.
Gavel Chapter on Tuesday will
have installation Of officers.
The Star Point Society will meet
Thursday ut. the home Of Mrs. Fran
ees Roenell, 179 North Fillmore
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Earl D. Harreh Heads
Washington No. |
Order Of Odd Fellows
Columbia Lodge Meets
Thrusdoy Night; Junior
Session Tomorrow

Earl D. Harrell has been elected
commandant Of Canton Washington
No. /, Patriarchs Militant. of the
Order. of Odd Fellows OF the District
Of Columbia.
Other officers elected are: Charles
l., Cooper, lieutenant; Robert s.
Shannon, ensign; Ernest Wood
worth, clerk, and Frederick r.
Waterholter, accountant.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day night. S. F. Dildine, noble
grand, will preside. After comforting
the third degree at the last meeting,
members, their wives and friends
celebrated ladies' night. An enter
tainment was presented and re-
freshments served.
A special meeting of the Junior
Lodge will be held tomorrow night
in the I. o. o. F. Temple. The senior
members. with the Grand Lodge
officers, will assemble at 8 pm. A
program, beneficial to the Junior
Lodge, will be discussed.
A meeting Of the noble grands OF
the subordinate lodges and the
Grand Lodge officers was held last
Monday night. Grand Master Har-
Ian called the meeting to order. A
program relative to membership and
future activities was outlined.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
next Saturday at 8 pm. Mrs. Mary
Cummings, president. will preside.
Election of ofncers will be held. Fol-
lowing the inspection Of the aux
iliary last Saturday night, the p. M.
degree was conferred on Mrs. jeanne
Ison, Miss Marguerite Ison, Mrs.
Pauline Parks and Mrs. Melissa
Miller. Mrs. Emma Wagner, presi-
dent of the Department Ladies' Aux
iliaries Of Pennsylvania, was inspec-
ton officer.
At q recent meeting the Depart
ment Ladies Auxiliaries elected the
following officers: Mrs. Downie
Kelly, president; Mrs. Bessie zepp
vice president: Mrs A. Naomi
Cooper, secretary. and Mrs. Bertha
Nichols, treasurer.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
will hold election of officers next
Thursday night. Mrs. Florence Ben
nett. noble grand, will preside. There
will be a Christmas party.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. Preceding the
annual Christmas party, election of
officers will be held. Emily Dingley,
noble grand, will preside.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge will meet
tomorrow at 8 pm. Mrs. Rose Firtag,
noble grand. will preside. Election
Of officers will be held. after which
an entertainment will be presented.
On December the final official
Rebekah visitation was made to
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge by President
Margaret J. Rule. accompanied by
other assembly officers and Grand
Master Ashlan +. Harlan and ON
GERS Of his stair.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Rainbow Division Veterans

The District Of Columbia Chapter
will hold supper meeting next
Saturday, at 7 o'clock, at the Capitol
Park Hotel. Col. Davis G. Arnold
will preside.
Brig. Gen. James j. Grain, as
sistant chief of ordnance, United
States Army, will be the guest Of
honor and speaker. Elmer F. Neagle,
national honorary president of the
organization, will make report on
the spring dance, to be held at the
Indian Spring Country Club on
May 3 ut 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

ELECTED QUEEN-Mrs. Yelba
Hall, who heads Samla Tenn
pie, Daughters of the Nile, has
called q meeting tomorrow at
g. pm. at the Grafton Hotel.
There will be a Christmas
party. The Sewing Club will
meet Tuesday. at the home of
Mrs. Zell Weaver Galley, 4101
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Harris Il Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
RoyoI Neiehbors Of America

Fidelis Camp will meet December
10 at 8 pm. at the Thomas Circle
Club. Myra B. Enright Camp meets
December rs at 8 pm. at 921 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. Both camps
viii hold election Of officers.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Mrs. Thelma v. Wheat, matron of
Mizpah Chapter, announces install
lation of officers on Tuesday.
The matron and patron enter
tanned their 1910 officers and COM
mittee chairmen at dinner on Sat-
urday evening.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

W1lACA u SIlOTJ CHRISTMAS ra0lO play
was given. Refreshments were
served.
The honored guests were: Minnie
j. Burdine, grand matron; Edward
G. Steagall, grand patron; Helen l.
Brashears, past grand matron;
Walter l.. Fowler and Edward S
Brashears, past grand patrons.
On January Is a chicken dinner
will be served at 4728 Fourteenth
street NV, to be followed by the
election of officers.
Matron Ruth Perry of Treaty Oal
Chapter announces q dinner to be
given by the matron and patron t.
the officers tomorrow at $50 pm
at the Capital Park Hotel; q Christ
mas party, for the benefit Of tn.
guests of the Eastern Star Home
December 18 at l o'clock; a rehear.
sal Of officers for installation, De.
cember 81, at 1910 Wisconsin ave.
nue. NV, at 7:30 pm, and Decem.
Der % meeting of the chapter TO,
installation Of officers.
Joppa Lodge Chapter held q short
memorial service for two member,
who had died during the year. Mrs
Francis Trundle, presented an East.
ern Star flag to the chapter as a gif,
from the matron and patron.
The following officers were elected
Matron, Mrs. Minnie p. Kinks; pa.
tron, Earl F. Hutchison; associat.
matron, Mrs. Sarah G. Jarvis; asso.
ciate patron, Virgil Mason Thomp.
son; secretary, Past Matron Elviris
Magdeburger re-electedD; treasurer
Past Matron Ruth H. Eskridge Gre.
elected; conductress, Mrs. Mar.
guerite Hutchison; associate con.
ductress, Alma w. Dorsey: trustee
Past Matron Lillian E. Baker: rep.
resentative to Eastern Star Home
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Mabel N. Foley, matron of Fidelity
Chapter, announces installation of
officers on Tuesday as follows: Mrs.
Josephine Neam, matron; Harry c.
Maxwell, patron; Helen Keisel, as
sociate matron; Frank Wyatt, asso-
ciate patron; Mrs. Emily Thompson,
secretary: Mrs. Florence Shoemaker,
treasurer: Mrs. Grace Corninsore,
eonductress; Hlrs. Ethel Wyatt, asso-
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Gavel Chapter on Tuesday will
have installation Of officers.
The Star Point Society win meet
Thursday ut. the home Of Mrs. Fran
ees Ronell, 179 North Fillmore
street, Arlington, Va.