Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1932, Page 10

TRIBUTE T0 MOTHER OF FIRST PRESIDENT Special Program Will Be Held at Cathedral on After- noon of May 8. Tribute to the memory of Mary Ball Waghington, mother of George Wash- | ington, will be paid In a special pro- | gram at the Washington Cathedral on | the afternoon of Mother's day, May 8. "The program is sponsored by the Dis- trict Bicentennial Commission and the Washington Pederation of Churches. Ministers of several denominations and others of note will take part. Bishop James E. Freeman of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington will deliver the sermon, and prayers will be Tead by Very Rey. Dr. G. C. F. Brate- pahl, dean of the Washington Cathedral, | and Rev. Dr. Ze Barney Phillips, chap- lain of the Senate and rector of the Church of the Epiphany. Sketch Will Be Read. A sketch of the mother of the first President will be read by Mrs. John D. Sherman of the National Bicentennial | Qommission, former president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, | Hymns :nd anthems appropridte to the themes of patriotism and motherhood ‘will be sung by the Cathedral choir, un- der direction of Edgar Priest, organist and choirmaster, with accorpaniment Py the United States Marine Band, led By Capt. Taylor Branson Other features of the program will $aclude reading of a psalm by Rev. Dr. Jfmes Shera Montgomery, chaplain of | the House and pastor of the Metropoli- | tan Methodist Episcopal Church; read- ing of a lesson from the Old Testament by Rabbi Abram Simon of the Wash- ington Hebrew Congregation, and a les- son from the New Testament by Rev. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secretary of $he Washington Federation of Churches. President Invited. American War Mothers, representing mearly all the States; officers of the ‘Washington Federation of Churches and | members of the District Bicentennial | Commission will march in the proces- | slons of the services, in addition to the participants. | Special invitations to atiend are being extended to President and Mrs, Hoover, | Vice President Curtls, Speaker Garner, the justices of the Supreme Court, Sena- tors, members of the Diplomatic Corps and the Commissioners of the District of Columbia. Except for a few reserved | seats for the invited officials and guests, | the choir will be open to the gen- eral public. The District Bicentennial Commission appointed a committee, consisting of Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton, chairman, and Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, vice chairman, to co-operate with the Cathedral in arranging for the service. Car Is Dental Clinic. . Fully equipped as a surgery and wait- fhg room and carrying a dentist and Tirse, a motor dental car is now visit- 3ng the 11,000 pupils in the 90 schools | ®f Isle of Ely, England. Actress Injured THROWN BY HORSE WHILE ON LOCATION. LINA BASQUETTE, Dancer and film actress, who wi serjously injured at Los Angeles, Calif, Monday when she was thrown by her horse during the filming of & movie. Miss Basquette's foot caught in a stir- rup when her horse stumbled and she was dragged 50 feet. Physicians said she probably suffered internal injuries. A. P. Photo. Marion Davies Wins $10,309. NEW YORK, April 21 (#).—Marion Davies has won a $10,300 judgment against Charles B. Dillingham, theatri- cal producer. The screen actress sued to collect on a note. THE EVENING PARKING SPACE BILL 15 OPPOSED :City Heads Object to Plan to | Provide Car Areas in New Buildings. An adverse recommendation has been made by the District Commis- | parking space for Federal employes mandatory in Government erected here in the future, it was dis- closed yesterday. | The "Commissioners notified Chair- |man Capper of the Senate District 'by engineers selected to make & sur- | sioners on a bill to make automobile buildings | STAR, WASHINGTON , D. C., THURSDAY, vey of the situation as follows: Open- | air parking, cost per car, $170; - | level open-air garages, cost per car, | $833; sub-surface garage, cost per car, $1,200. “Under the present plans for build- ings in the ‘triangle’ it is proposed to provide for parking of official cars and such others as may be cared for in the space available therefor in the build- | ings and it is believed that provision for further parking space is a matter for future consideration.” = =g o GETS LIFE IN ROBBERY TO PAY FOR HONEYMOON Convicted Miami Prisoner Also Faces Bigamy Charge—First Wife and Child Found. By the Assoctated Press. Fla, April 21.— Edward . was sentenced yesterday to imprisonment on conviction of Committee they had been advised by Budget Director Roop that the pro- posed legislation would not be in ac-| cord with the financial program of the President. The Commissioners re- quested, however, if such a law should | be enacted it contain a clause exempt- ing from its provisions all structures under their jurisdiction. Correspondence Made Public. | Correspondence on the matter be- tween the Commissioners and Col. Roop was made public. Included was a let- ter from Secretary of the Treasury Mills | expressing the opinion there should be | o mandatory parking space legislation. | ““The estimates for appropriations for | butldings in Washington so far author- | ized,” Secretary Mills wrote, “did not { robbing a filling station to pay the ex- penses of his honeymoon. Patrick was returned here from St Augustine several weeks ago, and iden- tified by police as a filling station rob. |ber. 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