Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 6

A—6 CLOWING TRBUTE PAD DR, TADAL Oldest Inhabitants Adopt Resolution Memoralizing Ex-Vice President. Tributes to Dr. William Tindall, vice | president of the Association of Oldest | Inhabitants, who died last Sunday at| Walter Reed Hospital, marked the | meeting of the lation last night at the Old Union Engine House, when n, presented by Fred A passing was a *loss nd to the great army s who knew him and eme was the Wash- 2wly and his name will endure in the | Szrerishable records of the District of Uplumbia.” The resolution reviewed DLr. Tindall's record of 63 years' service in the District of Columbia and his ability as an author and historian. Cop- fes will be sent to the family. Jehn Clagett Proctor pralsed Dr. e of accurate and “Remarkable Memory.” James F. Duhamel recalled that Dr. bad a “remar y here now is no more | cal history than his special act of Congress which contin- ued Dr. Tindall in his post at the Dis- trict of Columbia bullding An appeal for continuance of the | National Symphony Orchestra was | made by Miss Mary A. Oryder, of the Arts Club. The conductor, Hans Kind- ler, was praised by the speaker as & “superlative musician of international reputation,” who had done *“astound- ing” things in building up the orches- tra. She said the present campaign was for a larger guarantee for contin- uing the orchestra. The eyes of Europe were watching | the Capital of the United States, she what will be done with Miss | ard in the move- men! orchestra. Miss Cryder reviewed the past season of 24 concerts, naming the principal works’ presented and the soloists. 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Every Jack Frost | e THE EVENI 8ls0 to the sense of loyalty and pride of all Washingtonians.” Mr. Duhamel and George B. Jackson reported on plans for having the asso- ciation represented in the parade on Flag Day by a float depicting Washing- ton Crossing the Delaware and by old- fashioned carriages. More Flags Urged. Mr. Mahoney made an appeal for a larger display of flags on Flag Day. He offered to help equip the home of the argociation with more flag pole sup- paris so there could be a more ade- quete showing of the colors for the next celebration. “My patriotism went below zero on February declared Mr. Mahoney, “when I went about the city and saw so few flags displaved. There should be a big turnout of flags all over the city on each celebration day during the Bicentennial year. Let Washingtonians show their pafriotism.” Acting on a request from the Master Plumbers’ Association, the ass tion indorsed a bill which wou rize the Commiscioners to re the 1i; censes of plumbes f Noyes ‘anna to_represent the associaticn cal Bicentennial Commisison meel tonight to plan for a city-wide garden contest. Two new members were admitted— Meyer S. Cohen and Beverly J. Smith. A picture of the Washington Light Infantry Corps, now hanging in the National Guard Armory, was offered to the assoclation by Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, commanding the Guard, and was accepted with appreciation. Mr. Duhamel will make arrangements to re- ceive the gift. Mr. Duhamel repcrted on preliminary plans for the big evening public cele- AUTHORS TO BE TOPIC Beta Sigma Phi Chapter to Dis-| cuss Variety of Works. A distussion of authors and poets and thejr works will be held at a meet- | ing of Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Monday night at the Carlton Hotel, Speakers and thelr subjects will in- | clude: Mrs. Ellis Logan, “Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thinker and Philosopher”; Miss Leona Bain, “Thomas More and His ‘Utepia’”; Miss Ruth Spicer, “Mo- rale in the Face of Great Odds, as II- | lustrated in the Poems of Jaquin Mil- ler”; Miss Ella H. Kaubler, “The Phi- losophy_of Confucius,” and Miss Vir- ginia Aloxender, “Henry Wadsworth , the Poet of the Heart.” sufficient cause. | 1 'has never ABOUT T0 RETIRE Methodist Session at Atlan- tic City Finds Chicagoan Backed for Successor. | By the Assoctated Press. | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, May 5— | What is generally considered the most | desirable Methodist bishopric will be left vacant when Bishop McDowell of Weashington, D. C., retires at the Gen- | eral Conference, in session here. Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Chicago has & large backing for the post. 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