Evening star., 1949-01-14

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, art galleries and
historical sites will be open until 9
pm. daily next week.
The Freedom Train will arrive
Sunday and will be placed on ex-
hibition at Fourteenth and D streets
S.W.
$50 p.m-Alabama State Society dinner
meeting with Alabama Luncheon Club
Fairfax Hotel. Representative Jones'
10 DeP1e[aM p@MMsssaehusetts 81 dases state seeety
dane. for members and visitors. Shore
ham HOTEL TOMORROW
300 pm;mMissogE State t. S;o,. soeisty dance
$3.50 pm-New York State Society, dance
with Rochester University alumni as
guests of h0nosi suSbaY s6GEsham Hotel
Special services in Washington area
churches.
10 a.m.-5 p.m.-Air Force exhibit. Monu-
ment Grounds. through Saturday Janu-
400 p.m.-Howard University concert
in front of White House.
MONDAY
house for visitors in Offices OF congres-
sonal delegation. until 4:3o pm.
10 ANIL II p.m.-Freedom Train, through
Saturday. January %
house for visitors in Offices of congress
sional delegation. until 80 pm.
93O am-oSIahoma state Soclety; breaK- ax
flower Hotel.
1920 am-5 p.m-Army equipment show.
Monument S.n1.rs 80 Grounds through Saturday
1880 p.m.-Luncheon meeting for DEM
ocrats for National Committeew
India Ind ed Edwards, 's executive f; director, at
Women's National Democratic Club:
I Iaon1 pmai-TrumaniBarkley Club dinner
ception and bali for Gov. and Mrs.
Shricker. Shoreham Hotel.
WEDNESDAY.
9 a.m-California State Society open
RHuss 1GF dsssaon SsFf in u1 1es 81 com
isf Tsiozs 'fss fsrlor s9ss'' wizard Hsfd
IL IAN ~ a.m:WWre w a tn laying ceremonies by
Division, Gnted% % Daushters as Of 9e the 'Ssee cone
Of States and other guests TO- be held
r RI and Ms cSmptss 5ossph 8 bavss hsme
invitation only.
p;m@inausaFal tea in homer Of alumni
Membess of conEress. Lsner rfsti Aadisor1 a,ie
4 p.m.-Kansas State Society reception
fG5 Hgte,' congressional delesati0n' statler
4 p:m:1,Texas. State Society reception
sonsEnn sOnoEins Attorney Attorney General Clark
$50 p.m-Colorado State Society. recep-
flqd fa2d f15 Hatei CONGRESSIONAL delesation' Will
$50 u .mWElectoral moei;l College dinner. May
flower Hotel, Members of the Electoral
$50 pm.W1nausurai u d'Sss gala e'is Concert, Ar
$3.50 Educational Symphony Orchestra
= concert, Constitution Hall.
Wardman nan Park Par Hotel. anu -'1
p.m.-Fireworks. Monument Grounds.
honorine Coy. Folsom and congressional
delegation, Wardman Park Hotel.
lO p.m:-Georgla state society Gance,
Shoreham Hotel.
THURSDAY.
9 am.-Louisiana State Society open house
for visitors, Harris Hotel, II Massachu-
settS avenue NV.
ceremony. Capitol steps.
Invitations issued by Joint Congressional
Inaugural Committee.
pm.-Inaugural parade.
4 p.m.-Arizona State Society reception
for members and congressional dele
cation, Room 154 Of the Senate Office
Building.
5 p.m-President's reception, National
Gallery Of Art. By invitation only.
30 pm-Idaho State Society dinner
dance, ,Burlington Hotel, 1,-
8 p.m.-Dance sponsored by District De-
partment. Veterans of Foreign Wars,
3 p'm.MAIrsRorks, uIlne Arsns; Monument Grounds.
} p.m.-Maine State Society reception
honoring Gov. Payne and congressional
delegation, Senate Caucus Room, Il
3 pm.-New Hampshire State Society re-
ception and ball honoring Gov; Adams
and congressional delesation. Shoreham