Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1928, Page 6

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. MARCH 18. 1928 -PART 1. v HNNUAL SHADBAKE | womes wowins cuonmwes o onvns | WOMEN ORGANEE. |, o=z WEST PONTMEN STRITER DRY LAW NS OTUND' 5 | | TMBLESECTION, 2 = Ve T TONNER 1 A OF RS Speculation 1s rife in many circles™. as to when the cherry blossoms In * Board of Trade Commifleesr Named for .Recreational -Evenl in_May. Group Meets Weekly to Sew| Potomac Park will burit forth to Washington Section, Asso- Successor to Douthitt Con- o attract thousands of people, but ins for Children of Wash- formation compiled by D. E. Sauns ciation of Graduates, | fers With Officials of i | | | | ders. assistant chief of the hortl- i culttiral_division of the Office of ’ / | ington Home. Public Bulldings and Public Parks of Meets at Willard. D. C. Police. the -National. Capital, shows that R e NN By A A o 4 anybody's guess 4s a good one, as ‘|’ e Ths annual shadbake outing of the | Y 3 ¥ Members of the Women's City Club| the blossoms do not have a regular | Battle-worn veterans of far-flung| Emphasizing that he plans 1o con- - Wachington Beard of Trade will be held | \ ¢ : have assumed the ‘role ‘of good angels| time for toming out. | military campaigns joined with younger fine his activities mainly to the pro- 3 ! ation ‘sent to Lieut. it was announced last night \ X . . $ ] for the Washington Home for Children | C,,Th{,_ S'T“(’;;‘,’H,L. 3d. director of the | Army officers in swapping service yarns | motion of legislation ealculated to pete T. Bardrofl, general chatrman | d arc attendin thelr sewing | v 1924 the single t “t t at : o D R et T ang ding to sewing | office, shows that in 4 |across the banquet:table last night at| ter the prohibition situation and pro- - LtationaL Eveak (5 betaked 3. N N 3 i £ o 3 A 3 needs. | :ln:i“on;i a.pxma{ffl l:x'mfg{:- ":,?gf"m:,’,? the annual West Point dinner of the mote law and order, but desir also 1 "W be announced shottly ) . 3 & 2 % J 3 | Each Wednesday from 11 to 2 o'clock ' m{’ Apr)i 26: in 1925 the single blos- | Washington section, Assoclation of ' 1o obtain a working knowledge of actual ' The outing is one of the most popular \ S MY - 3 : : a group of women of the club convenes | . .<oms on March 27 and the double |Graduates, United States Military Jaw enforcement conditions ;’S“\f\‘:m\;: ;R;:P‘;fihfl;‘ilfl:;lfi ::::1 2 P 9 |at headquarters, 22 Jackson place, and | ' on April 15; in 1926 the single on | Academy, in the Willard Hotel. Thomas F. Jarvis, who recentl; se- o 5 ¥ 3 3 » q : | resolves itself into the .| April 11 @nd the ‘double on- April Maj. Gen.. Charles P, Summerall, " i T ", Forest. -Serving with Mr. Bardrofl on 3 e {over six wecks old. there are how 23 | - Soms weré out full on March 20 and |1897 and who has campaigned in the éecretary of ths Citizens .erviee * the geersl camatitov e W, W Boss Ao’ Y & g i | working members, under the ieadership | the double just one month later. | Philippines, China, Alaska and France League for Law. and Order, conforred “ice Chatrman, and fimors T Bordette. | e ; / { it [of Mrs. John Allen Munson, and each | —L | and mow is chiet of staff of the Army, | yesterday with administrative and faw *.nec S Sk RS N § & 1 jmidweek they meet to make garments EUGENICS BARRED Im‘rs!ded az toastmaster. Gen. Sum- | prohibition enforcement officials of the . N o = (for the home at 1715 Fifteenth street, merall is chairman of the Washington | Police Department. Committze Assignments. \ where there are 60 _children. all under —_—————e scsllm.‘l o e 5 ’Mré Jfi:gs fi:‘:\;::"‘&nz!:! 5,;4 uEd- o P 3 |7 vears of age. “Sew for charity” is | . i . Senafor Tyson of Tennessee, who was | Win e, $ nf ent of police st e e RS the slogan, and at present, the womien | Mn0rid Authorities Forbid Cm""’!gradualrd at the Academy in 1333, was | Inspector Henry G. Pratt, assistant e e prtacent o Yo R , jere engaged in making sleeping gar- | at Medical School. |the principal speaker. * The fife, drum | superintendent: Capt. Guy E. Burlin- 2 Board "o Tyade, are as follows \ ; | ments | \and bugle corps of the Army Band | game, veteran lquor squad leader and ~AQvbacy—Brank: E.Gibon, C. J.1 . \ ¥l o \ | "'In adddition to the working members | MADRID, March 17 ().—A course in | sounded “Dinner Formation,” while the | commander of the second precinc: ey e G RPN * 3 ot the sectlon there are ascociate mem | eugenich a the Sen Carlos Medical | band, undér the direction ot Capt. W | Sergl. George £ L s B A= el it el 8 . . \ " 3 ibers, who pay $1 annually to aid in|School has been férbidden by the au- |L: Stannard, rendered service songs. | prohibition enforceme * ¥, Pleree Boteler, Groree Pitt. Charies | A I Pthusing Sting. satctal. o m"!(hm'mes o it o cugencs | L1 assembly sang a number of West | Sergt. O. J. Leterman, Ganr‘and George Miller. | Left to-right. sitting: Mrs. M. R. Cole, Mrs. John Allen Munson, Mrs. George I Brown, Miss M. A. Gilman, Mrs. C. C. | S sponsored by Mrs. Grattan Kerans, | oint favorites, while the Columbian | vice squad. topics will be allowed in public official 5 | Ehel 5 L : who is both an active and associate | Quartette rendered seyeral selections. Maj. Hesse described the confere Arra ~William R. Ellis, chair- | Cole, Mrs. G. M. Emmerick, Mrs. Norm | Coe [ | bulldings in. the, future. Lectures con- “"a"y oiion"Dicture. “West Point. was | as “very harmonious.” and stated & man: George V. Triplett. vice chairman: Back row: Mrs. Bosberry, Mrs, J. S, T: . Mrs. L. B. Becker and Mrs. A. L. Sauls. 1'“‘;’,"“:;&,“(,0 to Mrs. Munson and Mrs, | CCTRINg . these topics will” only be al- | o0 and 2 inspiring tableau, “The | Mr. Jarvis stressed the point that 2 W. Linkin: Saul. Milton lowed i the academy and in profes- | Golor Guard,” was presented by a squad | did not propose to engage in pers ! b e R R T R y : : Kerans, the women of the “thimbl 4 hwab, Grorge W. Offutt and Ben section” are: Mrs. 1. B. Dodson. vice |fional centexs of scientific character. | ;"o s atns assisted by the quartet | investigetions of “speak easies F. T, Wehster. ) of Federal Employes, which has chairman; Mrs. L. S, Sauls, secretary; |2nd only members of & 1e4i€5 | and the Army Band would turn over to the polics a Audit—Raymond M. Florence. chair- U- S. EM PLOYES SEEK n holding scssions here for several 2 o of North Catollna s | Mr8: J.'8, Tagsin, treasurer: Mrs, L. .| Vil be permitted to: attend. Other officers of the local section are: | formation given him. The new min o | days Ben C. Sharp of Nor arolina has | ‘peoker and Mrs .C. C. Cable, chair- — Vice chairman, Andrew Hero, jr.: sec- sccrotary stated that he pla In Charge of Feast. CI.ASSIFlCATION DATA 2 council has writen to C. C. van ' becn appeinted "‘;‘f_‘:"‘ "l’"’l'",”";'h’" men of the entertainment committee, refary, Clatence H.. 'Danielson, and | promote legislation in line Dinner- d Allen. chairma g hairman of the Personnel Class ‘}‘!"}‘*“5{"’;;0‘ ,f‘ = prinih Ly ® Miss Agnes Carleton, Miss Abby John- | Callbreath, Mrs. George H. Brown, Mis. | treasurer, Byard Sneed. The dinner of the Law and Order Le: J.. Mitche s, vice chairman; | ation Board, asking to be advised on Ireasury Depariment. son. Miss M. E. Shanahan, Miss M. L. F. B. de Krafft, Mrs. Norman Ives, | committee consisted of Col. J. P. Wade, | icaving the question of prohibition en- Rassell Shelk, Clarence Miller. R. ———— two pomts: First, “what steps are now . Gilman, Mrs. C. M. Vosbury. Mrs. M. R. | Mrs. J. R. Colburn, Mrs. Don Johnson Maj. J. P. Marley, Maj. Maxwell Murray = forcement largely to the Police De- Wafle. George Davis orge Pltt. jr. Growing Dissatisfaction Brought bmx:jg l“flkfl‘l m.rxha l'x)lrfddln‘t;king‘ 1tlo- Syrians are adopting European hats. Cole, Mrs. G. M. Emmerich, Mrs. J. F. and Mrs. C. Ward. and Maj. Danislzon. partment. and L. Lee Combs. i ward the classification of duties, titles Entertainment—Jeromie P." Barnard. | Before National Federation and rates of compensation of Federal | chairman: Edgar Morris, vice chairman: | employes in the field,” and second, “are | Frank R. Strunk. Frederics M. Brad- Sessions Here. ! the salary classifications undertaken | lev, George A. Emmons. C, W. Clever. | e RSN { for employes of the customs service | Sichey Keni. John Bullough, ir.o Wil- | h and the salary classification which is | Jiam H lanham. Johm E. MeClure Reports of increasing dissatisfaciion now being made in the prohibition William Seay, Ernest Leesnitzer. {on the part of Federal employes in all | service a part of a general scheme of Luncheon—Harry Dean; chairman: | sections of the .coun: due ‘to their ' classification for all employes of the Harry E, Mockbee. vice chairman: E..T. | uncertainty as to their classification | field services, and it so, what services Burdette; W. 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