Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1932, Page 50

16 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 31, 1932—PART THREE. PROBETOADWAR ON TUBERELOSS | To Wed Virginian || To, OldTime Music| The West Virginia Society is planning an interesting musical program for its meeting to be held in the ball room at | 2400 Sixteenth street northwest, Wed- | vul’&d".y evening. | My Edmund 8. Gans and his Unc Josh Old-time Orchestra will present | a program of old favorite tunes in an | old-fashion mountaineer style. Survey of Colored Pzople to| Mr. H. W. Campbell, chairman of the Dance Committee, has arranged for the Be Conducted Here by 3 |tosual Steresting dance - program to A iati i 3 3 ibo,grlkx‘\ at 9 and conti;\ue to 12 o‘;cloc‘:(. : . e officers are striving to make the ssociation 4 S ‘mmmgs of the society entertaining and enjoyable for the large number of West Virginians and their friends who attend. Mr. Ed. H. Nunnally, chairman of the | Membership Committee, is conducting an intensive campaign for new members. ’West Virgin;ans to Dance ! | | and the membership of the society has | been materially increased during the present season Many members of the society have | been very active in collecting food-stuffs | and clothing which has been forwarded to the coal mining and lumbering section of the West Virginia hills to relieve the suffering among the un- employed during the present depres- sion in those industries. RELIEF GROUP MEETS Job Committee of Disabled Vet- | erans Confers With Babcock. The Employment Committee of the | District of Columbia Department of the | Disabled American Veterans of the War held a_meeting yesterday | 24 F street, with Claude Babcock, | ional commander, presiding ists of unemployed men not yet con- i by the committee were fur- d members at the session. ‘berc ation ‘of osis death th Columbia. Headed by Committee. _.3S ANNE CLAIEORNE LIGHTFOOT, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Howell Lightfoot. formerly of Richmond but now of 1454 Euclid street, this city, who announce her engagement to Mr. Wil- liam Elliott Lampkin of Richmond, Va. The wedding will take place April 16 in Petersburg, Va. nishe Dominicans in Scotland. After an absence of more than 350 vears from Scotland the Dominican friars have returned there, and will erect a priory in Edinburgh, where they have purchased property. This is the first foundation of the Dominicans in | that country since the Reformation. | MRS. PEEPLES TO SPEAK All States Officers’ Society to Hear Community Center Head Mrs. E. K. Peeples. munity Cen ctor of the WHERE TO DINE. THE GORILLA he Dining Room of Refinement 8 Miles Out Georgia Ave. Extended. 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Secretary of War and Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, members of the Oklahoma congressional delegation and other | prominent Oklahomans Will be guests of honor at a banquet and dance to be held Saturday night at the Meridian | Mansions Hotel by the Oklahoma State | Soclety of this city. | The banquet will begin at 7 o’clock, | Prayers for the success of the Dis- armament Conference which Will start in Geneva Tuesday, writien by Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, at the request of the Fed- eral Council of Churches, will be used at services today in many local Prot- estant_churches, including Washington Cathedral. The prayers, calling upon divine Y o Tos the sonthrerice ascithiat fiio o (0l oRedibylansciatienter tatnment £s results ‘may “serve to relieve the |®nd dancing. Josephi R. McCuen, formerly a mem- ! ber of the staff of Representative Til- son, Republican of Connecticut, yester- day was appointed secretary of the Fed- eral Power Commission and will take office tomorrow. He will be the first incumbent of the office, which was created when the commission was reorganized a year ago, but never filled. Prior to that time, the commission had an executive secretary, a post that was abolished by reorgani- zation. Mr. McCuen is a native of New |Conference is to v s Anson Phelps Stokes, canon of Wash- | Haven, but has resided in the cnmml\lngwn e S W y years, coming here as secretary | I?,“"i‘ze{,iilcnmme K'rusom and 1ate¥wbl‘0fldcast by radio at the evensong being legislative clerk when Tilson be- | Service in Bethlehem Chapel of Wash- came majority leader ington Cathedral tomorrow afternoon. He is & member of the bar of the — — District of Columbia and of Connecti-| The government of French Morocco cut. 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