Evening star., 1927-04-24

Women. AT the weekly tea tomorrow
the guest of honor and speaker will he
Miss Elizabeth Wells Robertson, dis
trict supervisor Of art of the public
schools OF Chicago Using her own col
lection as exhibits, Miss Robertson viii
discuss handmade quilts, Miss Gene
We've Hendricks will act as hostess.
DIR. William A. White, superintend.
ent of St Elizabeth's Hospital, has in
vited the members of the club TO visit
the hospital Tuesday at pm. After
a talk by DIR. White in the lecture hall,
DIR. O'Malley, DR.. Richmond and other
members of the office force will escort
the visitors through the institution.
Mrs. White will entertain them at tea
at 4. All those desiring to so should
sign up at the club or notify Mrs, Q.
L. Veerhoff. telephone Columbia 5005.
The book review section will meet
at 1115 am. Wednesday, while the
study group in adolescence will meet
the same day at 7:45 pm.
On Thursday at pm, Duncan
Phillips of the Phillips Gallery, Will be
the guest of honor and speaker at the
meeting of the art section.
In naming the activities of the club
one cannot fail TO mention the sewing
bees every Monday at 2:30 pm. under
the auspices of the hospitality com
mittee. Mrs Karl Fenning, chairman;
nor the interesting French tables at
dinner every Monday and at luncheon
every Friday under the leadership of
Miss Carhart.
The Tennessee Society of Washing
ton is changing it's monthly meeting
somewhat from the regular music ana
dance form of entertainment ana VIII
give bridge and 500 card party III
the rooms of the Gavel Club on the
second floor at 719 Thirteenth street,
Monday at $50 pm.
Not only are the members of the
society invited to be present and par
ticipate in the playing and the social
features of the society. but they are
invited to bring their friends as
guests.
A. L. Duncan. president of the so.
ciety, gives a cordial invitation TO all
and requests large presence as this
is. likely to be the last meeting of the
society until early in the Fall
The Curley Club held its meeting
at the Hotel Gordon April II, the
president, Aloysius A. McGarvey, pre-
siding. Reports were presented by
the chairmen of the following com
a
ment, executive, membership, pub
licity, reception and welfare. The
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee submitted a report on the ac-
tiyities which have been planned for
the month of May.
On May there will be an enter
tainment and reception, at which time
Archbishop Michael j. Curley will be
present. This reception, which will
be held at COL E street, will be open
to the members, their relatives and
friends. Admission will be by card
only. Members are urged to make
application at once for the cards they
will require. This function Will be
in celebration of the fifth anniversary
of the CuIley Club, the foundfess of
the club being Miss Mary l., MCGEE.
The entertainment committee also
has other plans for the month of May.
which will include dance and card
party to be held in the oak room OF
the Hotel Raleigh on May q, and a
banquet, date to be announced later.
On May the Curley Club, and the
Cecilian Circle, which Is a musical
Prof Resta, will hold an entertain.
ment and dance in Carroll Hall,
Tenth and G. streets John Donnelly
has been appointed dramatic chair
man to take charge of the club talent
taking part in the entertainment.
These two organizations will give the
same entertainment in Carroll Hall
on May for the benefit of st. Vincent
de Paul's Church
The chairman of athletics an
nouuced that tennis teams would be
organized for the young ladies and
gentlemen in the club. The present
plans are to play on Sunday morn