Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-18
Inuuquru| Calendar .

The events listed below are those
which have been announced to date
for the inaugural period.
Most museums and historical sites
will be open until 9 pm. daily this
week.
Freedom Train: Public hours will be
from 10 am. to IL pm. daily
IBPOE, Columbia Lodge No. So. Open
House daily through January 20. Rhode
Island avenue between Third ana fourln
Streets NV.
Franklln pelsno Roosevelt at Hyde Park PARK,
eSen 20 closed e all day Inauguration Day
ana su AIS club V Of Wilmington, aoia
street NV.
Display of Lepman collection of political
Public Library, Eighth and K streets NV.
Howard University--open every day
except Inauguration Day, S:o0 am. 70
NV NV ''~' -'"A'" paw anu ~
presidential Elections" an, exhibition
Of documents. prints, and photographs
Library Of Consress. ~. no., ,,s.
January % I9141a Thirteenth street NV.
Fort Lesley J. McNair. Open House.
200 an w to 500 pm. Fourth and P
Trinity College. Open House for alum
NJ present straentS shd gssSt
and Franklin street NE 1870
North. Carolina State Society. Open
House for visitors from North CAROLINA
each afternoon. Room 1905. House once
Standardization by members. of
the California Congressionnal DeleEatloGn'
ess Representatise Leroy johnson at Ma
National Archives exhibition hall. Con-
E fnon srssta NR
material from National Archives. and
franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Ii Library
ton Of George washington and extenos
through the election of Harry S. Truman;
open s:45 am: to 9 pm. Monday through
Thursday during the inaugural parade
Agriculture Department exhibit OF WORK
OF the department agencies open to public
week in patio Of Administratio Building.
MAJ! between & " Twelfth and Fourteenth
Explorers Hall of National Geoeraphlc
Society. Sixteenth and NJ streets NV.
day. Will be closed all day THURSDAY.
Merchant Marine, in lobby of Commerce
Department Building. $50 an. to pm.
Combined Army. Air Force and Navy
exhibition. of equipment on Washington
aEo s.s all x zee will b. closed
on Thursday but open rest Of week; exhibit
of DAVID statue until further notice.
TODAY.
9 m 4 30 pm-California State Society
open house for, visitors in cfaces of con-
al q
Q amt m.LouiSiana, STATE t. Society
e o9sn house HsrEIs Hotel II Massachu
SO e''p mTexas Stat. Society reception
Speaker Rayburn and CONGRESSIONAL
deegatiop Hotel WsshinS c%b dinner
Mayfiower Hotel.
8 pnl.--Films of past inausurals at Ma
s:6 61pna pm arcn1pdi State societ, re-
ception and ball for Gov. and Mrs
Shricker, Shoreham Hotel.
TOMORROW.
9 California State Society. open
houss for yisitors in ones 81 con
house for Sisitors' Psrlor r" WIZARD
9 Enjoy st,s'' Scouts outs of America. open
house all day Stewart Building Sixth
$50 m.Ioklahoma delegation u 70 70. in
II a.m;-Wreath,l laying esremonlss by
Virginia State Society. and the District
Division, United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. at statue of Lee in Capitol
9 and 8 p.m.-Films of past inauguralS
at National Archives.
m-Ofhcial. reception for Governors
Of States and other guests to be held
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, BY
invitation onlv.
4 pm.-Inaugural tea in homer Of alumni
of George Washington University and
Members OF Congress, lisner Auditor
pm.-Ksnsas State Society reception
for confessional delegation ststler
s pm.-virginia State Society, reception
for Gov. Tuck and congressional dele
CATION, home Of John r. Smith, presi-
dent, 1912 Nineteenth street NV.
80 p.m.-Colorado State. Society. recep-
ton for. confessional delegation. Will
80 m-Electoral College dinner May,
flower Hotel Members Of the Electoral
College and their guests only.
pm American Institute Of Electrical
Engineers and American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers, lecture and recep-
ton, Pepco auditorium, Tenth and E
streets NV. Open to visiting engineers.
$50 pm-National Symphony Orchestra
concert. Constitution Hall.