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Evening star., 1941-08-30
When Faith Becomes Life
Is Topic al Luther Place

when Faith BIT comes Life" is the
subject of the Rev. Carl w. Folke-
mer. assistant pastor. - II am. in
Luther Place Memorial Church
The pastor, Dr. Charles B. Foelsch,
who spent the last week speaking at
the sessions of the State Luther
League Convention at Columbia,
S. c., will preach next Sunday on
Making Religion Real"
The youth chorus will sing 10, a
Voice to Heaven Is Sounding" by
Bortniansky, as the offertory anthem.
The Luther League meets at pm.
Thirty young people from the
church are attending the Maryland
State Luther League Convention at
HagerStoWn this week end.
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First Congregational
Services Announced

The Rev. John Elmo Wallace, as
sistant minister at the First Congre-
gational Church, will preach at II
am. tomorrow on The Costly Pur-
chase"
Dorothy Wilson Halbacn, contra,-
to, will sing THE Lord Is My Light"
by Speaks. Ruby Smith Stahl, So
prano and choir director, will be
present tomorrow after two months
absence.
Tomorrow's service will be the last
this summer to be conducted by Mr..
Wallace. The minister, the Rev.
Howard Stone Anderson, will return
from vacation. His sermon topic for
September 7 will be This Is a Good
World"
The Thursday night service will be
led by Mr.. Wallace.
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Church of the Brethren

Services on Sunday morning will
be conducted by Elder j. H. Hol-
linger, who will speak on The Jeri-
cho Road" On September 7 Dr..
Warren D. Bowman will be back.
On September the young people
will go 10 Fort Hunt. Va, for a
picnic. The group should be at
the church by 2;30 pm. Transpor-
tation will be arranged
On September 7 will begin the
new year of work for the B. Y.
P. D. with a supper at $50 fol-
lowed by an installation service at
$50. DR.. Warren Bowman will be
the dinner speaker.
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as MS SUBJECT
THE Reconcil-
ing Word" The
annual meeting
of the associa-
ton will be held
at 4 pm. with
reports from
George E. Har-
ris, e xe C u t / We
secretary, an d
w I'LL a m R.
S C h m u c k e r,
treasurer. Will
liam Gait Mish
will report for
the Nominating
Conon,jttae and
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Chevy Chase Baptist

The pulpit will be occupied at II
am. by the Rev. Charles j. Bowen
of Good Hope, Ohio, who has as
his theme, "a Common, Constant
Need" This is his annual summer
visit during the absence of the
Rev. Edward o. Clark, who is on
vacation.
The devotional service at 10 am.
OF the adult class will discuss Chris
tan Love" under the leadership of
DR.. George E. Bigge.
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the annual election will be held.
The evening session will convene at
7:3O pm, with DR.. Tribble speaking
on the topic: The Reigning Word"
followed by the "Fireside Hour" at
$50 pm. under the direction of
Mrs. Etchison, with William E.
Braithwaite presiding. The closing
sessions will be held Monday, with
discussion groups in the morning
and the final meeting at 3 pm.
when DR.. Tribble will speak on THE
Guiding Word" The officers and
members of the Advisory Committee
of the National Federation of Mems
Bible Glasses will hold a meeting
during the sessions of the con-
ference. H. c. McClintock of Elk
ton, Md, is president.
Marguerite Marlowe will be the
guest teacher of the Burial Glass
of Calvary Baptist Church tomor-
row morning. Carrie Lawton will
be program leader, Mrs. Eleanor
Kennedy will be in charge of the
devotional program, Myrtle Barnes
will lead the singing with Martha
Wooten as pianist and Jean Ken
nedy will sing solo.
The Butler Glass of Trinity Meth
odist Church will hold a sewing
circle meeting on Friday at 8 pm,
at the home of Mrs. Leila Rieley
Mrs. Mary Morris and Miss Ina
Clement will assist Mrs. Rieley.
The Mems Bible Glass of Calvary
Methodist Church is arranging a
series of Sunday morning programs
to which service men and others
without class affiliations will be
especially invited, The first meet
ing will be September Z.
The A. B. Pugh Bible Class OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will have as guest teacher
Evening star., 1941-08-30

the evening session will be held at
8 pm. This will open with a song
service under the leadership OF
William R. Schmucker, with Lucille
Shannon Etchison as pianist. The
National Brass Sextet will play
and William E. Braithwaite will
sing. George E. Harris will present
a Christian flag on behalf Of Ma
tional Hospital Service Society and
the annual memorial service will
be held. DR.. Harold w. Tribble, pro-
fessor of theology, Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louisville,
KY, will give the first of four ad-
dresses on the general theme: "The
Word of God for TOday's World" I"
A social will be held at $50 pm.
under a committee headed by
Howard M. Stackhouse. A good
night" service will be held outdoors
under the lighted Cross at 10:45
pm. Mrs. Jean Bennett will teach
the lesson at the Bible class hour
tomorrow at 9:15 am. The IL dis
cussion groups will meet at 10 am.
under the leadership of Elton H.
Brown, sr,; Kenneth C. Buker,
Charles H. Cooke, Mrs. Glare Col
stem, Miss Olive Baxley, Miss Mar
garet Ringrose, Miss Frances L..
GuschewSky. Alden w. Hoage, Har-
old S. King, Mrs. Claudia Hide
brand, Howard M. Stackhouse and
DR.. George T. Warren.
DR.. Tribble will preach at the
worship service at 1::3O am. using
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Foundry Methodist

DR.. Chesteen Smith, summer min
lister, will have for his sermon sub
tects tomorrow at II am. THE
Higher Law of Christ" and at pm,
America First and Christian
Brotherhood"
John B. Miller teacher of the
adult Bible class. will present the
lesson on The Test of Christian"
to the mixed class of adults.
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The Rev. J. Herrick Hall
To Talk at Fifth Baptist

The Rev. J. Herrick Hall, junior
minister of the Fifth Baptist Church,
will return from a vacation and
preach tomorrow morning on Labor
ers Together" and in the evening on
"An Age-Old Struggle"
A new musical feature will be Of
fered by the Rev. Mr.. Hall. music
director, on radio station WWDC,
beginning Monday. Each week day
at 1890 am. he will offer the Gospel
Song Hour, 15-minute broadcast of
favorite hymns and gospel songs.
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North Wushinqton Baptist

At the II am. services tomorrow
Ernest Smith will speak on the sub
ject Life More Ahundantly" Miss
Frances Henderson will sing Some
Day He'll Make Il Plain" by Leach.
The Baptist Training Union groups
will meet at 6:45 pm. after which
Dwight Anderson will speak on
Christian witnessing"
The pastor and Mrs Henry J.
Smith will return from their vaca-
ton in time for the services which
will be held at the Highlands Bap-
tist Church on Thursday evening.
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Union Methodist

The Rev. DR.. Selwyn K. Cockrell
will preach Sunday after a vacation
He will preach at II m. on Doing
His Sayings" and at pm. on
Followers of the Good"
Miss Gertrude Fay Marsh, dea-
coness, has returned from her vaca-
ton.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will assemble at $50 pm.
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
Loeol Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON,

The Organized Bible Glass Association will It's goth summer
Western Maryland College, Westminster Md this after
Edward L.. John A. Paer
will the 4 delegates from local Bible classes after which
will be followed
will welcome the delegates at dinner and
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Trtrnna

FRIENDS MEETING IORTHODOX)
18th and Irving Streets NV
HOO a.m.-Meetings for worship. AL
Evening star., 1941-08-30

Friends Meeting Of Washington
Established 1930-21I1 Florida Ave.j
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
ct II am. All interested are Welcome
Evening star., 1941-08-30

The A. B. Pugh Bible Class OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will have as guest teacher
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Phi Delta Delta
Chapter to Initiate
Three Saturday

Initiation ceremonies for recent
graduates of the Washington Col
lege of Law into Beta Chapter, Phi
Delta Delta Women's Legal Fra
ternity, vii lbe held at pm. Satur-
day at the Sulgrave Club. Those to
be initiated are Miss Elberta Bor-
den, Miss Marie D. Doyle and Miss
Mary Virginia Lee.
Newly elected officers, who will be
Installed, are: Miss Marion L.
Goshorn. president; Mrs Beatrice
D. Truitt, vice president and treas
urer; Mrs. Pearl E. Phillips, regis
trar; Miss Catherine L. Connaker,
chancellor, and Mrs Myrtle Sher-
rill, chaplain.
A banquet will follow the cere-
monies with Mrs. Marie M Allen,
retiring president, and Miss Goshorn
as honor guests.
Guest speakers will be Mrs. Mary
Connor Myers, former special as
sistant to the Attorney General,
and Miss Catherine L. Vaux,
national vice president of Phi Delta
Delta. Mrs. Nadine Lane Gallagher,
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements, will preside.
Initiation committee members are
Mrs. Mary L. Ambrosi, Miss Helen
D. Arthur, Miss Cornelia Hamilton.
Miss Alice A. Schlinger, Miss Sylvia
T. Hukriede, Mrs. Dorothy Dorian
Samuel, Mrs. Catherine M. Shelton
and Mrs. Katherine C. Serpas.
Phi Delta Deltas from chapters at
George Washington University, Ma
tional University, Washington Col
lege of Law and the Washington
Alumni Chapter have been invited.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Business Women's
Officers to Be Feted
At Tea Wednesday

Newly elected officers of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club
and delegates to the national con-
vention will be guests Of honor at
tea to be given from to 7 pm.
Wednesday by Mrs. Agnes Hogsett at
1905 Connecticut avenue NV.
The group receiving with the
hostess will include Mrs. Laura
Waters, newly elected president Of
the club; DR.. Florence Armstrong,
the retiring president; Mrs. Brownie
Kerr, Mrs. Helen Neal, Mrs. Berniece
Potter, Miss Elizabeth Mann, Miss
Margaret Rauber, Miss Margaret
Sweeney, Mrs. Edith Eckert and Mrs.
Lucetta Stockbridge.
Miss Carole Stupell of New York
and Boston, who will be Mrs.
Hogsetts guest for the tea, also will
receive.
A feature of the party will be the
special arrangement of the tea
tables which will be designated as
national defense, career women and
pan-American tables.
DR.. Armstrong, who is the clubs
newly appointed national defense
chairman, will preside at the defense
table and Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis
and Mrs. Caroline Stephens will be
joint hosteSses at the career women's
table.
Special interest is expected to
center about the pan-American table
where Miss Carolina Padilla, secre-
tary of the Inter American Comnis-
sion OF Women, will be the hostess.
The table is being planned In COM
pliment to group of leaders in So
claI work IN several Latin American
countries who have been invited TO
attend. The social workers were in
Washington last week for confer
ences at the Children's Bureau and
are expected to return this week for
sightseeing.
Past presidents and national Off
GERS who will alternate at pouring in
clude Miss Mae Murray, Miss Nina
hlnsella, Miss Elizabeth Haney
Miss nellie Ingels and Mrs. Lucy
Howorth.
The group of Latin American Wis
ltors invited include DR.. Estela
Meguira and Senorita Marta Ezcurra
OF Argentina; Senhorita Helena
tracy Junqueira. Senhorita Stella de
Faro, Senhoro Theresita M. Porto
de Silveira and Senhorita Ruth
Barcellos of Brazil; Sonora Iuz
Tocornral de Romero and Senorita
Reoeca Yzquierdo of Chile; Sonora
Maria Carulla de Vergara, of Co.
lumbla; DR.. Julia Nava de RuiSan-
chez OF Mexico; Sonora Inez Baena
de Fernandez. of Paraguay; senorita
francisco Paz Soldan OF Peru:
Senorita Hortensia Salterain of Uru-
quay. and Sonora Luisa A. de Vegas
Of Venezuela.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

to Win the Battle of of Produc-
ton" which is headed by Mrs.
Gerard Reilly. The group will meet
at Mrs. Reilly's home, 1915 Thirty
fourth street NV, to continue its
plans for winning determined pub
lie support in behalf of preparedness
at home and aid to nations now
the victims Of aggression.
Seek General Support.
This campaign, adopted as a plan
of action by the General Council
of the national league three weeks
before the President declared an un-
limited national emergency, calls
upon every United States citizen for
"wholehearted support Of our coun-
try's plan for defending our free
dom"
BY means of a general meeting
IN July, radio programs and CO.
operation with other organizations
the local league hopes to enlist pub
lie support for the battle of pro-
duction."
The local league also expects to
bring to the attention of the public
the national organizations PAM
phlet, Win the Battle of Produc-
tion," which is a concise construc-
tive treatment of the many prob
lens involved in defense prepara-
ton.
In an Introductory statement to
the revised pamphlet, Miss Mar
guerite M Wells, the national presi-
dent. declares:
Management. labor, the military
and civilian services. Congress and
the Executive are factors in winning
the battle of production. The de-
termining factor, however, upon
which all others depend is every
mans will to win.
"All the courage it takes to fight
a war; all the spirit of unity 1t
takes to win war: all the sarciflces
demanded; all the hard tasks
undertaken and drudgery endured
by people at war; all these are
demanded of Americans in order to
win their battle of production for
defense at home and aid abroad
to those waging the war for free
DOM"
Committee Members.
Members of the local campaign
committee serving with Mrs. Reilly
Evening star., 1941-06-22
y. 6. Sorority
Women to
Attend Rally
Zeta Tau Alpha
Meets Tomorrow
In Biloxi, Miss.

A number of Washingtonians will
attend the 18th National and 9Th
International Convention Of Zeta
Tau Alpha Sorority in Biloxi, Miss,
which opens tomorrow to continue
through Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Clephane, chairman
of the National Finance Committee,
left last week to attend the Finance
Committee meeting. Mrs. Franklin
Steinko, official delegate of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter, is
driving down with Mr.. Steinko, who
has been Official convention reporter
and parliamentarian for the past
two years.
Mrs. John Warlick, a former preSi-
dent of the Washington Panhellenic.
is taking a party with her which
stopped en- route to visit the Great
Smokes. Those accompanying her
include Miss Dorothy Rock, alter
nate for the Washington Alumnae
Chapter; Miss Elizabeth Gladman
and Miss Elizabeth Eidhammer.
Beta Alpha Chapter at George
Washington University is repre-
sented by its incoming president and
treasurer, Miss Anne Murany and
Miss Zetta Walker, who have gone
by train
The Washington Alumnae Chap
ter will meet July s with Miss Gle
phane, 5000 Connecticut avenue
NV, to hear reports of convention
delegates and to see convention
movies taken by Mr.. Steinko and
Miss Rock. Miss Clephane will be
assisted by Mrs. Linton Smith, Miss
Mary Elizabeth McGehee and Miss
Mildred Norvell.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
3 Red Cross Units
Of Woman's Club of
CHEVY Chase Meet

Three working groups of the Red
Cross Unit of the Womans Club
of Chevy Chase, Md, are holding
weekly meetings at the club house
at Connecticut avenue and Dunlop
street during the summer.
Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire is general
chairman of the unit which include
sections for surgical dressings, sew
ing and knitting. Mrs. Alton P. Tis-
dell is chairman of the sewing
group and Mrs. Edwin Hahn the
knitting group, both of which meet
Tuesdays from $50 am. to noon.
Mrs. John Beveridge, jr, heads the
surgical dressings section, which
meets Wednesdays from 10 am. to
noon.
A group on first aid is be-
ing organized under Mrs. Arthur B.
Hayes, jr.
Around 100 women already are
enrolled in the various groups.
Members voted to organize club
unit of the Red Cross at the recent
annual meeting.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mrs. Daniel
Honoredby
Delegates
Luncheon Fetes
Retiring President
Of Club Federation

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
retiring president of the District
Federation of Women's Clubs, was
guest of honor at luncheon yester-
day at the Roosevelt Hotel given by
delegates from the District to the
convention of the general feder-
alton, held recently in Atlantic City.
About 35 members of the dele
cation attended, together with
members of the District Golden
Jubilee Committee and past presi-
dents and members of the feder-
alton.
A round table discussion followed
the luncheon with two-minute talks
on National Defense" and on "Hu-
man Needs Take No Vacation" The
first subject was stressed by Mrs.
John L. Whitehurst, president of
the General Federation of Womens
Clubs in her acceptance speech at
Atlantic City and the latter was
emphasized in talk by Mrs. Saddle
Orr Dunbar. retiring president of
S@4S cNAASA "a 4SdSL dLtOlA'
Those taking part in the dis
cussion were Mrs. Arthur Charles
Watkins, president-elect of the
District federation; Mrs. John w.
Frizzell, Mrs. Virginia White Speel
and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, past
presidents of the federation; Mrs.
Daniel, Mrs. w. w. Husband, Mrs.
Leverne Beales, Mrs. John T.
Lucker, Mrs. Glayds B. Middlemiss
and others.
Members of the Luncheon Com
mittee were: Arrangements, Mrs.
Beales and Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt;
music, Mrs Hazel Brown Piers:
publicity, Mrs. Thomas H. Faris;
decorations, Mrs Lucker and Mrs.
w. o. Gale; flowers, Mrs. Paul M.
Burk, Mrs. Ivan H. Sims and Mrs.
G. G. SWard; reservations, Mrs. otto
Hammerlund, Mrs Frederic New
burgh and Mrs. Alfred H Fleming;
Floor Committee. Mrs. Middlemiss,
Mrs Carleton Duffus and Mrs. F. J.
MacMaugh.
Miss Genevieve Hughes, contralto,
entertained with two groups of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy
Todd. original poems were given by
Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler, past presi-
dent of the District branch, League
of American Pen Women. who read
a poem written in honor of the
honor guest.
Mrs. Daniel was presented with a
corsage of white orchids, and
memory book" from those at
tending.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Pioneer Palestine
Branch to Install

A luncheon, with program and in
stallation of officers, will be held by
the Goldie Myerson branch of the
Pioneer Women for Palestine to-
morrow at the Fairfax Hotel
Mrs. D. H. Alpher is in charge of
the program, assisted by Mrs. I.
Stearman and Mrs. Ann Singman.
Mrs. D. Allentuck will offer the
opening prayer and musical selec-
tions will be given by Mrs. Helen
Marie. A poem, ITO Our Pioneers"
by P. M. Raskin, will be read by Miss
Mary Goldstein.
Officers to be installed by Mrs.
Elias Gelman are Mrs. Saul H. Ger
enstein, president; Mrs. Max Ra-
phelson, vice president; Mrs. Sam
uel Hervitz, treasurer; Mrs. Ann
Singman, recording secretary; Mrs.
Isadore Buckberg, corresponding
secretary; Miss Mary Goldstein,
financial secretary.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Pen Women
Will Honor
Founders
Tea Next Sunday
Scheduled at Home
Of DR.. Butts

A founders day tea commemorate
ing the formation of the National
League of American Pen Women
on June 26, 1897, will be given by the
District branch of the league from
4 to 6 pm. next Sunday at the home
of DR.. Frances Moon Butts, 10 East
Underwood street. Chevy Chase, Md.
If weather permits, the tea will
be a garden party, with the tea
tables on the terrace and the pro-
gram presented on the lawn.
Mrs. Emma M. v. Triepel, only
living founder of the league. will
be the ranking guest of honor and
will recall Down Memory Lane"
Mrs. Edna Knight Gasch, national
president, who is member of the
District branch, and Mrs Audrey
Wurdemann, past national presi-
dent, will share guest honors with
Mrs. Triepel as will other memDerS
of the national board: Miss Mar
guerite Merigold, Mrs. Anna B. Ca
jigas, Mrs. Frances Sperry Burton,
Mrs. Margie H. Luckett, Miss Clara
Manderschied, Mrs. Isabel Ander-
son, Mrs. Lily r. Hunt, Mrs. Leila
Pier King, Mrs. Claudia Rice Scott.
Mrs. Nell v. Smith, Miss Winifred
Willard and Mrs. Theodore Cum
ningham.
Other guests will include officers
and members of The Chevy Chase
and the Baltimore branches. Mrs.
Hester Beall Provensen, president
of the Chevy Chase branch, and
Mrs Florence B. Kahn, president
of the Baltimore branch, will bring
greetings.
Receiving with DR.. Butts, will be
Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell, president of
the District branch, and Mrs. Bertha
Shanks CLANCY and Mrs. Pearl Eley
Seal, vice presidents.
Mrs. Barbara Whitney, reception
chairman, will make the introduc-
tions, assisted by the past District
presidents. These include Dr.
Victoria Faber Stevenson, also a
past national president; Miss Meri-
gold, Mrs. Bess Heath Olmstead, DR..
Butts, Mrs. Azalia Green Badgeley,
Mrs. Gasch, DR.. Jean Stephenson,
Mrs. Estelle Maloy Moses, Mrs.
Agnes G. Newman, Mrs. Theodore
H. Tiller, Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler
and Mrs. Helen Orr Watson.
Assisting at the punch tables will
be the members of the newly elected
Executive Board: Mrs. Annabel
Glenn Lawyer, Mrs. J. Jeune Carter,
Mrs. Marguerite Campbell Taylor,
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Tilton, Miss Kath-
arine H. Wootten, Mrs. Bessie w.
Calm, Mrs. Nellie Walker Irish,
Miss Agnes S. Winn and DR.. Mary
M. A. Moore.
One of the high lights of the tea
will be the presentation to Mrs,
Tiller of her L. A. P. w. pin to
which a new bar has been added
bearing the inscription, Founder
- District Branch, 1921"
Mrs. Campbell will make the pres
entation.
Other features will include a short
address by Mrs. Gasch, a poem, To
Our Founders" written by Mrs.
Evelyn Norcross Sheriff., past
vice president of the District branch,
and "Milestones in League History"
by the league historian, Mrs. Tilton.
Incidental music will be given by
Mrs. Lisbeth Coin. The tea will
close the leagues social season.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

the planning, as well as much Of
the actual physical work, has been
done by Mrs. Lightfoot.
In an arbor at the end Of the
peony- -bordered lane is a tablet ex-
planning her thoughts on the
garden she has created. Inscribed
Sanctuary" it reads:
This garden was planned and
planted as sanctuary for the
soul; quiet place where we may
find rest and peace; a place Of
beauty where we maay find inspira-
ton to make beautiful our lives:
blessed place where we may find
conservation, courage and strength
for service"
Service" Mrs. Lightfood re-
marked, lis my idea of Hfe's real
purpose. 1t takes courage and
strength for service, which one OBJ
tains through conservation"
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Junior Hadassah
Installs Tonight

Installation of officers will be held
by the Junior Hadassah at a dinner
dance at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the
Bradley Hills Country Club.
Those who will be installed are:
Hilda Siegel, president; Frances
Foer, first vice president; Ruth
Morgenstein, second vice president;
Cynthia Michaelson, third vice pres
ident; Lillian and Julia Hurwich,
corresponding secretaries; Pearl
Aspis, recording secretary; jean
nette Kimche, financial secretary,
and Ann Rich, treasurer.
In addition to the officers, 10
newly elected directors will be in
Quoted.
Guests of honor will be Mrs. Moe
Gutenberg, past president of Senior
Hadassah; Mrs. Isadore Breslau,
president, Senior Hadassah; Mrs.
Harry Ostrow and Mrs I. S. Turn
over, senior Junior relations chair
men, and Irving Levitas, national
cultural director of Aleph zadik
Aleph.
Miss Rosalie Miller is in charge
of arrangements, assisted by Miss
Ann Rich, Miss Ann Sugar and
Miss Sylvia Cohen.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mrs. H. E. Paddock
Heads d. A. r.
Regent Club

Mrs. Hubert E. Paddock Of the
Army and Navy Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, was
recently elected president of the
District D. A. R. Regents Club, sue
ceeding Mrs. John j. Ragan.
Other posts were filled as follows:
Vice president, Mrs. w. H. o. Nc
Gehee, Mary Washington Chapter;
recording secretary, Mrs. r. H. Lyle
Seaton, Columbia Chapter: corre-
spending secretary, Miss Helen r.
Manion, Continental Chapter, and
treasurer, Mrs. Wayne Birdsell,
Col. James Mccall Chapter.
Miss Luella P. Chase, past regent
of Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter
and first president of the Regents
Club, was elected an honorary mem-
Der.