Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1937, Page 30

B—10 G AR CONVENTON T0 OPEN TUESDAY Child Delegates, Some as| Young as 2 Years, to Take Part. ‘The forty-second annual convention of the Children of the American Rev- olution, held each year in conjunction with the convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will open ‘Tuesday at the American Red Cross | Building, Mrs. C. A. Swann Sinclair, | president of the C. A. R., announced | today. Child delegates, some as young as 2 years old, will take part in programs which will include visits to national shrines and public buildings, proces- slons and receptions. The events will continue through Thursday. Previously greetings from the C. A. R. will be extended to the D. A. R. and the Sons of the American Revolu- tion conventions on Monday night by | Mrs. Sinclair, assisted by Eloise Rawles of the Virginia chapter, Val Heller of the Georgia chapter and Sallie and Stratton McAllister, aged 2 and 4, of the District chapter. Session Opens Tuesday. The C. A. R. gathering will open officially at 10 a.m. Tuesday with a procession, in which boy and girl dele- gates will carry banners of their respective States, accompanied by the U. S. Marine Band. Mrs. Willlam Becker, president general of the D. A. R, and Messmore Kendall, presi- dent general of the 8. A. R., will greet the opening of the junior convention. Mrs. Roosevelt will receive the youthful delegates Tuesday afternoon at the White House, when Joan Marie Thomas and Ynguar Tjersland of Alexandria will present her with flow- ers. Later that day a reception and dance will be given at Congressional Country Club. Luncheon at Scout House. Wednesday's schedule calls for a luncheon at National Girl Scout House, at which Mrs. Amos A. Fries will preside. In the afternoon the convention will visit the Capitol. After a tour of the building memorial serv- ices will be held for revolutionary heroes in Statuary Hall, Christ Church, Alexandria, will be visited and the tomb of the unknown THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Revolutionary War soldier honored on Thursday. A silver ewer will be pre- sented to the church in honor of Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard, the only person of the family still alive who was born at Mount Vernon. Later in the day at Mount Vernon new officers of the children’s organiza- tion will be installed under the elm tree brought there 41 years ago by the C. A. K. from Concord, Mass., closing the convention. “Cremonini” Dies at 82. LOS ANGELES, April 16 (#).—Sher- man Hill, 82, once a prominent tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Co. and known to the theatrical world as “Cre- monini,” died in the General Hospital Tuesday after an illness of several months. Before the turn of the oentury, friends said, he appeared in opera houses throughout the world. He leaves no near relatives. MRS. ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TO STUDY CLUB MONDAY Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson Also to Talk at Annual Break- fast of Group. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson will be prin- cipal speakers at the annual break- fast of the Political Study Club at the Mayflower Hotel next Monday. Representative Treadway, Republic- an, of Massachusetts will speak on “Congress Day by Day” at a meeting of the club at the Washington Club tomorrow. Among those who have made reser- vations for the breakfast meeting are Mrs. Edward Campbell Shield, Mrs. ‘W. W. Sloan, Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. | E. F. Daniel, Mrs. George O. Sutton, ! Mrs. Lewis J. Battle, Mrs. Joseph F. DG, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937, Randall, Mrs. Willlam F. Keonan, Mrs, Henry Clay, Mrs. Mildred Brown, Mrs. Joseph F. Lyvers, Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. May Parchard, Mrs. A. H. MacCall, Mrs. L. Gage Pratt, Mrs. R. L. Ettinger and Mrs. Lucy N. Cope- land. GOODWILL INDUSTRIES CALL REPORT MEETING First Figures on Drive for $85,- 000 Will Be Submitted Tomorrow. Ernest H. Daniel, general chairman of Goodwill Industries’ campaign for $65,000, has called a meeting of all chairmen and workers today at 4:45 pm. at the Willard Hotel to hear reports on the first four days of the drive. Business concerns are responding generously to the appeal for funds, ac- cording to Thomas L. Eagan, chair- man of the Corporations Committee, A $100 gift from the Rotary Founda- tion, Inc., was announced Wednesday at campaign headquarters in the American Security Building. Goodwill Industries pays out $2.25 in wages to crippled, aged and handi- capped workers for every dollar con- tributed, Daniel said. When the cam- [ paign goal ir reached, about 100 addi- tional workers will be added to the weekly pay roll. SUBMARINE COMING | U. 8. 8. Plunger, One of America’s Newest, Due Here Soon. 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