Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 6

OR. JOHNSON MADE CONFERENGE HEAD Asscciate Professor at Cath-b olic University Will Succeed | Mgr. J. H. Ryan. | | THE EVENING CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Church, Rock Creek Parish, have ex- tended invitations for the opening of the new parish house at 7:80 o'clock. IHeada Catholic Charity ! TODAY. The rector and vestry of St. Paul's o Nelson A Miles Auxiliary to United nish War Veterans, will have a card | p ty. 8:30 o'clock, at Oyster's Audi- torium, Twenty-sixth and Pennsylvania r.ue. A musicale sponsored by Abraham | Lincoln Circle, No. 3, Ladies of the G.| A. R.. will be given at the Willard Ho- | tel, 8:15 o'clock. STAR., WASHINGTON, ness meet, 11 a.m. At noon there will be a talk by Dr. J. Winthrop Peabody, clinical director of Tubercular Junior Camp. Dr. Abram Simon will review “The Unknown Sanctuary” before the Forum ‘01 the Jewish Community Center, De- ‘cember 4, 8:30 pm Public invited. The Sixteenth Strest Highlands Cit! ociation will meet December 3 \n as bly room of the Sixth Presby- | P. W. Nicholson will | s ‘The Dupont Circle Citizens' Associa- | tion will meet at the Mayflow otel | | December 3, at 4:45 p.m. Clarence A. | D. €, FRIDAY, T December 3, 8:15 p.m., at 1900 F street. Prof. Will Hutchins will give an illus- trated lecture. The Canadian Club will have a bridge and 500 party December 5 at the May- | flower Hotel. The National Genealogical Society | will meet tomorrow, December 1, at 8 | p.m., at the Mount Pleasant branch of | the Public Library. One feature will be | aper by Horace Kephart on “Penn vania’s Part in Winning the We; Those. interested invited. < o A large part of Ecuador is covered | with_vir, ‘n fnrt’!! SOL NOVEMBER 30 HERZOG —-Hcme of the Budget Whether It’s Suits or O’coats, we're ready for you tomorrow A masquerade party for the benefit of | Aspinwall will speak of the Community | Joseph's Church, Second and C Chest. Announcement of standing com- streets northeast, will be given at the | mittees. school hall, 8:30 ooluck e v i ‘Washington Society of Engineers w FUTURE have its annual dinner December Ladies' Auxiliary. District of Columbia | Roe Fulkerson 7:30 p.m., at the Raleigh Hotel. Speal Department meets Tuesday, De- | ers: Glasses Fi Willard T. Chevalier and Strick- | ( ) cel mbhr 4, at 8 pm. Public invited. land Gillilan. | Opster's Auditorium, Twenyt-sixth street | basaar by it | NOW AT Turkey dinner and Perinsylvania avenue. | Ladies’ Guild. December 4, from 5 to 7 G p.m., at Emmanuel Church, Thirteenth and V streets southea: National Press Club Building Two Doors From FOX THEATER with special price tags on these two groups George Johnson, associate | jon at Catholic named head of | Cathoiic Welfare Con- | cceed Right Rev. Mgr. | esigned the pos r ty, o Blue Q’coats J. Sievens of San Fran- will lecture on “Man Vi | ibie, Tnvisible and?” tomorrow, 8 pm. | pederation of s’ Associations e acuriie forfehs Iimteek LiTeAL v i1t anieet tomorre pm., in board- | = & . room of the District Bqulng __REV. DR. GEORGE JOHNSON. | ophio Girls' Club will have a dance widely known 1n 2-Pants Suits | | The Amertcan Association of Univer- | tomorrow evening at the Arlington Ho- e | sity Women in all college women LA!JSNG LEAVES 3219 b el ST S L and their friends on a moonlight <zrnu‘ \ John L. Burncit Council, No. 5, will | around the Basin tomorrow, starting va | from_the Mills Building, Seventeenth 's on Estate in | :"m r\"; Dyster supper tomorrow from | TR, lcvivania avenue, at 7:30 pm. I Leagers: " Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin, | Manor Park Citizens’ Association will | and M Fenton. ¢ of set N ay, 17 .m., itti o et endar, 745 pam., WhIter |, washington branch of the Asso- L I ciation of Teachers of Spanish will ob- ont Ald will meet at the | serve the hundredth anniv Club December 5. Busi- | birth of Go early edus of that ci 3 prop: Columbia valued at || ing to the petition of Eleanor F. Lansing, ters on his e Hard Worsteds— All Sizes— Worth $40 & $45— uet n of schools at 5 1921, At the con- | terest in a lay 000. Attorne: the petition All Sizes— Worth $45— Special Special VAN GOGH CANVAS ROW DEEPENS IN GERMANY S RS SR | W R & q J <ot o Authenticity of 80 Paintings Is| LOCATID AT it . -0 C1\C | | ¥ | Cause of Controversy | RALEIGH i L] in Berlin. | By ssociated Press [eX \ B N, November 30.—Controversy | . ket 4 Laer e authenticity of 39 paintings | 5 ttributed to the noted artist Vincent \ i cs ha ;’ n a hend. The| [ ‘4 : . : on Sor HERZ0G /.. 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