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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

Licenses,

Marriage license applications
have be- filed Nth the Pre- !
county auditor BY George Dobiash
= and Eshel Evelvn Brazil "a
both o. Ae2i s.. J 81 EdWsrd Bel
ford = 1878 50. 80 81. snd
Zirers ANY Clark -. Seattle
William 3 DIVINE. =. Berkeley.
CAM. snd Lsir Clifford. -. Sc
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

ton Tor moving out Win Ms out
lit CO p. iosd Anti-Tsnk bat
TALON. from the Afmory 10 Port
Lewis
Mrs. Minnie Hirst Hipklns.
Totem cafe. underwent ton
silectomy Friday
Jim ,idos and Rick Cole Of Ia
coma are committee members ar
ranging for the annual "Muekefs
Brawl." University Of Washington
College Of Mines informal 10 be
held SATURDAY night Cole Il on
the poster committee and Nidos
the orchestra. Both are seniors In
the College OF Mines.
Harry FROST, who was official
court reporter in Judge Robert y
Evans department. Is on the civil
staff at Camp Murray. lie APP
peared as witness in a trial at
the court house this week 10 read
some Of his cold notes on a pre-
vious trial.
Alex I. Ninman. deputy collector
OF internal revenue. has been in
Bremerton this week assisting resi-
dents Of the Navy Yard city In
filling out income tax returns
One Of seven contestants for the
title Of Queen Of Washington
sports Roberta Rice, Tacoma
senior at the University of Wash
ington. Was chosen this week 10
represent the swimming team.
From n group Of goods each repre-
senting a sport, queen Will be
chosen TO rule over the Rig W all
university informal March /.
When the jog Ia removed from
9Th ave. and Pine ST this spring.
X. A. Appiing Will move 10 /. build
ing on The corner which he pur-
chased from VI. J. Nicola. Bili
kIinge Will move TO 9Th and Pros
pect.
BicLy Decker Of Tacoma has
been named assistant chairman Of
n SKI America Second lecture
and movie by Sidney shurclin.
Feb. Is on the University Of Wash
ington campus. Other Tacoma CO.
eds on the committee are Helen
Emmoos. Julieite sehwalsn Con
stance Halliday and Jane Lund.
Harold Garman and Byron
Reeves are candidates for school
director At IAkeview. Election will
be held Saturday. March /.
Mrs. Glen oal.e. and children.
Patricia and Gordon, have com.
from Juneau. Alaska. for a visit
with Mrs. Oakes' mother. Mrs 10
sephine Boyd Of steilaooom.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson, former Taco
mans who now live In Seattle.
were Nr. and Mrs. Iee ~ Young
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. ". Wiley.
A daughter was the Valentine
days gift 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
y. Haynes. sl4 No. Junett st
Jim Liberty and Mrs. Frank
Mariana were busy today with
last minute preparations for the
dinner dance 81 the Progrszsivs
Italian American lodge in VslhallA
hall Saturday night
Miss Eva Lust vss dinner host
ess for her brother and sister-in-
law. sergt. and Mrs. Carl Idi.t.
Saturday on their SIXTH wedding
Anniversary.
After six years Of service IN he
navy. Emm@tt Peterson has come
20 Tacoma 20 b. with his father.
Victor X. Peterson. 10 No. Grant
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Tacoma Yards Ready 10 Construct
Six 3d. ooi Coast Patrol Vessels

Two local bodybuilding concerns Saturday prepared
10 commence construction Of ak s3foot coast guard patrol
vessels within fortnight
Contracts awarded Friday to the Mclean Ericsson Ship
building Co and the Tacoma bodybuilding Co totaled sp.
proxmAtey 600 guard headuartera
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Aunt Het

People ihoi refuse 70 soluie
the fIoa ONT TIE dangerous
ones. Those thot mean IS
horn ore snort enough 70 be-
come citizens end oct Ike
piouS poirots. .
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Sumner DeMolays
Install Monday
New Officers Are
To Be Seated

SUMNER sumner chapter ~.
der q DeNolsv. ~ hold puhhg
installation A. So m Monday In
the Masonic temrh
New officers IL - seated a.
Dave Thomas master counetlaf
Harry T~terSon. senior ccunet
wallace Osborne. junior couneilef
Robert Adler. senior deacon. IN.
nelly Chsnning. junior deacon
Glen Gilmore. senior steward
Mel Thompson. chaplain: STANLEY
MCGOWAN. orator. Bob Seehsr.
marshal Charles HardtEs stand
ard hearer. Richard Hardtke
sentinel. John Hartman. shmonsr
preceptors. George Adams. Donald
Ward. William Sparks. Dan Mar
tell. Fred Riddell. Harry Huff md
Fred ryfer. assistant Rlnlensr.
LLOYD White. Bob clirtiss viii act
as installing officer. Harry Kuhn.
installing marshal. Lloyd Gaines.
installing senior councillor and
Eldon Eller. installing junior
councillor.
The Mothers club Will have
charge Of the refreshments and
social hour.
Members OF LeWls-Guill Post
American Legion joined with the
Puysllup and Estonsille posts for
= dinner meeting with the OrtinE
post Friday evening IN the G. A. X
hall in Orting.
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Plan Skating Party

Inc Midland junior schooi yill
give . bsnsfi, skating party from
N 9 . m. Wednesday. FEB "a.
q, King roller INK, Proceeds Will
70 70 tho student boey treasury.
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Catholic Mission

A one-week mission will open
Sunday IN St Andrews church
The exercises Of the mission VIII
be conducted by the Rev. William
+. Blskeslee each evening At : so
The sermons will deal with Chris
tian teaching. explaining Catholic
ism in clear. unprecedented man
ner. showing its relation To modern
life. Rev. Michael Rosol, the pas
tor. extends cordial invitation to
the public TO attend these lee
lures.
Only one candidate for school
director hs> filed for the position
expiring this term. Tom Gorzel-
ancyk, incumbent. has made known
his intention Of running for re
election
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON rAGE ONT

tion for moving out with his out
III, co y. io3d Anti-Tank bat
TALON. from the Afmory 10 Port
Lewis
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Grand Master 10 Visit
Metropolis Odd Fellows

Grand Master Ernest L. Loving Ct
the Odd Fellows will make the last
of his Official visitations Friday
night to Metropolis Lodge. Canton
Washington, No. l, Patriarchs Mill
tant, under the command Of Capt.
Earl D. Harrell will act as escort OF
honor to the Grand Lodge officers.
Members and guests of Magenonu
Encampment celebrated the 96th
anniversary Of the encampment last
Tuesday night with a banquet at
2O2O Rhode Island avenue NE. Chief
Patriarch Willard M. Brown con-
Quoted a short business session fol-
lowing the banquet, after which the
members visited Fred D. Stuart En-
campment.
Columbia Lodge will meet At 8
pm. Thursday. Noble Grand Victor
K. Johnson will preside. The Sd
degree will be conferred.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will meet
December 4. with Noble Grand
Minnie Holderby presiding The Re-
bekah degree will be conferred.
There will also be nomination OF
officers.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

Officers elected for Immaculate
Conception Auxiliary are: President,
Mrs. Catherine M. Walsh; past
president, Mrs. Anna M. Ryan; first
vice president, Mrs. Elsie M. Hart;
second vice president, Mrs. Marie
Abernathy; recording secretary, Mrs.
Katherine Stevens; financial secre-
tary, Miss Dorothy P. Nesline; treas
urer, Miss Mary E. Bannon; SEN
tinel, Mrs. Nellie Shinn; messenger,
Mrs. Florence Clemens; guard, Mrs.
Irma R. Sullivan; trustees, Miss Isa-
bel Munroe, Miss Margaret E. Shee-
han, Miss Mary Cole.
New officers for ST. Martins Aux
iliary are: President, Mrs. Mary
jain. past president. Mrs. Mar
earet Fogarty; first vice president,
Mrs. Gertrude Beauchamp; second
vice president, Mrs. Sallie Deale;
recording secretary, Mrs. Mary NC
Larney; financial secretary, MIS-
Mary Mulroe; treasurer, Mrs. Mary
Elwood; messenger, Mrs. Mary
Whitmore; sentinel, Mrs. Mary Har-
graves; guard, Mrs. Florence Joun-
ual; trustees, Mrs. Cecilia Collins
Mrs. Anna Maurer, Mrs. Margaret
Smith: district delegate, Mrs. Mar
garet Fogarty; convention delegates
Mrs. Gertrude Beauchamp; alter
ante, Mrs. Mary Whitmore; good OF
the order, Mrs. Mary Hargraves
Mrs. Cecilia Collins.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Hiram Co|ored Lodge
.Wi|| Celebrate goth
Anniversary Tonight
Ceremonies to Be Held
At Tenth Street Church;
Elections Scheduled

The Goth anniversary of Hiram
Colored Masonic Lodge will be OBJ
served tonight at the Tenth Street
Baptist Church. The Rev. J. L,
Henry will preach on "Vouchsafe
Thine Aid"
Elections and installations are
scheduled in the following lodges:
December /, Felix; December 2,
Meridian; December 3, Warren; De-
cember 4, Social; December 5, Ionic
December 8. Eureka; December 9,
John F. Cook; December II, Widow S
Son: December II, James H. Hill;
December Is, Hiram; December Is,
Pythagoras; December II, Charles
Catcher; December 10, Doric, and
December %, st. John. Because Of
the Grand Lodge communication
and the Christmas holidays some
of the lodges will meet in special
communica tions to hold their cleo
tionS.
The Julia A. Jackson Grand
Court of Heroines of Jericho will
meet next Saturday afternoon and
evening at Scottish Rite Hall.
The Mosaic Pavement will be
the sermon topic of the Rev Hamp-
ton T. Gaskins at the 74th ami
versary observance of Warren Lodge
on December at the Liberty Bap-
tiSt Church.
The Acacia Grand Lodge will
convene December 10 at Scottish
Rite Hall, at pm.
The Most Royal Grand Court OF
the Order of Cyrenes will meet De-
cember 13 at Scottish Rite Hall.
The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards, pas
tor of Zion Baptist Church, will
address a rally of the Acacia Tenn
pie Builders Association on De-
cember at pm, at Scottish Rite
Hall.
The Charity Committee of the
Grand Chapter, o. E. S., will spon-
sor a tea this evening at the home
of Mrs. Minnie T. Conaway for the
benefit of Christmas baskets.
Elections will be held by the
o. E S. chapters as follows: De-
cember /. Prince Hall; December 2
Thrift: December 3, Redemption
December 4, Miriam; December 5
Naomi; December 8, Martha; De-
cember 8, Catcher; December 10
Ruth: December II. Electa; Decem
ber IS. Queen Of Sheba; December
IT, Gethsemene; December 19
Fidelity.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Sponish War Veterans

Gen. M. Emmet Urell Camp nOml-
mated the following officers: Charles
D. Long, commander; Norman Jones,
senior vice commander Valentine
T. Mayer, junior vice commander.
Frank Herbert was named officer
Of the day and Louis F. Kraft, Off
Ger of the guard. Retiring Comdr.
Alexander B. Eadie was chosen
trustee for three years. Election
will be elected December II. Floyd
Pitts and William A. Northup were
initiated.
Meetings this week., Monday
President Mckinley Camp, Sons of
Veterans, election of officers, depart
ment headquarters: Gen. Henry w.
Lawton Camp, Pythian Temple, and
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp, United
States Soldiers Home. Thursday
Richard j. Harden Camp, Pythian
Temple.
The District of Columbia Depart
ment Auxiliary will hold party at
Northeast Masonic Temple on We'd
nesday at 8 pm, to provide toys for
needy girls and boys.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Washington E|ks 10 Hold
Memorial December 7

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. E. will
hold its annual Elks memorial serv-
ice at 8:l5 pm. December at the
Elks' Club, 9l9 H street NV. The
public is invited. The Rev. DR.. John
Heating Cartright. pastor of the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. will deliver the principal
address.
A large cross will be erected near
the speakers rostrum. on which a
light will be placed representing each
member of the lodge who died during
the past year.
The Alexandria and Annapolis
Lodges will visit Washington Lodge
December 10 for the induction cere-
monies of the Il Am an American
class. The initiatory exercises will
be conducted by the championship
degree team of Cumberland Md
Lodge.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Hurney Auxiliary
OF Catholic Veterans
.|nstd||s Officers

officers of Father Francis j. Hur-
ney Auxiliary. Catholic War Vet
Grams of the District of Columbia,
were installed by Comdr. William
T. Slattery at the last meeting at
the Colonial Hotel.
They include Mrs Bertha Ange-
vine, president; Mrs. Margaret
Cough. vice president; Mrs Mar
garet Carroll, vice president: Mrs.
Helen Buffers, vice president; Mrs.
Lillian Blade, officer of the day; Mrs.
Mary Shanahan, chaplain; Mrs.
Sarah Bachofer, color bearer; Mrs.
Julia Rockford. historian: Mrs.
Hilda Christian and Mrs. Elizabeth
Keltner, trustees; Mrs. Genevieve
Griffin treasurer; Mrs. Amy Barry,
secretary; Mrs. Margaret Baudreu,
welfare officer, and Mrs. Anna T.
/ Hodgkins, assistant secretary.
/ Mrs. Angevine announces a vesper
service on Sunday, December Z, at
Immaculate Conception Church at
7:45 pm, when altar cloths, which
are to be donated by the auxiliary
to Army chaplains in the name of
Father Hurney, will be blessed.
Father Moran of the Franciscan
Order will be the speaker.
Comdr. Edward F. Spedden OF
James Cardinal Gibbons Post an
nounced the blessing of the post
colors will be held December IA al
Holy Trinity Church at 7:30 pm
All veterans are invited to attend
with their colors.
Comdr. Ray Gilbert of Msgr. Fran
els x. Bischoff Post announces q
drive for new members between De-
cember l and Is.
Comdr. Archie Brand of Father
John w. Daily Post announced q
pilgrimage will be held to Camp
Meade about the middle of Decem-
Der by a committee to present to
Chaplain Harold Donovan many
prayer books. missiles, rosaries, med
ais and Catholic literature for dis
tribution.
Comdr. William T. Slattery OF
Father Francis j. Hurney Post an
novnces a meeting will be held al
Carroll Hall on Wednesday evening
Exercises will be held to honor the
memory of John j. Mulvey anc
Lawrence j. Sheehy.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
10Th Division Association

Election of officers of Washington
Post was held at 807 Monroe street
NE. as follows: Commander, Sam
uel w. Barrow; vice commander,
Percy C. Klein; finance officer. j.
Robert Simmons; adjutant, Thomas
R. Boteler; chaplain, William V.
BENEFITS; historian. Earle Nc
Gowan; officer of the day, Frank
j. Lupac; welfare officer, William
B. Keely; judge advocate, Hallock
P. Long: color sergeant, Vincent
P. Fuschini; color bearers. Law
renee Harmon, Ernest M. Renshaw,
Harold F. jenkins, Benjamin A.
Johns, Maurice P. McGrath and
Eugene. McCurdy Color guards
John J. A. Ager. David A. Dodson
Lawrence P. Harsch, William j
Morrison, William G. Rose. William
A. Schotter, John j. Stevens and
William H. Thomas.
The post will hold a dance at the
Colonial Hotel on December 13
The proceeds will be given to var
ious charities.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Ben Hur News

John B. Dickman. recording Sec
retary, Oldest Inhabitants Associa-
ton, was the principal speaker at
the meeting of Potomac Court.
Others who took part in the program
were Morris j. Hole, former chair
man. Executive Board Kenneth l..
Canine, State manager: Samuel
Trupp, chairman, Executive Board,
and Arthur Armstrong Of Los An
geles. Election of officers will be
held December Is in Pythian Tenn
pie and a joint installation in jan
uary.
Owing to the death of John c.
Snyder. national president, a reor-
ganization was made at the main Of
flee as follows: President. William
E. Rider: secretary. Perl o. Bowers;
treasurer. Paul Stump, Executive
Board. Edwin A. Myers, Clarence O..
Wescoat, William w Kummings;
general counsel. Wendall P. Coler,
and field manager, R. Grover Hun
gate.
On Tuesday the Executive Board
delegates will meet at the home OF
Melvin D. Newland.
Victory Courts session will be
held Friday in Woodmen OF the
World Hall.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Legion's S Auxiliary
Plans Gift Shops in
Service Hospitals
Veterans Can Select
Presents for Wives
And Children

The American Legion Auxiliary.
Department of the District of Co.
lumbia, is sponsoring the gift shop
at the Government service hospi-
tails.
This service gives every veteran
in the hospitals a chance to select
a gift for his wife and children.
and these are sent to his home for
Christmas. Mrs. Bertha Angevine
is the general chairman.
The shop will be held at Mount
Alto Hospital at the recreational
center on December IS and Walter
Reed Hospital on December l6.
Volunteers are needed to make a
survey of all veterans in the hos
pital TO find out just how many
they have in the family.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Riley. rehabilitation
chairman, announced her commit
tee will meet Thursday and make
plans for buying and wrapping gifts
for the hospitalized veteran in each
service hospital.
Department chairmen of standing
committees are requested to send
copies of their programs as planned
for this administration to the de-
partment publicity chairman as
soon as possible. particularly to ad-
wise her of the dates. place and the
time all parties will be held and far
enough in advance for publication
They should be sent to Mrs. H. M
McCabe, 2603 Twenty fourth street
NE.
Mrs. Mccarthy obligated new
members at a recent meeting at the
Washington Hotel. They were Mrs
Eva B. Carrico, Mrs. Pauline B
Chambers. Mrs. Lucille T. Cunev
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. Mrs. Carrie M
Kiser, Mrs. Laura Lipscomb. Mrs
Della E. Rocca and Mrs. Frances
Snow.
Miss Emily Carey, L'Archiviste
National Passe, was appointed assist
ant secretary
The Child Welfare Committee will
have charge of the tuberculosi:
Christmas seal booth at the Benia.
min Franklin Post Office for three
weeks beginning December /. DUTY
schedule hours will be assigned the
members by Mrs. Ann Seiders.
United States Treasury Unit elect
ed as officers: President. Ethel E
Clark: first vice president, Carrie
Kiser; second vice president. MabeI
Roger; chaplain, Mary T. Shanahan,
color bearers. Lillian Tener anC
Jessie Hobbs Dunshee: sergeant al
arms, Mary Toote: historian, Evelyr
Copeland; secretary, Miss Hardy
treasurer, Miss OBrien.
The Juniors of Sergeant JASPER
Unit met at the home of the JUNO,
chairman, Mrs. Mary B. McMillin
Miss Nancy Lee Abreo. Junior presi.
dent. presided. Junior Membership
Chairman Miss Joanne Latta pre-
sented a new member. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Schmoyer. The president
appointed Miss Schmoyer chairman
of child welfare.
Juniors are requested to bring
to the next meeting any clothing
or other articles for the needy.
Mrs. Maud Brunson gave a talk
on Colonial history and recitet
"Sybil Luddington's Ride" b,
Burton Braly.
The next meeting Of the Juniors
will be held at the home of the
president on December l3. 1t is
planned to make this meeting a rush
tea and invite prospective members
and friends.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Army and Navy Union

The golden anniversary OF Gen.
Guy v. Henry Garrison was cele-
brated at the Asbury Methodist
Church last Sunday night. The
Rev. R. M. Williams introduced
Capt. John E. Smith as master of
ceremonies. The Rev. E. j. Green
made the address of welcome. The
principal speaker was DR.. c. Her
bert Marshall. The Cosmopolitan
Male Chorus of Howard University
sang. National Patriotic Instructor
William T. Conray spoke on the his
tory of the garrison National Coun-
cilor Ralph N. Werner delivered the
message Of the national commander,
who was unable to be present.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
RoyoI Arcunum

Oriental Council on Wednesday
evening. at 1414 I street NV, will
complete arrangements for its
Christmas party to be held at the
same place on December II.
orator Edward A. Dimler at the
last meeting announced that
ladies night is being planned for
January 7. At the recent veterans
night special honors were accorded
Past Grand Regents E. G. King,
Frank v. Marsh and Edwin A. Mess.
Past Regents James H. Pitts and
William F.. Ryan, sr., and to Col
lector Corbin Birch and Treasurer
A. B. Keefer. Regent William F.
Ryan, jr., presided.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

The Central Y. NJ. c. A. has sched-
uled the following events for the
week:
Mems Department.
Today-"At Home for service
men. 4 to pm. refreshments and
entertainment. All invited as guests.
Tomorrow-930 am. staff con-
ference: 7::30 pm. Monday Night
Bible Glass the Rev. John M. Ball
bach. instructor.
Tuesday-l2:30 pm. Religious
Work Committee luncheon, Walter
K. Handy presiding; 7:30 pm, Sigma
Delta Kappa Fraternity of South
eastern University; pm, Amateur
Radio Club,
Wednesday-7:3O pm, Bible class,
THE Psalms DR. George s. Dun
can. instructor; 8 pm, Checker
Club and Glee Club; 9 pm, Sigma
Alpha Sigma Fraternity.
Thursdays pm, Amateur Radio
Club, fencing group; $50 pm,
forum on current events.
friday pm. motion pictures;
8 pm. Amateur Radio Club.
Saturday-9:l5 pm. Y. M. c, A.
Sunday School Hour on Radio Sta
ton WINK
Boys Department.
Monday-3 pm, library; $50 pm,
art and wood carving.
Tuesdav-3:30 pm, poster paint.
ing; $50 pm, Girls Auxiliary
Wednesdays pm. library and
fencing; $50 pm. Stamp Club;
7:3O pm. George Williams Hi-Y.
Thursday-3 pm, fencing: $50
pm, Newspaper Club; pm, Senior
Club
Friday-11 am, group leaves for
10Th annual Tri-State Older Boys
Conference, to be held in Whining
ton. Del. December S, and 7; 3
pm, library; $50 pm, Explorers
Club: $50 pm. town meeting
Saturday-9:30 am, Junior Club;
1890 am, intermediate Club: II
am. Prep Club: 1870 am, wood
shop; l pm, block printing and
music lessons; Las pm. clay model.
ing; 3 pm, band and movies; 4 p m.
art; pm, all members swim.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Regular Veterans
Association

Martin Flemion, Harold Smelser
and Vincent Depaul were obligated
by Comdr. Wiley at the last meet
ing of Post No. 90 H. r. 5000
was discussed. Walter Johnson,
Stephen Wiley and Frank Soho
lewski were named as a committee
to oppose it before Congress. An
open mass meeting, to which all
regulars are invited, will be held at
8 pm. on December at 1903 Four
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

ming will have election OF officers.
The Star Point Society will meet
Thursday evening at 1923 Oglethorpe
street NV.
Mrs. Minnie P. Kinks, matron of
Joppa Lodge Chapter, announces
on Wednesday night election OF Of
ficers. followed by a buffet supper
for members only. Those having
birthday anniversaries in December
will be honored.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association Of 1928 will hold a
Christmas party and election of Off
GERS on December 5 at 4728 Four
teenth street NV. Call Ethel Mar
tin or Florence Bailey for reserva-
tlonS.
Martha Chapter will meet Friday
night for election of officers.
The chapter will hold supper
and bazaar for the benefit of the
Life Membership Fund" on De-
cember 6 at Naval Lodge Building.
Supper will be served beginning at
5 pm. The bazaar will continue
during the evening with an enter
tainment at 8 pm.
Helen Rubenstein. matron of
Areme Chapter, announces De-
cember 3 will be election of officers
followed by banquet for the men,
bers.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will hold
election Of officers tomorrow. fol-
lowed by a supper in the banquet
hail.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Daughters Of America

Mizpah Councils Sewing Circle
will hold a bazaar and supper IN
their hall December 4, from to
7:30 pm.
Anacostia Councils meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Lucille Lorney.
Mrs. Malone was initiated.
Unity Council will have an eve
ming of games on December 3 at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Hake.
Refreshments.
Loyalty Council will have cabaret
December 10. There will be a floor
show, dancing and refreshments.