Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 16

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'he whole object of this sero- nautical code,” says the National Aeronautic Association, “is to stand- ardize and codify, for the use of such manufacturers and operators, the best possible methods which aeronautical knowledge, at this stage of develop- ment, can produce, -in exactly the same manner as the manufacturers of- electrical equipment, . autoraotive engines and other mechanical indus- trfes employ safety codes.” The sectional committee is headed by H. M. Crane, M. E., chairman, for- merly of the Wright Aeronautical Company; Dr. J. 8. Ames, head of the mechanical engineering department, Johns Hopkins University, and mem- ber of the national advisory com- mittee for aeronautics, vice chair- man; Dr. M. G. Lloyd, E. E., of the bureau of standards, secretary, and Arthur Halsted, E. E., of the bureau of standards, assistant secretary. The working out of the safety coCe has been placed in the hands of speclal committees as follows: Subcommittee on airplane structure, Dr. E. P. Warner, supervisor of aero- nautios, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, chairman; subcommittee on power plant,‘ George J. Mead. Wright Aeronautical ° Corporation. chalrman; subcommittes on equip- ment and maintenance of airplanes. Archibald Black, New York city aero- nautical engineer, chairman; subcom- mittee on lighter-than-air craft (bal- loons, airships, parachutes), Ralph H. Upson, aeronautical engineer, Detroit, Mich.,, chalrman; subcommittee on alrdromes and traffic rules (landing fields, airports, traffic rules, signals. qualifications for pilots), Arthur Hal- sted, associate electrical engineer, bu- reau of standards, Washington, D. C., chairman. This committee has practically com- pleted the codification of safety rules for all of the activitfes covered by the subcommittees. WOMEN’S CLUB TO HOLD “GENTLEMEN’S NIGHT” Birthday Banquet Will Be Held November 18—Hostesses Chosen. The birthday banquet of the Wom- en's City Club, to begin at 7 o'clock Saturday night, No\ember 18, at the Men's City Club, will be * “gentlemen’s night” for each ‘club member is per- mitted to bring one guest. It was announced from headquarars of the Woman's organization today that the “‘dress is to be informal, so no one need remain away becuuse of the lack of evening clothes.” Speeches will be made, it was stated, “but they will not be long and portentous.” The following women have agreed to act as hostesses, accordnig to the announcement: Mrs. James Carroll Fraser, Mrs. Mark Potter, Mrs. Peter Drury, Mrs. J. W. Frizell, Mrs. Helen Gardner, Mrs. J. J. Walsh, Mrs. Har- old Paul Parks, Mrs. Frances Perce Stratton, Miss Olive Beatty, Miss Ma- bel Hiatt, Mrs. George Eastment, Mrs. O. E. Hunt, Mrs, Harwood Read, Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mrs. Ellis Meredith, Mrs. George Ricker, Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams, Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, Mrs, Frank Hiram Snell, Miss Ada Rainey, Miss Gertrude E. Leonard, Mrs. Murlel Lynch, Mrs. Edward P. Costigan, Mrs. Mina C. Van Winkle, Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs. Isaac Gans, Mrs. -Susie Root Rhodes, Mrs, Caroline B. Ste- vens, Dr. Edith Coale, Miss Myrtle Bunn, Miss Ethel Bagley, Mrs, How- ard H. Hodgkins, Mrs. June Hull-Bird, Miss Laura Berrien, Mias Mabel Owen, Miss Ida May Mayeru Miss Natalie Sumner Lincoln, Dr. A. Frances Foye and Mrs. Willlam E, Chamberlain. In Kentucky. ‘The Major—Over there is the colo- nel; a fine judge of horseflesh. Ci!y Visitor—So am I—I've dined in restaurants for the last twenty years, EISEMAN'S. 605-607 7th, Bet. F & G - Match Your Coats - With Our Special TROUSERS' $4.65 - Save the price of an entire new suit by 5 matching your odd coats and vests. We have hundréds * and hundreds of Trous- ers in a great variety of - patterns and shades, | making it easy to find { _just the pair you need . tomatch your coats. " Every kind of mate- _ rial is -here—serges, tweeds, herrinéliones and plain shades of flannel. /EVENING--STAR~ WASHINGTON, *D. SAFETY FIRST CODE [EASTERN STAR ORDER, FORU. . ARCRAFT NATINAL BODY,TONEET : worsteds, cassimeres, ¥ sevenhenth Triennial Assembly of General Chapter to Convene November 18. Arrangements have been completed by the General Chapter, Order of the --0., - FRIDAY,: NOVEMBER - 10, - 1922. ' Arlington, Alexandria and other near- by points of interest. In adadition to a printed list ol hehh lanl bnudcul in July, the Y. M. C. A., A., Evangeline Booth House lnd IA. Hotel will make special ar- rangements for housing the guests. First Ald Boeth. first aid booth, with doctors and nurses ln constant attendance during the sessions of the assembly, will be maintained at Convention Hall, where all sittings will be held. Lunchrooms l'lll also be established in the build- n The business sessions Monday will be preceded with religious services Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church, 8th and H streets, when Rev. Willlam S. Abernethy, pastor, will deliver ' the sermon. A musical program by the regular church choir will be pre- sented, with the following participat- ing: W. F. Raymond and John Mar- tyn, tenors; Fred East, baritone; Ed- gar Gray, bass, and Louls A. Potter, ir., at the plano. Following registration of delegates at headquar‘ers in thg New Willard Hotel Monday morning, a rehearsal of Grard Chapter officers will be held at Convention Hall at 9:30 o'clock. Full announcements of the day's program will be made then. you thlll! Dobbs has & most dl‘nlfl.fl bufln “T'd have to see lllm with his wife to be sure.”--Judge. $1,250 PAID IN FINES.' These whisky cases, violations a the national prohibition law, wer disposed of in the United BState branch of Police Court, before Judg Robert E. Mattingly, yesterday, th fines pald being recommended by As sistant District Attorney Frank J Kelly, upon consideration that the de. fendants had pleaded gullty. The de fendants pald fines as indicated: Roy White, $100; Fred Owens, 3§50 Robert Abbio, $100; Anthony Costa tinfa, $100; Hattie Fry, $60; Bamuae D. Emery, $150; Rubin Cohen, §50 Chester Foreman, $160, and James E Merridith, $60; George H. Lee, $100 Robert Strother and Pearl Gray, $350 a total for the day of §1,250. B eraeiyasecr, wil dotiverthe |to be worer-—dudge. " " |a'totai for the day of $130. e S P T——— T —— T3 Ene—e——ae——n et ennial assembly, to be held here, be- ‘ginning Sunday and continuing through Saturday, November 18. 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