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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
THIS WEEK IN ZION
GARDENS
By Fred Richards

By now every one realizes
how close Christmas it. Any
one who doesn't should take a
look at Zion Gardens. Christ
mas trees displayed on the
front lawn make your local
Greenhouse look like the
North Woods have come to
Zion. Every day more are be-
ing sold and we urge you to
buy yours early while there is
a good selection.
Saturday, December 18th,
the Christmas Poinsettias will
be on display for Christmas
delivery.
These plants were all hand
picked by your reporter and [
think every one will agree that
these are the best Poinsettias
we have ever had. Other plants
for Christmas will be Cycla-
men, Azelea, and Christmas
Begonias.
The $500 centerpieces made
a big hit on Thanksgiving and
may do the same for Christ
mas. The price may be a lit
tie higher as flowers are gett-
ing scarce now and prices are
going up.
Mr.. Melvin Dreyer and Miss
Katheryn Grow were married
at the Chapel on December 6,
by Overseer Carl Lee. The re-
ception was held at the Zion
Home. Zion Gardens furnish
ed al Bridal flowers and Mr..
Jabez Taylor decorated the
Chapel.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10

Last Sunday Evening, De-
cember 18th, Zion Youth Eel
lowship enjoyed a special pro-
gram in which "Uncle John"
Meredith was the speaker and
brought a very inspiring mes
sage on "Why John Wrote the
Gospel" Everyone was happy
to see Uncle John after hear
ing him over the radio. This
interesting program was ar
ranged by Kip Johnson.
Overseer Mintern will be the
speaker at Zion Youth Fellow
ship on Sunday Evening, De-
cember 18th. Paul LaBelle is
program chairman. The meet
ing will begin at 7:45 in Zion
Chapel.
Besides looking forward to
the Sunday Evening Meeting,
the group is also looking for
ward to carol singing on
Christmas Eve.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
LADIES OF THE ROUND
TABLE VISIT MILWAUKEE

About thirty-five members
and friends of the Ladies of
the Round Table enjoyed a
trip to Milwaukee on Wednes-
day, December 3rd. They
shopped about town in the
morning; then had lunch in
the Empire Room at the
Schroeder Hotel.
After lunch the group visit
ed the Cinderella House, home
OF Miss Gretchen Colnik. Miss
Colnlk is an interior decorator
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
SHOWS ZION PASSION
PLAY PICTURES AND
PRESENTS THE LORDS
SUPPER SCENE IN
PANTOMINE

Sunday evening, November
30th, Elder Jabez Taylor pre-
sented his kadachrome slides
and lecture on Palestine and
the Zion Passion Play at the
First Methodist Church of Gen.
terville, Iowa, to an audience
of more than 800 persons,
which packed the church to
capacity.
The climax of the evening
was the living presentation of
the Last Supper" Scene with
the Christus, Leroy Peacy, ia
king his part, assisted by
twelve young men from the To-
cal Methodist churches taking
the parts of the twelve Apos-
ties, but using the Voice Re-
cordings made at Zion Passion
Play presentations in Zion Au-
ditorium. After several re-
hearsals at Centerville, the To-
cal players became acquainted
with where and how to act in
pantomine fashion. AS all
speaking was from recordings,
even the Christus = Leroy
Peacy, who was present in per-
son, only acted his part.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
KENOSHA YOUTH FOR
CHRIST LEADER TO SPEAK
AT ZION

Rev. Charles Anderson, Di-
rector of Kenosha-Racine
Youth For Christ will speak
next Saturday evening, at 7:45
in Zion Gospel Tabernacle.
Mr.. Anderson is an interest
ing speaker with a ready wit
which young and old appre-
ciate. Parents should come
with the boys and girls too.
Virgil Shuster will be there
with representatives of his
Rural Youth for Christ.
The Andersons will be leav-
ing this area soon to locate in
the East to direct young peo-
pies work.
On January 18th, a banquet
is being held in Kenosha where
Mr.. R. G.. LeTourneau and
Chaplain Gericke of the war
crimanls trials will speak. The
music will feature Beverly
Shea. The public is invited and
information can be obtained
from Dorothy Kessler.
Bible Photographs are pre-
cented for Children on Satur-
day, at 2:30 P. M, with Flor
ence Bauer and Marian Main
in charge. Those interested in
hearing the plans for Child
Evangelism should meet at
$3.50 in Zion Gospel Taber-
nacle.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
TIE TheOCrat

stiute teachers, particularly in
the upper grades. Consider
able difficulty has been exper-
fenced on several occasions in
securing sufficient substitutes
to take the places of teachers
who are absent. If there are
any former teachers living in
the Community who would be
interested in doing substitute
work the Superintendent
would appreciate having the
names on the substitute list.
Call the Lakeview School, Zion
GAG, for additional information
or for an application blank.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
FORENSIC CLUB DONATES
$500 FOR ZION-BENTON
MEMORIAL FUND
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page II
with 500 contribution at
the time of his 25th Anniver-
sary in business in Zion.
At our last meeting, We'd
nesday, Dec. 3rd, we voted to
pledge $500 toward the me-
mortal. A check of 5000 will
be sent at once to the Zion
Benton Memorial Fund at the
Zion bank. The second 5000
will be forthcoming upon the
erection of the monument.
We feel that every organ
ization and Individual citizen
should share to make this a
united endeavor in honor of
our war dead.
Very truly yours,
Boyd V. Hart,
Secretary of the Zion Civic
Forensic Club.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10

instructor. She has over 1900
pupils in her classes. She gave
the ladies an instructive talk
on Decorating with an Econ
omic Budget" and she served
tea, with Mrs. Paul Whiteman
assisting at the tea table, be-
fore the group boarded the bus
for home.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
KUTZ SCHOTT NUPTIALS

Silas Kutz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel w. Kutz of 2741
Enoch Avenue we're united in
marriage to Miss Charlotte
Schott, daughter of Mrs. FL
den E. Schott of Brewster,
Ohio, on Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. November 10Th
in the Methodist Church of
Brewster, Ohio. e"
The pretty bride was at
tired in white satin with fin
ger-tip veil, and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses
and chrysanthemums. The
bride was attended by her Sis
ter, Miss Amy Schott as maid
Of honor in a moss green vel
vet gown and carried a bou-
quet of golden chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The brides niece Betty Brue-
ger was flower girl, while the
brides nephew Billy Brueger
was ring bearer.
A luncheon was given the
bridal party at noon before the
ceremony. A reception fol-
lowed the Church wedding.
The brides mother wore a
black dress adorned with a
corsage of pink roses and a
black hat with a pink rose col
ored plume. The groom's moth
er wore black gown with a
corsage of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride is a graduate of
the Ohio University and has
taught school in Richville and
Brewster, but at present is
teaching in the Columbus,
Ohio school system.
The groom is a graduate of
the Parks Air College in St.
Louis, and is presently employ
ed with the Curtis Wright Cor
poration in Columbus.
Silas' mother, Mrs. Samuel
Kutz of Zion, attended the
wedding, leaving Zion on Fri
day, November 18th in order
TO be in Brewster on time. His
mother returned the day after
the wedding as she desired to
describe the wedding to her
husband, who stayed at home
as ne felt i'll and had business
appointments for Monday at
Whiting, Indiana.
The young couple left on a
snort honeymoon, the bride
wearing a green suit and a COL
den colored hat.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENT
Members of Children's Com
munity Choruses:
WHITE GIFTS FOR
CHRISTMAS

to be distributed by Mrs. c.
K. Mifflin and committee in
baskets for those who other
wise would have no gifts.
Please bring gifts to the
Auditorium on our last Re-
hearsal for the Christmas
Pageant.
Saturday, December 20 -
at 1000 a. m.
These Gifts may be canned
goods, or a package of cook
les, or dried fruit, or whatever
you can share. - Please wrap
in Holiday attire and label
contents.
Grateful Thanks,
ZOA PEARL PARK,
Director.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
NEEDED

Superintendent R. L. New
enham of the Zion Elementary
Schools reports that there is an
urgent need for additional sub
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
AT REST

Samuel William Kutz
Jan. 20, 1878 Dec. 4, 1947
Alexander Sims Burgess
Feb. 20, 1872 Dec. 7, 1947
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Trinity Alun1uae

District graduates of Trinity COL
lege last year will be received into
the Washington Chapter of Trinity
Alumnae at a luncheon in their
honor at 12:45 pm. Saturday at the
Hotel 2400.
Miss Claudia Galiher Is chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Howard Mann
who Is in charge of reservations.
The graduates to be honored in
clude Miss Lolita Biedelman, Miss
Anne Berger. Miss Constance Ber-
TIM, Miss Patricia Callahan, Miss
Barbara Collins, Miss Anne Con-
molly, Miss Patricia Daley, Miss
Ethel Du-Fief. Miss Jacqueline
Gleason, Miss Anne Grogan, Miss
Mary Jane Harding, Miss Mary
Harrell. Miss Patricia Hayden and
Miss Mary Frances Helm.
Still others are Miss Eleanor
Hughes. Miss Mary Jameson, Miss
Therese Lynch. Miss Ann Lynn, Miss
Alice Lyons, Miss Rita McAuliffe
Miss Helen Mcmahon, Miss Clio
wanna Mattare, Miss Barbara Muir.
ray, Miss Mary Virginia Neumeyer
Miss Jacqueline Parks. Miss Frances
Pyne. Miss Rosemary Scopi Miss
Mary Gyntie Shipe. Miss Aleese
Smith and Miss Charlene Walsh.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
WoodridgeC Club
.ToOben Season

A tea celebrating the opening o1
its 2lst year will be given by the
Woodbridge Book Club at 1:30 pm
Tuesday at the Woodbridge School.
The officers, led by Mrs. Robert
Lyon. will serve as hostesses tc
members and guests. The program
will include group of songs by
Carolyn Albert. accompanied by
Mrs. c. E. Claiming, followed by
community singing. Mrs. Eva Hurd
Willis will contribute q selection of
readings.
The club was founded in 1927 for
residents of the Woodbridge area
interested in books and in the pro-
motion Of a greater appreciation of
art, literature and science. This
years activities will include discus
sion and book reviews on such di-
verse topics as biography, religion
poetry, drama, travel and fiction
Science will be treated in a panel
discussion on modern scientific de-
tvelopments as applied to present.
day living. Mrs. c. H. Pierce is pro-
gram chairman.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

lean Pen Women-Tuesday, 8 pm.
ss sTssD Adsma mh NM MS ROAD a0ssT
essblts so P% Thursds hSts 2tno
ata, art group; With Mrs Lydia Keowr
Nursing Education Society Of Catholic Uni
versity-Today,. 2 to pm. Nursing
Education Building, student-faculty tea
City Of Hope Auxiliary-Tomorrow, pm
statler Hotel, membership tea.
B'nai Israel Sisterhood-Thursday 1 pm.
member-brine "a -member tea With Mrs
Samuel Berenson, 1909 Buchanan stree
Washinxton Junior Jewish corxunt;v.x
Relief Society-Tuesday. $50 pm, vii.
women's American ORT@Wednesday, &c
pm, shoreham Hotel, member-bring "a
sisterhood Of tn. Asudath Aehim Consr..
sation-Iomorrow. pm, the syna.
g Rabbi asfneneci Hefnan > wsdman ssIesa NV"
WASHINGTON Chapter of the 99s-Tuesday
2 pm, Tallyho Restaurant, dinner meet
ing; speaker, Blanche Noyss chief Of the
nautlcS Administration.
Washington Unit, Women's Overseas Serv.
n;.tL;st 1es tL;sats1s@Iussday; r PM Red Cross
National Genealogical society-saturday, 8
P 7homas M9nnt NJ neaSaR oMen Wh tbs Na
Sixteenth sei stTeet HeisRts sc oiaSTaesday 1Gs
P% Pa; HdfS E5fh stTset Mrs; FhR~as R'% W. Marshall
wesiey Heights Circle, Fior.nc. crittenton
Sen 51,e Pm chan NTH srids. MEs
Altar Society Of st. AIMS Church-Today,
xt,7 NJ to Pm, SILVER tea at new rectory:
pm. Woman's rs e club Of '9SofsSas' Chevy Chase
clubhouse benefit card party.
sibIsy Memorial hospital ,Guild-Thurs-
l'' hs dhaDss Dfesiaens isessfe5 81
Columbia Institution for the Deaf.
Pro BonAta Club-7Tomorrow, 9 pm. with
Mri shd dlant h1nsst roads n PssnWss sW Broad Branch
Newcomb Club Of Bethesda-Friday, with
BaIe BeIena ma Bilinska' The Old Culture o.
PEO sisterhood, Chapter B-Tuesd.y, &
stTeet g;I1s YatR Nv Mrs. Helen Turley' 1925 G
Town c11b-Tomorrow. 1890 PM With
r, and 3, g. Grant E';,t ROADS aa y: NV k, r :.
Cratic eub S Rew Tas11ns Msmpshr! Dsme aae:
D.nestsr.w aes sw Of syeF Celoni.i tSi
tiona! ofcers and eoancilers: M ess s:4S g ana ns
FaeTInr merInlns ttS session. 2:5o pm afternoon
United Daushters Of the Confederacy. Gen.
Louis A. Armistead Chapter, No. 2136-
Friday, 8 pm. Washington Club, cleo
tions and annual meeting
District DaughterS Of the American Revo-
GfSbtiSntrT0dsg. Gbsnt.r S,,s pm Mary Bartlett
Lyon Village, Arlington. This afternoon.
Constitution CHAPTER. with Mr.. and Mrs
William w.. Kendrick, 604 Whittier
Robert R.. .n,s, Wrenn. TomorroW. Il am,
Chapter House: speaker, Mrs. James r.
Austin; Tomorrow. 80 p:m., Army and
Navy Chapter, Chapter House. Tomor-
row. 8 pm. Eleanor Wilson Chapter,
Chapter House: honor guest Mrs. Will
fred J. Chairman, state regent. Tuesday
II am, Americanism Committee;
speaker. James r. .Gailshorn. ir.. admin
istrative principal Of Americanization
ington Chapter, Chapter House. two
plays to be presented. Tuesday. 8 pm,
L. Reddish. 1874 Taylor street NV;
speaker. Mrs. Thomas Dimmick We'd
nesday, 2 pm. Sarah Franklin Chapter
Chapter House. Wednesday. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Mrs. Wiley to Speak
Entire Mons Club

Mrs. Harvey Wiley, chairman of
legislation for the District Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, will present
a review Of legislation for the Dis
trict at meeting of the Entire Nous
Club on October 20 at the home
Of Mrs. James Underwood, II Aspen
street, In Chevy Chase.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Frank T. Watson, Mrs. Miles Trow-
bridge and Mrs. Walter Miles.
The program will include vocal
selections by Mrs. Marshall c.
Guthrie of the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase, accompanied by Mrs
Charles Inlay.
At a tea following the meeting,
Mrs. H. A. Matson, president of the
District Sunshine and Community
Society, and new club members will
be guests of honor. Mrs. Charles
P. Keyser, president, will preside at
the tea table.
Other officers are Mrs. James Un-
derwood and Mrs. William w. Scott,
vice presidents; Mrs. William Trauty
recording secretary; Mrs. William
w. Sault, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Otis j. Rodgers, treasurer; Mrs.
George Warren, auditor; Mrs Frank
j. Mulkern and Mrs. William
Thomas Smith, directors to the Dis
trict Federation, and Mrs. Claudia
Rice Scott, press relations chair
man.
Philanthropic projects this year
will include donations to Caney
Creek Center in Pippastass, KY;
Friendship House, the Goodwill In
dustries and many individual cases
presented each month by the
members.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

1t takes 100 or more cars of coal
daily to feed the furnaces in the
power plants of big city.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Constantine Br01Vn
Will Give Address

Constantine Brown, foreign news
analyst of The Star. will be guest
speaker of the Woman's Club o1
Chevy Chase at its first meeting Of
the season Wednesday. Mr. Brown
will speak following luncheon al
noon.
DR.. Clifford Richmond, pastor Of
the Chevy Chase. Methodist Church
will give the invocation, and Mrs
Gertrude Smallwood Mockbee will
entertain with piano solos. Mrs
Robert ], Dannemiller,, club presi-
dent, will preside.
The music section will be hostess
for the meeting. with Mrs. William
F. Henry in charge of arrange.
ments, assisted by Mrs. j. Lester
Brooks,
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Dyke Cullum, 116 Revers place, Silver
Spring: rsar N.aa speaker; Mrs. William kaufman,
Wemen's Club Of GreenbeItwWednesday
pm, Greenbelt High School audi
soRum: sls reception for teachers Of Green
q State. Around the World In Thirteen
Silver Spring woman's CIub-Tomorrow,
l:30 pm, public speaking class, st.
Luke Lutheran Church. Tuesday, $50
i1ti Mhne ane ssss s4s5 csdsf sssson Street. wh M
pm, literature section. Jesup Blair Com
munity Center. Wednesday, Civics de-
poEtmsnsj poStponed. tea announced for this date
Woman's Community Club Of Kensins ston-
Tomorrow. 1890, pm. Masonic Hall,
Florence Reynolds, Of United Nations
Belle Haven Woman's cluS@TuesdsS, fon na:so
Androus Rdgeh drive sith MTs
Beverley Hills, Women's club.Thursday,
Dunn nm sSs sSS0y soab ssaoe ovs1aot with MRS Drive
Woman's Club Of Lyon Village-Tomor-
nrs roW' 9 p;m.i Pm music department. with
woman's Club Of sixteenth Street High
ssleh s7es sass:nh xte sreeE Ms NV Amy
Sororities
Alumnae Club Of ri Beta Phi-Tuesday,
ifth and Macomb streets NV dinner
Alpha PSi, Washington Alumna-rodsy,
Mrs; E; I; carricker. 34o7 Third street,
Kappa Kappa Gamma. Washington Alum
nae-Tomorrow,. 6:45 pm, Washington
Gss fsqRssHi asy Ryko
leon, chief of Employment Opportuni-
ties SECTION. Womens Bureau, Depart
Aiumnae Chapter-Tuesday, $50 PM,
Continental Hotel, annual founders day
naaiona Speskds5 p2esidsnt Mrs Harry H. Po"e
Alpha Delta Pi-Tuesday. 1890 p.m.,
Assosistnn s0uR Arlington
pm. Washington Alumnae Association
saaa M,th II Iniy.rafs Jsnss Hale. Hale N
5, pm. North Arlington: FANS neisuaa; Church
vsy Hassn, Is Sou South sd Old Wi; GieDe road, road
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity. Beta
IN honor of new dean to et
with Mrs. Mary Wright Shirley. 1881
Cathedral avenue NV.
8 pm" Columbian House. George wash
ington University, meeting and Aim
Chi Sigma Sorority, Delta Chapter-Today
pm, with Miss Katherine Taylor, $50
North Bryan street, Arlington, rush tea.
University and College Clubs
Columbian Women of George Washington
University-Wednesda 6 pm, execu-
tive board, with Mrs. Tomas Cajigas,
1905 Charleston terrace NV. buffet
supper.
Washington chapter, Trinity College Alum
nae--Saturday. 12:45 p.m Hotel 2400,
N.tionai tdaoaf0fi Park College Alumna.-7omor-
Tys. row. 1899 p,m;i with Mrs: Georss W.
Georgia State College for Women Club
Saturday, 3 pm. with Mrs. s. Gordon
Green, 1907 Russell road, Alexandria
Ward Belmont Alumnae Club Of Washing-
ton--Tuesday. to 8 pm, with Mrs,
3, R. thinner, 1907 Kenmore drive
Indiana University Aumnae Club-Today.
5 to 8 pm. Miller Cabin Picnic Grounds
Rock Greek Park, weiner roast and
square dance.
Miscellaneous Clubs
District League of Republican Women
Thursday. $50 pm. evening political
study group. 1904 Twentieth street NV.
with Mrs; Edward A. st. John, buffet sup
womaEs National Democratic Club-ro
morrow, 1890 pm. luncheon: speaker
Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow.
District Branch, National LeaEue Of Amer
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Daughters Of 1872
Board to Meet

The Board of Directors of the
National Society Of the Daughters
of 1912 will hold their annual meet
ing at 9 am. next Saturday al
national headquarters, 1851 Rhode
Island avenue NV, with Mrs
Lucius Willingham Mcconnell Of
Atlanta. Ca, president national
presiding.
The board members will meet fol
a Dutch treat dinner at 7 pm. Fri
day st the Shoreham Hotel. Tht
District society has also extended ar
invitation to the board to attend it,
regular meeting at 8 pm. Friday
at national headquarters.
The board will discuss plans fol
the coming year including the aware
of 4 life membership in the Unitet
States Naval Institute, presented
annually by the society to the mid.
shipman Of the Annapolis gradual.
ing class who attains the highest
standing for the electrical courses
IN the department Of electrical en-
cheering during the first class veal
and who accepts commission ir
any branch Of the naval service.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Political Club
To Hear Clark

Attorney General Tom G. CLARK
will address the opening meeting ot
the Political Study Club at 2::3C
pm. Saturday at the Washington
Club. Mr.. Clark will speak on ''The
American Youth"
A musical program will feature
tenor solos by Ernest Paul Suit, &C.
companied by Miss Lorraine Eli
son. Mrs. Theophilus j. Morgan
president, will preside.
Mrs. Morgan has announced the
following committee chairmen for
the coming season: Mrs. John j
Tamborelle, membership; Mrs. E. H
Hedrick, program; Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, music; Miss Mary Nor
ris McCabe, printing; Mrs. Harry
r. Daniel, publicity; Mrs. Dwight
L. Rogers, hospitality; Mrs. Robert
j. F. MCGOWAN, resolutions; Mrs
Harry B. Schnabel. revision; Mrs
Arthur Clarendon Smith, arrange
ments; Mrs. George E. Anderson
visiting; Mrs. William Francis
Keohan. Introductory: Mrs. Edward
Campbell Shields, club activities
and Mrs. Estelle Whiting, pages.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
GreenbeLt Teachers

Teachers of the Greenbelt, Md,
schools will be guests of honor of
the Woman's Club of Greenbelt at
reception at 8:15 pm. Wednesday
in the high school auditorium
Francis H. Russell, director of the
Office of Public Affairs of the State
Department, is scheduled to speak
on around the World in Thirteen
Days"
Mrs. Joseph L. Rogers is chair
man of the Committee on Arrange
ments
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Mrs. BrO1l,n to Sbeak

Mrs. Earl A. Brown, membe,
of the Takoma School faculty, will
describe her teaching experiences
in the American Community School
In Teheran, Iran, at a meeting of
the Silver Spring branch of the
American Association of University
Women at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Jesup Blair Community House.
In keeping with the branch's plan
to invite teachers from the Silver
Spring schools to the various meet
ings, faculty members of the Mont
gomery Hills Junior High School
will be guests at the meeting.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Frederick
Strader, Mrs. Donald K. Staley, Miss
Harriette B. Hanson, Mrs. L. w.
Buechler and Mrs. Paul Anderson,
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Colonial Daughters
|Meetimg 7 omorrow
at the MavfIouer

The national officers and council.
lors Of the Daughters Of Colonial
Wars viii hold their fall meeting
tomorrow at the Mayfiower Hotel.
with Mrs. Benjamin r. Buckley,
national president. presiding.
A prologue to the meeting viii
be presentation Of the society's nag
to Washington Cathedral this after
noon. Mrs. Azalea Badgley, ma.
tional chairman Of flags, and Mrs.
Buckley will make the presentation
to the Very Rev. John w. suter.
dean Of the Cathedral. following .
vcsper service at 1 o'clock.
Plans for the program OF the
present administration, with par
ticular attention to the work for
veterans being done by the organ
1zation at the Percy Jones Hospital.
viii be discussed at the opening
session tomorrow morning.
Luncheon in the Chinese room
will follow the meeting with Mrs.
Ryland c. Bryant, honorary State
president and national recording
secretary, in charge Of reservations
and arrangements. +.
The District Society of the Dow
will be hostess at the 2:30 pm. ses-
sion at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor. Wild Acres. Mrs. Buck
ley, national officers and the State
presidents, will be honor guests.
In a special ceremony Mrs. Bryant
will present copies of Colonial
Services of Maryland, Vol. l." to
Mrs. Mary Walsh, librarian OF the
OAR library, and to George L. Rad
cliffe, president of the Maryland
Historical Society. The book is an
historical compilation covering the
period 1874 to ITS. a project OF the
past administration, directed by Mrs.
Eugene Lewis Culver and Mrs. Oscar
Linwood Layton.
The afternoon also will be marked
by the presentation of a Dow flag
to Mrs. Arthur C. Houghton, presi-
dent of the District Society. for use
by the local organization.
The program will conclude with q
talk by Mrs. Grosvenor, who will
relate the story of the invention
and development of the telephone
by her father, DR.. Alexander
Graham Bell. She will wear one of
the lovely gowns worn by her moth
er while on her wedding trip to
London.
A reception and tea will follow
the program.