Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1929, Page 35

Sunday Excursions $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmingtcn AND RETURN Sunday, April 21 SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Washington ........7.30 AM. RETURNING, leaves ladelphia PRIt s bl onester 8.05 P.M., Wilmington, 825 P.M. Pennsylvania Railroad Lord Calvert Coffee 100% Pure Coffee Tone Up Your System— Spring Is Here National Society Will Have . Vice President Curtis as Guest of Honor. With Vice President Curtls among Il | the guests of honor, the thirty-seventh associate council, National Soclety United States Daughters of 1812, will be held at Washington beginning Mon- day and continuing until Wednesday afternoon. Although the council will not for- mally open until Monday evening when | the president national, Mrs. Samuel Z. Shope of Narberth, Pa. will call the delegates to order, arrangements have been completed for the delegates to make two pilgrimages prior to the open- ing, one to Star Fort, Fort McHenry, to- morrow, under, auspices of the Council of the State of Maryland, and one to | the Presbyterian Meeting House - at Alexandria Sunday, where a tablet will | be unveiled. b | At Fort McHenry Gov. Ritchie of | Maryland, Mayor Broening of Baltl- | more, Col. Conrad of the 3d Corps Army Area, James Hancock, chairman of the | committee in charge of the restoration | of Fort McHenry, and Mrs. Shope, | president national of the Daughters of | 1812, will be the speakers. Miss Flor- | ence P. Sadtler, State president of the Maryland council, will extend greetings | 10 the delegates. Tablet Unveiling. | - The ceremonies at Alexandria will be held at 3 o'clock and will be in charge of Mrs. Frederick W. Matteson. Fol- lowing the unveiling of the tablet, the annual memorial services of the or- ganization will be held with Mrs. W. 8. Shaw, chaplain national, as chairman. Prior to the opening of the council § | Monday evening, committee and ex- ecutive board meetings will be held in the Willard Hotel, while at 2:30 o’clock a conference will be held by the com- | mittee on national defense, Mrs. Mary Tucker, chairman. Two ad- the first on “International Re- by Mrs. Helen K. Stewart of . and a second on “Immigra- v Harry F. Brewer of New Jer- 1l be delivered. e council will be convened for- . Shope and the opening session | marked by an interesting pro- |gram. The Marine Band will furnish music. Business Session Tuesday. ess session at N | reports will be heard w N day morning, while a s | will be held during the af evening a reception and banque held at which Vice President Curtis and_Senator Reed of Pennsyl- vania will be the guests of honor. Wednesday the sessions will be de- | voted to election of officers and the hearing of reports of special committees. With the possible exception of the | reception at which Vice President Cur- | tis will be the guest, the opening ses- | sion Monday evening promises to be the | most colorful. This session will be | marked by a ceremony in which much | of the military ceremontes in regard to the flag will be carried out and Army | an contingents will participate. | Maj. Gen. E. A. Helmick (retired) will 5 resent the American colors, while other | flags with notable histories through | their association with the various con- | flicts of the United States, particularly | ti=t of 1812, also will be presented. | ERIC DAHLGREN EXPIRES ON TRAIN IN ITALY B Grandson of Late Civil War Ad- miral Married Baroness Eliza- beth Rosen in 1923. N By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 19—E Dzhl- § | gren, grandson of the I dmiral {Jchn A. 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