Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26
CATHOLIC ALUMNAE
HERE TOMORROW
More Than 1850 to Come
From Baltimore for All
Day Celebration.
WlND-UP OF CONVENTION

More than $500 Catholic alumnae are
expected in Washington tomorrow for
An all-day celebration, which is the
closing event of the second biennial
convention of the International FEEDER
alton of Catholic Alumnae. which has
been in session in Baltimore for the
last few days.
Many prominent women in the official
and social life of the capital are to re-
ceive this army of graduates OF the
Catholic academies and colleges. and
special celebration in their honor has
been arranged at the Catholic Cniver-
sity of America in Brookland. where
the entire faculty is to extend greet
ings to them.
The program for their entertainment
includes a reception and luncheon at
the Catholic University. VISIT TO ihe
White House and Pan-American build
ing, a ball and reception at the New
Willard Hotel in the evening and
reception in the Library of Congress.
Plans for Their Entertainment.
The arrangements for their enter
tainment In Washington were made
through the cooperation of Very Rev
Edward A. Pace. director of studies at
the Catholic University, with local
alumnae committees. Miss Ida Hill
Bowie, chairman of the entertainment
committee, has been in general charge,
with Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey ar
ranging for the reception ana MISS
Adele v Smith. a native OF Washing
ton, chairman of the press committee.
Miss Smith is a member of the Wash
ington chapter. Alumnae of Notre
Dame College. Maryland
hi eytn IN al fsTn n 2 6
are to take part in the celebration
The various chapters represented are
as follows:
st. Joseph's, Emmitsburg. Md;
Mount ST. Agnes College. Baltimore;
,Notre Dame College. Nd; Brentwood,
Long Island. Visitation. Frederick. Md:
Trinity College. St Cecelia's College,
Immaculate Conception Academys st.
Academy. st. Mary's. Alexandria, Va:
Notre Dame Academy of the Sacred
Heart, Academy of the Sacred Heart
Of Mary and Academy of the Vista
ton.
Chairmen of the various committees
arc: Executive, Mrs. G. W. Evans of
the Washington Chapter. Frederick.
Nd Academy OF the Visitation; Gre
Washington Chapter. Mount St. Agnes
College Of Baltimore; finance. Miss
Eugenia Lietaud of Holy Cross
Academy; accommodation. Miss Eunice
X Warner of Washington Chapter.
Notre Dame College. Maryland: badges,
Mrs. w. C. Hibbs Of Washington Chap
ter. Academy of the Visitation, Fred
ertck. Md. music. Mrs May Ramsdell.
Washington Chapter. Notre Dame Col
lese. Baltimore: reception, Miss Ella
Lorraine Dorsey: decorations. Miss
Christabeli Hill: refreshments, Miss
Hortense MCGOWAN of Notre Dame Col
lege; arrangements, Mrs NJ Woodeil
Of Washington Chapter. Mount St
Agnes. Nd. advertising. Miss Mary
Mullaly of Immac uIate Conception
Academy; photography, Miss Margaret
Smith of St Patrtck's Academy; SOU
venir guide, Mrs William Roach. tr..
OF Washington Chapter. ST Joseph's
College. Brentwood. l. l.: printing,
Mrs ]. darcy MCGEE of Washington
Chapter. st. Joseph's College. Emmits-
burg: registration, Mrs. William Wal
lace Of the Academy of the Visitation.
escort. Miss Mary Harlowe of Wash
ington Chapter. Mount St Agnes Col
lege Maryland.
Reception at Catholic University,
The $500 delegates are scheduled 10
arrive at Catholic University station at
1915 am. where they will be met by
Col Henry May. chairman of the
transportation committee. A reception
will be given at II am. at the Catholic
University In the auditorium of Nc
Mahon Hall. where Ri. Rev Thomas ]
6hahan. the rector. and the faculty
VIII assist In receiving the guests This
WI be followed by luncheon from IL
to pm. In Caldwell Hall, at the close
Of which waiting cars will convey ali
the guests to the White House BY
special arrangement visit will be
made during ths afternoon to the Pan
American building.
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