Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1930, Page 14

A—14 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 1 U HUTEL Ifl BE RUN, IOR LE E COMMITTEE WHICH WILL RUN HOTEL BY JUNIOR LEAGUE Members Will Serve On Prof- It-sharing Basis to Aid Children’s Hospital. A father's meager purse can't provide the extra daily quart of milk which the doctor says his little boy must have if he 18 to overcome tuberculosis. Again, a father and mother who are fgnorant of medical science and yet are suspicious of physicians’ knowledge, re- | fuse to give their child the medicine | that has been prescribed for its| weakened heart. | Then there is the little fellow who | lives on the other side of town who has no means of reaching the clinic where they are fighting for him the | Tavages of a disease that will leave him | & racked body if, indeed, it lets him live at all. Aided by Junior League. And so they go—the cases that pro- | vide work for the social service de- | ment of Children’s Hospital which | looks to the Junior League of Wash- ington for its support. The hospital, for instance, the case of “John” over to the Junior | League. The social service staff first | arranged things with a furniture con- cern so that the monthly insta¥ment was cut in half and this made available money for that quart of mil These members of the Junior League will have charge of the Willard Hotel November 20, when the league will oper- ate the hotel. Left to right: Mrs. hart Haynes, Mrs. G. Howl: Rust, jr.; Mrs. Blaine Mallan, work. | turned | sons in & family are affected ‘by the |the chairmanship of Mrs. . Eberhart Haynes, and information will be given The staff is headed by Miss Lucia | at two booths whose management will | C. C. Glover, jr; Mrs. L. McCormick-Goodhart, Miss Laura Tuckerman, Mrs. F. Eber- d Chase, Miss Loranda Prochnik, Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes, Mrs. C. R. Kurtz, Mrs. H. L. Mrs, Henry Ravenal, Miss Meredith Todd and Mrs. Sidney Thomas. Star Staff Ph ‘ Beautiful Book Show Planned. LEIPZIG (#)--Germany's 50 most Murchison and includes Miss Ellen M. | be in the hands of Mrs. Charles D.|beautiful books of 1930 will be sent to Whitridge, assistant, and Miss Marie | Hayes. Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes is gen- Clarkson, secretary. The Junior League's part in the| | eral chairman. The proceeds will go direct to the |the United States for exhibition next year, the plan being to exchange such exhibits with Great Britain and D. C, NOVEMBER 2 DROUGHT FAILS TO CHECK COUNTY DAIRY OUTPUT Prince William Cows Maintain Fair Average of Milk During October. Special Dispatch to The Star. MANASSAS, Va., November 1.—De- spite the drought dairymen of Prince Williams have managed to maintain a fair average of milk and butter fat in their production. for the month just ended, according to the report of Ar- thur J. Brady, herd tester, made public last_night. There were 705 cows in the herds with membership in_ the Prince Wil- liam County Dairy Herd Improvement | Association, and, with 115 dry cows in- | cluded in the 'checking, the October | average was 695.9 pounds of milk, and | 2548 pounds of butter fat. | Charles C. Lynn of the Manassas | District was the owner of the high cow for the month, his pure-bred Holstein Pet producing’ 1767 pounds of milk and 742 pounds of fat. High herd was owned by P. A. Lewis, with 32 cows averaging 1,1105 pounds of milk and 37.12 pounds of butter fat. The second | best herd was owned by Harley & | Kline, while the third herd to score was that of J. F. Miller. Members having cows on the month- ly honor roll were E. R. Conner, Rich- ard 8. Hynson Broad View Farms; Percival A. Lewis, Harley & Kline, J. F. Miller, Dr. E. H. Marsteller, J. B. Barrett, C. F. M. Le: 1930—PART Associntion of Indian Head High Special Dispatch to The Star. ONE. | ‘The Athletic Assoclation, formed of the |a tennis tournament to be heid in the ATHLETIC BODY AFORMED student body of* Lackey High School, |coming Spring. Yvonne Hautin, 20 years of age, & has been reorganized for 1930-31 by electing the following: President, Altan Davis; vice president, Herman Barnes; | Promising actress of the Paris Comedie secretary and treasurer, Elsie Brown, | Francaise Co, has just resigned {0 be- The association is making plans for | come a nun. School Plans Season. INDIAN HEAD, Md., November 1.— safety, efficiency and pleasure of motoring. Spon- At the Washington Airport sored by Lee D. Butler, Inc.,, Distributor of Stude- Y Ab Jenkins will give hourly demonstrations from [ oday coee bakers. el il Senbatare trone R te Ab Jenkins, breaker of records, will use without resorting to “charity” at all, | work is paramount, becaues the league | maintenance of the social service de- | America. John's family met its problem. But there are other things having to do with heart treatment besides diet. John shouldn’t climb steps, so the social service department had him transferred to a school house where the fifth grade class room—John's in that grade—was on the first floor. Then to | make sure John was getting the kind of home treatment he should, the de- partment's workers visited his house several times. Parents Sometimes Helped. Now, sometimes if isn't only the child who needs atténtion. The de- partment had a case where a child was & victim of a serious nervous disorder. Arrangements were made for the little one. The staff worker noticed the mother was herself nervous. The mother has submitted to an operation, m things are looking up in that house- old. In September alone there were 107 cases cared for by the staff. This en- | tailed more than 217 visits, and dealt | with & much larger number of indi- viduals than the “107 cases” appearing on the report indicates, for frequently, as in the case of “John,” several per- | actually supports it, paying the salaries | of the staff of three and providing them | with an automobile. And not only funds, but personnel is provided, for the young soclety women who comprise the " league’s membership themselves drive unwell children to the clinics and assist attending physicians. League to Raise Funds. ‘The Junior League is determined to carty on the work it has begun, and it is for that purpose that it is taking over the Willard Hotel on November 20 to operate its various departments on a profit-sharing basis. There will be special business men's luncheon that day, and a special tea dance which will include a fashion show and supper dance. including a movie children’s party, noon. Peacock alley will be transformed into a commercial mart, where the partment of the hospital. REALTY DEALER IS HELD | Posing as U. S. Inspector Charged even don the white coats of nurses and | Against Cumberland Man. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., Nov, 1—Or- ange P. Bricker, former shoe merchant of this city, who lately has been en- gaged in the real estate business and as a commercial adjuster, was held in $500 bond by United States Commis- sioner Thomas J. Anderson here for United States Court at Pittsburgh. Bricker is charged in an indictment Members of the league will be | with representing himself as a United | the waitresses for these affairs. A real !suus post office inspector in the col- | ¢% _ SHOPp at the friendly store— lection of an $80 account at Union- | show for their own entertainment, will | town, Pa. be a special feature in the late after- | | Bricker denies the charge. been conducting a collection agency in It is stated that he displayed a badge. 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