Evening star., 1928-04-15

The wcmcn's Overseas Service League
held its annual meeting Tuesday eve
Ming at the home of Miss Katherine
Rawson, Leroy place. The following
officers were clected:
President. Miss FauStine Dennis: first
vice president, Miss l. I.Malinde Havey;
second vice president Mrs. J. N. Stccd
third vice president Mrs, Herbert
Hoover, secretary, Mrs. Florence
Coni,2GS Nackay; treasurer, Miss Ines
Dor!aild; chairman service committee,
Miss Katharine l., McKiever: chairman
membership committee Miss Kath-
arine c. Corhett; chairman finance
committee, Mrs John H Dunlap,
Saturday, April 81 the annual ban
oaot Of the unit will be held at 7So
Z IN, in the garden house of the Grace
Dodge Hotcl Among tln guests will be
Cen. ana Mrs, SUmmerall, Gen, and
Mrs, IeJcuns, Mrs Virginia White
SD1el, Miss Jessie Dell. Miss Lena
Eftchcock, national president of the
NcNen'S Overseas Service League; Miss
Ellen Tde Ncnncy, national recording
secretary. of Philadelphia Mrs, Fred
eric Poole, vice president Sd Corps
Area, also Of Philadelphia, Other
guests are expected from Baltimore end
Richmond. There will be interesting
speakers and a musical program.
The annual banquet OF the Overseas
Unit IS always an enjoyable affair and
next saturdays program BIDS fair to
exceed in every way those Of previous
years
Thc chairman Of thc committee on
ARRANGEMENTS is Mrs. Joseph Harry
Feehan, Slo4 l4tk street.
Womcn'S City Cluh.-National and
{ State officers chapter regents and
members of the District chapters and
visiting Daughters of the National So
ciety. Daughters Of the American Rev
olutlon. viii be guests Of honor At the
tea given at the clubhouse, % Jackson
place. this afternoon from $50 to 6,
Members OF ti1e club who also are mem
hsrs of the D A. r.. society will pre-
side ~ the tea t3bles and form the
reception committee The committee
members who arranged the tea arc Miss
Helen Brown. regent of Louise Adams
Chapter; Mrs. Howard L, Hodgkins,
charter member of the National D. A. r.
Society, and Miss Catherine r. Watkins.
eX-regent of Louise Adams Chapter,
q. a, r, all Of whom are active in the
work Of the WoncTs City Club Men,
bcrs of the club are invited.
'Lupita de Multifiorcs," drama Of
Latin America, will Lave its premier
performance at the club Thursday
500 pm given under the auspices Of
the drama unit. Mrs. Patrick Gala
gher. chairman. Miss Alive M. Heaven,
club member. who is the author has
written Of romance ana revolution with
an appreciation of the setting. since she
has lived in Spain and South America.
The laces and mantillaS used in the
play are authentic. The Venetian point
will be worn by Dona EnriqUetta, Mrs.
Gertrude Lyons. Carlos the young hot
head will be depicted By Frederic Has
kin, jr.: the dictator by Robert Prae-
torius; Miss E5::i1 Sriani will depict
lupita and Miss Y. s. Benjamin the
confidential maid. Anita. The scene is
city in South America in the throes
Of q revolution. Incidentally. the cos
TUNES Of the beautiful Spring festival
the feast Of ST. Anthony of Padua. are
featured. Mrs Charles 3. Hanford is
director. Miss Nell Price viii diroct the
other one-act play to be given the same
evening, let II Go at That. by Essex
Dane. Taking the parts viii be: Fay
Bentley as Mrs. Theodore Masserine.
Gertrude f. Walter, Duchess OF Mex:
Agnes A. Winr. Elizabeth Olaud, Jessvc
Bransconb. Alicia Romney; Sylvia
Wentworth Mrs. Hexwav: Dolores Flood.
Mrs. BeTeTly-Jones: Phyllis E. Stewart,
.JarTnan Members Of the club are in
sitcd To attend and bring their friends
20 this final performance Of the year.
The club chorus viii give its only con-
cert Of the season April %. $50 pm.
Mrs Gcrtru6e Lyons. director. an
n0ances the club chorus members. with
TTedcrick Scnaefer assisting. viii take
part in the two cantatss. The Rose Of
numbers bv Jean Wcstbrook, violin:
v~1- rrsF x~s~srrsrrifr ard MFFr
Frank s. Westbrook az the piano; Mrs.
Grace Ross Chamberlin. reader. Mrs.
Emma Smith will sing the part Of the
'Eylking'e Daughter" Mrs. Charles
Brooks Smith is acccn1pantst and as
sistant director The members Of the
club chorus invite club members and
their friends 10 attend. Cards al the
desk
The junior section is sponsoring a
series Df four lectures 70 be given at
. the clubhouse by Robert ByTne, who
designed the interiors OF q number Of
notable buildings IN Washington. Mr..
Byrne has studied abroad and has an
extensive reputation as an artist. In
terror decoration the proper arrange
nseat Of furniture. drsperieS. rugs. etc.
color schemes and the effect oi light
viii ell BE- demonstrated by the speaker.
The club Office or members of the club
y As E&pDst AssE A1fAS5 EB8 h&sG AagA2&tls
NemneTs can make reservations for in
tereste6 friends Miss Helen Wilbar
Is chairman, assisted b. Mrs. Edward
Fr3stoe and committee
Nine Frank BaFr0ws FycYcr viii keep
"open nouse" 20 members ~ the Wonn-
eaS City Club and their friends April
q. from 20 s pm, At her residence.
IT7i Massachusetts avenue where her
collection of Peruvian paintings and
wsorkE of arts and other treasures from
psn-Arnerscan countries can be viewed
Nine. Freger spoke before the Spanish
section dinner guests recently and the
recital q experiences IN Peru we're most
Interesting Mn1e. Freyer has been dec
Grated by the Peruvian government for
work size cid wt1lle resident there in
welfare among women children and
animals II Is through the Spanish Sec
flon. of which Mrs. Jennie .. Eeriiner
ss instructor. that the invitation has
been extended
Mrs William r. Che lsTbeTiin. chair
mar ~ flle current event section viii
present William K3cHseS Cooper Is
honor guest ard speaker Tuesday afie--
noon a. tfe meeting of this section ~
z45 cclOck Eo tne ballroom Mr
Copper wi1o spoke before the section
earlier lE fae gesr wiil tell more about
European Happenings hIJ club mem
herf age invited TINS section viii sp0n-
30 dinner April 27 Reservations are
no@ being made
&fa John Alien Munson chairman