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Evening star., 1944-09-17
Provide USO Supper

The weekly supper at the Silver
Spring USO will be furnished to-
night by the ladies of the Silver
Spring Baptist Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. J. Bloomer will give q
musical program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

Wright doesn't live with her father
and mother any more"
mo" said &c. shortly. $50 John
built Jim and Nora 4 sweet little
six-roomcr next door. Hcrmione
was putting in rugs and furniture
the works-whcn all OF Il sudden it
happened"
What happcncd?"
"To tell the truth, Mr.. Smith.
nobody knows replied the real
estate man. Nobody 'ccpting Nora
Wright and Jim Haight. 1t was the
day before the wedding, when jim
Haight ups and leaves town! Ran
way. That was three years ago.
He's not been back since"
They were on a winding, rising
road. Ellcry saw wide old houses on
voluptuouS lawns, and clms. naples.
cypress, and weeping willows taller
than the houses.
Mr.. Pcttigrcw scowlcd. "Thc next
morning John +. found a note of
resignation on his desk at the bank.
but not a word as to why Jini'd
skipped town. And Nora wouldn't
say blessed word. Just shut her
self up in her bedroom and wouldn't
come out for her father or mother
or sister Patricia or even old Lu-
die. the hired girl who brought the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
BARCLAY. ON BRIDGE.
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

clarer scored hts heart A and
then led the spade 2 from the
/ dummy Sure enough. East fell for
II. Certain his partner had the q.
he put on his club 5 a diamond
would have been better. as wo
shall later see. Poor East was
amazed when South produced the
q to take that trick.
Followed a diamond 10 the q.
the Club y. club ! on which East
played the * ana got II ruffcd. the
diamond \ ana *. Il diamond
ruftcd by the heart {. the club q
fer discard Of $uuthS last dia-
mond. and then East was thrown
III by Il spade from dummy Hav.
inC only his hearts. the q. J and
8. he used one Of ms honOrS and
had to lead back into the COmbi-
nation tcnaCc Consisting Of SCuth's
1919 and NOrlhS K-7. SO he got
only one trick
If East. failing =" run the sec
ond spade. had discarded dia-
mond instead Of a club. he could
have later ruffcd the fourth oia-
mend. II required plenty of mis-
takes to enable South TO score his
otherwise Impossible contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

"Ies?" prompted Ellcry.
After a while people began saw.
ing Norad gone q. . crazy and that
that little SiX-rOOmcr was linked"
"Jinxcd"
&c. smiled a sickly smile. "Fun-
ny how some folks are. isn't II,
Thinking the house had ANYTHING
to do with Jim and Nura's breaking
TIP! And there amt nothing wrong
with Nora, she's not crazy. Crd.yi"
J.C. Snortcd. "That wasn't Tn.
whole of it. When it looked like
Jim wasn't coming back, John F..
decided to sell that house he'd built
for his daughter. Pretty soon along
came a buyer-relative of Judge
Martins wife Claricc. man named
Hunter OF the Boston branch OF the
family. ] was handling the deal"
&c. lowered his voice. "I'd taken
this Mr.. Hunter over to the house
for a last inspection before signing
the papers. We were looking around
the living room and Mr. Hunter was
saying, 4 dom like the sofa lust
there, when he gets kind of a
scared look all Of sudden and falls
down right in front of mel Died on
the spot! didn't sleep for a week"
lie swabbcd his forehead.
ITO be continucd)
cdIrisL; hr Ll,,l, nFoni { Co:
plsm!Luttj b kHs iesiuGes syEG"a;e. Loo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

thfre Wiirht r,,l> W. Nora iu,t
kept bawlinr ia her room. NJ,
daughter Caimcl and Patty Wright
are thick aS molasscs. and Pa, told
Sarmel the whole thing. Pat did A
'"ap ot CRYING herself that day. I
guess they all did"
And t!r" house." murmured Mr.,
Queen.
&c. drove his car To- the side oe
,nc road and Shu; of the motor.
W "ddin" was called of. We al
thought Jmm'd tulm un. thinking It
was Just a lovers spat; but hs
didn't. Whatever brnk 20 those twn
up must have been awful impor-
tant The real estate man shook
ms head. well. there was the new
Mouse. all ready /" he liked in. and
no on" :" live in il. Terrible blow
ln ii"rmI"nc. ll"rny let out that
Norad J'it"d Jim. Hut people lid
keep Jawlu% about il. and after a
"n!ie e... !lr. r,tti@rcw paused.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
calamity Town = ELLER7 QUEEN

nad happened 70 John, old.st
daughter. Lola"
Eilery said quickly: "And wha,
was that, Mr.. Pettigrew!"
why -. Lola. she'd run away
from home. Elopcd with an actor
from u visiting stock compnnv
After Will" she came back homo
TO- WrightSvillr. Divorced" nc. set
ms lips stuhhornly. and Mr.. Queen
realized he wasn't going to hear any
more about Miss Lola Wright from
him.
We'll, anyway" continued J.C
John and llcrmionc Wright do,
cided to give Jim and their Nora a
furnished house for IL wedding pros
ent. John cut oil part Of his prom
e,rty and built right next door
cause li"rmy wanted Nora AS close
by us possible. seeing she'd lost
one 81 her girls already"
Lola. nodded Mr.. Queen. "Di-
forSed, You said? Then Lola
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
Survey Tells Tales
On Dentists Teeth

quite possible that they may even
be d little sorry for Us while they
are ""rhlrS ;hat Gcyilish little
iht- Rat tat tat on our sensitive
nerve chdImgs.
Another Interesting and impor.
,ah' study which the American
Dental f>"rII:lun has .inily seat
III" iS "n "'tutuiuus months, that
o.. months HAT az. rnIrrriy wi,i.
"nt teeth. iuu may have a rosy
'h"u@ht that II all ynnr teeth are
"lt You are going to h,." no lrou-
bic With teeth Tor Tia. rest nf your
iIt". but such Is not the case. Ynr
Won have pyurrhu,a. that is true,
ani e""ntnl"us mouths are entire
u ir"" at ,h" Vincent. germs that
get IN between ~" t,"'h and the
gums. causing pyuir,rA and y
"i'"n =" further aud "uus. tuuS!.-
MS and Sutc threat.
Retained R..,,;
rno ,..,II.
r!ar"e tn" person who fundly
lh!iiks ali iIiS teeth are out is that
ao'i'e i""t ups nave been left III
"'" theSe can OFTEN cause trouble.
an an AraE study al Ia" mouths Of
, 20 sH'" ,' i'".iei.'S showed the eX-
'"i d','"ry ia't that IL oi them
.I, .i"u 'I'"i''e" ,i root Ups Most "t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
SYNOPSIS

Ei;c-v Queen. artf o. it trrti-e.
e;riveI i,ccgnito II "riEhssyillc,
-i:h :! cumming wigh var in
.,zt-is5. Under the name. "Ellery
smith," Queen tried to rent fur
aisrei house or apartment through
]. {. Pettigrew. real estate man.
&c" says that wartime housing
makes that almost impossible.
Smith" has just told &c" that
I'm a writer"
CHAPTER TWO
well, WE'LL" bcamcd J.C. "I'm
real honored to meet you, Mr.. Smith.
smith . Now that's funny" said
&c. "I'm reading man myself,
but just don't seem to rccollcct AN
author named - what did you say
yUur inst name was, Mr.. Smith!'
II didn't say, but it's Ellcry.
E,llery Smith. write under n pen
name"
"Ah! Name Of z" But
when Mr.. Pettigrew saw that MIR.
Smith" simply kept smiling. he
rubbed his jaw and said: Course
you'd give references"
Would three months rent in ad-
vance give me good character, Mr.
Pettigrew"
well, l should smilen beamed
J.C. You come with me. I've got
exactly the house you're looking
for"
What did you mean by asking
me if I'm superstitious?" asked
Ellery rs they climbed into l.C.'s
coupe and drove oil. "ls the house
haunted?"
"uh . a: no." said J.C. Though
there Is Il sort of Il queer yarn con
Hected with that house--might give
you an idea for one of your. now.
books, hey?" Mr.. Smith" agreed;
it might. This house. it's next
door to John F.'s own place on the
Hill. John F. Wright. that is. He's
president of the Wrightsville Ma
tional. Oldest family in town.
We'll, sir, three years ago one
CT John F.'s three daughtcrS-thc
middle one, Nora-Nora got her
self engaged to this Jim Hairht.
Jim was head cashier at John F.'S
bank. Wasn't 4 local boy - he'd
come to Wrightsville from New
York couple of years before with
tnc recommendations. Started out
assistant teller, and was making
good. Steady boy, Jim; went to the
library lot, didn't have much fun.
] S'poSc-a movie now and then,
or standing around band concert
nights witt the rest of the bows.
watching the girls parade up and
down eating popcorn, and ioShinp
'rtn. Worked hard-plcnty of up
and-gp. Say, never saw n lad
stand on his two feet like Jim did.
We all liked him a heap"
Mr.. Pettlgrew sighed, and Ellcry
wondered why such a glowing sub
ject should deprcss him.
Il take it Miss Nora Wright
liked him more than anyone" said
E!!rry, to grease the wheels of the
story.
That's 4 fact" muttcred J.C.
wild about the boy. Nora'd been
the quiet kind before jim came
along,-has to wear specs, and ]
guess it made her think she wasn't
attractive to boys, cause she used
To sit in the house while Lola and
Patty went out with fcllowS-read-
ing or sewing or hclpin. her ma
with organization work.
well. SIR. Jim changed all that.
Jim wasn't the kind to be stopped
by eyeglasses. Nora's a pretty girl,
and Jim started to rush her, and
shc changed :. my, she changed"
&c. frOwncd. "S'posc lin blab.
hlng too much. Anyway. YOU get
the idea. When Jim and Nora got
engaged. the town said it was Il
fine mnt,u. cSpccially after what
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
READING HIS MIND

READING AN opponents mind
--s9d even doing Il. In advance
Is often possible AT the bridge ia
Die In fact. doing that Is the basis
Oh many If not nest. deceptive
plays You can tell just what n
certain opponent will think If you
90 Il certain thing. and therefore
Know what he will do. That does
mol necessarily depend on any
previous knowledge of that par
u'uIur person. but only on bridge
knowledge In general and the way
'hat bridge players react In GER.
laIn situations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

shape II would nave caused wide
spread disappointment and tilrr.
H.Ild have been ru story. So /,
"iii not com" IA "a ytcut surprise
10 md that the dentist. In.. an
parvntly not been too faithful IN
following "ut their uwu iuiuuc-
hons To see your dentist twice a
Year. The final conclusion was
that the mouths of the dentists
under Study were IN need of con-
siderable restorative work.
The aye of the dentists was 81
10 20. The average number o!
teeth per mouth that had been re-
thlned by the dentists WAS twenty
teven, quite high considering the
WIDE age range group. 1t un-
doubtrdly shows that the dentists
paid far more attention to their
own advice in an attempt at pre-
serving their teeth than the gcn-
eral population. y comparative
study of dental students who had
naturally the advantage of being
In much younger age group
showed that they had on the ave
rage only about tw" teeth missing
per mouth Ia the dentists. five.
Condition of Teeth
But the dentists had some cal
culns in the mouth IN threc-cuar-
tiers of those examined and over a
third of them had metallic rcstora-
tionS that had been allowed TO go
on 20 secondary decay. There were
about two teeth per mouth that
showed some evidence uf decay.
All this is very refreshing. Il
shows that dentists are human
Ctter all. 1t j. perfectly human To
dread r"ln" TO a d"utis, and dem
lists share thIs human trait. 1t il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
By LOGAN CLENDENING. MD.

THE SHOEMAkER'S children
notori"uSly have gone without
shoes and some on" wI;h IA streak
ct n1.'ilcc has followed up ;h.s fun
danrntal idea hv examining "A
group q: 500 dent : tu sr,. how
good their own teeth were. If,h,y
hid been IN \ |. ban yp. sp!"uLtL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

Dir. El"nd"ninr viii answer
nurs iI"nS "f p"u,.,tI interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

Copyright hy LIiil, BsuHI { 90:
Dlsu!LutfJ b kGus lestgIes SyEG!.a.e. Ins
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Wimifred Stanley
To Be Guest OF
COP League

Representative Winifred Stanley
of New York will address members
Of the League of Republican Women
at the monthly meeting at 2:30 pm
tomorrow at 1912 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. Business will include
election of Nominating Committee
Arrangements are being COM
pleted for the annual Lincoln day
banquet to be given jointly by
league members and Republicans OF
the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Thursday at the May
flower Hotel with Gov. John Bricker
OF Ohio as guest speaker.
Mrs. Bricker will be honored by
Mrs. Edward E. Gam, president
and board members of the league
over coffee Friday with congressional
and newspaper women as specia
guests.
Mrs. Thad H. Brown, widow of the
former Federal communications
commissioner, will have number OF
prominent Ohioans at a special table
at the banquet.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman is ir
charge of the arrangements for 9
tea and a discussion of war books by
Miss Clara McQuown Tuesday at the
clubhouse. Mrs. Roy o. Woodruff is
hospitalitv chairman.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
.Americaus Serious Ab0nt War,
General Federation Head Saws

pointed out that many letters COM
ing to her desk show that women
are interested in methods that will
be used for peace and postwar
planning.
She asserted that she is mot in
agreement" with important people
who have publicly stated that post
war talk is unpatriotic-that we
should get on with the war and
when that Is won, talk of postwar
plans"
She also took exception to the
opinion that only members of the
Government should participate in
the planning"
Il believe that we should have
United Nations Conferences now,
but I do not believe that all the best
minds are in the Government" she
asserted. "Outstanding authorities
on specific subjects, leaders of large
groups, the consumer, labor and the
producer should be recognized"
The General Federation head ad-
vocated United Nations conferences
on transportation, communications,
health and welfare, production and
government dealing with such mat
ters as boundaries, ideologies and
plebiscites.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
On the Engagement Pad This Week

League Of Republican Women-To-
morrow, 2:30 pm, 1912 Rhode Is
land avenue NV; speaker, Repre-
sentative Winifred Stanley. Tues
day, discussion of war books by
Miss Clara McQuown and silver
tea. Thursday, Mayflower Hotel,
annual Lincoln Day banquet;
speaker, Gov. John w. Bricker.
Friday, coffee: guest of honor,
Mrs. John w. Bricker.
Curley Club-Wednesday, 7 pm,
bowling league, New Recreation
Bowling Alleys. Thursday, 8:15
pm, Continental Hotel, business
meeting, Valentine party.
Womens Society of the First Con-
gregational Church - Tuesday,
noon. Tenth and G. streets NV;
speaker, DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder,
This Is a Year for Greatness"
Pioneer Women for Palestine,
Hanita Group-Tuesday, pm,
with Mrs. Elias Gelman.
Gonzaga's Mothers Association
Friday evening, Mayf1ower Hotel,
card party and dance.
st. Paul's Academy Guild-Tuesday,
$50 pm, 1921 v street NV,
fathers night: speaker, Police
Supt. Edward J. Kelly, Juvenile
Delinquency"
Cricket Club-Friday, $50 pm,
Schools Cafeteria, Fourteenth and
Irving streets NV.
Faculty Women's Club of George
Washington University - Friday,
2:30 pm, with Dean and Mrs
Frederick M. Feiker, 2137 Ban
croft place NV; speaker. Mrs.
Fred L. Garlock, Eighteenth Gen.
tury Period Furniture"
Metropolitan Police Boys Club,
Women's Auxiliary Tomorrow,
1890 pm, Shoreham Hotel.
District Home Economics Associa-
ton, homemakers' section -
Thursday. 1:30 pm, Washington
Gas Light Co.; panel discussion,
Wartime Factors to be Consid-
cred in Progressive Living
Federation of Women's Clubs, Ad-
visory Council-Thursday. 1920
am, 522 Sixth street NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

with Mrs. Harry H. Moore, 718
Rock Greek Church road NV.
Woman's Club OF Lyon Village
Wednesday, 8 pm, music depart
ment. with Mrs. A. r. Geiger.
Sunshine and Community Society,"
Tomorrow, l pm, Hotel 24O0;
speaker, Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley.
Miscellaneous Clubs.
League of American Pen Women,
District Branch-Today, $3.50 to
6 pm, 1851 Columbia road NV,
fellowship art tea; speaker, Mrs.
Emile Craig.
Women's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1890 pm; speaker,
DR.. Grayson Kefauver, Postwar
Education and International Sc
curity"
Wells Club-Tomorrow, pm, with
Mrs. Gerald Keith, 1890 Connecti-
cut avenue NV; guest of honor,
Miss Eleanor Denison.
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae-
Thursday, with Mrs. J. E. Saug-
stad, 2021 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, supper meeting.
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae-Tuesday, l
pm, with Mrs. Charles Pledger,
1715' Crestwood drive NV;
speaker, Mrs. Lawrence Kuter.
Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae-Tues-
day. 7 pm, Oklahoma Club, 23Ol
Calvert street NV: speaker, Capt
Laura Asbury, WAC.
Phi Delta Gamma, Beta Chapter
Today, 2:30 pm, Columbian
House: speaker, w. E. Koneczny,
"Prewar Poland"
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae-
Wednesday, pm, with Mrs. Sey-
mour Payne, 49l7 Crescent place
Crestview, Md; speaker, Mrs.
c. P. Akre.
Hadassah Book Review Group
Wednesday, 1:30 pm, Jewish
Community Center.
Tri-T Society, Chapter A-Tomor-
row, with Miss Arista Huber,
Methodist Building.
Womans Single Tax Club-Tomor-
row, 8 pm, l409 Newton street
NV.
Volunteer Sewing Guild, Children's
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Arts Club Plans
MarM Gras Fair

A Mardi Gras fair will be held by
the Arts Club of Washington Fri
day and Saturday nights at the club
2017 I street NV. A fancy dress
Valentine ball Saturday will climax
events which will include auction
sales of art objects from foreign
lands, games, fortunes, cafe and a
stage show.
Among the sponsors will be Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Stuart c. Godfrey
Dr.. Hans Kinder, Nine. Madiline
Minorsky, Nine. Camille Chautemps
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Leahy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bedford Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank B. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
ris Leisenring, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev.
erley Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry T. Parrett.
Mrs. Henry Hinck is chairman o1
the committee in charge.
War bonds will be sold in con.
nection with the fete. Special cour.
tesies will be extended to service
men and women.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Service Free Of Charge
Society for Crippled Children
To Open Cerebral Palsy Clinic

servers at the opening, said yester-
day the society deserves to be con-
graduated on its insight in provid-
ing a clinic under such excellent
supervision"
THE problem of the cerebral
palsy child is Of greater magnitude
than most Of us realize today" he
added. 1T calls for intensive study.
Fortunately good beginning has
been made"
Others to attend the opening will
include DR.. Custis Lee Hall, DR.. O.
Anderson Engh, DR.. Frank Hand,
DR.. Guy w. Leadbetter, DR.. j. Allan
Talbot, orthopedists; DR.. Robert H.
Groh, neurologist: DR.. A. L. Van
Horn, director of the crippled chill
dren's unit of the Children's Bureau,
Labor Department, and Miss Mary
P. Billmeyer, instructor of ortho-
pedic nursing in the school of nurs-
ing education at Catholic University.
A group Of occupational thera-
pists, physiotherapists, public health
nurses and social welfare workers
also will be present.
The Gray Ladies assisting will be
Mrs. George Pariseau and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Max Kaufman.
M. j. Uline Is president OF the
District Society for Crippled Chill
dren; Albert w. Howard, first vice
president; Mrs. William E. Borah,
second vice president; James C.
Dulin, jr., treasurer; Mrs. Beulah j.
Drake, recording secretary; William
Sardo, jr., corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. G. D. Lowe, acting corre-
spending secretary.
Directors are Miss Mary Bourke,
Senator Arthur Capper, H. c. Cor
pening, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
Henry w. Draper, Terry c. Foster,
Ross Garrett, Dr. Hall, Minor Hud-
son. DR.. Leadbetter, Mrs. John L.
McCabe, DR.. Ella Oppenheimer,
Charles w. Pimper, Charles A. Rob-
inson, John B. Tiffey and DR.. Van
Horn.
On the advisory board are Robert
E. Bondy, Miss Gertrude Bowling
Mrs. Drake, Miss Matte Gibson,
Miss Pearle A. Griffith, DR.. Hand,
Miss Lena Hitchcock, DR.. Matthew
Mendelsohn, Miss Lucia Murchison,
DR.. Paul ODonnell and DR.. Talbot.
DR.. Phelps, who is considered an
authority in the field
of cerebral palsy, formerly was pro-
fessor of orthopedic surgery at Yale
University. He has established
clinics in nine States and is now
medical director of the State cere-
bral palsy program of the New Jer-
sey Crippled Children Commission.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
JewiSh SiSterhO0d
Plans Bond Drive

The participation of the Adas
Israel Sisterhood in the Fourth War
Bond drive will be officially inaugu-
rated at a meeting at BIS pm. to-
morrow at the synagogue, Sixth and
I streets NV.
The meeting will be held jointly
with the Adas Israel Brotherhood.
The World Today" will be the
subject of an address by Rabbi Sol
ONION H. Metz. The opening prayer
will be given by Mrs. A. Harry Os-
trow. Mrs. Irving Wilmer will pre-
sent the Sedra of the week and
Hyman Goldman the Jewish Com
munity Councils program. Mrs
David Kushner will give readings.
Preceding a social, Mrs. j. H. Dop-
keen and a committee will sell bonds.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

That the great majority Of Amer
leans are taking the war seriously
and are mot failing in their re-
sponsibilities," is the conviction OF
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, president
OF the General Federation of Wom-
ems Club, who has recently made a
number OF transcontinental speak
ing trips.
If Americans choose to do their
jobs, whistle in, the dark to bolster
their morale and refuse to appear
serious about it all-thats simply the
American way" Mrs. Whitehurst
said in statement from federation
headquarters here. Those who are
making an all-out effort to have
"a good time while times are good"
are in the minority she added.
While people on the Pacific
Coast seem to regard the war more
seriously than those in the Middle
West and along the Eastern Seabord,
the majority in all parts of the
country fully realize the seriousness
Of war;" she said. But they're
not letting 1t get them down. They
can even be flipant about it, and
that attitude is healthy-it makes
10 long, hard job easier"
At the s4me time, Mrs. Whitehurst
Evening star., 1944-02-06

Hospital-Wednesday, 10 am. to
pm, sewing, 1920 Connecticut
avenue NV; public invited.
Adas Israel Sisterhood- Tomorrow
BIS pm, the Synagogue, War
Bond meeting; speaker, Rabbi
Solomon Metz.
|Di-Ma-Va Club-Thursday, Ambas-
sador Hotel, third anniversary
luncheon.
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, Robert E. Lee Chapter-To-
morrow, 8 pm, Confederate Me-
mortal Hall, business meeting and
reception for officers.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion-Tuesday, 2 pm, Ruth Brews-
ter Chapter, with Mrs. Edward r.
Martin, 1707 Columbia road NV;
speaker, Mrs. Wilfred J. Clearman.
Tuesday, S pm, Dolly Madison
Chapter, Chapter House, movies
and business meeting. Tuesday, 8
pm, Louisa Adams Chapter, Chap
ter House. Thursday, II am, Flag
Com mi tee, Chapter House
speaker, Mrs. Carlos Campbell,
What the Flag of the United
States Meant to Abraham Lin
coin" Friday, pm, Susan Ri
Were Hetzel Chapter, with Mrs.
Frank H. Shipe, 1901 Kanawha
street NV. Saturday, pm,
Monticello Chapter, 1920 Cortland
place NV; guest Of honor. Miss
Lillian Chenoweth. Saturday,
pm, Mary Washington Chapter,
Chapter House. benefit bridge
party. Saturday, pm. Col. John
Donelson Chapter, Chapter House
speaker, Mrs Arthur Houghton,
Women and the War"
Sisterhood of the Washington He
brew Congregation-Tomorrow,
pm, the temple, birthday lunch
con.
American University Woman's Guild
To-day, 4 to 7 pm, tea, presi-
dents home on campus. Wednes-
day. 1:30 pm. with Mrs. Wesley K.
: Harris, 3843 Massachusetts, avenue
NV; book review, Miss Mary
Louise Brown, Taps for Private
TusSie."