Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1934, Page 21

SETTLEMENTS AID CELEBRATION PLAN Broadcast Tomorrow Will Fecall Founding Unit in London in 1884. Bettlement houses of Washington tomorrow will join in, the interna- tional celebration of the fiftieth anni- versary of the founding of the first settlement house which was estab- lished in London, England, on Christ- mas eve, 1884¢. In honor of this an- niversary the National Federation of Settlements has arranged an interna- tional broadcast to be heard here from 4:30 to 5 p.m. tomorrow. Toynbee Hall, the first settlement, was named for Arnold Toynbee, an Oxford graduate, who became inter- ested in an idea advanced by the Rev. Samuel A. Barnett. Today there are 52 such settlements in England. First U. S. Unit in 1886, The idea was not long in reaching this country and resulted in the founding of Neighborhood Guild, now University Settlement, in New York City in 1886. This was founded by Stanton Coit. Following in rapid succession were College Settlement in New York City and the famous Hull House in Chicago, founded in 1889. There are now 151 settlements in active membership in the National Federation of Settlements, 48 af- filiated through individual member- ship of head workers and probably 300 church house social workers and other organizations which grew out of the same idea. Neighborhood House is Washing- ton’s oldest settlement, being founded in 1901 by Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weller. It was closely followed by the establishment of Friendship House, which was founded by Miss Adeline | Rochefort and Miss Ida Green at 319 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, but which did not become an active settlement until 1904 when it moved to 324 Virginia avenue southeast. In | 1909 Miss Lydia Burklin became di- | rector and the name was changed to Friendship House. Idea Gains Favor. ‘The settlement idea became popu- lar and the Christ Child Society, which had been started as an organi- zation to make layettes for babies of indigent parents, gradually evolved into a settlement house. The Juanita K. Nye Council House was also estab- lished as a under the nominal direction of Jewish interests has worked for the welfare of the entire meighborhood. The need for settlements for col- ored people was recognized and led to the establishment of Southwest Com- munity House, Southeast House and | the Northwest Settlement House, all | of which cater to a large colored Ppopulation. The newest addition to the settle- | ments is the Georgetown Children’s House, started 4 years ago as a pre- school, then a nursery school and which will be open as a settlement house on January 1 as a member of the Community Chest. TRUST TO ORGANIZE Midwest Realty Unit Petitions Under Bankruptcy Act. CHICAGO, December 22 (#).—The Central Industrial Real Estate Trust, owning warehouses and manufactur- ing plants in Detroit, Joliet, IIl.; .Creskill, N. J.; West St. Paul, Minn., and Chicago, filed a petition in Federal Court today to reorganize under Sec- tion 77-B of the bankruptey act. Assets were shown as $3,769,373, at book value, and liabilities as $2,500,000. NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Ruf, Lieut. Comdr. Frederick A., on discharge treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., detached U. 8. 8. Nokomis; to Asiatic Station. Fife, Lieut. William W. on dis- charge treatment Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calif.; to home, relieved all active duty. Engeman, jr., Lieut (J. G.) John 'T., detached U. S. S. Badger about January 4; to U. S. S. Manlay. Chew, Comdr. Francis T., on dis- charge treatment Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calif., to duty 12th Naval Dis- trict, San PFrancisco. Dysart, Comdr. Arthur S., detached U. 8. 8. Milwaukee about December 20, to Bureau of Engineering, Navy Department. Peterson, Lieut. Arthur F., detached Navy yard, Philadelphia, on discharge treatment Naval Hospital, Philadel- phia, to home, relieved all active duty. Forbes, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Lo- renz Q., orders November 28 modified; to VB Squadron 3B (U. §. S. Ranger). Hawkins, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Car- son, orders November 27 modified; to Aircraft, Battle Force. Vosseller, Lieut. (Junior Grade) James O., detached naval air station, Pensacola, Fla, about January 10; to VB, Squadron 5B (U. S. S. Ranger). Walsh, Lieut. (Junior Grade) John F., duty connection Naval Reserve Educational Center, New York. Medical Corps. Rives, Lieut. James D. detached Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calif, about February 1; to Asiatic Station. Jobe, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Eugene V. detached 12th Naval District, to Asiatic Station. Allen, Lieut. Comdr. Cary D., de- tached Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.; to Naval Hospital, Newport, R. I. Davis, Lieut. Comdr. Oscar, orders December 6 modified; to Naval Hos- pital, Philadelphia, Pa., instead Naval Hospital, Newport, R. I. Taylor, Lieut. Comdr. George W., orders December 6 modified; to Navy Recruiting Station, Louisville, Ky., in- stead Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Colo. Supply Corps. Cooper, Lieut. William 8., on dis- charge treatment Naval Hospital, Pearl Harbor, Hawail; to treatment nearest Naval Hospital, West Coast. Waldron, Lieut. Francis M., de- tached Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Wash,, in January; to Maval Ammu- nition Depot, Oahu, Hawaii. Hesser, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Fred- eric W., detached U. 8. S. Taylor; on discharge _treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., to U. 8. 8. Medusa. Construction Corps. Powell, Lieut. William C., detached Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, T. H, in January; to Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calif, Warrant Officers. Gerdts, Chief Gunner William A., on discharge treatment Naval Hos- pital, San Diego, Calif.; to home, re- lieved all active duty. Deaths. Zook, Lieut. (J. G.) Hurley McCune, died December 14, 1934, at Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Calif. Corriher, Lieut. (J. G.) Daniel Cal- vin, (M. C.), died December 13, 1934, ot Naval Hospital, Washington. A 2 settlement and while | ’ Takes Bride FORMER COMMANDER OF AKRON WED IN LOS ANGELES. COMDR. CHARLES ROSENDAHL. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 22.— Comdr. Charles Rosendahl of the | United States Navy, former command- ing officer of the dirigible Los Angeles and a survivor in the crash of the { Shenandoah, and Miss Jean Wilson |of Los Angeles were married today in the Little Church Around the Corner. Their honeymoon will be brief since Comdr. Rosendahl is due back on duty Monday at Lakehurst, N. J. ‘The marriage service was Episcopalian, performed by Rev. Randolph Ray, rector of the church. Comdr. Rosendahl is 42. His bride, a native of Houston, Tex., is 32. She is the daughter of Samuel Wilson and Mrs. Virginia Lee Wilson. She was educated in private schools in Texas. Hugh Allen of Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Claude Collins and Miss Helen Fred- | erickson, both of New York, accom- panied the bridal couple. Comdr. Rosendahl‘s home is in Cleburne, PRINCESSBIPTIED AS TALY CHEERS Poor Mothers Present Cra- dle to Crown Prince’s First Born. By the Assoclated Press. NAPLES, December 22.—While cheering thousands stood before the royal palace, Alessio Cardinal As- | calesi, Archbishop of Naples, today sprinkled holy water on the royal head of chuckling little Princess Maria Pia of Savoy. A lady in waiting held the good- humored infant, first-born of Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marle Jose, on a crimson silken cushion for | the baptismal ceremony as 1,400 royal and aristocratic guests gathered in the chapel of the palace watched. Outside the cheering became so loud that King Victor Emanuel and Queen Helen, together with the par- ents, had to appear on the balcony. The throngs in the square were dis- appointed, however, at getting no glimpse of the infant. Thirteen bishops helped Cardinal | Ascalesi perform the rites in the chapel, treasure house of seventeenth and nineteenth century art. It was the second baptism for the little prin- cess. She was baptized informally the day after her birth, September 24. The formal ceremony was delayed by the King's visit to Italian Somali- land. None in the great throng was more honored than 24 mothers chosen from among Naples’ poor who, on behalf of the municipality, presented the little princess her magnificent cradle. Meanwhile, 94 other mothers, each the most prolific in her province, who were assembled at Rome, were being given newspaper headlines as large as those chosen for the royal baby’s baptism. —— MEXICAN POLICEMAN IS SLAIN BY BANDITS Ten Men Ride Through Little Sonora City at Sunrise, Firing on Station. By the Associated Press. NOGALES, Ariz,, December 22.—A band of 10 men swooped down on Navojoa, Sonora, early yesterday, killing a policeman, reports reaching the border said today. ‘The raid came as a surprise. The men rode furiously into the little town, yelling and firing, poured a volley into the police station, killing Francisco Coronado, and then fled to the hills. Federal troops were reported sent | to the area. Say “Merry Christmas” to your guests with Suburban Club Pale Dry Ginger Ale Dinner Size, Now 10¢ A Superfine Washington Product. 1310 Ridge Place S. Eo Lincoln 0243 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. OC. Men s Socks Por that extn wift! Leafher MuIes sizes 6 to 1. 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