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.oLDsMoBrLE 's7 bus. coupe: reliable
transp., peri. rubber, heater. re-
gently painted; s4ss' MI 5000
pECKsRn All % 1s4s c,ipper a-dr. sedan.
heater. o 1-owner car that carries
our guarantee, finish ts excel, IN.
terror srotIess, very good tires, and
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INC. 202o N st. NV Ma. 1900.
PACKARD 1a4s de luxe sedan. radio
and heater, overdrtve and other
extras. sold and seryiced BY US
since new. We invite your most
careful irspection S2,l9S. HALEYs
INC, 20eo NJ st. NV, Ma. 1900.
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PacKARD 1s4o s-eyl. "llo." excel.
condition, radio and heater; $42S.
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attrae. sreen; r. and n Wv. tires:
absolutely perfect throughcut; $ls-
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HUPMoBILE 1888; 5000; 4 new tires
good running order 5404 9th ST.
NV, GE. 1875. Call after 8 pm.
12'
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AUTO TRUCKS FoR HIRE
TAxicAB FOR SALE
STATION WAGONS

CHEVROLET 194s Etation wagon
radio, heater, excellent condition
81 $50. Call OR. 1852. liz
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On the Engagement Pad

Yssns Married Wsnsn's CIsb-wednes-
day: 1880 an. tour Of Electric Play
sod sroup with With Mrs % bsn,d Kushn.r
ssis A6smt,e street wsan.,sss sM memesT sso
at 1900 Sixteenth street NV,
Club De las Anerieas-Tharsday 8 pm
Room 1881. DEPARTMENT OF Com msrce
Building; speaker, Representative James
Hobson Morrison. Democrat. Of Louisi-
ana.
with Mrs. c. a. Howard, s Myrtle road,
SILVER Spring SATURDAY, ESQ 1i I'm
ness meeting and picnic sundsy. !
pm, dinner.
sisterbood Of CONGREGATION Beth Israel
Thursday. $40 pm Mothers Day pro
srsm at 40os Minnesota avenue NE.
National Mothers Memory Cinb-Thurs.
day. pm, dessert bridge party A. the
parish house OF ST. Msrgarets Church,
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place
Danish Club Of WashinEton-Ssturdsy q
pm, 26O0 sixteenth street NV. dinner
dance; speaker. Ambassador Henrik de
Kaufman OF Denmark.
National Council Of Jewish wemsn-sstur-
Joint installation for all divisions IN
District section; speaker. Mrs. Lewis
Sumin.
Daushters Of the American Revolution,
District Ssciety-Tussday, 2 p.In.. Con-
tinental Danes Chapter with MRS. Tay-
lor o. Timberlake, 100 North Oakland
street Arlington. Wednesday, $50
pm. chapter house, Manor House
chapter supper
National City Christian Church Wemen's
CounciI-Tue IL am, 1908 Yer
mont avenue NV, business meetips
and luncheon.
Jayncees-Tomorrow $40 pm board
meeting with Mrs. Frank Malcolm, lts
South Buchanan stree. Arlington
Tuesday. 1910 am. tour OF Electric
Playhouse Thursday. sac pm, Amer
ican Security a. Trust Building. business
meeting
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Federation Slate
Presented Tuesday

Ofieers will be elected by the
Montgomery County Federation
OF womens Clubs at the morning
session OF its annual meeting Ia
be held Tuesday in Rockville al
the Presbyterian Church. The
new president OF the State fed
Grafton. Miss Alma preinkert. Will
conduct the installation iolIowing
a luncheon.
The slate presented by the
Nominating Committee includes
Mrs. John F. Shelby OF the Silver
Spring Womans Club. president.
Mrs. George T. Condron. Woman
Club OF Bethesda. first vice pres!-
dent; Mrs, HoSmer Hartshorn
Womans Club OF Kensington
second vice president: Mrs. w. ]
Cleveland, Womans Club oil
Rockville. recording secretary
Mrs. Thomas c. Kelley. Woman 4
Club OF Jamestown. correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. J. Harold Nc
Dowen, Woman's Club OF Chevy
Chase. treasurer. Mrs, Allen II
Gardner, Womans Club Of Wood
side. parliamentarian.
Reports will be presented by al
departments and committees.
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OES Chapter Plans
Annual Card Party

The annual spring card party
sponsored by the Home Board Of
Esther Chapter. No 3. OF the Order
OF the Eastern Star. wiil be held
from } TO ) pm Saturday at the
Broadmoor Hotel Proceeds all
go for maintenance Of the lnfgsn-
AIRY at The Masonic and Eastern
Star Home
Mrs J Bernard Jones Is ksnsral
chairman
Committee heads include Mira.
Wayne II Smith. reservations
Mrs. Dewey o Brown. prizes Miss
Louise O Babeock seatins and
Mrs. Grace -. Williams candy
and cake table. assisted by Mrs,
Rose Noits and Mrs Lillian Leon.
berger,
Among the guests sil be Mrs.
Charles T. MatteFn. District
worthy grand matron, Mira RAY
Wonderly. associate grand natron.
and Mrs. John g Nichols. wife Of
the worthy grand patron, Grand
Chapter line ofraeers, Mira, Robert
q. Riley. grand eonduetress, and
Miss Anne T. 0uilford. associate
grand conductress. also wIll at
tend
Mrs Walter p Pack is Chairman
of the Home Board for Esther
Chapter and Mrs. Wynnr v Hep
ner Is worthy matron.
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ChurchGrouD
Will Observe
Anniversary

Several events vln Be- held this
week IN observance OF the 1sth
anniversary Of the Washington
Council OF Church Women
The Evening Ggsld VIII sponsor
q tea this afternoon AZ the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church for
leaders OF the night groups and
their guests. More than 1000
tulips sen, 10 the church by lis
adopted church IN Heoei. Holland.
will be on display. Mrs Theodore
Q. wedei IS the director o. the
guild.
/ Miss Sara Chakko. president o;
the Isabella Thoourn College In
India. Will be honored At q lunch
con at noon tomorrow a. the
YWCA. Guests Will include mem
bers of the boards OF the Wash
ington Federation OF Churches,
the YWCA and offcers OF the
Ministerial Unions,
/ Following the luncheon q mass
meeting Will be held at ) pm. at
the Augustana Lutheran Church.
| Mrs. Wallace N. Streeter and
Mrs. Frederick Z, Reissig are CO.
chairmen Of the Committee or
ARRANGEMENTS. Other members
are Mrs. Orris G. Robinson. trans
portation: Mrs. J. B. Calkin$. Miss
Mabel Cook and Miss Eta MAJ
Russell, luncheon. Mrs. Angus
Dun, Mrs. Almond Scott. Mrs.
Wedel and Miss A. Barbara Vie
gand. decorations. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Beard. Mrs. J. Hillman
Hollister. Mrs. Clarence T Nelson,
Mrs. E. H. Pruden and Mrs. W. w.
SWEET. hostesses.
/ The council will observe Ma
tional May Fellowship Day" on
Friday. Following 1880 pm
luncheon at Calvary Methodist
Church, there will be talk by
Chaplain Ernest E. Bruder Of ST
Elizabeths Hospital. Devotions
will be given by Mrs. Alicia Abra =
hanson and musical selections
will be presented by Capt, Doro-
they Summers. 1t Betty Wells
and Mrs. v. NJ, Cooper OF the
Salvation Army Mrs. Frank f
Edgington will give the history OF
the council.
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Women Plan Council Plans
Club Election Installation

Mrs. Louis Sumin, national
chairman of the Committee on the
Junior and Councilette Division of
the Council of Jewish Women, will
speak at an installation meeting
of the District section at 2:30 pm.
Saturday at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Sumin, a vice president of
the New York section, will speak
on THE Educational and Service
Program of the NCJW." In her
talk she will outline the major
aspects of the councils program,
including social welfare, contem-
porary Jewish affairs. social leg
islation, international relations
and peace.
Leaders to be indicted are Mrs
Joseph Dessoff, president of the
District section; Miss Sylvia Stein
chairman of the evening division
Miss Barbara Antel, chairman OF
the juniors, and Miss Vida Higger
chairman of the counciIetteS.
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Annual Luncheon
In COLLEGE Park

The annual spring luncheon OF
the University Park Woman 4
Club. Inc. will be held at pm,
tomorrow at Varsity Grill. collese
Park.
Special recognition will be paid
to new members taken in the club
the past year. The clubs choral
group. directed by Mrs. Robert A.
Regains. will sing. Mrs. J. Ken
meth Ableiter. poetry and litera-
ture chairman, will read poems
written by the members.
Mrs. II. D. Eisenhauer Is pro-
gram and luncheon chairman.
Assisting are Mrs. T. Earl Bourne.
Mrs. NJ. T. Charleton. Mrs, Theo-
dore p. Cowgirl. Mrs. Thomas j.
Heddleston. Mrs. Harry ID. Mea2-
her and Mrs. Benjamin M. Boil
niger.
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The biennial election Of officers
of the Silver Spring Woman's
Club will be held at its annual
meeting at IL am. Wednesday in
the social hall of the Woodside
Methodist Church, 1914 Georgia
avenue.
Nominees are Mrs. James
Douthat, president; Mrs. r. c.
Soxman, first vice president; Mrs.
Clifford Hurley. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Edward A. Baehr, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Charles A,
Weigel, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. William w. Kephart, treas
urer, and Mrs. Walter s. Bryde
federation director.
Committee chairmen will give
annual reports before the lunch
con which will be served at noon
The afternoon business meeting
will be preceded by a program
arranged by the music depart
ment. Mrs. Marie Hall Brima-
combe will present vocal selec-
tions, accompanied by Mrs. G
Harris White. Mrs. Herbert j
Howland will be in charge of the
luncheon.
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Installation and Reception
Planned by Womon's Porty

Dr. Agnes r we1.s- tAs nswly
elected chairman Of tas Sa;Aosal
WornAns Party. and ether nsw
os.eess vii be installed CT THass-
cay afternoon st The Ava Belmont
House
The t1aQxurnt1on w!ll high Light
reception whSh Will taks place
in the gAEdens
Representative Katharine -
Georgs. principal sponsor @. Tire
equal rights amendment IN Ihs
HOUSE. w1ll De guest al Tire cere-
MONIES and wsl make q brief tax
Mrs. Robert c, Wllkin O! Nsw
York Is chairman Of The Commit
tee on ArTAngensentS. Which ia-
Guides Mrs George MeSsa. Mrs
Emma Gu1ey Miller. Mrs Mare
Moore Forrest, Mrs Ceeal Nor .oa
Rsoy. Mrs Lucia Hanna haGles
and Mrs George T. vsckers-
Mrs. MestA. Mrs Wllkln. Mrs
Forrest. Mrs. Hadley and Mrs
V.ekers are among The new mem
bers of the National Council Mrs
Mesta IS also chairman @, public
relations and Mrs, wlkin Is The
chairman Of the CongfeSS.oaAl
Relations Committee
Other otyleerS 10 be Installed hTt
Mrs. Miller. first vice chairman
Mrs, Helen Hunt West, DR.. Flor
enee Armstrong, Mrs Betty Gram
Swing and Mrs, Horace II Sayre
vice chairmen. Mrs Mamie sgd
ney Mizen. secretary Mrs Nil
dred Palmer. first assistant secre-
tafy. Mrs Mabel Van Dyke Baef
second assistant secretary. Mis-
Mabe! Hiatt. treasurer Mis-
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Brannan to Speak
Before Federation

Secretary Of Agriculture Charles
F. Brannan will be the principal
speaker at the annual luncheon
OF the District Federation OF
Womens Clubs TO be held at
pm. May IA at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Mrs. Harry s. Truman will head
the list of honor guests Wives
of cabinet officers who will attend
are Mrs. Dean Acheson. Mrs. John
Snyder. Mrs. Louis johnson. Mrs.
Tom c. Clark. Mrs. Jesse M. Don
aldson, Mrs. Julius A. Krug. Mrs.
Brannan, Mrs. Charles Sawyer
and Mrs. Maurice J. Tobin.
The program will include a
concert by the United States Air
Forces Little Symphony under the
direction Of 1t. Col. George s.
Howard.
Mrs. William o. Gale. assistant
treasurer Of the federation. is the
general chairman for the lunch
con and is in charge Of reserva-
tions.
Mrs. Edward c. Magdebureer
will preside.
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Speech Professor
To Address Group

Prof. Lubin Poe Leggette. ex-
ecutive officer of the department
Of speech of the George Wash
ington University. will give a talk
at the May Day tea Of the drama
group Of the District League Of
American Pen Women to be held
from 1 to 8 o'clock today.
The speakers subject will be
"The University Theater in the
Community" Miss Matte Rich
ards Tyler will be in charge Of
the program. Music will be given
by Mrs. Dorothy Marvin and Mrs.
Ruth Linrud Thompson.
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s. Goodrich, in charge. Girls
dancing classes. art classes. a car
penter shop for boys and rehear-
sails for the operetta. Mariana. "
will be among activities to be OBJ
served.
Tours to three of the settlement
houses have been arranged for
Thursday. The Georgetown House.
1924 N street NV. will be open
from $3.50 to $50 pm. Miss Dor
othy Jones. the director. will
show visitors the nursery school.
q cooking class, day home
group of children. games and
other activities.
AnnuoI Meeting Open
The annual meeting OF the
Christ Child Settlement. scheduled
for 8 pm. Thursday. will be open
to visitors as one Of the tour
events. Open house will be OBJ
served between 3 and pm. and
between Z and 8 pm. Miss Mar
garet O'Donoghue is director Of
the settlement, located at 608
Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Rounding out Thursdays events
will be a tour of the Northwest
Settlement House. at SIS M street
NV. Work of the nursery chill
dren will be on exhibit from $3.50
to S pm. and arts and crafts from
the girls and boys department
will be on display from S to T..
Mrs. Florence B. Thompson Is di-
rector.
The series will conclude with 4
tour of the Southeast House, 324
Virginia avenue Sc. from 3 to S
pm. Friday. Eugene Sawyer, the
director, has announced that Wis
itors may view the rhythm or
chestra practice, activities of the
nursery and kindergarten groups
and movies to be shown by the
settlements recreation depart
ment.
The series of tours is the second
project designed by the fedora
tion's Youth Conservation Com
mittee to promote interest in
youth serving agencies in Wash
ington. Last year. federation
members and friends visited the
Juvenile Court, the Receiving
Home for Children and the Boys
Club of Washington.
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Auxiliary to Hear
Talk on Missions

DR.. George A. Wieland director
o! the home department OF the
National Council OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. will speak
before the womans Auxiliary Of
the Episcopal Diocese OF waAh-
ington on Tuesday In Hyattsyille,
The meeting will BE- held at II
am. at the Ptnkney Memorial
Church and will be followed by
a light luncheon served by ths
church auxiliary.
Or. Wiefand is also eNecutiss
secretary OF the division OF do
mextic missions Of the council.
In his talk he will emphasize The
work being done In the rural
Acid
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GLADYS Houston ITelgasT. STS A.
sis,Ant treasurer agd Mrs Mary
Roe alaag second assistant ueAs-
uref,
Miss Anita Po..ltxeF the retiring
national chairman. vii receive tss
once ot honorary Chairman g. tas
ceremonies With Ms Sarah T.
Coly4n. A.Ns Elsie HI. Mrs Par
enee sAyafe H!.!ez and Mrs lans
Norman Smith
Miss Alice Paul all receive Ire
oificiai title @! founder and hon.
oragy chairman
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Of the opportunity to see the
youth-serving agencies in action
and to talk with their officials
on conditions affecting young
people In Washington.
The theme Of this years OBJ
servance of boys and girls week
Is Building for Citizenship.
THE settlement houses have an
important role to play in that re-
spect," Miss Elaine Exton. the
federation's youth conservation
chairman. pointed out. And we
believe that adults have a re-
sponsibility to know what facili-
ties are available to youth"
In connection with the tours
q special luncheon will be given
for federation officers. department
chairmen and Youth Conserva-
tion Committee members at 1890
pm. Tuesday at Friendship
House. 619 D street Sc. Because
of limited accommodations, this
event will be closed. The public
however, is invited to take the
tours arranged for that day at
1880 am. and lis pm. Miss
Lydia Burklin, director of Friend
ship House for 40 years, will ex-
plain its activities.
Exhibits PIonned
First event on the schedule is
an open house at the Southwest
Community House, SOL Second
street S.W.. from 4 to 8 pm. to-
morrow. Special features will in
clude an exhibit Of hobby craft
demonstrations Of sewing and
painting. q boxing exhibit and a
coffee hour" with members OF
the girls homemaking class In
charge. James z. Lewis is direc-
tor Of the community house.
Tuesdays schedule will include
q tour Of the Juanita X. Nye
Council House at $50 Eighth
street S.W., in addition to the
Friendship House tour. James
Leach. director Of the Nye House
will show such activities as basket
ball, ping pong and a small day
care" group at play, between 2:30
and 5 pm.
On Wednesday the Barney
Neighborhood House. 470 N street
S.W.. will be open from 8 to 10
pm, with the director, Mrs. Jean
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Annual Breakfast

The Sunshine and Community
Society will hold its annual May
breakfast at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day at 2400 Sixteenth street NV
Mrs. Samuel G. Keery Is general
chairman.
The society will elect officers at
a meeting tomorrow at the same
address,
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Civic and Study Clubs

American Association Of Univsrsity Wem-
en-, Washington Branch = Tomorrow
pm. international relations discus
sion group; Tomorrow. m. club tea
Tuesday, $40 pm, fellowship dinner
speaker, DR.. Charles @ Fenwick: Pan
Americanism Points the Way" Wednes-
day, 1:30 p.m,, legislative WORKSHOP
Committee Thursday. IL an, poetry
group Thursday. $40 pm, club din
ner; speaker, Representative Hebert
Democrat, of Louisiana. The CONGRESS
and Un-American Activities" Satur-
DAY, 1870 pm m, luncheon: speakers
Dr. Joseph Zelenka and Mrs. George
Pelic. Saturday, $50 pm. square
dance group.
AAUW, Silver Spring Braneh-Tomorrow
pm, music group with Mrs. A. II
Williams, 1101 Georgia avenue NV
Wednesday. 4 pm. Jesup Blair Library
branch meeting.
AAUw, Alexandria Branch - Tuesday,
\ pm, Cheouire House, installation oi
oficers; speaker. Miss Adelia b. Kloak
Department of Labor.
Washington Club - Tomorrow. IL am,
book chat Tuesday, IL am; speaker
DR.. Miguel Z. Bustamante. Public
Health in Latin America" Wednesday
pm, luncheon.
Twentieth Century Club - Thursday
IL am, election.
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Spring Concert

John Travers, concert pianist
will be the guest artist at tn,
spring concert Of the music sec.
ton Of the Woman's Club o.
Chevy Chase to be held at 8:3(
pm. Tuesday at the clubhouse.
The music section will sing ,
group Of 10 songs. Hestel
Smithey will direct.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Alu1nnae Benefit

A benefit card party for the
alumnae fund will be given by the
Washington Area Chapter of the
Randolph Macon Alumnae Asso-
citation at 8 pm. Thursday at
Pierce Hall. Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets NV,
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Miscellaneous Clubs

Navy Mothers Clubs Of Ameriea-Tomor-
row, pm. S2I Sixteenth street NV
washinsten Council Of Church women
Today, Chevy Chase Presbyterian
church. tea for leaders Of nieht groups
Tomorrow, noon. YWCA. luncheon in
row, 3 pm, Ausustans Lutheran
pm, Calvary Methodist Church, lunch
con: speaker Chaplain Ernest H.
District Lessus Of American Pen Women
speaker. Prof. Lubln Poe Less.tte.
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Rupert Home
for the Aged-Today, 3 pm, 1900 Good
Hope road Sc. founders day celebra-
Mothers Club Of St. Jehn's oeIless-To-
morrow, 2 pm. 1928 Vermont avenue
NV Executive ss v.rInnt gSsTd' x,nas r5,as' lso
monthly meeting.
pm, Alva Belmont House; reception
for new ofncers.
Pioneer Weman's orsanization. Hanits
Mothes R.y sels0rati0n sds e@
minss lane. Chevy Chase.
Chapter J. With Mrs. NJ 4. Ekstrand
1857 Forty-fourth street NV.
women's Board Of Providence Hespitai---
nin1S nGRSrrHM snnusf eDrd Da pasts sforeham A0'e
District Leagse Of Repubiiean wss,sn----
Tomorrow, II an. Mayhower HOTEL
speaker. Representative Walter II. Judd
Of Minnesota.
Adas Israel acknowledgements. 80
NON MON n.a. syRsEofue' speaker Rabbi Solo,
EMS Clubs = Tuesday. Presbyterian
Church. Rockville; annual meeting
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday. 1886
pm, luncheon with Mrs. Lucien Sander,
and Mrs, Clarence Langley. 1908 Kali
mia road NV.
wcmsn's Club Of Washinrtsn Hirhiand
Jewish Center-Tuesday $50 pm.
I40 xenia street S,W.. open member
ship, meeting speaker. Rabbi Morris
Pickholtz
PHYLLIS Lyman Colony-Tuesday. lac
pm. with Mrs. Roy c. BowGer. 44lt
yThirty-ninth street NV.
Weman's Christian Temperance Union
TUESDAY. pm North Star Union al
Hamline Church; speaker. w Sinclair
Bowen. Wednesday IL an, Chaplin
Union, at Capitol Memorial Church,
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Judd to Be Speaker

Representative Judd, RepubH-
can. Of Minnesota will speak at .
meeting of the District League of
Republican Women, to be held at
IL am. tomorrow in the Mayflow-
er Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Wonnen's Clubs
Boys and Girls Week to Be Observed
By Series of Settlement House Tours
By Frances Lids

will become annual event Is the series
Of tours to eight settlement houses in the District oens arranged
q of boys and girls week
which start being held under auspices
of Youth Of District Federation OF
public is invited TO take ADVANTAGE
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Business, Professional Clubs

Zonta CIub-Wednesdsy, 1890 Pm,
Dodge Hotel; speaker, Myles standish,
"Our International Policy"
District Business and Professional Women g
CIub-Saturday, 10 am, Statler Hotel,
federation day" meeting; speakers,
Miss Jane Abbott, Mrs. Esther w. Hymer
and Harry Jager; pm. luncheon;
speaker, Shane Mccarthy, Communism
Unmasked."
Pilot CIub-Tuesday. 6:15 pm, Burlington
Hotel. business meeting.
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SorontiS

g<ts Tau Alpha. Northern virEania
Alamnae Chapter-Tuesday. s:l6 pm,
with Mrs Carl Ovsiey, 412 Tyler ave-
nue.. Alexandria.
Phi Delta Gamma. Beta Chapter--Today
3 pm, with Miss Dora Shepard, 1897
Macarthur boulevard; installation OF Of
hcers and May day program.
Alpha Delta Pi-Saturday, l pm, Hotsl
a40O, founders day luncheon; speaker
Miss Maxine Blake, grand president.
ri Omieron, Beta Gamma Chapter-To-
morrow, pm, YWCA: speaker, Theo-
dore BuIlockus, Central Asia
Delta Gamma-Tuesday, q p m, with Mrs
Northcutt Ely. l@0 Shadow road, Ken
wood Md.
Kappa Kappa Gamma. Northern viFEinia
Aiumnae-Wednesdsy 1870 pm, 1901
South Arlington Ridge road.
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College Clubs

=. nd elph. .Macen AiHmnae-Thursday, .
pm. Pierce Hall, benefit card party Tor
alumnae fund.
NarvvoeA Celiegs Alumnas - Thursday
nisht. with Miss Alice Ruddy and Miss
Ann Ruddy, 1888 Fort Baker drive sc.
R,s.ey sage Aiumnae-Friday, 7 pm,
rith Mrs Orville r. Walker 6b26 Fifth
street NV; speaker, DR.. Lewis A.
Fr0man.