Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1930, Page 36

IUINT LUNGEDN ISHELDBY CLUBS First Comblned Meeting of Civic and Service Groups Observes Thanksgiving. For the first time in Washington's history & of leading local service nM eme clubs, represen in_their citizens from walks of m ugn life, met yesterday in a joint Xunchwn conclave at '.h: illard Hotel. Henry N. Brawner, of the Rotary Club, Preld Clubs represented at the gathering included the Washington Business Club, at the resident be mmlmmm mt nmmfi- Kmn.mk Leadbetter, R. Man,n lolda- mlnnlnd'mlhmAMthum d.ent o(mm; Buen:” Alru ('Amenun-) Rotary Club, was present A quuw. from the Church of the Miss Helen Howi- son, m.,, it & Ohlrlul:dml”u; accom| o uhl? Wilson, ehtertained, Group !ml was led by William T. Pierson. Hoover to Attend Game, Newbold Noyes, chairman of the com- mittee in charge of the Marines-Cc st Guard foot ball game, to be held at Grifth Stadium December 6, announced lt the meef that President Hoover d to attend the game, which is played !or the benefit of the un- employed, Mr. Noyes urged the various civic members to attend the game. Dr. Henry W. Snyder, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, addressed the meeting on the subject “The Spirit of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1930. ANNUAL PLAY OFFERED BY G. W. TROUBADOURS “Good Gracious, Godfrey.” Will Be Presented at McKinley High on December 11, 12 and 18. e sixth annual production of the Ooorn Wlahlngton mverslt{ Tmnbu- Graclous, bl uunwd at the )‘cmey th Schml Auditorium December and 13, Parts in the play, which was written by Prank Westbrook and Fletcher Hen- derson, have bezn assigned to w.us Jane Wilson, Miss ‘W umw 1 W Niss Marjorle Mary Wala rior , Willlam Phillips and Pnul an gell, ‘Three chonuu of 12 girls each will take part. Most of the musical num- bers were written by Bill Jemison. Gostumes were designed by Miss Kitty | Arii Boykin, and John Redmond has charge of the stage sets, Tennis rackets of “Elektron” maul have appeared in Ge LIEUT. TALLEY IS BURIED Arlington Interment Is Held for Retired Cavalry Officer. Arlington Natfonal Cemetery Tuesday for Lieut. David L. Tally, a retired Cavalry officer, who died at a local hospital last Friday after a long illness. will | Lieut. Talley was a native of Tennes- served two.years in the ranks s¢e 'and served 2| of e Army before belnl commissioned @ second lieutenant of Cavalry in Oc- tober, 1902. He was transferred to the Tetired list in August, 1910, on account of disability incurred in the lhn of duty. His widow, Mrs. Sidney M. 'idon 155 | cently resided at Columbl. Falls, t. Japanese Attachments Authorized. ‘The Secretary of War has authorized the attachment of Maj. Choji Shiro- kane, Infantry, and Capt. 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