Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-05
SOCIETY
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the National League of American Pen
Women, and Mrs. Herbert D. Brown,
author Of GRANDMOTHER Browns Hun
bred Years." the Atlantic Monthly prize
biography, will be the guests OF honor
and speakers at the Columbian Women
meeting this afternoon in Corcoran Hall
of the George Washington University,
at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Busch will speak
on Women in Letters To-Day. ana
Mrs. Brown viii talk on Grandmother
Brown"
During the social hour, preceding the
meeting, the young ladies who are mem
bers OF the editorial boards OF the
George washington University student
publications will act as hostesSeS. They
include Miss Dorothy Ruth, Miss Wini-
fred Beall, Miss Margaret Monk, Miss
Mary Hudson, Miss Naomi Crumley,
Miss Mary Sproul and Miss Ruth Camp
bell of the board of editors Of the
Cherry Tree: Miss Betsy Booth, Miss
Hazel Peterson and Miss Dorothy Al
bert of the board of editors OF the
Ratchet; Miss Elizabeth Ford, Miss
Marie Mold, Miss Miriam de Haas and
Miss Ruth hardwood of the board OF
editors of the Colonial Wig, and Miss
Elizabeth Bunten, Miss Aubrey Somer-
veil and Miss Edith Norris of the board
of editors of the Ghost.
Miss Elizabeth Cullen, president OF
the Columbian Women, will preside ut
The Columbian Women will hold q
treasure hunt and trophy feast Satur-
day at Dover House. the ancestral home
of the Lords Baltimore, near Rosary
Vile Md. Proceeds from the treasure
hunt will be devoted to the scholarship
fund. Miss Virginia Diedal, chairman
of the finance committee, Is in charge
of the arrangements.
The Alabama Society will give q re-
ception in honor of the new officers Of
the society Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in the ballroom at 240O Six
teenth street In the receiving line
will be Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Sykes. Mr..
nd Mrs. John Machen, Miss Margaret
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Zoch
and Mr.. A. c. Radue.
Dancing will follow the reception.
This is the second entertainment the
Alabama Society has given this season
and is to be q most enjoyable occasion.
During tie intermisSion Miss Isabel
Hamilton will give group OF dances.
All Alabamans and their friends will
be most cordially welcome.
Mr.. w. F.. Sykes, the newly elected
president, is from Butler, Ala, and Mrs.
sykes was formerly Miss Margoria Muir
ray Of Mobile.
The Chi Alpha Sigma Sorority, Mu
Chapter, will sponsor card party in
the Hamilton Hotel, at Fourteenth and
K streets northwest, Thursday, for the
benefit Of the Palestine emergency fund.
The card party to be given Friday aft
ernoon at the Willard for the benef1t OF
the Washington Life Adjustment Gen.
ter, under the auspices of the Twen-
tieth Century Club, has added to its list
Of patroneSses Mrs. T. s. Palmer, Mrs.
Henry Clay Newcomer, Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, the Misses PillSbury, Mrs. Merle
Thorpe Mrs. H. B. Meloy, Mrs. Charles
z. Cooke, Mrs. Thomas z. Brown and
Miss Sibyl Baker.
Mrs. Dunaeld Slaymaker Of st.
Paul, MINI, has opened her apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel for the
Winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Ellis Of Evanston,
III, are 1T the Dodge Hotel for sew
eral days and are accompanied by Mrs.
@. A. Barlament, also Of Evanston.
The officers of Chapter C, p. z. o.,
will give reception Friday evening in
the home OF its president, Mrs. F. c..
Brinley, at 1904 Delaf1eld place, from
to IL o'clock. in honor of Mrs. Helen
L. Bentley. retiring District organizer,
and to meet Mrs. Lulah T. Andrews,
past supreme executive secretary and
present president of the Nebraska State
Chapter, and other distinguished guests.