The Washington times., 1928-01-23
PENN STATE
SOCIETY TO
MEET
Will Honor Congressional
Delegation at Reception
Next Month

TVHE Pennsylvania Society will
l. hold its reception in honor Of
the new Pennsylvania members OF
Congress in the Willard Hotel ball
room, Wednesday evening, Feb.
ruary /, at SIS O'Clock.
The honor guests will be Repre-
sentative James M. Beck, Repre-.
sentative John J. Casey, Repre-
sentative /. III. Doutrich, Repre-
sentative J. Russell Leech, Repre-
sentative J. Mitchell Chase. Repre-.
sentative J. Howard Swick, Repre-
sentative Thomas C. Cochran, Rep.
resentatikve Everett Kent, Repre-
sentative Harry A. Estep. Repre-.
sentativeRobert g. Bushong, Rep
resentative Cyrus M. Palmer.
Each member will have q few
words of greeting for the fellow
Pennsylvanians assembled.
George O'Connor will render
vocal selections, and after the pro.
gram there will be dancing to l
o'clock
New committees will be named
at this meeting.
The newly elected officers for
1928 are as follows: Representa-
tive Clyde Kelly, president; DIR.
John s. Arnold. T. Lincoln Town
send and Mrs. f.. T.. Cri1ly, vice
presidents, Mrs. Howard s. Rec
side, treasurer, and d. B. Croft,
secretary. Representative Samuel
A. Kendall was again made chair
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THE Congressional Club viii
4 have az its honor guests Fri.
day afternoon Peter Bisset, who
will talk on "Plant Industry"
and Elsie Janis, who IL appearing
at Keith's this week.
The club will be at home to-
morrow evening from 8 to IL
o'clock. There will be dancing.
AAN
MRS. WILLIAM CLINE BoR.
N4 DEN will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow at her home
in Tracy Place for the members
Of the board of lady managers Of
George Washington University
Hospital who are making plans
for their annual benefit for the
hospital to take place February
81 at the MAyf1ower.
Each year these ladies present
q picturesque anniversary party
at the time of Washington
Birthday. which for 4 number Of
years has been staged at the
university. This year, however,
the party, which will be called "A
Garden Party on the Potomac in
Honor OF General and Mrs. Wash
ington," viii be given at the May
flower; and q ,colorful scene Of
historic interest will be feature
Of the evenings program. This
scene is now being arranged by
a large committee of board mem
bers with Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman as
co-chairmen.
Mrs. John B. Larner IL chair
man OF boxes; Mrs. Joshua Evans,
jr., OF patronesee, and Mrs.
william Cline Borden and Mrs.
Charles e. Munroe, are co-chair-
men Of tickstR.
FOLLOWING the dinner to-
i morrow evening at the Y. w.
c. A. in celebration OF the annual
meeting and election OF board
members there will be given d pro-
gram OF entertainment. Mrs. Fred
r. Wright is chairman OF the pro-
gram, assisted by q large COM
nittee representing all depart.
ments Of the association.
Features will include pictorial
reports" of all activities. with
demonstrations and exhibitions in
the pool, the gymnasium and in
Barker Hall; skits OF an amazing
character by the business and pro.
fessional women's department, a
brief ceremony called the Sym
bolism OF the Triangle" by the
girl reserve department., can Inter-
national Tea Party" by the in
dustrial department. songs by the
Elizabeth Somers Glee Club, and a
French plAylet by the general edu.
cation department are only a part
OF the program, which will include
the announcement OF the election
returns in q novel manner, and a
big surprise for the finale.
Guests will be received in Barker
Hall by the president Of the board,
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown, and a
greeting to new members will be
given by Mrs. Fred e. Wright,
chairman Of the committee on
membership.