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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
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If you have a grievance talk
it over with the right people.
You can't give it much air in
the rest rooms.
Attend your Unit meetings
and then you will know what
is going on.
The new committee hopes
for the help of everyone in try
ing to make this a successful
year for the entire Unit.
The guys who brag about be.
ing the boss at home look bad
when they come to work with
bruises or/and cuts. En- Danny?
Charlotte Dougherty is back
after three weeks illness. And
we're glad to see her.
We hope that Hazel Kiplinger
who is on the sick list will soon
be well and back on the job.
Jack Wackowiak is in the
hospital. The gals miss him.
Does Ed miss them?
Birthday greetings to Elsie
and to Anna Gedeon. Ask them
their ages.
I want to take this occasion to
thank all the girls who are
helping with the flower fund.
(Ruth).
S1s MAKE 1T A DATE: Come
one, come all to the White Eagle
hall, Belmont and Junction to
the Unit blow-off. Friday, April
18 beginning at 800 p. m. and
We extend the Units SYM
pathy to Viola Branchle who re-
Gently lost her father.
His tribe increased when a
nine pound girl was added by
Willie Middaugh's wife to his
income tax exemption. Congra-
tulations.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

Supply Unit NeuVS
By Shorty" Sager

We have a heel this week
Red Harman, foreman in Dept,
43-Red had the habit of pass
ing out warning slips. He re.
Gently has been accusing our
members of some very serious
charges that he can't back up.
Careful Red, don't be heel.
Orchids to the following
brothers of the election commit
tee who did a fine job handling
our Unit election: Ray Pund,
Harold Jones, Louie Bateman,
Chet Phillips, Westley' Harris,
Jr.
Around The Shop
Ted Zak, Dept. 36, is back to
work after a 30-day sick leave
1t was bad enough when Dick
Herr got married and no cigars,
but now he is the daddy of a
bouncing baby and still no
cigars.
Hurry to Dept. 50 and take a
look at the new streamlined
Leo Tucker. Leo has lost 35
lbs. and also his bay window.
P. S. We think Leo is training
for the 1854 Olympics.
Oakley Hopkins is the new
steward, on days, in Dept. So.
|, Homer Wilgus is back to work
after six months illness. We are
all glad to see Homer back.
Since Ed Birtwistle hasn't
any more expense money COM
ing in, we wonder how he is
going to operate that 50-foot
yacht this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Langen-
derfer are celebrating blessed
event, a 6 lbs. baby boy. Con-
gratis to both. Cigars please.
Was Ray Funds face red
when his April fool joke back
fired, and his half dollar dis
appeared.
Will the grandpaw inspector
.in~the gear cutter Department,
please explain his new title,
The Thirty Day Wonder. :"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
AirWay Unit
A1r1ngS

Stella Gornisk underwent an
operation recently and is recov-
ering rapidly.
Anybody looking for> a good
laugh see Joe Peltz of Inspec-
ton, Joe always has something
to make you laugh. Right Joe?
Ruth Holdren, Armature De-
partment, has set aside April
18th to take the final step. And
that's big step.
What's the matter Fuzzy
aren't the machines in good
shape to run? Maybe we can
get you a new one some day.
Everybody wonders why
Herm Bick is working nights.
Could be to keep him on the
straight and narrow path?
What ever happened to the
ventilating fan for the mems
lounge?
The people who use the park
ing lot are becoming a little
careless again. Let's show a little
courtesy to all and not just our
selves.
Bob Sampson is looking for
more soft-ball players. Sign up
fellows and make it a good
team.
We miss Virginia Woods and
her stroll from the Kit Dept.
to the poliShers with her little
glue pot.
Who turned off the electricity
in the Electrical Dept. Boy, it
sure takes some time to get
anything done, or does the fore
man value those cigars.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Ragging the
Scale
Elsie Jay

While walking down the
aisle the other day we encoun
tered a huge pink balloon which
burst right in our face, anc
what do you think2 Twas BOZ
Davenport with his bubble
gum!
Lefty Welch, Comics Stat
Sergeant, had his spurs plated
and polished last week, but the
threat of Steward Kenny wa!
much. He's a-scared to veal
EN-.
Claude Moore is spending the
Easter holiday with his people
in Kentucky.
We hereby offer the rat, who
caused us to receive alleged lit.
erature from an alleged edu.
cational society, the chance to
meet us on the fifth floor oi
425 Winthrop ST., this city, al
his convenience, when we will
install some sense in his alleged
brain.
We congratulate Sid Dirofi
on collecting two Saturday pay:
while someone else did the work
and he stayed home. Seems tc
The Brass would learn pretty
soon.
Congratulations to the very
new Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pearson
Mrs. Pearson is the former 10.
anne Reiche.
Helen Ball, wife of ex-sailol
Gibb, hit her second 4-7.10 spill
of the season on the last mite
And two weeks ago Goldie
Taylor layed the hit of the life.
time-the 4-6-7-10!
Mite Shift
Anyone having ideas how tc
straighten flag pole see Boz
Deters. He's interested.
Attention Housel Koester: -
Will you please pass along the
secret on the preservation oi
youth. For a jolt, just ask him
his age.
Youse gals in I'M better
press up the shorts! Jim Ka.
linski has his sail boat about
ready. He prefers white.
Did you know that Bill,
Campbell has the secret ambi,
ton to start a Hamburg bust,
ness? You might get a little
experience, Bill, by packing
your own lunch.
We regret to learn that Mrs
John Puscko is in the hospital
Here's wishing her a speedy re.
covery.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
The
Acklinite
By Martin BdchH

Cooperation among the new
committee has at last born
fruit. At the last meeting with
management they had for the
first time no grievance to take
care of. They are now trying
to work out an improved va.
cation plan for this coming
year.
Al Mertz and Andy Delphous
are the boys to be thanked for
the return of hot water in the
llavatory. They cleaned out the
chutes and other junk beneath
the stairway so they could turn
on the hot water tank.
During the past week the
slump in production can pos
sibly be laid to the new blonde
working on the big line. Seems
that half the male line suddenly
became blonde conscious.
We wonder if a certain party
slept well after thinking over
the injustice done to his fellow
workers when he cheated on a
certain job thereby receiving an
unfair standard upon the Job
performed
We hear that the proprietor
of ORaSt H,uenD ix thiy7Lrino "a.
riously of raising ducks on
Woodtick Island. Seems he gave
up the idea of going into the
business of laying bricks. How
about that Walter?
Our fishermen who failed to
lay in a supply of night crawlers
after the rain last Saturday
night really missed the boat as
the ground was just covered
with them.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
WoII Joins Padwoy Sfaff

WASHINGTON (LPA) - Jo-
seph Albert Vol, u. S. district
attorney for the northern Illi-
nois district, has submitted his
resignation effective May /. He
is expected to join the staff of
Joseph A. Padway, AFL gen
eral counsel. Woll is the son of
AFL vice-president Matthew
Woll, and has held the post here
since 1910.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Seeing Eye-w.o Unit

lilies of Bros. Henry Blackman
of Dept. 423 and Joseph Hejni-
cki who passed away. We know
they are going to be missed.
Brother Earl Belcher, Dept.
1875, is an ardent fisherman and
does most of it in Sandusky
Bay. Size does not make any
difference so he has new idea
He said he is going to trap lot
of young sea gulls and train
them to do his fishing for him.
We would like to tell him there
are thousands of them feeding
in the fields II along the Dixie
Highway, north of Toledo.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

A suggestion to those who are
constantly taking chances with
their eyes. See your Union
Safety Man. He can supply you
with a pair of up-to-date plastic
artificial eyes. Ask your fore
man for eye protection.
One of the old timers we
miss in the shop is Brother Geo
Rychner. George carries his
seniority in 268 dating back tc
rrt 9O9. He must have been back
A the old Pope Toledo days
We do know in the hectic days
when we were forming and
signing up members of ouI
great Union, he was one OF oul
mainstays in 268. George is rs
wears old and deserves a rest
It is our wish that he will enjoy
retirement.
II looks as though Easter ar
rived a little bit early in the
truck garage. Bill Kelley was
seen sporting a new snazzy grey
suit. Maybe the egg business
is booming.
A short time ago we wrote
about why "Stubby" Rosinski
of Dept. 242 didn't have a girl
Well, it helped. His girl friend
who works in Dept. 233 has fl
nally said yes, but we cannot
find out what day she is going
to become Mrs. Rosinski.
John Zoltowski, steward ir
Dept. 243, is in Room 507
Mercy Hospital, for hear
check-up. How many member:
remember when John had al.
the wheels stolen off his auto
mobile.
Sigmund West, Supt of Dept
239 who lives on Dean Rd. ir
Michigan, almost went hunting
the other morning when he saw
a flock of large birds in fielc
on his way to work. He mis-
took them for wild ducks. They
were sea gulls.
Don't forget to attend your
Unit meeting at Scott High
School, Friday, April 18th at {
p. m. and see your new officer:
installed.
Geo. Smith, Dept. 326, checks
Sais face for wrinkles every
day, on the highly painted sur
face of the station Wagon
hoods. His wife is threatening
to throw all their mirrors away
Have you Joined the PAC yet
to help preserve your Union?
Good labor laws are OK, but
anti-labor laws must be beaten
Join today!
Members of the WHY'S Unit
after their sympathy to the fam.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
cIO Backs NFTW

WASHINGTON, April 9 -
(LPA) - Legislation proposed
by Rep. Fred Hartley (R., N. J.),
permitting a federal injunction
in the case of a national tele-
phone strike was denounced
last week by CIO vice-president
Allan S. Haywood as blatant
and open interference in a labor
dispute on the side of employ.
ers."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
CIO Remains
NY WI AGENT

NEW YORK LPA) - The
American Communications AS
sociation.CIO has resumed ne
gotiations for a new contract
with Western Union Covering
employees in the metropolitan
New York area, following its
victory over the Commercial
Telegraphers Union-AFL in an
NLRB election vote by 1874 to
1889.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Mrs. Truman Heads
Imposing Group
To attend Benefit

Leading figures in political and
residential circles here are planning
to attend the Washington premiere
of the film, 1.-The Best Years of Our
Lives" on Tuesday, March II, at
Keith's Theater. The Washington
Committee for National Civilian
Rehabilitation is sponsoring this
first and benefit performance of the
motion picture.
Mrs. Truman has reserved a box
for eight and will take guests with
her that evening; the Belgian AM
bassador, Baron Silvercruys, will be
there with group from the Embassy.
and others who have made reserva-
tionS include Mr.. and Mrs. robert
Woods Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
E. Davies, Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. George Angus Garrett,
Mrs. Randolph Huntington Minor,
Capt. Orin Lehman, who has been
cooperating with Mrs. Harold Bur-
ton, chairman of the local Rehabili-
tation Committee; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lawrence Houghteling, Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs.
Martin Vogel, Mrs. Arthur Middle
ton Hill and Mrs. George Mesta.
Mrs. Robert E. Sherwood, noted
dramatist who wrote the screen ver-
sion of ''The Best Years of Our
Lives" and Harold Russell, who
plays the role of the amputee in the
picture, are coming down for the
event.
Tickets may be obtained at the
Snow Bureau at 1108 G street.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
CAR Members
Meet SatHrdap

The. tenth annual State Confer
ence of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution will be held on
Saturday from 10 am. to pm. at
st. Margaret's Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place NV.
Mrs. John Morrison Kerr, honor
ary national president, will open the
conference, in the absence Of Mrs.
Ray E. Brown, senior State presi-
dent. Miss Frances Spruce, junior
State president, will preside jointly
with Mrs. Kerr. ~
The. business Of the morning ses-
sion will include the annual reports
from the Junior State Board, the
junior president of the four newly
organized groups of the CAR, and
the chairmen of the special COM
mittees.
Only junior State officers will be
elected at this conference. Miss
Harriet Skinner, chairman of the
Nominating Committee, will an
nounce the candidates during the
morning session.
The morning session will end with
the serving Of luncheon by the Hos
pitality Committee, under the chair
manship of Mrs. Samuel s. Spruce,
senior president of the CAR.
Another senior president, Mrs. Rob
ert j. Boyd, will be in charge OF
general arrangements.
The afternoon session will feature
an address by Inspector Edward p
Morgan of the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation. The program will
also also include musical selections
by the Taft Junior High School
Orchestra, and piano solo by Miss
Natalie Eek, a member of the Mount
Vernon Society.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Homemade Hats
To Be Displayed

The latest in prespring hat styles
homemade variety-will be fea-
ture of brunch and prespring mil
linery show to be given by the
Washington Chapter, American
Jewish Congress Women's Division,
at 1880 am. Monday at the jew
ish Community Center.
In addition to seeing a regular
showing of the latest spring models
from local millinery shop, men,
bers of the group will model their
own creations. Prizes will be award
ed for the most beautiful and the
most ridiculous original models.
Mike Hunicutt, announcer with
Radio Station WWDC, will act as
master of ceremonies.
The affair is being arranged by
Mrs. Jessie B. Solomon, and tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Matthew
Lyons.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Meeting to Hear
ak ON UNESCO

DR.. Herbert Abraham of the State
Department will speak on the
United Nations Educational, Scien-
tific and Cultural Organization be-
fore a dinner meeting of Delta
Kappa Gamma at $50 pm. tomor-
row at the YWCA.
Distinguished guests Of honor will
include Mrs. John w. Bricker, wife
of Senator Bricker Of Ohio, and a
member Of the society; Mrs. Georgia
Lusk. first woman Representative
from New Mexico; DR.. Fern D.
Schneider, Maryland state president,
and Mrs. Helena j. Haines, presi-
dent Of the Delta chapter at the
University Of Maryland.
Mrs. Isabella Brown Krey, presi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Miss Scbiffmam
Weds Mr.. WmsOr

Miss Gloria Jean Schiffman,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Schiffman OF this city, became the
bride Saturday of Mr.. Paul Winsor,
son of Mrs. Sarah Weinzweig of
Bronx, NY. Rabbi Solomon H.
Metz of1ciated at the ceremony in
the Mayflower Hotel and a reception
followed in the Sapphire Room of
the hotel.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
white taffeta and a fingertip veil
draped from pearl coronet. She
carried a prayer book overlaid with
white orchids.
Mrs. Kelvin horton, the matron
of honor, wore blue net gown and
carried pink roses. and the Misses
Zelda Bulman, Edith Lowell, Lucille
Schuman and Pauline Pincus, who
were bridesmaids, wore pink and
aqua moire taffeta respectively and
also carried roses.
MIR. Marvin Block was best man
for Mr.. Winsor and the wedding
guests were seated by the Messrs.
Arnold Btskar. Arthur Lowell, Ste
phen Bokar and Arthur Pincus.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
St. TObn's Mothers

'The Juvenile Delinquency Prob.
lem" will be presented in talk b.
George l.. Carroll Of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation before q
meeting Of the st. Johns Mothers
Club at 1:30 pm. Friday in the school
auditorium at 1924 Vermont avenue
Mr.. Carroll Is a special agent as
signed to FBI Director j. Edgar
Hoover's headquarters staff.
Refreshments will be served after
the address.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
First in Series
OF Club Parties

A large group of ladies attended
the first in the series of spring
luncheons-each Of which will fea-
ture a fashion show-at the Con-
gressional Country Club yesterday.
Among the many hostesses at the
affair were Mrs Edgar E. Quayle,
Mrs. Charles w. Risher. Mrs. Nobel
j. johnson, wife of Representative
johnson, of Indiana; Mrs. Stephen
Verges, Mrs. H. L. Brite and Mrs.
Franklin A. Steinko.
Mrs. Quayle's guests were Mrs.
Wright Patman and Mrs. Edward
Rohrbough, both of whose husbands
are Representatives, the former from
Texas and the latter from West
Virginia; Mrs. James I. Boyd, Mrs.
Cleveland A. Newton, Mrs. Ralph D.
Pittman, Mrs. Frederick j. Cullen
and Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow.
Mrs. Risher and Mrs. johnson
were joint hostesses and they en-
tertained Mrs. Homer Capehart,
wife of the Senator from Indiana;
Mrs. Charles A. Halleck, wife of the
House majority leader; Mrs. Leslie
Stevens. Mrs. Hershal House, Mrs.
Paul Tombaugh and her daughter
Mrs. Jack McFall, Mrs. Frederick A.
Ballard, Mrs. Hazel Shorter, Mrs.
Sam c. Watkins, Mrs. Jerry Woods,
Mrs. A. L. Harvin, Mrs. Jack Fieser,
Mrs. Arthur Bergman, Mrs. Harold
E. Worth and Miss Miriam Johnson,
daughter of Mrs. johnson.
Lunching with Mrs. Verges were
Nine. Baig, wife of the First Secre-
tary of the Indian Embassy; Mrs.
Francisco Sierra, Mrs. Nicholas Mez-
zanotte, Mrs Pantas George, Mrs.
Michael Oliveri, Mrs. Vincent Hun
gerford, Mrs. Joseph Arnold and
Mrs. James Dixon.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
APVA to Observe
5Otb An11iversarp

Celebrating its 50th anniversary,
the Washington Branch, Associa-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities, will hold a luncheon al
l pm. Saturday at the Willard
Hotel.
Ronald F. Lee, chief historian of
the National Park Service, will be
guest speaker and will have as his
subject, Postwar Conditions Affect
ing the Preservation of Historic Sites
and Buildings"
The Rev. F. w. Hayes, jr., rec
tor of famous OLD Falls Church in
Falls Church, Va will pronounce
the invocation. Miss Gabrielle Page,
president of the association in Rich
mond, and Mrs. Everard Robinson
Todd, honorary president of the
Washington branch, will be honor
guests. Other officers of the asso-
citation from the District, Virginia
and Maryland are expected to at
tend.
The APVA was organized in 1888
to restore Virginia landmarks and
today has 18 branches. The Wash
ington branch was organized in 1896
and with its present membership
of 300 has contributed much to the
Virginia reStorations.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
| In the NezUs

Former Ambassador and Mrs. Will
liam Smith Culbertson have issued
invitations to two parties in success
sion. They will be at home on
Tuesday afternoon, March 18, in
honor of the Chilean Ambassador
Senor Felix Nieto del Rio, and on
the following day they will enter
tain from 5 until 7:30 o'clock in
honor of Senator and Mrs. Edward
Martin of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Randolph Huntington Mi
ner's invitation to party also came
in the morning mail. She will en-
tertain at cocktails on Thursday
March 13, at the Sulgrave Club.
Mrs. Clarence Cannon, wife OF
the Democratic Representative from
Missouri, entertained at a luncheon
yesterday at the Congressional Club
The majority of the guests were
fellow Missourians.
Mrs. Walter Wilds has issued in
vitations to a tea March II at 4
O'Clock at the Washington Club
where she will entertain in honor
OF Miss Laurita Braden and Miss
Argentina Copello, both of whom
will be married shortly.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
HNtcbisOns Hosts
On Anniversarp

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
H. Hutchison, jr, Drove % miles
to see them last night. There was,
Of course, special reason. Mr.
and Mrs. Hutchison were celebrating
their first wedding anniversary with
buffet supper at their home,
Laurel Park Farms.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Thomas Clagett, jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Moran
McConihe, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell j
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Teller Crane, Mr.. Tom Keesey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry T. Hart.
Before her marriage Mrs. Hutchi-
son was Miss Peggy Jean Brown
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Wood Brown of San Antonio, Tex
Missed at this congenial gathering
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchison, sr.
who are now vacationing at Or
mond Beach, Fla, and are expected
back the middle of this month. .
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Fashion Sbou
And Luncheon
Giuen at Club

Mrs. Robert p. Patterson, wife OF
the Secretary of War, was honor
guest at a luncheon and fashion
show given yesterday at the Army
Navy Country Club by the wives of
the faculty and students of the
Industrial College of the Armed
Forces.
Mrs. James L. Massey, wife of Col
Massey, U. S. A., and Mrs. James H.
Newsome, wife of Capt. Newsome
U. S. N, had complete charge of the
affair, which was attended by 120
ladies.
Mrs. Massey's guests yesterday
were Mrs. r. E. Hardy, Mrs. Schamyl
Cochran and Mrs. Esterlene Bell;
and Mrs. Newsome's guests were
Mrs. John A. Sutherland and Mrs
C. L. Waters.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Patterson, Mrs. Massey and Mrs.
Newsome were Mrs. G. B. Parks,
wife of the senior Navy student at
the Industrial College, and Mrs.
j. G. Anding, wife of the senior Army
student at the college. Mrs. Parks
had as her guests Mrs. James Smith,
Mrs. Willis Bradley and Mrs. G. B. H.
Hall.
Luncheon was served at an E.
shaped table which was decorated
with several huge plaques of spring
flowers, and the guest of honor,
who wore smart black wool crepe
frock and fur-trimmed hat. was
presented with corsage of pink
camellias. Yesterday, too, was her
daughter Aileen's birthday ami
versary, which the latter celebrated
quietly at Radcliffe College.
Following the luncheon q As
minute fashion show was presented
by local store in the ballroom of
the clubhouse.
Others in the large throng were
Mrs. G. C. RAIDER, who entertained
Mrs. Raymond Sinner and Mrs. c. c.
Cole; Mrs. r. L. Black, who enter
tanned Mrs. James o. Gillespie and
Mrs. Charles Gingles; Mrs. A. E.
Mickelsen, whose guests we're Mrs.
Charles M. Simpson and Mrs. M. H.
KingE-.--, Mrs. r. L. Cook, whose
guest was Mrs. r. L. Rand, and Mrs.
w. L. Benson, who entertained Mrs.
v. M. Freeseman. Mrs. c. F.
Baish, Mrs. w. P. Careless, Mrs.
w. B. GODDARD, Mrs. j. M. Bradley,
jr.; Mrs. G. E. Elliott, Mrs. E. w.
Aldrup and Mrs. w. j. C. Hayward
also attended the party.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Editor to Address
Arts SOcietv

A program of interest to ambitious
writer's will be presented by the
Washington Chapter, National So
ciety of Arts and Letters, at a meet
ing tomorrow, when Mrs. Eleanor
Stierhem, fiction editor of Today's
Woman, will travel from New York
to address the group.
Mrs. Stierhem in her talk, en-
titled "Of Trail Fiction" will dis
cuss modern trends in writing on
subjects outside the conventional
story plot. She will also tell of
interviews she has had with inter-
esting world celebrities in her writ
ing career, which includes five years
as co-editor of the Interesting
Peoples section of the American
Magazine, two years on Good House
keeping and several years contribut-
ing free lance articles for many
other nationally known magazines.
The meeting will be held at 3 pm.
with Mrs. Herbert Thatcher hostess
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Harold A. Brooks, in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Thatcher will be assisted by
Mrs. James E. Douglass, Mrs.
Charles H. Gardiner and Mrs. j.
Donald Halstead. Mrs. Dorothy
Nicholson Bates, chapter president,
will preside at a short business
meeting preceding the program and
will introduce the speaker.
Mrs. Maeble Perry Edwards, art
chairman of the washington chap
ter, calls attention to the fact that
six weeks remain for students in
Washington and vicinity to work
up exhibits in the contest being
conducted by the chapter for two
art scholarships, one to the Penn
sylvania Academy of Fine Arts and
one to the Corcoran Art School.
Those interested may write Mrs. Ed
wards, 7077 Greenvale, washington
15 n G. W..