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Evening star., 1943-02-07

Leighton and Robert Lewis associ-
ateS.
Trinity Chapter will serve a turkey
dinner at Almas Temple on Feb
ruary 9 from to 8 pm,
Friendship Chapter will celebrate
It's 30th anniversary on Tuesday
evening. Entertainment and re-
freshments.
Temple Chapter will hold busi-
ness meeting tomorrow at the
Masonic Temple
Brightwood Chapter on February
II will have dedication of a service
flag. and dinner at the Fairfax on
February IL.
Naomi Chapter will have Valen-
tine party on February 10 at 1910
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda, Md, at
3 pm. The Rev. James Kerr OF
Boyds, Md, will give talk.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet
Monday. The Luncheon Card CLUB
viii be entertained at the home of
Martha Dunlap on Wednesday.
The Women's Eastern Star Club
United States Treasury, Will meet
at pm. on February IL at the home
of Past Grand Matron Helen D.
Robbins.
Harmony Chapter will have initia-
ton on February IL at pm.
The General Auxiliary Temple
Board elected the following officers:
Mrs. Luna Diamond of Temple
Chapter, president: Mrs. Miranda A.
Hodge OF Electa, first vice president:
Mrs. Jessie Brantley of Harmony.
second vice president: Mrs. kath-
crime Ernstedt of st. Johns. secre-
tary; Miss Leona Whit of Loyalty,
treasurer; Mrs. Myrtle P. Smith OF
Hope, chairman of Defense stamps,
and Miss Blanche T. Bowen of Beth
lehem, chairman of publicity.
A series of dinners will be served
at the Temple Clubhouse, the first
one being February 20.
Federal Chapter will celebrate It's
18th anniversary on February IL.
Entertainment and refreshments.
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BPOE EIks

The Past Exalted Rulers Associa-
tlon Of Washington Lodge met and
selected the personnel to direct the
lodge as honorary officers on the
occasion of past exalted rulers night
on February II. The feature of the
evening will be the celebration of
the 18th anniversary of the order
and also the 6lSt anniversary of
Washington Lodge.
Following will preside at the cele-
bration: Exalted ruler, Alan j. Du-
vail; leading knight, James E. Col
lifiower; loyal knight. John D. Fitz-
gerald; lecturing knight. j. Forrest
Reilly; esquire, Joseph P Hagerty;
inner guard. l.. Martin Young, chap
lain, Harold T. Pease: secretary
James f. Murray; treasurer, Nathan
WE'LL
Evening star., 1943-02-07
General Activities in Alexandria
Bertha H. Dougherty Completes
Her Etchings and Water Colors
Local Subjects VIII Be ON Exhibit
1otn0rrOuy in the Public Library

Mrs. George Pryor Dougherty of
Old Lyme, Conn, who has been
spending the winter in Alexandria,
has completed number of etchings
and water colors. Her subjects were
doorWays, gardens, picturesque and
quaint alleys, garden gates and
other relative subjects that are the
material survivals of the era when
the home town of Gen. George
Washington was the meeting place
Of the patriots who led the Nation
through its early years of struggle
and turmoil. These new pieces will
be on view tomorrow when an ex-
hibit of Dougherty work will be
opened in the Alexandria Public
Library.
The artist is known professionally
as Bertha H. Dougherty. She is a
native of Plainfeld, N. j., and went
to Old Lyme about 10 years ago
with her husband, the late Rev
George Pryor Dougherty, after he
gave up his rectorship of Christ
Church in Glen Ridge, N. J. 1t was
Will tAioo oA4C 1tSdIl W Ldht d Sci
interest in her talent, and since
then her work has won the praise
OF art critics in Washington and New
York as well as in Connecticut and
New Jersey and other places where
her paintings and etchings have
been exhibited.
Last May collection of her work
was exhibited in the Smithsonian
Institution and she also has been
represented in the Water Color So
clety of Washington exhibit at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Mrs. Dougherty has spent several
winters in Alexandria since her first
visit a few years ago to be the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Hinman B. Hurl-
but, who makes her home here. Mrs.
Dougherty became interested in the
types of architecture here as COM
pared with the homes Of Old Lvne,
which in both instances are typical
forms that give material expression
to the pattern of the lives of those
who lived in them.
The exhibit which opens tomorrow
will continue for two weeks. and
during the period of exhibition
several receptions have been plan
ned to honor the artist.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Social Notes
From Sandy Spring

SANDY SPRING, Feb 6-Mr.
Robert Wilson, the son of Dr.. and
Mrs, Karl Wilson Of Rochester, N. Y.
who IS a student at Swarthmore Col
lege, IS in Sandy Spring visiting his
aunt. Miss Florence Bentley.
Miss Elizabeth Stabler left Friday
for Montclair, N. j., where she will
spend several weeks with her nieces,
Mrs. Conant Webb and Miss Ann
Miller.
Mrs. Gladys H. Young. who has
held the position of librarian at
Sherwood High School for the past
six years, has received her appoint
ment 10 the WAVES. She will leave
shortly for her training period in
Northampton.
Mrs. William Robins Of Baltimore
Is visiting MI and Mrs. P. G.. Lyon
at HOmeStone.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
At Home Today

Mr. and M-S Nathan LichtoIman
Of 764 Nineteenth street NE. VIII
be hosts today At an At home i'm
honor Of their s0u-iu-laW and
daughter, Mr. and Ms Abraham
j Gabol. who were married Jauu-
aIy II in Brooklyn
Ms. Gobel is The former Miss
Tstele Lichterman and M. Gabel
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Gsbel of Brooklyn. He nov is sta
toned at Camp George e. Meade.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Young People Busy
In CaithersburS

GATTHERSBURG. Feb 6-The
arrival Of approximately $50 young
people from Washington and other
points to attend the three-day Ses-
sion Of the West Washington Dis
u1ct Youth Conference. mere, has
made this week end one of UNUSUAL
social activity. large number Of
homes having been thrown open for
their entertainment.
MIS- Irwin Thomas entertained
with an attractiyely arranged bridge
party at her home here Thursday.
when her guests were Mrs. Earl VIII
hams. Mrs. Norman Belt. MIS-. Lewis
Reed, Mrs. Carroll Walker, Mrs.
Garrison Bell, Mrs. William D
Cooley, Mrs. j. Lawrence Darby,
Mrs. Clyde Thomas, Miss Ella Plum
Evening star., 1943-02-07

clubhouse. Until further notice, the
post Will hold all meetings there.
Lincoln Post will meet at the
Legion clubhouse tomorrow. with
Comdr. F. w. Stiles presiding.
National Cathedral Post, through
its Americanism officer, A. Claren-
don Smith: Comdr. J. Fred Burns
and Vice Comdr. j. H. Gordon. pre-
Sented Americanism medals to the
outstanding graduates of Woodrow
Wilson High School on January %
They were Alan Dodds and Edith
Sprague.
Stanley Church De Pue Post on
February l6 will honor Norway. A
motion picture relating to that
country will be shown and an ad-
dress delivered by veteran Of the
Norwegian campaign, DR.. Carl
Evans, surgeon general.
Capital Transit Post on Tuesday
will join with the auxiliary in hon
oring The Fighting French Due
to the limited capacity of the
Legion ballroom admittance will be
restricted to invited guests. Motion
pictures will be shown, followed by
buffet supper.
At the last meeting OF Costello
Post, No. IS, the following we're
elected to membership: Sidrus
Dagllas, Joseph Faille, Jesse V. Jor-
dan. William Keating, Elmer A..
BaSlnger, George S Kane. John G..
Love, William H. Curtis. Clyde w.
Kennedy and William @. Delahanty.
Comdr. kisliuk has called an Ex-
ecutive Committee meeting for Feb
ruary Is at the home of Past Comdr.
Pistorio, 4723 Ninth street NV.
The March meeting of the post
will be past commanders night and
the Junior Legion baseball members
will also be guests.
Meetings this week:
Monday-U. S. S. Jacob Jones,
Lincoln and Government Printing
Once Posts, Legion Clubhouse; :;
United States Treasury Post, Colon
ial Hotel.
Tuesday-James Reese Europe
Post, Fifteenth and @ streets NV;
George E. Killeen Post, 1904 M
street NV; Department of Labor
and Capital Transit Posts, Legion
Clubhouse.
Wednesday-Kenneth H. Nash
Post, 209 Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
Police and Fire and McAllexander
Posts, Legion Clubhouse.
Thursday-Potomac Post, Pali-
sades Field House; James E. Walker
Post, Twelfth Street YMCA.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
George Washington
Birthday Party

The Society Of Virginia will give
Its annual George Washing on
birthday anniversary entertainment
Friday evening, February 70, at the
Willard Hotel.
Mr.. l. Chance Buchanan and Mrs
Richard A Allen, costumed as the
Gen. and Mrs. Washington. Will
head the receiving line, and a group
Of young people in Colonial dress
will dance The Virginia Reel A
number Of members of the society
also Will wear their treasured dresses
of the period.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Arizona State
Anniversary

The Arizona State Society will
celebrate the anniversary Of Arizona S
admission to the Union with an in
formal dinner Monday evening,
February Is, at the Lee-Sheraton
Hotel. Representative Richard Har-
less, new member of the House of
Representative from Arizona, will
be an honor guest and a program
of entertainment has been arranged
In addition to the dinner.
Officers of the society are Mrs.
Charles H. Hagerty, president; Mr.
Leon F. Kneipp, vice president; Mr..
j. M. Klagge. treasurer, and Miss
Laurine Nepplc. secretary.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Massachusetts,
Valentine Party

The Massachusetts, State Society
will give it's annual valentine party
and dance Friday evening In the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Charlotte Clementson IS
chairman of the dance and is being
assisted by Miss Catherine Cotter,
Miss Margaret Stack, Mrs. Anne
McDermott. Capt. Joseph Hoover,
Mr.. John Hickey and Mr.. Russell
Reilly. Mr.. Edward Wallin will be
floor director.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Frank Hickey,
president, or Miss Clementson.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Mrs. H. M. Dawson
Guest in ARLINGTON

Mrs. H. M. Dawson of New York
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Salisbury at their home in South
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury who came
here from Detroit are among the
new residents in the southwest sec
ton Of Arlington.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Jobs Daughters

Bethel, No. 3, will meet February
II. Three girls will be initiated.
At the last choir meeting election
OF officers was: President, Margaret
Irwin; vice president. Carlina Mitch
ell; secretary treasurer, Jean Faris.
The Mothers Club meeting will be
held tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Lancaster.
Bethel No. 5 will hold its grand
visitation on February IL at 730
pm, followed by refreshments and
entertainment.
The drill team will sell programs
at the Shrine Circus this week.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Wclb0rns Hosts
Last Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. J. York Welborn en-
tertained last evening at their home
in North Arlington at supper fol-
lowed by bridge.
The guests were Maj. and Mrs.
w. OBJ. Hillman, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Inbody, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Vandersllce, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Barber and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ide,
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Shepherds of Bethlehem

National Lodge will have installa-
ton of officers Wednesday at 935 G.
place NV.
Loyalty Lodge will meet tomorrow
at Fourth street NE for installa-
ton Of officers. Trinity Lodge will
meet Tuesday at the same hall.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Treasury, Auxiliary met last Mon
day evening at the Hi-Lo-Shelter
Mrs. Sarah Johns, president, pre-
sized The department president
and her officers will make their
official visitation to the auxiliary
on March l.
Federal Auxiliary visited Mount
Alto Hospital on February 3. Bingo
was played and refreshments served
The next meeting will be February
IL at the Thomas Circle Club. Mrs
Lohman and her officers will make
the official visitation.
The Past Presidents Club met
at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Loh-
man last Monday evening Mrs
Josephine Wright was co-hostess
The birthdays of Mrs. Edith Hiser
and Mrs. Lohman were celebrated
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Ruth Friday.
A meeting of the Firecracker Club
OF the Cootietts will be held Thurs
day evening at the YWCA, 614 E
street NV. All who have received
invitations to join the club are
requested to be present.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
VFW Posts Plan
Recruiting Rally
Smoker Tomorrow
Representative Rowe
To Be Guest Speaker;
Other Activities

Chief Of Staff Frank Topach IS
chairman for recruiting rally and
smoker to be conducted under the
auspices of National Capital, Fol-
low Me-Defense, McKimmie CATER
ton Police and Fire, All American
and United States Gun Factory
Posts of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars
It will be held tomorrow evening
at w. O. w. Hall, 935 G place NV.
The principal address will be
given by Representative Edward
Rowe of Ohio. Moving pictures will
be shown, and there will be enter
tainment and refreshments. The
V. F. Guard of Honor and the
Coolies will participate in the pro-
gram. All veterans eligible for men,
bership are invited.
Department Comdr. Richard A.
Burton and Junior Vice Comdr. Jack
Holiday jointly presided at the
Council OF Administration meeting
last Monday at the District Build
ing. Howard S. Fisk. past depart
ment adjutant and past command
er OF George Washington Post Of
the American Legion. made report
as veterans placement officer.
Past Department Comdr. Leon B.
Lambert stated that broadcasting
messages regarding VFW major ac-
tivities will be given over the air,
with a special broadcast on Febru-
ary II.
The council voted to indorse and
support House bill 923, sponsored
by Past Commander in Chief James
E. Van zandt of Pennsylvania, to
continue the pay of men serving
with the armed forces for six months
after the termination of the war.
Dean James J. Hayden of Colum-
bus University School of Law has
offered five scholarships. over the
full four-year course. to disabled
veterans of World War II. The
school sessions will begin next fall.
The local department indorsed the
project.
At the last meeting Of McKimmie-
Catterton Police and Fire Post it
was voted to hold the meetings on
the third and fourth Fridays of
February, March and April at 935
G place NV.
Junior Vice Comdr. OMallev is
chairman of the posts annual ball.
to be held at Washington Hotel on
February II.
Patients confined in the veterans
hospitals here will be the REGIMENTS
of series of entertainments under
the hospital visitation program.
Top Notch Tent No. l. Hide Gimlet
Thomas w. Dixon is chairman and
Sky Pilot George w. Fowler, vice
chairman. Stars of stage, screen
and RADIO will be invited to par
ticipate
The 10Th birthday dinner will be
held April 20, in the WOW Hall.
Officers Of the Supreme Pup Tent
and others will be invited. Oscar
A. Kreamer is chairman.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Sailors Didn't Believe
In Signs They Painted

By The Associated Press.
FARRAGUT, Idaho.-TWo blue
jackets at the Farragut Naval
Training Station were penalized for
smoking while at work.
They were painting slgns-Whlch
read:
mo Smoking"
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Ensign Is Leaving

Ensign and Mrs Edward Mass
man Of Arna Valley will leave this
week for New York, where Ensign
MaSsman is to be stationed for two
months.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Roundup Heads
State Society
Social Events
Oklahomans Issue
Novel Limitations
For Friday Eueuius

-AH cotD pokes and 1romen folks
are comm out to plau:
Gas MortdQeS or rheundtics
can't Slo1r us on our 1Ddu.
ThereH be time to Dab from 9
to 10,
Then the i-talutin' 1Uiu begin.
IonH hdftd check your shootin
irons and lGriot at the door,
Cause the landlady don't 1rant
no fghtin' on the floor.
The cost OF thiS-here Shindig
1Cill be dollar ten,
And this goes ter the lcomen
folks the same as Ter the
men"
Thus reads the invitation of the
Oklahoma State Society for its
roundup Friday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel which will honor
the new Senator and new member
of the House from that State. And
to quote further, there will be "Spe-
cial doins fer Congressman Will
Rogers, jr., of California" son OF
Oklahoma's famous humoriSt, the
late viii Rogers.
The unusual invitation also in
cludes amusing little figures Illus
trating the various costumes which
those planning to attend may wear
-cowpunchers, Indian dress, cut
away or plain business and street
wear. A special line with star
announces that Oklahomans in war
service uniforms will get in free. y
Mr.. Wesley Crozier is ticket chair
man and Miss Cleo Albrecht is sec
retary of the society which is re-
sponsible for this unique invitation
to what promises to be an amusing
and delightful roundup.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Meetings this week are:

Meetings this week are:
Monday-Front Line Post, 1903
Fourteenth street NV.
Tuesday-Junior Drum and Bugle
Corps, Eastern High School armory
Observation-Disclosures Post, 1926
Massachusetts avenue NV, and
Washington Post, 1903 Fourteenth
street INV.
Thursday - Follow Me-Defense
Post, 2020 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Friday-Federal Post, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. and United
States Treasury Post, 1903 Four
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Miriam Chapter will have recep-
ton tomorrow evening in honor of
Grand Matron Irma M. Smith. All
members of the order are invited.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Leighton and Robert Lewis associ-
ates.
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'Oh shut up. Abby! What DO you
know about child discipline. any
way?" The rrstincsS of the mans
frccklcs stood out on his flushed
face. Whats he done"
Abby suddenly crinrcd and
walked to the mirror To straiGhten
her hair. Her silence anGcrcd Rest
wick CarncS. He looked at ChOppO.
who had sauntcrcd into the bed
room To watch the argrmrutativc
pair with little mlScnicvOus
CLEAN lighting his Gamin features.
Quickly Rusty looked back nj
Abby. The same miSchicvous grin
was or her pmmpl;in-plUmp face.
whats he done" lie asked
again in an in!istcnt roar.
Looking at ii in the proper
light. Rusty. he really HASN'T dom"
anything. That's the trouble. His
idea was darn good. Maybe if h.
keeps trying he can work IT out.
Over chilly bite eyes Rus,y,s
auburn browS looked like one con-
tinuolls line. What's the bic idea
Child discipline again. supuIs,.
You suddenly decide to 0I;av Tn,
very thing You were going To- pun
ish him for. don't understand VOL.
Abby"
I'm not the only person ynu
don't understand" Abby'S head vas
shaking sorrowfullv as she rolled
down the lace sleeves with far
more care than she had shown roll
ing them up. She joined Paige IN
the doorway. They moved away
Paige" In response t. nor hu,-
bands call. the girl turned rack.
Her gray eyes swept to his. hop
ing for. she knew not what. int
certainly not for the look of dirty
hatred that she received. Don't
forget Reno. Paige"
The girl did not answer. There
was scarcely change IN hor face
except a Tightening of those mis-
cles running from the eyes to the
jawline. Then she was gone. bill
lowing yellow skirts high above an
cry heels.
Abby stepped back and pccrcd at
the rcd-haircd man. Rusty" she
accused, you're incredible
Then she, too. was gore.
Choppo leapcd across the room.
knocked open the scrcCn-dOors. and
gazcd down the lengthy hall. Boy.
she's got a real dingcr on. That's
the way she looks Just before she
let's me have ii with whatever she
happens to have in her fist" When
he walked back and faced his idol
again he clucked like little old
professor. Il don't know when I've
seen her madder. Amt you scared.
pal?"
Rusty mumblcd gruffly, "Trv ia
stop saying amt Choppo. And I'm
not scared. Why should I he ?" Uc
looked into the mirror and STRAIGHT.
cned his tough red hair with finger.
tips that shook bit. Unaccoutably
lie was ashamed. And the shame
was getting the better of the an.
ger. He did not like 1t. His cvcs
dropped bit and met Choppo's,
as piercingly blue and almost as
puzzled as his own.
Choppo had not moved. what
did you mean when you told Paige
not to forget Reno? Lordly intol.
Grant Of the mans hesitation, he
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Evening star., 1943-11-08
Realism Gusts Glamour

moments and then walked up to the
Lamar booth. He returned the
pouch. thanked Loder, introduced
himself, was asked to sit down
Pretty soon his companion was in
vited over. An hour later the four
some left in group. chatting
merrily and Loder promising to send
his new friend package of his spe-
cial blend.
Just as his "Lifeboat" was coming
down the finish line, with only hours
TO go, for that matter, Director Alfred
Hitchcock ran into tough luck. His
star, Tallulah Bankhead, came down
with bronchitis and was ordered to
bed. The picture now has been
shooting "A days. 1t is unique in
many ways. chiefly because it's all
done on one set, 26 by feet. No
other Hollywood movie has ever been
shot in its entirety in such close
confines.
Hitchcock will make his customary
casual appearance. this time in a
before-and-after reducing ad in a
newspaper being ready by one of the
survivors. He rejected the sugees-
ton OF his cast that he appear as a
piece of debris in the water.
Released by the North Americaa
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1943-11-08
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Sights and sounds:
Spectacle No. / this week can be
observed at 20th Century-Fox, the
lot that first glamorized gams and
(via Betty Grable) made "pinup'
the most popular word in Yank troop
language. Only now the thing is in
reverse.
| On the set of -Four Jills in a Jeep'
We find pinup girls in long woolen
underwear! Add knapsacks and
G. I. overshoes. look carefully at the
faces and you detect Carole Lands,
Kay Francis. Martha Raye and Mitzi
Mayfair. This film is the fact story
of a tour of British army camps and
on the African front by these same
| four lovely ladies.
Looking like a Minnesota farm
girl all fixed for a 40-below night
Carole sloshed her way across the
sound stage.
who would have thought it!" she
said, speaking of their overseas ven-
ture. When we stood around like
mummies rolled up in all the wool
we could get our hands on, none of
us dreamed we were furnishing ma
terial for funny Hollywood movie
scene. But this is the real thing
Those British army huts are so cold
you wish you were dead We broke
ice in the pitcher every morning. We
dressed to go to bed-dressed in
every warm thing we could get hold
of. We piled two into a single cot
and tore the rugs of the floor to put
on top of the bedclothes"
-Four Jills in a Jeep" looks like
good, honest stuff. 1t should do the
industry a lot of good. It's modern
biography. plain and unvarnished
1t proves that much of glamour lies
in the trappings. 1t debunks the
pumps who, without their siren
sarongs. have lot IN common with
| the missus.
There appears to be close affinity
between pipe smokers, as witness
At the Players the other night q
resourceful tourist wagered his com
panion that he could crash the party
of Hedy Lamar and her husband
John Loder, few booths up. in five
minutes. He won in less than three
Knowing Loder was pipe smoker
the tourist called waiter, extracted
a pipe from his pocket and proceeded
to instruct: Take this up to Mr.
Loder. Tell him I've run out oi
tobacco and cannot buy any in this
place. Tell him I would deeply ap-
preciate the loan Of bowlful"
The waiter came right back. not
with the bowful of tobacco. but with
Loders handsome leather pouch
The tourist filled and lighted his
pipe, dragged soulfully at it a few