Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1926, Page 14

RED CROSS GROUP MEETS | HERE SOON Presicent Coolidge Will Ad-| drgss Annual Convention | October 4 to 7. Fational welfare from coast to ooast, as well as in insular posses sions, will be the dominating note of | eight round-table discussions. the | main featpre of the annual conven- | tion of the American Red Cross to be | held here Ocfober 4 to 7. Ev portant city as well as many rural chapters will be represented in this big pool of opinion to give greater efficiency to Red Cross policies. A general session will be devoted to the problems of Red Cross disaster rellef service, now brought vividly to | the minds of the people by the Flor hurricane disaster. President to Speak. y i % President Coolidge as president of o " \ DL TR the American Red Cross will address ,\ : 3 o the delegates at the opening Monday v e 5 | fi i 2 IVE evening, meeting in Memorial Con-| 3 . | A « tinental Hall, adding an invisible | > E . i g 4 i audience all over the United States to | o o o ; s ¢ gy OUTFIT Washington, for the speech will be 1 : 3 SR i ,.l i broadcast by the Radio Corporation of i i 4 3 America. The chair will be taken by | } : Judge John Barton Payne, chairman : of the Red Cross, at 8 oclock, after a . ) concert by the United States Marine | > I Band Orchestra | - . : i 4 v m u l Other speakers of the evening will be Col. Ernest P. Bicknell, vice chair man of foreign and insular operations, ! on -the eve of his departure for Paris, | where he will reside as newly appoinf ed vice chairman of the League of Red Cross Societies: James L. Fieser, | vice chairman of domestic operations. and Miss Grace Abbott, chief of the | Children's Bureau, United States De- | Ppartment of Labor. - The opening meeting of the con- % UnDSRWoOD . tiful velour with loose spring-filled cushions; Mahogany-finish Davenport Table, Mahog- any-finish End Table, Polychrome Floor Lamp Base, Shade; Bridge Lamp Base, Bridge Lamp Shade, two Electric Torchiers, two Mahogany Candlesticks, Polychrome Console Mirror, two Polychrome Book Ends and Polychrome Smoking Stand. . Seventeen picces, consisting of Three-piece Overstuffed Suite, upholstered in a very beau- g vention will be held Monday morning in the auditorium of the United States Chamber of Commerce at the invita- tion of the board of directors, who Rave also extended the use of rooms in their claseic bullding facing La- fayette Park for- other sessions. Judge Payne as chairman will ‘make & report on “The year’s work of the es T. Ni Alais - American National Red Cross™ after | Nomes A 1\ nowsqn. Miss Clara D-| HALL TO BE DEDICATED. the invocation by the Right Rev.lguie ' = " " i it . lames E. Freeman, Bishop of Wash- 3, 114 ington. ! SEND §20,000 BY PLANE. William and Mary College’ Cere- Welcome By Col. Bell. ~— ‘ mony Set for Tomorrow. i Delegates will he welcomed to the | Workmen and Management of Phila-| \ 171 1AMSBURG, Va., September Upper, left to right: Judge John Barton Payne, Chairman of American Red Cross, and L. E. Gielgud, assistant to director general, League of Red Cross_Societies. Lower, left to right: Col. Ernest P. Bicknell, vice chairman in charge of foreign operations, American Red Cross, and James L. Fieser, vice chair- man of domestic operations, American Red Cross. $250 Complete Dining Room Ofitfit Buffet Five Chairs China Case Armehair s Includes: 5 4 erver Mirror Extension Table Console Set District of Columbia by Col. J. Frank- | 5 P = lin Bell, in behalf of the District S i O 4. 25 ().—The new Phi Beta Kappa me. Board of Commissioners. and by A& $20.000 contribution to the Flor:|morial hall at William and Mary Col- Elliott H. Goodwin, resident viee pres- | ida rellef fund in the form of two o : ident of the United States Chamber | checks of $10.000 each was brought | €8¢ Will be dedicated Monday accord. of Commerce. [to Washington from Philadelphia yes- |ing to Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, president Delegates and their guests as well | terday hy airplane and delivered 10| of the college. The structure wil as membefl of the National Tuber- Judge John BRarton Pavne, 41\4”‘"\&""‘“5‘ about $120,000 and will seat the culosis ‘Association and foreign guests | of the American Red Cross il - B attending the international meeting | The contribution was made by the | of the assocfation held in this city at | management and the men of the Phil-| One wing of the memorial hall is . £ i (i 1hs -X;OCU ecorated and Huguenot the same time will be entertained adelphia Rapid Transit system at the [q |, AN i q ’ | ) 323 Monday afernoon at a reception £iven | fuggbstion of the men. each zroup | %o o (e (O SRCCE Pob 5 4 Walnut Veneer cn Hardwood 8t national headquarters = | contributing half the fund sent B L Qe A s ) 2 . ’ ‘ Four-Piece Bedroom Suite of the Red Cross central t One check was from the Mitten ) d ; i b and ladies of the President’s cabinet. | Management. Inc.: the other the ca. Nounded shortly before the Revolution- ' % ! 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