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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

including Bryn Mawr, Vassar.
Wellesley, Mount Holyoke,
Radcliffe, Smith and Barnard.
Every one, according to
Mrs. Hale Clark. ticket chair
man, has been clamoring for
the high-priced seats. AS a
result, the parquet and box
seats are all gone. Committee
members, determined that it
shall be a complete sellout,
have taken blocks Of seats far
back and in the balcony.
Younger alumnae of the
various colleges, wearing
gay nineties costumes, will
usher.
Betty Spencer, a Vassar
alumna, is chairman of ushers.
Her aides include: Mrs.
John Detwiler, Barbara
Kent Paterson. Mrs. William
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Eddy, w. A. McHattie, Ralph
B. King, K. X. Martin, c. f.
Carey, George A. Bee, Sam
Kehoe, Victor r. DePetris,
Dan Droll, Fred r. Mixer, A.
S. McCloy, Leo BROKER, John
f. Livingston, c. E. Wilson,
Thomas f. Wilson, Mrs. Percy
w. Crosse and William L.
Hartman.
George Gardham and w. G.
Thurston have taken a box
together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Suzanne Blank
Aoain President

w NJ L MS ADVERTISING
CLUB Of Detroit has booth
and display at the annual con-
vention of the American Fedora
ton Of Advertising now IN prog
TeSs in Boston.
Suzanne Blank has been re-
elected president for another
year. On her board are Florence
Clark. corresponding secretary;
Eleanor Horen, recording Secre-
tary; Olive Torpey. treasurer,
and Alberta Stutsman, vice
president. Other new members
Of the board are Georgia Bur-
ton, Dolly Bauser Callahan.
Marjorie Dorr and Clare Unger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Birmingham Class
Ends 2Oth Year

TWENTY CONSECUTIVE
years Of study will be concluded
by the class in international az
fairs of Birmingham at the final
Of the season Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock in the
Birmingham Community House.
The class, which is sponsored
by the Birmingham Branch of
the American Association OF
University Women and the
League of Women Voters, has
had as its leader throughout
these years Mrs. Ruth Shain.
The speaker Tuesday will be
T. A. Raman, L. L. Y. Kings
College, London, editor OF the
United Press Of India. Mr.. Ra-
man. who is sponsored by the
Foreign Policy Association. will
discuss "India's Independence.
midas Leaders and Her Place
in the Present Picture. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Mrs. Albert Frank
Heads Mecca Club

MRS. ALBERT FRANK re-
tains the gavel of the Ladies OF
Mecca Club for the second year.
Other officers for 1912 are;
Mrs. Karl V. SchwarZ, first vice
president; Mrs. +. Clark Bush
man, second vice president; Mrs.
William 6. Couzens, recording
secretary; Mrs. Verne Draper,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. r.
Verne Sleight, custodian.
Mrs. Emery Merriman mas
been appointed chairman of the
philanthropic committee which
plans all the clubs parties 20
raise funds 10 further its work
for crippled children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
at the Detroit Boat Club

Hammond Mrs. Robert Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Dwight
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ Gilman and Mr. and Mrs James
A. Beresford.
The Donald Ordways coming from Battle Creek
to occupy their box.
Others whose appear the still partial list of
boxhoders Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Brother Mr. and Mrs.
William Judson He'll Mrs. James @ Goude Mrs w. d. McCu-
lough Joseph P Little John L. Lovett Edward W. Smith,
Coleman Ted Gorenflo, John r. MacManus Thomas Wilson
Babcock c. A Gallarno Josephine Sutton E. j. Anderson,
L. f. Tucker, Henry Reichhod William C. Lerchen p A.
Mckay w. o. Briggs j. r. Adams John S. Ivory P. B. Hof
Walter H. Dyer Dan Prior B. c. Wilson, M A. Causen,
G. a. Staples Howard B. Bloomer, Jervs B. Webb S. A,
Strickland E. W. Austen c. L. Cray Robert II. Sklman.
Louise s. Morse Jr George w. Kennedy Howard Flint Will
liam S. Morse, W. Fescher Robert H. Croker Charles T.
Hubbe Hugh Dean, r. H. White r. Emmert A. H. Whit
taker w. A. Gallagher W. A. Ssney E. A. Schmer c. E.
Herbst c. E. Usck, Mrs William r. Brown Charles T. Bush,
c. T. Baldwin, r. w. Sinclair H. c. Roberts, Charles Frisch-
korn f. s. Frschkorn H. H. Evans F. c. Bowes and Charles
H. O'Shei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Welcome Visits


nurses and doctors will welcome
your visits-for social contacts
have their own share in pa
tents convalescence. One OF
the nurses in a great hospital
here in Detroit said TO me the
other day:
I'VE always love TO see GER
tain women come I'm to visit
their sick friends and we always
feel their calls do our patients
good. III all visitors behaved the
way Mrs. Russell Alger. Mrs.
Algernon Ford, Mrs. Ossip Cab
rilowitsch and Mrs. Lynn Nc
Naughton do-there wouldn't be
this problem of having to send
visitors away because they stay
too long, or having to cope with
n nervous patient after discour-
aging descriptions from a visitor
of other operations. These
women are cheerful, calm, and
stay only their allotted time"
In spite Of the fact that many
people are away, there has been
quite a bit doing this past week.
Mrs w. o. Mundy gave a charm
ing supper party Sunday night
at the Little Club and also din
ing there we noticed Mrs. Rich
ard Z. Joy, with Richard Jr. and
his pretty wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Mrs. Newberry Visits

Mrs. John S, Newberry left
this week for a series of Garden
Club meetings in and about New
York. She will be back in her
home on Lake Shore road some
time this next week.
Within short time now. Mrs.
Gilbert Lee will arrive from a
whole long Winter spent in
Pasadena. She will occupy her
home on Lee Gate lane for the
better part of the Summer. Mrs.
Lewis III. Jones is back in her
home on Provencal road after a
Winter in the west.
The Fine Arts meeting last
Tuesday night, dinner at the
Boat Club, was the signal for
a number of cocktail parties
before it. Mr.. and Mrs. Halde-
man Finnie were among those
who asked friends to their house
for a starter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Lewis Eileen Davidson, Mrs Andrew Dempster Jr, Mrs.
Thomas B. Kingensmith and Mrs. Lewis Dillon.
Mrs Clarence Day Jr at the invitation of the college
is coming for the first night gala performance
Day production adviser or she laughngly put
it. "c1ucking hem the York, Boston and Philadelphia
companies all playing the the book Life
With Father" written by her late husband
Prominent in Gothams social intelgensia SET Mrs Day
graduated in 1923 from Radcliffe She said to be
witty and fluent speaker and conversationalist.
Hostesses will vie for the privilege of entertaining her at
dinner parties which will pecede the play
Before her marriage Mrs Day did literary work at the
Boston Athanaeum and the Frick Museum. She is
engaged in editing Rosthumous volume of her husbands
essays o be entitled Father and l."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Gloomy Hospital Visitors
Who Leave Patient Jittey
Condemned by DowasIer
THE DOWAGER'S DOGMAS

N - DOSmhS
A ND DO if you're adj
"A mitted
Be cheerful in your talk;
Don't give them dire
example
Of that friend who can
not walk.
CPEAK cheeriIy of minor
- things
And NEVER stsy for
long.
Do let your visit be a help.
And not a woefuI wrong.
apartment on Hibbard avenue.
Mrs. Joseph G.. STANDARD had a
family supper party Sunday
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Still Others Take Boxes

Mr.. and Mrs. Manfred Burleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Mil
Rinehart will share box will j. E. Bullock and Dr. H. L.
Morris.
Still others whose will appear boxes Walter
Otto D. Lyle Fife r. w. Walsh Sally Wallace E. E. Rock
man, James p Loughn, A. A. Clark c. George Shepherd
Robert H. Flint w. G. Voolfolk Nicholas Dreystott Edward
W. Mcintosh, H. A. Lamason Charles H. Symington, F. H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Relief Society
To End Season

HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
will conclude its season with a
luncheon meeting Monday at
1890 p. m. at Dorothy Ded-
mans house in East Kirby ave-
nue.. Mrs. Gertrude Oberstein
will review Ernest Heminways
book For Whom the Bell
Tolls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Visitors are always welcome
is hospitals IF they will obey
rules and not overstay their
time.
Go to a hospital at the stated
visiting hours, ask at the hall
desk before going to the pa
tents room and when you are
with the sick person, be cheer
full; talk of things light and
amusing and never under any
circumstances stay long.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Washington Lodge
OF EIks 10 Honor
Past Exalted Rulers
Former Leaders Will
Initiate Cundidutes
Wednesday Night

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
will observe past exalted rulers
night" Wednesday when the former
leaders will initiate large class
of candidates which has been
formed in their honor.
Those who will officiate are:
Philip U. Gayaut, exalted ruler;
James E. Collifower. esteemed lead
ing knight: J. Forest Reilly. es-
teemed loyal knight; James J. Muir
ray, esteemed loyal knight; Edwin
S. Fuller, chaplain; David j. La
Porte, esquire; William I. Evans,
treasurer; Joseph J. Hagerty, sec
retary.
Candidates are: T. A. Amatucci,
Edward P. Burdette, r. c. Chase,
William E. Cissell, Donald R. Comp
ton, Percy C. Elicit, Benny D.
Franco. L. B. Goldstein, John o.
HaIly, Otis c. Jones. Hugo Kanosar,
jr.: Oliver K. Larson, Joseph H.
Latimer, Harold c.. Malone, Milton
M. Martell, T. F. Moore. jr.; Morris
Mushinsky, A. L. Nader. Michael
OConnor, Ralph w. Ofutt, Robert
E. Peed. Marvin ReXrode, Leland
Richardson, Ralph S. Sadler, H. A,
Schrader, John P. Shields, William
H. Valentine and Richard H. Watts.
For affiliation: Samuel Levy, Henry
E. Tripp, Nicholas N. Vann. For
reinstatement: Frank S. Carroll,
Herman c. Norman, John j, Nc
Carthy, James A. Mcnamara, Mon
roe L. Schott and Charles R. Wad-
dell.
Exalted Ruler L. Martin Young
has called a special session of the
lodge tomorrow at pm. to con-
slider plans for completely remodel
ing the building.
Washington ElkS will entertain
members of Annapolis Lodge on
Saturday night when the bowlers
of the two lodges bowl their annual
interlodge match at the New Rec
reation Alleys. At the conclusion
of the match a buffet supper and
dance will be held at the club.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

gene H. Bashore, grand master at
arms; Ernest L. ORoark, grand
inner guard; William Dargie, grand
outer guard: Arthur z. Lausen,
grand lecturer; Richard o. Lover
ing, William T. Baum and Wesley
c. Gameway, trustees, and Edward
j. Newcomb and Dr. Robert B.
Bacon, supreme representatives. The
grand tribunal is composed of John
B. Dickman, Marcus L. Lennon,
Richard B. Bergman, Hamlln M.
Vandervort and Earl G.. Jonscher.
They were installed by Past Su-
preme Representative Vandervort,
assisted by Supreme Representative
Bacon as acting supreme prelate and
Supreme Representative Newcomb
as acting supreme master at arms.
The Grand Lodge rank was con-
ferred on the following past chan
cellors: William A. Fields, Mount
Vernon Lodge; c. M. Whitaker,
Webster Lodge; Hendrick A. Macho-
ian, Syracusians Lodge; William E.
Schimpt, Amaranth Lodge; Herbert
Hauger, jr., Guiding Star Lodge,
Dayton. KY.
Meetings this week are as fol-
lows: Calanthe, tomorrow; Frank
lin, Wednesday; Syracusians and
Hermione, Thursday Other meet
ings are Washington Company, uni
form rank, drill, Central High
School Armory, Thursday; Friend
ship Temple, Pythian Sisters, Wed
nesday evening, and Rathbone
Temple, Friday evening.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Women of the Moose

Columbia Chapter will meet
March IA at 1414 Eye street NV.
at 8 pm, with the senior regent,
Mrs. Anna R. Gilbert, presiding.
The Social Service Commission will
have a special program. Members
of Columbia Lodge and the public
are invited.
At the last meeting Mrs. Stella
Thompson was obligated and g
transfer was received from Cum
berland Md Chapter for Mrs.
Lena Saville.
Mrs. Ola D. Lee announces the
Defense Housing Committee will
work with the Defense Housing Reg
istry set up by the District Defense
Council TO help defense workers find
suitable living quarters in the city.
Many members went to Frederick.
Md. last Wednesday evening and
participated in the instituting Of a
new chapter.
Plans are being formulated to
entertain the grand dean of the
Academy of Friendship Mrs. Freida
Ginger of Lewiston, Pa, who ex-
poets to make her official visit to
Columbia Chapter on March %.
Every member is urged to bring
new member to the next meeting on
March IA, so that a large class of
candidates may be initiated on
March % in honor of Mrs. Ginger.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Ben Hur News

Two local members were elected
as State officers during the session
of the courts of Maryland and the
District of Columbia last week in
Baltimore Richard A. Walker re-
ceived the honor of teacher and
William Gibson, keeper of outer gate,
both members of Mckinley Court.
On March 18 the Executive Board
delegates will pay their annual visi-
tation to Mckinley Court, and it
will also be known as identification
meeting" for the members of this
court.
State Manager Kenneth L. Canine
installed officers of United Court,
and Everett M. Pershing was includ-
ed as one of the trustees. Harold
G. Higbie, financial scribe, has re-
signed owing to his removal to
Michigan. The Office of recording
scribe has been consolidated with
financial scribe, and Melvin D. New
land was elected to I'LL the vacancy.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Friefchie Council,
America Daughters,
InsfaIIs Officers

Officers OF Barbara Frietchie
Council, Daughters of America, were
installed last week by Mrs. Una Dor
sey, acting deputy. They are: Con-
ductor. Helen Richards; inside SEN
tinel, Shirley Hancock, and coun-
cilor, Langan Soper. Mrs. Viola Hen
ley, State deputy, who is vacationing
in Florida, will attend the next meet
ing.
Anacostia Council officers ap-
pointed were: Drill captain, Pearl
Torney. and assistant flag bearer,
Lucille Torney.
Kenmore Council at its visitation
presented the State deputy, Mrs.
Cora Jones, and other State officers
with gifts. c. Bohrer related His
tory of Kenmore"
At the visitation to the Pride of
Washington Council State Councillor
Mrs. Clara Owens and her officers
were officially received by the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Ethel Graves. An address
was given by Past State Councillor
Mrs. Ethel Burroughs. Ernest War
rem present tableau. with the fol-
lowing participating: Archie Lewis,
Mrs. Stella Lewis, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gray, Mrs. Anna GasS, Mrs. Ollie
Compton, Mrs. Jessie Spillman. Mrs.
Ethel Mckee and Mrs. Lorena
Lushrs. A solo was rendered by Mrs.
c. Galloti and an accordion solo by
c. Allison.
Council activities are:
March 10, Independent, 808 street
NV, $50 pm. March II, Fidelity,
808 I street NV, 8 pm. March l3,
Triumph and Pride of Washington,
Northeast Masonic Temple, s pm;
Brookland, visitation, 3501 Twelfth
street NE. March IS, Loyalty, a
dinner at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, to 7:30 pm. Public invited.
March 18, Golden Rule, banquet,
Kenesaw Apartments, for their
members. Call Mrs. M. Taylor for
reservations. March 10, Mizpah,
luncheon at home of Mrs. Charles
Campbell from 1870 to 2:30 pm.
Members and friends invited. March
"a, John L. Burnett, with their coun-
cilor, Mrs. Nellie Skillman, at pm; {;
also March 81, an evening of games
at their hall. March %, Mount Yer
non, bingo party at home of Mrs.
Minnie Brown, Edmonston. Md.
Call Mrs. Fred Mehler for informa-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Order of the Eastern Star News

ry-treasurer. refreshments were
served.
The Auxiliary Temple Board will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Ada Carver, with Mrs.
Marie Christianson and Mrs. Doris G.
Costenbader as assistant hostesses.
A rehearsal for the officers is
called for Thursday at pm. at
Naval Lodge Hall.
Mrs. Viola Thompson, matron Of
Lebanon Chapter, announces a
meeting of the Temple Auxiliary
Board March II at 8 pm. at the
new home of Mrs Mildred L. Booth,
1924 Yuma street NV, with Miss
Anne Guilford assisting.
At the next meeting Of the
chapter, the United States Secret
Service will show the film "Know
Your Money"
Cathedral Chapter will meet We'd
nesday evening at $500 Sixteenth
street NV. January, February
and March birthday anniversaries
will be celebrated. Refreshments.
The matron Of Areme Chapter
announces the Endowment Com
mittee will hold a card party Tues
day at pm. at the home Of Past
Matron Marion Mitchell. Prizes and
refreshments.
Past Matron Mary Jane Jester
will hold committee meeting
Thursday at her home at 8 pm. to
plan for future monthly card parties.
The Matrons and Patrons As
sociation Of 1914 held their annual
banquet at the Kenesaw on Monday
evening. Officers elected were Mrs.
Grace A. Gilcrest, president; DIR.
Allen Cowels, vice president; Mrs.
Verna Conway, secretary. The Ex-
ecutive Committee consists of Mrs.
Joseph A. Bennett, Mrs. Madeline
Nichols, Mrs. Emma Levy, Guy G..
GilcreSt, Mrs. Evelyn Hursh and
Frank Hursh.
William Scantlebury was master
Of ceremonies, assisted by Mrs.
Scantlebury.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Odd Fellow Officers
To Visit Harmony
Lodge Wednesday
Past Grand Masters
And Putriurchs Meet
At Mrs. SIuughter's Home

Grand Master Ernest L. Loving
and officers Of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows, accompanied by
Grand Patriarch Albert P. Dobbins
and officers Of the Grand Encamp-
ment will make their annual visit
to Harmony Lodge next Wednesday
in I. o. o. F. Temple at $50 pm.
The second degree will be conferred.
Grand Patriarch Dobbins met in
executive session with the Grand
Encampment officers last week.
Charles L. Coombs was installed
inside sentinel Past Grand Patri-
arch Roswell NJ. Woodruff officiated.
The Past Grand Masters and
Past Grand Patriarchs Association
held their annual session last night.
Mrs. Blanche Slaughter was hostess
to the association at a dinner party
at her home at pm. Guests in-
cluded Representative Pittenger OF
Minnesota, Representative Kunkle
of Pennsylvania and A. c. Bishop.
who was guest speaker Election
of officers was held. Past Grand
Master A. S. Custer presided.
Friendship Lodge will meet We'd
nesday night at 822 Twentieth street
NV. ToWson Lodge of Towson,
Md. and Phoenix Lodge Of the Dis
trict will be guests. This lodge has
taken action to place a team in the
Odd Fellows Soft Ball League.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day at pm. William F. Zimmer-
man has been appointed instructor
for the Grand Lodge. A school Of
instruction will be held on the sec
ond and fourth Saturday of each
month in the Temple.
Covenant Lodge will meet We'd
nesdsy at pm. Harry Koenigsburg
will preside.
Columbian Encampment will meet
Wednesday at pm. Chief Pat
riarch Rufus B. Colvin will preside.
Rebekah Lodges.
Miss Marguerite Ison, president
OF the Rebekah Assembly and her
officers will visit Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah Lodge Tuesday night. Ths
Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp-
ment officers will accompany them.
Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge will meet Thursday night.
Mrs. Mary Custer, noble grand, will
preside.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet
tomorrow night. Miss Florencs
/ Gunson, noble grand, will preside.
| The Rebekah degree will be con-
ferred. Preceding the meeting a
supper and social will be held.
The Ladies' Auxiliary P NJ. will
meet Saturday at 8 pm. with Mrs.
Marv Custer, president. presiding.
Preceding the meeting the auxiliary
will serve supper.
The Department Association OF
Ladies Auxiliary p. NJ. met at the
home of Mrs. Sybil Will on We'd
nesday, with the president, Mrs.
Downie M Kelly. presiding.
Canton Washington No. I, Pat
riarchs Militant, has organized a
minstrel show. Rehearsal will be
held in the Temple every Saturday
night. Communicate with Depart
ment Comdr. Charles 3. Lampe for
information.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Rainbow Division Veterans

The supper meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter, sched-
uled for March 15 at the Capitol
Park Hotel, has been postponed
until March % at 7 o'clock. The
evening has been designated to the
165th Field Hospital and the 117th
Sanitary Train, Rainbow Division.
Col. Davis G. Arnold, president
of the chapter, has appointed a
committee to arrange for the 23d
annual reunion.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
FreemanC Commandery
VIII Observe 10Th
Anniversary

The Rev William L. Gibson, grand
prelate. will preach on The Way of
the Cross" at the 10th anniversary
celebration of the John w. Free
man Grand Commandery, Colored
knights Templay, March 30, at
Scottish Rite Hall at 3 pm. Sir
Knight Charles D. Freeman, grand
recor%S-. will speak on THE History
of Knighthood Among Colored
Masons and in the District of Co.
1umbia" Sir Knight William Thorn
ley. grand commander, will preside
The Activities Committee of War
rem Lodge met Sunday evening at
the home of Master Clarence Reed
and completed plans to present the
Howard University Womens Glee
Club of 40 voices in its 10th annual
spring recital, April Is, at Lincoln
Congregational Club.
Social Lodge will meet in a spe-
cial communication at Scottish Rite
Hall March % to confer the E. A
degree. Clifford o. Smith, junior
warden, will be in the east.
Convocations for Royal Arch
Chapters are as follows: March 5
Prince Hall, Tealus Atwell, high
priest; March II, Keystone, James
Nivens, high priest; March 13, st
John. Jacob A. Handy, high priest;
March 10, Union, the Rev. Anthony
E. Williams, high priest; March 20
Mount Vernon, Howard A. Maxwell
high priest, and March 81, MarkWell
Howard P. Smith, high priest.
Blue lodge communications this
week are: March 10, Eureka, Lewis
S. Terry, master; March II, John F
Cook, Thomas E. Davis, master;
March IL, Fidelity, Eugene Ford
master; March 5, Widows Son
Charles K Burns, master, and
March IA, James H. Hill, Henry H
Brown, master.
The Grand Lodge Activities Com
mittee will present Clara Roma
lyric soprano. in concert-recital at
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
March % at 80 pm. for the benefit
OF the building fund.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Jr. o. U. A. M. News

Meetings this week are: Mon
day, Anacostia; Wednesday, Ben
nings; Thursday, Edward j. Ross;
Friday, Star Spangled Banner and
Washington; Saturday, Liberty Bell.
The next visitation will be at
523 Eighth street NE, April 4,
with the following councils par
ticipating: Mount Vernon, Lib
erty Bell and Woodrow Wilson.
The visitation held to Anacostia
Council February "a included also
Bennings, Independence and Wash
ington Councils.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Eugene Kirby Named
Grand Chancellor Of
Knights Of Pythias
New Officers Installed
AT Orders 18th
Annual Session

Eugene H Kirby was elected
grand chancellor of the Knights Of
Pythias at the 18th annual session
held at Pythian Temple. Other Of
icers elected were William H. Har-
rington, grand vice chancellor;
Nicholas Girardi, grand prelate;
William A. Kimmel, grand keeper
of records and seal; Charles F. Mil
Ter, grand master of exchequer; Eu-
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Hotel Greeters of America

The 18th anniversary of WASH
ington Women's Auxiliary was cele-
brated yesterday with luncheon
and card party at the Fairfax
Hotel. A birthday cake was cut.
Meetings for the charter and aux
iliary will be held at the Lewis Ho-
tel Training School on March 10,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis
as hosts.
Mrs. Harvey Black, auxiliary sec
retary. has been elected the dele
gate to represent the auxiliary at
the Middle Atlantic Hotel Greeters
Association convention at Hart
ford, Conn, on March 81.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Regular Veterans
Association

The Gen. Malin Craig Post held
dinner meeting March at the club.
rooms, 1903 Fourteenth street NV.
Entertainment was furnished by
Buddy Shaner, Bob Prebler, William
White and Virginia DevineeuX.
It was voted to open the clubrooms
to associate members at a small cost
per year. This is especially for the
benefit of Graftees.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Retired Enlisted Men.

Andrew L. Fay, who was retired
as sergeant. Battery G, 72d Coast
Artillery; Andrew Back, as SER
geant, Battery H, I'd Coast Artillery,
and Ire Klopp, as sergeant, Coast
Artillery, were admitted to member
ship at a recent meeting of Associ-
stton No. !.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Womun's Benefit
Association

The Girls Review will meet
Thursday at 5 pm. at 900 F street
NV. Important business.
National Review No. l will have
luncheon and meeting March IA at
: 1890 pm.