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Evening star., 1943-06-13

DESK CLERK, photo-engraving plant, op-
portunity, for young woman to serve as
desk clerk in scheduling. work in photo
engraving plant five nights weekly 4:3O
pm. to $50 am: with one hour for
lunch. 20 hours weekly; $3.50 per week;
nigh school graduate preferred. Apply in
person or write (giving age, education
business experience if any. etc.l to Super
lntendent's Office. Sol Star Building, 11O1
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HELP MEN.

FLOOR LAYERS,
Open shop; good wages, steady, and
overtime work. Will consider piece work.
Phone RE. 2215.
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CLERK white or colored), work in valet
service; must know sewing; hours, IL to 8
steady position. 2320 wisconsin ave n w
Evening star., 1943-06-13

BEAUTY PARLOR requires good mani
curlSt. $50 week and commission Apply
Fred, the hair stylist, at Philpsborn S,
sos 1th n " - -
Evening star., 1943-06-13

BOOKKEEPER, in established real estate
ofnGe;, 5la-day week permanent position.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored with license,
Apply Service Beauty Shop, 1907 You st,
N''
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BOOkKEEPER wanted by branch Office Of
large casualty insurance company 5I2-
day week. Excellent salary for qualified
applicant Call MA O15s
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. 5-day week: good
hourS and good salary. La Sale Beauty
salon. 20l3 Bunker Hill I'd. ne. Cali Ho-
Evening star., 1943-06-13

CLERK, experienced. for dry-cleaning
store; salary. S25 week: good working
conditions Apply Astoria Laundry. 500
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CASHIER, white, experienced Midway
CAFETERIA, 700 18th st. NV. Luncheon and
dinner hours; no Sundays
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TYPIST.

Position In local branch office Of one
of the leading fire and casualty insurance
companies for typist who desires posi-
ton with good future and ideal working
conditions. Apply 400 Woodward Bldg.
MATTRESSES WANTED.
SIS per week, good tips: no night work.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

CLERK-TYPIST. for general office work:
permanent position, S25 per week State
age and qualifications Box Dish Star
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CoMPToMETER OPERATORS, 12), per
cellent working conditions Convenient to
transportation. 4O-hour week. hours s 30
$40, Saturday s:30-12:15 All holidays
apply Nj; Hedlund, 1l01 Vermont ave,
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ELEVATOR GIRL, colored, for am. to 3
pm. shift: 1881 per wk.: must have
good local refs. Apply Hotel Houston, 91O
E st. NV. bell captain
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DICTAPHONE OPERATOR for insurance
ONCE. experience preferred: good salary
and hrs. Call Ma 1771.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, s35 per week and
bonus' 3 days. 9 to s: ! day, 10 to +:
g days II to s. Apply LaPorton Beauty
Shop, 4o.9 9th VI
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BEAUTY OPERATORS (3) S35 week
and commission: close Saturday at g.
Alyce Beauty Shop, 11O3 Pa ave Sc
Evening star., 1943-06-13

BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), f1rSt class,
wanted at once; highest wages in city.
Call Mr.. Howard. SH. 1883
BEAUTY OPERATORS, Goldenherg's Dent
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DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT. experienced, must
be, trained in laboratory work: excellent
salary. Call Michigan 6S33 after am
Evening star., 1943-06-13

BEAUTY OPERATORS, >. full or part time,
new Era Beauty Shop. 2114'Pa. ave NV.
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=, . . oIENOIRAPHER
paIt tlme morning, or full time. 3 days
week; must be able to take rapid dicta-
tlon' from an editor: salary, 81 hour. Box
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NURSERY ATTENDANTS,
18 to 35 (White), 8-hour duty:
salary, $65 per month; 6-day
week; board and room, uniforms
laundered. Children's Country
Home, 18th st. and Bunker Hill
rd. ne. Take F-2 bus on 9Th st.
Apply in person.
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BOOKKEEPER-Expe bright young
woman Kaplowitz, on 18th, between E
Evening star., 1943-06-13

COUNSELOR GIRLS for children's camp
IN Md. Must be senior Life-Saver Phone
Ellicott City sS-F-12 or write Box 311-H
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MOTHERLEss HOME.

Ref1ned Christian white woman take full
responsibility. of home for Government
executive and complete charge of daughter,
,. New apartment. excellent neighbor-
mood: Call Sunday Ordway 5OOS 13s
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KITCHEN HELPER, ALSO
HELP WITH DISHES; GOOD
PAY; MUST BE WILLING
TO WORK SUNDAYS. IVY
TERRACE, 1884 CONN. AVE.
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CASHIER FOR MGR
(2000) posting machine; 512 day
week, good salary, permanent
position. Phone DT 4173
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR. $3.50 to II; wear
size IS uniform. Apply manager, 1901
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FOUNTAIN WORK

Women, girls no experience necessary;
excellent salary, pleasant working condl-
tons. See Mrs. Cave, to 3, Chastleton
NO o1o5 ' "AA
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BEAUTY oPERAToR-Good salary, plus
commission: must be exp. (all-around).
Evening star., 1943-06-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part time;
sood salary Marinello Beatty Shop, lS43
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

That Ruth almost ar once tclc-
phoned she was checking out and
asked that her bill be rushed l
knew when l saw Sm!tners and
Jenkins stealthly leave their
rooms and dash for 'hc stairway.
evidently on their Way 80 check
RuthS movements M accordance
with DiCky'S Instructions
But IL vas not until / saw her
come out of her room. apparently
unperturbed. and 90 down IN the
elevator that l dared 20 draw a
full breath
Then / dashed across The hail.
seeing DickyS door open as i
did 50, and almost literally fell
into S-,444flN
Hold me tightly. Dicky" 7
faltered. I'm ashamed, bat lie
been a bit scared.
II was frightened myself
that she might hand YOU one"
he said, but someone would
have been at her the next
second"
II wasn't afraid 40 much Of
her striking mr., + Said truth
fully. "as that she'd find cut
about that bag"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

"You little nut" he said
fondly. you sure have a one
track mind. And now suppose
YOU bring me up to date while
We wait for the ring that will
tell lis she finally has flown this
particular coop. I haven't dared
open my door since she
slammed IL shut on me. OF
course knew Watkins was on
the job I'm his room 80 that II
she pulled anything on you, he'd
he on hand. a. a hotel detective.
which would look reasonable 10
her. But she must have had
her suspicious aroused In some
way"
T. FzTI-iifF.f-AA me by the shoulder
and gave me an eXasperated little
zii44szt+4 tp
III you don't give me the
low-down In split second, I'll
forget I'm GENT" he threat
cncd
! swung into round by
round account OF my recent en-
counter with the Wilderness
Woman"
The telephone rang as I fin
ished, and when ne had answered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
PITFALLS OF LOVE azADE!E GARRISON

il, he turned 10 me with relief in
ms eyes and voice.
RUTH Is TRAHED
You can forget her until
this afternoon, fancy" he said.
"She's checked out-and gone
In a taiXcab, with surne good
men trailing her. Come on, let's
get down 10 HallorAn and have
your face washed. Well walk
down although IL doesn't matter
much who sees us now"
ITS just "a well not 10 In
yite-," / began.
Dieky interrupted with a
laugh.
"a dollar 20 a dOughnut with
hole I'm II that YOU were going
10 say 'invidlOus comment, he
teaSed.
That's exactly what /
meant" SAID stoutly.
Good girl he commended.
clapplng me on the shoulder.
Then he caught me 10 him
tightly.
Thank God you're ont Of
this safely" he said feIvently.
then kissed me.
That's for Maggie >" he
said when you have your face
washed, I'll kiss YOU again as
'Madge'"
SHE'LL BE KISSED
"And YOU know ] don't dare
boss YOU out here he com
planned.
just wait though. my proud
beauty. You're going Ia get
kissed 80 hard you're going 10
shrek for help-Or mercy"
Probably both" / said.
knowing that our foolery was
only the reaction from nervous
strain
"You'n get neither" he prom
iSed darkly as We came out on
the fifteenth floor And now"
he continued. "for Monsieur
Halloran, and the great de-
transformation scene"
CONTINUED tomorrow
The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
DaDpr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

ERE pleasant little game that Will a
IL day 1t numerical puzzle designed spell
II
subtract II the number less
ada The result Start the upper left
rectangle check
night message letters under
the checked figures give you. Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

il, he turned 10 me with relief in
ms eyes and voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-14
Memorial Services
For Victims on Maine

Memorial services for the officers
and men lost on the battleship
Maine in Havana Harbor on Feb
ruary IS, 1898, will be held at the
Maine Mast in Arlington National
Cemetery today at 2:30 O'Clock.
Wreaths will be placed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt the Cuban Ambas-
sador, the USWV and other pa
triotic units.
Tomorrow at pm. rites will be
held at United Brethren Church
under direction of William M. La
Roche, junior vice department COM
mander. The Cuban Ambassador
will attend. The President and
National Comdr. c. S. Kelly
USWV, will be represented.
Meetings this week are: Monday
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp, United
States Soldiers Home; Wednesday
Gen. M Emmett Urell Camp, Pyth-
ian Temple; Thursday, Richard J
Harden Camp, Pythian Temple;
Saturday, Military Order of the
Serpent entertainment and Army
supper at 935 G place NV, 7:30 pm
AuXiliaries.
Meetings this week; Monday
Admiral George Dewey. Wednesday
Gen. Emmett Urel Thursday
Admiral George Dewey. evening OF
games at the home of Helen Garges
Friday-Gen. Henry w Lawton
evening Of games at the home OF
Laura Sabins. Saturday - depart
ment meeting, Northeast Masonic
Temple.
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Knights of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

New officers for st. AIMS AuXil-
iary are: President, Rose Moore:
past president, Rosa Donovan; first
vice president, Resale Graves; sece-
ond vice president, Margaret War
ren. recording secretary, Lillian
Dove; financial secretary, Mary FL
lis; treasurer. Mary Ellen Arendes;
messenger. Margaret Clark: sentinel,
Mary Thomas; guard, Anna Wilkin-
SON trustees, Agnes Jarboe, Anna
Mcdonald Catherine Sodcro. dis
trict delegates, Rosa Donovan, Ber-
tina MaiOney.
St. AIMS Auxiliary meets only on
the second Thursday Of each month.
St Martins Auxiliary officers are ::
President, Mary Jahn past presi-
dent, Margaret Fogarty; first vice
president, Gertrude Beauchamp;
second vice president, SaIlie Deale;
according secretary. Mary McLar-
GT; financial secretary, Mary Null
re; treasurer, Mary ElWOod; mes
sMger, Mary Whitmore, sentinel,
harriet Carmody, guard, Florence
journal, trustees, Anna Russell,
Catherine Russell, Lillian Pursceu,
district delegate, Mary Whitmore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-14
Washington Lodge
OF EIks 10 Mark
Two Anniversaries

The diamond jubilee of the Benev-
client and Protective Order of Elks
will be celebrated this week by
Washington Lodge, along with the
observance of It's own 61st ami
versary.
The past exalted rulers will induct
a large class on Wednesday at Bpm.
They are: Alan j. Duvall, exalted
ruler; James E. Collifiower, leading
knight; John D. Fitzgerald, loyal
knight; j. Forrest Reilly, lecturing
knight; Joseph P. Hagerty, esquire;
l.. Martin Young, inner guard,
Harold T. Pease, chaplain; James
E. Murray, secretary, and Nathan
WE'LL. treasurer.
A buffet supper and entertainment
will follow
The Elks' minstrel troupe on
February q will present its annual
show to Elks and their families as
part of the diamond jubilee celebra-
ton.
The Elks Boys Band will give a
concert from 7:30 to 8:15 pm, and
will be followed by the Ministries.
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District Legionnoires Plan
18th Anniversary Ball
Annual Event to Be Held March 6;
Post Activities Announced

/ a wreath on the tomb of George
Washington at the conclusion Of
/ memorial services. Start will be
made from the American Legion
/ Club next Sunday at 2:30 pm.
The Rev Howard E. Snyder,
chaplain. will officiate. Comdr
George F. Hooven will place the
wreath.
The post will hold the oath an
niversary of the post on March g.
with ladies night" and a special
program
New members elected include
CASTOR M. Rackley, who served in
the Medical Corps: James A. Nit
cheu, AEF; Joseph Rosenbloom,
Rainbow Division; A. E. Becker,
Army Air Corps, and David S.
Dawson, Army.
Stanley Church De Pue Post has
| changed the date of its next meet
ing to February II. The meeting
will honor Norway. Comdr. Hudson
invites all officers to the meeting
at the clubhouse. DR.. Karl Evang,
surgeon general Of Norway, recently
returned from the fighting front,
will speak.
Cooley Mccullough Post will meet
at the clubhouse at $50 pm. Tues
day Entertainment has been ar
ranged by Comdr. David S. Block.
United States Department of
Agriculture Post will meet Friday
at the Legion clubhouse. Comdr.
Pagnotta plans to have a promi-
inent speaker.
Comdr. Schau of Jane A. Delano
Post, assisted by Capt Clark of the
guard of honor, recently presented
character medals to Carthella Per-
kins and Malcolm Johnson of the
Francis Junior High School.
The ninth annual community
patriotic assembly, sponsored by Fort
Stevens Post, will be held at Roosc-
welt High School on February 10 at
8 pm.
Winners of American Legion
school awards will receive their Ger
tiflcates from the post and pupils
from the sixth grades in the COM
munity will receive awards in the
patriotic essay contest sponsored
by the post.
Principal speakers will include
Mrs. Henry Grafton Doyle, presi-
dent, Board of Education; Miss May
P. Bradshaw, principal of the
school; the Rev. Louis Albert of st.
Gabriel's Church and the Rev H. S.
Arnold of Holy Comforter Church.
Meetings this week are:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roosevelt Post,
Potomac Boat Club; Department Of
Justice and Gas Light posts, Legion
clubhouse.
Tuesday-National Press Club
Post, Press Club; Cooley-McCul-
Tough Post, Legion clubhouse; I'd
Division Post, New Colonial Hotel;
Bunker Hill Post, 1923 Twelfth
street NE; Pepco Post, Pepco
Building.
Misunderstanding Church De
Pue Post, Legion clubhouse.
Thursday-Kenna- Main Post, 1910
Good Hope road Sc.
Friday - Department Agriculture
Post, Legion clubhouse.
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Mrs. G. Radcliffe
Bridge Hostess
At Manassas
Mrs. John Siaybaugh
Visiting Daughter
In Rockville

MANASSAS, Feb. 13.-Mrs. G..
Raymond Radcliffe entertained at a
dessert bridge Wednesday afternoon
when guests were Mrs. Margaret
Lewis, Mrs. j. E. Bradford, Mrs. w.
l.. Lloyd, Mrs. o. d. Waters. Mrs.
Richard c. Hayden. Mrs. E. D. Wis
sler. Mrs. j. P. Rover, Miss Laura
Tavenner, Mrs. l.. S. Rohr, Mrs.
Mary Pope, Mrs. r. B. Larkin and
Mrs. E. B. Moncure. Mr.. and Mrs.
Radcliffe will have as guests for the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P.
Lyon Of Arlington.
Mrs. John Slaybaugh is making
an indefinite stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Murray Bradshaw, in Rock
vile, Md, while Mr.. Bradshaw is
stationed at Camp Croft, S. c.
Miss Nina Wade-Dalton of Char
lotte, N. c., was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Cyril Wade Dalton,
this week. Mrs. Wade-Dalton also
had visiting her Sergt. Francis Ros-
eel, who was on leave from Fort
Oglethorpe. Ga.
AsAAs anu A1A o. 4J4SI6 .. TSOIlT nave
with them for the week end their
daughter Miss Carolyn Rohr of
Mary Washington College, Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. B. Higgs Lewis will be hostess
at bridge Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. J. E. Bradford.
Miss Margaret Lynch has returned
from fortnight'S trip to New York.
Mr.. Stewart McBryde, jr., is in
Philadelphia for a stay of two
months. Mrs. McBryde and their
young daughter Nancy have taken
an apartment at the home of Mrs
Mary Pope.
Mrs. Jack P. Roger will entertain
at bridge Wednesday evening. Guests
will be Mrs. Sedrick Saunders. Mrs.
HAYES T. Davies, jr.; Mrs. Arthur
Sinclair, Miss Lucy Arlington, Mrs.
j. E. Bradford, jr.; Mrs. r. Terrell
johnson and Mrs. Stewart Nc
Bryde, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Locke Bushong
are back from stay Of several days
in Richmond.
Mrs. Wallace Hook and her son
Wallace, who have been making an
extended stay with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Bowman, in Staunton,
will arrive the first of the week to
join DR.. Hook. The Hooks will &C.
cupy an apartment on Center street.
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Patricia Robillard
To Be April Bride
Of Ensign Stillman

Col. Fred Sewer Robillard
U. S. M. c., and Mrs. Robillard an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Patricia Robillard, tc
Ensign Donald Holman Stillman
son of Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Still
man of KenilWorth, Ill.
Miss Robillard was born on the
Island of Guam and has lived in
Port au Prince, Haiti, and in Shang-
hal. Last June she was graduated
from Harcum Junior College, Bryr
MaWr, Pa. Ensign Stillman is q
graduate of Dartmouth College
where he was a member of Delta PHI
and the Casque and Gauntlet Senior
Society.
The wedding will take place
April IT.
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this line. She holds the certificate
in first aid, has taken both the
nutrition and canteen courses
under the supervision of the Red
Cross, and now finds time to join
her neighbors in Spring Valley in
the bandage class newly organ
lied to help meet the increasing
demand for surgical dressings.
Then, there are the Sunday
morning breakfast parties for
servicemen at the Unitarian
Church and the nursery school
of the Red Cross in Constitution
Hall that also share in Mrs. Rut-
lodges time.
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Justin Gleichauf
And Bride Return
To Arlington Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Gleichauf,
whose marriage took place re-
Gently in St. Agnes Catholic
Church in Arlington, now are at
home at 4439 Fifteenth street,
North Arlington.
Mrs. Gleichauf before her mar
riage was Miss Josephine Madrid,
daughter of Mrs. c. G. Madrid of
Ell PaSo. Her husband is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gleichauf
Of Cleveland, and is an analyst
with the Board of Economic
Warfare. Mrs. Gleichauf Is the
director of ner-American serv-
ice of the Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce in the Washington
Office.
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Engagements
Continued From Page DID

f1ance is stationed at Drew Field
in Tampa.
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Miriam M. Mast to
Mr.. L. Reed Scull, U. S. A, is
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w.
Mast Of Arlington, parents of the
bride-elect.
Mr.. Scull is the son of Mrs.
Lewis 3. Scull of Atlantic City
and the late Mr.. Scull. He now is
in the South training for his
commission in the Army.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Barton
of this city announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Browning Barton, to
Ensign Frank Van Deren Coke,
U. S. N. R. Ensign Coke is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling D.
Coke of Malvern Hill, Lexing-
ton, KY.
Miss Barton attended the Sid
we'll Friends School and was
graduated from Swarthmore Col
lege. She also attended George
Washington University, where
she was a member of Alpha
Delta Pi Social Sorority and Phi
Delta Gamma Graduate Sorority.
Ensign Coke received his de-
grees from Woodbury. Forest
Preparatory School and the Uni
versity of Kentucky, where he
was a member of Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity.
The wedding will take place
March l at st. Adams.
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Friendship Chapter will have a
card party February 20 at 8 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Nellie E. Fletcher.
ST Johns Lodge Chapter will
meet February Is.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a bridge luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Nancy Chadwick,
February IT.
Bethlehem Chapter will serve a
dinner at Almas Temple on Feb
ruary Is from to pm.
The Tuesday Evening Card Club
Of Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
with Miss May Hull on February l6.
The Thursday Afternoon Card Club
will meet with Mrs. Girard on Feb
ruary 10. The Home Board Card
Club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Purcell on February 20.
Washington Centennial Chapter
will celebrate its 22nd anniversary
on February 49, The grand matron
and grand patron, and the matrons
and patrons of 1943 will be special
guests. Refreshments.
Joseph H Milans Lodge Chapter
will meet Thursday evening in
Northeast Masonic Temple Valen-
tine party and refreshments. The
Home Board will meet February 26
with Mrs. Katherine Kyber and the
Afternoon Bridge Club on February
% with Mrs. Gillian Grimm.
A special program will feature
Martha Chapters meeting on Fri
day. The Home Board will meet
/ Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Irvel Prospect. A card party
will be held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Ada Carver at pm.
Treaty Oak Chapters Home Board
meeting will be at the home OF
! Hulda Williams tomorrow evening.
The Sunshine Committee of Beth
/ any Chapter will meet with EStelle
/ Serrano on Thursday Meeting OF
/ the chapter. February 10. Home
Board meeting February %. Boost
ers and Star Points, with Evelyn
Broaddus, February %, to be fol-
lowed with cards.
The first Of a series of dinners
will be served at $500 Sixteenth
street NV. on February Of The
date has been changed from Feb
ruary 20
Esther Chapter Will meet on Feb
ruary 10. Entertainment by Boys
Glee Club Of Technical High School
followed by refreshments Auxiliary
Home Board meets with Past Ma
iron Ruth BoWdler on February 2s
at II am. with Elsie Babcock, as
sistine hostess.
Monthly card party Of the Way
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Miss Cora Martin
Is Engaged to
]. d. Lincoln

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Barker of De-
troit announce the engagement of
Mrs. Barker's daughter, Miss Cora
Lou Martin, to Mr.. Judson D. Lin
coin, son of Capt. and Mrs. L. B.
Lincoln of Takoma Park.
Miss Martin has been visiting here
for the past two weeks and at
tended the graduation of Mr.. Lin
coin from the University of Mary
land. Mr.. Lincoln will leave shortly
to enter the Officers Candidate
School at Fort Benning, Ga. He is
a member of Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa and Scabbard and
Blade fraternities.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding
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famous Brazilian pianist, Guiomar
Novaes, in appreciation Of what has
been done for her in the United
States. Guiomar Novaes is the wife
of DR., Octavio Pinto. who managed
the tour of Mr.. Battista and also Is
the manager for the tours of his
gifted wife. Senior and Senhora de
Pinto arrived in New York 10 days
ago, shortly before Senior Estrella
came, and they are expected to
come to Washington this morning
for the luncheon and probably will
stay for the concert this afternoon,
and if they come will attend the
party of Mrs. Harrison following the
program this afternoon. Mrs. Har-
rison's party is another arranged in
cooperation with the Woman's
Committee of the orchestra.