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Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

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Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
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f4neib' i'd Dir 10 Elm St0dl!"
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bringit mid aber i9on in einen gus
ten 9umDr, bu! Da m0dt ih Dir
f@on glst9 elm glasl Bier 5ublen,
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penn I9on Der cine mein @eIb benz
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ni6t Ielber aud nod tbun. tDegen els
mem ofpeiten."
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bentli9. uno fab bierauf pieber benz
8uri9en ins @eii6t. @s mar elm IeIts
fam S6auen in ben alien Mugen.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

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uuf einem auf Dem 2~atten8aun umgs=
itilpt bdngenoen bledernen MaHer3us
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fi9 boa @er6roRenbeit oentt, er brau9
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ausTiebt, nidt anaufebsn - barum.
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bod teinen 3olbreit BON ibr sr
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bas leere GelbiGdl in ieiner 9ruben!l"
Seut freili9 ToIte er iiberbaupt ni4t
bier fein; benn 6eute lit Der Gbrentag
lsiner Sdneiter.
Gr bate bu4sim bIsibsn iOnen sis
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
nnQartf&s@ aIonteris

-un9artf d. @alonterie.
npdrbon, 9err ron S~dnusbaop, t9
babe fdon einem Germ 5usefagt, mid
BON inn gu Slide fihren gu ldHen.
SD tpsrbe Sic entladbigen. inbem If
Sic elmer ebsnIo iuneen nte lh6HsR
Dame porItele." .9ebauere, min i1
peber iunge nod T90ne Dame, min i'd
sic au Slide fahrenl"
Evening star., 1941-02-13

story, these excerpts are entertain
ing music in spite of their titles.
Another atmosphere may surround
them in the unfolding of the plot,
but taken as purely orchestral items
they are amusing rather than hor-
rible and as such the audience re-
ceived them last night. DR.. Kinder
asked if a repitition of "the drunks
at the wedding was desired and
then played 1t a second time.
This interlude in no way affected
the fine performances of the other
numbers nor disturb the nobility
of their expression. The familiar
melodies of the Dvorak Symphony
and their unappeased nostalgia
were voiced with simplicity and con-
viction by the orchestra, the beauti-
full reading of the Largo being
greeted with applause. The quality
of tone of the string section of the
National Symphony Is particularly
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Shostakovich of the new. But bal
ancing both by reason of his Su-
periority and seniority was Johann
Sebastian Bach, whose 'Branden-
burg Concerto No. 3" was placed
IN the center of the program.
The bit of novelty among the
other familiar numbers, Dvorak's
New World Symphony" and Scria-
bins Two EtudeS," were the ex-
cerpts from Shostakovich's opera,
Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk." Com
bined in this orchestral arrange
ment, although they occur in differ
ent acts of the opera, were the por-
tions entitled "Burying the corpse
in the cellar" "The ghost disap-
pears" and "The drunks at the we'd
ding" The sordidneSS of the plot
can be imagined from these titles,
but the music which Shotakovich
Evening star., 1941-02-13
has written to them is cleVerly de-

has written to them is cleverly de-
scriptive, as is his habit.
The opera was planned as the
first of four which were to illustrate
the standing of women in Russia
leading up to the supposedly ideal
state under the present regime
Lady Macbeth" is set in the period
of the 1840'S, the second was to be
placed in the czarist period of 1880
the third in the revolution of 1917
and the fourth in Soviet Russia.
The composer intended to represent
the leading woman character of
Lady Macbeth" as "the victim of
an unhealthy enforcement, that of
the merchant class of the 18th
century"
Detached from the opera itself
and from the gruesomeness of the
Evening star., 1941-02-13

vibrant and rich in the music of
Bach and the third "Brandenburg
Concerto" as DR.. Kinder directed
it, was broad and noble in style.
The very fine arrangement of the
two Scriabin Etudes which LaSalle
Spier recently made for the orches-
ira at DR.. Kindler's inStigation left
such an impression at the first hear
ing that request was made to hear
it again. 1t was played as the
last number on the program and
the second hearing confirmed its
Importance as valuable addition
to the symphony repertoire. The
Suavity with which the first study
was performed and the spirited
playing of the second brought forth
the most appreciative response of
the evening from the audience.
There are 1892 birds in the Bronx
Zoo, New York.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Symphony Presents Novelty
In Contrasting Styles
Works of Four Composers Thrown
Into Bold Relief by Inclusion of
Sharply Different Works
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

Four composers about as different in their style could be
phony Orchestra Constitution
Evening star., 1941-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS. A

There are 1892 birds in the Bronx
Zoo, New York.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Knights Of Columbus
To Give Reception
For J. A. Flanagan
Event Will Be Held at
Local Club November II;
Pound Party Planned

John A. Flanagan of Baltimore,
who was recently elected a member
of the Supreme Board of Directors
of the Knights of Columbus, will be
given a reception November II at
the local Knights of Columbus Club
Earlier in the day State Deputy
Keohoe will place wreath on the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in
Arlington Cemetery.
Arrangements are being made for
the annual Pound Party" for the
Little Sisters of the Poor on Novem-
Der IA from 2 to 4 pm. at the home,
Second and H streets NE.
Grand Knight James C. Naughten
will preside over Spalding Council
next Thursday at 8:i5 pm. This
will be the only meeting during
November. 1t will be the regular
Thanksgiving party.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
evening with Grand Knight James
P Fox presiding.
Grand Knight Joseph NJ. Nc
Kenna of Washington Council an
nounced this council will hold a
memorial communion mass Noyem-
Der 80 in St. Patrick's Church at
8 O'Clock Breakfast will be served
at the Willard Hotel, following the
mass.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Spunish War Veterans

The Council of Administration
elected William M. La Roche junior
vice commander and Arthur L.
Sturkey department chaplain.
Department Comdr Elvin NJ
Luskey was commissioned Zambo-
anga slave, Military Order of the
Serpent. Will N. Barnes received a
gold medal for his long service as
grand thrice.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp. Gen.
Henry w. Lawton Camp and Presi-
dent Mckinley Camp meet Monday
and Richard J. Harden Camp on
Thursday.
Auxiliaries.
Meetings this week: Monday, Ad-
miral George Dewey, Northeast Ma
sonic Temple; Tuesday, Col. John
Jacob Astor, 921 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc: Wednesday, Department
A. U. S. w. ", Northeast Temple;
Friday, Col Henry w. Lawton
Pythian Temple.
The Daughters Of 's8 will hold ar
evening of games at the home Of
Dorothy Afford on November 8.
Department President Carrie
Flaherty invites members to attend
the department meeting on Novem-
ber S at pm. at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Eight and Forty Plans
ArmiStice Eve Dinner

Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy, chapeau
departmental Of the. Eight and
Forty, Salon No. IA, Department of
the District of Columbia, announced
yesterday that Mrs. Daisy White
head of Tampa, Fla. chapeau ma
uonal. will be an honor guest at an
Armistice eve Forty and Eight din
ner-dance at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
The dinner will honor Department
Comdr Haywood Saunders and Ma
tional Comdr. Lynn U. Stambaugh
of the American Legion.
A party for each month is being
planned by the Fun and Fellowship
Committee Of the salon, headed by
Mrs. Marie Totten.
A party and an evening of games
are being planned at the Legion
clubhouse at pm. tomorrow to
raise funds for the purchase of a
Group kettle" for Children's Hos
pital. Legionnaires, members of the
auxiliary and their friends are
invited. f
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Grand Chapter TO Visit
CoIored 0. f. ). Lodqes

Headed by Grand Matrcn Bertha
Anderson and Grand Patron Ernest
Anderson, the Grand Chapter of
Colored Order of the Eastern Star
will make official visits to chapters
this week. as follows: Tuesday,
Thrift; Wednesday. Redemption;
Thursday, Miriam; Friday, Naomi.
The Acacia Grand Lodge of COL
ored Masons will make official lodge
visitations this week, as follows:
Tuesday, Meridian; Wednesday,
Warren; Friday, Social and Ionic.
Capitular Masonry Sunday will be
observed by Royal Arch Masons
November at Liberty Baptist
Church. The Rev. Hampton T.
Gaskins will preach. Past Grand
High Priest c. D. Freeman will speak
on The Contributions of Colored
Capitular Masons to the Progress of
Our Group in the United States"
The annual Masonic charity ball
of Social Lodge will be held Friday
night at Lincoln Colonnade.
DR.. j. Hayden Johnson. former
member of the Board of Education,
will address the Grand Lodge vista
ton in Warren Lodge Wednesday
evening.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Odd Fellows 10 Observe
0Id-Timers' Night Nov. Il

Columbian Encampment Of Odd
Fellows will observe OldlTimers'
Night November H. The birthday
anniversaries of Frank D. Seiffert
and Otto F. Smith will be celebrated
John H. Windsor, member for 63
years. will make an address. There
will be entertainment and refresh
ments.
Grand Master Ernest L. Loving
will make an official visit to Golden
Rule Lodge Tuesday. Entertain
ment and refreshments.
The Grand Lodge will hold divine
services at the l. o. o. F. Home at
pm. next Sunday. The Rev. H. H.
Rowland of Camp Springs Meth
odist Church will conduct the
services.
The Department Association Of
Ladies' Auxiliaries. Patriarchs Mill
tant, will hold the November meet
ing at the home of the president.
Mrs. Downie M. Kelly Nomina-
tions of officers and plans for a
Christmas party will be made
Members of the Virginia association
will be guests.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
National Association
Of ReauIurs

National Defense Post met We'd
nesday night, with Comdr. Lemar E.
Chamberlain presiding. National
Comdr. w. Terry Martin was the
guest speaker.
The newly organized Silver Spring
Post was presented the charter
Acting Comdr. John Arthur Shaw
by the national commander. Char
ter members are Private Howard E.
Baker, jr.; Henry B. Brown, Hubert
Randolph Carr. A. E. Collier. Clifford
M. Collins, Walter S. Davis, James
o. Deto, C. H. Durrer, Roy T. Ellis,
Chester Ellis, William M. Harlow,
Clarence F. Jernigan, Jesse w.
Jones, Marion Kohn, William E.
Marvel, ST.; w. B. Morrow. Henry G.
Newton, c. G. Norman, Mark Pat
terson. E. H. Pearrell. John H.
Saunders, Ben A. Shaw, John Arthur
Shaw, Harry e. Steingrebe, ST.; Har-
~ e. Stetngrebe, jr.; G. w. Van Pelt,
John J. vern Dick and jen M. Ward.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
E|ks' Lodge 10 Honor
ga '0Id-Timers'

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
will honor its 243 "old in timers" 3"
those who have been members 25
years or more, on Wednesday evening
at the annual reunion dinner and
cial session. preceding a businesso
meeting. Sol c. Wallack. senior
member. who was indicted August l,
1866. will be guest of honor Joseph
Burkhart. senior past exalted ruler,
will also be honored.
Joseph Leo McGroarv will speak
and Exalted Ruler Allan j. Duvall
will act as toastmaster.
The championship rituallstic team
Of Cumberland Lodge has been in
vited to induct a class of candidates
into Washington Lodge Wednesday.
December 10
Washington Lodge will hold its
annual championship skeet shoot
for its members at ! pm. TODAY at
O'Donnell's farm. on the Marlboro
pike. All Elks are invited to par
ticipate.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Women of the Moose

Senior Regent Ola D. Lee of Co.
lumbia Chapter announces men,
bers will cooperate in the 35th an
nua, District OF Columbia Tubercu-
losis Association Christmas seal
sale.
Membership Chairman Marie A.
Clark is planning a class initiation
on November % in honor of the
associate regent, Mrs. Grace Clarke.
Officers, guides and escorts are re-
quested TO attend the rehearsal on
Thursday evening at the Moose Hall.
The Library Committee chairman,
Mrs. Virginia R. Bennett is forming
plans for a program to be presented
November IA in conjunction with
National Book Week. All co-workers
who desire to give book to the
book shower contact Mrs. Bennett.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Ladies' AuxiIio:y,
Ancient Order Of Hiberniuns

Junior Division No. 2 will have
their November meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ellen T. Stanton. Misses
Barbara and Jeanne Talley will be
hosteSseS.
The Irish History Study Club viii
meet November at pm. at the
home of Mrs. Nellie B. kelser, Divi-
sion No. 2 will be hostess.
Mrs. Margaret B. DAILY has ar
ranged for a retreat for the auXil-
iary on November Is at the Wash
ington Retreat House.
There will be memorial mass for
all deceased members on November
%. Mrs Maris A. OConnor has
charge of arrangements.
Division No. will meet on the
second Thursday at the home of
Mrs. James E. Cummings.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
American Legion to Mark
Civilian Defense Week
Special Daily Programs Outlined,
To Stort With Armistice Day

The six days. beginning with Ar
mistice Day, November II, desig-
mated in a proclamation by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as Civilian Defense
Week. will be observed by the
American Legion throughout the
country.
A special program has been out
lined for each day. The concluding
event of the week will be the first
Of a series OF programs on civilian
defense at 1890 am, November l6,
with Mrs. Roosevelt as the princi-
pal speaker. These programs are
being prepared by the Office OF
Civilian Defense.
The American Legion Club will
have open house from 10 am. until
10 pm. on Armistice Day. All Le-
gionnaires and their friends are in
vited.
Department Comdr. Haywood
Saunders and Adjt. John j. Mulvey
will attend the commanders and ad-
jutants' conference in indianapolis,
Ind, November 3. 4 and 5.
Killeen Post has indorsed Joseph
j. MalloW to succeed himself as
national committeeman.
James BrentiS has arranged for
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. 3 initiated Pat Ben
son. Mae Cole. Viola Cooke. Betty
Dibeler, Doris Dibeler, Shirley JEFF
fiery and Grace Pearson. On No
vember 6 the driIl team will meet
at John Burroughs School at pm
All interested in the team are urged
to be present.
The Dramatic Club of Bethel No
5 will meet November 7. On Satur-
day there will be an ice skating
party at the Uline Arena. Those
interested meet at the temple ct
7:15 pm.
Bethel No will hold rush tea
from $3.50 to $50 today at the
home of Gloria Tarpley. The meet
ing November will be a ma iority
meeting. All Jobs Daughters are
invited. On November 6 initiation
will be exemplified for the William
r. Singleton Masonic Lodge.
On November 7 Bethel No. will
give the initiatory work for Martha
Chapter in Naval Lodge Hall. OFF,
GERS be there by 9 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Catholic War Veterans

Chairman Henry F. Hodges of the
Committee for Departmental Or
ganization of the Catholic War Vet
Grams for the District of Columbia
announced the committee will spon-
sor memorial vesper service as a
part of the Armistice week cere-
monies at st. Matthews Cathedral
at 7:30 pm. November g. Invitation
is extended to all veteran organiza-
tions and their auxiliaries to attend.
The Very Rev. Msgr. Edward v.
Buckley, rector of the cathedral, will
preside.
At the meeting November of
the Father Francis j. Hurney Post
at st. Patrick's Hall officers will
be installed. The officers are VIII
liam T. Slattery, commander;
Matthew Angevine, first vice COM
mander; Charles j. Dean, second
vice commander; John j. Murphy,
third vice commander, and j. Fred
erick Burns, adjutant and treasurer.
Comdr. Archie Brand of the Father
John w. DAILY Post announced the
acquisition Of the Holy Comforter
Boys Band.
Comdr. George Keyser Of the
James T. Brady Post announces en-
open meeting will be held at an
early date, when . speaker Of ma
tional prominence win address the
members.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Order of the Eastern Star

memorial service in memory Past
Grand Matron Amy c. Hollander;
Monday. ST. Johns, grand visitation;
Thursday, Trinity, grand visitation;
Friday, East Gate, grand visitation.
Mrs. Cecile S. Birgfeld, matron of
Esther Chapter, announces enter
tainment and special birthday fea-
ture on November 6.
Religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. November
9 at 3 pm. with the message, The
Universal Note" by the Rev. Will
liam E. La Rue. pastor OF Takoma
Park Baptist Church.
The Dramatic Club will meet
November II at the home of the
president.
Matron Elsie NJ. Schwier an
nounces a meeting of Bethany
Chapter at the Masonic Temple,
November 7 at 7:30 pm. The past
matrons and. past patrons will be
honored.
Mrs. Margaret Ard, matron of
Loyalty Chapter, announces on
Wednesday the members will be en-
tertained by Miss Frances Clark,
soloist.
Mrs. Veleita C. Prather, matron
of Harmony Chapter, announces
card and game party, to be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Plowman on November 8. For
further details call Mrs. Newman.
A memorial service will be held at
$500 Sixteenth street NV, today
at 3 pm. in memory of Amy c.
Hollander, past grand matron of
1881. All members of the Eastern
Star and friends are invited.
Mrs. Leah Ebersole. matron of
Acacia Chapter, announces a busi-
ness meeting Tuesday evening.
A turkey dinner will be held at
Almas Temple November 6 from
4:30 to 7 pm.
Fidelity Chapter announces an
officers club meeting tomorrow eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Nell Alt
doerffer.
Meeting is Tuesday at 8 pm.
Halloween party. SATURDAY. eve
ming. at the home of Mrs. Florence
Shoemaker.