Legion Auxiliary OES Activities Aids Veterans’ Folk; fort In Local Dupont Post Music Other Activities Chapters Bridge The annual meeting of the Gen- American Miss Mabel Legion By Frank B. Lord. F. Staub, president eral Auxiliary Home Board will be of the District of Columbia Depart- held at One pair playing in the Northern 1:30 p.m. tomorrow for Officers Installed ment, the American Legion Aux- election Virginia championship bridge tour- of officers. iliary, announced last week that 58 Lee R. Pennington, commander of By James Waldo Fawcett. nament held last week at the Ward- Meetings announced are: needy children of World War II the District of Columbia Depart- Notes man a Readers of The Star, whether Park Hotel established near- veterans have been Electa Chapter—Tuesday, initia- ment, the American Legion, and his assisted finan- collectors are record for the magnitude of the set tion of 10 and stamp or not. invited cially since September 1, at a candidates; ways staff, last week installed officers of Orchestra which administered to their 1944, to attend a meeting of the Wash- Plays they cost of $2,691.60. means card party Saturday eve- the new Fort Dupont Post, at the adversaries in the qualifying round 3925 ington Philatelic Society at the Na- The American Legion Auxiliary ning, Alabama avenue S.E. St. Francis Xavier School. Three Concerts of the open pair match. William tional Museum Auditorium, Consti- Child Welfare Committee, under Naomi Chapter—Tuesday, re- They are as follows: R. H. Ran- Cheeks and on tution avenue at Ninth street N.W, Mrs.. Jack Bennett, leadership of Mrs. Walter G. Craven hearsal; Wednesday, initiation. dall, commander; A. W. Woodworth, one their Wednesday evening, January 24, at This Week board, placed opponents, of N. W. Charlotte, C., works in close Cathedral re- first vice commander; G. Burns, 8 a pair of visitors from Baltimore, in Chapter—Monday, o’clock. Two co-operation with the Legion, con- second vice S. H. programs' of orchestral music the red for hearsal; Wednesday, initiation. commander; The program will feature an ad- 3,400 points. for this work. without soloists and featuring the tributing money Chase Braddy, chaplain; H. D. Cramer, dress by Charles Lorenz of the Na- Such sets are not without prece- C. Kehm Chevy Chapter—Wednes- first performance in this Harry of Sioux Falls, S. sergeant at arms, and P. F. Bridgett, tional city of dent, but they are extremely rare day, initiation; January 27, Sat- Tuberculosis Society, New three Dak,, is the Legion’s chairman. quartermaster. compositions of importance in an event of the character of the urday Evening Club. York City, and the exhibition of are and The National Guard of Honor and scheduled by the National Sym- Northern Eight Forty. wh*t is believed to be the most com- v Virginia tournament, Hope Chapter—Monday, 5:30 p.m., phony for this afternoon and Mrs. Madeline Swanner, chapeau the Forty & Eight Society assisted for the where all of the players, while not rehearsal; Wednesday, initiation; prehensive and valuable collection nationale of the Eight and Forty, in the dedication of the post colors. of Christmas seals of the all-subscription Wednesday night experts, nevertheless are more or annual dance and card party, Feb- United concert in Constitution sent the following message last week The has voted to form an aux- States and Hall. The less experienced in the game. The ruary 10, Shoreham Hotel. post many foreign countries to the local salon: “If are novelties on this afternoon’s we to iliary unit and a squadron for the ever brought pro- Baltimore players were not novices, Miriam initia- together. gram at 4 will keep faith with those gallant men Chapter—Monday, sons of the Detachment p.m. be Aaron and were not a sacri- legion. Albert F. Kunze, director of the they staging and women who tion; G. Glenn Reese, patron, was Copland’s “The Fanfare for the are serving in the Comdr. of the Sons of the Legion Stamp Division of the Pan-American fice, for in the five rounds of bid- armed appointed grand sentinel. Common Man” and A new Dr. Hans him forces, it is our duty as ‘the! Rothe is a member of this Union and Prokofleff’s picture of Kindler, showing rehearsing ding, neither Mr. Cheeks nor Mrs. George president of the sponsor- "Lieutenant women behind the men behind the Columbia Chapter—Tuesday, 4209 witty Kiji.” Beethoven’s the National Symphony Orchestra for the three programs to Bennett had made so much as a past. ing club, will be chairman. Other to renew our a Ninth street No. 7” and guns' pledge that N.W., motion picture are: “Symphony Dr. Kindler’s be given in Constitution Hall this week. nuisance call. They were simply speakers listed Edward K. ... ■ .. .—-. 100 cent effort is not and refreshments. transcription of Handel's suite, “The m—______per enough— National Comdr. Edward Schei- Funkhouser, Byron McCandless and overconfident. that Faithful every salon in every depart- — has announced Mrs. Shepherd,” will complete The was about Lafayette Chapter Wednesday, berling scholarships Sally Munn. representing the tragedy brought mental can boast of the every partner birthday annual for the son a District of program. a series of all party. February 3, coming year. Any of Columbia Tuberculosis by circumstances, in some of war is one serving phase work.” dance, Wardman Park Hotel. deceased veteran of Copland’s opus of a series In Local Music Circles unfortunate for the contracting side. World Wars I Society, and Miss Lois M. Jund of of preludes for brass and and II, who is in need of Va. percussion Of course, they overbid their hands; Gen. Frank T. Hines, administra- Lebanon Chapter—Tuesday, en- actually Arlington County. instruments written financial assistance his Christinas seals for by several The Gordon String Quartet will the Washington Choral Society, they contracted to make six dia- tor of veterans affairs, commented tertainment and refreshments. to continue every year American composers at the return for a recital in the education, will be for a na- from 1930 to 1944 will be on sale at sugges- National Louis Potter, conductor, for public monds, doubled and redoubled on the Importance of Eight et Forty Treaty Oak Chapter—Monday, re- eligible tion of Eugene of Art at tional commanders' 2 cents and 1 cent each after the Goossens, conductor Gallery tonight 8 o’clock. performance on March 27. Audi- when there were three aces held on the care and hearsal and refreshments. Home scholarship of the program prevention Cincinnati Orchestra. From In addition to Mozart’s in tions for new For daughters of veterans meeting. The opportunity thus to "Quartet members are held against them. The distribution of of tubercular cases among children Board Committee, noon Monday, at departed the incidental music Prokofleff was C and Borodin's each there are na- start or to improve a collection of Major, K-465,” Tuesday before rehearsal at the cards was unfavorable to them; at a luncheon last Sunday at the the Empire, preceding the general provided annually five commissioned to write for the mov- No. 2 in D tional Christmas seals never has been of- "Quartet Major" two 7:30 p.m., in the choral room at they got more of what the players Sheraton Hotel in honor of Mrs. meeting. Luncheon Card Club, scholarships. | ing picture, "Lieutenant before and not be ever Kiji,” pro- members from that organization, Central High School. call the “breaks," and. moreover, Swanner. Thursday, home of Martha Applications, should be made in jfered may duced in 1933 Dunlap. by the Russian film Jacques Gordon and Gabor Rejto," was ordinary letter form to the iagain. the hand badly played. Senator Elbert D. Thomas spoke Takoma Chapter—Friday, 37th depart- corporation, Belgoskino, the com- will the heard Ravel’s Edith B. Athey, organist, will ment director play rarely play The lay of the cards was as fol- on postwar problems which will have of education of or- poser has at the Scottish Rite anniversary celebration with the The Post Office Department has arranged the orchestral "Sonata for Violin and Cello.” Temple, 2800 lows: to be met phans of veterans. Further details suite Sixteenth immediately after the Grand Chapter officers as guests. i been asked to reissue the 5c Korean which was played in America Founded 14 years ago, this group street N.W., tomorrow 4 A may be obtained from 7 6 2 war. Mrs. Rae R. — department Zaontz, chapeau Harmony Chapter Thursday, I flag stamp as a miniature or sou- for the first time by the Boston has many concerts to its from 8 to 8:30 p.m. on the Hines Sym- credit, Philadelphia, Pa. amount John Music Canteen Holds bidding anniversary celebration. The grand specified applied to it and chestra” will be given its local piano by Mrs. Fannie Meeks was W. N. E. S. re-elected matron and be The canceled—with no intention of ever on M a r v i 11 e. Mr. grand patron will Legion-sponsored universa premiere Wednesday evening House 1* P 1NT P president. Other officers included: it cashed. Chandler is Open Today guests. Rummage sale, February military training bill (H. R. 515) wai having The notes and with the composer present to hear First vice president, Mrs. Mary K. the Music for the Services will have 3Juilliard School of dent, Mrs. Charlotte Davis, record- Brookland Chapter Tuesday, in the G street N.W., to which the public Re-Dbl. P P P The bill provides for one ol matter is that they are col- Music and a former student of sung leading ing secretary, Mrs. Rose luncheon and cards, Twelfth and year is invited. This musical project of North opened the six of clubs; Conway strict military or naval foi ilectible. Wagenaar, Copland and Milhaud in roles with the Stetson; Monroe streets N.E. Wednesday, training giving lessons to those in the serv- South won and returned the ace, corresponding secretary, every male citizen and male alier composition. At present he is a Columbia Light Mrs. Etta M. balloting and entertainment. Brazil has ices started in and which West and the Nash; treasurer, Mrs. in the United brought out a 40c, light member Com- July, 1944, has trumped played residing States, upor of the faculty of Mills Col- Opera Eleanor Lomax; custodian of rec- brown stamp showing Friar Bartol- His been in operation three afternoons king of diamonds, which South won attaining the age of 18 years, 01 | lege in California. The overture was pany. pro- ords, Mrs. Carlysle Gordon; coun- VFW iomeu Gusmao a and evenings a week. and returned the two of hearts; East Auxiliary Head within four years thereafter. exhibiting model first performed last year Werner gram will In- selor, Mrs. Roberta of a by The annual won with the and the Jacobs; chap- The its i flying machine at the court of clude a report shows that in king played Legion, through 12,000 oi Jansen and his symphony. Kalinni- group lain, Mrs. Hattie M. ser- Plans Unit Visits I the of the five months of its existence three, which was taken by declarer, Hurley: more pasts throughout the Unitec king Portugal, August 8, kov’s No. 1,” first of well known at arms, Mrs. Delia Mrs. Ida Emmert, president of 1709. "Symphony played 3.684 who next laid down the five of dia- geant Barber. States, is Italian service men and women used the disseminating literature here by the National Symphony six songs, The installation followed a lunch- Ladies' Auxiliary of the Dis- and Mr. the canteen and 1.089 lessons were monds to the jack in dummy; then creating speakers' bureaus foi years will be the a rn on g which Chandler. j eon at the New Colonial Hotel. Na- trict of Columbia Department, Vet- •James B. Hatcher, editor ago, major offering followed the ten of diamonds to the the of philatelic are given, with 3.349 practice periods puprpose explaining to the of the of the program which will be com- Rosa's “Star Vicino," Pergolesi’s tional officers attending, besides Mrs. erans of Foreign Wars, announced New York Journal American, of one declarer’s The suit did not public the of the bill anc “Nina" and the "Vesta la hour; 40 teachers have vol- queen. last she provisions refers to pleted by Bach's "Suite in B Minor” Giubba" Hill, included Mrs. M. Jennie Wil- week will make official for its Andora as “that tiny, six- unteered their services, and 65 break, and South was left with the passage. In the District ol and Enesco's “Roumanian Rhap- aria from "Pagliacci." "Aubade", liams of New Bedford, Mass.; Mrs. visitations to the following units: century-cld state tucked away high hostesses are on nine of diamonds. West his Columbia, Dept. Comdr. No. 2.” from Lalo's "Le Roi d'Ys" and "Le the roster. Through played Government Feb- Penningtor in the Eastern sody Emily Cunningham of Randolph, Printing Office, and First Vice Pyrenees between Reve" from Massenet's the interest of the Homer L. Kitt king of spades, and up popped north Dept. President Her- France and "Manon" Mass.; Mrs. Carrie Stratton of Phil- ruary 2; All-American, February bert J. Spain." He then ex- the with the ace and led the of Jacobi have anc “15-30” Series Inaugurated will be included in a French Co., canteen has been enlarged queen Naval Gun appeared, plains: “It has a group. adelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Harriet E. Daly 6; Factory, February will continue to population of less in to 30 practice rooms and from to- clubs, upon which South craftily appear, before va- than 5,500 and is The first of the “15-30” concerts Songs English by Campbell-Tip- of Troy, N. Y., and Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. 7: Potomac, February 9: Treasury, rious church just three times will be played the jack to clear the suit so organizations and par- the National the ton, Coleridge-Taylor and Mana- day open every night. Les- Meeks and Mrs. all of Wash- February 12; Equality-Waiter Reed, as big as the District of Columbia/” by Symphony, that North could make both her ten Nash, ent-teacher associations to discus! series Zucca will make up the closing son schedules will be in effect Sat- ington. February 13; Federal, February 19; popular sponsored by young and seven. the measure and the anc urdays from 4:30 to 10 and on She next played the National advantages John Y. Pennypacker of Phila- people, will be given on Thursday numbers. p.m. Capital. February 23; seven of spades, which South took necessities for same. Any organiza- has been 8:30 o’clock in Constitution Sundays and holidays from 10 a.m. Front Line, February 26. delphia elected president night, tion to have a to 10 p.m. with the remaining trump, and was Union desiring speaker ap- of the International Postal Hall. The inauguration of the series Mozart’s "Concerto No. 2,” for Army, Navy to Slogan From forced to lead the ten of hearts, All American enter- pear discuss the matter maj Society, to the will be marked the return of flute and orchestra, will be played 7 to 9 p.m. on the other Auxiliary pledged study of by which declarer won. To Install communicate with the evenings the rooms and instruments Officers tained the veterans at Mount Alto Legion de- postal meters and all other can- Oscar Levant, pianist, as soloist who by Luis Guzman of the Marine; partment will be The declarer thus won only seven Oscar Underwood Hospital on Tuesday. Refreshments headquarters. cellation devices has selected Grieg’s “Concerto in Band with the Marine Band Or- available for practice per- Garrison and carrying messages, iods, hostesses tricks on a bid of six diamonds its auxiliary will install offi- were served. Entertainment was whether American or in A Minor” for his appearance. Dr. chestra Wednesday at 8:15 p.m.. at, assigning rooms and jointly The foreign doubled and redoubled for a set of cers and a furnished the Department Executive Com- origin. will the Marine Barracks. Glazounov’s giving out instruments and sheet hold dance Wednesday by Barry dancing Kindler, who conduct, has pro- mittee will meet at the club- music. Further information six, or 3,400 points. When the play evening at 1319 K street N.W. class. The usual monthly visit was Legion grammed for the orchestra Mozart's "Symphony No. 5 in B Flat Major,” may house on Kenneth j was the defeated side made to G when were Thursday evening. L. Kelly, chairman of to "Tristan and be had from Mrs. Lee Vlr- over, sug- The garrison officers are: George Ward, gifts “Haffner” symphony, Brahms’ “Aca- prelude Wagner’s Harry the Colorists of Baltimore and chairman gested that, inasmuch as their ad- R. Cassidy, commander; Carl A. distributed. Mrs. Virgie Evans, demic Festival Overture,” the over- Isolde" and Griffes’ symphonic den, of Music Canteen. Comdr. has versaries had won the board over- will at the meet- Dept. Pennington an Washington, announced that “The Pleasure-Dome of Binker, first vice commander; B. E. president, preside ture to Wagner’s “Rienzi" and the poem. nounced the William H. Beck, well-known Marv- whelmingly, they compromise in Loving, vice commander: L. ing on February 6. following departmen orchestral of “Sum- Kubla Khan,” will be the junior • arrangement remaining Recital in ______appointments: Finance officer, Mar land authority of the colors of numbers. Gallery order to save the embarrassment J. Smith, chaplain; Joseph Biggs, mertime,” from Gershwin’s opera Mrs. Daisy Kee, president of Gov- tin A. Schubert, and to be postage stamps, will be the Margaret Vardi, soprano, assisted of having such a debacle entered on paymaster; Harry Johnson,. outer chairmai ,j prin- “Porgy and Bess” as a tribute to ernment Printing Office Auxiliary, of the department National- De cipal speaker at a dinner to be by Irving Owen at the piano, will the score, and accept a total of one- guard; John J. Krim, judge advo- ] Mr. Levant, who is an outstanding For the second of the three con- presided over the last The fense Committee, Horace Hoctor held at the YWCA 614 give a song recital in the half the set. This Mr. re- cate; James Pistorio, service meeting. cafeteria, Gershwin certs Phillips Cheeky officer; _ interpreter. presented by the Elizabeth members have decided to change E street N.W., Monday evening, Gallery tomorrow night at 8:30 fused to do, recalling that he had John Hans, officer of the day; Sergt. A new Mr. Levant’s versatility is prodige- Sprague Coolidge Foundation in the the meeting place to 713 D street and revised American Le February 5, at 6:30 o'clock. Res- o’clock. Her program will include once in a big tournament seen a C. A. Gordon, inner guard; W. W. ous. In addition to being a pianist Library of Congress Friday at 8:30 N.W. gion Manuel of Ceremonies ha 3 ervations will be until three arias: “Batti Batti,” from match l06t by such action. He Longsdale, historian; William H. accepted of the calibre to have earned him J.m. the Pro Arte String Quartet will just been received by the Friday, February 2, at 5 Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” and “Deh therefore insisted that the total set Turks and W. W. color bear- depart pm. Phone solo engagements with nearly all play Bartok’s “Quartet No. 5,” Mil- Sparks, The Firecrackers’ Cootiette Club ment and copies thereof are avail RE. 4061. Vieni Non Tardar” from of 3,400 be recorded, which was ers, and 8. J. Mullica, leading symphony orchestras in this haud’s "Quartet No. 9,” Stravinsky's “Marriage adjutant. will hold a dinner at the Fairfax able for all posts at Legion head of Figaro,” by the same done. country, he is a composer and movie “Elegie” for viola alone and Mozart’s composer; Hotel on April 14. Mrs. Josephine quarters. According to George W. T.inn also "Je veux Vivre” from The satisfaction the actor, his latest in this connection “Quartet in B Flat Major, K. V. Gounod’s only defeated Welch is in charge. editor and publisher of Linn'* “Romeo and Juliet.” Italian was the fact that Colored Masons me is the film, "Rhapsody in Blue,” yet 589.” and pair got Mr. newiy organized Woodbridgi ( Weekly Stamp News, Sidney, Ohio, French songs, a group of Brahms Cheeks and Mrs. Bennett did not Grace Fields Banner, chairman Post will hold its first to be released. To many he is best Elect New Officers regular meet- additional Philippine stamps are and Schumann and some win the event. The leaders in the of the Hornet Circle of ing at 8:30 known as one of the ex-: On at 11:30 am. English Lady Bugs, pm. tomorrow at Taf : being reprinted for sale to original Friday the Fri- Isaac S. Mason was elected collec- songs will comprise the finals were; Mrs. W. H. Tallman illus- will hold an of at Junior perts on the radio program, “In- day Morning Music Club will pre- program. evening games High School, Eighteenth an< [ tors. The matter is to be investi- of trous commander in chief of Jona- her 602 formation while sent Alexandria and Mrs. Frederick Eb- home, F street N.E., on Perry streets N.E.. when the offi- gated, and a full will be Please,” his latest: Dorothy Bixbv. soprano; Willa than Davis Scottish Rite report pub- erson of Pittsburgh, first; Mrs. M. Consistory, February' 3 at 8 o'clock. All are in- cers will be installed the lished. book, “A Smattering of Semple, pianist, and Anne Yago Mc- ‘Lucia’ Cast Named Colored by de- Ignorance,”, R. and Mrs. Masons. vited. partment was a best-seller. in a Reddy Sibyl Newlands. commander and his staff Although Levant Guffey, contralto, regular pro- Other officers are Josephine Antoine, soprano, and second, and Mrs. W. S. the Rev. M. J. Zeb T. A for has withdrawn from “Information at Barker Hall. YWCA. Miss Athey and Hamilton is the commander stamp the centenary of gram Claudio of the seals and ar- this are: Frigerio, baritone, of the Isaac York, third. Those who quali- Key, keeper Meetings week Monday. Florida's statehood almost Please” he is making many guest Semple will include iri her numbers H. E. Front surely Metropolitan Opera will be heard as fied in section A. North and chives; Cook, treasurer; Ru- Line Auxiliary, 713 D street Department Employment Office^ will be announced for appearances on the air. the Honneger ‘Concertina. She South, release March Lucy and Lord Henry Ashton in the dolph A. Stewart, assistant; C. O. N.W.; Friday, National Capital Aux- Howard Fisk announced 3. It will will be assisted Radde were: Mrs. G. H. Whitfield of Rich- session: be followed by a similar by Dorothy next production the Smith, first 713 D street N.W. will soon be by Washington mond and Lt. J. J. lieutenant; George iliary, held in connection with "commemorative” for Texas on De- Emery and Dorothy Guion. Grand Parrish, first; Opera Oo., which will pre- Francis, second lieutenant; N. G. the school for post of- cember 29. Audition Winners The will meet for a G. F. Ball and R. C. Bayliss of Rich- employment singers' group sent Donizetti’s "Lucia di Lammer- Scott, minister of state; L. E. Haw- American War Mothers ficers. mond, second; East and West. Arrangements are being mad< program and luncheon on Tuesday Harry District to Chosen Guild moor,” Wednesday, January 31, in kins, chancellor; M. L. Jackson, of Columbia Chapter will have as speakers for these va- Five charity in aid of by a.m. Mrs. Rau and J. L. Ach of Cincin- stamps at 11:30 with Elva Book Constitution Hall. Capt. S. L. meet at the ■ William Web- prior; McLaurin, hospitaller; home of Mrs. Emma K. rious sessions officials from all o child welfare are announced in Cash prizes were distributed to in Alexandria. nati, first, and Mrs. P. E. Henninger ster, managing director, will take J. H. Hankerson, master of cere- Pairo, 31 Rhode Island avenue the Government the Netherlands, and one of singers and pianists at the final of and N.W., employment agen- the set the of Arlington H. S. Hendel of D. P. at 7:30 auditions the Chamber Music part Edgar. Thomas Phillippe monies; Moseley, standard p.m. Friday. These evening cies, so that the Legionnaires wil [ shows Rembrandt’s celebrated por- by William Cameron, harpist, will be Martin York, Pa., second. In section B, will lead an orchestra of 40 bearer; H. B. Hampton, captain of meetings will be held the fourth be made fully acquainted with th< trait of Titus, his son. Guild last Sunday in the Art Cen- the next soloist with the Navy Band North and South, Mrs. W. Vande- musicians from Philadelphia. The the guard; John Lynch, sentinel. Friday of each month so that mem- details necessary to ter. While no first prize winner was Orchestra in the vanter and Mme. G. properly coun Symphony Depart- chorus will be from New York. N. Paulieff Redemption elected R. T. bers in war work attend. sel and Collectors who are interested in selected, among the 30 competitors Lodge may advise World War II vet mental Auditorium, Constitution were first, and Mrs. M. R. Reddy and J. A business I a chance to see modem—not Beacham, master; W. Anderson, meeting will be held erans as they become members o: mod- heard, first mention was given to avenue and Thirteenth street N.W., Mrs. Sibyl Newlands, second; East senior warden; H. D. Jackson, junior at the YWCA, Seventeenth and K the Legion. ernistic—American art at its best Mary Edmonston, mezzo-soprano, on at 8:30 David Ben- Contest and Friday p.m. Organized West, Comdr. and Mrs. O. H. warden; W. O. Murray, secretary; streets N.W., February 9 at 1:30 are advised to visit the exhibition of and to Juanita Russell, pianist; “La In an nett's Rougette” and Reynaldo effort to stimulate con- Palmer of Jackson, Miss., and James C. S. Fletch- The Meetings this week are: Army and at the second mention to Katherine Han- first, Tyler, assistant; p.m. president, Mrs. Marlon Navy triptychs Hahn’s “Were My Song With Wings temporary young American mu- Mr. and Mrs. B. second. er, treasurer. will Monday—Tank Corcoran Refer to edi- and Irene Rossan, Barrows, preside. Corps Post, Legioi L Gallery. sel, soprano, Lerch, pian- Provided.” for solo and or- sicians and to discover torial harp help new In the consols '.n game North Clubhouse; Woodbridge Post, Tat ; in yesterday’s Star. ist. The committee consisted of in the first musical chestra, will be played talent, B’nai B’rith’s Vic- and South, Mrs. Florence Thompson Junior High School. Mrs. Stuart Godfrey, representing the Beethoven’s to the part of program. tory Lodge today announced the and Otto A. Fibel, were first, and Tuesday—James Reese According monthly sup- the membership of the guild; Ger- creation Cross-Word Puzzle Europi of “Symphony No. 5.” Grieg’s “Peer of the annual George Mrs. Tom Hamlin and Post, 1314 Vermont avenue plement “Who’s Who in Amer- trude Mrs. John Jarvis But- Neta Davis N.W. Lyons. Suite No. Kreisler’s “Tam- Gershwin HORIZONTAL. Answer to Puzzle. 9 — ica,” Mrs. Catherine L. Gynt 1,” memorial contest for the second: East and West winners were Yesterday’s Garland Wednesday National Cathedra Manning, ler III, Basil Toutorsky and Marcel best bourin Chinois,” “Liebesleid” and original 15-minute orchestral Miss Jean Ellis 1 Survey 10 Post, Legion philatelic curator of the Smith- Ancher. Some of these musi- and Roy Marks,, Intimidate Clubhouse; Henry c young "Liebesfreud.” with Si- selection. ; sonian Institution, will have a together first, and Mrs. L. P. Nelson and 4 Miss I Spengler, Post, 1326 Massachusett cians will be presented in the forth- The 11 Fabric belius' “Finlandia,” will complete winning composer will re- Mrs. avenue N.W.; Bureau of ! birthday anniversary on Wednes- Soirees Intimes in the James Seward, second. 9 Cool Engravinj coming stat- the program. ceive an award of and 16 Circuit Post, day. $1,000 have Other tournament winners were 12 Lubricate Legion Clubhouse. ler Hotel, sponsored by the guild. his prize-winning number pub- in the women 13 18 Oleoresin Thursday—James E. Walker Post Brahms’ and Bach’s pair game, Mrs. Ellis Petrarch's Finland has a “Requiem” lished and performed at the Met- Twelfth Street YMCA.; brought mourning Butts and Mrs. Wayne Barker of love 20 Bewitching Departmen : in to “Magnificat” is being rehearsed by ropolitan Opera House 84 | stamp homage the. late Pehr by mem- Norfolk, first; Mrs. Mabel Du Bois 14 Female (Executive Committee, Legion Club Evind WARREN F. JOHNSON. ORGANIST bers of the sheep 21 Ague house. '! Svlnhufvud, statesman and THE Philharmonic Symphony | CHURCH OF PILGRIMS and Mrs. Violet Zimmer, second, 15 Flatter 22 wife I patriot, who died 22d and P SU. N.W. Orchestda, under the baton Rajah's February 29, 1944. of and Mrs. Edith Fink and Mrs. 17 Assail 7:30 O’CLOCK Leonard 23 Engaged Variations on an Theme, Op. 47 Church Plans Series Bernstein, at a George Mrs. The Original Catharine Tidball, third. In the 19 Ticker ribbon I 24 Express Cora Postal Guide discloses that ___Adolph Hesse Gershwin memorial concert pro- Manoly Six benefit concerts for the organ men’s pair game William Cheeks 20 Sediment 25 Rowlock there are four Tokyos and 14 Ber- gram on March New WRC fund will be on Tuesday evening, and Lt. R. A. 21 Harvests President lins in the United 14 given Wednesday 27. Ashton, first; G. L. 28 Lyric States; also, Mrs. Cora Manoly was aj i communities named LEWIS BROWN evenings in the Church of St. Clem- Dickerman and H. W. Tallman, sec- 23 Fox hole 31 Brightest star installed Paris, 11 Mos- 3400 26 president of the Department of thi ; cows, 8 Londons and 5 Compottr—Instructor ent, Seminary road. Alexandria, ond, and Col. Edward Clifford and Exclamation in Auriga Manilas. Potomac Woman's Relief Piano and Va. The series will open with a re- Col. E. B. Gray, third. 27 Oriental 32 Corps Thtory Concert Schedule Worship to the The Woodridge Club cital Wednesday by Norman Frauen- In the mixed the lead- potentate 37 Auxiliary GAR, at the annua Stamp will TODAY. pair game Game official meet at heim. of this 29 convention banquet at thi the home of Lt. Col. James 3615 Ingomar Place N.W. pianist, city. National ers were A. E. Lane and Mrs. E. R. Insect 44 Man’s name VERTICAL. 40 Ascended Thursday Symphony Orchestra. Dr Continental Hotel. Mrs. L. Brewrink, 1929 street (1 block east ol Conn. * Neb. Aves.) I The remaining concerts are as fol- Hans Kindler, conductor. Constltu- Shepard, first; Mr. and Mrs. Martin 30 Indian chief 45 Space 1 Bird of old 42 Bound Lauri Randolph 0551 tion Hall. 4 p.m Smith of NE- EM. lows : February 7, Arthur Kent, 33 Before 46 Tall stories 2 Providence, R. I„ nationa [ Monday evening, January 22, Geoige Irvins Chandler, tenor, song May, second, and J. D. Boyd and Support 43 Portents president, and Mrs. Laura fit 8. bass baritone of the Metropolitan recital. Music Hour. Barker Hall, Mrs. Dora Schwartz, third. 34 Preposition 48 Projectile 3 Remote 45 Character I. Smith 21. Rose YWCA. 4:.'i0 p.m. national Armando Opera; February d’Amore. Concert Recorded Music. 35 Go first 51 Indisposed planet 46 Cravat secretary, conducted thi Mrs. Jannuzzi Public installation. Edness K. Wilkins, adminis- pianist-composer; March 7, cham- Library. Sixteenth and Lamont The Federal Bridge League start- 36 Glass 52 Banish 4 Pass Grand Dramatic Tenor streets N.W.. 5 47 High in the trative assistant in the Opera p.m. Other officers were: Treasury ber music program by members of Lewis Atwater, organ recital. Anna ed the second half of its season 38 54 Novel 5 Estimate installed Mrs Transporta- scale Department, will address a coins Voice the 304th ASF March Molster. contralto, assisting. All Marie McElroy, Mrs. Specialist Orchestra; team of four series Tuesday night tion system 55 Jap beggar 6 Symbol of 48 Bird counselor; Cor and medals Sours Church. 5 p.m. dia Pollard, meeting of the Collec- Foundation and Technique 21, Mary Adams, organist, and April Gordon String Quartet. National Gal- at the Wardman Park Hotel. A new 39 Rodent class bitterness 49 Consonant secretary; Mrs. Uni tors Club of 1 School of canto lery of Art. 8 p.m. Washington, Thomson btl 4, Wilma Mirelle, soprano of the leader in a Dorsey, senior vice president; Mrs j developed foursome family 56 Saltpeter 7 Gold (Her.) 50 Attribute School, Twelfth and K streets Hobart 9028 San Carlo Opera Co. and Radio TOMORROW. Hattie Canada, Mrs N.W, \ designating itself as the “New 41 Odd job 57 View 8 Frantic 53 Greek letter treasurer; Tuesday evening at 8. .519 Oak St. N.W. (Nr. 16th St.) Music Hall. Concert Recorded Music. Public Ethel Ferris, City Library. Team,” and took first place at the junior vice president; Eighth and K streets Miss N.W.. T:30 p.m. top of the section A, displacing the Bernice Ferris, patriotic in- STAMPS AND COINS Wade N Stephens, organ recital. structor; Miss Caroline L. D. S Chapel. 8 p.m. Government quartet, which held Little, chap- Margaret Vardl. soprano, song recital. lain; Mrs. WASHINGTON STAMP CO.' the commanding position through- Myrtle Burke, senior aide Phillips Gallery. 8:30 p.m. Mrs. 937 Po. Ave. 3091 out nearly all of the first half of Charlotte Cary, instructor ant N.W._EX. TUESDAY. American and foreign gold, *ilver. the season. installing officer; Mrs. Berths antiques,PP.P*3, Marine Band. Marine Barracks. 12:30 cameras; highest prices paid. Brown, Mrs. Hepncr. d02 12th P.m. The New Team won 16 >2 boards inspector; Mary Win- st, n.w. pf, 2668. SUPER SPECIAL — WEDNESDAY. and lost in section gate, press correspondent; Mrs. Isa- UNUSUAL European 1 7>/2 A, the Pick Central AMERICAN _ National Symphony Orchestra. belle AIRMAILS PIC- Dr. Ups won 16 and lost 8 in section Bontz, conductress; Miss Rost —300 (Value $15.00) SS.SO— Hans Kindler. conductor. Constitu- JORIALS — Lee, Alice ALL DIFF. 500 (Value 125 00) Oft m tion Hall. 8:30 p.m. Miss Lippold, Miss Mary RIOINALD STIWART, Dlnctor B, the Government won 16 and lost (Sample lot 1