Evening star., 1949-01-15
INAUGURAL Calendar

The events listed below are those
which have been announced to date
for the inaugural period.
In addition, there are special ex-
hibits of historic material relating to
presidential elections at the Library
of Congress and the National Ar
chives.
Most museums and historical sites
will be open until pm. daily next
week.
The Freedom Train will arrive
tomorrow and will be placed on ex-
hibition at Fourteenth and D streets
S.W.
900 pm-Missouri State Society dance
$50 pm.@New YORK State Society. dance
guests Of honor, sboreham Hotel,
TOMORROW.
Special services in Washington area
lii p.m-Freedom Train, Fourteenth
10 am-5 pm.-Air Force exhibit, Monu-
ment Grounds. through Saturday, Janu-
Noen.open house BY Reprssentatiys John
MayioSer II HOTEL i.'' daily iy'" through Jan
4 pm-National symphony Orchestra and
Washington Choral Society concert
4 % p.m.MHoWard University choir concert
in front OF White House.
0 fiaii Thirteenth street NV open house for for
members and public.
MONDAY
rolf Efafa
sional delegation; until 40 pm
ssturday, DmrTesaom january g rFa'n through
TUESDAY
Is a.m.--california State Society. open
sional delegation until 40 pm.
thfousR iasy
January g.
1880 p.m.-Luncheon meeting for Dem
! India Edwards, executive director, at
Women's National Democratic Club
MaHaovaI p.mamrrumanlBarkles naIci Club dinner
600 pm.-1ndisns State Society re-
ss2,npar ssptiGn and ball for Gov and Mrs
WEDNESDAY.
Rfsssons RSsss Hf sss!i IN until es 4So com
s5nss s'fs ssror sosts!' wese
Hoas a'm.LBSy qas,l Scouts Outs of American. open
house all day =, Stewart Building Sixth
$50 am-oklahoma delegation to in
augural, breakfast, Mayfiower Hotel.
Division f, United Daushters Of the Con.
% Lee for IN
By Inagsufal commtttes At home q
Nit MI and ,I0n MTs; Nnix Joseph E. Davies BY
4 pm.winaugural tea in homer of alumni
emSe2s n Gs9Tse of tnes Agdo
4 pm-rexas pm State Society reception
aeiessefi deiesstion. NfHSa1n HoteI washington. s'A
.p.m.-Kansas State Society reception
5 80 p.m.-Colorado state Society. recep-
tion for confessional delesation. Will
s:ao asTd dpnn@Electoral no.e1 College dinner. May;
flower Hotel Members Of the Electoral
American Institute Of Electrical
Engineers and American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers, lecture and recep-
streets s,qe; PfpSS N'%. auditorium Tenth and Z
$40 p.m.-1nausural gala concert Ar
$40 Educational Symphony Orchestra
concert, Constitution Hall.
8 p.m.-Omcers Service Club preinaugu-
raj dance for active and Reserve oficers,
1914 Twenty-first street NV
9 p.m.-Oklahoma State Society reception
and ball for Gov. Turner, Wardman
9 p.m-Fireworks. Monument Grounds.
$50 p.m.-Alabama State Society dance
=. honorinR Gov. Folsom and congressional
delegation, Wardman Park Hotel.
10 p.m.-Georgia State Society dance
Shoreham Hotel.
| THURSDAY.
9 am.-Louisiana State Society open house
for visitors. Harris Hotel, II Massachu.
| setts avenue NV.
Noon-Insugural ceremony, Capitol steps
!, Invitations issued by Joint Congressiona
[ Inaugural Committee.
l p.m.-Enaugural parade.
p.m.-Arizona State Society reception
for members and congressional dele
CATION, Room 154 of the Senate omct
Building.
, p.m.-President's reception, Nationa
Gallery of Art. By invitation only.
$50 p.m.-Maine congressional delegation