Evening star., 1928-05-24
SOCIETY
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Is holding its annual sessions at the
Wardman Park Hotel today. Friday and
Saturday The other officers are, Miss
Elaine Geidel of Chicago, vice president;
Miss Myrtle Edeli of Chicago, secretary,
and Miss Florence Dougherty of Wash
ington, treasurer. About seventy young
women are attending the meeting, in
cluding the following out-of-town dele
gates. Miss Dorothye Mueller, Miss
Ethel Thelin. Miss Loretta Carbonell
and Miss Dagnye Glasel of Chicago.
There will be a reception in the Flor
entine room this evening, and tomorrow
evening there will be a dance in the
east lobby. The election of officers
Saturday will be followed by the annual
banquet in the evening.
Miss Virginia Heiges of Brookline,
Mass, is spending a week or more at
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. L. A. Cowan and her young
daughters Miss Isabel Cowan and Miss
Reba Cowan. are passing a few days
in Washington at the Mayflower on
their return to their home in Mobile,
Ala. They have spent month visiting
in New York, Newport and Boston.
Mr. g. RAYMOND Hahn of Washing
ton and New York, accompanied by
Mt p. Clarence List of washington
will sail for Europe on the Carmania
tomorrow for siX-week trip.
Iowa State Society
To Fete Mrs. Towncr Tonight.
The Iowa State Society will have
among its distinguished guests at the
meeting this evening at the WIZARD
Hotel Mrs. Towner. the wife OF Gov.
Towner of Porto Rico, Senator Samuel
w. Shortridge will deliver short ad-
dress. A musical program will be gwen
by Mrs. c. r. Chlin0hlom and MI. ana
Mrs. Heartsill and dancing will follow.
Miss Helen Wilbar will be hostess at
4he buffet dinner at the Women's City
Club. % Jackson place. tonight at 3
O'Clock. Mrs. Gladys Ball Middiemlss
has arranged the program. Those lax
ing part are Miss Margaret Carmody,
Miss Jean Kinchloe. Mr.. Ben Cain. lr.;
Miss Phyllis Robinson, Miss Katherine
Yaux, Miss Thelma Schmidt, MISS
lucille Edwards. Miss Esne Reeder,
Miss Helen Oriani, Miss Edith Orlanl
and Miss Dolores Flood. Among those
who will attend are Mrs. Frank G.
Stewart, Mrs A. B. Fristoe, Miss Vlr-
ginia Deedell. Mrs. Patrick Gallagher,
Miss Agnes Rider, Miss Doretta Van
Thaden, Miss Edna Reeder. Miss Elsie
Meskill. Miss Winifred Henninger, Miss
Julia Bannigan. Mrs. T. Gray Miss
Blanch Butler Brown. Mrs. L. L. Mat
tingly. Miss Gertrude Bornet. Miss Media
Ann Martin. Mrs. Ida Wilmington and
Mrs. II. B. CAN'T.
Mrs. Edith Maxon. acting president
OF the Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church, Unitarian. viii introduce the
speaker, Mrs. Marietta Johnson. founder
of the Fairhope School of New Educa-
tion, in Alabama. who will speak at the
meeting tomorrow morning on "Relig-
ious Education Of Children"
The alliance will meet at IL o'clock.
IN Pierce Hall, at Fifteenth and Har-
ward streets Mrs. johnson will deliver
her address at noon and luncheon will
follow at / O'Clock, Mrs. Gershorn Brad
ford hostess. Mrs. Truman Able, newly
elected president OF the alliance, is in
Boston as a delegate to the May meet
sngs Of the Unitarian Association.
The Entre-Nous Club win give its
Spring luncheon tomorrow at the Cafe
st. Marks. Mrs Charles P. Keyser is
president. and the list Of guests in
cludes: Mrs. James A. Reed. Mrs.
man. Mrs. L. C. Dyer. Mrs. Arthur Dur
ham, Mrs Eugene r. Woodson, Mrs.
w. w. Scott, Mrs. William Sault, Mrs.
William Badgeiey, Mrs. Joseph Man.
love. Miss Harriet Howard, Mrs. Eugene
Andrew. Mrs. Ralph Lozier, Mrs. Clyde
Williams. Mrs. W. c. Dean, Mrs. Edward
Hays Mrs John Cochran. Mrs. Thomas
Sterling. Mrs Rob Roy McKahan, Mrs
lie Gage Pratt. Mrs. James Baity. Mrs
Lee. Mrs Earl Venable, Mrs. Leroy
Goodwin, Mrs. Orlando Smith. Mrs
Marion Rhodes. Mrs. Helen johnson,
Afrs. Mamie Chamberlin and Mrs
Walters.
Miss Mary A. Lindsey viii be In
charge OF the table showing costume
5ewelry at the country fair which the
zonra Club viii give Saturday. at Bon
ME Brae, the beautiful estate Of Miss
Emma T. Hahn, at 6036 Daniels road,
on the edge of Rock Greek Park. Miss
Lindsey will be dressed as a gypsy
Most Of those in charge Of the various
booths and stunts win be In costume.
The most interesting feature perhaps
viii Be the base ball game between the
members OF the Quota, Soroptimist and
Zonta Clubs. The fair is TO be given
for The scholarship fund Of the Zonta
Cub.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois. president of
the Progressive Citizens Association
OF Georgetown. entertained in her
home last night .he members Of the
executive committee Of the association
the presidents Of citizens associations
adjoining Georgetown and the mem
beTs OF the general committee for the
National Historical Pageant, 10 be CIV
en- along the Chesapeake 81 Ohio Canal
Saturday afternoon, June 2. In celebra-
ton of the one hundredth anniver-
aary Of the commencement Of the canal
IN 1923. when the President Of the
United States, John Quincy Adams. in
the presence of large and distinguish
&c company OF high officials Of the
Federal and Municipal Governments and
representatives Of foreign governments
IN Washington. turned the first shovel
1uI Of earth for the undertaking
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest. who Is
chairman Of the executive committee
for the pageant June 2, was the speak
er OF the occasion, and told Of the
progress being made in preparation for
this picturesque historic event. I'm
which civic. patriotic and educational
organizations in the Capital City are
taking Kart.