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, <P84 departmental, presided at the lunch- will be honored. Home headquarters. venir sheet in memorial as a birthdays carrying a block of four phony 1937. The story of the being active all year around. Their organ feature of the 0 76 eon and meeting. Mrs. Dorothy B. Board, January 29, with Ruby Deery. I all ’round and to film is taken from an anecdot about festivals at Music Mountain in Con- ladies’ night. Admission is Scot- perforated priced by 4 Q 1076 3 was Police and Fire Post, tish Rite Harper general chairman. Warren G. Harding Chapter— through sell at 20c. Czar Nicholas I, who misread the necticut have attracted many music membership card. Comdr. William [ 4 KG J4 entertainment and refresh- Rees, on Januarj name of an officer in a his lovers in the summer, in that Tuesday, report, period AQ97 27. will make a presentation tc Whether or not the new courtiers Sigmund Spaeth will give a lec-' ments.