Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1935, Page 10

REPUBLICAN CLUB TOHONOR LINCOLN Memorial Day Exercises to Be Tonight With Notables ’ Present. ‘The National Capital Republican |k Club at 8 o'clock tenight will cele- brate its annual Lincoln memorial day exercises ‘n the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church Nebraska and New Mexico avenues. Several hundred members of the organization, together with many prominent Gov- ernment officials and residents of the | District, will attend the services com- memorating the 126th anniversary of | the birth of Abraham Lincoln, the first Republican President to be | elected to office. | Speaking before the gathering will | be Dr. J. M. M. Gray, chancellor of American University. Those Taking Part. The following persons will take part | in the celebration: | Edward F. Colladay, Republican nationai committeeman for the Dis- trict of Columbia, chairman; Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Republican na- tional committeewoman for the Dis- trict of Columbia, vice chairman, and Douglas L. Hatch, secretary, and the following members chosen from the club and organizations affiliated with | the club comprise the Committee on | Arrangements | Phil P. Campbell. Edward T. Clark, | Mrs. Edward T. Clark, Mrs. Sydney | Cloman, Mrs. James J. Davis, Mrs. § ‘Wallace Dempsey, Joshua Evans, jr.. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs. Daniel O. Hastings, Fel K. Heath, Theo- dore Joslin, Mrs. Theodore Joslin, Mrs. Willjam Fitch Kelly, Mrs. Eimer O. Leatherwood, Thomas P. Little page. Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, | Robert H. Lucas, Frank W. Mondell, ' Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, Mrs. Charles H. Pardoe, Miss Edna M. Patton, Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips, jr.. Samuel J Prescott, Mrs. Samuel J. Prescott, Col. Ord Preston, Lawrencé Richey, Everett Sanders, John Q. Tilson, Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenburg and Mrs. ‘Wallace H. White, jr Program to Be Presented. The following program will beJ presented Organ prelude, “Miniature Suite, Rogers Prelude. Intermezzo, Pastorale. Hymn No. 577, “O God, Our Help in Ages Past." ...Dr. Chesteen Smith | Pastor of Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church i Anthen, “To Thee, O Country.” Eichberg | Scripture reading, Isaiah, Ixi. Dr. James Shera Mcntgomery Chaplain of the House of Represen- tatives. | . “Evening Prayer and | Chifines” & 5% & ....Calver | Presentation of offering Baritone solo, “Forward To Christ.” O'Hara Harlan Randall. Hymn No. 701, “Lord, While for All Mankind We Pray.” Address......... Dr. J. M. M. Gray Chancellor, American University. Hymn No. 409, “Pight the Good Fight.” Benediction. . ...Dr. Montgomery | Organ postlude, “Maestoso,” from “‘Stabat Mater”. -+...Rossini | ‘The vested choir is er the direc- i tion of Harlan Randall. and the | organist will be Mrs. Elsie Mont- gomery. SORORITY WILL HONOR MRS. FRANCES M. HALLi | One of Last Surviving Founders of Sigma Kappa Was Long Resident Here. A memorial service will be held by the Sigma Kappa Sorority tomorrow night at the house of the George Washington Chapter, 2020 G street, in honor of Mrs. Frances Mann Hall, one of the last surviving founders, who died at Emergency Hospital Feb- ruary 6. Mrs. Hall has been a well-known | educator and resident of Washington for the last 40 years. Among her pupils while she was a Latin instruc- tor at Central High School was Dr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, Minister from China, and many prominent Wash- ington residents. Mrs. Hall later con- ducted a private school and prepared many successful candidates for the | academies at West Point and An-| napolis. Miss Eliza Moncure, a member of the local chapter who died February | 5, will also be eulogized at the me- morial service. OPEN HOUSE PLANNED FOR N. R. A. EMPLOYES Sirovich to Address Group Under Auspices of A. F. G. E. Lodge Thursday Night. All N. R. A. employes have been {nvited to join N. R. A. Lodge, No. 91, American Federation of Government Employes, in an open forum Thurs- day at 8 pm. in the Washington Hotel. Representative Sirovich, author of the bill to include all New Deal em- ployes under Civil Service and set up an appeals board for arbitration of employe grievances, will speak. He will speak on civil service classifica- tion for employes in emergency agencies. Others familiar with the proposed legislation, including Claude E. Babcock, national president of the A. F. G. E, will discuss the merits and demerits of the proposition. HOT-WATER HEAT & American Radiator Co. product com- pletely installed in six rooms as low as 285 No Interference With Present Heating Plant While Installation Is Being Made NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY Payments Start May 1st. Free Estimates at Your Convenience. Phone Us. | will attend. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO A. U. Girls to Debate These representatves of American University, who recently won decision over Western Maryland College, will tour the South this week, meeting girls’ debating teams at Willilam and Mary College and State University, and a men’s team at Emory College. Left to right: Harriet Reed of Chevy Chase, Md.; Ann Henderson of Chicago and Mary Lesta Wakeman, Washington. They debate the question “Resolved, That the Nations Should Agree to Prevent the Inter- national Shipment of Arms and Munitions,” and decisions will be by ANOLS FLYERS CATHOLGS UGE FANOUS FLYERS COMINGFORFETE| - MEXCO PROTEST Outstanding Man and Wom- an Pilots to Be Guests tion Adopts Resolution to Here Tuesday. Congress on Subject. Pilots of the largest and smallest| A Catholic Youth Movement con- record-holding airplanes in the United | vention of scdality leaders from 13 States will meet with holders of new | schools in Washington met yesterday speed and altitude records at the | at Georgetown College and adopted a fifth annual reception by the Aero resolution urging Congress to take offi- Club of Washington, chapter of the | cial action and cognizance of religious National Aerpnautic Association, in persecutions in Mexico. honor of the Nation's distinguished | Under the leadership of Francis E. fiyers of 1934, at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday | Hickey of Georgetown the group for in the Raleigh Hotel. the second time this year protested Capt. Boris Sergievsky. who estab- | the persecutions as “violating the lished eight world records in a single fundamental rights of humanity” and flight in the giant Sikorsky S-42 fly- | adopted a resolution reassuring the | ing boat, will meet Art Chester, who | Catholic youth of Mexico of their estabiished a speed record’ at Miami ‘‘continuous prayers.” in_an airplane which weighed only 805 pounds. Sergievsky carried a pay- Attack Communism. load of 16,608 pounds, or more than!| Another resolution adopted by the 20 times the entire weight of Ches-! group proposed a ‘“counter-attack” ter’s airplane, during his record flight. | against communistic propaganda cir- Pangborn Will Attend. culated in this country and particu- Clyde Pangborn, holder of distance | lazly In the achools. They urged the creation of study clubs to acquaint records in his flights with Hugh Hern- | b Aohtana’ ® fHetMacHherten Tro® | students adequately with the doctrines phy Race with Col. Roscoe Tumer.i%fifzg’]‘(‘lfly’fm 80ias Wojatiack that He will meet Lieut. ressed by Comdr. Knefler McGinnis, U. S. N.! Lefases Ons wers, Aid by Tes. 4 a | Francis P. Le Buffe, 8. J., of New who established a new world distance | . = 5 | York, Eastern representative of the record for flying boats when he led e Net i tnation et e c;u-“!}“"oml Sodality Council, and Rev. orala fo Hawail | Vineent J. McDonough, S. J., director Among the woman fiyers who have | L’,’J“"“‘"" v iGeupaiomnsUniver: accepted invitations are Miss Helen McCloskey of Pittsburgh. who estab- lished a new world speed record for Delegates were in attendance from women; Miss Louise Thaden, secre- Georgetcwn College, Trinity Colleg tary of the National Aeronautic As- | Georgetown Visitation Convent, Im- sociation and winner of a number of maculata Seminary, Holy Cross Acad- fiving events: Miss Helen Richey. first | emy, Gonzaga and Holy Trinity High woman co-pilot on a scheduled air Schools, Inmaculate Conception Acad- transport line, and Mrs. Jeannette emy, Notre Dame Academy, Sacred | Piccard, statosphere balloon fiyer. Heart Academy, St. Anthony's High 25 Notables Guests. | Schoel, St. John's College High School | Twenty-five of the country’s out- |And St. Paul's Academy. standing air leaders are expected to | =™ —— e THIS WEEK attend the reception and a ball which | WITH THIS COUPON will follow, beginning at 10 pm. Re- vt persons interested in aviation WATCH REP AlRlNG Representation Large. freshments will be served at mid- are invited by the Aero Club to at- tend and help pay honor to the aerial | record-holders of . the past year.! Tickets may be obtained at the head- quarters of the National Aeronautic Association, Dupont Circle, now or at the Raleigh Hotel on Tuesday. TREEMEN ASK U. S. FUND! ANY MAKE [ WATCH From CLEANED $ l ADJUSTED REGULATED GUARANTEED ONE YEAR The Upstairs Jewelry Store Ught Up— ? Est. 19 812 F years St. All Watches Carefully Taken Apart by Experts and Cleaned Thoroughly BY HAND. No Machines Used. CLIP THIS COUPON| The allocation of not less than $1,500,000 in work relief funds to combat Dutch elm disease was asked of President Roosevelt in a letter directed to him Friday by the Amer- ican Forestry Association. 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