Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1930, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. NATIVES' SOCIETY PLANS INNOVATION Social Hour Will Be Intro- duced at Meeting To- Lieut. Col. Ohnstad Transferred to Va. | OFFICERS ASSIGNED. - . | Fort Monroe, Lieut. Col. John C. Ohnstad, Coast | Artillery, at Fort Eustis, Va. has been detaied 'to duty with the Goast Artil-| lery Board at Fort Monroe, Va.: Maj.| Charles H. Bonestecl, Infantry, in this city, has been ordered to the General Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark., for treat- ment; Lieut. Col. James B. Taylor and | Capt. Abraham M. Lawrence, at Fort Eustis, Va.; Capt. Douglas M. Griggs, at Fort Monroe, Va., and Capt. H. KENWOOD BEACH ELECTS GUTSHALL Association Names Officers and Committees for Year at Meeting Last Night. the hall of the Chestnut Farms Da 2109 Rhode Island avenue northeast. Will Gutshall was elected president | of the association. which holds its Win- ter meetings in the District and its | Summer sessions at Kenwood Beach, | Md. Other officers are R. E. Anderson | treasurer; W. W. Woodward, vice presi- The executive committee is made up | of William Nally, R. R. Taylor and Dr | Fred Potter. ther committees are: Membershi | Claude Offutt: strects and Toads, Wil: {liam Hayes; auditing, George Martin: | health and_ sanitation, Mr. Gutsha | fire and police, Mr. Nally; mails, M: idem. and Mrs. Helen Witmer, secrctary. | FLYING-MISSIONARY. PLANS ALASKA FLIGHT Brother Feltes Will Act as Pilot for Jesuits Visiting Catholic Posts. The first flying missionary, Brother G. J. Feltes, here. Tuesday conferring with aviation authorities, will leave New York soon for a flight to Alaska, where he will act as pilot to Jesuit mis- sionaries. T ? |in Alaska to test the feasibility of sup- | Prancisco. After asbrief stop he will | planting travel by dog team with the fake off for Seattle, Wash., and thence use of planes. to the Holy Cross Mission, in Alaska, Brother Feltes will first fiy to San ! which will be his permanent post. Here’s the Surest Way Known to Get Your Daily Vitamins 1ISO'S C‘o‘:{f’éh.s Successfully used for past65 years. Pleasant, soothing and healing. Contains no opiates. 35¢ and 60c sizes. | QuIcK RELIEF morrow Evening. Morrow, at Fort Hancock, N. J; all of the Coast Artillery, have been ordered to the proving ground at Aberdeen. | Md.: Capt. Edwin C. Callicutt, Coast Artiilery, at Fort MacArthur, Calif., has been assigned to the 14th Coast Artil- lery at Fort Worden, Wash.; Capt. John Schocklin, Quartermaster Corps, at Jef- fersonville, Ind., has bewn ordered to Fort Jay, N. Y. Licut. Cols, Walter J. Scott and Alvan 8. Perkins, Cavalry, have been placed on the retired list in the grade of colonel by reason of disability incident to the service. Col. Scott is at Houston, Tex., and Col. Perkins at Hot Springs, Ark. .G“"h"v"; lawns, gardens and parks. P. Brother Feltes obtained a pilot's 1i- E.‘Smnlh': entertainment, Mr. Offutt; cense at San Francisco recently, and Officers were electe d committees vic relations, Dr. Potter; architecture intends to visit the 17 Catholic mis- appoiimed by ithe Ke d:(',:i Sommitiecs and building, J. McChesney: beach, B.'sionary posts in the Arctic regions. Tt PPyl * ity each Citi-| R. Taylor, and publicity, A. F. Scheer. is the intention of Jesuit missionaries zens' Association, meeting last night in . Better Health and Greater Strength, Energy and Activity for Weak, | A Mc-i | Rundown Underweight Folks A musical ‘and literary entertainment will feature the January meeting of the | Society of Natives, District of Columbia, at the Washington Club, Seventeenth and K streets, at 8 o'clock tomorrow | night. The program has been arranged | by Mrs. Ella C. Robinson, chairman of the entertainment committee. There will be a social hour, an inno- vation in the society’s meetings, de- signed to make all members feel at home at the gatherings. Hostesses will be Mrs. Irene Dunham and Mrs. Grace Merchant Shepherd, Who will preside at the tea table, as- sisted by Miss Clara Bright and Mus. Thelma Mills Rector. In addition there will be a special reception committee comprising Miss Flora Schuldt, Mrs. | Zell Weaver Oatley, a former vice pres | ident: Mrs. Johann Kondrup, who ai ranged the recent Christmas program: Mrs. Maurice Jarvis Sherrill, one of the | active members of the society, and Mrs Henry Fenno Sawtelle, its second vice president. | ” Hosts will be Judge Gus A. Schuldt. | uary 26. first vice president: Ralph L. Hall, third | A program of special music has been Vice president; Washington Topham. | arranged. with a woman's quartet, | Rudolph _Bishop, Jefferson Middleton | xylophone, boys' band and male quar- and Lee D. Latimer, a former president | tet and bells, of the society. Matters coming up at the business part of the meeting include adoption ‘nf amendments to co-ordinate the | phraseology of some of the by-laws. 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Frank Yeager, manager of a bakery at 2918 Georgia avenue, appealed to | police to make an effort to put a stop | to the thefts of boxes of doughnuts { from in front of grocery stores each morning after 2 o'clock.” Yeager said the thieves have been in the habit of selling the doughnuts to owners of Take Warning! —Headaches, b 1 urred | Other ‘stores. vision are nature's warn- | Theft of a box containing 12 dresses, | valued at $150, was reported fo police 38 afteuity isonE A1 | by Frank Rosenberg, Roosevelt Hotel. you running past these || He said the dresses were taken from signals? his automobile on Central avenue, Ivy | City. early last evening. |~ Intruders yesterday were in the house ‘nf Mrs. Lucille Brown, 507 Fiftieth Our ‘ street northeast. Entrance was gained | were told, and two coats worth $69 through a rear unlocked door, police Optical R |9 PARACHUTE JUMPERS Dept. 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