Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1935, Page 18

FINAL PLANS MADE! FOR LAW MEETING 800 Delegates Will Attend | _ 'Sessions—Fun Mixed F With Formal Plans. Final arrangements have been made | for the annual meeting of the Com- mercial Law League of America, at which more than 800 delegates from all sections of the United States are expected to attend July 29 to August 1 at Wardman Park Hotel. Among the local men on the pro- gram for the opening session are Commissioner Hazen, Ralph D.Quinter, vice president of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, and Luns ford L. Hammer, attorney, all of whom will deliver brief addresses of welcome Rev. Anson P. Stokes, D. D., canon of the Washington Cathedral, will offer the invocation. The annual ad- dress of the president of the league, Frank M. Ely of Chicago, will also be heard at the opening session. In addition to Ely, other officers of the league are: Edward B. Levy, New York City, vice president; Thad M.| Talcott, jr. South Bend. Ind., treas- | urer; David D. Gofl, Philadelphia, recording secretary, and Martin J. cutive secretary. An extensive program of social ac- tivities has been arranged in addition to the busi cl trip to Annapolis for member guests, including a visit to the Naval Academy and reception at the Gov- ernor's mansion, golf and tennis tournaments, a swimming contest and base ball games Local attorneys on various entertain- | ment committees are as follows: Sightler, jr. Aquatics; Geo e Boswell, Base Ball; Lawrence J. Heller, | Dances, and John B. Cullen, Tennis. The convention will come to a close with the in: ion of new officers. | FAIRFAX CHEST CLINIC | IS SCHEDULED TUESDAY | Appmmmm Must Be Made for A M Randolph in Charge. Spectal Dispatch to The Star FAIRFAX, Va,, July 13.—The State | Department of Health, with the Fairfax County Health Unit, | will hold a chest clinic in the court v, it has been announced. ons will be by appoint- and each person desiring ent must have the con- sent of his family doctor. White per- sons Wwill be exam i during the morning and colored in the after- noon. Appointments may be made through the office of the local health unit, and should be filed at once in order | to insure an examination. Dr. A Randolph of Richmond. State clini- Examination—Dr. cian, will be in charge, assisted by | Dr. A. L. Carson, jr. and members | of the local health unit. 1 CHURCH EVENT DATE SET| Annual Supper to Be Held lstl Mount Carmel Saturday. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. LAYTONSVILLE, Md., July 13.—| Plans for the annual fried chicken | and country ham supper for benefit of Mount Carmel Church in Sun- shine were made at a meeting of the Aid Society at the home of Mrs. Si- mon Craver. The supper will be held in grove of the old church Satur- day, July 20. beginning with the speed | ball game, which will ‘be held in the | adjoining field at 2 pm. There will | be horseshoe pitching and a volley | ball game at night. AUXILIARY FORMED Women Organize Companion Group of La Plata Firemen. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. LA PLATA, Md, July 13—A ladies’ auxiliary to the La Plata Vol- unteer Fire Department has recently been organized. The officers are president, Lucille | Bowie; vice president, Mrs. George‘ ‘Wade; secretary, Mrs. Mitchell Coch- tane, and treasurer, Mrs. Edward Banders. German Fashions by Order. *“Worthy German fashions for Ger- | man women.” This is the aim of a bold group of men in Frankfort, Ger- many. They have taken the official task of designing these fashions and of educating German women to buy | only German materials. But whlle‘ they may succeed in the last-named object, whether they will establish a Nazi dictatorship of style is regarded as doubtful. Fair and cooler is the weather report CHALFONTE HADDON HALL Sun and salt breezes con- trol the climate in summer down by the sea. Perfect comfort plays the main part in these friendly ocean-front hotels. Beach cabanas. Quiet lounges. § Dances. Varied diversion. Rates as low as §7 up at Chalfonte and '8 up at Ya '« Hall, single, American Plan . . . Euro- pean Plan als. ° Hadden Hall. Special weekly rates. Leeds nd Lippincott Company AULANTIC CITY horseshoe cOntest, g, of 300 Acres Brings $200; | co-operating | - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, l A Noted Son Turns Actor Francis Grover Cleveland, son of the late President Cleveland, is now manager of the “Barnstormers,” a group of actors and actresses, presenting plays in the White Mountains in a theater which they have built at Tamworth, N. H. He is shown here with Brenda Dahlen and Felice Leeds, two of the actresses of his company, as the three rehearsed lines for a new play. TWO FARMS SOLD || American Radiator | Hol—Wnter Heating System Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 13.—! 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