Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1930. 1 Y sponsored by that institution. Griffith | Presentation of play, Ryland Dramatic Johnson of Central High School, who | Club, Jefferson Junior High Auditortum, as ranked second to Gullion yesterday, | 8 p.m. Auspices of Fairbrother-Rossell o participated in the American Uni- | Parent-Teacher Association. At — oD, 1 1 this: on of | Lory) Cottest, winuing second PIACe| ‘wrisrtainment ind dance, Park View Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Allen W. Gullion - BCOI"A’lmunfly Center, Park View School, of 3730 Northampton street. Col. Gul- R lion is attached to the office of the CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Mulinery sale, Tdaho Councll, D. of udseRdyooate gpusral of ithie iy and TODAY. P, council room, Pythian Tempie, 1012 Concert and dance, Catholic Univer- | Ninth street, today. last Summer was chief miltary ad- viso! 1t S ferenoe %, Iternational Red Oross | sity Glee Club, small ball room Willard Hotel, 8 pm. A—-12 victory in The Star's finals as well| perienced Wednesday night before the | as the distinction of belng the out-| final test was to take place. He said standing high school orator of Wash-| "o, "eary Thursday morning before | DOLE GULLION Star Area Oratory Winner Is Congratulated on All Sides by Students. Trip to Europe Awaits Him. Provided young Gullion speaks in the National Oratorical finals here May 24, as he has the right to do, he will Teceive $200 and become a mermber of the party of seven national finalists who will tour Europe for 2}, months this Summer, visiting Oberammergau during_the presentation of the Pas- slon_Play. Gullion said today that his selection as the best of the 11 contestants by the board of judges came as a distinct | surprice. He'wes not aware of their | deciston until half an hour after it was made, when Edward Nelson, assistant principal, met him in the school cor- ridors and informed him he was the | been interrupted at times by his father's conference at Geneva. Edmund was with him there. Young Gullion is not sure just what he will do when he is graduated from FUTURE. Dance, Iris Social Club, Swanee ball Dinner, American Society of Naval T?fl;’flt Earle Theater Building, Sunday night. Western next month. He thinks, how- | Egfl?t;r;-mlarge ball room Willard | nig! Ot ever, that he will spend a vear in a| h SIS Meeting, Gridiron Club, gridiron room, preparatory school here before Iakifnx' Dinner, Kappa Gamma Phi, garden | Willard Hotel, tomorrow noon. college entrance examinations for | of the Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. = Princeton. | He has ot enoush credits i ik ¢ Mesting. Syracuse University Alumnt, in French, he said, for exemption from, Meeting, Brightwood Citizens’ Asso- | the Playhouse, L g the examination. His schooling has | ciation, Paul Junior High School, 8 |1oon: 2 pm. Diocesan play, Girls' Friendly Society | winner and would have to make anoth- | transfer to other posts. His first year R | of Washington, St, Mark's Church, to- T o ot e as.embly Of the Stuecl, | of high. schocl Wea_taken ers st the| . Séfmon, “A Senfiment for Mothers, | of Washington, Bt. Mi which then was about to take place. | Woodward School for Boys. Then the | LiVing and Dead,” Washington Hebrew | ashics hero. Gullion made the speech, but he de- | famii | Congregation, 8 p.m. Preacher, Dr.| Mceting, nature study section, Dis- | Everywhere e tur red this morning he hasn't the Abram Simon. | trict of Columbia Federation of Wom. congratulations an ghtest recollection of what he said el , | en’s Clubs, Mount Pleasant branch o! genter of a circle of adn ¢ night he went to Waller Recd | cpemesentation of Diay iadies’ Ald So- | the Public Library, tomorrow, 2 p.m. esterday afterno E al to visit his younger sister | e 5 | e < with well wishers . who is recovering from a se- l:}‘u”&::;:"g“"g 5;;:3,;:1 ]:;Id Cps*:r!e‘:s Card party, Orient Commander;.l bell was ringing 5 heart attack. st, 8 p.m. 0x P.-T. A. | Knights Templar, Drill Corps, Masonic Hall, Eight and F streets northeast, to- Earlier Excitement Was Worse. morrow night. According to Guillion, the excitement S of winning the contest is nothing to | Unives r-old Edmund Gullion won the right to rep- Star in the National Ora- torical Contest, is more the idol and envy of his fellow students at Western High School today that any foot ball Beyenteen- moved to Fort Leavenworth, where he went to school for & He has attended Western for w s, At Princeton, Gullion e a straight academic foul and then specialize eith journalism At some time or other he may avail of a scholarship to American which he won last year in a in law or Dance, Phi Kappa Fraternity, Hotel Roosevelt, tonight. Meeting, Massachusetts State Society, There is not a student at Western but wishes he in the place of the quiet, dark. d senior who won substantial mater reward by his Electric power generation is gaining steadily in Mexico. No Interest or Extras Added. We Do Not Penalize Our Friends. 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