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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
DEATHS

olso crspin, s73s Beaman. So.
francis r. Gordon. aSi7 stsrlinr a.
Rose Ashelnan. i7175 wsshhurn. IL.
marina =. Hannsy, 3is Has,laft. so
Alexander William Elfers 1880 Bsscons
held Crosse Pointe Park. 81
Ethel McDermott. Tfl5 Churchill 50
hstte Noe Reminger fTfss Trinity, 80
Dominka J. kulick. t32 South Baysids 50
Township. as
Walter Nelson. SOFT Chs'swor;h ~
Edward Daniel Ayers. 1902 Fairfield IS
John Woiderski ssst Rewlrk. a.
AUGUSTA Tosch, s0f2 Malvern as
Peteo Sineonoh Receiving Hospital 90.
Nike kremko. 1917 Hohrook IS.
Cecilia Zaise. s734 Grafiqt. a.
Walter Holsilnc i7ss Bellevue 90.
Helmutte Aulerch 1855 Cedsrgrove. 70
William Howard. snei woocrow. 81
James carrothers 323 East Hayes, Hare
Park, months
John Molek. 1910 Casper. 81.
Minnie Day. Hillsboro o 50.
Elizabeth Vogel 2207 Psnrsyivanls, as
Max Martin 23i2 GrsyiirF so
william Th0rson as ss'dsr 50
steve szorosis 1853 Ashland S
Mary Polencssr sci Crosslsy. 81
John J Csvensy. tosi W Phnsdslphs II
Jossphins. c. Frazier. 1909 Taylor. 50
Lesnd.r Leo Lfehnsr, iooss Non.oA. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
MI. Pleasant s. Wins

MT. PLEASANT. Jan. IA
late rally by Bay City ST. Mary
failed 10 overcome an early lead
made by Sacred Heart of Mt
Pleasant last night and the Sham.
rocks scored their seventh basket
ball win in eight starts. 3l-27
Tom Connors. Academy forward
paced the scorers with 10 count
ers. while Don Fables ran second
with II points for the losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
DAN HoRIE TWO PINS SHY

Two Faust Posts grabbed off
topped scoring honors- in-the
American Legion loop. No. 2 and
No. 3 getting 1910 and the latter
1868. Dan Horie came within two
pins of Ed Nelson's season series
mark when he rolled 212-22l-233
for 666. Tom Stodola tipped 255.
High scores-Iack siatkev 400. Stan Al
derton 23s Earl Bezen,h poo IusiuS SissaF
213-26I lee Kanser 214-Del- Enthes- 2aa-
235 Stan Darling 2I2-Art Taylor 20i-23s.
Ray Fraser 2n3-74T wal, Char1neux 223
Harold Alien 20z-2Ig-z7s- Tony Berger 2ie
Frank Weller. 22n-Bert Allen 2n0-224
Charles David PA Oscar snrensaa 2ni
Mil Christa 2a4-22i Pay Leseure 200
Al Feichlei zfn-R.ekA+1- c11@2fsF
carte 2o7 Charles Kollver Pa Roy Mullen
22f Crorge Nouat233-Ed-Ju ntuasa- All
2is, Tom stodola 2i6-255.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Strobel's Lead Is Reduced
To 3 Comes at Palace

Strobels margin in the Palace
Recreation House League was
whitfield 10 three games when il
lost four points for the first time
this season 10 Fred's Five as
Wallich swept Wolverine. John
Casburn staged a 278 finish for
656.
High seores-Hsrold Berlin 24T-22i. Mar.
win knecht 204. Rudy Knecht 30 George
Bergtss 22e DR. Rahrig 22e. Glare Al
bright 2i2 Jim Mccarthy 2l3-22a william
Nelson 202. Henry Ritter 226. Nelson Lind
holm 2os. Andy Boyce 27e, Otto Auch. as
225, Otto Proefke 200 Robert Ekstron
202-25T. I'D Voiimy. I'd Kukls 224-207.
Roy en- 242 Stanley Koval 2os. Chaii.s
Fisher 2n0-2s3. William Miller 2oT-22s
William snethksmp 227. John Mask $50.
Wal,e!- Brodzik 2il-24s Fred .Tischmsn
40, Leo Houhen 22i. Rex Carrier 20s.
Robert Boss 2ls Richard KEEL 20i villa n
stein 2l3-251 George Klusman 227, Carl
kllwinsk 23i. William spickett 20i
Charles osstmsn ais Harold Downing 200.
MAtIln AEAHAeeh eete--5rf1u Bum z35-z2z.
John Onderko az. Albert Blum 2l3-2i2-
2i7, julius Rapp 242
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
AT CHENETR0MBIY

DR.. John-I-Sauk- rolling in the
81. Johns League, shot 279E being
tapped in the eighth frame. He
carries a 164 average for third
year bowler. Harry Calvin of
the same loop caused no mild sur
prise when he made the $40 and
10 in succession. :. Ando Flo
of Resurrection Parish was con-
sistent with three 203 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Harmon I'd Only 10
Thorpe --Bachman

MT. PLEASANT. Jan. 21.--
Coach Charlie Bachman. Michigan
State mentor, rated Tom Harmon,
All-American Michigan ace. as
second only 10 Jim Thorpe. famed
gridder Of past years. in speeches
here before Rotarians and high
school students.
Bachman praised Harmon as a
fine blocker. kicker and passer as
well as unexcelled runner of foot
balls present era He related OK
periences of Michigan States
eleven and spun yarns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Cortez and WdIlitk
WrestIe 10 a Draw

Ricardo Cortez. current junior
heavyweight champion. thwarted
the attempt of Leo Wallick 10 be-
come a three-time title holder in
the division by holding the former
champ to a draw in a Commute
bout at the Arena Gardens last
evening.
Farmer Jones beat Nike Cha
coma: John Pesek won over
Harry Kent: "Reb' Russell beat
Bull" Montana; wild Bill
Brooks and Johnny Silvy wres-
tied a no-fall draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
It's Orders
Tebbetts to Be in Court
at Cleveland Saturday
international New, servic. wiz.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 21.-George
(Birdie) Tebbetts. Detroit Tigers
catcher, will have TO answer for a
beating he allegedly gave a tomato
thrower AT Detroit-Cleveland
game in Cleveland last September
d. Common Pleas Judge Frank j.
Lausche said.
Tebbetts was ordered 10 appear
Saturday. He is charged with as
sault and battery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Battle Royal Heads
FairvieW Mat Card

Five wrestlers will participate in
a survival Of the fittest" mat
battle at Fairview Gardens to-
night. The last man on his feet
is the winner. Participants are
fluffy" elect Of Shreveport. Mike
Kilonis of Boston. Bull Montana
of Salt. Lake City, Wild Bill"
Brooks of New York and Mike
Chacoma OF Mexico City.
Other bouts are: "Reb" Russell
VS.. Angelo Savoldi and Steve
karas VS.. Stanley Buresh. First
bout at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
CHENEY SPEARS 21s

Ed Cheney OF the Chicago Pneu-
matte League came through with
A 27s game. He strung eight
strikes. was tapped by the 10 IN
the ninth. but made the spare. He
doubled in the tenth and on his
last ball the 10 wiggled, but re-
fused 10 drop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
697 Sets Pin Mark

Tom Stodola. of the Cadillac
team in the Detroit Association
of Credit Mems League, set new
season record when he rolled 256.
1928 for 697 at Palace Re-
creation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Martin Stars, Oaks Win

With Bob Martins nine baskets
and one free throw accounting for
10 points. Royal Oak High School
quintet trounced Monroe. 1919, in
a Border Cities League game.
Hazel Park. spanked by Gordon
Baily's seven baskets and three
free losses, whipped Berkeley
1924. in q Suburban League af-
fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
BIRTHS

BOYS =
Boys were born 10:
Carrie Agius. 1871 Porter.
Elizabeth Barthel. 1859 Mead, Dearborn.
zarens Coates. 81 Harmon.
Mary Clark, i0335 Violetlswn.
Shirley Fitzgerald, 1919 Indiana.
Cora Fenton, $40 Robindale, Dearborn.
Leona Gzowsky, 233 East Drayton, Fern
Ruth Griffith. SSH BeaubIen.
Della Howard. 1887 Twelfth.
Myrtle HUXLEY. 1871 Ash.
zola Hollinfield, 1857 Burns.
Naomi Johnson, 1880 Oakland.
Ruth Johnson. so Oakdale boulevard
Pleasant Ridge.
Marie Kelly, 1894 Haxlett.
Betty Kopec, 1854 sallan.
Esther Levy, 1851 Calvert.
LottIe Murdza, $3.50 Chamberlain.
Dolores Mansfield, 1904 Maiden.
Helen Plesla, 2l2s Canton.
Margaret Russell, 1880 Westparkway.
Irene Radecki. 1880 Dwyer.
Eiyira Raffin, i2o3s Hawthorne, Highland
Park.
Betty Rosen, 2ss5 Gladstone.
Betty Ruisei, $3.50 Middlepoint.
Irma Rauch. 1878 Roselavn
Audrey. Rucinsh. 2o53 North Elizabeth
Virginia sullivan, 74s5 Buhr.
Frances Stone, 1874 East Pearl, Haze
Josie wallace. 1857 Ashland cwin..
Anna Wood. 1887 Goddard.
Elsie "eier. 1913 Gpsse road. Utica.
Girls were born to:
Sophia Binson, 2052s Heating.
Virginia Danish, s32 Temple
GLADYS Bristow, 354l Lakepointe.
Sophie Blondy, 5745 Eastiavn.
Wanda Bogg 2314 Ferry Park
Rose Cowault 1902 Maybury Gran
Frances csrlisi. 2so3 Illinois.
Gertrude Dngel. 374i Crane.
Hazel Dunn, 5000 Farmbrook.
RUBY Eagly. 1904 Fourth
Marjorie Fraley. 1888 Firwood.
Mary Greene 1903 Kpling
Dora Gosselin. 1880 Ward.
Marearet Grabowski. 1893 Harper.
Mary Goacher. 2023 Fifth
Mary Grey. 2540 Mcclellan.
Mary Gill $500 HurIbut
Ehnor Hogsten. 20414 Sheffield.
Pearl Hoffa, il43l Grayton.
Mary Henry. 10. Highland Highland Park
ha,nryn karash, 2223l Bon Heur, 81. Clsil
Lillian Lewis. 4o75 virginia Park.
Icons Mcdonald 2si6 Carson.
Dorothy Mccoy, 1890 Lansing
Dorothy MacBrien. $3.50 csrlin.
PHYLLIS McEntee. 5000 Courville.
Aleta Noble 1887 Lakepointe.
Adelaide Pyden. s315 EiEin.
Josephine Petroski, 1929 Middlepoint, Dear
Lillian Prefer. 1908 cheyenn..
Ann Rochlin, 303e Pasadena,
Lillian Richard. 573T Rlvard
Loretts sullivan. s273 cioverlawn.
Josephine sprys. ISIS Moran.
Ann svalys. 12747 Wyoming.
Mildred Simon. o243 McQusds.
St5snetn Smith, 3s5t wscasse. road
Naass rcrr.ns. 1857 Division.
Eleanor Tauoe. 4427 ThIrtv..hirs
cara Van Deventer 1881 Chsysn,.
ROBERTA Walton. 1909 Movers roas
Llhan Wright, 1852 stsnshury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
TIED AGAIN IN MASONIC

Downtown HI u registered s-3ie
with Zion Lodge for first place in
the Greater Masonic League.
High scores-Harry OBrien AL, Arthur
MARI EafEs~fft- asa 265- vaughn
Meintosh 203 Carl Kumm 234, Hero Case
Tommy Thompson 2ee-Ai Bedard 2z5.
Burt Papp 202, Glen Psrshsn 2i3-2l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
-cLosE-RAeE CONFINES

continuing their close battle for
the drivers seat in the Kelsey
Hayes circuit, the former being up
one game.
High scores-pncoe 73n.-oisen-
Ferner 2f7T Esy~ofth 2i7. Armstrong zo3
Graz 2Q2,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
MRS. MONTGOMERY TOPS

Mrs L -MantgamerlI& 2lLia
-52S gave her high-three in Mca-
dowbrook Country Clubs womelrs
league al Gleneagles Recreation
Mrs J. N Mccullough rolled 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
KING AND KLEBBA LEAD

| George Kings 236 and Norman
Klebbas. 200 in $50 featured IN the
hPrecious Blood loop.
Hikh gcores-Edward Buresh 2la- lnsenh
Kuptz 40 TED Omen 2o7 Henry war;
Loeseh cot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
DEATHS

Albert Ernest Bethel. 2s21 Moutelair. -.
Della Ferguson. I3s Lakeyiew, y.
Isnnis sss.tord' ~, s1.a e s:s..r 70. a
Jennie G Gsraghty. 1to Edison, 20.
Hss.l Mae Dean. sss North Main. Royal
Hortsn,s Davies. 7is W. Vernon highway.
Sarah Ak.rm.a. 1881 Pstossey. "a.
Clarence q. Wright, COLT Grand River. 81.
John 4 Cook. iiss t.snss.. Lansing. o..
Rose Nathan. 3o2s Carter 81.
AVIAN H. Rutn.nburg. liza Clark. Il.
Clayton Jones. $50 Hague. 40.
Anne Nevhouse, 1883 coyie. 50.
Alice Ward, 73s Blaine. IA,
a. Louise Horsfail. SOS Putnam, 70.
Ralph Lschsnes. 37ss Fifteenth: 81.
Edward Esper. ioi5s Aurora, u.
| John J, Costello. i03 East willis, ~.
Elsie Irene BaIhstchet, Gorhsm Hotel. New
Henry J. Baehman. sos7 Hmsbor. 81.
lEsri Miller Sis Greenlsvu so.
Elmirs Tyrone 2e2t Antietarns AZ.
Jsssie Lee. s7s3 Russell. 90.
Helen Welsh. 2is7 Sheridan. n
Bernce Harper. 35os Scotch, 10.
Marie Williams. s83s Cameron. 30.
Frank smith. so5T Anstole, ~.
Olive Johnson. 2551 Ferris, AZ
Mary Holmes 23sn5 sehomberg. Inkster. ~.
Mary Mar G..oIs sradss 1881 Webb month
Rosa Jones. 5s42 Brush. sss
Bslus Redmond 1898 Mt. Elliott, II.
Aline Polk. 952i Cameron. 81.
| Theresa Frances schofield. 1912 Webb, ss.
| Edna DAVIS. sOs Kenilvorth as.
Jacob Bsumann. 200 coilingwood, so.
Margaret Reber, 1872 Harmon. Al.
| Harriet Rutland. 27io Bsgiey a..
| Ida Amman. 1858 Monteiair. 80
George Mayer 1145s Minden. a.
\ George William Kanz. 3if5 Leland as
Joseph Schaible. 1907 Enge "a
/ Nora Bright, $500 Fourteenth 81
/ OSCAR Hayner, f645 Lumley. IS.
Emma Bertel. 243e Clark. IS.
\ Florence Mcdonnell. loss Morreli 81.
| Gladys VI. Peterson 6e7 Ashland IS.
Blanche Baumgart. s074 Norvell So
Mary Ann Atkins, 1880 Brae. 10
| George Pestromuufx.Z zn205-St- Francis
Livonia~ Township ~ ---------
/ Dominica LfcavaH. 1893 HuFibHt az
Margaret NcQuillen, 2le3 Lillibridge %.
Margaret Page. 16503 Muirisnd. 70.
Alice Quincy, 1893 West Kirby IT.
-Gsstta--R-fs<-sss, sai sfarf4-a743
/ Henry Daupner, 5i2 West Robinwood Sc.
Amy Poet. 264s Edsel ST.
katherine Lathrop, Berlin Township 81.
Emma Allen. lilo West Hancock. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
HER 516 IS HIGH

Mrs II. s. Broad splI1ed 5l6 70
take l4ish-thFee in the Glen Oaks
womens league al Gleneagles, bot
the highlight was Mrs. H. {.
Kiine's SO pins over her average
of 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Wsssss d 5sss BOWLING a sof ss 1s ss
Detroit No. 7 Wins Title
As Western Rolling Ends

With most leagues well started
on the second half OF their sched-
ules, Western Auto today is the
first one to complete its season.
Detroit No. 7 won the champion
ship by five games and also rolled
2450 the last night for high.
Charles Winklejohn's 246. Ray
Brewster's 629 and Pat Salancy' s
182 were other highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
FILTERS LENGTHEN LEAD

Elmer SolOmdn, SUBSTITUTE man
on the Bill Posters team. had nine
strikes in a row but was thin on
the tenth and blew the spare for
267. Steamftters scored fourth
consecutive sweep 10 add TO lead.
High scores-sperry 257, Tomezyk 23s,
40 y. 0usel al Bernard 22i, Urban
2i3-2oi. Pomerico 2l3. Pittard 2i2, Very
All, sylvester 204, ol1sla 203, Easieott
202. DeaAutsia 2oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
SHAKER Is HIGH SCORER

Wally Shakers 2ls-l99-212 for
629 was tops in the New York
Central circuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAsS AVENUE
AfLffMES SeGARE
CHERRY $500
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Jalmef p. Swanson. so: Irene Motley. 30
Harry A. Yokum, "a; Frances Morasky, 20
William OliyeL- Huni--2a. -Qnroihx-Nas
Morneveck, IS. -.ss------..----------
Herbert BAN. rs; Marinrie siihhlesE24-
Morris Goldblatt. as: Fannie Goidstein, 81
John F. Bell 49, Htfda Nor1ne Steele 20,
stanley Guzik. ~: Dorothy Dellin. 10.
HAsHs=Pe.ersor= HsieH{-kay. 2s
Robert J. Waters. so: Lillian n. Colburn
~.
John urehieh, 81; Antotnette Chaykowski,
as.
waiter Kozyra. 26i Mary -RndEe.-1a---
WI11iam J. Grlem, So; Isabella Monsaefti
Milton Lee Clark. 80: NJ. Aneta Hsrner, 90
Elwood Lindow, %, Margaret Mary Gar
red. 20.
Emihen NJ. Rose, SO; Gladys c. Mccall
lum, so.
Nick Nicholson, 40: Deiouris z. Menor, 81
Gerald Gendron. %; Mildred Walpole, 20.
Joseph Greca, ~; Freida Mock, IS.
Vincent Pagano, 20: Benedetta ventimiglia
is.
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

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RAYMOND MaIlon, %; Elizabeth Ruetti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25

Isabel P. Middlekauff presented
the following pupils at her annual
recital on Friday evening in solo
and ensemble numbers: Hal Dean,
Bruce Young, Adenia Stern, Jean
Holley, Barbara Ann Zeigler, Rose
Mary May, Betty Jane Elenbaum
and Dorothy Fisher.
The Slattery School of Music pre-
sented a group of students in a re-
cital and operetta at the Washing
ton Club on Friday evening The
pupils taking part were: Frances
and Rita Korn, Betty Lou Quinones,
Betty Ann Pickering, Jane Barber
gallo, Jean and jeanne King, Kath-
leen Padgett, Priscilla Grove, Mar
garet Meredith, Betty Jean Crum-
mitt, Marcia and Mary Ann Snie-
goski. Doris Reinbold, Jean Gean-
opoulos. Betty Ann Boyer, Patricia
Ray, Sidney and Bernard Crown,
Nancy and Joan Slattery, Anna and
Mary Rinaldi. Nancy Norman, Spen-
Ger Carrico, Orth RAIDER, Roy Trot,
Jack Jones, Dick Helt, Mary Ann
Spriggs, Doris Brinkman, Barbara
Wilson. Tresa Silverman, Buddy
Brill. Patricia Quigley and Kathleen
Jarbo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
Flute Music
Concert Here
Agriculture Unit
Orchestra Plays
Tomorrow

Might Piece" for solo flute and
string orchestra by the American
composer, Arthur Foote, is the fea-
ture of the concert to be given by
the Department of Agriculture Or
chestra tomorrow and Tuesday eve
ningS at $3.50 o'clock in the Agricul-
ture auditorium, South Building,
Fourteenth street and independence
avenue SW.
Armand Gumprecht, jr., we'll
known Washington f1utist who is
first futist of the orchestra, will
play the. solo part in Might Piece"
Other numbers on this program to
be conducted by DR.. Walter Bauer
are Smetana's The Moldau," the
second movement of Berliozs
Fantastic Symphony" titled "A
Ball and symphony No. A." by
Glazounov.
This concert is the third of a
series Of programs given by local
musical organizations in co-opera-
ton with the Federal Employees
Services Committee of the District
National Defense Council in pro-
viding worthwhile entertainment
for men in uniform" and civilian
defense workers in and near WASH
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
Porkhurst Exhibits
Etchings of Boats

The monthly exhibitions of prints
held now in the lobby of the Ma
tional Museum, formerly in the
Smithsonian Building, under the
auspices of the Division of Graphic
Arts, of which Ruel P. Tolman is
head, have become pleasant fea-
ture of our Washington art calendar
The regular series for the current
season ENDS this month, with the
showing of etchings by Clifford E.
Parkhurst; but, as an extra, Mr..
Tolman has arranged for COM
prehensive exhibition next month
of color etchings by Bertha E.
JaqueS, formerly secretary OF the
Chicago Society of Etchers. This
will take on a memorial character,
Mrs. Jacques having lately died, but
will be of engaging interest and
worth.
All this month and until next
Sunday etchings by Mr.. Parkhurst
fill the museum cases and, for those
who love boats and the sea, offer
much attraction. The etcher also
is marine engineer and is at
present designing hulls for ships
to be built by the United States to
aid, passively or actively, in the
battle of the Atlantic. Meanwhile
he shows us portraits of such we'll
known vessels as the Joseph Conrad,
the City of Flint, the John Brereton
and the American Banker. AS an
etcher he has an excellent line. sure
but sensitive, and the ships he etches
are truly afloat-not merely on but
in the water. His father was Thomas
Parkhurst, a well-known marine
painter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
By J. ". Stebb.

cupation which overshadoWs the
work Of accompanying Duke
Enough, men. The Latin Ameri-
can contingent includes Pancho and
orchestra, who play Green Eyes"
and "Blem, Blem, Blem," familiar
numbers done up cabana style: Leo
Reisman's accordion-tinted Sim
patica" and Amarillo" both Rodg-
ers-Hart creations. Happy Harry
Harden's MuSette carries on Beer
Barrel Polka" traditions with "Au-
rora" and Keep Hoping" The
Waltz King lives on in the form
of a potpourri entitled Immortal
Johann Strauss" released by Vic
tor. Played by Vienna Waltz Or
cheStra, this 12-inch record con-
tains excerpts from several lesser
known Strauss works. including
Prince Methuselah," "Waldmister."
"Cagiostro in Wien" Ritter Pas
man." Frothy Strauss at his next
best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
Mrs. McCooch Is Painted
By Hattie (. Burdette

Miss Hattie E Burdette, member
of the Society of Washington Artists
and we'll known for her portraits in
oils and pastels, as well as minia-
lures, has completed three-quar-
ter-length portrait of Mrs. David
McCoach, jr., wife of Col. McCoach,
who has lately relinquished his Dis
trict Commissionership to return to
active service. The medium used is
pastel, and the color scheme is high
keyed and pleasing. The gown Mrs.
McCoach is wearing is a pale green,
the background warm gray fecked
with sunshine, the pose easy and
graceful, and friends declare it an
excellent likeness.
Quite recently, Miss Burdette did
on order from a member of the Du
Pont family, a copy of a miniature
of the wife of Pierre Samuel du
Pont Gather Of the two brothers
who came to this country, which
had been painted by a French artist
and placed on the top of a tortoise
shell snuffbox-a charming little
portrait in 18th century style, which
Miss Burdette Transcribed on ivory
with the feeling and spirit of the
original.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-25
Calvary Arranges
Music Service

There will be special service Of
music this evening at the Calvary
Methodist Church, 1853 Columbia
road NV. The program will in
clude solos on the new organ by
Louis Potter, organist, and choral
works by the chorus choir.
The organ works to be heard are
choral from the Second Symphony, -
Verne; 'Toccata and Fugue in D
Minor" Bach; chorale, Sheep May
Safely Craze" Bach; chorale, In
Thee Is Gladness," Bach. and re-
quest numbers during the offertory,
to be selected. Choral works will
include ITO Thee, o Lord" Rach-
maninoff; Fierce Was the Wild
Billow," Tertius Noble; Who Is
Like Thee?" Hebrew melody, tran
scribed by Norden, with solo by Fin
ley Cheston, tenor; "Benediction, ="
by Norden, with baritone solo by
Frank Abeel, and the motel "Gallia, -
by Gounod, with soprano solo by
Ruby Potter. The public is cor
daily invited.