Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1931, Page 5

9 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. HOLD DEDIATIONS REQUESTEDON 47 mend the widening of Hobart street, Gov. Ritchie Among Speakers Parking Ban and New Lights | i provided such action does not inter- [ fere with any plans of the National | i Sl } at College Park Build- Urged by Citizens of Co- | POLICE ELECT M'GRATH ings and Fount. ‘ ‘ C.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1931. A—S5 | annual turkey dinner tomorrow from |Hugh Clower, Mrs. L. L. Hurley, Mrs. 5-to 8 pm. in the Sunday school build- | T. W.| Moseley, Mrs. Chilcoate, Mrs, ing. Miss Mollie Hall, chairman; Mrs. | Carrie’ Harrison and Miss Susie Beall, Lee Sellman, assistant chairmai committes in charge Hekx Turkey Dinner Planned. BELTSVILLE, Md., December 2 (Special) —The Mite Society of the Methodist Church South will hold their HAWKS WON'T RACE WEDELL 0 MEXICO Seeks Air Mark HOPES TO BETTER CROSS- COUNTRY SPEED RECORD. Pilot, Forced Down Yester- | day, Declines to Compete \ With New Record Holder. l | A Brand New Suggestion for) Christmas Individual Initialed Wool Comforts Full size comforts with 1009, wool filling covered in single- Named President of Association in sion to have Harvard street made a = i cross-town boulevard The meeting was held at the New | Special Dispatch to The Star. Resolutions requesting that the di-| | COLLEGE PARK, Md., December 2.— | rector of traffic make several changes Capital *Park and Planning Commis- Amsterdam Hotel, Fourteenth andi lumbia Heights. | Led by Gov. Albert C. Ritchie, promi- | in the parking regulations on Four- Precinct Voting. W. H. McGrath of the Metropolitan | Police Department was elected presi- dent of the Policemen's Association at | FRANCISCO, December nent educators and clubwomen from all sections of the State united yesterday in ating two new buildings for women and in unveiling a memorial fountain at the University of Maryland The buildings dedicated are a field house and a mormitory, while fountai ture, is a memorial to Irene Bock Me- loy a leader in women's club activities. The Governor spoke at a luncheon, teenth street and install several traffic g lights in the Cclumbia Heights section were adopted last night by the bia Heights Citizens™ Association The association asked that pa | on the west side of Fourteenth street in front of the latter struc- (8 and 9 between Girard street and Florida ave- the | nue, be prohibited between the hours of oclock in the morning. On the east side of Fourteenth, within the same area, it was requested that parking be prohibited between the hours 1 election conducted yesterday at the rious police stations. McGrath is a ember of the force detailed to the of- e of the assistant corporation coun- sel in_Police Court P. C. Wheeler was elected first vice | president, D. A. Davis, second vice | president; George H. Chrisman, financial secretary: Sergt. H. C. Blackman, trustbe; W. J. Kerns, secretary, and W, C. Adcock, treasurer. The new officers tone effects (both sides alike). Rose, blue, gold, orchid, peach, or green. Two-tone combina- tions, rose-and-green, blue-and- gold, orchid-and-green, rose- and-gold, orchid-and-peach, will be installed next month i Christmas blue-and-peach, orchid-and-gold, rose-and-blue, peach-and-gold, or peach-and-rose. which followed a reception in his hono and later at the dedication exerci S Xercis Sees Danger o Students. On both occasions he lauded the work ea Danger (o tad iy of various women's organizations in the | ., J: Clinton Hiatt, chairman of State and that of the university. de | Public Safety Committee, who intro- hese’ b0t et cuced the resolution, stated that au- these two great forces are ; : d _tha I Ny footively | thorities were rather careless in harmoniously and effectively her careless in good of the Commonweaih < | Protection of the Central High h. | students from traffic in that section and asked that traffic lights be installed at the intersections of Fourteenth - and Clifton streets, Fourteenth and Euclid streets, Thirteenth and Euclid_stree and Sherman avenue and Hory streets. He also asked that a stop s be placed at the intersection of and Clifton strects Following a discussion on |of 4 and 6 o'clock in the evening. . Y J. R. WEDELL. oy s La lanned a Each comfort will be made up Jewelry to yo.ur‘ .special slele:tion‘and UL (e e ;’ \ your initial embroidered either eted with a 47 ||l A _ in the center or in the corner as Reenfo you may dictate. e Education Is Stressed. A. P. Photo. WOMEN TG PLANT 10 TREES N ROAD ressing the benef ong women, Mrs, C president of the Ma Women Voters, delivered address for the dormitory, concluding by presenting the university with a painting of Margaret Brent, who served a | term as Acting Governor of the Maryland | vantages and disadvantages Colony and in whose honor the new | the present taxicab rate system and building is named. | the "meter system., the association | adopted a_ resolution introduced by Afvess By Di.iBoady, | Margaret Hopkins Worrell opposing tie | Dr. Marie M. Ready, director of rec- meter system of taxicab rates in the reation of the United States Bureau | District. Installation of the meter sys- of Education, gave the address of dedi- | tem would add to the unemployment in ation for the fleld house. Samuel M. |the city, it was pointed out | Shoemaker, chairman of the Board of F M Regents, and President Raymond A. s ol | Pearson accepted the buildings on be-| Mrs. Frank Hiram | half of the university. Maj. E. Brooke | the association on | Lee, a member of the Board of Regents | Mexico City and chairman of the Committee on| Albert E. Westrater. president, | Campus Improvements, spoke on the | authorized to fill the vacanc development of the university gate to the Federation of Ci President Pearson was the principal | speak.r at the unvelling of the Meloy Memorial, which was presented to the < Clubs Friday morn. | University by the Prince Georges County "“In the event of rain, | Federation of Women's Clubs, Master | ng | Dan Meloy, nephew of Mrs. Meloy, un- veiled the fountain, and a poem of dedication, written by Mrs. O. F. Cook, was delivered by Mrs. Eugene Stevens. | Others who spoke during the various | and | events on the aftarnoon’s program in- | of | cluded Dr, Kathryn McHale, secretary | in- | Of the American Association of Univer- sity Women M. Marie Mount, dean of the economics depart- ment: Mrs. John F. Sippel, president | General Feceration of Women's Clubs Mrs. John Whitehurst, president Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs Mrs. R. S. Allen, president Prince Georges County Federation of Women's | Clubs; Mrs. Georga M. Scott, represent- ative of Maryland Society, Daughters of the American Revolution; Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Mackall, president, United Daughters of the Confederacy: Mrs, J P. Neer, president, Maryland Chapter International Federation of Catholic Alumni; Mrs. Lula Boucher, grand ma- tron Eastern Star; Mrs. Adolph Gut- macher, president, State Federation of Jewish ‘Women; Mrs. H. L. Davis, rep- St Wiles il plat’ the | resentative of ' Homemakers Clubs in trecs will be planted in memory of two | MAryland; Miss Loretta Osburne 5 o 1 mili | Haughton, state regent, Daughters of charter members of the Capitol Hili| B¢ History Club, Mrs. Annie Hall and Mrs, | the Ametican Colonists, | Margaret Beggs, by the president, Mrs. | o— | Stanley H. Beasley. Stealing safes from stores and open- | | . Maj. L. H. Robb, Assistant Engincer | ing them in the c-untry has been a| Commisisoner, will ‘accept the trees for | favorite method of bandits in England the District of Columbia recently. | ts of education rles B. Ellicott, | nd League of dedication — nth Specializing in Perfect Diamonds and all Standard Watches Hamilton Elgin Hllinois Gruen Complete Line of Gifts A small deposit will reserve your purchase. Charge Accounts Invited M. Wurtzburger Co. 901 G St. N.W. 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